Sanskriti University

The well being of a country is intimately connected to the well being of its businesses. Business can make a difference to the society if responsible decisions are taken keeping in mind future needs of the people, society and the environment. Thus, business schools are required to mould managers with thought provoking wisdom.

The School of Management & Commerce offers under-graduate and post-graduate degrees to the students after they complete the prescribed learning process that enables them to meet the needs of professional managers required in a dynamic global market. The wide spectrum of knowledge in the present century, driven by technological progress and expansion of communication channels has made it a compulsion for the organizations to remain highly competitive for sustenance & growth.

A new breed of managers and visionary leaders are required for working out strategies that are responsive to the global requirement of competent managers. In addition to the domestic demand of efficient managers, resource-rich countries like Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) have the potential to drive global economic growth across vast regions of both the developing and developed worlds. However, pace of growth is dependent on the capabilities of the managers.

managersThe School of Management & Commerce is well aware of domestic & international requirements and has designed the programme pedagogy accordingly. Besides the syllabi, efficient on the job training is also designed to ensure fulfillment of specific needs of the teaching-learning process and to infuse self confidence to take on challenges of the business world.

The school has well qualified, experienced and competent faculty members with through knowledge of their respective areas of specialization be it finance, marketing, human resource or international business. The faculty members are carefully chosen to select a healthy combination of both academic and industry experts.

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