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Master of business administration – MBA

Course Structure – Master of Business Administration 

1. Program Overview

  • Brief introduction (2–3 lines) – The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a postgraduate program designed to develop managerial, analytical, ethical and industry ready management professional / leaders through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exposure. The program emphasizes on innovation, research, practical exposure, strategic thinking, entrepreneurship and decision-making capabilities
  • Duration – 2 Years (4 – Semesters)
  • Affiliation & Recognition – Affiliated to Bangalore University, Approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi and Recognised by The Government of Karnataka.
  • Structure – CBCS (Choice Based Credit System)
  • Mode –  Full-Time
  • Medium of Instructions – English
  • Program focus (industry & outcome-oriented) – The MBA programme at JICM delivers industry-oriented, outcome-based education focused on shaping competent, ethical, and job-ready professionals. By integrating theory with practical exposure through case studies, internships, and live projects, it strengthens students’ analytical, leadership, and decision-making abilities. The programme aims to develop innovative, future-ready managers capable of adapting to dynamic business environments.

2.  Program Highlights (Why MBA at JICM)

  • Industry-Aligned Curriculum – The syllabus is designed to meet current business needs by integrating core management concepts with emerging industry trends.
  • Holistic Skill Development – The Programme enhances leadership, analytical, decision-making, and communication skills for handling complex business situations.
  • Experiential Learning – Department of MBA at JICM emphasizes one case studies, role plays, and live projects to apply theory to real-world scenarios.
  • Specialisations – We at JICM offers Finance, Marketing, Human Resource and Business Analytics to build domain expertise aligned with career goals.
  • Strong Industry Interface – Includes Expert sessions, guest lectures, workshops, seminars, and industrial visits to bridge academia and industry. This exposure helps students understand current business practices and enhances their employability.
  • Internship & Practical Exposure – Mandatory internships provide hands-on experience and insights into organizational functioning. It is an opportunity for the students to gain insights into organisational functioning.
  • Focus on Employability and Career Readiness – Our programme provides training in soft skills, aptitude, and interview techniques with placement support for career readiness.
  • Entrepreneurial Orientation – Encourages innovation and supports development of business ideas and ventures. Students are motivated to develop business ideas and gain the confidence to start their own ventures.
  • Ethical Foundation – We at our campus promote ethics, corporate governance, and social responsibility to build responsible professionals.

3.  Curriculum & Academic Framework

  • Outcome-Based Education (OBE) aligned 

Each course is designed with clearly defined objectives and outcomes, aligning curriculum, teaching, and assessment to measurable learning achievements. The focus is on what students can apply and demonstrate, promoting student-centric learning, continuous evaluation, and industry readiness. In our MBA Program, for each course, the curriculum, teaching methods, and assessment processes are all aligned with the desired outcomes. Emphasis is placed on what students can demonstrate and apply rather than just what is taught. 

  • CBCS / NEP structure (if applicable)

The programme follows the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), offering flexibility through core, elective, and open elective courses. It supports interdisciplinary learning, continuous assessment, and a credit-based progression system, enabling students to tailor their learning to career goals while enhancing overall academic quality.

  • Total Credits: 104 (26 credits in each semester, as per university norms) 
  • Internal Assessment: 30% 
  • End Semester Examination: 70% 
  • Internal Components: Internal Test, Assignments, Class Participation, Project Presentations and Attendance.

4. Teaching–Learning Process

(NAAC Criterion 2 focus)

  • Student-centric pedagogy 

JICM focuses on active learning through case studies, role plays, group discussions, and projects, with faculty as facilitators to promote critical thinking, collaboration, effective communication and problem-solving skills ensuring that students become confident, self-directed, and industry-ready professionals.

  • ICT-enabled classrooms 

All our classrooms are well connected with projectors, high-speed internet, and audio-visual aids to create interactive learning, support online assessments, and enhance digital competencies. These classrooms facilitate interactive and engaging learning experiences to the students

  • Case-based & experiential learning 

All the course teachers make use of case based teaching system (Case Studies), live projects, internships, simulations, and field visits to connect theory with real-world application and strengthen managerial skills and decision making skills. 

  • Continuous internal assessment 

Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) is an integral component of the program to ensure ongoing evaluation through tests, assignments, presentations, and participation, promoting consistent learning and comprehensive student development. CIA helps in monitoring students’ understanding of subjects, encourages consistent learning, and provides timely feedback for improvement. This approach not only enhances academic performance but also ensures a complete evaluation of students’ overall development.

