FAQ

In this course you will learn various aspects of business such as organizational behavior, financial management, human resource management, strategies for small businesses, business environment, strategic management, business communications, operations management, legal aspects of business, planning, appraisal, management of growing.

To develop a business model, acquires the necessary physical and human capital to start a new venture, and operationalizes it and is responsible for its success or failure.

In other words, the entrepreneur is the risk taker and an innovator in addition to being a creator of new enterprises whereas the professional manager is simply the executor

1. Strong foundation in the principles and practices of starting own business
2. Firm grip over two important business functions to deliver better results
3. Industry aligned curriculum that delivers technical excellence and supplements professional skills
4. Achieve business mastery with a unique blend of entrepreneurship skills
5. Analyze problems and propose actions in real-world situations as part of the assignments

Pass in 12th class or Undergraduate (Bachelor) Program of a minimum duration of three (3) years in any stream from a UGC Recognized University

Candidates who appeared for 12th class exam or in the final semester of the Bachelor’s Program are also eligible to apply.