Master Program in Business Administration – 11 Months

This program is designed for graduates and working professionals who want a compact management qualification without leaving their current job.

The Master Program in Business Administration focuses on core areas of management such as marketing, human resource management, finance, operations and organisational behaviour. The structure is compact and practical, so learners can complete the program in about eleven months while continuing their regular work or personal commitments. Concepts are explained in simple language with real‑life business examples, so even first‑time management students can follow the topics comfortably.

Program structure

The program usually covers around eight management subjects divided into modules or semesters. The first set of subjects builds a foundation in management principles and organisational behaviour, while the second set focuses on functional areas and specialisation subjects selected by the learner. This combination helps participants understand both general management and specific domains like marketing, HR, finance or operations.

• Core subjects such as principles and practices of management and organisational behaviour.
• Functional subjects in marketing management, human resource management and related areas.
• Specialisation papers chosen from a list of available streams to match career goals.

Who should enroll

This program is suitable for graduates who want to move into management roles, as well as experienced professionals who wish to add a formal management qualification to their profile. It is helpful for people working in sales, administration, operations, HR or support roles who want to understand business decisions from a manager's point of view.

• Graduates from any discipline seeking a management‑oriented career path.
• Working executives who cannot join a full‑time two‑year MBA but still want structured management learning.
• Entrepreneurs and business owners who need a clearer understanding of marketing, finance and people management.

Learning and support

Study material is generally provided in the form of printed books, online content or recorded video lectures, depending on the institute. Some providers also offer live online sessions, doubt‑clearing support and case‑study based learning so that students can apply the concepts to practical situations. Flexible schedules allow learners to study during evenings or weekends.