Semester 1
Principles of Management – Introduction to basic management concepts.
Business Communication – Effective communication skills, writing, and presentation skills.
Financial Accounting – Basics of accounting, financial statements, and accounting principles.
Microeconomics – Study of individual economic units, supply and demand, market structures.
Business Mathematics – Mathematical techniques used in business, such as algebra and calculus.
Semester 2
Organizational Behavior – Understanding behavior within organizations, motivation, and teamwork.
Business Environment – Study of external factors affecting businesses, including legal and political.
Business Statistics – Data analysis, probability, statistical tools in business.
Macroeconomics – National economic issues like inflation, GDP, and monetary policies.
Cost Accounting – Techniques for tracking, allocating, and managing business costs.
Year 2: Core Business Disciplines
Semester 3
Marketing Management – Fundamentals of marketing, strategies, consumer behavior.
Human Resource Management – Recruitment, training, and employee relations.
Financial Management – Managing finances, investment, and financing decisions.
Operations Management – Production, quality control, inventory management.
Management Information Systems – Using technology and information systems in business.
Semester 4
Research Methodology – Techniques for conducting business research and data analysis.
Business Law – Overview of legal aspects of business, including contracts and corporate laws.
Consumer Behavior – Study of consumer preferences, decision-making processes.
Financial Markets and Services – Study of financial markets, instruments, and services.
Project Management – Planning, executing, and managing business projects.
Year 3: Advanced Topics and Specializations
Semester 5
Strategic Management – Long-term planning, competitive strategy, and decision-making.
Entrepreneurship Development – Starting and managing new ventures, innovation.
International Business – Global trade, foreign exchange, and international market dynamics.
Elective 1 – Often an area of specialization like Digital Marketing, Finance, HR, etc.
Elective 2 – Additional elective as per specialization, e.g., Investment Analysis, Sales Management.
Semester 6
Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) – Ethical decision-making and social impact.
Banking and Insurance – Overview of banking sector, insurance policies, and risk management.
E-Business – Digital business models, e-commerce, and online marketing.
Elective 3 – Final elective in chosen specialization.
Project/Internship – Practical project or internship, often required as a capstone experience.
Common Specialization Areas:
Finance: Investment Analysis, Risk Management, Financial Planning.
Marketing: Brand Management, Digital Marketing, Sales Management.
Human Resources: Talent Acquisition, Performance Management, Labor Laws.
Operations: Supply Chain Management, Quality Management.
Information Technology: Database Management, IT in Business, Cybersecurity.
This structure provides a well-rounded education in business fundamentals, along with flexibility to specialize in areas aligned with career goals
