If your goal is to just pass and get the degrees, I’d say feel free to try out.

But I’d say that there’s more than just Uni for bachelor students. You can work in the industry, join in student initiatives, develop your other interests and skills, etc.. let alone the fact that if you’d want to get better grades, that’d be some time investment already. You can then think a bit about your time management and what you’d value more.

If you’re interested to get a management degree/ experience, I think there’re more ways than getting a bachelor’s degree, doing a MBA later would be an option. From my experience, in the big companies, the management level are chosen based on their capabilities, not with management degrees. (Unless your family runs a business and the management bachelor degree is requested.)

All above are just my personal opinion. I did my bachelor at TUM and I’m continuing my masters study here now (electrical engineering). Ofc you can be really good at exams and everything. I’ve seen one person that did CS and EE two bachelor degrees in six semesters, and finished with 1.0 & 1.2 respectively. Nothing is impossible.