Program Structure-MMS
Master of Management Studies (MMS) Home MMS Program Structure MMS Phone : +91 9860195996 +91 8669195742 Email : prtambe@git-india.edu.in GIT Institute https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9L5bpzHVR8&list=PLfox3TLTR2yr8w8Vxrj0usbNphorhy7U1&index=2 AY 2025-26 FYMMS Syllabus Outline of Semester: I (Level: 6.5 as per NHEQF) Sr. No Subject Initial Subject Name Course Type Number of Credits Number of 90 minutes sessions Assessment IA / UA* (Internal Assessment/ University Assessment) 1 ITB Information Technology for Business Mandatory 4 40 IA 2 OM Operations Management Mandatory 4 40 IA 3 FMTP Fundamentals of Management Theory & Practice Mandatory 2 20 IA 4 OB Organizational Behaviour Mandatory 2 20 IA 5 MC Managerial Communication Elective 2 20 IA 6 FM Fundamentals of Marketing Mandatory 4 40 IA 7 ME Managerial Economics Mandatory 2 20 IA 8 FAB Financial Accounting for Business Mandatory 2 20 IA 9 BS Business Statistics Mandatory 2 20 10 LTAB Legal and Tax Aspects of Business Elective 2 20 IA Master of Management Studies (MMS) – Semester-I Course Outcomes Subject Course Outcomes (COs) Fundamentals of Management Theory & Practice CO1: Understand vision, mission, values, and objectives of organizations. CO2: Apply management concepts and frameworks to business contexts. CO3: Analyze internal and external environment impacts on firms. CO4: Evaluate planning, organizing, leading, and controlling functions. CO5: Create plans to address organizational issues using theories and frameworks. Business Statistics CO1: Recall basic terminologies of Business Statistics. CO2: Understand statistics as a tool for decision-making. CO3: Use data to calculate statistical measures. CO4: Analyze data and draw inferences. CO5: Compare results of statistical tests for decisions. CO6: Develop statistical reports for business situations. Managerial Economics CO1: Recall and explain concepts of Managerial Economics. CO2: Explain consumer behavior, demand, supply, production, cost, and revenue. CO3: Apply economic principles in business decisions. CO4: Analyze and evaluate market competitiveness, pricing, and policy decisions. Financial Accounting for Business CO1: Understand accounting concepts, standards, and financial statements. CO2: Explain corporate financial statements and reports. CO3: Analyze movements of assets, liabilities, income, and expenses. CO4: Apply Accounting Standards, GAAP, and IFRS.CO5: Create financial statements with adjustments and analyze impacts. Organizational Behaviour CO1: Relate effectively with others and understand interpersonal skills. CO2: Analyze why people behave in certain ways and predict impacts on performance. CO3: Manage interpersonal relations and adapt behavior for organizational needs. Fundamentals of Marketing CO1: Understand marketing management concepts. CO2: Apply frameworks and models to marketing situations. CO3: Analyze marketing environment and its impact. CO4: Evaluate marketing decisions considering opportunities, competition, and resources. CO5: Create marketing strategies using theories and frameworks. Operations Management CO1: Recall operations management concepts. CO2: Associate OM concepts with business scenarios. CO3: Apply OM principles in production and operations. CO4: Examine problems in operations management. CO5: Recommend solutions to OM issues. CO6: Propose innovative operational solutions. Information Technology for Business CO1: Acquire knowledge of IT and functional perspectives. CO2: Understand IT infrastructure and emerging trends. CO3: Analyze IT trends and integration in business. CO4: Apply data management and analytics tools.CO5: Develop IT strategies for digital transformation. Electives (Managerial Communication / Legal & Tax) Managerial Communication: CO1: Use clear language and encourage dialogue. CO2: Give and receive feedback constructively. CO3: Develop listening and comprehension skills. CO4: Apply communication for empathy and collaboration. CO5: Create effective digital communication. Legal & Tax Aspects: CO1: Acquire knowledge of rights and duties under laws. CO2: Understand applicability of laws in business. CO3: Develop critical thinking using law cases. CO4: Apply provisions of Direct and Indirect Taxes. CO5: Create income tax computations (individuals & corporates). Notification: Modified Question Paper Pattern for MMS Programme (NEP Syllabus) Date: 4 December 2024 Master of Management Studies at its meeting held on 18 November 2024, and subsequently passed by the Board of Deans at its meeting held on 30 November 2024 (vide item No. 7.4), have been accepted by the Academic Council at its meeting held on 4 December 2024 (vide item No. 7.11). Section Details Marks Q1: Case Study Compulsory 10 Marks Q2 to Q6 • With internal option (a) and (b), covering important topics/concepts across syllabus • Mix of theoretical and quantitative questions based on requirement of the subject content • COs to be mentioned against each question in the Question paper Each Question 10 Marks Modified Question Paper Format(i) Question Paper of 60 Marks (4 Credit Course) – 2 Hours Written Examination Question Paper of 30 Marks (2 Credit Course) – 1 Hour Written Examination (ii) https://git-india.edu.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Vide-Item-No.7.11-Modified-Question-Paper-Pattern-for-MMS-Programme.pdf Section Details Marks Q1: Case Study Compulsory 10 Marks Q2 and Q3 • With internal option (a) and (b), covering important topics/concepts across syllabus • Mix of theoretical and quantitative questions based on requirement of the subject content • COs to be mentioned against each question in the Question paper Each Question 10 Marks