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Course Information

The accelerated pace and global scope of business today has made it extremely crucial for educational institutions to churn out those students who are leaders, who have mastered the latest concepts and practices and are also self assured individuals, willing to take on any challenge in life. Until now, management programmes were imparted to graduate students from any stream. That is until the Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) was introduced by the University of Mumbai in 1999. Realizing the needs of the industry, H.R. College has devised its own style of teaching the programme to equip the students with the required skill sets. At HR, we aim to develop managers with a sense of passion, creativity and commitment. The HR BMS students are taught how to, and not what to think, and are encouraged to develop the quintessential skills of effective communication, motivation and group dynamics. HR BMS pursues knowledge hand in hand with the extracurricular with the aim of developing complete individuals with strong personal values. This is done in the following way. The BMS course:

•Integrates industry interaction in the form of guest lectures, summer internships, field visits, live projects.
•Develops communication skills and team work skills through presentations and workshops.
•Encourages community service projects to help sensitize students to their environment.
•Continuously encourages faculty training and enhancement activities.
•Follows a student-centric approach, thereby empowering students.





Syllabus

S.No.

FY BMS Sem. 1

1:1

Foundations of Human Skills

1:2

Introduction to Financial Accounts

1:3

Business Law

1:4

Business Statistics

1:5

Business Communication

1:6

Principles of Management

1:7

Introduction to Computers

 

Theory : 60 marks + Internals : 40 marks = 100 marks

 

 

 

FY BMS Sem. 2

2:1

Business Environment

2:2

Industrial Law

2:3

Computer Applications in Business

2:4

Managerial Economics – I

2:5

Business Mathematics

2:6

Introduction to Cost Accounting

2:7

Environmental Management

 

Theory : 60 marks + Internals : 40 marks = 100 marks

 

 

 

SY BMS Sem. 3

3:1

Management Accounting

3:2

Managerial Economics – II

3:3

Marketing Management

3:4

Business Aspects in Banking & Insurance

3:5

Production Management & Materials Management

3:6

Strategic Management

 

Theory : 60 marks + Internals : 40 marks = 100 marks

 

Total 600 marks (50-60 lectures per subject --- 4lectures per week)

 

 

 

SY BMS Sem. 4

4:1

Productivity and Quality Management

4:2

Direct & Indirect Taxes

4:3

Export Import Procedure & Documentation

4:4

Cooperatives & Rural Markets

4:5

Research Methods in Business

4:6

Public Relations Management

 

Theory : 60 marks + Internals : 40 marks = 100 marks

 

Total 600 marks (50-60 lectures per subject --- 4lectures per week)

 

 

 

Revised Syllabus of BMS VI Semester w.e.f. 2010-2011

 

TY BMS Sem. 5

5.1

Human Resources Management

5.2

Service Sector Management

5.3

Financial Management

5.4

Elements of Logistics & Supply Chain Management

5.5

Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility

5.6

Elective I
Special Studies in Marketing
OR
Special Studies in Finance
OR E-Commerce

 

5.7

Project Work

 

Theory : 60 marks + Internals : 40 marks = 100 marks

 

Total 600 marks (50-60 lectures per subject --- 4lectures per week)

 

+ 200 marks project (grades to be allocated)

 

 

 

TY BMS Sem. 6

6.1

Entrepreneurship & Management of Small and Medium Enterprises

 

6.2

Operations Research

6.3

International Finance

6.4

Indian Management – Thoughts and Practices

6.5

International Marketing

6.6

Elective II
Retail Management
OR
Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
OR Econometrics

 

 

Theory : 60 marks + Internals : 40 marks = 100 marks

 

Total 600 marks (50-60 lectures per subject --- 4lectures per week)

 

 








F.Y.B.M.S. Toppers

RANK
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PER%
1

MS.LODHA NIDHI N.S.

90.00%
2

MS.LOYALKA ANSHRUTA S.S.

89.43%
3

ADVANI RAHUL G P

87.86%
4

MS.BHANDARI VANDINI V V

87.57%
5

MS.JAIN FORUM K S

85.71%
5

MS.PODDAR PRERNA S V

85.71%
5

MS.SHAH POOJA S V

85.71%
6

MS.PATEL KHUSHNUM F H

84.00%
7

MS.BHATIA RUCHITA N N

83.57%
8

MS.KAUL ISHA R R

83.43%
9

MS.KHANNA PAYAL J P

83.43%
10

MS.NAIR NAVYATA

82.86%

S.Y.B.M.S. Toppers

RANK
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PER%
1

MS.BUBNA NIDHI A K

88.83%
2

MS.GOVEIA ELENA M E

87.50%
3

MS.DAGA SAKSHI N P

86.17%
4

CHOKSI SHAIL M M

86.00%
5

MS.LALWANI POOJA K K

85.67%
6

MS.KOHLI DEEPIANKA D A

85.17%
6

JAGWANI RAHUL K V

85.17%
6

MS.JAISINGHANI MAHIMA S L

85.17%
7

MS.SHAH PALAK M R

84.67%
8

MS.CHANDIRAMANI ROSHNI R G

83.67%
9

DEDHIA KAUSHAL J B

85.86%
10

MS.GORWARA KANIKA S P

83.17%

T.Y.B.M.S. Toppers

RANK
NAME OF THE STUDENT
PER%
1

Ms. Bhende Shruti V.A.

86.67%
2

Ms. Shah Maniti J.S.

85.92%
3

Ms. Advani Ishita H.S.

85.50%
4

Ms. Bafna Sanyukta S.M.

84.75%
5

Ms. Mehra Kritika M.M.

84.50%
5

Ms. Vora Nishi R.S.

84.50%
6

Ms. Sarvankar Gargi R.N.

84.33%

Ms. Agrawal Niyati N.S.

84.17%
8

Bajaj Ravi A.A.

83.92%
8

Ms. Ajbani Tanvi S.M.

83.92%
9

Ms. Kabra Priyanka L.S.

83.17%
10

Ms. Kothari Saloni M.J.

82.92%

Dr. (Mrs) Indu Shahani
Principal



 

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