PG Program in Business Management: Finance

Case studies help in achieving three objectives. One, students get an opportunity to apply concepts to real life situations. Two, case studies involve intense participation; this enables the students to discuss their points of view in a formal classroom environment, thus sharpening their analytical and communication skills. Three, case studies train students to get multiple perspectives and appreciate alternate paths to a common goal.

As mentioned earlier, at Praxis, the text book for a subject is a mere starting point. Term papers, additional readings, book and article reviews ensure that the students seek knowledge beyond the text book. In some courses, students are required to create business plans - this requires them to understand the business environment, assimilate the different functional aspects of a business and create viable business models.