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PGPM Curriculum
The PGPM is a rigorous one year residential program designed to make the students business-ready and capable of responding to complex business requirements that arise in a changing global business environment. The course has 7 terms, term 1 to 3 having core courses and terms 4 to 7 having elective courses. Live industry project aimed at real-world business problems is an integral part of the course and usually runs from terms 3 to 7.
Course Architecture
TERM 1
- Marketing Management-1
- Financial Accounting
- Organizational Behaviour (OB-I)
- Communication - I (Oral)
- Stat. Methods in Decision Making
- Micro Economics
- Karma Yoga
TERM 2
- Marketing Management-2
- Effectively interacting with others (OBII)
- Managerial Accounting
- Macro Economics
- Quantitative Methods
- Communication - II (Written)
- Business Analytics (Using R)
TERM 3
- Business Consulting
- HRM
- Financial Management
- Marketing Research
- Operations Management
- Business Intelligence
- (Live/Empirical Projects starts)
TERM 4
- Strategic Management
- Electives Begin
List of Electives
MARKETING ELECTIVES
- Sales & Distribution Management
- Digital Marketing*
- Consumer Behaviour
- Marketing & Retail Analytics* (A) (M)
- B2B Technology Sales
- Product & Brand Management
- CRM
- Services Marketing**
- B2B Marketing
- IMC
FINANCE ELECTIVES
- FSAV
- Financial Modeling
- Fintech*
- Finl. Mgt. for Developing Mktg. Strategy
- SAPM
- Project Finance
- Derivatives & Finl. Risk Mgt.
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- International Finance
OPERATIONS ELECTIVES
- Enterprise Resources Planning*
- Digital Enterprise & Strategy*
- Strategic Sourcing of Services
- Bus. Excellence for Competitive Advantage
- Project Management
- SCM & Analysis
- Service Operations Management**
- Demand Planning & Forecasting
OPEN ELECTIVES
- Design Thinking*
- Leadership
- Technology Product Management*
- Contemporary Pricing Strategies
- Negotiation and Bargaining
- Game Theory
- Business Ethics in Practice
ANALYTICS & AIML ELECTIVES
- Machine Learning-I (A)
- Web and Social Media (A)
- Marketing and Retail Analytics (A)(M)
- Big Data & Cloud Analytics*
- Machine Learning -2 (A)
- Deep Learning & AI (AI spl. only)
- Financial Risk Analytics (A)
- Natural Language Processing (AI spl. only)
DIGITAL STRATEGY
- Digital Enterprise Strategy*
- ERP*
- Digital Marketing*
- Big Data & Cloud Analytics*
- FinTech*
- Design Thinking*
- Technology Product Management*
The PGPM is a one-year, full-time residential program structured across 7 terms. The curriculum combines core management courses, electives, experiential learning, live projects, and leadership development initiatives.
The curriculum places a strong emphasis on future-ready skills through dedicated courses and electives in:
- Business Analytics
- Machine Learning
- Deep Learning & AI
- Big Data & Cloud Analytics
- Natural Language Processing
- Web & Social Media Analytics
- HR Analytics
- FinTech and Digital Strategy
These courses help students develop data-driven decision-making and technology leadership capabilities.
Students can choose from a wide range of electives across domains such as:
- Analytics, AI & ML
- Marketing
- Finance
- Operations
- Digital Strategy
- Open Electives
Popular electives include Digital Marketing, Product Management, Machine Learning, FinTech, Financial Modelling, Supply Chain Analytics, Design Thinking, Leadership, and Business Ethics.
The curriculum covers key business disciplines, including:
- Marketing Management
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Accounting
- Business Analytics
- Operations Management
- Organizational Behaviour
- Economics
- Strategic Management
- Human Resource Management
- Business Consulting
- Communication and Leadership Development
The PGPM uses a mix of assessment methods to ensure practical and holistic learning, including:
- Examinations and quizzes
- Individual and group assignments
- Case study analysis
- Presentations
- Live Industry Projects
- Class participation
- Empirical and experiential learning projects
This approach evaluates both conceptual understanding and real-world problem-solving abilities.





