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Jaipur National UniversityPROSPECTUS 2014-15


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Contents

Bachelor of Business Administration ...................................................................................... 1

Bachelor of Science (Information Technology) .......................................................................... 5

Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) ................................................................................. 9

Master of Business Administration (MBA) ................................................................................13

Specialisation in Retail Management ............................................................................15

Specialisation in Hospitality Management ......................................................................17

Specialisation in Material Management .........................................................................18

Specialisation in Risk and Insurance Management .............................................................19

Specialisation in Network Infrastructure Management .......................................................20

Specialisation in Design Management............................................................................21

Specialisation in Telecom Management ......................................................................... 22

Specialisation in Infrastructure & Construction Management ............................................... 23 Specialisation in IT Management .................................................................................24

Specialisation in International Business Management .........................................................25

Specialisation in Hospital Management .........................................................................26

Specialisation in BPO Management ..............................................................................27

Specialisation in Project Management ........................................................................... 28

Specialisation in Supply Chain Management ....................................................................29

Specialisation in Wealth Management ...........................................................................30

Specialisation in Family Business Management ................................................................31

Specialisation in Rural & Agri Business Management .........................................................32

Specialisation in Banking & Finance ............................................................................ 33

Specialisation in Operation Management ......................................................................34

Specialisation in Human Resource Management ..............................................................35

Specialisation in Finance Management ..........................................................................36

Specialisation in Marketing Management .......................................................................37

MBA Industrial Oriented Programs

Specialisation in Energy Management ...........................................................................40

Specialisation in Fire Protection and Safety Management ................................................... 41

Specialisation in Piping Design Management ...................................................................42

Master of Computer Applications .........................................................................................44


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GRADUATE PROGRAMSMANAGEMENT

Bachelor of Business Administration Discipline

Bachelor of Business Administration Graduate

A Venture of The Seedling Group of Educational Institutions


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Bachelor of Business AdministrationProgram Code (0301)

Introduction

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), is designed to give rise to future professionals, rather than mere degree

holders. This course keeps in mind the needs of the industry where the students would ultimately nd employment, andtherefore, has a completely different approach to learning. The course is designed to provide basic understanding aboutAdministration and to train the students in communication skills effectively, while inculcating entrepreneurship skills.The students are prepared to explore opportunities being newly created in management profession.

Potential Careers

Production ManagersHuman Resource ManagersResearch and Development ManagersInformation Systems ManagersBusiness Management ResearcherBusiness Consultants

Eligibility : Senior Secondary (10+2) passed or equivalent in any discipline from any recognized boardDuration : Min 3 Years, Max 6 YearsCredits : 120Fees in Installments :`70,000Fees in Lump Sum :`58,000

Fee Installments

For Indian Students (In`)

First Installment Subsequent Semester Installments Total Fees

`26,000 4x11,000 `70,000

Fees Lump Sum

For Indian Students (In`) For NRI/International Students (In US$)

`58,000 $3,500

Fee Installments

For NRI/International Students (In US$)


$1,680 4x$630 $4,200

Interest Free Fees within 2 month

*Part I (*At the time of Admission) *Part II

`40,000 `18,000

GRADUATE PROGRAMSMANAGEMENT


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Fees structure for entry at semester II

Semester

Fees in Installments If paid Lump sum

Fees in` for Indian students Fees in` for Indian students Fees in USD for International / NRIstudents

Semester II `12,000 `49,500 $2,900

Semester III `12,000

Semester IV `12,000

Semester V `12,000

Semester VI `12,000

Fees structure for entry at semester III

Semester



Semester III `12,000 `39,500 $2,300

Semester IV `12,000

Semester V `12,000

Semester VI `12,000

Lateral Entry

Fees needs to be paid via Demand Draft (DD) or online payment to Jaipur National University payable at Jaipur.For Installment plan, Post dated cheques (PDCs) submission is mandatory, along with admission formPDCs must be dated every subsequent 6 months, from the date of enrollmentFor Lateral Entry, Indian student has to pay an additional `2,000 as University feesFor foreign student University Lateral Fees is included in program feesFees in favor of Jaipur National University payable at Jaipur


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Program Structure:

Codes Semester I Credits

0301055 Cost and Management Accounting 4

0301225 Organisational Behaviour 4

0301031 Communication in English 4

0301030 Communication & Computer Application 4

0301118 Fundamentals of Accounting 4

Codes Semester II Credits

0301195 Management Information Systems (MIS) 4

0301185 Legal Framework 4

0301016 Business Economics 4

0301095 Event Management 4

0301100 Financial Management 4

Codes Semester III Credits

0301234 Principles of Management 4

0301105 Financial System & Auditing 40301074 Economic Environment 4

0301251 Quantitative Techniques in Business 4

0301275 Small Business Management 4

Codes Semester IV Credits

0301019 Business Ethics & Environment 4

0301137 Human Resource Management 4

0301204 Marketing Management 4

0301201 Managing Information 4

0301245 Project Management and Entrepreneurship Development 4

Codes Semester V Credits

0301223 Operations Management 4

0301152 International Business 4

0301171 Introduction to International Marketing 4

0301032 Company Law 4

0301174 Introduction to Technology Management 4

Codes Semester VI Credits

0301072 e-Commerce 4

0301285 Strategic Management 4

0301052 Corporate Management 4

0301267 Role of International Institutions 4

0301194 Management Development 4

Breakup of Marks/Weightage: 3 internal Assignments of 60 Marks each weightage 30% &External Exam of 100 Marks for 70% weightage

Passing Criteria: Minimum 30% in Internal & External along with 40% of Aggregate for Final Gradation.


