kempegowda institute of management studies and research (kimsr) offers a two-year mba in rural management management program. this program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge to become successful professionals in the field of rural management. the program covers topics such as rural development, rural finance, rural marketing, rural entrepreneurship, rural policy, and rural infrastructure. eligibility criteria for admission include a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% marks. the admission process includes an entrance exam, group discussion and personal interview. career prospects after completion of the program include roles in rural development, rural finance, rural marketing, rural entrepreneurship, rural policy, and rural infrastructure.
| Course Duration | Course Level | Course Tuition Fees | Mode of Study | Institute Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Years | MBA | INR 2.5 Lakhs | Full-time | Private |
1. rural development and planning
2. rural marketing and entrepreneurship
3. rural financial management
4. rural infrastructure and technology
5. rural human resource management
6. rural economics and policy
7. rural sociology and governance
8. rural livelihoods and sustainable development
9. rural health and nutrition
10. rural environment and natural resource management
11. rural leadership and change management
12. rural communication and media management
| Semester | Important Topics |
|---|---|
| 1st Semester | Rural Development, Rural Economics, Rural Sociology, Rural Marketing, Rural Finance, Rural Planning and Management |
| 2nd Semester | Rural Entrepreneurship, Rural Infrastructure, Rural Technology, Rural Human Resource Management, Rural Livelihoods, Rural Governance |
| 3rd Semester | Rural Health and Nutrition, Rural Education, Rural Environment, Rural Tourism, Rural Energy, Rural Communication |
| 4th Semester | Rural Banking and Insurance, Rural Legal Framework, Rural Cooperatives, Rural Social Security, Rural Poverty Alleviation, Rural Gender Issues |
