BBS Syllabus and Subjects
The BBS syllabus can be divided into ten semesters. It covers topics such as marketing, financial, economic, and human resources-related aspects of the economy. Experience in Business Management is also included. Financial Accounting, Macroeconomics, Principles of Marketing, Organizational Behaviour are a few of the subjects taught. The course, along with core subjects in the semester, even includes other specializations for further skill development.
Semester Wise BBS Syllabus
The BBS course consists of core and elective subjects. Depending on the university/college, they may differ slightly. It has two parts - a compulsory set of courses covering all foundation areas in management and a set of elective courses that aim to build job-specific skills and knowledge. BBS course aims to ensure that the students have a chance to learn about all the topics in great depth and detail. The semester wise courses are as follows:
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SEMESTER I |
SEMESTER II |
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Business Communication |
Organizational Behavior |
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Fundamentals of Management |
Public Relations and Corporate Image |
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Financial Accounting |
Business Economics – I |
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Computer Practical (DBMS) |
Information Technology for Business |
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Business Statistics and Applications |
Computer Practical (HTML) |
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SEMESTER III |
SEMESTER IV |
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Marketing Management |
Human Resource Management |
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Business Economics – II |
Business Research |
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Quantitative Techniques for Management |
Production & Operations |
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Cost & Management Accounting |
Financial Management |
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Computer Practical (SAS) |
Computer Practical |
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SEMESTER V |
SEMESTER VI |
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Project Management & Entrepreneurship |
Business Policy & Strategy |
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Business Ethics & Corporate Governance |
Legal Aspects of Indian Business |
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Elective Paper |
Elective Paper |
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Elective Paper |
Elective Paper |
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Computer Practical |
Project Submission (Functional Specialization) and Seminar |
BBS Subjects
The BBS subjects taught in the course are mostly similar for all the colleges, but it varies depending on the institution's course module. But, the overall subjects are quite similar but put in a different order, depending on the teaching method. The course overall makes them have a peculiar way of learning Business Management and Business and administration.
Core Subjects:
- IT for Business
- Micro Economics
- Macro Economics
- DBMS
- SPSS
- Cost Accounting
Elective Subjects:
- Financial Markets
- Event Management
- Operations
- Family Business Management
- E-Banking and Finance
- Logistics & Supply Chain
BBS Course Structure
The BBS course syllabus is designed in a way that the course mainly includes various systems of animals. All this consists of the marketing, financial, economic and human resources-related aspects of the economy and many more. This field sharpens a student's mind to tackle the daily obstacles faced in their workplace, studies & other similar elements. The course involves subjects which include aspects like
- Practical
- Core Subjects
- Elective Subjects
- Internship
BBS Teaching Methodology and Techniques
BBS is a course focusing on different aspects of Business Management. The course is designed based on requirements and helps get the most exposure to the field, and the BBS course subjects deal with the same. Learning strategies have varying implications for courses.
- Assignments/Viva-Voce
- Following course module books
- Research work
- Internships
BBS Projects
BBBS project is part of the syllabus that the students have to submit. This project tests the student's understanding of the topics and specialization. Some Of The project topics are:
- Employee Relations And Its Effects On Employee Productivity
- Impact Of Pricing Policies On The Profitability Level Of An Organization
- The Effect Of Business Credit Availability On Small And Medium Scale Enterprises
- The Effects Of Human Development, Motivation, And Excellence In Emerging Companies
- The Impact Of Motivational Factors On Employee's Performance
BBS Reference Books
BBS course is the one meant for the specialization in the field of Business Management. The topics taught in the course module are very much enough. But, to get a deep or in-depth knowledge, there are certain books published by the -authors, who have opened up about their thought process, and thus helps in being more skilled and knowledgeable about management and administration, which are a major part of BBS Subjects.
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Name |
Author |
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The Lean Startup |
Eric Ries |
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Business Communication For BBM |
Madhumati M. Kulkarni. and Ramesh Pattanshetty |
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The Hard Thing About Hard Things |
Ben Horowitz |
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Zero to One |
Peter Theil |
| The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People | Stephen Covey |
