Kolkata

DAITM Kolkata offers a three-year undergraduate business administration programme called BBA. It is connected to West Bengal's Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology. Aspects of management, including marketing, finance, human resources, operations, etc., are covered in the course. The goal of the course is to help the students become more adept at planning, analysing, communicating, making decisions, leading, and having vision. The 10+2 exam results from any accredited board or council, with English as one of the courses, are used to determine admission. 90 students can be admitted each year. Additional information about the course can be found on the DAITM1 official website or in the brochure.

Because there is a greater need for recent graduates in the marine industry, early exposure to industry practices, and a wide range of career prospects across multiple sectors, IMU Kolkata's B.Tech programs often result in better placement outcomes than its M.Tech programs. On the other hand, M.Tech programs have to contend with issues like a reduced number of hiring organizations, experience prerequisites, and a concentration on specialised knowledge. However, placement success for both B.Tech and M.Tech graduates can be impacted by individual performance, specialist M.Tech specializations like port management or ocean engineering, and changing market trends. In order to make an informed decision that is in line with one's objectives, it is imperative that one take into account personal interests, professional aspirations, and programme dynamics in addition to placement statistics. Extensive research and conversations with teachers and alumni are also essential.