School of Management Sciences Courses & Fees 2024

he selection process for the BCom (Hons) program, focusing on Accounting & Finance, rigorously evaluates prospective students based on their Class 12 scores from CBSE or an equivalent board. A minimum aggregate of 60% is required to meet the eligibility criteria for admission consideration. This stringent criterion ensures that admitted students have demonstrated a strong academic foundation, emphasizing the program's commitment to academic excellence.

The School offers a diverse range of industry-relevant programs, including BBA (Financial Markets) in collaboration with NSE, B.Com (H) (Accounting and Finance) in collaboration with ACCA, BBA (HR), and BBA (Marketing). These programs, guided by ASU's Liberal Arts philosophy, aim to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to address industry-centric challenges, fostering holistic development and preparing them for national and global careers.

The eligibility criteria for admission to the MBA programme at the Department of Management Sciences include the successful completion of a Bachelor's degree from a recognised university with an aggregate of 60% or its equivalent CGPA. Additionally, candidates are required to qualify in renowned entrance exams such as CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, NMAT, SNAP, or AUCET. This comprehensive eligibility framework ensures that admitted students not only possess a strong academic background but also demonstrate proficiency in the qualifying exams, setting the stage for a rewarding two-year, dual-specialization MBA journey enriched with international exposure opportunities.

Upon successful completion of the BCom (Hons) programme in Accounting & Finance, students receive a certification from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), providing them with a high standard professional qualification in International Accounting & Finance.

Admission to the MBA programme at the School is conducted through an entrance-based selection process. Prospective candidates are evaluated based on their performance in qualifying exams, including CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, NMAT, SNAP, and AUCET. However, the selection criteria go beyond exam scores, with equal importance given to candidates' performance in Group Discussion and Personal Interview (GDPI). This comprehensive evaluation ensures that individuals not only demonstrate academic excellence but also possess the interpersonal and communication skills crucial for success in the dynamic field of business management.