Business Management can be defined as the administration of the business organization to generate profits or achieve desired goals through systematic plans and strategies.

                    There are various facets in managing or administering an organization such as Planning, Organizing, Monitoring, Analyzing, etc. Also management can be classified as per the area of operating such as Finance, Accounts, Planning, Purchase, Store, Sales, Marketing, Business Development, Strategy making, Human Resource, IT, Communication, Operations, Supply chain, Logistics, Branding, and much more. Each and every stage of a business model requires management in order to ensure quality outcome in a desired time frame so that the goals and objectives of the organizations are met.

                    Business management has been a subject of prime choice for management or business aspirants since decades. Whether it is to pursue the management course from the oldest business school of the world, generating management graduates since 1819 or the young influential universities offering management courses with competent managerial education, the study of management has always focused on the development of the soft skills and technical know how of an individual to run a business with ease and effectiveness.

                    Business management is not just about generating profits but it has various dimensions to be concerned about such as customer relationship management, Customer retention, Brand Building, Competing with the competitors, Entering new market, conducting research, Customer services, etc.

                    Ranging from Entrepreneurship to managing different business functions in various Corporates, Multi national companies, Manufacturing units, etc. there is a myriad of professional opportunities and success.