help plzz

[c0d3r]

I mean if i consider my self,upto bachelors level we dont know even the application of topic are we are studying and how it is used is in our daily life.(mostly happens :/ ) and this happens in most of the universities

This is because mostly, teachers do not know the practical implementations themselves sadly.

[happymaza]

DO BBA From LSE,

BBA has it's own scope, the people who call BBA are baseless, i would request them to kindly prove it

BBA is a bit practical experience as compared to BSC , and for BBA, i would recommend LSE

Personally, I'm satisfied with studies and facilities offered at LSE

[OptiKNerV]

Quite the same choice as mine when i was doing my FSC, i opted for FAST NU due to multiple reasons, which are:
- FAST has better class environments and better equipped classes than LSE and the campuses are far better, LSE campuses are 1 story deserted kind of buildings, and not Purpose built campuses like in FAST.
- Grading is tough, that means that if you have 3.5+ GPA, that means you`ve earned it, while in LSE, everyone has same GPA, so its very difficult to stand out due to greater number of students and bad grading i suppose..
- LSE takes all the points in extra curricular and sports, while FAST is still trying to follow up on that.
- LSE is very very social
- LSE is old, and you might ppl saying graduates from LSE are given edge over FASTians, but thats old talk now.
- LSE is too far away from city, if you live in DHA, thats another case then...
So it depends on what you think is necessary for you, and what are your priorities, keeping those in mind, make a good decision about it...

[happymaza]

Originally Posted by OptiKNerV

Quite the same choice as mine when i was doing my FSC, i opted for FAST NU due to multiple reasons, which are:
- FAST has better class environments and better equipped classes than LSE and the campuses are far better, LSE campuses are 1 story deserted kind of buildings, and not Purpose built campuses like in FAST.

Have you ever visited LSE ? The campus is soo beautiful and uniquely designed with several facilities which FAST Don't have....
I don't know how you made this statement ??? Beta Ankhain Kholo...

Originally Posted by OptiKNerV

- Grading is tough, that means that if you have 3.5+ GPA, that means you`ve earned it, while in LSE, everyone has same GPA, so its very difficult to stand out due to greater number of students and bad grading i suppose..

One of My Madam said, grading will only help you to get a job, rest is ur mind!
So it doesn't matter how much grade you got, instead the thing which matter is how much u learned?

Originally Posted by OptiKNerV

- LSE takes all the points in extra curricular and sports, while FAST is still trying to follow up on that.

So finally at least at one point, you accepted LSE is better

Originally Posted by OptiKNerV

-- LSE is very very social

How can you prove your statement ? and even yes, then what's wrong?

Originally Posted by OptiKNerV

- LSE is old, and you might ppl saying graduates from LSE are given edge over FASTians, but thats old talk now.

Lol, I'm laughing, how can you say this ?

Originally Posted by OptiKNerV

- LSE is too far away from city, if you live in DHA, thats another case then...

Well, if you want to gain something, you need to sacrifice something....!

In the end, i would say, search out the market, who's degree got higher value and then come and reply!

Also don't make false statements please!

If you can't say something right then DON'T!

[fizzaimran]

@happymaza i agree wid u
lse has a beautiful building

[happymaza]

Originally Posted by fizzaimran

@happymaza i agree wid u
lse has a beautiful building

Never mind... btw, my name is ali

[MummyDaddy]

Originally Posted by happymaza

DO BBA From LSE,

BBA has it's own scope, the people who call BBA are baseless, i would request them to kindly prove it

BBA is a bit practical experience as compared to BSC , and for BBA, i would recommend LSE

A BBA will limit career opportunities, as mentioned in my previous post. That does not mean that there are no career opportunities. It just means that they are less than those that would be available after a BSc in Economics. A BBA is too specialised for an undergraduate degree. If someone is interested in studying business, they can always do an MBA at a later stage.

There is no career you can do with a BBA that you can't do with a BSc in Economics. And there are some careers that will be available after a BSc Economics that will be harder to enter with a BBA. Furthermore, if you're ever interested in getting a Master's degree, a BSc is probably a better choice.

I don't deny that a BSc degree has a much more academic focus than a BBA. Nor do I think that a BBA is a pointless degree. It obviously has its merits. I just think that a person will have more career flexibility with a BSc.

MD

[happymaza]

Originally Posted by MummyDaddy

A BBA will limit career opportunities, as mentioned in my previous post. That does not mean that there are no career opportunities. It just means that they are less than those that would be available after a BSc in Economics. A BBA is too specialised for an undergraduate degree. If someone is interested in studying business, they can always do an MBA at a later stage.

There is no career you can do with a BBA that you can't do with a BSc in Economics. And there are some careers that will be available after a BSc Economics that will be harder to enter with a BBA. Furthermore, if you're ever interested in getting a Master's degree, a BSc is probably a better choice.

I don't deny that a BSc degree has a much more academic focus than a BBA. Nor do I think that a BBA is a pointless degree. It obviously has its merits. I just think that a person will have more career flexibility with a BSc.

MD

Well, first of all i really appreciate your point of view, Going further, from your post, i'm seeing that you are clearly focusing on scope rather then interest.

BBA is designed for those students who are business minded and the way you are clarifying the scope of BSC, i can then say, BCS Computer Engineering is much better or BSC electrical engineering is even better but here, the interest comes first and then we have to see which degree programs offers more polishing to your interest.

Also you can't say particularly a specific degree has more scope then the other, it's all you, who make the scope, remember it's you, not the degree who make the scope! and also everything has limits and so scope has..!



Now referring back to BBA, I have came to know that the best degree offered by LSE is BBA, not BSC, BBA with Double Majors in Marketing and Finance, this degree has countless scope in the Management, Marketing and Finance sector..!

Also when talking about potential, Most of the CEO's of many companies are from BBA and MBA side so BBA and MBA studies have scope to get the top most seat, as compared to BSC in which you can be only head of a particular department (In Most cases)

Even if you say you can do an MBA later, it doesn't seems to be a best option, MBA is just summarizing of BBA and little bit advance studies, you can get the knowledge of four years in just 1 year. If that was the case, everyone
would be doing things like BBA then MCS computers or BCS engineering then MBA , though unlike MCS you can do MBA with any bachelor degree but remember, it's not the best practise. It won't build your mind in business field, rather you will have a degree that's it!