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This course was introduced by the University of Mumbai in the year 1999-2000 with an aim to create middle cadre management personnel.

It is a three-year degree course, with six semesters. The course involves classroom teachings, projects presentations, industrial visits etc. to prepare students to face real world situations.

The BMS department is managed by three fulltime faculties and visiting faculties drawn from the industry and service sectors. The college has fully equipped computer laboratory and seminar room with audio-video facilities for students.

The department takes keen interest in the overall development of students. Extra lectures are conducted for students who have difficulties in subject/s. The department also arranges lectures by experienced faculties drawn from other colleges.

First Year BMS (from 2011-12 and onwards) Semester - I Semester - II Introduction to Financial Accounts Principles of Marketing Business Law Industrial Law Business Statistics Business Mathematics Business Communication - I Business Communication - II Foundation Course - I Foundation Course – II Foundation of Human Skills Business Environment Business Economics - I Principles of Management

Second Year BMS (from 2012-13 and onwards) Semester - III Semester - IV Information Technology in Business Management - I Information Technology in Business Management - II Foundation Course-III(Environmental Management) Foundation Course-IV(Ethics & Governance) Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Management Business Research Methods Accounting for Managerial Decisions Business Economics-II Strategic Management Production & Total Quality Management Group A - Finance Electives (Any Two Courses) Basics of Financial Services Financial Institutions & Markets Equity & Debt Market Auditing Introduction to Cost Accounting Strategic Cost Management Corporate Finance Corporate Restructuring Group B- Marketing Electives (Any Two Courses) Consumer Behaviour Integrated Marketing Communication Product Innovations Management Rural Marketing Advertising Event Marketing Social Marketing Tourism Marketing Group C - Human Resource Electives (Any Two Courses) Recruitment & Selection Human Resource Planning & Information System Motivation & Leadership Training & Development in HRM Employees Relations & Welfare Change Management Organisation Behaviour & HRM Conflict & Negotiation

Third Year BMS (upto 2012-13) Semester - V Semester - VI Logistics and Supply Chain Management Operation Research Corporate Communication & Public Relations Project Work Group A : Finance Electives Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management International Finance Commodity and Derivatives Market Innovative Financial Services Wealth Management Project Management Financial Accounting Strategic Financial Management Risk Management Financing Rural Development Direct Taxes Indirect Taxes Group B : Marketing Electives Service Marketing Brand Management E-Commerce and Digital Marketing Retail Management Sales and Distribution Management International Marketing Customer Relationship Management Media Planning and Management Industrial Marketing Sports Marketing Strategic Marketing Management Marketing of Non Profit Organisations Group C : Human Resource Electives Finance for HR Professionals and Compensation Management HRM in Global Perspective Strategic Human Resource Management and HR Policies Organizational Development Performance Management and Career Planning Industrial Relations Talent & Competency Management Human Resource Accounting Stress Management Indian Ethos in Management

The project at Semester V of the B.M.S. Program will carry 3 credit points and will be evaluated for 200 marks. Further the evaluation of the project must be completed not later than 20 days after the conduct of the last examination of Semester V. The university will display the schedule for evaluation of the projects along with the external examiners.

The guidelines for evaluation of the project are as under:

i) Hard copy 100 marks, Presentation 50 marks and Viva - Voce examination 50 marks.

ii) As per the norms, the learner has to obtain minimum 40% of the marks in the Internal Assessment and Semester End Examination i.e. 32 out of 80 and 48 out of 120 marks respectively to pass in the Project.

iii) The hard copy will be jointly evaluated by the internal and the external guide for 30 and 70 marks respectively.

iv) The presentation will be evaluated by the internal guide for 50 marks. The viva-voce examination of 50 marks will be conducted by the external guide in presence of the internal guide / coordinator / any senior staff appointed by the I/C Principal of the College / Head of the Institution. However the marks for the viva voce will be allotted by the External Guide Only.

v) The marks obtained by the learner for the project will not be disclosed to the learner before the declaration of the result.

vi) The marks allotted by the internal guide will be treated as Internal Assessment and the evaluation by the external Guide will be treated as Semester End Assessmenti.e. External Assessment.

vii) The marks thus obtained by the learner in the project will be graded in the SEVEN point scale as given below:

Grade	Marks	Grade Points
O	70 & above	7
A	60 to 69.99	6
B	55 to 59.99	5
C	50 to 54.99	4
D	45 to 49.99	3
E	40 to 44.99	2
F (Fail)	39.99 & below	1

Guidelines for Doing Project

1. Every learner shall submit individual project.
2. The topic / problem / theme for the project shall be suggested/ approved by the Course teacher or by the supervising teacher or by the coordinator of the Program.
3. Every project shall have an internal guide who preferably must be the faculty of the college and an external guide. The external guide shall be approved by the I/C Principal of the College/Head of the Department.
4. The project report, preferably, shall be neatly typed in Times Roman in 12 points double spaced on A4 size paper. The project report shall not be less than 50 pages.
5. The project report, preferably, shall be hard bound and the title of the project, name of the learner, class, seat number, the name of the Internal Guide, the name of the college/department, date of submission and the name of the University shall be printed on the upper face of the hard bound copy / file.
6. A learner shall submit two copies of the project at least one month before the commencement of the Viva Examination. Both the copies shall be certified by the internal guide / supervising teacher, the external guide and the I/C Principal of the College / Head of the Department. One copy of the project shall be retained by the college/department and the other copy shall be returned to the learner after certification but before the commencement of the presentation and viva‐voce Examination. The learner shall bring his/her copy of the project during the Presentation and Viva-voce Examination.

Structure of The Report

1. Title of the project on first page with the name, seat number / roll number of the learner, name of the College/Department and the University.
2. A declaration from the learner that the project work is completed by him/her in person under the supervision of the internal guide and the external guide and that the contents of the project are not copied from any other source such as internet, earlier projects, text books etc.
3. Certificate from the organization/enterprise/firm where project field work is conducted (for competing the project work).
4. Certificate from the External Guide.
5. Acknowledgements.
6. Contents/Index.
7. Project report.
8. Bibliography.

At the beginning of the semester faculty will orient students on project work. The students will collect necessary data and analyse the same. Students must discuss the findings of the project before the report is finalised The students shall present their findings to the faculty wherein the faculty shall provide guidelines for finalizing the project.