Does IILM Gurugram's BBA offer flexibility and multiple exit/entry options?

IILM's BBA curriculum covers all major management disciplines, including:

• Management: Principles of Management, Production and Operations Management, Project Management, etc.

• Economics: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Business Environment & Policies etc.

• Accounting & Finance: Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, Corporate/Financial Management, Financial Markets etc.

• Marketing: Principles of Marketing, Branding, E-commerce, Consumer Behaviour, etc.

• Business Law & Ethics: Business Law, Business Ethics, Environmental Policies etc.

• Quantitative & Analytical Skills: Business Statistics, Business Analytics, Research Methods, Analytical Thinking and Writing, Quantitative Reasoning etc.

• Entrepreneurship & Strategy: Design Thinking for Problem Solving, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Business Policy & Strategy

IILM's BBA programme is structured in the following way:

• Year 1: Focuses on basic business principles such as management fundamentals, communication, and basic economics/accounting/quantitative reasoning that lay the groundwork for all future specializations. 

• Year 2: Students begin to pick electives (multi-disciplinary and discipline-specific); the programme integrates technology and modern tools (especially in tracks like Business Analytics or AI). Electives like E-commerce, Money and Banking, as well as out-of-course electives like Media and Cultural Studies, Modern Political Thought, Sustainable Fashion, etc., are offered. 

• Year 3: Emphasis on industry projects, live projects, internships, etc. There are advanced core courses like AI/ML, Financial Markets, Research Methods, Business Policy and Strategy, Business Analytics, etc. 

• Year 4 (Optional - Hons.): Capstone projects, optional honors or research work, portfolio building. This is where theoretical learning combines with applied real-life business problems.

This way, the curriculum gradually moves from foundational theory → specialisation → real-world exposure → leadership / applied work.