Department of Business Administration
The Department of BBA was established in 1990 and currently offers three programs: BBA Regular, BBA Professional, and BBA with Business Analytics. This department emphasizes not only academic excellence but also the holistic development of students, nurturing them into individuals of faith, wisdom, and service to their communities.
Vision
Empowering youth through management education to shape a sustainable and enterprising future for humankind.
Mission
- To impart management aptitude and reasoning envisaging a corporate mindset.
- To transform society by contributing positively towards social entrepreneurship.
- To foster a professional environment by developing organizational skills and adopting a creative framework.
- To develop leadership along with managerial skills that positively contribute to the economy.
Best Practices
- Student-centric class management, up-to-date revision and updating of syllabus, face-to-face interaction, and micro-teaching.
- Any-doubt-anytime approach, bridge courses in Accounting and Mathematics for non-commerce and non-math students.
- Certificate courses, promotion through social media, frequent contact with alumni groups, and direct calls to interested people.
The ICT mode of teaching is made available withaudio-visualrooms,spaciousclassrooms to facilitate Incrediblelearningatmosphere. We reminisce the achievements our alumni members like RashmiAbhaysimha- the Screen play writer in Zee Kannada, Haris Aboobacker- Founder of Haris& Consulting, Israr Pasha- International weight lifter who have made us proud.
Facilities
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Name of the Institution/ Industry/ Corporate House | Month and Year of Signing MoU | Duration | List of Activities under each MoU | Number of Students/ Teachers who Benefitted from MoUs | National/ International | Link |
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Abhijnya Education | 13th May 2020 | 1 year | Professional training classes: Group Discussion, Debate, Extempore, Marketing Quiz, Best Product Manager | 30 | Regional | View Document |
Business Intelligence Lab | 23rd February 2021 | 1 year | Enterprise Resource Planning Sessions | 54 | Regional | View Document |
Times | 24th February 2023 | 1 year | CAT/MAT coaching | 49 | Regional | View Document |
ISDC | June 2023 | 3 Years | Business Analytics | 83 | Regional | View Folder |
Year | Total No of Students | Pass % | Distinction % | First Class % |
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I Year | 248 | 85.89% | 27.82% | 25.80% |
II Year | 229 | 86.46% | 30.57% | 12.66% |
III Year | 232 | 92.24% | 32.76% | 25.43% |
The Amount of Seed Money Provided by the Institution to Its Teachers for Research During the Year (INR in Lakhs) | |||
Name of the Teacher Provided with Seed Money | Amount of Seed Money | Month and Year of Receiving | Link to the Sanction Letter |
Ms. Arati | 70,000 | 12-11-2021 | View Sanction Letter |
Ms. Binni | 60,000 | 12-11-2021 | View Sanction Letter |
Ms. Ashitha Jane Pinto | 120,000 | N/A | N/A |
Research Projects Undertaken (Minor/Major/Any Other) | ||||||||
Sl.No. | Name of the Staff Member | Nature of the Research | Title of the Project | Amount Sanctioned | Sponsoring Agency | Time Period (From – To) | Month/Year of Receiving Grant | Link to the Sanctioned Letter |
1 | Mrs Arati Shanbhag | Minor Research Project | DIFFUSING INNOVATION IN E-LEARNING PLATFORMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES AT HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS | INR 70,000 | MJES | 30-06-2023 | 17-11-2021 | View Sanction Letter |
2 | Ms Binni Chan | Minor Research Project | Performance Prism of Undergraduate Students - Stakeholders Perspective | INR 60,000 | MJES | 30-06-2023 | 17-11-2021 | N/A |
Papers Presented by the Faculty in the Seminars/Workshops | ||||||||
S.No. | Name of the Staff | Name of the Workshop/Seminar/Symposium | Title of the Paper | Oral/Poster | Date | Organized by | Level | Link to the Certificates |
1 | Ms Binni Chan | Anveshan 2021 | A study on the Blended Learning Model in Higher Education and the impact of its inclusion on learning and teaching. | Oral | 5th January 2021 | Besant Evening College | International | N/A |
