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R SThe document outlines a SWOT analysis for an individual pursuing a BBA degree. Their strengths include good interpersonal and communication skills, persistence, and budgeting abilities. Threats consist of peer pressure, technology changes, and market acceptance challenges. Weaknesses are a lack of confidence, focus, and perceived shyness. Opportunities to overcome weaknesses include support from university professors and academic resources like textbooks and assignments.
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