Should I major in accounting and information technology?
The question is what major would give you the skills that you couldn’t easily learn by yourself. Accounting is essentially a set of relatively static rules and processes that need to be applied uniformly without a massive degree of creative thought and requires a high degree of mathematical proficiency and understanding - its a profession. IT is a set of constantly changing skills and constructs that require creativity and above all an interest in the subject to do well (because IT changes so often you cannot master it - only keep up :)) - its a vocation.The most important point here is that I know a lot of people from an accountancy background working in IT (because they love IT and are passionate about it) but I know literally no-one from an IT background working in accounting.Accounting will give you a set of long lived, in-demand, transferrable skills and if you want to apply these to IT you will have a sought after background (I love teaching IT people from a mathematical background - it makes things a lot easier). The other thing to consider is that the majority of what you learn about IT in university will be out of date by the time you graduate.Short answer - major in accounting, it gives you more options, better employability and a fall back position if IT proves not to be for you.
Can you get two bachelor degrees at the same time?
Getting two bachelor's degrees is different than getting a double major. It can be done and people do it all the time. I have a BA and a B.Sc. The courseload is the same - max load is going to be 18 hours or so whether you're doing one bachelor's or two. It will not be 4 years - more like 5-6 years. The only requirements will be that you complete all of the requirements of both degrees and that your second degree have 30-40 hours not used in the first. There is no reason you couldn't do a BBA and still meet all of the science requirements for med school admission. It just might take a touch longer than doing just the BBA.
Can I do BBA after 12th arts?
HiBBA (3 Years): Yes, you can go for BBA after your 12th arts .There are a number of combinations available for you such as: BBA 3 years. , Dual Degree BBA - MBA 5 years., BBA (Hons.) 3 years., Dual Degree BBA (Hons.) - MBA, 5 years. , BBA (Information Technology) 3 years. , BBA (Financial Markets) 3 years. , BBA (International Finance) 3 years. , BBA (Oil and Gas Management) 3 years. , Integrated BBA - MBA 4 years.These above mentioned are the courses which you can opt if you want to pursue BBA according to your area of interest.So it will be advisable if you do your degree from a well known university and that provides prime placement opportunity, outstanding industrial exposure and professional enhancement training. I can enlist some university for your help - Lovely Professional University, Symbiosis University, Sharda University etc. which offers excellent learning atmosphere to its students. Few of these universities provides extensive learning programs and exposure to the students.I hope it helps.