BBA II III Year
BBA II III Year
BBA II III Year
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MAHARISHI VEDIC SCIENCE -II
UNIT – I
UNIT – II
Miessener’s effect.
UNIT – III
UNIT – IV
Theory of Invincibility .
UNIT – V
Theory of Ayurved.
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Marketing Management
Unit - I
Introduction: Modern concept of marketing, concept of marketing, difference between
marketing selling & retailing, marketing mix, marketing segmentation.
Unit - II
Consumer Behavior: Concept of consumer behavior, buying motives, buyer behavior models
modals, motivational research concept and techniques of motivational research.
Unit - III
Product Planning: Meaning of product, importance of a product, classification of products,
products mix. Product line and product life cycle.
Unit - IV
Production Pricing: Concept of product pricing decisions, objectives of price decisions, price
determination process.
Unit - V
Distribution: Management: Meaning of channel of distribution factors determining the choice of
a suitable channel of distribution, process of selection of a channel of distribution.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
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Financial Management
Unit - I
Introduction: Concept of finance & accounting function. Types of financial decisions,
Importance objectives organization and responsibilities of finance function. Rule and status of
financial executive in organization structure.
Unit - II
Financial Analysis: Ratio analysis, Funds flow statement, cash flow analysis, cost volume profit
analysis, financial forecasting.
Unit - III
Capital Structure Planning: Approaches to capital structure objectives and determinants of
optimum capital structure, Cost of capital, operating and financial leverage analysis.
Unit - IV
Capital Budgeting: Process and methods of ranking investment proposal, management of
corporate dept capacity, Dividend decisions and dividend policy.
Unit - V
Working Capital Management: Concepts of fixed and working capital, Management of cash,
Management of inventory and Accounts receivable, Tools for analysis of working
capital.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
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Human Resource Management
Unit - I
The concept and perspective of human resource management, Structure and role of Human
Resource Management. Human Resource Planning.
Unit - II
Job analysis and job Description, Recruitment and selection process.
Unit - III
Socialising the new employee, employee training and development, performance evaluation and
potential appraisal.
Unit - IV
Job evaluation, Compensation and Reward Systems.
Unit - V
Industrial disputes management, trade union and Participative management. Human Resource
Information System.
REFERENCE BOOKS :
1. Human Resource Management. - Udai Parikh.
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Material Management
Unit - I
Materials Management: Introduction, function, objectives, purchasing function, buying
techniques.
Unit - II
Stores and Material Control: Requirement of material control system, stores management
function of stores department, Location and layout of stores, Receipts and issue of materials.
Unit - III
Inventory Control: Inventory, inventory classification, inventory control and its objectives,
Economic order quantity, ABC analysis.
Unit - IV
Material Handling: Function and principles of material handling, Economic factors affecting
material handling, selection and maintenance of material handling requirement.
Unit - V
Material Handling Equipments: Characteristics of material handling equipment. Classification
of material handling equipment, principles of unit load, concept of containerization and
polarization.
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Corporate Accounting
Unit - I
Issues, forfeiture and Re-issue of shares, redemption, redemption of preference shares, issue and
redemption of preference shares.
Unit - II
Final accounts (Excluding computation of managerial remuneration) and disposal of profit,
Valuation of goodwill and shares.
Unit - III
Accounting for Amalgamation of companies as per Indian accounting standard 14, accounting
for internal reconstruction-excluding inter company holding and re-construction schemes.
Unit - IV
Consolidated balance sheet of holding companies with one subsidiary only.
Unit - V
Statement of changes in financial position on cash basis and working capital basis, familiarity
with Indian accounting standard.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
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Entrepreneurship Development
Unit - I
Entrepreneurship : Definition, Characteristics, and significance. Types and functions of an
Entrepreneurs. Origin and development of entrepreneurship in India.
Unit - II
Qualities of good entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial motivation factors. Problems of
entrepreneurship, social, responsibility of entrepreneurship.
Unit - III
Women entrepreneurship: Problems and Opportunities, suggestions for development of
women entrepreneurship. Role of women association.
Unit - IV
Search for a business idea. Sources of project finance and government support.
Unit - V
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International Marketing
Unit - I
Introduction: Nature and scope and challenges in international marketing, difference between
International Marketing and Domestic Marketing, Strategic for international marketing, theories
of International Marketing.
Unit - II
International Marketing Environment: Identifying and analyzing opportunities in the
International trading Environment - Social, Cultural, Legal Economic Political and
Technological environment factors affecting International marketing, Methods to enter in
international marketing.