2 | Ms. Ann Varghese | Manegma 2020 | A Conceptual Review on the technology and its impact on work life balance | Oral | 12 December 2020 | Srinivas University | National | N/A |
3 | MS VINOLA S. SEQUEIRA | Anveshan 2021 | Emerging Trends in Post-Covid 19 Pandemic | Oral | 5th January 2021 | Besant Evening College | International | View Certificate |
4 | Mr Olwin M Dsouza | Two Days National Conference on "Rethinking of Indian Development Experience" | Higher Education: A case study of India | Oral | 12 & 13 March 2020 | Mangalore University | National | View Certificate |
5 | Mrs Arati Shanbhag | International Conference on Multi-disciplinary Academic Research | Need Assessment for Respite Care: Perspectives from Family Care Givers | Oral | 31-10-2021 | Indian Academicians and Research Association | International | View Certificate |
6 | Mrs Arati Shanbhag | ICSSR Sponsored Multi-disciplinary International Conference on "Emerging New World Order in Post-pandemic Scenario" | Embracing Digital Transformation in Higher Education Institutions: A Receptive Strategy | Oral | 18-19 February 2022 | St Xavier's College - Jaipur, Rajasthan | International | View Certificate |
7 | MS VINOLA SEQUEIRA | International Online Conference on “Emerging Trends in Post-Covid 19 Pandemic” | Perception of General Public on Clinical Treatment and Vaccination Post-Covid with Reference to Mangalore City | Oral | 5 January 2021 | Department of PG Studies in Commerce and Research Development Cell, Besant Evening College | International | View Certificate |
8 | MS VINOLA SEQUEIRA | National E-Conference on Post-Covid 19 Challenges and Opportunities in Indian Economy | A Study on Women and Child Health Care Services in India | Oral | 7 August 2021 | C.E Society’s B.P Arts, S.M.A. Science and K.K.C. Commerce College, Chalisgaon Dist-Jalgaon | National | View Certificate |
9 | Ms Binni Chan | N/A | Promoting Sustainable Ghost Marketing Strategies Concerning Small Businesses of Self-Help Groups in India | Oral | N/A | International | View Certificate | |
10 | Ms Binni Chan | N/A | Impact of Covid-19 on the Academic Performance of Undergraduate Students Using Performance Prism | Oral | 10th February 2022 | N/A | International | N/A |
11 | MS Preema Tauro | International Conference on Multi-disciplinary Academic Research | Need Assessment for Respite Care: Perspectives from Family Care Givers | Oral | 31-10-2021 | Indian Academicians and Research Association | International | View Certificate |
12 | Dr Mamatha | 2 Days International Conference Varthana 2021 on Innovation: An Engine for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development | Digital Entrepreneurship: Opportunities and Challenges | Oral | 28-29 July 2021 | Department of Commerce, St Claret College in Association with the Department of Studies and Research in Commerce, Tumkur University | International | View Certificate |
13 | Ayush G Kottary | International e-Conference on New Trends and Challenges in Business Management and Innovation | A Study on Awareness, Acceptance and Perception of Investors Towards Cryptocurrencies as an Investment Instrument - With Special Reference to Mangalore City of Karnataka | Oral | 10-02-2022 | School of Management, Nehru Arts and Science College, Coimbatore | International | View Certificate |
14 | Mr. Ayush G Kottary | Business Resurgence in Post-Pandemic Era - Pathway Ahead | Analysis of Factors Influencing Investment Decisions in Cryptocurrency with Special Reference to Mangalore City - An Investor Perspective | Oral | 15-07-2022 | SDM College of Business Management, Post Graduate Centre for Management Studies and Research, Mangalore | National | View Certificate |
15 | Mr. Ayush G Kottary | National Conference on Emerging Trends in Commerce and Management: Transformational Reforms | A Study on Investor Perception Towards Cryptocurrency Investment & Taxation - With Special Reference to Mangalore City of Karnataka | Oral | 13-07-2023 & 14-07-2023 | Department of Commerce, Mangalore University, Mangalagangothri, Konaje | National | View Certificate |
16 | Dr Mamatha | Contemporary Developments in Entrepreneurship Business and Management in Digital Era - Towards Industry 5.0 | Stress Management Strategies of Working Mothers | Oral | 27-28 December 2022 | School of Management Studies, Reva University, Bengaluru | International | View Certificate |
