3 Years
Under Graduate
Management
Full Time
BMS provides a wide-ranging education in management, including organizational behavior, financial management, and business ethics.
The Syllabus for the Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in business and management principles. Students typically cover core topics related to business ethics, marketing, financial management, and organizational behaviour. The curriculum often includes courses on business strategy, entrepreneurship, and business communication. Students also delve into topics related to human resource management, operations management, and business law. Practical experiences such as business projects, case studies, and internships may be included to help students apply business concepts in real-world contexts. Graduates are well-prepared for a wide range of roles in various industries and sectors.
Syllabus & Subjects
| Semesters | Subjects |
| Semester I | Management &Accounting |
| Financial Administration | |
| Business Policy & Strategy | |
| Business Communication-1 | |
| Semester II | Interdisciplinary & Courses |
| Principles of Marketing | |
| Legal Aspects of Business | |
| Business & Communication-2 | |
| Semester III | Business (Economics) |
| Business Law-1 | |
| Quantitative Techniques for Admission | |
| Human Resource Administration | |
| Semester IV | Macroeconomics |
| Business Law-2 | |
| Business Accounting | |
| Business Decisions | |
| Semester V | Business & Management |
| Commerce (Marketing and Human Resources) | |
| Semester VI | Computer System & Application |
| Business Policy and Strategy | |
| Financial Institutions | |
| Organizational Behaviour | |
| Elective Subjects | Finance and Accounting |
| Digital Marketing | |
| Travel & Tourism | |
| Human Resources | |
| Hotel Administration | |
| Entrepreneurship |
Projects
Here are some project ideas for a Bachelor's
in Management Studies: Business Process Optimization: Identify an existing
business process within an organization and propose improvements to enhance
efficiency, reduce costs, or improve customer satisfaction.
(I). Develop a comprehensive
marketing plan for a specific product.
(ii). Financial Analysis and
Forecasting Project.
(iii). CSR Program
(iv). E-commerce Business Plan
(v). Project Management for New
Product Development
(vi). Employee Engagement and
Motivation Project
Reference Books
Bachelor Of Management Studies books provide students with both a thorough general review of the subject matter and a close examination of their specific area of expertise. The following are some of the books for reference:
| Name of Author | Name of Book |
| Peter Drucker | Principles of Management |
| Ricky W. Griffin and Michael W. Pustay | Management: A Global and Entrepreneurial Perspective |
| Stephen P | Fundamentals of Management |
| Philip Kotler and Kevin Lane Keller | Marketing Management |
| John R. Schermerhorn, Jr., James G. Hunt, and Richard N. Osborn | Organizational Behavior: Improving Performance and Commitment in the Workplace |
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