Objective of the Course:

MBA is recognized by UGC & widely accepted as a passport to a successful career. This Business Education has made great strides and gained immense popularity in India in the recent years

Rated among the world's most popular postgraduate options, around 90,000 MBAs graduate annually in the United States alone. The UK, with over 10,000 contributes the highest number of MBAs outside North America.

The MBA program traces its roots to the USA in the early 1900s and was introduced in Europe in the 1960s with the founding of IESE in Spain. London Business School and Manchester Business School followed shortly there after.

In India its mark on the global MBA map with the establishment of the IIMs at Ahmedabad and Calcutta in the years 1961 and 1962 respectively with the collaboration of Harward Business School & MITs.

The MBA opens up newer avenues and provide the modern manager with tools and skills needed to identify new opportunities for organizational success.

The broadbased understanding of business dynamics gained from the MBA helps in making the transition from roles hitherto limited by knowledge gained from the primary degree ( engineering, arts, life sciences etc ) to management role. It is also useful to those who seek a change of career.

The fact that it leads to well- paid jobs and a more secure future has made it one of the most popular postgraduate programs.

In response to the current global economic scenario, reach and scale of operations are key factors to organizational viability and success. In response to this need, companies are increasingly becoming diversified and multifaceted, thereby augmenting the scope and need for an MBA.

The MBA experience is a foundation for undertaking leadership roles throughout an individual's career. It is an alternate route to exploit the full potential of an individual as it improves his personal value by extending his ability and reach.

Self- assessment should be the first step in any major career or life change, including the decision to apply to MBA programs. The various specializations of the course are as follows: