Academics
The Institute offers the following courses:
- Master of Business Administration (MBA), the flagship course: MBA (day) two years full time; MBA (evening) three years part time
- Masters of Human Resource Management (MHRM)
- Master of Public Systems Management with specialization in Environment Management, Energy Management, Hospital Management, Transportation and Logistics Management
- Post-graduate diploma in Business Management (PGDBM (evening), three years part time accredited by AICTE)
- Post-graduate diploma in IPR in association with FICCI
- Post-graduate diploma in Sports Management
- Post-graduate diploma in Retail Management (two years full time, approved by AICTE)
The MBA, MHRM, and MPSM programmes are affiliated to the University of Calcutta as is the post-graduate (PG) diploma program in Sports Management. The other courses are offered by the institute as PG diploma courses.
The institute publishes a management journal called Survey.
The Sports Management Department is now called the Naval Tata Centre of Excellence in Sports Management in memory of one of the distinguished industrialist and sports administrator of India. The Sports Management course is the only one of its kind in India. All the batches have obtained suitable placements and the department has decided to provide a winter internship each year.
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