Syllabus
SEMESTER I |
Management Subjects
- Perspective Management
- Finance & Cost Accounting
- Organization Behaviour
- Managerial Economics & Indian Economics
- Business Communication Skills
- Business Ethics, C. G., C. S. R.
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The CII Subjects
- WCE - Insurance claims handling (non-UK)
- WUE - Insurance underwriting (non-UK)
- Customer Service in Insurance (W04)
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SEMESTER II |
Management Subjects
- Financial Management
- Marketing Applications & Practices
- e - Commerce
- Taxation
- Summer Internship Project
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The CII Subjects
- Insurance Laws (M05)
- Cargo & goods in transit (M 90)
- Motor Insurance (M94)
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SEMESTER III |
Management Subjects
- Business Mathematics
- Consumer Behaviour & Sales Management
- Logistics
- Strategic Management
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The CII Subjects
- Reinsurance (M97)
- Business & Economics (530)
- Marketing Insurance Products and Services (945)
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SEMESTER IV |
Management Subjects
- International Business
- Insurance Business Environment
- Summer Projects Evaluation
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The CII Subjects
- Insurance Corporate Management (990)
- Advanced Claims (820)
- Advanced Underwriting (960)
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* Syllabus subject to change due to exigencies
Performance Assessment
The teaching methodology adopted at the institute will consist of classroom sessions wherein students
will be exposed to case studies, experiential learning, role play, scenario building as well as live industry
projects. The emphasis will be on developing the understanding of the subject by the students since they
are expected to convert teachings into application and execution mode. To facilitate this interactive
learning process, they will be mentored and subdivided into learning groups or work teams which will
facilitate team working as well as collective learning. Their curriculum would include industry visits,
rural visits, societal relief exposures besides industry internships. Students’ participation in all these
activities is compulsory.
Selected subjects like Principles of Management, Perspective Management, Strategic Management, etc. will be taught through case study method. For all
subjects, students are expected to come to the class well prepared and updated. Faculty may take surprise exams at any point. During the study, students will
be assessed subject wise based on the weightages mentioned here.
Sr. No. |
Parameter |
Weightage |
1 |
Final Exam |
50 |
2 |
Projects |
20 |
3 |
Oral Evaluation - Viva |
15 |
4 |
Quiz, Class Participation and Continuous Assessment |
15 |
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Total |
100 |
Credit Points evaluation system
Sr. No. |
Credit Points |
Evaluation |
1 |
0.70 and above |
Pass with distinction |
2 |
0.60 to 0.69 |
Pass with first class |
3 |
0.50 to 0.59 |
Pass with second class |
4 |
Less than 0.50 |
Fail |
Every subject will be given maximum of 1 point for its credit and minimum credit points required to
clear the subject is 0.5. These points will be given on the basis of students' marks in the subject.
The certificates will be issued depending upon minimum 0.5 credit received in each subject for the
certificate module. e.g. if maximum credit points are 11, minimum 5.5 credit points are required
besides minimum 0.5 credit points in each subject.