BMS / BBA / Bus. Eco Entrance Coaching in Delhi

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Bachelors Degree in Management

• Presentation BY
• Mr. ISH Gera

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What is Management ?

• In the simplest of terms, management is all about
  getting things done. Management in all business
  and organizational activities is the act of
  getting people together to accomplish desired
  goals and objectives using available resources
  efficiently and effectively.
• Management provides one of the most lucrative
  career avenues in the corporate world. The demand
  may run out for accountants, engineers, and other
  professions but will never run out for managers.
• A career path that presents newer challenges each
  day and breaks the monotony of a daily 9-5 job.

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Why should I choose management ??
Lets make a small comparison between the courses
for commerce and management of the Delhi
University.
B. Com BMS
Traditional Academic Course Professional and Industry oriented course
Pre-requisite for an M.Com, ICWA etc. Terminal Course.
Quantitative and financial accounting Quantitative skills communication leadership skills
Extremely high scores needed to achieve the cut-off of the top colleges. Only 60 marks required as an eligibility criteria. Entrance score makes up the major equalising factor
Offer jobs of accountants, analysts, auditors. Offers jobs of management trainees, research analysts, managerial positions etc.
Moreover, BMS has presented a much better
placement record in terms of the percentage of
students getting placed in top companies
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Whats on the menu ??
DU
Multiple Universities
IIM-Indore
Jamia
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How to get through ??

• Basically most of the colleges that teach
  management and business follow more or less a
  similar pattern of admission.

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Bachelor of Management Studies
Faculty of Management Studies, University of
Delhi
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Bachelor Of Management Studies - University Of
Delhi

• The most popular course in the field.
• Affiliated to the Faculty of Management Studies,
  Delhi
• Offered in 6 colleges.
• Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies.
• College of Vocational Studies
• Deen Dayal Upadhyay College.
• Keshav Mahavidyalaya.
• Bhim Rao Ambedkar College
• Maharaja Agarsen College.

• Has been the amalgamation of the 3 immensely
  popular courses of DU- BBS, BFIA and BBE.
• BBS and BFIA boasted of a nearly 100 placement
• track record

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Bachelor Of Management Studies - University Of
Delhi

• 4-year course to be taught over 8 semesters.
• Covers traditional disciplines of
  management-marketing, finance and HR along with
  the newer aspects of International Business
  Management, Management of Services, Business
  analytics etc.
• The new course has been completely enriched with
  industry-specific content and claims to be the
  most job oriented course in the Indian as well as
  global context.
• Till last year, BBS/BFIA was generating an
  average placement package of 5-6 lakhs with the
  highest package going close to 11-12 Lakhs.

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BMS
(as reported in the Navbharat Times, Dated 16 May
2013)
No need for an MBA
Research to become easier in countries like USA
Salary packages expected to double (earlier it
used to be around 10-12 lakhs, now make the
calculation yourself)
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The BMS edge

• The entire purpose of creating a course like BMS
  was to bridge the gap between academic knowledge
  and practical knowledge.
• A student does not have to rely on a post
  graduate degree to get a job. Colleges like
  Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies
  managed to place almost the entire
  batch(excluding those who on their own accord sat
  out of placements to join their family business
  or to start one of their own).
• The average placement is expected to be around
  10-12 lakh p.a with the maximum around 20 lakhs.

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The BMS edge

• The course has an unsaid motto of learning by
  doing. In colleges like SSCBS the students are
  encouraged to learn all that they can by
  themselves through organising events, taking part
  in presentations, industry interactions, etc. In
  fact quite a lot of the official stuff is handled
  by the student societies like public relations,
  placements, corporate exposure etc.
• It is a fact that the course (erstwhile BBS/BFIA)
  has proven to be a personality enhancer.
  Presentations, live projects, demonstrations have
  been the essential part of the curriculum.

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The course Curriculum-BMS
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The course Curriculum-BMS
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Seat availability and entrance pattern-BMS

• All in all about 840 seats have been earmarked
  for the course with Shaheed Sukhdev College of
  Business Studies, the dream college for BMS
  taking a lions share of 300 seats.
• As regards the entrance pattern, the official
  notification from the Faculty of Management
  Studies was as follows
• The written test is designed to evaluate the
  aptitude of the candidates to pursue a Bachelor
  of Management Studies. There is no prescribed
  syllabus or format for the entrance test. The
  following areas have been usually included in the
  entrance test in the past
• Quantitative Ability
• Reasoning and Analytical Ability
• General English
• Business and General Awareness

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BBA/BBM and others

• Broadly the course content and features are
  similar to what has been discussed, just the
  names and universities differ.

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Seat availability Entrance structure
Areas Tested No.of questions
English Language and Comprehension 38
General Awareness 38
Analytical and Logical Reasoning 37
Management Aptitude 37
Test duration 2 hrs
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Seat availability Entrance structure
Areas Tested NMAT-C
Proficiency in English Language 40
Quantitative Numerical Ability 40
Reasoning General Intelligence 40
Total 120
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Seat availability Entrance structure
Subject Area SXCCAL
English 30
General Awareness 30
Mathematics (XII Level) 30
Total 120
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Seat availability Entrance structure
Areas Tested SET-Test
General English 40
Quantitative Aptitude 40
General Awareness 40
Analytical Logical Reasoning 30
Total 150
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Seat availability Entrance structure
Subject Area BDU CET
Mathematical Ability 40
Verbal Ability 40
Reasoning Data Interpretation 40
Business General Awareness 30
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Seat availability Entrance structure

• IIM- INDORE
• Eligibility The candidate should have passed
  class X and XII with minimum 60 score.
• Website - www.iimidr.ac.in
• No. of Seats 60.

