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Bachelor of Business Administration Syllabus

The BBA syllabus covers foundational business concepts such as management principles, financial accounting, and business communication in the first year. The second year focuses on advanced topics like financial management, marketing, human resources, and business law. The final year includes strategic management, electives (e.g., digital marketing, international business), and practical projects or internships.

BBA 1st Year Subjects

SubjectDescription
Principles of ManagementIntroduction to management concepts, principles, and functions.
Business CommunicationDevelopment of communication skills in business settings.
Business Economics (Micro)Study of individual economic agents, markets, and decision-making.
Financial AccountingBasic principles and techniques of accounting and financial reporting.
Business MathematicsMathematical methods for solving business problems.
Organizational BehaviorStudy of human behavior in organizations and its impact on performance.
Marketing ManagementStudy of strategies and techniques for marketing products and services.
Business Economics (Macro)Study of macroeconomic factors and their impact on business.
Business StatisticsUse of statistical tools and techniques in business decision-making.
Environmental StudiesStudy of environmental issues and their business implications.

BBA 2nd Year Subjects: Core Subjects

SubjectDescription
Financial ManagementManagement of business finances, including planning and analysis.
Human Resource ManagementTechniques for managing and developing an organization’s workforce.
Operations ManagementManagement of production and operational processes in businesses.
Management Information SystemsStudy of computer-based systems for managing business data.
Business LawOverview of legal aspects and regulations affecting businesses.
Cost and Management AccountingFocus on cost analysis, cost control, and financial decision-making.
Business Research MethodsResearch techniques for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting business data.
Entrepreneurship DevelopmentIntroduction to creating and managing new business ventures.

BBA 3rd Year: Advanced Topics and Electives

SubjectDescription
Strategic ManagementTechniques for formulating and implementing business strategies.
Business Ethics and CSRStudy of ethical practices and corporate social responsibility in business.
International BusinessGlobal business strategies and practices in the international market.
Project Work (Proposal Phase)Developing a proposal for a business-related project or research.
Internship/Project Work (Final Report)Hands-on experience through internships or independent project work.

BBA Specializations (Electives Based on Specialization)

Finance

SubjectDescription
Investment AnalysisTechniques for analyzing investment opportunities.
Corporate FinanceManaging the finances of a corporation, including capital structure.
Risk ManagementIdentifying and managing business risks and uncertainties.

Marketing

SubjectDescription
Digital MarketingStrategies and tools for marketing through digital channels.
Consumer BehaviorUnderstanding the factors influencing consumer purchasing decisions.
Brand ManagementDeveloping and maintaining the image and value of a brand.

Human Resources

SubjectDescription
Talent ManagementDeveloping and retaining a skilled workforce.
Industrial RelationsStudy of labor laws and relations within an organization.
Performance AppraisalMethods and techniques for evaluating employee performance.

Operations

SubjectDescription
Supply Chain ManagementManaging and optimizing the supply chain from production to consumer.
Total Quality ManagementTechniques for ensuring quality in all aspects of business operations.
Project ManagementPlanning, executing, and closing projects successfully.

Entrepreneurship

SubjectDescription
Venture Capital and StartupsFinancing and managing new business ventures.
Innovation ManagementManaging and implementing innovative practices in business.
Small Business ManagementAddressing the unique challenges in managing small businesses.