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GRADUATE PROGRAMSINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Bachelor of Science Discipline

Bachelor of Science (Information Technology) Graduate

Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) Graduate



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Bachelor of Science (Information Technology)Program Code (0302)

Introduction

With tremendous developments made in the eld of Information Technology, the need for trained professionals has also

increased over the years. Various companies require professionals who can manage their sensitive data in a secure way.This course covers all the technical aspects such as software, database, networking etc. Ample emphasis is also given onmathematical and theoretical foundations of computing.

Potential Careers

Software Engineer / ProgrammerSoftware DeveloperNetwork AdministratorDatabase AdministratorNetwork ProgrammerSoftware Tester

Eligibility : Senior Secondary (10+2) passed or equivalentDuration : Min 3 Years, Max 6YearsCredits : 120Fees in Installments :`70,000Fees in Lump Sum :`58,000

Fee Installments



`26,000 4x11,000 `70,000

Fees Lump Sum

For Indian Students (In`) For NRI/International Students (In US$)`58,000 $3,500

Fee Installments



$1,680 4x$630 $4,200



`40,000 `18,000

GRADUATE PROGRAMS


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Semester



Semester II `12,000 `49,500 $2,900


Semester IV `12,000

Semester V `12,000

Semester VI `12,000


Semester



Semester III `12,000 `39,500 $2,300

Semester IV `12,000

Semester V `12,000

Semester VI `12,000

Lateral Entry

Fees needs to be paid via Demand Draft (DD) or online payment to Jaipur National University payable at Jaipur.For Installment plan, Post dated cheques (PDCs) submission is mandatory, along with admission formPDCs must be dated every subsequent 6 months, from the date of enrollmentFor Lateral Entry, Indian student has to pay an additional `2,000 as University feesFor foreign student University Lateral Fees is included in program fees


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Program Structure:


0302169 Introduction to Information Theory & Applications 4

0302209 Mathematics I 4

0302167 Introduction to Digital Electronics 4

0302066 Digital Computer Fundamentals 4

0302166 Introduction to C Programming 4


0302210 Mathematics II 4

0302065 Design and Analysis of Algorithms 4

0302292 Telecommunication Systems 4

0302238 Professional Skill Development 4

0302041 Computer Graphics 4


0302036 Computational Mathematics 4

0302289 Systems Programming 4

0302218 Object Oriented Programming 4

0302042 Computer Networks 4

0302190 Logic, Discrete Mathematical Structures 4


0302063 Database Concepts & Systems 4

0302222 Operating Systems 4

0302024 C++ and Java 4


0302278 Software Engineering 4


0302162 Internet Security 4

0302298 Visual Basic 6 4

0302280 SQL 2 4

Elective I (Any One)

0302213 Multimedia 4

0302077 Embedded Systems and Programming 4

0302006 Advanced Java 4

Elective II (Any One)0302086 Enterprise Resource Planning Systems 4

0302125 Geographic Information System 4



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0302023 C# 4

0302163 Internet Technologies 4

0302057 Customer Relationship Management 4

Elective III (Any One)

0302284 Strategic IT Management 4

0302296 Total Supply Management 4

0302244 Project Management 4Elective IV (Any One)

0302177 IT Laws and Patents 4

0302021 Business Process Re-engineering 4

0302301 Web Design and Internet based Applications 4

Breakup of Marks/Weightage:3 internal Assignments of 60 Marks each weightage 30% &External Exam of 100 Marks for 70% weightage



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Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)Program Code (0302)

Introduction

This course is specially designed for the students wanting to make career in computers. The course covers all aspectsright from fundamentals of computers to database system & advance courses like C++, Java etc. Upon course completion,the student will receive sound knowledge of the theory behind: computer architecture, operating systems, algorithms,

programming languages, data structures, data bases and computer networks. Moreover, they develop skills in selectedprogramming languages, designing databases and managing. Students will also be equipped with the knowledge ofsoftware engineering and web-based applications.

