This course is designed to be highly industry centric that will enable students to learn all the essential basic management knowledge required for handling business. The students will learn broad business understanding, effective communication skills, strategic problem solving, networking skills, resource and time management, analytical skills and leadership. During the duration of the course, students will foster managerial skills to manage effectively all possible situations related to business problems and decision making. The core courses in an M.B.A program will cover various areas of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, operations, and statistics. The specialisations include Marketing Management, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Supply Chain Management, Information Technology Management and Knowledge & Technology Management.

The course aims to develop competency amongst graduates that would lay a strong foundation for their professional life and personal development. Students will learn critical thinking and decision-making skills so that they can identify problem and provide alternatives. They will be learning various quantitative and qualitative techniques to evaluate various alternatives and decide for the best one. The B.B.A. course will also inculcate communication skills. Various core courses in B.B.A. will also impart knowledge about core business concepts and will teach how to analyze the influence of various global factors which may influence decision making.

This course aims to evolve analytical as well as practical skills of students at undergraduate level so that they are well equipped and may be effectively absorbed in the corporate world. Students may even pursue higher education in Business Economics or Economics after this course. The course consists of up to date core courses that will foster in students, knowledge about dynamics of economics, quantitative techniques, econometrics, various concepts of micro and macro economics amongst others. The students will also be provided choices in their fifth and sixth semester for discipline specific electives. These courses range from international economics, financial economics, political economics to applied econometrics and many others.