Syllabus
MBA (Master of Business Administration) is a postgraduate programme that develops business knowledge, managerial skills and entrepreneurial abilities. The syllabus helps students build leadership, communication, analytical thinking and decision-making skills for professional growth.
The MBA curriculum covers areas such as Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Finance, Business Law and Business Strategy. It combines theoretical learning with case studies, assignments and project work to help students apply management concepts to practical business situations.
Students can choose specialisations based on their interests and career goals. Options may include Marketing, Finance, Accounting, Human Resources, Operations and Hotel Management. Hospital Management and Healthcare Management focus on healthcare organisations, while Hotel and Hospitality Management focus on hospitality businesses. Availability varies by institution.
MBA Syllabus
The programme includes core subjects and electives, allowing students to develop foundational knowledge and expertise in their chosen area. The following table presents an indicative semester-wise MBA syllabus. Subjects and their placement may differ across institutions and specialisations.
| Semester | Subjects |
|---|---|
| Semester 1 | Organisational Behaviour; Quantitative Methods; Managerial Economics; Financial Accounting |
| Semester 2 | Organisational Effectiveness and Change; Management Science; Business Environment; Financial Management |
| Semester 3 | Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility; Legal Environment of Business; Strategic Analysis |
| Semester 4 | Project Study; Strategic Management; International Business Environment |
Electives and project work allow students to explore specific business functions and apply their learning to management challenges.