Potential Careers

Programmer or Software EngineerComputer ScientistComputer Engineer, Hardware Designer, Logic DesignerSystems Engineer, System integratorSystem Administration

Eligibility : Senior Secondary (10+2) passed or equivalent

Duration : Min 3 Years, Max 6 YearsCredits : 120Fees in Installments :`70,000Fees in Lump Sum :`58,000

Fee Installments



`26,000 4x11,000 `70,000

Fees Lump Sum

For Indian Students (In`) For NRI/International Students (In US$)`58,000 $3,500

Fee Installments



$1,680 4x$630 $4,200



`40,000 `18,000


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Semester



Semester II `12,000 `49,500 $2,900


Semester IV `12,000

Semester V `12,000

Semester VI `12,000


Semester



Semester III `12,000 `39,500 $2,300

Semester IV `12,000

Semester V `12,000

Semester VI `12,000

Lateral Entry



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Program Structure:


0302119 Fundamentals of Computer & Internet + PC Software Manual 5

0302067 Digital System Design 5

0302027 Circuit Theory & Basic Electronics 5

0302167 Introduction to Digital Electronics 5


0302167 Computer Organisation + Hardware Manual 5

0302062 Data Structures + Programming: Data Structures 5

0302208 Mathematics 5

0302166 Introduction to C Programming 5


0302222 Operating System + (Manual) 5

0302114 Formal Language & Automata Theory 5

0302059 Data Communications & Computer Network 5

0302292 Telecommunication Systems 5


0302294 Theory of Data Base Management Systems 5

0302216 Numerical Optimising Techniques 5

0302219 Object Oriented Programming through Java + (Manual) 5

0302281 SQL, PL-SQL, Forms & Reports 5



0302279 Software Engineering & UML 50302211 Microprocessor + (Microprocessor Applications Manual) 5

0302065 Design & Analysis of Algorithm 5


0302034 Compiler 5

0302303 Web Technologies & Multimedia + (Web Technologies Manual) 5

0302056 Current Technologies 5





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POST GRADUATE PROGRAMSMANAGEMENT



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Master of Business Administration (MBA)Program Code (0303)

A MBA degree provides the academic fundamentals and aim to provide thorough orientation to the core disciplines

of business management.

These include the "hard skills" of economics, nance, marketing, operations, management, and accounting,

as well as the "soft skills" of leadership, teamwork, ethics, and communication that are critical for effective

management.

Post Graduate Specialisation Programs Discipline

Retail Management Management

Hospitality Management Management

Material Management Management

Risk and Insurance Management Management

Network Infrastructure Management Management

Design Management Management

Telecom Management Management

Infrastructure & Construction Management Management

IT Management Management

International Business Management

Hospital Management Management

BPO Management Management

Project Management Management

Supply Chain Management Management

Wealth Management Management

Family Business Management ManagementRural & Agri Business Management Management

Banking & Finance Management

Operation Management Management

Human Resource Management Management

Finance Management Management

Marketing Management Management


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Lateral Entry

Entry at Semester II

Semester Fees in Installment in`for Indian Students

If paid Lump sum

Fees in`for Indian Students Fees in $ for International/ NRI Students

Semester II `16,000

`40,500 $2,200Semester III `16,000

Semester IV `16,000

Entry at Semester III


If paid Lump sum

Fees in`for Indian Students Fees in $ for International/NRI Students

Semester III `16,000`27,500 $1,500

Semester IV `16,000

Fees needs to be paid via Demand Draft (DD) or online payment to Jaipur National University payable at Jaipur.For Installment plan, Post dated cheques (PDCs) submission is mandatory, along with admission formPDCs must be dated every subsequent 6 months, from the date of enrollmentFor Lateral Entry, Indian student has to pay an additional `2,000 as University fees

For foreign student University Lateral Fees is included in program fees

Fee Installments



`25,000 3x10,500 `56,500

Fees Lump Sum


`48,500 $2,650

Fee Installments



$1,240 4x$620 $3,100



`32,500 `16,000


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Specialisation in Retail Management

Introduction

Retail is one of the fastest growing sectors around the world. It is also thought to be one of the most exciting elds for a

management career as it offers tremendous scope for regular and direct interaction with consumers. The retail sector in India

has witnessed a boom in the recent past, opening up several interesting opportunities for careers in different segments and

at different levels. The growing demand for consumer products around the world is expected to give a further boost to thegrowth of the retail sector.

Potential Careers

Retail (BR) / Enterprise Area ManagerRetail Store ManagerAssistant Manager OperationsRetail Marketing Manager

Eligibility : Graduates in any disciplineDuration : Min 2 Years, Max 4 YearsCredits : 120

Fees in Installments :`56,500Fees in Lump Sum :`48,500

Program Structure:


0303100 Financial Management 5

0303017 Business Environment 5

0303198 Managerial Economics 5

0303225 Organisational Behavior 5

0303137 Human Resource Management (HRM) 5

0303250 Quantitative Techniques 5


0303285 Strategic Management 5

0303204 Marketing Management 5


0303236 Production & Operation Management 5

0303258 Research Methodology for Management Decision 5

0303002 Accounting for Managers 5


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0303088 Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management 5

0303253 Real Estate and Retail Space Management 5

0303300 Warehousing and Supply Chain Management 5

0303022 Buying and Merchandising 5

0303282 Store Operations 5

0303260 Retail IT Management 5


0303262 Retail Marketing 5

0303286 Strategic Retail Management 5

0303263 Retail Sales and Customer Services 5

0303009 Advertising Management and Sales Promotion 5

0303192 Mall Management 5

0303269 Scope of Multiplexes and Managing Multiplexes 5




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Specialisation in Hospitality Management

Introduction

Tourism has now become a signicant industry in India, contributing around 5.9 per cent of the gross domestic product

(GDP) and providing employment to about 41.8 million people. As per the world travel and tourism council, the tourismindustry in India is likely to generate US $121.4 billion of economic activity by 2015 and Hospitality sector has thepotential to earn US $24 billion in foreign exchange by 2015. Hospitality and Tourism industries are expected to grow at

the rate of 8% between now and 2025. The diversity of experience in hotel management and tourism is greater than inany other profession.

