MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)(General)

Programme:-The Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme is of two years duration comprising (A) MBA Part-I (SemI,II) and (B) MBA Part-II(Sem III, IV)

The objectives of the programme are:-

(a) To equip students with knowledge and skills to be able to perform their role as versatile and integrated business executives.

(b) To cultivate competencies for performing both as strategists and recipients in the national and international context of change

Eligibility for admission:-A three -year bachelor's degre or equivalent in any discipline from a recognized University and international context of change

Structure of programme:-The Programme is divided into 4 semesters consisting of 32 courses including summer training in an organization after completion of First Year. The details of courses and scheme of teaching are as given below:

MBA Part-I

Sr.No of Semester and Course	Title	Scheme of Teaching (Hours Per Week)
		Class Room/Sessions	Lab Work/Tutorial	Field Work,Industry Training/Project Base learning
101	Management Science and Decision Technologies	3	1	-
102	Organisational Behaviour	3	-	1
103	Managerial Economics	3	1	-
104	Financial and Management Accounting	3	1	-
105	Environmental Management	3	-	1
106	Agri Business Management	3	-	1
107*	Managerial Skill Development	2	2	-
108*	Information Technology	2	2	-
201	Research Methodology	3	1	-
202	Human Resource Management	3	-	1
203	Financial Management	3	-	1
204	Marketing Management	3	-	1
205	Production and Operations Management	3	-1
206	International Business	3	-	1
207*	Business Policy and Strategic Management	2	-	2
208*	Business Ethics and Professional Values	2	-	2

1. Marketing Management		2 .Production Management
I	Consumer Behaviour	I	Purchasing & Materials Management
II	Strategic Marketing	II	Quality and Systems Management
III	Advertising and Media Management	III	Production Planning and Control
IV	Marketing Research	IV	Operations Research
V	Relationship Marketing	V	Logistics Management
VI	Sales and Distribution Management	VI	Transportation Management
VII	Brand Management	VII	Services Operations Management
VIII	Services Marketing	VIII	World Class Manufacturing
3. Financial Management		4. International Business
I	Applied Corporate Finance	I	Global Business Strategies
II	Risk and Insurance Management	II	International Financial Management
III	Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management	III	Export-Import Procedures and Documentation
IV	Mergers and Acquisitions	IV	World Business Environment
V	Management of Financial Institution and Services	V	International Marketing
VI	Global Financial Analysis	VI	International Law
VII	Management Control System	VII	Foreign Exchange Markets
VIII	Foreign Exchange Management	VIII	India's Foreign Trade Policy

Standard of Passing and Award of Class:
In order to pass examination (either MBA Part-I examination or Part-II examination), a candidate must secure minimum 50% marks in both the Semester-end examinations forming Part-I or Part-II, subject to securing minimum 40% marks in each indivisual course. If a candidate fails to obtain 50% marks in the entire Part-I or Part-II examination, then he must appear for not more than two papers in subsequent seating to pass the examination.The student cannot reappear for practical courses and departmental evaluation course

The Rules for the award of class at the examination will be as under