BBA Hons. in Startup & Family Business

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BBA in Entrepreneurship Admission 2025-26 at GCEC Global Foundation are now open. Check the BBA Hons. in Startup & Family Business and Startup course details like eligibility criteria, fees, syllabus & career at the Best BBA College in Jaipur.

GCEC
GLOBAL
FOUNDATION
Info@gcecglobal.com
GCEC

ABOUT GCEC
A non-profit educational organization called
GCEC Global Foundation is dedicated to
changing India's educational system by
instilling a modern entrepreneurial attitude
in students. To further our goal, we
collaborate with a wide range of
organizations, We offer a wide range of
services, including mentorship, campus
administration, entrepreneurship programs,
and much more.

VISION &
MISSION
To be the Best Commerce College
in India with a professional
approach and a liberal mindset and
to transform the Indian education
system by introducing new age
entrepreneurial mindset in
commerce education.

3/4 years of
mandatory
practical
training
Curriculum
inspired by
Harvard,
Babson, CMA,
CFA, ACCA
OUR FEATURES
Assistance in
international
internships
and courses
Inovation lab,
Incubation
centre,
Entrepreneur
ship Lab and
NSE Trading
Desk
Best in class
mentors,
professionally
qualified
CAs,ACCA,
CMA and
others
In house
Incubation
centre
supportd by
AWS, Google
and others

OUR
COURSES B.COM(H)
INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS/ FINANCE
B.COM (H) BANKING
AND FINANCE
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PROFESSIONAL
ACCOUNTING
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PRODUCTION
B.COM(H)
MANAGEMENT
ACCOUNTING
BBA(H) IN
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
AND FAMILY
BUSINESS
BBA(H) IN FINANCIAL
MARKETS/ NSE
MBA INTERNATIONAL
FINANCE

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