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Department Of Business Economics
University Of Delhi, South Campus,
Benito Juarez Road, Dhaulan Kuan,
New Delhi-110021

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Curriculum

MBE:Programme Structure


The course structure comprises of four semesters that are taught over a two year period. In the first year 12 papers are conducted. Here you would be oriented with the fundamentals of statistics, micro and macro economics, various aspects of business as finance, operations, HR, Law etc.


The second year offers plethora of opportunities whereby the students can choose 2 specialization papers from 7 avenues that are offered with 2 subjects per specialization paper.


Also the students are required to undertake 8-10 week summer training with a reputed business organization working on specific projects assigned by the organizations.


1st semester:

3rd semester:

  • Micro Economics Analysis
  • Applied Business Statistics
  • Principals of Business Finance and Accounting
  • Organisational Behaviour and Development
  • Project Appraisal and Impact Analysis
  • Legal Environment and Business
  • Financial Market and Intermediaries
  • Economics of Services

Optional Groups (Students can choose any two of the following optional groups and any two papers out of three papers from each group)

Group-I

Quantitative Techniques in Business
  • Advanced Econometrics
  • Time Series and Business Forecasting
  • Game Theory and Application
Group-II

Marketing and Distribution
  • Marketing Research
  • Strategic Marketing Management
  • International Marketing
Group-III

Business Finance
  • Financial Derivatives and Risk Management
  • Investment and Portfolio Management
  • Applied Corporate Finance
Group-IV

Economics of Infrastructure and Regulation
  • Urban Transportation Economics
  • Infrastructure Economics
  • Energy Economics
Group - V

Agriculture and Resource Economics
  • Agriculture Markets
  • Agriculture Economics
  • Eco-System Services and Ecological Economics
Group-VI

Human Resource Management
  • Labour Economics and Industrial Relations
  • Managing Change and Organisations
  • Strategic Human Resource Management

2nd semester:

4th semester:

  • Macroeconomic Analysis and Policy
  • Industrial Economics
  • Marketing Management
  • International Trade and Business
  • Economics of Natural Resources And Environment
  • Fundamentals of Econometrics
  • Strategic Management
  • India in the Contemporary World Economy
  • Sustainable Development and Business/Inter-Disciplinary
  • World Trading System
  • Global Finance
  • Research Projects



Other Courses

B.A. Hons. Business Economics (BBE):Programme Structure


It is an undergraduate degree course of three years duration. The course is available in 10 colleges


  • Bhim Rao Ambedkar College
  • College of Vocational Studies
  • Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College
  • Maharaja Agrasen College
  • Ram Lal Anand College (Evening)
  • Shivaji College
  • Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce
  • Gargi College
  • Laxmi Bai College
  • Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa College

1st semester:

4th semester:

  • 101: Microeconomics - I
  • 102: Statistics for Business Economics
  • 103: Fundamentals of Business & Accounting
  • 104: Business Communication
  • 401: Macroeconomics II
  • 402: Organisational Behaviour
  • 403: Quantitative Techniques for Management
  • 404: Indian Financial System

2nd semester:

5th semester:

  • 201: Microeconomics - II
  • 202: Mathematics for Business Economics
  • 203: Legal Aspects of Business
  • 204: Marketing Management
  • 501: Indian Economy
  • 502: Computational Techniques for Business Economics
  • 511: Elective Paper F1 - Investment Management
  • 521: Elective Paper M1 - Consumer Behaviour
  • 531: Elective Paper Q1 - Advanced Econometrics
  • 541: Elective Paper E1 International Economics
  • 551: Elective Paper P1 - Project Management

3rd semester:

6th semester:

  • 301: Macroeconomics I
  • 302: Industrial Economics
  • 303: Business Finance
  • 304: Basic Econometrics
  • 601: Environment Economics
  • 602: Business Strategy & Ethics
  • 611: Elective Paper F2 - International Finance Management
  • 621: Elective Paper M2 - Advertisement & Branding
  • 631: Elective Paper Q2 - Advanced Mathematical Techniques
  • 641: Elective Paper E2 - Economic Growth & Policy
  • 651: Elective Paper P2 - Entrepreneurship and Family Business

For the elective papers in the Vth and VIth semesters, students will be required to opt for two groups from among the five groups: Finance (F), Economics (E), Project Management and Entrepreneurship (P), Marketing (M) and Quantitative Techniques (Q). For each chosen group, students will be required to enrol for the first paper in the Vth semester and the second paper in the VIth semester. The groups and the papers are as follows:

Group F:
Finance
Group E:
Economics
  • F1: Investment Management Paper No. 511
  • F2: International Finance Management Paper No. 611
  • E1: International Economics Paper No. 541
  • E2: Economic Growth & Policy Paper No. 641
Group M:
Marketing
Group P:
Project Management & Entrepreneurship
  • M1: Consumer Behaviour Paper No. 521
  • M2: Advertisement & Brand Paper No. 621
  • P1: Project Management Paper No. 551
  • P2: Entrepreneurship and Family Business Paper No. 651
Group Q:
Quantitative Techniques
  • Q1: Advanced Econometrics Paper No. 531
  • Q2: Advanced Mathematical Techniques Paper No. 631

Pedagogy

Course Pedagogy The modules of the course are designed so as to incorporate basic concepts in the initial phase followed by practical application and subsequent integration with contemporary business situations. Students are expected to contribute to the learning process by sharing accumulated knowledge and work experience through active group discussions.


In addition to theoretical studies, a judicious blend of learning processes like case studies, syndicate discussions and presentations, business games, field assignments and library work are used at the Institute. The summer internships widen the students’ perspective by providing an exposure to real organizational and environmental problems.


Thus, over the course of two years, students are meticulously prepared to add value to them and to the organizations they work for.


Department follows percentage system for evaluation of academic achievement of students as per the guidelines of University of Delhi. The evaluation criteria involve the following:


Components of EvaluationMarks %
Class Attendance10
Presentations, Assignments & Tests (Internal Evaluation)20
End Semester Exam (External Evaluation)70