Potential Careers

Hotel/Resort ManagersProperty ManagersRestaurant ManagersGeneral ManagersFood and Beverage DirectorsFront Ofce Managers

Eligibility : Graduates in any disciplineDuration : Min 2 Years, Max 4 YearsCredits : 120Fees in Installments :`56,500Fees in Lump Sum :`48,500



0303183 Legal Aspects of Business 5

0303168 Introduction to Hospitality Management 5

0303116 Front Ofce Operations 5

0303001 Accommodation Operations 5

0303179 Just-In-Time and Lean 5


0303142 Indian Ethos and Management 5

0303154 International Business Management 5

0303135 Hospitality Customer Sales & Service 5

0303232 Principles and Practices of Management 5

0303113 Food Production and F & B Service 5

0303134 Hospitality Communication 5




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Specialisation in Material Management

Introduction

Material Management plays vital role in logistics that deals with the tangible components of a supply chain. MaterialManagement covers the acquisition of spare parts, replacements, quality control of purchasing and ordering such parts,and the standards involved in ordering, shipping and warehousing the said parts.

Potential Careers

Materials ManagerPurchase ManagerInventory PlannerMaterial Management Specialist





0303232 Principles and Practices of Management 5

0303200 Managing e-business 5

0303197 Management of Quality 5

0303237 Production Planning and Control 5

Codes Semester IV Credits0303223 Operations Management 5

0303175 Inventory Management 5

0303206 Material and Store Management 5

0303184 Legal Aspects of Supply Chain Management 5

0303085 Enterprise Resource and Planning 5

0303179 Just-in-Time and Lean 5

Breakup of Marks/Weightage:3 internal Assignments of 60 Marks each weightage 30% &

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Specialisation in Risk and Insurance Management

Introduction

The impact of globalization has led to the emergence of insurance sector. In India, the topmost players are still vyingwith each other to grab the growing insurance market of Rs 33,000 crores premium per annum. About 30 corporateorganizations like TATA, Reliance, ICICI, HDFC, Birla, etc. joined hands with renowned insurance companies of the worlddealing with general & life insurance. There is an increasing need of trained and specialized personnel with knowledgeof scientic theories and practices followed in India and globally. Such requirement opened the doors to a branch of

management curriculum in its own right. It is important to study the risk and insurance management for effectivemanagement of insurance portfolio. Insurance and risk management professionals analyze and solve problems involvingloss of personal and corporate assets.

Potential Careers

Risk ManagerRisk AnalystRisk Management SpecialistRisk Consultant





0303231 Principles and Practices of Life & General Insurance 5

0303265 Risk Management 50303188 Life Insurance 5

0303108 Fire Insurance 5



0303187 Liability Insurance 5

0303212 Motor Insurance & Agricultural & Mis. Insurance 5

0303176 Investment Planning & Management 5

0303205 Marketing of Financial Services 5

0303202 Marine Insurance 5




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Specialisation in Network Infrastructure Management

Introduction

Infrastructure Management Services refer to the day-to-day of the IT infrastructure-Hardware, Networking, Server needsof any organization. With organizations offering end-to-end IT services to domestic and international clients, managingIT infrastructure has become critical for businesses and enterprises.

Potential Careers

Project ManagerTechnology AssociateSystem Analyst

IT Manager





0303120 Fundamentals of Information Systems 5

0303005 Advanced Hardware and OS Architecture 5

0303058 Data Communications 5

0303029 Client Operating Systems Technology 5




0303271 Server Operating Systems Technology 5

0303214 Network Directory Services Management 5

0303140 Implementing and Supporting Secure Networks 5

0303173 Introduction to Relational Database Management Systems 5





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Specialisation in Design Management

Introduction

Design is placed rmly in the context of corporate strategy. The course develops a general understanding and familiarity

with management principles at both the strategic and functional levels. This knowledge is then applied to a wide varietyof design management problems and issues in a range of international Organisational settings.

The course aims to develop in students the analytical and practical management skills needed effectively to managedesign at both the strategic and functional level.

Potential Careers

Product ManagerMarketing ManagerBrand ManagerCorporate Manager

Eligibility : Graduates in any disciplineDuration : Min 2 Years, Max 4 Years

Credits : 120Fees in Installments :`56,500Fees in Lump Sum :`48,500




0303233 Principles of Design Management 5

0303115 Franchise Management and Operations 5

0303189 Lifestyle Space Design Management 50303253 Real Estate and Retail Space Management 5




0303096 Fashion Retailing and Visual Merchandising 5

0303269 Scope of Multiplexes and Managing Multiplexes 5

0303192 Mall Management 5

0303151 International Brands in India 5




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Specialisation in Telecom Management

Introduction

The program is designed to enhance the careers of professionals working in technological areas related to informationand communication. The scope of this degree is vast given that the telecom industry has been experiencing phenomenalgrowth, particularly in the last decade. With the advent of 2G and 3G and other multimedia spectrum, there is also a keenneed for trained personnel who not only can understand the industry from a legal, regulatory, nance and management

point of view but also those who can chart the course for the next step that the technological developments and researchare bound to lead to. This degree imparts core management expertise but also stellar domain knowledge in the rapidlyevolving eld of telecommunications.

