Master of Business Administration
The admission to this course will be based on merit in the state level entrance test, Management Entrance Test (MET-2011) to be conducted by University, provided the candidate is eligible for admission. The candidate seeking admission to MBA should meet the following eligibility criteria:
- A candidate who has passed any recognized Bachelor’s degree of minimum three year duration in any discipline with 50% marks.
The eligibility for admission shall be as per the notification of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) from time to time.
A limited number of seats are also filled through management quota based on-
MET-2011
OR
CAT, MAT,XAT Score
OR
Merit in Qualifying Exam( Percentage in Graduation)
Post Graduate Diploma in Management
The admission to this course shall be based on merit in the qualifying exam. The candidate seeking admission to PGDM should meet the following eligibility criteria:
A candidate who has passed any recognized Bachelor's degree of minimum three year duration in any discipline with 50% marks.
The eligibility for admission shall be as per the notification of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) from time to time.
The various Specializations available are-
Finance & Entrepreneurship-
The programme targets students who want to become entrepreneurs or want to join their family business. Graduate from any discipline can join the course. It is a business oriented course whereas MBAs are job oriented ones. Therefore, in place of placement activities the course focuses on facilitating preparation of a bankable project report or a strategic plan for the growth of family businesses. The graduates apart from successfully managing their family business have demonstrated creation of new enterprises. The aspirants can also make a career in the field of research on entrepreneurship development.
For an entrepreneur, Risk-taking and opportunism go along with frugality. Good entrepreneurs are supposed to squeeze as much as possible out of limited amounts of cash. They leverage the money of others, and never invent the wheel when a good, cheap one is available in the marketplace.Finance & entrepreneurship program in Surya World provides all the aspirants an opportunity to learn from one's own experiences which are inculcated through innovative methodologies. Apart from Classroom coaching, Students handle live case studies, participate in role plays, management games and are given real life situations.
Pharma Retail Management-
Pharma Retail Business in India is Rs 24000 crore which is highly fragmented with 97 per cent of the market being controlled by unorganized players. Number of local pharmacies in India is more than that of US, Europe and China put together for a pharmaceutical market size which is less than a percentage of their combined market.
As per industry estimates, organised retail is growing at 40 per cent as against the retail industry growth of 9 per cent. Demands for an enhanced consumer experience and the value proposition offered by supermarkets and malls are driving the growth of organised retail in the country and this revolution has already started manifesting in pharmaceutical retail with a few operating players and several others with an intent to enter the arena in the immediate future.
Surya World's Pharma Retail management programme is supported by Surya Healthcare with widespread domestic and international operations under the brand name VIVA- Your Family Chemist.
International Business-
This course is specially meant for those who wish to work with organizations that have operation centers in various parts of the world. The main objective of the courses offered is to prepare individuals with the required skills to face the challenges of the ever changing global world. Moreover, students can also learn a lot about several political, legal, social and other conditions that strongly influence international business world
Surya World's International Business Programme is supported by Surya Pharmaceuticals having its presence in more than 90 countries globally.
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