BBA (Bachelor in Business Administration)

Course Description
Salient Features of BBA (Coop) at ARGUCOM -
a) Trimester system of curriculum involving academic rigour and wide course coverage.
b) Foundation Courses spread over two trimesters would be the beginning of the BBA
(Coop.) including five fundamental courses from each School. The purpose is to familiarise the students with each School and to refresh the knowledge of basic subjects.
c) Inclusion of courses like Project Management, Entrepreneurship Development, Term Project and Change Management contribute towards the mission of the University in bringing about the transition in the mindset of students towards becoming entrepreneurs.
d) Courses from each school complement each other; the juxtaposition of courses from five schools provides comprehensive knowledge in the holistic pursuit of developing entrepreneurs.
e) Courses have been organised in order of increasing difficulty in each trimester. Coherency of the courses has been taken care of. Courses on basics of marketing precede courses on advertising, sales and retailing, etc. The same is applicable for courses of other schools as well.
f) The in-course projects would include real data and would be evaluated by relevant officials so that the students have a proposal ready for presention for financing as they complete the Programme.
g) The Programme is designed to provide exposure through academic coverage of contents in the curriculum.
h) Undergraduate students in second year are required to go for Students Internship Programme (SIP) for a period of atleast 2 (two) weeks to cooperative or corporate anywhere in the country. SIP is expected to give wide exposure to students. Students are exposed to hands on training in Corporate/Cooperatives apart from exposure visits to organisations. At the end of SIP, each student individually will have to prepare a report for assessment.
i) Pedagogy is a plethora of diverse activities like Management Games, Case Studies, to initiate motivation of the students towards the Programme.
j) The University seeks to create professional entrepreneurs who can be job creators in the society by setting up cooperative enterprises. It is also the aim of the University to create professional managers who would be qualified to work in various corporate or cooperatives across the country.Course Curriculum for BBA (Coop)
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Trimester I |
Trimester II |
Trimester III |
1st year |
1.Introduction to Business |
6.Population and Community Ecology |
11. Human Resource Management |
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Trimester IV |
Trimester V |
Trimester VI |
2nd year |
16 Business Research Methods |
20.Accounting-II |
23.Entrepreneurship Development |
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Trimester VII |
Trimester VIII |
Trimester IX |
3rd year |
28.Sales & Distribution
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32.RuralManagement/Cooperative Business Operation & Management |
36.Taxation |
N.B. Papers may be interchanged between different trimesters depending upon the exigencies of the situation