5.  Skill Enhancement & Value Addition

(Merged & optimized section)

  • Value-added / certification courses – 

MBA department offers value added programmes to its MBA students. The value added programmes are offered are as follows:

STEP English by The Hindu GroupPersonalised Learning Paths Practice Tests Certification Mobile Accessibility Employability Platform by Elcarreira TechnologiesMarket Readiness Index Skill Mapping & Career Insights Mock Interviews & Performance Reports Psychometric Assessments Mobile App
Digital Marketing Course – NIST AcademyTechnical Introduction SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) SMO (Social Media Optimisation) SMM (Social Media Marketing) SEM (Search Engine Marketing) Email Marketing Mobile Marketing Video Marketing Google Analytics3H Catalyst Programme by Sai Krushna Charitable Trust: Resume Building,Corporate Communication and Soft SkillsInterview EtiquetteGoal Setting and Time ManagementMock InterviewsCareer PlanningLogical ReasoningOverall Preplacement Training sessions
Data Analyst Role Readiness Programme (DARRP) (Power BI)Practical Financial Reporting Training Live Expert Sessions Data Integration & Reporting – Learn Excel integration with Power BI, Tableau, and SQL for effective data analysis.Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving Career Guidance Advance ExcelBusiness AnalyticsHR AnalyticsTableau
  • Professional course integration (CA / CMA / CS)

As an affiliated programme, direct integration is limited; however, the department enhances academic exposure through short-term international certificate programmes, with MOUs with foreign universities. 

  • Internship opportunities 

A mandatory Summer Internship Project (SIP) after the second semester provides hands-on industry exposure. Students work for in the company for 4 weeks on live projects in organizations, bridging theory and practice, and are evaluated through a project report and viva as part of third-semester assessment.  This provides the students an opportunity for practical exposure to real business environments and organizational functioning

Following are some of the companies where internship projects were carried out by our first batch students in the year 2025-26:

SL NOCompany Name
1Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd
2Prabhudas Lilladher Pvt Ltd
3Rupeek Fintech Private Ltd
4Anand Aluminium and UPVC Windows
5Leonsmith Products Private Ltd
6Sureworks Pvt Ltd
7TKS Products Private Ltd (ERGOLINE)
8Sriveda Sattva Pvt Ltd (Sri Tattva Pvt Ltd)
9Shaja Samrudha Organic Producer Company Ltd
10Dyashin Technosoft Pvt Ltd
11Aravind Motors Pvt Ltd.
12EYRIES Corporate Services Pvt Ltd
13IDREAMZEDU
  • Industry immersion / field exposure 

Industry immersion and field exposure are essential components of the MBA programme, which aims at providing students with real-world business insights beyond the classroom. Through activities such as industrial visits, field studies, live projects, and interactions with industry professionals, students gain a deeper understanding of organizational practices, market dynamics, and operational challenges. The department had arranged the following industrial visits to our students during the last semester / year:

Sl. NoDate of Visit Company NameStudents Taken
126.01.2025 to 28.01.2025Visit to Madikeri –Coffee DayBatch I – Students
209.07.2025Visit to Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore.Batch I – Students

6.  Industry Interface & Experiential Learning

(NAAC Criterion 3 & 5)

  • Induction / Orientation Program

Orientation Programme organised for Batch I – 2024-26

DateTimeTopicResource Person
02.01.2025Thursday12.15 pm to1.15 pmCreating Leadership for TomorrowMr. Rajesh KExecutive Director,Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management, Bengaluru



03.01.2025Friday		10.00 am to11.15 amRoad to Success – InspirationsMr. Lakshman Prasad B SDirector – Academics,Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management, Bengaluru
11.45 am to1.00 pmIntroduction to ResearchDr. S Sathyeshwar Principal,Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management, Bengaluru


04.01.2025Saturday		10.00 am to11.15 am

Unleashing Potential – Nurturing my MBA		Dr. Gowrisha Professor and Director Centre for Educational and Social Studies (CESS), Bengaluru
11.45 am to1.00 pmDr. Bhagya G BSenior Assistant ProfessorCentre for Educational and Social Studies (CESS), Bengaluru

