REGULATIONS PERTANINING TO MBA POST GRADUATE COURSE

OBJECTIVES: the broad objective of the master of business administration (MBA) course is to impart professional education and training in various aspects of modern management to the students and provide them with opportunities to develop conceptual and analytical skills and foster attitudes essential for their development into competent and effective managers.

A2: Candidates who have passed Bachelor's Degree in the correspondence course from a recognised University or any other University recognized by Law, are exempted from 10+2+3 condition of eligibility. However, all the other conditions stated above in a.1.are applicable.

A3: Candidates having less than 50%(less than 45% for sc/st) in aggregate in the bachelor degree and more than 50% in aggregate at the master's level are not eligible for admission.

A4: Every candidate should take the entrance test conducted by the University. The eligibility for admissions will be based on the aggregate of the Bachelor's Degree marks and Entrance Test Marks (50:50).

The duration of the course shall be four semesters covered in two years. Each academic year shall comprise two semesters starting from September – December / January and December / January - April.

:: Each semester shall be taken as a unit for the purpose of calculating attendance.
students shall attend such lecture classes, seminars and practical work during each semester as the college/institution may prescribe and not absent themselves without valid reasons.

:: Students who fail to comply with the said regulations will not be allowed to give the semester examination.

The course of study and the scheme of examination shall comprise the subjects according to the syllabus prescribed from time to time.

:: There shall be university examination at the end of each semester in the prescribed papers.

:: Each answer script in the University examination will be assessed by two examiners.One of them should be the person who has imparted instructions in that paper.

SPECIALISATION

A stream of electives will be offered. These will be developed and updated from time to time. To qualify for a specialization in a stream, a student will have to take a minimum of 5 elective courses in a stream to qualify for a specialization area. This will facilitate students to specialize in more than one stream of specialization. A student,however, can choose such combinations which will help him/her to have dual specialization depending on the courses offered in the specialization scheme.

* Each course will have an internal assessment component of 25 marks. The break up is given to ensure consistent preparation of the students:

Attendance and class work 5 marks. (75% of attendance is compulsory)

76 - 80% -1mark.

81 - 85% -2marks.

86 - 90% -3marks.

91-95% - 4marks.

96 + -5marks

The tests are suggested to be miniature pattern of the university examination. The faculty, however, may choose objective methods pf conducting tests.

:: When a candidate reappears for the failed papers,the internal assessment marks originally secured by him/her will be carried forward. There is no provision for improvement of internal assessment marks.

COURSE REGULATION

The University uses the concept of credits and one credit is equivalent to 10 class room contact hours.

FIRST YEAR COURSE.

The seconfd year curriculum consists of the following:

:: Electives and

:: Dissertation.

:: The Capstone courses in the IV Semester are Intenational Business and Business and ethical values.

:: A stream of electives is offered and he/she will select form amongst 5 elective courses.

DISSERTATION : The dissertation will commence in the III Semester to be submitted at the end of IV Semester. Dissertation is of 12 Credits, which is equivalent to 2 elective courses. Thus the choice of topic and depth of the subject are significant keeping in view the weightage,work load and learning experience. During the II Year the topic and depth of the subject are significant keeping in view the weightage, work load and learining experience. During the II Year the topic for dissertation needs to be finalized. (Students are to ve encouraged to choose a topic for dissertation in their areas of specialization). The topic selected for dissertation to be company specific or industry related or on a general theme.

A student will have to undergo industrial; training for eight to ten weeks in an Industrial,business or a service organization after second semester. The training will be under the supervision of faculty/industry/institution guide. The student is required to submit a project repot on the organization and the training undergo. The poject report would be evaluated by a team consisting of faculty members from the institute and the university department. A person from the organization may be associated. A viva voce examination has to be conducted during the third semester. A candidate who does not complete industrial training satisfactorily,shall not be allowed for the final examination.
The break of componet of marks is given below:

A course outline is made available to the students. Every course outline provided to the students will cover the following:

:: Objective of the course,

:: Session wise details of topics,and

:: References.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINSITRATION REGULAR (DAY) COURSE UPDATED SYLLABUS

:: Self Development and Enrichment courses: (Two Credits)

:: Personal growth laboratory (PGL)

:: Effective public speaking (EPS)

:: Communication Skills/Negotiation Skills.

:: IT Skills.

:: Application of Statistical software packages such as SPSS, SYSTAT, MINITAB etc.,

:: Foundation course in Accounting.

:: Foundation course in Mathematics.

:: Principles of Management.

First Semester – Basis (Core Courses)

Operations Research

Financial Management

Production & Operations Management

Management Information Systems (MIS)

Strategic management

Industrial Training Project

International Business

REGULATIONS PERTANINING TO MCA POST GRADUATE COURSE

The course shall be called MCA-Master of Computer Applications.

DURATION OF THE COURSE
The course of study shall be 6 Semesters each semester from 1 to 5 spaning for four months and 6 th semester over a period of 6 months.

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION: English

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION :

A candidate with any degree of a minimum of 3 years duration of Bangalore university or of any other University equivalent there to with a minimum of 50% of marks in the aggregate of all subjects including languages, if any, provided further,that the candidate has studied mathematics/ Computer science/ Business mathematics/Statistics/Computer applications/ Electronics as a subject at PUC level or equivalent HSC ( XII Standard) or at Degree level is eligible for admission to MCA course . Relaxation to SC/ST, Goup I be extended as per University norms. Further,the minimum quailifaction shall be as per Government norms in the case of Common Entrance Test.

A candidate should be considered to have successfully undergone the prescribed course of study if the candidate has attended at least 75% of the classes in each subject (Theory, Lab,Seminar)

The course is of six semesters I to V are for Course work and semester VI is for Dissertation / project work. The period of project work is normally of Six month duration. The project work can be carried out either in the InstItution or at an Industry/ research Organisation approved by the Head of the Department will supervise and guide the project.

:: In each semester (from I to V) a student shall register for all courses of a semester as prescribed.

:: A marks of 25 will form the Internal Assessment marks for each of the theory subject for which 2 tests,each of 60 minutes duration shall be conducted spread over the span in a Semester. In the case of even semesters each student must give a seminar on a topic to be decided by the department. The student shall be assessed on the basis of his presentation and 5 maximum marks be allotted for seminars.

:: The Internal assessment marks in practical course is based on the performance in the Laboratory. The Internal Assessment marks for project work of a candidate is based on the dissertation seminar.

As per norms of the University for P.G. courses.

:: Graphical user interface (visual language)
:: Internet technology
:: Operations Research
:: Multimedia Communication
:: Embeded Systems

:: Artificial Intelligence
:: Computer Design
:: Advanced Computer Architecture
:: Mobile

:: Network Security
:: Distributed Computing
:: Artificial Neural System
:: Simulation and Modelling