Potential Careers

Telecommunications ManagerTelecom Account ManagerTelecom AnalystTelecom InstallerProject Manager



0303004 Advanced Communications 5

0303007 Advanced Networking 5

0303305 Wireless Network: Fundamentals and Future Evolution 5

0303003 Advance Wireless & Mobile Communication 50303234 Principles of Management 5

0303215 Network Management 5


0303254 Regulation Over Network Interconnection 5

0303076 Electromagnetics and Radiation 5

0303122 Future Trends and Competency in Telecom Business 5




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Specialisation in Infrastructure & Construction Management

Introduction

Sound infrastructure is the key to sustainable economic progress and this has been indubitably the main reason for theeconomic boom that the country has been experiencing since the 1990s. Holistically trained personnel who can capitalizeon the social economic, environmental and physical resources at hand to ensure maximum viability are fast becoming the

need of the day. The course familiarizes the student with core management concepts with regards to the various divisionsand support groups in the Indian infrastructure industry.

Potential Careers

Facility Operations SpecialistsProgram ManagersInfrastructure ManagersProject Resource Managers




0303259 Resource and Technology Management 5

0303050 Contract Management and Legal Aspects of Infrastructure Projects 5

0303028 Clearance and Planning 5

0303010 An Overview of Infrastructure Projects 5

0303091 Environmental Policies & Issues 5

0303101 Financial Management for Infrastructure Projects 5


0303038 Computer Applications in Infrastructure 5

0303256Regulatory Issues and Environmental Issues in Urban Governance and IT InfrastructureManagement

5

0303089 Environmental Impact of Growing Energy Need 5

0303247 Project Work 5





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Specialisation in IT Management

Introduction

Computers have become an inevitable part of the human life everywhere. There are rarely any faculty left in life whereInformation Technology is not in use. Information Technology (IT), as dened by the Information Technology Association

of America (ITAA), is "the study, design, development, implementation, support or management of computer-based

information systems, particularly software applications and computer hardware." IT deals with the use of electroniccomputers and computer software to convert, store, protect process, transmit, and securely retrieve information. Ourcourse will groom the students or working professionals to enhance their skills up to the current expectations from theIT world.

Potential Careers

IT Project ManagerChief Technology Ofcer

Management Information Systems DirectorInformation Technology Management Consultant

Eligibility : Graduates in any discipline

Duration : Min 2 Years, Max 4 YearsCredits : 120Fees in Installments :`56,500Fees in Lump Sum :`48,500



0303149 Information Technology and e-Commerce 5


0303064 Database Management Systems (DBMS) 5

0303044 Computer Networks and Tools 5

0303020 Business Intelligence Tools 5


0303148 Information Security 5

0303163 Internet Technologies 5

0303177 IT Laws and Patents 5

0303303 Web Technologies & Multimedia 5

0303291 Technology Management 5

0303284 Strategic IT Management 5




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Specialisation in International Business Management

Introduction

An MBA in International Business empowers managers for higher career opportunities with regards to internationalrelations and business processes. The age of global economy has globalized all business markets as well. All industrieshave an increasing demand for professionals with good knowledge of international business. People with good workexperience are at an advantage with a course in International business. An MBA in International business is surely a ladderto a rewarding and growing career.

Potential Careers

Business Development ManagerProjects and Strategy Ofcer

Business Management ConsultantBusiness Analyst





0303153 International Business Law and Taxation 5

0303155 International Business Strategy 5


0303287 Supply Chain Management 5

0303200 Managing e-business 5


0303150 Intellectual Property Rights 5

0303149 Information Technology and e-Commerce 5

0303161 International Trade, WTO & Trade Policy Issues 5

0303018 Business Ethics 5

0303160 International Trade Logistics 5

0303159 International Marketing Research and Consumer Behaviour 5




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Specialisation in Hospital Management

Introduction

The service industry is one of the most attractive as well as one of the fastest growing industries not only in India but alsoall over the world. In recent times, health care concept of the people have undergone a marvellous change which haslead to higher expectations and an increased demand for high quality medical care and facilities. Hospital Management is

the latest concept in the eld of management and one of the most lucrative and important careers in the health sector.The nature of the job requires management professionals and not doctors as such. Therefore, not only doctors andparamedicos, but ordinary graduates, too, can choose the courses and enter the eld.

