Course Structure
The Course is comprised of core courses and electives. Since the program is specially designed for working professionals, industry training is not a compulsory requirement. Classes are held online, on weekends or in evening. The general mode of instruction is through lectures and seminars. Students may also be required to present papers or give presentations.
Scheme of Assessment
Written examinations shall be conducted at the end of each semester. Each subject will carry 100 marks of which 30 marks are for internal assessment and the 70 marks for written examination.
Given below are the parameters on which the internal marks are based:-
Executive MBA Marketing course is divided mainly into two parts- Core courses and Electives. Given below is the table showing list of core courses of EMBA Marketing:-
Core Courses
Organizational behavior & managing transitions |
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This subject helps executives to gain a basic knowledge of some basic behavioral and organizational processes. |
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Managerial economics |
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The objective of this course is to give student detailed information about concepts and techniques used in Micro-Economic Theory. |
Marketing management |
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Marketing Management helps the person to understand the concepts, strategies and current issues involved in the marketing of products and services. |
Marketing research |
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It gives basic understanding of fundamental concepts in the field of marketing research. |
Sustainable business & development |
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This paper will help the individuals in incorporating the role of sustainability into business operations, policies & practices. |
Managing multinationals |
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The objective of this course is to develop ability of the students to understand the present-day challenges experienced by the managers of international ventures. |
Quantitative methods for management |
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This subject introduces participants to basic methods for collection, presentation and analysis of business data. |
LIST OF ELECTIVES
- Consumer Behavior
- Advertising Management
- Competitive Marketing
- Business Marketing
- Sales Force Management
- Service Marketing
- Sales Promotion Management
- Brand Management
- Internet Marketing
- Retailing Management
- Marketing Channel
- Analytical Marketing
- Advanced Research Techniques in Marketing
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