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Page 1: MBA - RETAIL · 2015. 10. 16. · least 50% marks in aggregate. l Pass in final examination of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India or the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants
Page 2: MBA - RETAIL · 2015. 10. 16. · least 50% marks in aggregate. l Pass in final examination of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India or the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants

Retail comes from the Old French word retailer, which

means "to cut off, clip, pare, divide. It was first recorded as

a noun with the meaning of a "sale in small quantities" in

1433. Retail consists of the sale of goods, merchandise or

services from a fixed location in small or individual lots for

direct consumption by the purchaser. Thereby proving to

be the last link in the supply chain, connecting the bulk

producers of the commodity to the end consumer.

Evolution in the retail sector has introduced e-retailing,

where the customer can shop and order through internet

and the merchandise are dropped at the customer's

doorstep using shipping techniques.

Indian Retail Industry is standing at its point of inflexion,

waiting for the boom to take place. It is the fifth largest in

the world, comprising of organized and unorganized

sectors. With growing market demand, the industry is

expected to grow at a pace of 25-30% annually. According

to the 8th Annual Global Retail Development Index (GRDI)

of AT Kearney, India retail industry is the most promising

emerging market for investment. The retail industry in

India is currently growing at a great pace and is expected

to go up to US$ 833 billion by the year 2013. It is further

expected to reach US$ 1.3 trillion by the year 2018 at a

CAGR of 10%. As the country has got high growth rate, the

consumer spending has also gone up and is also expected

to go up further in the future. Retail, today is the need of

the hour. It has extended itself from shops and malls to

banking, telecom, hotels, hospitals and many more

sectors. The organized sector is also expected to grow at a

CAGR of 40% by 2013 and thus management skills in this

area are of utmost importance. The industry demands

promising managers and UIAMS believes in providing the

same.

Educational background

No. of Students

B. Tech/B.E.

B.B.A.

B. Com.

B.A.

B.C.A.

B.Sc.

17

3

12

4

2

9

MBA - RETAILMANAGEMENT

Eligibility Criterion for admission

l A Bachelor's or Master Degree in any

discipline of Panjab University or of any

other university recognized by Panjab

University as equivalent thereto with at

least 50% marks in aggregate.

l Pass in final examination of the Institute

of Chartered Accountants of India or the

Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of

India or the Institute of Company

Secretaries of India.

l Diploma in Marketing Management with

not less than 60% marks in the aggregate,

provided the candidate holds a Bachelor's

degree.

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COURSESTRUCTURE

ŸPrinciples and Practices of Management

ŸManagerial Economics

ŸAccounting for Management

ŸBusiness Statistics

ŸOrganizational Behaviour

ŸLegal and Ethical Aspects of Business

ŸWorkshop on Information Technology and

Systems

ŸWorkshop on Soft Skills

ŸBusiness Environment

ŸFinancial Management

ŸPrinciples of Marketing

ŸHuman Resource Management

ŸWorkshop on Management Information

Systems

ŸSeminar on Research Methodology

ŸSectoral 1 - Introduction to Retailing

ŸSectoral 2 - Product & Brand Management

ŸSummer Training & Viva-Voce

ŸComprehensive Viva-Voce

ŸProject Planning and Analysis

ŸSectoral 3 - Customer Relationship Management

ŸSectoral 4 - Franchising Management

ŸSectoral 5 - Visual Merchandising

ŸSpecialization subject – I

ŸSpecialization subject – II

ŸSpecialization subject – III

ŸSpecialization subject – IV

ŸStrategic Management

ŸSeminar on Corporate Governance

ŸWorkshop on Developing Entrepreneurial

Skills

ŸOperations Research & Total Quality

Management

ŸResearch Project

ŸComprehensive Viva-Voce

ŸSectoral 6 - Advanced Supply Chain

Management

ŸSectoral 7 - Marketing of Services

ŸSectoral 8 - Marketing Strategies &

Management

ŸSpecialization subject – I

ŸSpecialization subject – II

SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 3

SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 4

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1. International Human Resource Management