Potential Careers

Administrator in health agencies & LaboratoriesManagers Health and allied servicesAssistant Hospital administratorsHospital Manager's





0303132 Hospital Planning and Designing 5

0303126 Health Economics and Insurance 5

0303203 Marketing and Public Relations Management 5


0303127 Health Informatics and Management Information 5


0303207 Material Management 5

0303128 Health Policy and Health Care Management in India 5

0303133 Hospital Support Services and Management of Hazards 5

0303131 Hospital Operations Management 5

0303129 Hospital Cost Accounting 5

0303130 Hospital Management and Law 5




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Specialisation in BPO Management

Introduction

BPOs gave India a signicant place in global business. Business Process Outsourcing consists of outsourcing to third party

service providers to perform various processes of a business. MBA in BPO Management gives efcient tools to handle

various roles performed by a BPO manager. MBA in BPO Management gives a plenty of exposure to handle various rolesin BPO industry.

Potential Careers

BPO ManagerBPO Operations ManagerOnline Marketing ManagerTraining Manager



0303165 Introduction to BPO 5


0303094 Ethics in Business 5

0303274 Setting up of BPO Organisation- A Strategic View 5

0303061 Data Protection and Data Security 5

0303297 Training Methodology in BPO Organisation 5


0303075 e-Customer Relationship Management 5

0303290 Technology aspects of BPO 5

0303180 Knowledge Process Outsourcing 5





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Specialisation in Supply Chain Management

Introduction

Supply chain management is the management of a network of interconnected businesses involved in the provision ofproduct and service packages required by the end customer in a supply chain. Supply chain management spans allmovement and storage of raw materials, work-in-process inventory, and nished goods from point of origin to point of

consumption. Supply chain is the link between a rm or business and its suppliers and customers.

Potential Careers

Supply Chain ManagerSr. Analyst/Specialist - Supply Chain ManagementSupply Chain & Manufacturing AnalystSupply and Distribution ManagerLogistics Manager







0303249 Quality Management 5

0303287 Supply Chain Management 5



0303207 Material Management 5


0303182 Legal Aspect of Supply Chain Management 5





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Specialisation in Wealth Management

Introduction

Wealth management is an investment-advisory discipline that incorporates nancial planning, investment portfolio

management and a number of nancial services. Wealth management is more than just investment advice, as it can

encompass managing your current assets in an effective way so that they can reap maximum benets in future. It is the

process of investing your wealth and making maximum return out of it.

Potential Careers

Investment AnalystWealth ManagerRelationship ManagerEquity AnalystSenior Investment Manager






0303013 Banking and Finance 5

0303186 Legal Framework and Business 5

0303099 Financial Institutions and Banking 5

0303265 Risk Management 5


0303176 Investment Planning & Management 5

0303102 Financial Planning and Mutual Fund Products 5

0303264 Retirement Solution 5

0303270 Security Analysis 5

0303229 Portfolio Management 5

0303048 Constructing Financial Plan and Wealth Management 5




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Specialisation in Family Business Management

Introduction

Family businesses play a signicant role in shaping the national economy. Family business management in India has its

own exceptional set of challenges, succession planning being one of the main ones.

Family business management is an exclusive approach to make sure that family business owners learn to value andincorporate key issues such as adherence to systems, clarity of business processes ,analysis of ideal management andgovernance practices , family continuity and undertake leadership roles

Potential Careers

The potential career prospects in such areas would help students to assimilate the required skills for taking their

businesses to the next level

Eligibility : Graduates in any disciplineDuration : Min 2 Years, Max 4 YearsCredits : 120Fees in Installments :`56,500

Fees in Lump Sum :`48,500


0303307 Family Business Management 5

0303308 Essentials of Family Business Management 5

0303309 Finance and tax strategies for family business 5

0303310 Business Regulations 5

0303311 Social Entrepreneurship 5

0303312 Entrepreneurial Finance 5


0303313 Business Plan and Ethics 5

0303314 Small Business Promotion 5

0303315 Dynamics of family business governance 5

0303316 Business Plan Preparation 5

0303317 Technology innovation and sustainable enterprise 5

0303318 Mergers and Acquisitions 5




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Specialisation in Rural & Agri Business Management

Introduction

Wealth management is an investment-advisory discipline that incorporates nancial planning, investment portfolio

management and a number of nancial services. Wealth management is more than just investment advice, as it can

encompass managing your current assets in an effective way so that they can reap maximum benets in future. It is the

process of investing your wealth and making maximum return out of it.

Potential Careers

The potential career prospects in such areas would help students to assimilate the required skills for taking their

businesses to the next level


Codes Semester III Credits0303319 Introduction to Agribusiness Management 5

0303320 Rural Marketing 5

0303321 Management of Rural Services & Institutions 5

0303322 Agri Finance Management & Micro Finance 5

0303323 Management Of Agri Input Industry 5

0303324 Economics for Rural Management 5


0303325 Social Entrepreneurship 5

0303326 Rural Consumer Behaviour 5

0303327 International Trade Practices & Agro export management 5

0303328 Rural Governance & Fiscal Decentralization 5

0303329 Rural Dynamics 5

0303330 Farm Services Management 5




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Specialisation in Banking & Finance

Introduction

The Financial sector, more exclusively, the banking sector has become a very ourishing eld after the introduction of the

New Economic Policy and the introduction of the nancial sector reforms by the Government/Reserve Bank of India.

Finance drives investment, thereby contributing signicantly to the economic growth process.