06.01.2025Monday
10.00 am to11.15 am
Leadership		Col TNC Vijayasarathy, VSMChief Program Coordinator, Human Networking Academy (A Division of Jain Group of Institutions)Bengaluru
11.45 am to1.00 pmEssential Qualities for Professional SuccessDr. T. V. RajuDirector – Planning, RV Educational Institutions, Bengaluru 


07.01.2025Tuesday
10.00 am to11.15 am
 “Re-invent Yourself”		Dr. D N S KumarChief Executive Officer (CEO), K R Management Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru  Former Vice Chancellor,Sushant  University, Gurugram-Haryana
11.45 am to1.00 pmAcademic Directions to MBA(University Guidelines)Dr. Manjuanth S MenedhalAssociate Professor, HOD-Department of MBA,Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management, Bangalore

Orientation Programme organised for Batch II – 2025-27

DateName of the Activities
17.11.2025
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21.11.2025		One Week Orientation Programme was organised to MBA Second Batch – 2025-27Date & TimeTopicResource Person17.11.2025 – Monday11.45AM – 12.45PMWay forward in AI eraSri. Rajesh K,Executive Director, JICM1.30PM – 2.30PMExcellence – The ProcessProf. Lakshman Prasad B SDirector – Academic, JICM2.45PM – 3.45PMManagement for Beginners Dr. S Sathyeshwar,Principal, JICM
18.11.2025 – Tuesday10.30AM to 12.30PMBrand Identity to Brand Image : The Journey of Strong BrandsMr. Manjunath Shenoy,Partner, UK&Co.Bangalore1.30PM to 3.30PMAI Paradigms for Management Dr. Nagendra Karthik,Professional and teacherBangalore19.11.2025 – Wednesday10.30AM to 12.30PMFuture Proofing your Careers Post MBAMr. Deepak B V,Senior HR Business Partner,Merck Group’s Life Science Division, Bangalore.1.30PM to 2.30PMBridging Classroom Learning with Corporate Success Mrs. Divya Theertha,Training & Placement Officer, JICM, Bangalore2.30PM to 3.30PMValue Added Courses and International Certification ProgramsMrs. Sowmya T R,Public / International Relations Officer,JICM, Bangalore20.11.2025 – Thursday10.30AM to 12.30PMContemporary FinanceDr. Middi Appala Raju,Professor of Practice, Alliance Ascent College, Bangalore1.30PM to 3.30PMNavigating Your MBA Journey: Guiding You Through Courses, Credits & RegulationsDr. Manjunath MenedhalHOD – MBA, JICM, Bangalore21.11.2025 – Friday10.30AM to 12.30PMThe Champions’ HuddleDr. Divyesh Kumar Associate Professor, JICM, BangaloreMr. Madhu H J,Physical Education Director, JICM Bangalore
  • Boot Camp Organised
SL. NoDateName of the Activity
127.01.2026 to 05.02.20269 Days Skill Development Boot Camp for MBA III Semester Students was organised by MBA and Placement Cell of JICM in association with Akshara Enterprises, Bengaluru.Resource Persons – Mr. Shreyas S – Marketing ManagerMr. Suhas Krishna – HR ExecutiveMr. Yuvan Melwin – Business Operations Analyst
  • Workshops / Seminars / Guest Lectures / Expert Sessions Organised
Sl. NoDateTopicResource Person
125.01.2025 &15.02.2025Workshop on Getting Started with ExcelMr. Vallabh Mahale, HOD-BCA, JICM
220.02.2025A session on Budget and Commerce – An Analysis of India Budget 2025-26Dr. N S Viswanath, Director General,M.P.Birla Institute of Management, Bangalore
321.02.2025Mad-Ad CompetitionI Batch – I Semester Students
415.03.2024Business Practitioners Session – AI in Banking and FinanceMr. AJit A Joshi,Associate Director – ZETA, Bengaluru
507.04.2025Role Play CompetitionI Batch – I Semester Students
611.07.2025Guest Lecture on “Building Culture in the Age of Hybrid and Remote Work”.Dr. Uma Warrier,Learning Consultant & Psychological Counsellor
724.07.2025MBAzzle: The Management Puzzle Challenge  (Crossword Puzzle Competition)I Batch – I Semester Students
