Bangalore

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A list of commonly asked BBA interview questions:
Tell me about yourself? What are your strengths & weaknesses? Why do you want to take admission to this course? What are your short term and long term goals? What is the difference between administration and management? What are the roles played by a business administrator? Why do you want to join our institution? What are your hobbies? How does business contribute to economic development? Could you describe your best high school experience? Or your biggest challenge? Are you a team player? What is your philosophy towards work? Tell me about your dream job. What kind of person would you refuse to work with? What is more important to you: the money or the work? Tell me about a time when you helped resolve a dispute between others. Have you displayed your leadership in school? Which is your favorite book and why? Where do you see yourself five years from now? What do you mean by business administration? What are the short term and long term planning? Differentiate between qualitative and quantitative decisions. Name a few techniques that assist in the decision-making process? What is the difference between centralization and decentralization? What is the main difference between Vertical and Horizontal Organizations? What do you understand by the concept of departmentalization? Why is departmentalization needed in an organization? What are the different bases for departmentalization? What are the different steps involved in the life-cycle? How will you differentiate between a manager and a leader? What do you expect to gain from the course? How do you plan to utilize the course as a foundation for your dream career? What are the key skills a candidate requires to excel in the field of business administration? How a manager can motivate his employees to perform better? Explain the importance of an organization? What are the qualities of a good manager? What do you believe is the most difficult part of being a supervisor of people? Give me an example of any major problem you faced and how you solved it? Can you work under pressure or deadlines? What do you think is your major accomplishment? Have you ever worked with someone that you did not get along with as part of a team? How did you handle that? Tell me about a time when you failed to meet a deadline. What were the consequences? Any questions you want to ask from us? Good luck.

CMS Business School is one of the top B schools in Bangalore offering Logistics and Supply Chain Management as one of its specialisation. Students will learn to apply core methodologies (probability, statistics, optimization) used in supply chain modeling and analysis, models to make trade-offs between forecasting, inventory, and transportation, design supply chain networks, technology use within supply
chains; ERP software systems, impact of capacity utilization on throughput time under demand variability, managing uncertainty & risks in the supply chain, Industry best practices from leading practitioners and understand how supply chains act as systems and interact, and manage end to end supply chain management. This integrated course provides a knowledge of all functional areas of an organisation. Students can choose this course to prepare themselves basically as an entrepreneur or to pursue professional career in the corporates as logistics analysts, sourcing specialists, global supply analysts, purchasing managers etc. Students can look forward to opportunities in small to large organizations across all industry sectors broadly in areas like Operations Management, Procurement / Purchase and Inventory Management, IT & ERP, Logistics and Purchasing, Manufacturing Ops, Sales and Marketing, Strategic Sourcing, SRM, CRM and even in HRM.

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The exact information goes to the college website. The dress code of St Joseph's college Depends from course to course. Students are advised to wear formals. Casuals only on weekends. It's Kurtis and jeans for girls and formal pants/shirts for boys. No sleeveless/body-hugging tees allowed. It's mandatory for management students to wear suits. Neckties for boys is a must. Suits can be accompanied with blazers, if weather permits. Other vocational courses too have uniforms. It is mandated that students in vocational courses wear uniforms during college fests and other important functions. For boys: formal pants and shirts; t-shirts (no slogans) with jeans (not torn); no baggy pants and no low-waist jeans. Jeans, formal pants allowed. They can flaunt long hair provided they tie it. For girls: Salwars and Kurtis with jeans. No sleeveless or body-hugging tops. No revealing or body-hugging dress
Teachers: Saree for women and formal pants and shirts for men.