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Bachelor in Management Studies (BMS) |
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The Bachelor in Management Sciences (BMS) is a step taken by the Mumbai University towards Industry based Education.
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Course contents |
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First Year Bachelor in Management Studies
First Semester (Seven Papers)
PAPER-I : Foundation of Human Skill-I
PAPER-II : Finance and Coast Accounting
PAPER-III : Business Law
PAPER-IV : Quantitative Methods for Business-1
PAPER-V : Effective Communication -1
PAPER-VI : Principles of Management -1
PAPER-VII : Introduction to Computers
Second Semester (Seven Papers)
PAPER-I : Foundation of Human Skill-II
PAPER-II : Industrial Law
PAPER-III : Computer Application in Business
PAPER-IV : Business Environment
PAPER-V : Managerial Economics -1
PAPER-VI : Production Management
PAPER-VII : Environmental Management
Second year Bachelor in Management Studies
Third Semester (Six Papers)
PAPER-I : Management Accounting
PAPER-II : Managerial Economics - II
PAPER-III : Marketing Management
PAPER-IV : Materials Managements
PAPER-V : Effective Communication - II
PAPER-VI : Principles of Mangement-II
Fourth Semester (Six Papers)
PAPER-I : International Marketing
PAPER-II : Elements of Direct and Indirect taxes
PAPER-III : Export-Import procedures & Documentation
PAPER-IV : Management of small scale Industries
PAPER-V : Productivity and Quality Management
PAPER-VI : Public Relations Management
Third year Bachelor in Management Studies
Fifth Semester (Seven Papers)
PAPER-I : Human Resources Management
PAPER-II : Service Sector Management
PAPER-III : Financial Management
PAPER-IV : Elements of Logistics Management
PAPER-V : Management of Co-operatives
PAPER-VI : Rural Marketing
PAPER-VII : Project Work -1
Sixth Semester (Seven Papers)
PAPER-I : Entrepreneurship
PAPER-II : Quantitative Methods for Business-ll
PAPER-III : Marketing Research
PAPER-IV : Indian Management Thought and Practices
PAPER-V : Elective Paper -1
Econometrics OR International Finance
PAPER-VI : Elective Paper - II
Special study in finance OR Special Study in Marketing
PAPER-VII : Project Work-II
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Examinations : STD. XI & STD. XII : |
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Examination at the end of the First Year (XI Std.) will be conducted by the College. Examination at the end of the Second Year (XII Std.) will be conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
Successful candidates will be awarded a certificate showing marks obtained in each paper and practicals and the aggregate will be 600 marks. These certificates, it is hoped, will enable the candidates to
secure jobs or apprenticeship training
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Rules concerning admission |
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Students who have appeared for H.S.C. examination or its equivalent are eligible to appear for the Centralized Common Entrance Examination (C.C.E.E.). However, they will be eligible for admission to the B.M.S. course provided they have secured minimum 45% marks at the H.S.C. examination or its equivalent for the General category (at first attempt) and minimum 40% marks for the Reserved Category (at first attempt) AND on the basis of the score secured at the Centralized Common Entrance Examination (C.C.E.E.).
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Information regarding projects: |
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Information regarding projects:
For Projects I & II the teacher shall initially engage about 5 lectures for orientation. The students shall visit field for data collection and analyse the same. Before the report is finalized the students shall present their findings to the faculty wherein faculty shall provide guidelines for finalization of the same.
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Reservation |
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SEATS ARE RESERVED FOR BACKWARD CLASS STUDENT'S AS PER GOVERNMENT RULES. Out of the total seats, 50% seats are reserved for Reserved Category students as per Government Rules. Student's belonging to the Backward Classes are required to submit the Caste Certificate issued by the Competent Authority in the State of Maharashtra.
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Examinations |
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i) The examination shall be conducted at the end of each semester.
ii) A Theory paper shall carry 100 marks. The evaluation of the performance of the students in theory papers shall be on the basis of both internal assessment (40%) and semester end examination (60%). Internal evaluation shall be on the basis of class assignments, Group discussions, Seminar attendance etc. The Semester and examination shall be held at the end of each Semester and shall be of 2 hours duration.
iii) The responsibility of evaluation during the first 4 Semester shall rest with the College/Institution wherein the students are admitted for the course. The College/Institution shall carry out the Internal evaluation for Theory papers in Semesters V & VI while the University shall conduct the semester end examination for these two semesters. The internal evaluation marks of students appearing for Semester V and VI shall be sent to the University by the respective College/Institution before the commencement of the
respective semester end examinations.
iv) The evaluation of Projects I & II shall be carried out by the examiners appointed by the University inclusive of Viva-voc examination. The project reports shall be assessed for 60% of the total marks while viva-voce examination shall carry 40% of the marks.
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Standards of passing |
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i) A candidate shall have to obtain a minimum of 50% marks in each theory paper and project to clear a particular semester.
ii) A candidate shall be placed in First Class with Distinction if he/she secures a minimum of 50 marks in each of the theory papers and projects in Semesters V & VI considered separately and at least 75% marks in aggregate.
iii) A candidate shall be placed in First class if he/she secures a minimum of 50% marks in each of the theory papers and project in Semesters V & VI considered separately and at least 60% marks in aggregate.
iv) A candidate shall be placed in Second class he/she secures a minimum of 50% marks in each of the theory papers and projects in Semesters V & VI considered separately and at least 50% marks in aggregate.
v) A candidate shall have to secure at least 50% marks in each of the theory papers and projects to pass the examinations.
vi) A candidate who fails in any particular theory papers shall be allowed to reappear for that theory paper/s. However his/her internal evaluation marks shall be carried over. But shall not be entitled to any class on passing.
vii) A candidate who fails in more than two theory papers at the Semester end examination shall not be allowed to keep terms for the next Semester.
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