After a lot of dilly dallying, Delhi University has finally come clear on the colleges that will offer the Bachelor’s with Honours course in Management Studies (BMS).
The new course was brought in after BBE, BBS and BFIF courses were discontinued. These courses were immensely popular and nearly 100% of the students got placements. The total number of seats in all three courses was 891. With the introduction of the BMS course, the number has come down by 51, a move that has angered many applicants.
Colleges offering BMS courses in DU in 2013:
- Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies
- College of Vocational Studies
- Keshav Mahavidyalaya
- Maharaja Agrasen College
- Bhim Rao Ambedkar College
- Deen Dayal Upadhyay College
Total number of seats on offer is 840.
“At a time students are struggling to get admissions in good colleges and courses, Delhi University is cutting the number of seats. This move will have a detrimental effect on the interests of students and the number of seats should be restored to 891. This reduction will not help anyone,” said Tanmay Thakur, a DU aspirant.
It was earlier believed that BMS will be started in colleges where either one of the three discontinued courses were being taught. However, the university constituted a committee to look into the infrastructure and faculty available so that they could ensure that the course will be of high quality. The course will now come under the Faculty of Management Studies.
According to sources, Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies and the College of Vocational Studies have the most number of seats.
“The College of Vocational Studies was running a number of courses related to business and management such as office administration and secretarial practice, managing and marketing of insurance and human resource management,” sources said.
“In all, there were six vocational courses with 77 seats each that were related to business and management. A large number of these 462 seats may now be converted into BMS seats as the other courses are not being offered as Discipline I,” the sources added.
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