Masters of
Business Administration

Duration

2 Years

Eligibility

Graduate

Department

MBA

Duration

2 Years

Eligibility

Graduate

Department

MBA

Overview

The United World School of Business, a division of Karnavati University, proudly presents a comprehensive 2-year full-time Master’s program in Business Administration (MBA). This intensive course is structured into two parts, each spanning two semesters, culminating in a total of 88 credits. With a focus on developing both conceptual insights and analytical skills crucial for effective decision-making in the corporate world, the program ensures participants are equipped to thrive in dynamic business environments. Students benefit from a diverse array of elective choices, ranging from Finance and Marketing to Entrepreneurship and Data Analytics, enabling them to tailor their learning to suit their career aspirations.

Furthermore, the program integrates practical experience through a mandatory 6 to 8-week industry internship, allowing students to gain firsthand exposure to organizational operations. In the final semester, students undertake a project report, further enhancing their understanding of real-world business challenges. With this holistic approach, graduates emerge prepared to navigate complex business landscapes, armed with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel as successful business professionals or entrepreneurs. Additionally, the program fosters interdisciplinary learning by incorporating liberal arts, design, and societal awareness, alongside opportunities for global exposure through language and international business studies.

Apply conceptual knowledge to address business decisions, utilizing techniques like case analysis, projects, and assignments, both independently and collaboratively.
Develop a systematic understanding of business and its broader impact on individuals and the economy.
Identify and analyze business problems, employing appropriate skills to derive solutions effectively.
Demonstrate critical awareness of pertinent issues such as diversity, sustainability, innovation, and knowledge management in the business landscape.
Effectively utilize information technology skills to scan, organize, synthesize, and analyze business data, extracting meaningful insights.

Apply conceptual knowledge to address business decisions, utilizing techniques like case analysis, projects, and assignments, both independently and collaboratively.
Develop a systematic understanding of business and its broader impact on individuals and the economy.
Identify and analyze business problems, employing appropriate skills to derive solutions effectively.
Demonstrate critical awareness of pertinent issues such as diversity, sustainability, innovation, and knowledge management in the business landscape.
Effectively utilize information technology skills to scan, organize, synthesize, and analyze business data, extracting meaningful insights.

Elective Course

Finance
Marketing
Human Resource Management
Entrepreneurship & Family Business
Data Analytics & Business Intelligence

Career Opportunities

Exciting prospects abound in various business functions, offering roles like Marketing Manager, Finance Manager, Market Researcher, Data Analyst, Human Resource Manager, Entrepreneur, and Product Manager.

Eligibility & Admission

Graduates from a recognized university in any discipline are eligible for the course.
General category candidates require a minimum aggregate score of 50%, while SC/ST/OBC category candidates need a minimum of 45%.
Final-year graduation students are also eligible to apply.
Admission is primarily based on CAT/CMAT scores, followed by a personal interview conducted by the University.

Evaluation & Minimum Passing Criteria

Student performance in each course is evaluated through continuous assessment and an end-term examination.
Continuous evaluation comprises quizzes, assignments, group discussions, presentations, and projects, contributing 50% to the overall assessment.
The end-term examination contributes the remaining 50% to the overall assessment.
To pass a course, a student must achieve a minimum of 40% in both continuous evaluation and the end-term examination individually.
To qualify for the degree, students must accumulate a total of 88 credits.

Notes:

Students must select two elective courses from the available options at the start of the third and fourth semesters.
Electives must be chosen from the same group in both the third and fourth semesters.
The school will provide a list of available electives at the beginning of each semester based on faculty availability and demand.

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