What are the main subject of BBA?

Which one is very demandable subject? CS, CSE, ARCH, EEE, BBA, CSSE, CE.?

• Answer:

  Do you mean "in demand by employers" or "demanding to study"? You can easily get statistics on starting salaries for pretty much any bachelors degree from PayScale. I'm going to assume you are talking about difficulty. Let me make sure I know what your acronyms mean. I think they mean this: CS--Computer science (how demanding this is depends entirely on the school, some schools really water this down and are really teaching IT skills and not computer science; the one I go to does *not* water this down and it can be demanding as it requires a certain mindset, it's not something you can learn but an innate ability to reason mathematically) CSE--Computer science and engineering (on average, more demanding, because it blends EE with CS) ARCH--Architecture or Architectural engineering (depends on the school, the degree track, etc. If taken at an engineering college, it will be more math and engineering, at a design school it will be more about aesthetics probably) EEE--Electrical Engineering....something? (EE is one of the hardest degrees to get, it combines the workload of engineering with a lot of the heavier math and physics of a physics degree) BBA--Bachelor of Business Administration? (there's a joke that people who drop out of engineering go to business school) CSSE--? CE--Civil Engineering or Computer Engineering? CivEng is still harder than most college degrees, but it is probably one of the easier engineering degrees to g. Computer engineering is like CSE but stripped of most of the CS theory and programming, it is a variant of EE. Also difficult, but surprisingly not as (continuous) math-laden in the real world, I'm told.