Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) Program Syllabus & Subjects

Integrated Programme in Management Course Syllabus

The syllabus for an Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) can vary depending on the institute offering the program.

Syllabus & Subjects: Integrated Programme in Management Course

The syllabus for the 5-year Integrated Programme in Management is that for the first three years, students will study the BBA course and the next two years the MBA program. Here is a list of subjects for the IPM course:

Semesters	Subjects
BBA	Mathematics I
Semester I	Microeconomics
	Financial Accounting
	Principles of Management
	Quantitative Techniques
	Macroeconomics
Semester II	Environmental Management
	Marketing Techniques
	Business Analytics
	Direct and Indirect Tax
Semester III	Banking and Insurance
	Human Resource Management
	Introduction to Operations Research
	Financial & Management Accounting
Semester IV	Business Laws
	Personnel Management & Industry Relations
	Leadership and Ethics
	Strategic Management
Semester V	Financial Management
	Production & Material Management
	Business Data Processing
	Introduction to Psychology
Semester VI	Export/ Import Management
	Consumer Behaviour
	Financial & Commodity Derivatives
	Marketing
MBA Core Subjects	HR management
	Business planning
	Business laws
	Finance management
	Business Communication
	Organizational behaviour
	Project work

Projects

Here are some of the project ideas for the IPM course:

(i). Business Organisation and the Significance of Planning and Projection.

(ii). Value of Productivity and Inspiration to Employees.

(iii). The problem of unemployment and how micro, small, and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) can assist.

(iv). Human Resource Development as a Tool for Business Management is the fourth topic.

(v). The Effects of Urbanisation on Agriculture and Food Supply Influence of Disruptions in the Workplace on Management.

(vi). Productivity Management Strategies for Boosting Employee Motivation and Performance.

(vii). The Function of Small Businesses in India's Economic Development and Growth.

(viii). The Role of Commercialization and Privatisation in India's Economic Growth and Development

(viii). Impact of Disparate Lines of Communication on Organisational Success.

Reference Books

Here are some of the reference books for the Integrated Programme in Management:

Name of Author	Name of Book
P.C. Tripathi and P.N. Reddy	Principles of Management
Tulsian and Pandey	Business Organization and Management
Rajan Saxena	Marketing Management
P. Subba Rao	Organizational Behavior
R. Paneerselvam	Operations Management
I.M. Pandey	Financial Management
C.B. Gupta	Human Resource Management
S.P. Gupta	Business Statistics
Azhar Kazmi	Strategic Management: Concepts and Cases
D.N. Dwivedi	Managerial Economics