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SYLLABUS FOR PH.D. (MANAGEMENT) ENTRANCE TEST 2014 SECTION B I. HR/OB AREA Historical development of HRM Introduction to HRM; Approaches to HRM; HRM and productivity Global HRM HR/Personnel Policies Human resource environment; Human resource planning; HRD Audit Job analysis; Job Evaluation HRD Score card Green HRM Recruitment and selection; Wages and salary administration, benefits and services; Concept and nature of human resource information systems; Industrial relations and labour laws; Organizational change and development; OD interventions; Employee engagement; Performance management; Managing high potential employees; Training and development of human resources; Managing careers; Work life balance. Leadership and Leadership Styles Leaders vs managers Organisational Structure Organisational Culture EQ and job performance Work Motivation Benchmarking techniques Knowledge management Emotional Intelligence II. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Introduction to Financial Management, Aims and Objectives, Financial Decisions, Risk and Return, Time Value of Money, Investment Decisions Importance, Methods of Capital Budgeting - NPV, IRR, APV, BC Ratio, Capital Structure Decision Concept, Weighted Average Cost of Capital, Optimum Capital Structure; Approaches, Instruments of Long Term Finance; Sources of Capital, Operating and Financial Leverage, Dividends Policy, Models and valuation, Financial Analysis and Control, Financial Modelling, Management of Working Capital- Cash, Receivables and Inventory Management, Short-Term Financing Instruments

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  • SYLLABUS FOR PH.D. (MANAGEMENT) ENTRANCE TEST 2014

    SECTION B

    I. HR/OB AREA

    Historical development of HRM

    Introduction to HRM;

    Approaches to HRM;

    HRM and productivity

    Global HRM

    HR/Personnel Policies

    Human resource environment;

    Human resource planning;

    HRD Audit

    Job analysis;

    Job Evaluation

    HRD Score card

    Green HRM

    Recruitment and selection;

    Wages and salary administration, benefits and services;

    Concept and nature of human resource information systems;

    Industrial relations and labour laws;

    Organizational change and development;

    OD interventions;

    Employee engagement;

    Performance management;

    Managing high potential employees;

    Training and development of human resources;

    Managing careers;

    Work life balance.

    Leadership and Leadership Styles

    Leaders vs managers

    Organisational Structure

    Organisational Culture

    EQ and job performance

    Work Motivation

    Benchmarking techniques

    Knowledge management

    Emotional Intelligence

    II. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

    Introduction to Financial Management, Aims and Objectives, Financial Decisions, Risk and Return, Time Value of Money, Investment Decisions Importance, Methods of Capital Budgeting - NPV, IRR, APV, BC Ratio, Capital Structure Decision Concept, Weighted Average Cost of Capital, Optimum Capital Structure; Approaches, Instruments of Long Term Finance; Sources of Capital, Operating and Financial

    Leverage, Dividends Policy, Models and valuation, Financial Analysis and Control, Financial Modelling, Management of Working Capital- Cash, Receivables and Inventory Management, Short-Term Financing

    Instruments

  • Financial System - Role, Functions, Efficiency, Financial Intermediaries, Flow of Funds and Regulation, Financial Innovations, Financial Markets in India: Indian Money Markets and Capital Markets, Functions,

    Recent reforms in Financial Markets, Call Money Market, Treasury Bills Market, Commercial Bills

    Market, Markets for Commercial Paper & Certificate of Deposits, Regulation of Capital Markets in India,

    Role, Meaning and Importance of Financial Institutions and Banks in the Emerging New Environment of

    Privatisation and Globalisation, Interest Rate Analysis, Yield Curve, Risk and Inflation, Management of

    Commercial Banks, Credit Gaps and Credit Rating, Consortium Loaning, Maximum Permissible Banking

    Finance, Loan Pricing, Narasimham Committee Reports, Non-performing Assets, Asset Classifications,

    Income Recognition Provisioning and Capital Adequacy Norms, Disinvestments, Investment Trust

    Companies, Mutual Funds, NBFCs, Thrift Institutions, Banking Law and Regulation; Provisions of RBIs

    Operations; Credit and Monetary Planning, International Aspects of Financial Institutions.

