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Master of Business Administration

The Online MBA course syllabus is divided into 2 years or 4 semesters, helping students build a strong foundation in business and management during the initial semesters. As they progress, learners develop advanced knowledge and practical skills in their chosen specialization, such as Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Operations, Business Analytics, or International Business.

Syllabus/Curriculum

Semester I

  • Entrepreneurial Practice
  • Business Communication (WAC)
  • Managerial Economics
  • Financial Accounting
  • Data Visualisation (Excel/Tableau)
  • Organizational Behaviour
  • Marketing Management

Semester II

  • Business Research Methods (R/R/Python)
  • Operation Management
  • Human Resource Management
  • Management Accounting
  • Financial Management
  • Legal Aspects of Business
  • Business Communication (VAC)

Semester III

  • Strategic Management
  • Term Paper
  • Digital Marketing
  • Finance
  • Marketing
  • Human Resources
  • Analytics & DS
  • BFSI
  • FinTech
  • General Management
  • Sustainability Management
  • Information System Management
  • Project Management
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Retail Management

Semester IV

  • International Business Management
  • Project
  • Digital Marketing
  • Finance
  • Marketing
  • Human Resources
  • Analytics & DS
  • BFSI
  • FinTech
  • General Management
  • Sustainability Management
  • Information System Management
  • Project Management
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Retail Management
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Subjects/Syllabus FAQs

What core business subjects are covered during the first year of the online MBA program?

The initial semesters focus on fundamental management principles, including financial accounting, marketing management, organizational behavior, managerial economics, business statistics, and strategic human resource management.

How are elective courses and advanced specializations structured within the curriculum?

Elective courses are introduced in the later semesters, allowing students to deep-dive into specific industry tracks such as digital marketing, financial analysis, business analytics, supply chain logistics, or international business.

Are there any practical projects, capstone assignments, or live case studies included?

Yes, the syllabus integrates practical learning modules, industry-sponsored capstone projects, and real-world case study analyses in every semester to bridge theoretical concepts with practical business decision-making.

How often is the course curriculum updated to reflect current industry standards?

The academic board reviews and updates course modules annually to integrate contemporary corporate trends, emerging technologies like artificial intelligence in business, and evolving global market requirements.

Can working professionals balance the rigorous syllabus with their full-time jobs?

The curriculum is specifically designed with a modular, self-paced structure that features weekend virtual classes and accessible recorded sessions, enabling working professionals to balance their job responsibilities without falling behind.

What technical skills or software tools are taught as part of the analytics and operations modules?

Depending on the chosen specialization, students receive hands-on exposure to industry-standard tools and platforms such as Tableau, Python basics, Excel-based data modeling, SAP enterprise modules, and digital marketing dashboards.

How are examinations and internal assessments conducted for each subject?

Assessments are a blend of continuous internal evaluations, semester-end online proctored examinations, project submissions, quizzes, and assignment trackers accessible directly through the digital learning management portal.

Are study materials and digital textbooks provided by the university?

Enrolled candidates receive comprehensive digital study packages, including e-books, lecture slides, recorded video libraries, and curated reference guides accessible 24/7 through the student dashboard.

Is there any provision for credit transfers or exemptions for prior academic certifications?

Some partner institutions may consider credit transfers or exemptions for specific foundational modules if a student holds prior relevant professional certifications or post-graduate diplomas, subject to academic board approval.

Who can students reach out to if they need academic guidance regarding complex syllabus topics?

Students are assigned dedicated faculty mentors and academic advisors whom they can consult during virtual office hours, live doubt-clearing sessions, and discussion forums built directly into the learning platform.