BBA (Rural Management) Course at Singhania University, Jhunjhunu Syllabus & Subjects Semester Wise

Review the syllabus of the BBA in Rural Management, encompassing rural development strategies and sustainable practices.

Syllabus of BBA Rural Management

The BBA in Rural Management program is designed for individuals interested in rural development and management. Core courses encompass rural economics, rural marketing, and agricultural management. Specialized subjects include rural entrepreneurship, development planning, and agricultural finance. Students often engage in rural development projects and gain practical experience working with rural communities and organizations. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in rural development consulting, agricultural management, and social entrepreneurship.

Syllabus & Subjects

The BBA Rural Management program is divided into semesters. The BBA Rural Management studies topics are listed below:

Semesters	Subjects
Semester I	Business Communication and Communication Language
	Rural Society and Polity
	Ecology and Environment
	Rural Marketing Management
Semester II	Organizational Behaviour
	Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship
	Legal Aspects of Business
Semesters III &IV	Natural Resources Management
	Cooperation and Collective Action
	Rural Economy
	Rural Institutions, Planning And Development
	Understanding WASH Organizations and SDGs
	Rural Finance
Semesters V & VI	Strategic Management
	Rural Entrepreneurship
	Rural Value Chain Management
	Airline Insurance and Finance
	Rural IT
Elective Subjects	Water, Sanitation & Hygiene A Rural Perspective
	Rural Livelihoods
	Rural Marketing
	Rural Supply Chain Management

Projects

Here are some of the projects for BBA Rural Management

1. Rural development and social forestry.

2. Rural development and climate change.

3. Rural education support for rural areas

4. Rural Health Rural India

5. Rural livelihoods rural politics Migrations of rural people and their causes and negative impacts on urban areas Private

6. Rural Sector Development Rural Traffic Rural Water Supply disinfection and sanitation Sustainable development of rural.

Reference Books

BBA Rural Management 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
S. Ramesh Kumar	Rural Marketing: Indian Perspectives
G. Shiji and K. Anitha	Rural Development: Principles, Policies, and Management
Norman Walzer and Kenneth P. Wilkinson	Rural Entrepreneurship
Frank Ellis and Stephen Devereux	Rural Livelihoods and Poverty Reduction Policies
Robert Chambers	Rural Development: Putting the Last First
Subhash Datta	Rural Management: Text and Cases
S. K. Sachdeva	Rural Development: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications
R. R. Mishra and M. P. Mishra	Rural Development: Principles, Policies, and Practices