2. Organizational Development & Its

Applicability In Retail Industry

3. Labour Laws With Special Reference To

Retail Industry

4. Performance Management

1. Investment Analysis Of Retail Industry

2. Strategic Cost Management

3. Financial Engineering & Its Applications In

Retail Industry

4. Mergers, Acquisitions & Corporate

Restructuring In Retail Industry

1. Supply Chain Management

2. Business Process Re-engineering & Its

Applications In Retail Industry

3. Advanced Production Management

4. Management Of Technology & Innovation

In Retail Industry

1. Market Research & Consumer Behaviour

2. Advertising & Sales Management

3. International Marketing

4. Internet Marketing

1. Industrial & Rural Marketing

2. Integrated Marketing Communications

1. International Financial Management

2. Management of Financial Services

1. Industrial Relations & Labour Welfare

In Retail Industry

2. Training & Development With Special

Reference To Retail Industry

1. Enterprise Resource Planning For

Retail Industry

2. Productivity Management

FUNCTIONALSPECIALIZATION GROUPS

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4

MARKETING

SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4

FINANCE

SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 4

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Ankit ShamaB.Tech.(IT)MARKETING

TATA TELESERVICESChannel Management

Amit UppalB.Sc.(Hotel Management)MARKETING

DECATHLONInventory management at decathlon

AiswaryaB.C.A.MARKETING

NIIT -IFBI Target segment and competition Analysis and achieving sales target and generation of revenue.

Amulya BhandariB.Tech.(Civil)MARKETING

MARKETINGMASALA.COMDigital Marketing of Mobile-App. Start-ups

Ankush ChaharB.Tech.(ECE)HUMAN RESOURCE

HMT MACHINE TOOLSIn-Depth study of HRM functions

Arshpreet SinghB.Tech.(ECE)MARKETING

TATA DOCOMOBTS

Aaina DhingraB.Tech.(CSE)MARKETING

RADISSON Marketing Strategy and factors affecting sales

Ankush PannuB.Com.MARKETING

KRISHNA AUTOMOBILESImpact of various marketing initiatives on the sales of BMW cars.

STUDENTPROFILE

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Ayushi JainB.A. (Hons.) EconomicsHUMAN RESOURCE

BIG BAZAAR (FUTURE GROUP)Performance Appraisal: Development of a Measure and Comparison.

Atinderpal SinghB.Com. (Professional)MARKETING

CM AUTO SALESMarketing Strategy

Bhavi SethB.Com.MARKETING

VISHAL RETAIL Applying Marketing In Retail

Bhavyam JainB.Sc. (Hons.) MathematicsMARKETING

JAIN AMAR CLOTHING PVT. LTD.Competitive Analysis and Benchmarking of Women Fashion Accessory Brand NYCITI.

Dhruv VashishtB.Tech. (Hons.) CSEMARKETING

SML ISUZU Consumer Buying Behavior and Competitor Analysis in the LCV Segment

Divya JainB.Com.MARKETING

KLG INTERNATIONALOverview of Service Industry

Gurmukh Singh BajwaB.Com.FINANCE

IND-SWIFT LABS. Consumer Preference towards Pharmaceutical products

Gurpreet KaurB.A.HUMAN RESOURCE

ALTRUIST TECHNOLOGIESRecruitment and selection process

MBA - RETAILMANAGEMENT

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Hitesh KumarB.Tech.(IT)OPERATIONS

BIG BAZAAR (FUTURE GROUP)Back end Operations

Harkamal Preet SinghB.A.MARKETING

IND-SWIFT LABS.Market Survey of doctor preference on Glimepiride+Metaformin as a prelaunch activity

Jaskaran Singh KhurlB.Tech.(CSE)MARKETING

MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA Customer Satisfaction

Ishan PrasharB.Tech.(ECE)MARKETING

TATA TELESERVICESPostpaid Direct Sales Associates

Jasmeet SinghB.Sc. (Hons.) EconomicsMARKETING

BIG BAZAAR (FUTURE GROUP)Consumer Buying Behaviour

Jasleen KaurB.Sc. in StatisticsMARKETING

HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITEDTwo Wheeler Engine Oil Market Outlook : Market Dynamics and Marketing Strategies.�

