Course Information & Syllabus
Course Information :
The degree provides the individuals the unique opportunity to develop their full potential as business leaders of the twenty first century. The program has been designed to enable students to acquire a firm understanding of the major areas of knowledge and philosophical approaches that underpin general management particularly at strategic level. It allows specialization in particular area of management by selecting one of the clusters of strategic specialist units.
Year 1 :
Organizational Management
Managerial Economics
Accounting for Decision Making
Business Statistics
Information Technology & Management
Advanced Business Communication
Life Skills
Business Environment Research Methodology
Management Science Financial Management
Human Resources Management
Marketing Management
Human Values & Ethics
Year 2 :
Strategic Management :
Business Law
Departmental Electives I
Departmental Electives II
Departmental Electives III
Departmental Electives IV
Summer Training Project
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management :
Departmental Electives I
Departmental Electives II
Departmental Electives III
Departmental Electives IV Research Project & Comprehensive Viva
Finance Management Finance Derivatives :
Security Analysis & Investment Management
Mergers, Acquisition & Corporate Restructuring Tax Planning & Management
International Financial Management Financial Markets & Institutions Working Capital Management
Capital Market & Money Market
Human Resource Management :
Compensation Management and Training &
Development
Industrial Relations & Labour Enactments Team Building & Leadership
Negotiation & Counseling
Cross - Cultural Management
Industry Psychology
Organizational Changes & Intervention Strategies
Managing Human Resource Development
Marketing Management Rural & Social Marketing :
Marketing Research
Sales & Distribution Management
Advertising & Brand Management Retail Management
Consumer Behaviour
Industial Marketing
Services Marketing
International Business Management :
International Marketing
International Business Environment and Foreign
Exchange Economics
Export Management and Documentation
International Logistic Management
International Strategic Management
International Human Resource Management
International Accounting
International Economics
Information Technology :
C Languages
System Analysis & Design and Software Engineering
Data Communication & Network E-commerce
Database Management System
Introduction to Programming
IT for Business & Management
Multimedia and Web Development
Network Management
Careers :
Students graduating from this course can take up careers in any multinational or Indian company. There is virtually no
limitation to the choice of placements and this would include services, infotech, hospitality, consumer goods, consultancy, and engineering, et al. 