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Name of the course
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M.B.A. (Master of Business Administration)
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Number of seats
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60 seats
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Duration
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2 years Post Graduate Degree course
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Year of starting
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2009
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Future Scope : The scope for a MBA graduate is unparalleled. Apart from attractive pay packets and placements being offered at college-level itself, it opens doors to various sectoral opportunities. The corporate world has seen many MBA professionals occupying top slots in the corporate ladder.
Apart from Corporate careers, one can opt for entrepreneurship, work in co-operatives, NGO's as the opportunities are literally unlimited. Even when the industry goes through trends/fads, like the recent dot com fad, MBAs are the first in and among the first out, thereby reaping the benefits of a rising industry and the smartness of exiting to a different industry when the fall happened. This is due to the multi-dimensional, multi-tasking quality an MBA possesses. For example: A MBA with Finance specialization does not necessarily fare poorly when the industry hits the doldrums. He gets onto marketing of financial services (say, marketing of mutual funds or insurance products), thereby reducing career risk.
Today, a Management Degree has become an attractive proposition, as there are attractive entry level salaries (including $ salaries offered by some MNC's) and typically, a Management Graduate gets absorbed into a Company through the Campus Placement Program of the Institute. The MBA Program offers a lucrative career option to both experienced professionals as well as fresh graduates.
About Department : The Dominance of conventional classroom teaching and learning management has been increasingly been questioned for its appropriateness. Therefore our department of business management works on the alternative approaches to class room education. We have realized softer but crucial aspects of management are ‘character’ or ‘attitude’ building, developing the mindset for holistic, systematic thinking, development of analytical skill and rational skill as well. The life at department is sprinkled with a variety of academic and non-academic learning that go beyond the conventional methods. The entire learning process is focused on inculcating sensitivity in future managers to real world issues and an ability to become leaders of tomorrow in their chosen fields. Therefore the pedagogy includes cases studies presentation, seminars group discussions, real life projects and active industry institute interaction.