830.07.2025Expert Session on “Igniting Innovation: Incubation and Accelerator Avenues for Early Stage Entrepreneurs”Dr. Divya Bharathi, Global Entrepreneur, QI Groups.
914.08.2025Expert Session on “Beyond Salaries: Mastering Personal Investments for MBAs”Mr. Ramakrishna Joshi, Founder MoneyJet, NISM Certified Research Analyst, Bengaluru
1020.08.2025Faculty Development Workshop “CORE 1.0:Collaborate, Observe for Research Excellence”Dr. Madhu S, Professor-MBA Department, JICM Bengaluru.
1122.08.2025Expert Session on “Business Model Canvas (BMC) and Angel Investment / Venture Capital Funding Opportunities for Early Stage Entrepreneurs”Session 1 –
Topic – “Business Model Canvas (BMC) ”
Resource Persons –
Dr. D Pushpa Gowri ,
Senior Assistant Professor, Manipal University, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Session 2 –
Topic – “Angel Investment/ Venture Capital Funding Opportunities for Early Stage Entrepreneurs”
Resource Persons –
Dr. Pratima Jagadeesh,
Founder -Director, Crecers Academy of Management & Education, Bengaluru
1203.12.2022&04.12.2025Two Days Workshop on ” Excel Skills for Modern Workplace”Mr. Vallabh Mahale,
HOD, Department of Computer Applications, JICM, Bengaluru
1305.01.2026Expert Talk on ” AI and its Ramifications : Industry Trends and Career Readiness in the Context of Hard Versus Soft Skills Needed for Career Preparation in the World of AI”Dr. Uday S Tate,
Professor of Marketing, Department of Marketing-MIS-ENT, Brad D.Smith School of Business, Lewis College of Business, Marshall University, USA
1412.03.2026Expert Session on “Protect Your Innovation – A now-how Session on Intellectual Property Rights” Dr. Sowmya D NDirector-M. Com, Seshadripuram First Grade College , Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru
1510.04.2026Expert Session on “Communication as a Foundation For Performance” Mrs. Shreya Krishna RaoSenior Leader Coach, Landmark Worldwide
  • Other Activities 
Sl. NoDate TopicResource Person
127.06.2025Observance of International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.Prof. B.S. Lakshman Prasad, Director – Academics, JICMDr. S Sathyeshwar,Principal, JICM, Bangalore
231.10.2025Vigilance Awareness Week–
312.12.2025Awareness Programme on ” HPV Vaccine”Dr. Middi Bose Venkata Sai Ridhira,
Duty Doctor, Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences , Whitefield, Bangalore
412.01.2026MBA I semester Students Participated in National Youth Day – Youth Conclave 2026 organised by Ramakrishna Math at Swami Vivekananda Centenary Auditorium, Basavanagudi , Bangalore.
516.01.2026“National Start-up day” 
620.01.2026Energy Literacy Training (Online Learning Module)
723.01.2026National Voters Day
830.01.2026National Martyrs Day
916.01.2026“National Start-up day” 
1011.03.226Participated in the Post Budget Webinar 2026-27 organised by the All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE), Department of Higher Education, Government of IndiaTheme – Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas – Fulfilling Aspirations of PeopleDiscussed on Implementation strategies of Key announcements made in the Union Budget 2026-27
  • Industrial Visits 
Sl. NoDate of Visit Company NameStudents Taken
0113.05.2025National Technology Day 2025 – Exposure Visit to Central Silk Technological Research Institute (CSTRI), Bengaluru.Batch I Students
0210.12.2025Industrial Visit to “Desiri Naturals Pvt Limited”, 15, Off Bangalore Magadi Road, Rajanapalya, Solur Hobli, Magadi Taluk, Motaganahalli Panchayath, Ramanagara – 562127Batch II Students
  • Research & project-based learning 