This course covers all the aspects pertaining to banking with the objective of providing in-depth knowledge in the areasof banking & nance. to the students of commerce, management and economics

Potential Careers

The students pursuing this course can come across suitable opportunities in the banking sector like, commercial,co-operative and regional rural banks and other nancial institutions




0303331 Bank Management 5

0303332 Banking Law and Practice 5

0303333 Quantitative Methods 5


0303334 Financial Institutions and Financial Markets 5

0303335 Financial Decision Analysis 5


0303336 Foreign Exchange and Financing of Foreign Trade 5

0303337 Mutual Fund management 5

0303338 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management 5

0303339 e-Commerce & Banking 5

0303340 Central Banking and Monetary Management 5

0303341 Bank Marketing 5




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Specialisation in Operation Management

Introduction

Operation activities consist of the production of goods and providing services, value-added services, etc. Operationsmanagement is the area of business that is concerned with the responsibility of ensuring that business operations areeffective. It also includes managing, the distribution of goods and services to the buyers and the analysis of all systems

involved in these activities.

Potential Careers

Operations Analyst/ManagerInventory Control SupervisorOperations ManagerQuality Control ManagerPlant ManagerPurchasing Manager





0303295 Total Quality Management 5

0303248 Purchase & Material Management 5


0303291 Technology Management 5




0303121 Fundamentals of Information Technology 5

0303142 Indian Ethos and Management 5

0303049 Consumer Behaviour 5

0303226 Organization Development & Change 5

0303179 Just-in-Time and Lean 5




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Specialisation in Human Resource Management

Introduction

The greatest asset of any organisation is human resource. Many organisations describe Human Resource Management(HRM) as a combination of administrative personnel functions with performance management, employee relations andresource planning. More commonly, HR is the department that deals with hiring, ring, training, and other personnel is-

sues. The main objective of Human Resources is to ensure maximum return on investment that an organisation has madein its human capital and minimise risk.

Potential Careers

Payroll ManagerHuman Resource Manager /DirectorHR AdministratorRecruitment ManagerIndustrial Relations Manager





0303138 Human Resource Planning 5

0303136 Human Resource Development 5


0303283 Strategic HR 50303181 Leadership and Team Management 5


0303146 Industrial Relation & Labour Law 5

0303226 Organization Development & Change 5

0303033 Compensation System Administration 5


0303084 Enrichment, Training and Development 5

0303299 Wages and Salary Administration 5




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Specialisation in Finance Management

Introduction

Almost all rms including but not limited to government, semi-government, co-operative and private industries are

required to have one or more nancial managers. Duties of nance managers include the preparation of nancial reports,

direct or indirect investment activities and implementation of cash, etc. Finance managers also need to develop strategies

and implement the short term as well as long-term goals of the organization.

Finance plays the role similar to that of the spinal cord in humans, and this exactly describes how vital the role of anance manager is in the industry.

Potential Careers

Finance ManagerFinance Ofcer

Account Manager






0303199 Managerial Finance 5

0303099 Financial Institutions and Banking 5

0303176 Investment Planning and Management 5

0303048 Constructing Financial Plan and Wealth Management 5


0303026 Capital Markets 5

0303105 Financial System & Auditing 5

0303102 Financial Planning and Mutual Fund Products 5

0303053 Corporate Tax Planning 5

0303156 International Economy & Finance 5

0303103 Financial Reporting & Accounting 5




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POST GRADUATE PROGRAMSINDUSTRY ORIENTED

Post Graduate Programs Discipline

MBA in Energy Management Management

MBA in Fire Protection and Safety Management Management

MBA in Piping Design Management Management



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Lateral Entry

Entry at Semester II


If paid Lump sum

Fees in`for Indian Students Fees in $ for International/ NRI Students

Semester II `16,000

`40,500 $2,200Semester III `16,000

Semester IV `16,000



If paid Lump sum

Fees in`for Indian Students Fees in $ for International/NRI Students

Semester III `16,000`27,500 $1,500

Semester IV `16,000


Fee Installments



`25,000 3x10,500 `56,500

Fees Lump Sum


`48,500 $2,800

Fee Installments



$1,280 3x$640 `3,200



`32,500 `16,000


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Specialisation in Energy Management

Introduction

Energy management includes planning and operation of energy-related production and consumption units. It is theprocess of controlling, monitoring and conserving energy in an organisation or a building. Its objective is to achieve andmaintain optimum energy attainment and utilization in order to minimise energy cost and environmental effects. Energymanagement is the proactive, organized and systematic coordination of procurement, conversion, distribution and use ofenergy to meet the requirements, taking into account environmental and economic objectives.

