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Bachelor of Management Studies or BMS is an undergraduate program for management studies. The course allows students to obtain the knowledge and skills needed to assume management positions in a wide range of organizations. Management Studies program provides students with a solid foundation in the field of management and strategy designing. The electives allow students to develop deeper knowledge in specific areas of interest – finance, marketing, human resource management and management of global business. In addition to business management courses, it will equip students to the functioning of Organizations in national and international environments. Students centric learning focuses on making future business leaders.
For detailed curriculum of BMS Course visit:
https:/sscbs.du.ac.in/bachelor-of-management-studies/
BBA(FIA) is a three-year program designed to develop analytical skills in the field of finance. The program is focused to create financial expertise to contribute to emerging India. The students get analytical expertise primarily in the domain of Banking and financial services, Investment and fund management, Corporate financial management, International Finance, Corporate Valuation and Financial Risk Management. The students are exposed to various statistical, quantitative, econometric tools & techniques used for financial analysis with the help of Software like SPSS, EViews, R, MATLAB etc. Students are prepared to analyze the financial health of any organization, innovate in the product, process, or promotion of financial services, and handle different aspects of financial risks. This program is a true value addition in professional education in the field of finance at earliest stage of under graduation.
For detailed curriculum of BBA(FIA) Course visit:
https://sscbs.du.ac.in/bachelor-of-business-administration-financial-investment-analysis/
Ans. Choosing between BMS and BBA(FIA)
To answer the fundamental question of marking preferences between BMS and BBA(FIA), there are a lot of smaller questions that one needs to address to get us to the answer of our primary question. Let’s explore the most prominent ones:
“What is the difference in the career options that I can explore with BMS and BBA(FIA)?”
First things first, outcome wise, both BMS and BBA(FIA) are at an equal footing which means that whether we talk of placements or further higher education, employers and institutions treat both courses alike and SSCBS alums from both the courses have converted all kinds of opportunities in the past without being disadvantaged for choosing either of the courses.
“Given that the outcomes from both these courses are similar, then what is different?”
It is the course structure (and syllabus, of course). For the first two years, BMS focuses equally on all areas of business, such as marketing, finance, HR and global business management and then gives you an option to specialize into one of these in the third year. For BBA(FIA), the course helps you specialize in finance from year 1 all the way to year 3. So, if you’re someone who is unsure about their interest area right from the beginning, BMS is the way to go where the first two years offer you an exploratory journey followed by a chance to strengthen your bets in one of those.
“When outcomes are the same and you can still specialize with finance through BMS, why take BBA(FIA) at all?”
The answer to this frequent (yet underrated) question lies in the difference in the depth of finance that you would study in both the courses. While BMS keeps you covered with all basic-finance subjects, BBA(FIA) goes a step further in helping you explore the core-finance subjects like Derivatives, Financial Instruments and Markets, Strategic Corporate Finance, Management of Financial Institutions, Econometrics to name a few, which are not available to you if you study BMS. Further, if we ask the alums, all of these subjects go a long way in tightening your grip over finance. Probably that is why more BMS alums have been seen taking supplementary courses like CFA, FRM, CFP etc. from outside to bridge that learning gap in finance compared to their BBA(FIA) counterparts.
“How do I be sure of my interest in finance given that I am right out of school?”
There is no way to be sure of anything at that stage (or even at a later stage) but there are definitely some symptoms that you can track. If you love or understand numbers, economics, statistics, business studies or like to track or think about the mechanics of stock markets and business news including Mergers and Acquisitions, BBA(FIA) might be the right choice for you. Don’t worry, you needn’t display all of these symptoms to catch the BBA(FIA) flu, a few of them are enough for it. For all the others, it might be wise to experience a little bit of everything before discovering your niche with BMS.
“What if I take BBA(FIA) and don’t end up liking it, can I not come out of the field ever?”
Take a deep breath and rely on SSCBS to provide BBA(FIA) students with enough non-finance opportunities in case you want to switch amongst career options. You’d be happy to know that there’re a lot of alums who’ve done the same and are quite happy with where they are. So, there’s always a possibility of looking back and correcting your course, if need be.
https://sscbs.du.ac.in/course-fee-for-2021-22/
Ans: Following are the eligibility requirements for Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET):
Ans: Mathematics is compulsory for applying to BMS / BBA(FIA). Aspirants belonging to general category should have obtained a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate in four subjects: Mathematics, English and two other subjects.
Students belonging to reserved categories – SC/ST/CW/PwD/EWS must obtain a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate in four subjects: Mathematics, English and two other subjects.
Ans: To be finalized as per University of Delhi guidelines
Ans: As per last year, the Admission Test had the following four sections:
To be finalized as per University of Delhi guidelines
Ans: To be finalized as per University of Delhi guidelines
Ans: DUET exam is a computer-based test consisting of Multiple Choice Questions.
Ans: DUET is conducted once in a year.
Ans: There is no age bar to appear in DUET exam.
Ans: To be announced as per University of Delhi guidelines
Ans: Please follow the link to know about Seat Matrix:
https://sscbs.du.ac.in/seat-matrix-for-admissions-2021/
Ans: Details on admission, fee structure and application form for foreign students are given on the following University of Delhi website link:
http://fsr.du.ac.in/index.html
Ans: Click the following link to view a summary of Placements in the 2020-21 season:
https://sscbs.du.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/2021-07-19-Placement-Report-2020-21.pdf
To know more about the college ‘Career Development Centre’ click the following link:
https://placements.sscbs.du.ac.in/
Ans: Yes. The college has a separate hostel for boys and girls, with a capacity of 88 beds for boys and 74 beds for girls. There are rooms for boys and girls separately in two different wings. Each room is shared by three students. Each room has bed with mattress, study table, chair, wardrobe and book shelf for each student. Every room has an air conditioner and an attached toilet and bathroom. The housekeeping staff provided by the service provider maintains all the areas of the hostel including the rooms.
To know more about the college hostel please visit the college website.
Disclaimer: All efforts have been made to provide correct information through answers to the above listed FAQs. However, the college does not guarantee accuracy of the same as the University may amend / alter / add / delete any information at any time. Candidates are advised to regularly visit the University of Delhi website in order to keep themselves updated on the admission related and other information.