17 | Ayush G Kottary | Digitisation for Sustainable Development | Eco-Friendly Digital Marketing: Strategies for Sustainable Consumer Behavior | Oral | 17-06-2023 | Field Marshal K.M. Carriappa College, Madikeri | International | View Certificate |
18 | Ayush G Kottary | DRISHTI 2023 | A Comparative Analysis of Sensex Movement & Selected Nifty Index with Special Reference to Investment Prospects | Oral | 26-06-2023 | Vivekananda College of Engineering and Technology, Puttur | International | N/A |
19 | Binni Chan | 5th National Conference on Tourism and Hospitality Industry in India | Customer Behaviour and Perception Towards Online Grocery Shopping with Reference to Mangalore City | Oral | 27-05-2023 | Moti Mahal College of Hotel Management | National | N/A |
20 | Binni Chan | 5th National Conference on Tourism and Hospitality Industry in India | The Impact of AI in Education | Oral | 27-05-2023 | Moti Mahal College of Hotel Management | National | N/A |
21 | Binni Chan | 7th International Conference - Transform and Thrive in the Agile World | Impact of OJ, LMX ON OCB and OC - Mediating Role of POS | Oral | 10-07-2023 | AIMIT, Beeri | International | N/A |
22 | Ashitha Jane Pinto | 7th International Conference - Transform and Thrive in the Agile World | Driving Change: Exploring the Path to Sustainable Finance – A Literature Review | Oral | 10-08-2023 | AIMIT, Beeri | International | N/A |
23 | Chethan Shettigar | 7th International Conference - Transform and Thrive in the Agile World | Systematic Literature Review on Beta Anomaly | Oral | 10-08-2023 | AIMIT, Beeri | International | N/A |
24 | Ann Varghese | Two-Day International Conference - "Business Resilience in the Era of Global Turbulence" | Navigating Uncertainty: The Influence of Human Resources Management Practices on Employee Productivity in the Hotel Industry amidst Global Turbulence with Special Reference to Mangalore | Oral | 05-04-2024 | Jain University, Bangalore | International | N/A |
Student Selection by Companies (2019-2024) | ||
Sl No. | Name of the Company | No of Students Selected |
1 | Accenture | 4 |
2 | Target | 1 |
3 | Infosys BPM | 4 |
4 | STATE STREET, BANGALORE | 1 |
5 | LEGATO | 1 |
6 | TVS CREDIT | 1 |
7 | LARSEN & TOUBRO | 1 |
8 | IBM | 1 |
9 | Societe Generale | 1 |
10 | DXC Technology | 2 |
11 | Kotak Life | 4 |
12 | Blue Stone | 1 |
13 | Systemian | 2 |
14 | Codeyoung | 15 |
15 | Moss Adams | 1 |
16 | Dev Town | 2 |
Title of the collaborative activity | Name of the collaborating agency with contact details | Name of the participant | Duration | Nature of the activity | Link to the relevant document |
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St. Aloysius College, Mangalore | Akil Rodrigues | 6/30/2021 and 3 Months | Document | ||
Chethana Foundation | Sumana Shetty | 5/31/2021 and 3 months | Document | ||
Abu Dhabi Medical Industries LLC | Nihal Pai | 18th Feb 2021 - 11th March 2021 | Document | ||
Under My Capton | Rasha | 1st April to 30th April 2021 | Document | ||
Lead and Sales | Reem | 1st April 2021 to 1st May 2021 and 1 month | Document | ||
Short Term International Immersion Programme to Malaysia | HERIOT WATT University | Ms. Preema Tauro, Natania Sequeira, Anston, Amar, Santoshi, Erica | 1 week | Immersion Programme | Document |
'AI Enabled Technology, Machine Learning & Generative Artificial Intelligence' | Loyola Institute of Business Administration, Chennai | Mr. Manoj, Mr. Sonal, Ms. Preema | 3 days | FDP |
Name of the value-added courses offered | Course Code | No. of times offered during the year | Duration of course | Number of students enrolled | Brochure/ List of participants |
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Entrepreneurship Development Program | 23009 | 1 | 30 hrs | 62 | Brochure and Participants List |
Personal Investment and Tax Planning | 23014 | 1 | 30 hrs | 28 | Brochure and Participants List |
Social Gracing in Business World | 1 | 30 Hours | 29 | ||
Travel and Tourism Management | 23016 | 1 | 30 hrs | 80 | Brochure and Participants List |
Fundamentals of Accounting | 23012 | 1 | 30 hrs | 12 | Brochure and Participants List |