Research and project-based learning form an integral part of the MBA programme, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world business situations. Through research methodology training, students develop the ability to identify problems, analyse data, and draw meaningful conclusions. Project-based learning, including internships, live projects, and dissertations, provides hands-on experience and enhances critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. This approach not only strengthens academic understanding but also prepares students for industry challenges by fostering practical exposure, innovation, and independent learning. In each subject / course, the faculty members assign a project to a group of students where students are asked to work on the same and present the same in the class. 

7.  Specializations & Electives

  • Specialization areas 

The following specialisations are offered by the Bangalore University. Based on his/ her choices, the student can opt for dual specialisation. 

Specialisations
3.3 FINANCE 3.3.1 Business Valuation & Value Based Management 3.3.2 Indian Financial Systems 3.3.3. Investment Analysis and Management 3.3.4. Business Analytics using Excel 
3.4 MARKETING 3.4.1 Retailing Management and Services 3.4.2 Consumer Behaviour 3.4.3 Rural and Agricultural Marketing 3.4.4. Business Analytics using Excel 
3.5 HUMAN RESOURCES3.5.1 Learning and Development 3.5.2 Team Dynamics at work 3.5.3 Performance Management Systems 3.5.4 Business Analytics using Excel 
3.6 HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT 3.6.1 Perspectives On Health Care Sector 3.6.2 Management of Public Health Systems 3.6.3 Health Economics 3.6.4. Business Analytics using Excel 
3.7 BANKING FINANCE AND INSURANCE SERVICES MANAGEMENT (BFIS) 3.7.1 Strategic Credit Management in Banks 3.7.2 Insurance Planning & Management 3.7.3 Indian Financial System 3.7.4. Business Analytics using Excel 
3.8 STARTUPS AND SMES MANAGEMENT 3.8.1 Perspectives On Start-ups and SME 3.8.2 Basic Management Aspects of Small Business 3.8.3 Establishment of SMEs 3.8.4. Business Analytics using Excel 

3.9 BUSINESS ANALYTICS3.9.1 Data Science Using R and Python 3.9.2 Advanced Statistical Methods for Business Decision Making3.9.3 Analytics for Decision Making 3.9.4. Business Analytics using Excel 
LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 3.10.1 Inventory Management 3.10.2 Supply Chain Management 3.10.3 Logistics Management Systems & Practices 3.10.4. Business Analytics using Excel		4.2 FINANCE 4.2.1 Financial Techniques for Strategic Decision-making 4.2.2 International Financial Management 4.2.3 Risk Management and Derivatives 4.2.4 Data Analysis and Visualization using Tableau 
4.3 MARKETING 4.3.1 Strategic Brand Management 4.3.2 Marketing Research and Metrics 4.3.3 Digital Marketing 4.3.4 Data Analysis and Visualization using Tableau
4.4 HUMAN RESOURCES4.4.1 Strategic HRM4.4.2 International HRM 4.4.3 Talent and Knowledge Management 4.4.4 Data Analysis and Visualization using Tableau 
4.5 HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT 4.5.1 Basic Management Aspects of Health Care 4.5.2 Strategic Management in Health Care Settings 4.5.3 Management of Hospital Services 4.5.4 Data Analysis and Visualization using Tableau 
4.6 BANKING FINANCE AND INSURANCE SERVICES MANAGEMENT (BFIS) 4.6.1 Banking Technology and Management 4.6.2 International Financial Management 4.6.3 Risk Management for Banks & Insurance Companies 4.6.4 Data Analysis and Visualization using Tableau 
4.7 STARTUPS AND SMES MANAGEMENT 4.7.1 Technology and Innovation 4.7.2 Internationalization of SMEs 4.7.3 Management of Start-ups 4.7.4 Data Analysis and Visualization using Tableau 
4.8 BUSINESS ANALYTICS4.8.1 Data Visualisation 4.8.2 Business Forecasting4.8.3 Data Warehousing and Data Mining 4.8.4 Data Analysis and Visualization using Tableau 

4.9 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 4.9.1 Supply Chain Planning and Strategies 4.9.2 Global Procurement and Sourcing 4.9.3 Vendor Management Data Analysis and Visualization using Tableau

Presently at JICM, we are offering Finance, Marketing, HR and Business Analytics specialisation.  Students can opt for any specialisation of his/ her choice. 

  • Open electives (interdisciplinary learning) 

Open electives offered by Bangalore University MBA programs are interdisciplinary courses offered to enhance students’ knowledge beyond their core specialization. These subjects provide exposure to emerging and diverse fields such as entrepreneurship, international business, fintech, and social sector management, thereby supporting holistic and flexible learning as per modern education frameworks. Some of the Open electives offered by University are:

  • Write it Right
  • Media and Society
  • Cyber Security etc.

Based on the student’s interest, the department will offer the open elective to the students.