    Financial System and Markets; Concept, Nature and Scope of Financial Services; Regulatory Framework for Financial Services; Management of Risk in Financial Services; Stock Exchange Operations; Mutual

    Funds; Merchant Banking Services, Other financial services, The Tax Environment and Financial Services,

    Pricing of Financial Services,

    Project Management- Identification of Investment Opportunities - Generation of project, Ideas, Pre-feasibility analysis, Project rating index, Project Feasibility Analysis: Project life cycle, Marketing and

    Technical analysis, Financial Analysis-project cost estimation, Projected financial statements, project

    appraisal techniques, Social Cost Benefit Analysis, Project Risk Analysis and Risk Mitigation Measures,

    Project Appraisal by Financial Institutions, Banks and other Financial Agencies, Formulation of project

    report, Credit Risk Analysis and Project Rating by Funding Institutions , Project management Information

    Systems (PMIS)

    Introduction to Investment Management, The Investment Process, Security markets, Risk Estimation & Security Valuation, Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis, Efficient Market Theory, Bond Returns and

    Prices, Yield Curves, Term Structure of Interest Rates, Duration and Convexity, Bond Management

    Strategies, Employee Equity Options and Compensation, Real Options, Asset Pricing Models, Portfolio

    Analysis, Performance Evaluation Models. International Diversification.

    Introduction to Behavioural Finance Definition, History and Major Contributions, Behavioural Themes Heuristics, Framing, Market Inefficiency, Theoretical Foundations- Asset Pricing and Market Efficiency,

    Prospect Theory, Expected Utility Theory, Frames for Actions, Contingencies and Outcomes, Investor

    Behaviour and Asset Allocation Process, Drivers of Investor Behaviour Biases, Other Heuristics, Emotions, Investor Personality Traits, Asset Pricing Momentum, Herding, Biases, Information Anomalies, Noise Trading, Learning, Bubbles, Valuation Puzzles, IPO Dilemma, Reactions, Corporate

    Finance - Rational Managers and Irrational Investors, Project Financing, Dividend Policy, Money

    Management: Behavioural Investing and Neuro Finance and the Traders Brain, Entrepreneurial Hyper Intensity, Investor Specific Behaviour Issues - Pension Investors, Mutual Funds, Private Equity Investing,

    Client Education and Management, Private banking-Product Design and Allocation

    International Economics, Foreign Exchange Market, Regulation, Convertibility, Trade Theories, International Monetary Systems, Types of Foreign Exchange Markets and Transactions, Organization of

    the Foreign Exchange Markets, Forex Derivatives, Theory and practice of Forecasting Exchange Rates,

    International Financial Management Decisions, Foreign Exchange Exposure Management, Tax Treatment

    of Foreign Exchange Gains and Losses

    Taxes-types, need, impacts and economic perspectives, Tax Planning, Tax Evasion, Tax Avoidance, Income Tax - Computation under various heads of income and tax procedures, Set off and carry forward of

    losses; Minimum Alternate tax; Taxes on undistributed profits, Services Tax-incidence and exemptions,

    VAT framework, Corporate Decisions involving Tax Planning, Corporate Managerial Perspectives, Goods and Services Tax.

    Financial engineering Concept, Scope and Applications; Growth and Latest Innovations Conceptual Tools of a financial engineer - Valuation relationships and applications, Sensitivity Analysis, Risk-return

    trade-off, Portfolio Analysis, Leverage, Arbitrage and Market Efficiency, Financial Derivatives- options,

    futures and swaps concepts and applications, Complex Financial Derivatives, Debt Market Innovations - zero coupon securities, mortgage and asset backed securities, junk bonds; Equity and equity related

    products equity options, warrants, index futures and options. Hybrid securities, Real Option concept and valuation, Financial Engineering Strategies and Processes Corporate Restructuring, Asset Allocation and Forecasting, Tax-driven Deals and other equity based Strategies, Asset Liability Management, Hedging ratios and applications, Leverage Buyouts, Program Trading, Portfolio Insurance, Arbitrage and Synthetic

  • Instruments, Settlement and Clearing Systems- recent developments. Application of basic financial

    econometrics and statistics.

    III. MARKETING MANAGEMENT

    Current Issues in Marketing; Marketing Concepts; Marketing Mix

    Marketing Planning and Strategies;

    Role of Information Technology in Marketing;

    Marketing Implementation, Evaluation and Control;

    Consumer Buying behavior

    Consumer Decision Making process

    Marketing of Services: Services Marketing Mix, Service Blueprint and Service Quality

    Brand management: Brand Equity, Brand Loyalty and Brand Positioning

    Global Marketing-EPRG Framework, International Business Environment

    CRM; Customer Loyalty Ladder

    Planning & Managing Retail Business:Retail formats and non store retailing

    Integrated Marketing Communication: Advertising and Media Planning,

    Societal Marketing; Marketing Research; Green Marketing;

    Rural and Social Marketing.

    Social media Marketing and Viral Marketing

    Supply Chain management

    Sales and Distribution Management

    Introduction to Research in Marketing; Current Researches in Marketing; Problem Formulation for Marketing Research; Structuring Hypotheses & Research Designs; Data Collection;

    Statistical Methods for Analysis of Data; Applications of Analytical Techniques in Marketing Studies