Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Short description:
Two-year, four-semester management degree aimed at developing analytical, functional, and strategic competence for business and non-business sectors.

Description:
Curriculum builds quantitative, economic, legal, behavioral, financial, operational, and research foundations. Core modules establish cross-functional literacy. Specializations provide depth in finance, marketing, HRM, international business, or supply-chain management. Seminar courses introduce emerging managerial domains. Capstone courses enforce strategic and international perspectives. Thesis or internship produces applied managerial output.

Curricular structure:

Features:
69–70 credit program.
22 courses plus specialization, seminars, and thesis/internship.
Non-credit preparatory modules for non-management graduates.
English-medium instruction and examination.
Internal assessment + semester-end examination structure.
Mandatory 80% attendance.
Strategic, research, and applied managerial emphasis.

Admission process (points):
Bachelor’s degree with ≥45% or equivalent.
Application through PU-affiliated colleges.
Institution-level selection procedures.

Job prospects:
Managerial-track roles across corporate, banking, finance, manufacturing, services, NGOs, and public institutions.
Functional specialist roles in HR, marketing, finance, supply chain, and international business.
Entrepreneurial and consultancy pathways.