Jiten SinglaB.Tech. (Hons.) MechanicalMARKETING

BIG BAZAAR (FUTURE GROUP)Impact of employee engagement activity on organisational performance and retail operations

Jograj SinghB.Sc.(Airlines, Tourism & Hospitality Management)MARKETING

METRO CASH AND CARRYOwn Brand Products

STUDENTPROFILE

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Kanika SharmaB.C.A.HUMAN RESOURCE

TATA TELESERVICESEmployee Engagement

Kanika ThakurB.Tech.(ECE)MARKETING

JLL, ELANTEMall Operations

Malvika NegiB.B.A.HUMAN RESOURCE

IND-SWIFT LABS.Impact of HR practices on Job Satisfaction

Kanu PriyaB.Tech.(CSE)FINANCE

SML ISUZUOPEC(OPERATING ECONOMICS) for new product developement

Mishi MakkarB.Com. (Hons.)FINANCE

FORTUINE FINANCIAL SERVICES Portfolio Analysis and Management

Manisha KakkarB.Com.HUMAN RESOURCE

BIG BAZAAR (FUTURE GROUP)Attrition of employees

Mukesh Kumar SharmaB.Tech.(ECE)MARKETING

METRO CASH AND CARRYStock Management

Mukesh KumarB.Sc.(Airlines, Tourism & Hospitality Management)MARKETING

FRENCH CONNECTION Impact of visual merchandising on sales

MBA - RETAILMANAGEMENT

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Pranav VermaB.Com.FINANCE

Best FIN SERComparative Analysis of Mutual Funds

Pratibha SinglaB.Sc.(IT)HUMAN RESOURCE

SONA KOYO STEERING SYSTEMSTraining and Development

Radhika AnandB.E.(CSE)MARKETING

IFB INDUSTRIES LIMITEDUnderstanding IFB Sales Force Building Blocks

Rohit SinghB.E. (Mechanical)MARKETING

DS DRINKS AND BEVERAGES Marketing Strategies of DS DRINKS AND BEVERAGES

Sakshi AroraB.Tech.(CSE)MARKETING

HDFCRetail Banking and customer satisfaction level

SakshiB.Sc.(Maths & Computer Honours)HUMAN RESOURCE

BIG BAZAAR (FUTURE GROUP)Performance Appraisal

Sanjeev PanditaB.B.A.MARKETING

RELIANCE INFOCOMM Talent acquisition and on boarding

Sanya KansalB.Com. (Hons.)FINANCE

HDFC BANK Analysis of value added services

STUDENTPROFILE

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Shabad Simran SinghB.Com. (Hons.)OPERATIONS

CMA CGM INDIA Market Evaluation of Delhi NCR: From shipping line's perspective

Sarthak KaulB.Tech.(CSE)MARKETING

DECATHLONSales Analysis and Marketing Strategies(Visual Merchandising)

Shaveta SharmaB.Com.MARKETING

CHEEMA SPINTEEX Marketing Research and International Business Development

ShabnamB.Sc. (Computer Application)HUMAN RESOURCE

IND-SWIFT LABS.Study of impact of various significant variables of employee attrition

Sonali SharmaB.B.A.FINANCE

BIRLA MUTUAL FUNDSStudy on Mutual Funds

Supriya KhajuriaB.A.MARKETING

BIG BAZAAR (FUTURE GROUP)Managing frontend floor operations

Tarunvir Singh DhamraitB.Com.FINANCE

HDFC BANKGolden wallet and commercial catchment

MBA - RETAILMANAGEMENT

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Placement Cell : +91 904.194.1414University Institute of Applied Management SciencesSector 25, South Campus,Panjab University,Chandigarh 160014 - Indiawww.uiams.puchd.ac.in

Contact:Dr. Amandeep Singh MarwahaTraining-cum-Placement OfficerMobile: +91 921.641.1414E-mail: [email protected]

MBA - RETAILMANAGEMENT