Business & Entrepreneurship

The Department of Business Administration (DBA) strives hard to prepare tomorrow’s socially responsible business leaders aiming to be the center of excellence in the field of business education by focusing on the entrepreneurial mindset.

The objective of the department is to produce competent human resources to meet the ever-growing demand of the tourism industry and in their basic functions. Students have the scope to find jobs globally and enhance your skillset.

The Department of Innovation and Entrepreneurship aims to provide students a platform to develop relevant entrepreneurial skills through the practical assignment and project work and elevating the growth of new ventures through continuous mentoring and funding supported by venture capitals, angel investors, entrepreneurship development fund and other seed funds.

The Department of Real Estate offers program majors in Banking & Finance, Land Management and Marketing. Real estate graduates are specialists in the real estate sector, but they can work in government organizations, universities, banks & financial institutions. Additionally they have the golden opportunity to become entrepreneurs

The Department of Business Studies combines distinct areas in Business Information Technology. Graduates with an E-Business degree will possess knowledge and skills to significantly optimize advent e-technologies in planning and implementing enterprise-wide solutions required in meeting an organization’s business objectives.

This program is a testament to our unwavering commitment to furnishing top-tier education and carving out pathways for students to embark on illustrious professional journeys within the realm of marketing. Guided by an ethos of adhering to ethical standards and a relentless pursuit of improvement, the program aligns itself with the precepts upheld by international professional marketing bodies, thereby meeting the burgeoning demands of stakeholders. Distinguished by its dedicated focus, the program revolves around the vanguard of marketing education. Its curriculum is a constellation of courses that traverse the spectrum of business, marketing, marketing management, international business, consumer behavior, global marketing, services
marketing, and customer relationship management.

BBA in MARKETING- Major: i. Marketing ii. Digital Marketing

Credits Required

A student pursuing a BBA in Marketing has to complete at least 11 general education courses (11×3=33 credits) from the area.

A student pursuing a BBA in Marketing has to complete at least 10 major courses (10×3=30 credits) in the area.

A student pursuing a BBA in Digital Marketing has to complete at least 10 major courses (10×3=30 credits) in the area.

The program has been formulated to address the escalating demands of stakeholders by upholding ethical benchmarks and perpetually enhancing practices in alignment with the established norms of international professional accounting organizations. The B. Com. (Hon's) in Accounting is a comprehensive curriculum that delves into the bedrock principles and practical applications of financial record-keeping, analysis, and reporting. This course encompasses the intricate processes of gauging, processing, and disseminating financial data, pivotal for aiding enterprises and institutions in their decision-making endeavors. The program is all-encompassing, encompassing subjects such as financial accounting, managerial accounting, taxation, auditing, financial analysis, and pertinent IT-related modules. Upon successful completion, graduates are poised with the proficiencies to meticulously prepare financial statements, conduct incisive financial analysis, formulate budgets, and ensure unwavering adherence to accounting standards and regulatory statutes. Egressing from this program, accounting graduates are primed for versatile careers spanning diverse sectors, including public accounting, corporate accounting, government accounting, and nonprofit accounting.

BBA in ACCOUNTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS (AIS)

Credits Required

A student pursuing a BBA in Accounting & Information Systems (AIS) has to complete at least 11 general education courses (11×3=33 credits) from the area.

A student pursuing a BBA in Accounting & Information Systems (AIS) has to complete at least 10 major courses (10×3=30 credits) in the area.

The program is purposefully designed to furnish an unparalleled education, research, and professional enrichment milieu, cultivating in our students the acumen, competencies, and ethical framework requisite for navigating the dynamic and swiftly evolving realm of finance. Tailored as a specialized academic odyssey, the curriculum spotlights the financial sphere, with a particular emphasis on banking and its allied sectors. This program has been meticulously
curated to equip students with a nuanced understanding, practical skills, and experiential insights indispensable for excelling in the multifaceted domain of finance and banking. The pedagogical approach is an amalgam of theoretical erudition, case studies, empirical research projects, and immersive training avenues like internships or work-study programs. Furthermore, students are granted access to an array of sophisticated resources and facilities, encompassing cutting-edge financial software, databases, research tools, and expansive libraries. In essence, the faculty of the finance and banking program is steadfastly committed to furnishing scholars with the wherewithal to excel and flourish in the ever-evolving panorama of finance and banking.

BBA in Finance and Banking-Major: i. Finance & Banking ii. Financial Technology

Credits Required

A student pursuing a BBA degree in Finance has to complete at least 11 general education courses (11×3=33 credits) from the area.

A student pursuing a BBA degree in Finance and Banking with Major in Finance & Banking has to complete 3 elective courses (3×3=9 credits) in the area.

A student pursuing a BBA degree in Finance and Banking with Major in Finance & Banking has to complete at least 7 major courses (7×3=21 credits) in the area.

A student pursuing a BBA degree in Finance and Banking with Major in Financial Technology (FinTech) has to complete 3 elective courses (3×3=9 credits) in the area.

A student pursuing a BBA degree in Finance and Banking with Major in Financial Technology (FinTech) has to complete at least 7 major courses (7×3=21 credits) in the area.

Credits Required

A student pursuing a BBA degree in Management (Major in HRM and E-Business Management) has to complete at least 11 general education courses (11×3=33 credits) from the area.

A student pursuing a BBA degree in HRM has to complete at least 10 major courses (10×3=30 credits) in the area.

A student pursuing a BBA degree in E-Business Management has to complete at least 10 major courses (10×3=30 credits) in the area.