Under Graduate Courses
Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS):
Sem-I | Sem-II |
Paper Name | Paper Name |
Introduction to Financial Accounts | Principles of Marketing |
Business Law | Industrial Law |
Business Statistics | Business Mathematics |
Business Communication-I | Business Communication-II |
Foundation Course-I | Foundation Course-II |
Foundation of Human Skills | Business Environment |
Business Economics | Principles of Management |
Sem-III | Sem-IV |
Paper Name | Paper Name |
Marketing Group: Consumer Behavior Finance Group: Introduction to Cost Accounting |
Marketing Group: Integrated Marketing Communication Finance Group: Financial Institution and Marketing. |
Marketing Group: Advertising Finance Group : Corporate Finance |
Marketing Group: Rural Marketing Finance Group : Auditing |
Information Technology in Business Management-I | Information Technology in Business Management |
Foundation Course (Environmental Management)-III | Foundation Course-IV (Ethics) |
Business Planning and Entrepreneurial management | Business Economics-II |
Strategic Management | Business Research Methods |
Accounting for Managerial Decision | Production & Total Quality Management |
Sem-V (Marketing) | Sem-VI (Marketing) |
Paper Name | Paper Name |
Logistics and Supply Chain Management | Operation Research |
Corporate Communication and Public Relations | Brand Management |
Services Marketing | Retail Management |
E-Commerce & Digital Marketing | International Marketing |
Sales and Distribution Management | Media Planning and Management |
Customer Relationship Management | Project Work |
Sem-V (Finance) | Sem-VI (Finance) |
Paper Name | Paper Name |
Logistics and Supply Chain Management | Operation Research |
Corporate Communication and Public Relations | Innovative Financial Services |
Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management | Project Management |
Commodity and Derivatives Market | Strategic Financial Management |
Financial Accounting | Indirect Taxes |
Direct Taxes | Project Work |
Programme outcome
Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)
Program typically prepares students for careers in the field of management studies. The program covers a wide range of topics related to the scope of marketing, research, study of consumer behavior, financial knowledge regarding capital markets, commodity markets, various financial markets and updates regarding current market trends.
Outcomes of a BMS program include:
Enhancement of Human Skills:Acquire knowledge about management practices which facilitate them to become effective professionals.
Problem-solving skills: Apply the concepts related to Commerce, Accountancy, Economics, Management and other allied subjects in various commercial fields.Analyze and interpret the financial statements and accounting activities involved in the business
Enhancement of Academic Skills:Be capable to pursue higher studies in diverse fields of Management such as Business Administration, Human Resource Management, Marketing and Finance.
Development of Entrepreneurial Skills:Be adequately trained to be entrepreneurs and communicate effectively. Develop a positive attitude towards lifelong learning and research.Design and construct an innovative business model and develop entrepreneurship skills.
Develop Business Knowledge: Acquire the required skills to develop business models and be responsible global citizens with cross culturally competent behavior and ethical values.Develop a strong foundation for the industry specific skills to pursue better career prospects.
Communication skills: Students should be able to communicate effectively with colleagues and stakeholders, both verbally and in writing.
Teamwork and collaboration: Students should learn to work effectively in teams and collaborate with others to develop and implement effective outcomes.
Ethical and professional conduct: Students should be aware of ethical issues and code of conduct to demonstrate professionalism in their work.
Overall, a BMS program aims to prepare students to be competent, skilled, and ethical professionals in the field of Management Studies. Graduates of the program should be able to apply their knowledge and skills to solve real-world problems and advance in the field of management.