- Financial management is critically important to MBA students as it equips them with essential skills for strategic decision-making, resource allocation, risk management, and investment evaluation. MBA programs emphasize understanding financial statements, analyzing financial data, and using financial tools like NPV and IRR to make informed decisions that align with organizational goals. This knowledge is invaluable for managing finances efficiently, developing financial strategies, navigating ethical considerations, and advancing careers in various sectors including finance, consulting, and entrepreneurship. Ultimately, proficiency in financial management enables MBA students to contribute effectively to business growth, profitability, and sustainability in dynamic and competitive environments.
- Teacher: ARTTA BANDHU JENA
- Teacher: Debadutta Das
1. To make the students aware on growth and origin of labour
legislation
2. To help the students acquire the knowledge of substantive
as well as procedural contents of different labour codes.
To develop insights into cases related to labour laws.
3. To develop an insight into the Wage Law.
4. To develop skills in analysing labour issues and its relation
to different labour legislation
- Teacher: Pratima Burh
The Indian financial sector is experiencing rapid growth both in terms of a number of institutions and their diversity with several categories of new entities entering the market. The sector comprises:
- Various types of banks (public sector banks, private sector banks, foreign banks, cooperative banks – urban and rural, regional rural banks, payment banks, small finance banks etc)
- Various classes of non-banking financial companies (loan, investment, asset finance, microfinance, infrastructure, asset reconstruction, etc), insurance companies (life, general, health and reinsurance)
- Pension funds, mutual funds and other financial intermediaries that provide banking, insurance and financial services
- Teacher: ARTTA BANDHU JENA