1 Years
Post Graduate
Management
Full Time
PGPPE combines entrepreneurship courses with strategic planning. Students learn about business development, innovation, and strategic management, preparing them to launch and grow their ventures.
The syllabus for the Post Graduate Program in Planning And Entrepreneurship (PGPPE) typically covers entrepreneurship fundamentals, business planning, and startup management. Students explore market research, financial planning, and innovation strategies. The program equips students with the skills needed to launch and manage their own ventures or contribute to entrepreneurial initiatives in existing organizations.
Syllabus & Subjects
Post
Graduate Program in Planning and Entrepreneurship syllabus and elective
subjects are listed below:
| Semesters | Subjects |
| Semester I | Planning and Management |
| Practices Management Information | |
| Method for developing and running businesses | |
| Marketing Management | |
| Planning control | |
| Marketing Management Accounting | |
| Economics and Business Wealth Management | |
| Strategic Management | |
| Semester II | Entrepreunal marketing |
| IT/Finance/Management of Human Resources | |
| Research on Operations | |
| Entrepreneurial effectiveness | |
| Possibilities of a project or growth | |
| Elective Subjects | Entrepreneurship |
| Finance | |
| Human Resource Management | |
| Information Technology | |
| Marketing | |
| Operations Management | |
| Strategic Management |
Projects
Here are a few project ideas for a Post Graduate Program in Planning and Entrepreneurship courses:
1. The Impact Of
Entrepreneurial Skills On The Development Of Product Portfolios.
2. Promoting Entrepreneurship To Lower
Unemployment.
3. Product Innovation And
Entrepreneurship Skills Acquisition.
4. Skill Acquisition Programs'
Impact On Economic Growth.
5. Means Of Improvement For
Small-Scale Entrepreneurs.
6. Buying Unfinished Materials For Small
Businesses.
7. The Part Played By Small Scale Entities In
Fixing The Employment Problems.
8. The Importance Of Small Businesses In
Producing Jobs.
9. Government Support Agencies' Functions And
Successes In The Development Of Entrepreneurship.
10. The Use Of Feasibility Studies To Help
Entrepreneurs Succeed.
Reference
Books
| Name of Author | Name of Book |
| Poornima M. Charantimath | Entrepreneurship Development and Small Business Enterprises |
| Bala V. Balachandran and Uma M. Balachandran | Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice |
| David H. Holt and Mukesh C. Gupta | Entrepreneurship: New Venture Creation |
| M. Ramachandran and K. C. Sivaramakrishnan | Planning Indian Cities: Urban Planning in India in the 21st Century |
| Dr S. S. Sharma | Urban and Regional Planning in India: A Handbook for Planners |
| S.S. Khanka | Entrepreneurship Development: Small Business Enterprise - Planning, Financing, and Operation |
| Robert D. Hisrich, Michael P. Peters, and Dean A. Shepherd | Entrepreneurship: A South Asian Perspective |
| Vasant Desai | Entrepreneurship Development in India |
| M. R. Sivaraman | Urban Planning: Theory and Practice |
back
