B.B.M.

BBM Syllabus is designed to provide both theoritical and practical knowledge to the students. Some of the elective subjects provided in BBM are:

• Finance – Investment Analysis, Risk Management, Financial Markets
• Marketing – Digital Marketing, Consumer Behavior, Brand Management
• HRM – Talent Acquisition, Employee Engagement, Organizational Development
• Entrepreneurship – Business Planning, Startup Strategies, Venture Capital
• Operations & Supply Chain – Logistics, Inventory Management, Lean Management

Some universities also offer Internships, Research Projects, and Industry Training in the final year.

A BBM course typically takes 3 years to complete and is divided into 6 semesters. Some universities also offer BBM as a 4-year course with additional specialisation and research options. Each semester covers core subjects, electives, and practical training, including:

• Business case studies
• Group discussions
• Internships & live projects
• Industry visits & research

No, Math is not strictly necessary in the 12th board exams for admission into a BBM programme at Xavier's College.

After completing your degree in BBM or Bachelor of Business Management you can pursue the below mentioned courses further:

• MBA (Master of Business Administration)
• M.Sc. in Management
• Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
• Certification Courses
• Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
• Project Management Professional (PMP)
• Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA)

Bachelors of Business Management course majorly focuses on the managerial aspects of a business. The BBM curriculum emphasizes more on managerial training. The course is designed to develop essential managerial skills which helps in preparing the students to make significant decisions, lead teams and manage deadlines in client interactions. Students acquire knowledge across various subjects that are applicable to real-life situations.

To be eligible for BBA/BBM/BBS, candidates must have completed their 10+2 from a recognised board, with a minimum of 50% to 60% aggregate marks. The admission process usually involves filling out an application form, and some universities may require candidates to appear for an entrance exam like DU JAT, IPU CET, or SET. Admission can also be merit-based, followed by group discussions and personal interviews. After selection, document verification and fee payment confirm the admission.