Unit - III
International Marketing Strategies: Development of International Marketing, Strategies for
product pricing, distribution and promotion of products & Services, competitive strategies for
international marketing.
Unit - IV
India’s Foreign Trade: Recent trends in India’s Foreign trade, Export promotion need,
objective and methods of Promotion of Export, Risk in International Market, Export Financing,
Role of Export Houses, Export Procedure and Documentation.
Unit - V
International Economic Institutions: Regional Economic Integration and Strategic
implications, IMF,IBRD, WTO, EU, Government’s Role in International Marketing.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
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Income Tax
Unit - I
Basic concepts of Income, Agriculture Income, Assesses, Previous year, Assessment year,
Residence and Tax liability. Incomes exempt from Income Tax, Income from salary.
Unit - II
Income from house property, Profits and gains of Business or profession.
Unit - III
Capital gains, income from other sources, set off and carry forward of losses.
Unit - IV
Deductions to be made in computing total income and Assessment of Individuals.
Unit - V
Income tax Authorities and their powers, procedure for Assessment, computation of tax,
Refunds, Appeals and Revision.
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Advertising and Sales Behaviour
Unit - I
Advertising as a marketing communication process. Use of advertising for stimulating primary
and selective demand.
Unit - II
Campaign planning, Building advertisement copy, elements of advertisements, layouts
administration.
Unit - III
Media planning, Media characteristics, Media selection and media scheduling.
Unit - IV
Advertising agency, Organization, Compensational control.
Unit - V
Regulation and control of advertising, rules governing unethical and improper advertising.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
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Sales Management
Unit - I
Concept of Sales Management, Objective, Scope, significant & sales control. Personal Selling
objectives and strategies.
Unit - II
Planning for sales management - Sales organization-purpose, types, setting up of sales
organization, sales forecasting and budgeting, development of sales strategy.
Unit - III
Sales force management: selection, training, compensation & motivation
Unit - IV
Operational sales management: sales quotas, objectives, types; sales territories - concept, reasons
for establishing territories & procedure for setting up territories.
Unit - V
Sales control & cost analysis - sales audit, sales analysis, marketing cost analysis.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
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Training and Development of Human Resource
Unit - I
Concept of training, Importance and objective of training.
Unit - II
Training need analysis (Organizational and Industrial aspects). Planning and designing of traning
programs.
Unit - III
Training method (On the job & Off the job method)
Unit - IV
Trainer, developing effective, trainers qualities of an effective trainer.
Unit - V
Evaluation of training program, finding the effectiveness of the training.
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Industrial Relations
Unit - I
Industrial relation, concept scopeand objectives, impact of IR on production. Functional
requirements of a good IR program.
Unit - II
Industrial Disputes: Meaning forms causes, effects and prevention machinery for the settlement
of ID.
Unit - III
Human Relation: Meaning and approaches. Difference between HR & IR. Importance of HR in
maintaining good IR.
Unit - IV
Discipline: concepts, importance types, discipline and productivity.
Unit - V
Grievance Handling: Absenteeism its causes and remedial measures, Employees counseling.
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Management Information System and Computer Application
Unit - I
An Overview: Management Information System: meaning, objectives and classification of
MIS. System Framework for MIS organisation management, Information needs and its
economics, system approach, MIS and levels of management. MIS design, implementation of
MIS, Approaches of MIS development and its limitations.
Unit - II
Information System for Decision Making: Transactional processing system, Decision support
system, Executive information system, Expert system and office automation system.
Unit - III
Information Systems in Business: Functional areas of business information system-
Manufacturing, marketing, Quality, Financial and accounting. Research and Development and
human resource information systems.
Unit - IV
System Analysis and Design: Meaning of system analysis, System development life cycle,
Prototyping, Rapid application development (RAD), End-use computing software packages,
Outsourcing, Tools for information systems development, Computer aided software engineering
and challenges in developing information systems.
Unit - V
Strategic Management Information System: Meaning, Characteristics of SMIS, Development
of SMIS, MIS strategy implementation and barriers to development of SMIS.
REFERENCE BOOKS:
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PROJECT WORK AND COMPREHENSIVE VIVA–VOCE
The topic of project work will be decided by the students in consultation with the with the
faculty members.
The Students can take the help of other teacher/professionals with relevant experience from
outside College / University /Company as guide. However an internal teacher will work as co-
guide.
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