Fundamentals of Financial Management | 23013 | 2 | 31 hrs | 25 | |
Fundamentals of Marketing Management | offline | 1 | 30 Hours | 12 | Brochure and Participants List |
Business Etiquette | 23008 | 1 | 30 Hours | 36 | |
Event Management | 1 | 30 hours | 80 |
Industrial Visit Summary 2023: Coimbatore and Ooty
The Department of BBA at St. Aloysius College, Mangalore, organized a three-day industrial visit to Coimbatore and Ooty from March 10-12, 2023, for 3rd-year students. The primary objective of this visit was to provide students with hands-on exposure to real-world industrial environments, enhancing their understanding of both new and existing technologies while bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.
During the visit, students explored four significant companies: Deccan Industries, UNIQ Technologies, Yaanee Fashions India Pvt Ltd, and Benchmark Chocolate and Tea Factory. Each visit offered a deep dive into the workings of different industries. At Deccan Industries, students learned about the production of submersible pumps and electric motors. UNIQ Technologies introduced them to the IT sector, highlighting software and web design services. Yaanee Fashions provided insights into the fashion industry, showcasing the manufacturing process of garments for international brands. Finally, Benchmark Chocolate and Tea Factory in Ooty offered a unique perspective on the production of tea and chocolate, from raw materials to finished products.
The visit was coordinated by faculty members Mr. Ayush Kottary, Mr. Manoj Fernandes, and Ms. Sahana S. A total of 52 students participated, gaining valuable insights into industrial practices, the stages of production, and the technologies used. This experience not only enhanced their practical skills but also helped them build connections with potential future employers. The visit was an enriching and memorable experience, leaving students with a deeper understanding of the industries they may one day work in.
Industrial Visit 2024: CAMPCO Factory, Puttur
On April 13, 2024, the Management Association of St. Aloysius College organized an industrial visit to the CAMPCO Factory in Puttur for the BBA students. This visit aimed to provide practical insights into the operations and processes of chocolate production. A group of 43 students, accompanied by BBA faculty members Ms. Ann Varghese and Ms. Maina D'Souza, participated in the visit.
The journey began at 9:00 AM with the students departing from the college campus. After a two-hour bus ride, they arrived at the CAMPCO Factory at 11:00 AM, where they were warmly welcomed by the factory staff. The visit commenced with an introductory video that provided an overview of CAMPCO’s history, mission, and operations. This set the stage for a comprehensive tour of the factory, where students observed the intricate processes involved in chocolate manufacturing.
During the tour, students were guided through various sections of the factory, witnessing firsthand the different stages of production—from raw material handling to the final packaging of the products. They gained valuable insights into the quality control measures and safety protocols essential in maintaining the high standards of chocolate production.
Throughout the visit, students actively engaged with the factory personnel, asking questions and seeking clarification on various aspects of the manufacturing process. This interactive learning experience not only enhanced their understanding of industrial operations but also provided a practical application of the theoretical concepts they had studied in the classroom.
After an informative and enriching tour, the students departed from the CAMPCO Factory at 2:00 PM and returned to the college campus. The visit concluded positively, with students expressing their appreciation for the opportunity to gain real-world exposure to industrial operations.
In conclusion, the industrial visit to CAMPCO Factory was a valuable learning experience for the BBA students. It offered them an in-depth understanding of chocolate manufacturing and reinforced their theoretical knowledge through practical application. The Management Association looks forward to organizing more such educational initiatives to further enhance the academic journey of its students.