MBA

Courses for MBA-I for Monsoon Semester 2024

 

Courses for MBA-III for Monsoon Semester 2024

 

Time Table for MBA-I for Monsoon Semester 2024

 

Time Table for MBA-III for Monsoon Semester 2024

Master of Business Administration

(Two- Year Course)

 

Business environment is changing rapidly and at the same time, technology is also witnessing unprecedented evolution. They together have immense impact on various aspects of our life including education. Hence a curriculum must be evaluated and amended periodically to reflect the changing times. Management education being closely linked with the business and economy and MBA program being the flagship product of management education, it is necessary to keep updating its curriculum periodically to accommodate changing scenario and to remain relevant. Therefore, the MBA curriculum of ABV-SME also needs to be suitably modified. The most essential learning outcomes of MBA programmes have been identified in this revised curriculum. The core courses of MBA are mapped with the key learning outcomes that every employer today seeks in a management graduate. Emphasising on Indian business models and recognizing the co-existence of business and non-business sectors, the newly revised curriculum is offering a range of innovative courses. Multi-disciplinary management knowledge can be studied in depth through a number of electives in the functional and non-functional areas in the business and non-business sectors. Students can customize their learning not just through a selection of electives as major and minor specialization from a large pool of electives. 

 

For successful completion of MBA Programme of ABV-SME a student must earn a minimum of 80 credits during the 4 semester.  This is consistent with the UGC regulations.

 

• We propose the programme to be of 80 credits instead of 112 credits over the 4 semester in our MBA Programme to keep it in consonance with most major government Management Schools.

• The numbering of the courses has been done on the basis of the areas in their discipline so the following nine areas have been identified as part of the courses of MBA Programme of ABV-SME:

 

1. Accounting and Finance

2. Marketing

3. Organization Behaviour and Human Resource Management

4. Entrepreneurship

5. Information Technology Management

6. Operations Management and Quantitative Techniques

7. Strategic Management

8. Economics and Public Policy

9. Contemporary issues in Management 

 

• The first two letters define the programme: MB for MBA; PH for Ph.D.; and DP for Diploma in Entrepreneurship.

• The first numerical digit stands for the prioritize order of the course: 1 – Compulsory course; 2- Tool Course; 3- Elective Course

• The second digit stands for the number credits assigned to the course

• The third digit of the course stands for the area to which the course belongs

• The last two digits refer to the numerical order of the course.  

 

Semester I

 

Course Nos.	Title of Papers	Credits
MB 13301	Management Process and Organizational Behaviour	3
MB 13401	Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice	3
MB 13101	Accounting For Managers	3
MB 13201	Marketing Management	3
MB 13601	Quantitative Methods	3
MB 13901	Legal Aspects of Business	3
MB 12302	Business Communication	2
	Total	20

Course Nos.	Title of Papers	Credits
MB 13102	Financial Management	3
MB 13303	Human Resource Management	3
MB 13501	Information Technology for Business	3
MB 13602	Production and Operations Management	3
MB 13603	Business Research Methods	3
MB 13604	Project Management	3
MB 12802	Business Environment	2
	Total	20

 

Summer Training

Compulsory Papers

MB 22001

Summer Internship

02

At the completion of the first two semesters of the first year and before the commencement of the third semester in the second year, the student is required to undergo summer training in an organisation.  A report based on the summer training shall be submitted within six-eight weeks from the commencement of the third semester. After this each student has to make a presentation and the final grade in this course (MB 22001 in Semester-III which has 2 credits) will be based on both the written report and the presentation.

*The title of some of the course have been slightly changed from the previous one and assigned 2 credits.