8.  Program Outcomes (POs)

(VERY IMPORTANT for NBA)

The MBA programme aligned with Bangalore University aims to develop graduates who can apply management knowledge effectively, think critically, and make data-driven decisions in dynamic business environments. Students are equipped with leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills, along with a strong foundation in ethics and social responsibility. The programme also fosters global business awareness, research capabilities, and entrepreneurial thinking, ensuring that graduates are adaptable, industry-ready, and committed to lifelong learning. In nutshell the POs are: 

  • Application of Management Knowledge
  • Analytical and Critical Thinking Skills
  • Leadership and Teamwork
  • Problem-Solving and Decision-Making
  • Ethical and Social Responsibility
  • Global Business Awareness
  • Research and Data Analysis
  • Entrepreneurial and Innovative Thinking
  • Lifelong Learning and Adaptability

9.  Career Pathways

  • Employment opportunities 

Our MBA graduates have diverse employment opportunities across various sectors such as banking, finance, marketing, human resources, consulting, operations, and information technology. They can take up roles like Financial Analyst, Marketing Analyst, Business Development Officers, HR Analyst, Business Analyst, Operations Manager, and Management Consultant in corporate organizations, start-ups, and multinational companies. Since our students are in third semester, the companies have started vising our campus for recruitment.

  • Higher education  

After completing an MBA, students have several avenues for higher education to further enhance their expertise and career prospects. They can pursue a Ph.D. in Management or related disciplines for careers in academia and research. Professional certifications such as Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Chartered Accountant (CA), Cost and Management Accountant (CMA), or Company Secretary (CS) are also popular choices for specialization in finance and corporate domains. Additionally, students may opt for executive education programs, specialized postgraduate diplomas, or international certifications in areas like data analytics, digital marketing, or supply chain management, enabling them to gain advanced knowledge and global career opportunities.

10.  Achievements & Recognition

  • Student achievements 

Students of the MBA programme have consistently demonstrated excellence by actively participating in paper presentations, intercollegiate management fests and sports events. They have showcased their managerial, analytical, and teamwork skills by securing prizes in events such as business quizzes, case study competitions, marketing games, and cultural activities. Alongside academic pursuits, students have also excelled in sports by winning accolades in university competitions, reflecting their discipline, leadership, and team spirit. These achievements highlight the institution’s commitment to holistic development and encourage students to balance academics with co-curricular and extracurricular excellence. The following table shows the highlight of the achievements

Management Fests 

Sl. NoName of the StudentEventOrganisersPrize
1Ms. Manasa and Ms. RakshithaHRRNS First Grade College on 24.03.2026Won I Prize
2. II Batch StudentsTreasure HuntRNS First Grade College on 24.03.2026Participated
3Ajay MSridevi KKarthik SHemavathi GIdeathon 2025Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management, Bangalore on 21.08.2025Second Prize WinnersCash Prize
4I Batch StudentsFinanceMarketingHRTreasure HuntStudents Participation in Yuvotsav 2K25 organised by Department of Management Studies, Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and ManagementParticipated

Sports

Sl. NoName of the StudentEventOrganisersPrize
1I & II Batch of MBA StudentsInter-collegiate Cricket TournamentRNS First Grade College on 24.03.2026Participated
2Ajay MInter University Softball Tournament represented Bangalore UniversitySant Gadge Baba, Amaravati University, Maharashtra on  01.02.2026 to 06.02.2026Represented Bangalore University
3Ajay MInter University Baseball Tournament Savitribai Phule, Pune University, Baramati, Maharashtra on 02.01.2026 to 07.01.2026Represented Bangalore University
4I  Batch of MBA StudentsInter-collegiate Cricket TournamentT John CollegeOn 31.07.2025Participated
5Ajay MInter-collegiate Weight lifting CompetitionBangalore UniversityOn 02.11.2025Won Silver Medal

