3 Years
Under Graduate
Management
Full Time
Includes insurance principles, underwriting, risk management, insurance regulations, actuarial science, and insurance sales.
The BBA in Insurance program focuses on insurance principles and risk management. Core courses cover insurance fundamentals, risk assessment, and insurance regulations. Specialized subjects include underwriting, claims management, and insurance law. Students often engage in insurance projects and gain practical experience through internships with insurance companies. The curriculum prepares graduates for roles in insurance management, risk analysis, and insurance underwriting.
Syllabus & Subjects
The BBA Insurance program is divided into semesters. The BBA insurance studies topics are indexed below:
| Semesters | Subjects |
| Semester I | Business Communication |
| Introduction to Computers | |
| Financial Accounting | |
| Principles of Insurance | |
| Semester II | Business Economics |
| Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship | |
| Business Environment | |
| Life Insurance | |
| Health Insurance | |
| Semesters III | Principles of Marketing |
| Basics of Human Resource Management | |
| Basics of Financial Management | |
| Business Ethics | |
| Principles & Practices of Insurance (Marine & Misc) | |
| Semesters IV | Personality Development |
| Employment enhancing skills-I | |
| Principles & Practices of Insurance (Fire & Engineering) | |
| Motor Insurance | |
| Report writing | |
| Semesters V | Research Methodology |
| Business Laws | |
| Employment enhancing skills-II | |
| Marketing of Insurance | |
| Semesters VI | Legal Framework of Insurance |
| Management Information System | |
| Employment enhancing skills-III | |
| Underwriting & Claims | |
| Customer Relationship Management | |
| Industrial Training |
Projects
Here are some of the most interesting and
helpful insurance-related project ideas you can use:
1. What are impaired assets and
how are they managed?
2. Portfolio Valuation and
Investment Decision Making
3. Examine the supply of
mortgage loans from Indian banks
4. Mutual funds: what they are and what their
future holds
5. A Study of Mergers and
Acquisitions in the Indian Banking Sector
6. Influence of different leadership styles
7. Evaluation of the
performance of private and public investment funds
8. BSE and NASDAQ – Comparison of the two exchanges
Reference
Books
BBA Insurance 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 |
| Rekha Mehra | Principles of Insurance and Banking |
| M. N. Mishra | Insurance Principles and Practice |
| S. Mishra and P. N. Mishra | General Insurance Underwriting |
| Dr. S. N. Maheshwari | Insurance Law and Practice |
| V. S. Datey | Risk Management and Insurance |
| Rob Thoyts | Insurance: Theory and Practice |
| A. V. Ravindra | Life Insurance Products and Finance |
| Shankar G. Nath | General Insurance: A Comprehensive Textbook |
| George E. Rejda and Michael McNamara | Principles of Risk Management and Insurance |
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