DoMS, Indian Institute of Science

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Department of Management Studies, IISc, Bangalore
Established	1948
Chairman	Prof. K R Yogendra Simha
Location	Bangalore, India
Enrollment	20 MBA Students and Research students
Admission Criteria	JMET + GD + PI +Profile
Homepage	http://mgmt.iisc.ernet.in

The Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Science, established in 1948, is one of the oldest management schools in the country. The Department offers an MBA programme exclusively for engineering graduates. It has a very strong research programme leading to M.Sc.(Engg.) and Ph.D. degrees in management for full time students, to teachers from engineering colleges under Quality Improvement Programme (QIP), and to practicing professionals from industry on part time basis through External Registration Programme (ERP).

[edit] Courses/Degrees offered

The department offers a full-time MBA program, a Phd program and an MSc Engg. program. It also offers an External Registration Program (ERP) program for practising industry professionals. The admission to MBA program is limited to only engineering graduates. They are screened for the program through a rigorous 3 step process starting with an all India level test called Joint Management Entrance Test (JMET) followed by group discussion and then a personal interviw. The MBA batch size is strictly limited to 20.

[edit] MBA Program

MBA is organized as a 21 month, four term program. The courses are broadly classified into hard core, soft core and electives. The hard core courses enable students to acquire fundamental skills in various management disciplines, while the soft core and electives are tailor made to cater to individual interests. In addition to class room teaching there are mandatory industry projects which need to be undertaken. At the end of first year, every student is stipulated to undergo an internship in industry for a minimum period of eight weeks. There is one more industrial project during fourth semester, which usually doubles up as MBA thesis project.