Bachelor of Business Administration
Syllabus
Semester VI6.1 Labour Law
6.2 Entrepreneurship
6.3 Optional I Investment and portfolio management
6.4 Optional II Advertising and Publicity Management
6.5 Management project & Viva (Click here to see the Project Guidelines)
Semester IV
4.1 Business Law
4.2 Human Resource Management
4.3 Marketing Research
4.4 Company Accounts
4.5 Social Project (Click here to see the Project Guidelines)
Semester V
5.1 Corporate Laws
5.2 Taxation
5.3 Organisation Structure & Dynamics
5.4 Industrial Relations
5.5 Management Project (Click
here to see the Project Guidelines)
Semester III
3.1 Business Communication
3.2 Financial Management
3.3 Marketing Management
3.4 Introduction to Office Automation
3.5 Social Project (Click here to see the Project Guidelines)
* During the Third and Fourth semesters students have to undertake an individual social project and submit the report at the end of the fourth semester.
Semester I
1.1 English – (Paper I)
1.2 Business Accounting
1.3 Business Statistics – I
1.4 Business Mathematics – 1
1.5 Principles of Management
Semester II
2.1 English - (Paper II)
2.2 Cost & Management Accounting
2.3 Business Mathematics – II
2.4 Business Statistics – II
2.5 Business Economics
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
The modern Management practitioners and think-tanks believe that ‘Managers are Made and not Born’. The Strength and refreshing spirit gathered from this thinking has enabled us to facilitate a learning Programme that imparts rigorous and hard-core training to students who cherish a career in corporate governance.
The tremendous impetus and thrust on specialization has created ‘sky is the limit’ opportunities for talents in almost all specialized areas of business management and administration. The need is to tap these opportunities by acquiring the required formal knowledge and skills
Bachelor of Business Administration is a course specifically designed to give a grinding exposure, education and training to students to command the complexities of modern business, enabling them to be catalysts to changes and contribute to their profession, organization and communities. The course provides a comprehensive coverage of theoretical and practical learning in business administration. It is considered as a prelude and run up towards MBA course.
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