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More Popular options

• BIBF(Bachelor of International Business Finance)-
  Jamia Milia Islamia (100 seats)
• BBS (Bachelor of Business Studies)- Jamia Milia
  Islamia (200 seats).
• University College of Business Studies, Shimla
  (60 seats)
• And many others.

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Preparation for the entrances

• Be it any university or college of repute. The
  admission procedure will involve clearing an
  entrance exam.

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Sample questions-Quantitative aptitude

• Q. A Man sells sugar to tradesman at a profit of
  20 but the tradesman becoming bankrupt and pays
  only 80 paise in a Rupee. How much percentage
  does the man gain or lose by his scale ?
• (A) 1 loss
• (B) 2 gain
• (C) 4 gain
• (D) 4 loss

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Sample questions-Quantitative aptitude

• The question may seem not too testing at all and
  this one is actually one of the easiest question
  you could face in the entrance. But there is a
  catch. If you tried to calculate this
  alebraically.(Taking price as x and then making
  calculations, you would end up consuming more
  time than you are allotted)
• There is an extremely simple method to solve
  this
• There is a shortcut formula to combine
  percentages, it is
• a b ab/100
• Using this,
• 20 (-20) (20)(-20)/100 0 (-)4 -4
• Thus you could solve this question in less than
  15 seconds.

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Sample questions-General Awareness

• Q. Who is the Chairman of the Unique
  Identification Authority of India ?
• (A) Azim Premzi
• (B) Nandan Nilekani
• (C) Ratan Tata
• (D) Montek Singh Ahluwalia

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Sample questions-General Awareness

• Q. Who is the Chairman of the Unique
  Identification Authority of India ?
• (A) Azim Premzi
• (B) Nandan Nilekani
• (C) Ratan Tata
• (D) Montek Singh Ahluwalia
• Ans. (B) Nandan Nilekani

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Sample questions-General Awareness

• Which of the following is not associated with
  Bennett, Coleman and Company Limited ?
• (A) Times of India
• (B) The Economic Times
• (C) Red FM
• (D) Indiatimes.com

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Sample questions-General Awareness

• Which of the following is not associated with
  Bennett, Coleman and Company Limited ?
• (A) Times of India
• (B) The Economic Times
• (C) Red FM
• (D) Indiatimes.com
• Ans. (C) Red FM

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Sample questions- Verbal Ability

• Which of the following words means excessively
  polite and fawning ?
• (A) Supercilious
• (B) Querelous
• (C) Obsequious
• (D) Cavalier

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Sample questions- Verbal Ability

• Which of the following words means excessively
  polite and fawning ?
• (A) Supercilious
• (B) Querelous
• (C) Obsequious
• (D) Cavalier
• Ans.(A) Superlicious

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Sample questions- Verbal Ability

• Q Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
• He was ____________ from all blame when the
  guilty person came forward and owned up.
• (A) Exonerated
• (B) Extenuated
• (C) Emulated
• (D) Emanated

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Sample questions- Verbal Ability

• Q Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
• He was ____________ from all blame when the
  guilty person came forward and owned up.
• (A) Exonerated
• (B) Extenuated
• (C) Emulated
• (D) Emanated
• Ans. (A) Exonerated

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Sample questions- Logical Reasoning

• In the following question, two statements are
  followed by three conclusions numbered I, II and
  III. Assuming the statements to be true decide
  which of the given option logically follows from
  the given statements.
• Statement Cart is not Wagon. Some Wagons are
  Bikes.
• Conclusions I. No Wagon is Bike.
• II. Some Bikes are not Carts.
• III. Some Carts are not Bikes
• (A) Only II follows.
• (B) Only II and III follows
• (C) Only III and I follows
• (D) All follow

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Sample questions- Logical Reasoning

• Ans. (A) Only II follows.
• These are questions that are categorised under
  the category of Syllogism and are a favourite in
  these entrances. These questions will often be
  tricky and require a lot of practise to master
  them.
• These will require you to train yourself either
  through the BOOLEAN Method or by drawing multiple
  Venn Diagrams.

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Sample questions- Logical reasoning

• Q. How many different colours are required to
  paint the following figure so that no two
  adjacent figures have the same color ?
• (A) 4
• (B) 3
• (C) 2
• (D) 5

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Sample questions- Verbal Ability

• Only 3 colors were sufficient. Although it looked
  as if more colors may have been required as there
  were 17 different sections, yet only 3 managed to
  complete the task.

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STILL CONFUSED

• THREE OPTIONS
• Go For Psychometric Testing-It will check your
  Personality, Interest and Aptitude
• Go For One to One Counseling- It will help you
  in selection of your career.
• Go For Aptitude Testing It will check your
  level for the desired course

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HOW TO GET SUCCESS
Step-1 Make a list of Few Career options
Step-2 Focus on CBSE Percentage Step-3
Start Focusing on Aptitude Building Entrance
Prep along with CBSE prep. Step-4 Quick
Revision,Mock Test, Online Test for time
management one month before Entrance Test
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