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JBS Ph.D Program
The Jaypee Business School, Noida offers Ph.D programme in all functional areas of management. The Ph.D programme is quite rigorous as the scholars are expected to undertake stipulated course work and present their progress every 6 months in the Review Seminar before the research board.
For admission to the Ph.D programme preference will be given to the candidates willing to register on full time basis, however limited number of candidates may be admitted on part time basis. For admission to the Ph.D Program candidates are expected to either qualify NET / SLET / UGC / CSIR (JRF) or the admission test conducted by the institute.
Syllabus and Format for Ph.D Admission Test : Management
Format of Ph.D Admission Test Question Paper (For Management)
- Duration: 120 Minutes.
- Full Marks: 100.
- For detailed syllabus refer to the website.
- Distribution of Marks.
Syllabus of Ph.D Admission Test ( For Management)
Part A: (60% MCQs).
60 multiple choice questions of one mark each covering (i) Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability (ii) Business and Economic Environment (iii) Research Aptitude and Methods.
Part B: (40%) from any one area mentioned below.
Five Descriptive Questions of 8 marks each.
General Management
Management Process and Organizational Behaviour- Evolution of Management thought, Management Functions, Decision making, Group Dynamics, Work motivation, Conflict Management. Application of Information Technology in Management, Micro and Macro economics, Economic environment and policy.
Finance
Financial Statement Analysis, Fund Flow and Cash Flow Analysis, Nature and scope of Financial Management, Capital budgeting decisions, Capital Market and Regulation, Stock Market and Regulation; Mutual Funds, Money Market and Instruments; Investment and Portfolio Management; Investment Risk and Returns; Security Analysis; Foreign Exchange Markets.; Ratio Analysis.
Marketing
Marketing as a Philosophy of business and Marketing Process, Marketing Mix Decisions, Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning, Consumer Behaviour; Buying Motives, Factors Influencing Consumer Behaviour. Tools and Techniques of Marketing research.
Operations Management
Role and Scope of Operations Management; Faculty Location; Layout Planning and Analysis, Production Planning and Control, Operations Process Analysis, Demand Forecasting for Operations, Determinants of Product mix, Production Scheduling, Work measurement, Time and Motion Study, Statistical Quality Control, Concepts in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Total Quality Management and Service Operations Management. Role and Scope of Operations Research, Linear Programming; Sensitivity Analysis, Duality, Transportation Model; Inventory Control, Queueing Theory, Decision Theory, Markov Analysis, PERT / CPM.
Human Resource Management
Organizing and Staffing; Recruitment, Selection, Placement and Induction processes: – meaning, nature, methods, techniques -current practices; Performance Appraisal and Performance Management processes Human Resource Development- Training and Development Processes – meaning, nature, methods and techniques; Human Resource Information System; Human Resource Accounting and Auditing; ( current developments and practices in these area). Management of Industrial Relations: Trade Unions and Employers Associations; Discipline and Grievance Management; Participative Management, ILO and Industrial Relations.
