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Okay so I want to preface this by saying that I used to take stem subjects in high school, and didn't have a single non-stem subject apart from languages. So I do have an idea on what both the fields include.

I am by no means trying to compare an engineering degree to a business deg, but I would like to say that people heavily underestimate how hard it is to do well in business.

From my personal experience, while its much much MUCH easier to pass in business, its tougher to get an A/A+ in business than, say comp sci. Its not just me, my friends who are in double degree would attest to the same.

Firstly, there definitely are 'fluff' mods in NBS. Especially HR and Marketing have plenty of fluff mods. But even among these fluff mods, since everyone scores so high, the bell curve is quite bad.

Come across any student who has taken a second major in business, they almost all agree that fluff mods such as Org Behavior and Marketing have the most variance in expected grade vs actual grade. Then there are mods such as Biz Law and Financial Management which are objectively hard for year 1s.

If you choose finance/actuary/risk as your specialisations, the mods are actually quite tough. There is quite a lot of math involved and if you don't put in the hours you won't get a good grade. However, its almost impossible to fail in business. I will agree to that point. But the skill ceiling is so high that scoring straight As is quite tough unless you pull off consistent weeks.

Not to mention the group projects. If youre stuck in a group of snakes, good luck tanking the work.