Paper Presentations

Sl. NoDetails 
1MBA I semester Students – Mr. Ajay Gowda and Mr. Ashish Shetty, actively participated and presented a research paper titled “ Circular Economy Model and Their Implications for Business Transformation: A Theoretical Perspective” at the International Conference on Economic Resilience and Social Science, and Agriculture organised by Research Education Solutions in association with Institute of Management, B-School, Bhubaneshwar, held on March 01, 2025 in virtual mode through Google Meet.
2Mr. Ajay Gowda and Mr. Ashish Shetty of Second Semester MBA presented a research paper titled “ Digital Transformation and Rural Start-ups : Leveraging Technology for Local Enterprise Development in India@2047” at the International Conference on “Future Frontiers towards Viksit Bharat 2047:Scholarly Dialogue on Business, Technology, Social Science & Learning Ecosystems” organised by Research Education Solutions and NMIET, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha held on July 10, 2025 in virtual mode.
3Ms. Hemavathi G and Ms. Sridevi K of Second semester MBA presented a research paper titled “ Workforce 2047: Management Skill Development for Digital India” at the International Conference on “Future Frontiers towards Viksit Bharat 2047:Scholarly Dialogue on Business, Technology, Social Science & Learning Ecosystems” organised by Research Education Solutions and NMIET, Bhubaneshwar, Odisha held on July 10, 2025 in virtual mode.
4Mr. S Mayur Gowda and Mr. Karthik S of Second Semester MBA presented a research paper titled “ Digital Financial Services (DFS) and their role in Enhancing Women’s Financial Inclusion : A Review” at the 3rd International Conference DRISHTI-2025: A New Era in Management & Technology, organised by Vivekakanda College of Engineering & technology (VCET) Puttur  held on August 09, 2025 in virtual mode.
5Ms. Likitha J and Ms. Srusti S of Second semester MBA presented a research paper titled “ From Inclusion to Innovation: The Impact of Digital Economy on India’s Development” at the National Seminar on “AI in Education : Applications and Ramifications” organised by RPA First Grade College, Rajajinagar, Bangalore held on August 2, 2025 in offline mode.
6Ms. Kannika and Ms. Priyanka  of Second semester MBA presented a research paper titled “ Gamification in HR Practices : A Pathway to Higher Engagement and Performance” at the 5th National Conference on Student Research Paper Presentation – ESPLORO organised by RNSIT- MBA Department, Bengaluru held on September 24, 2025 in offline mode.
7Ms. Manasa S and Ms. Kavya shree J of First Semester MBA presented a research paper titled “ Future-Proofing the Workforce : Upskilling as the New HR Mandate” at the International Conference on Sustainable Innovations in Agriculture, Digital Technologies, Business Management, Education and Social Research  organised by Research Education Solution in association with Arya School of Management and Computer Science, Bhubaneswar, Odisha held on December 20, 2025 in online mode.
8Ms. Priyanka of third semester MBA presented a research paper titled “ A study of the Impact of Employee Engagement on Service Quality” at one day National Level Virtual Conference – NEXERA 2026 on Transforming  Business Ecosystem – through Technology Driven innovation organised by Seshadripuram First Grade College, Bengaluru held on March 28, 2026.
  • Academic ranks / awards – 

We are in the second year of operation and our first batch of students are in the final year. The academic performance of our first batch of students in the previous semesters is as follows: 

Sl. NoTerm GradeI semester II semester
1A (Very Good)0607
2B+ (Good)0805
3B (Above Average)0101
Total1513
Highest SGPA7.57.92

Ms. Rekha N. (Batch 2025-2027) received an award from the Governor of Karnataka, Sri. Thawarchand Gehlot, for highest marks in Commerce in her B. Com during the 60th Bangalore University Convocation.

  • Institutional recognition – 

Jyothy Institute of Commerce and Management (JICM) , Bengaluru, has received recognition for academic excellence, including the “Promising & Trusted Commerce & Management Studies College of the Year 2025 – Karnataka” at the India Elite Education & Institutional Excellence Awards. 

11.  Admission Eligibility

  • Qualification criteria – 

The candidate with graduate degree in any discipline from Government recognized University with minimum 50% marks in aggregate along with regular SSLC/10th + PUC/12th /3 years Diploma are eligible. Further, the candidate has to appear for at least one entrance test recognized by the AICTE, New Delhi to be eligible to pursue Full-Time regular MBA programme as per the Government norms. 

The institute consider the following entrance tests for admitting the student for MBA program:

  • Basic requirements

 Admission Procedure for Government Quota Seats

The government quota seats are admitted considering the KEA – PGCET Scorecard. For more information on PGCET conducted by Karnataka Examinations Authority please visit: http://kea.kar.nic.in (For admissions through Government quota)

Documents Required at the Time of Admission 

Sl.NoOriginal Documents
1SSLC / 10th Marks Card 
2PUC / 12th Marks Card
3Degree Marks Cards (All semesters / years)
4Study / Conduct Certificate from previous institution studied
5Transfer Certificate
6Provisional Degree Certificate
7Migration Certificate
8KMAT/MAT/PGCET Score Card
9Aadhar Card and Voter ID
10PAN Card of Father / Mother / Guardian
11Affidavit from Parents and Students for Anti-Ragging Activities (After Admission)
12Under Taking Form
13Photographs of Candidate, Parents / Guardian