Potential Careers

Energy AnalystEnergy Auditor

Energy and Sustainability ManagerEnergy Advisor







0303123 General Aspects of Energy Management and Energy Audit 5

0303081 Energy Efciency in Thermal Utilities 5

0303080 Energy Efciency in Electrical Utilities 5


0303089 Environmental Impact of Growing Energy Need 5

0303083 Energy Performance Assessment 5

0303078 Energy Audit and Management 5

0303257 Renewable Sources of Energy 5

0303082 Energy Instrumentation and Information Analysis 5

0303079 Energy Audit Assessment and Report Preparation 5




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Specialisation in Fire Protection and Safety Management

Introduction

Fire protection and Safety Management is the management regarding re safety and emergency services. It involves the

study of behaviour, suppression and investigation of re and its related emergencies, along with research and development,

testing and application of mitigating systems. It is a program designed to deal with quality assurance; maintenance ofsafety systems; personnel training; inadvertent criticality protection; emergency preparedness; re protection; waste

management; or radiological protection of workers, the public, and the environment.

Potential Careers

Safety ManagerSafety Dept. (In charge)

Divisional re Ofcer

Dy. Chief Fire Ofcer







0303107 Fire Dynamics, Applications and Fundamentals 5

0303111 Fire Sciences 5

0303109 Fire Protection System (Part I) 5


0303112 Fluid Mechanics and Fire Hydraulics 5

0303106 Fire Detection and Alarm Systems 5

0303266 Risk Management, Fire Insurance and Law 5

0303144 Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 5

0303147 Industrial Safety 5

0303110 Fire Protection System (Part II) 5




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Specialisation in Piping Design Management

Introduction

Piping design is a key element in various streams of engineering. It helps system designers, mechanical, packaging, andmanufacturing engineers to accurately design, route document, and produce complex piping and tubing systems whileoptimally re-using designs for dramatic time savings and improvements in productivity.

Potential Careers

A Piping engineer plays an important role in Concept to Commissioning in all sectors of process and related industries.

A Piping engineer has to be conversant with subjects such as uid handling, stress strain relationship, material of

construction, eld instrumentation, statutory & safety aspects. Areas like design and selection of complex equipment

applications, designing of audit requirements and developing of procedures for testing, installation, commissioning

and startup also fall under his prole. With increasing emphasis on transportation of petroleum products, natural gas,

corrosive hazardous chemicals, through underground and long distance pipelines, the requirement of skilled pipingengineers is increasing day by day.






0303249 Quality Management 5


0303342 Fluid Handling 5

0303343 Layout Designing 5


0303344 System Designing 5

0303345 Corrosion and Material Selection + Instrumentation and Process Control 5

0303346 Stress Analysis 5

0303347 Thermal Insulation, Cost of Piping, Hygienic Piping 5

0303348 Welding and NDT Management + Statutory and Regulatory Act 5





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POST GRADUATE PROGRAMSINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY



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Master of Computer ApplicationsProgram Code (0304)

Introduction

MCA is a course exclusively designed to meet the IT requirements of IT Trained Students for various organizations.The course emphasizes on planning, designing and building of complex commercial application software and systemsoftware. The course also places equal importance on the functional knowledge in various areas.

Potential Careers

Software DeveloperSoftware EngineerProject LeaderProject ManagerSystem AnalystSystem Manager

Eligibility : Bachelors Degree of 3 yearsDuration : Min 3 Years, Max 6 YearsCredits : 120Fees in Installments :`85,000Fees in Lump Sum :`70,500

Fee Installments

For Indian Students (In INR)


`25,000 4x15,000 `85,000

Fees Lump Sum

For Indian Students (In INR) For NRI/International Students (In US$)

`70,500 $4,750

Fee Installments



$2,280 5x$855 $5,700



`50,000 `20,500

POST GRADUATE PROGRAMS


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Lateral Entry


Semester Fees in` for Indianstudents excluding

University Fees

If paid Lump sum

Fees in` for Indianstudents excluding

University Fees

Fees in USD for International / NRI studentsincluding University Fees


`48,500 $2,750Semester IV `16,500Semester V `16,500

Semester VI `16,500

Entry at Semester V

Semester Fees in` for Indianstudents excluding

University Fees

If paid Lump sum

Fees in` for Indianstudents excluding

University Fees

Fees in USD for International / NRI studentsincluding University Fees

Semester V `16,500`24,500 $1,500

Semester VI `16,500



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Program Structure:


0304239 Programming in C & Data Structure 4

0304117 Fundamental of Computer 4

0304228 PC Software 4

0304069 Discrete Mathematics 4

0304064 Database Management System 4



0304221 Operating System Principle 4

0304288 System Analysis & Design 4

0304043 Computer Networks & Internet Concept 4



0304304 Web Technology 4

0304047 Computerized Financial Accounting 4

0304039 Computer Architecture 4

0304071 Dot Net Framework (Using C#) 4

0304252 RDBMS (Oracle) 4


0304060 Data Mining 4

0304093 ERP System 4

0304070 Distributed Systems 4

0304276 Soft Computing 4

0304035 Compiler Design 4


0304011 Articial Intelligence 4

0304220 OOPs Programming Using in C++ 4

0304240 Programming in Java 4

ElectiveI (Any One)

0304227 Parallel Computing 4

0304139 Image Processing 4

0304164 Internet Technology and Enterprise Java 4

ElectiveII (Any One)0304346 Computer Security 4

0304277 Software Design 4

0304293 Theory of Computation 4


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0304314 Bioinformatics 4

0304302 Web Engineering (+ Manual) 4

0304340 Computer Based Numerical Methods 4





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