1^st  Year MBA Programme in India, Bangalore at St Hopkins College of Management.

2^nd Year MBA Programme in Docklands, London, UK at EThames Graduate School.

 

 

1.  Induction in Goa – Roots to Fruits programme followed by Campus Party at (Vaghatur). GOA.
2. Back to Bangalore – Industrial Integrated programme, soft skill training for one week.
3. At Bangalore – Facilities have been mentioned below.
4. Programme – MBA start up with the top most faculties in town.
5. Internship Programme – Students will visit 10 different Industries for practical experience from the second month.
6. Third month – Students will organize for a seminar. 10 top colleges will be joining for three days followed by the bash organized by the College.
7. Fourth month – Process Analysis and MBA in Finance Study. Will contact 10 top CEO of India.
8. Six Month – Academics Exam. Oral Skill Capacity test followed with Project presentations.
9. Seventh Month – Internship programme at seven different Financial Institutions upto 5 months. Earn while you Learn process.
10. Eight Month – Trip to Singapore (1 week) for academic training at Huston College, Singapore with certification followed by the bash arranged by Financial Institutions for three days. 
11. Ninth Month – Six Sigma and SAP training programme with project presentations.
12. Twelfth month - Academics Exam. Oral Skill Capacity test followed with Project presentations. Thanks giving to all the seniors at the Rock Star Hub.
13. Thirteenth Month – Visa Counseling, Final Party at HCM Bangalore, India and start your process at UK, EThames College.
14. Rest of the process is mentioned below for UK, EThames College, MBA Finance.

 

 

 

 

Core Courses - Organisation Behavior, Financial Accounting, Marketing Planning, micro economics, Quantitative Methods- 1, Business Law and Business Communication.

 

Core Brackets -   Business Management Skills, Yoga Self- managed Activities - Current events analysis, Concepts review Field Application - Organisation Study

 

 

Core Courses - Human Resource Management, Cost & Management Accounting, Marketing

Implementation, Macroeconomics for Business, Quantitative Methods- 2, Operations Management,

Business Oriented Computer Applications (BOCA) Leadership & Teamwork Skills - Personal effectiveness, Conflict resolution, Interpersonal Skills, Teamwork 

 

 

Marketing Research, Corporate Finance, Consumer Behavior, Corporate Strategy, International

Business, Quality & Productivity Management, Management Information Systems for IB

 

Core Brackets - Oracle in Multi- user Environment Leadership & Teamwork Skills - Negotiation

Skills, EQ and much more............

 

 

Facilities

 

 

HCM has established excellent brand equity with the corporate world. Companies recognize that HCM is an Institute where they can find the best-in-class students for their recruitment needs. The placement Division provides assistance to students for their final placement as well as for their mid program internships. HCM has a track record of placing its graduates in many world-class organizations for final placement and students at HCM can be confident of acquiring a significant set of additional skills during their time at the institute that companies are eager to employ. We are the first college through out India to assure you 100% placement service. We also provide students internship for all.

 

 

Every Student get a laptop with Wifi connected at the campus so that you can work as you like.

 

HCM provides educational tours in foreign countries to analyze system and skills of abroad companies and culture. It will make our students walk hand in hand with the global perspective in the future. USA and Singapore

 

 

HCM students will be covered under health insurance policy from a national insurance company.

The student of this institute will get a scholarship based upon there previous academic record and the result of college internal scholarship exams and the performance in university exams will also be considered.

 

 

We provide hostel facilities keeping in mind the convenience of our students to travel and with an educational environment. We even provide mess facility which is scrutinized for being hygienic.

 

Bangalore HCM

1.  A/c room with one in single room facility = 8500 Rs per Month with Veg and Non Veg food options.
2. A/c room with two in one room = 6500 Rs per Month with Veg and Non Veg food options.
3. Non A/c room with four in one room = 3500 Rs per month with Veg and Non Veg food options.

 

United Kingdome HCM

East London	£290 - £390 (single), £430 - £600 (double)
West London	£280 - £430 (single), £459 - £690 (double)
South London	£280 - £500 (single), £350 - £650 (double)
North London	£300 -£400 (single), £430 - £550  (double)

1. Average weekly grocery bill (including food, basic laundry and toiletry items for 2 people) = £60
2. Average pub meal £6 - £10
3. Average restaurant meal £12 - £20
4. Average meal for two in mid-priced restaurant £40

1.      Certification by India UGC recognized University if Studied in India for Two Years.

2.      Certification by UK recognized College if Studied in UK with PGDM or Dual Programme.

3.      Certification by USA, Singapore will be the same with PGDM or Dual Programme.

4.      Certification by Six Sigma, SAP Intro, Industries, Institutes and Softskills Programme.

 

HCM provides an opportunity to work in the industries during there academic session. This improves the inter personnel skills and also the exposure to the global market. So by the time students might have finished their MBA, after 6 months HCM will provide work Placement option, where the College will provide professional work placement assistance to help you secure a full time (paid) work placement, where this will benefit your studies. Please ensure you specify whether you require this option at the time of application (Cost is Rs7000/-).

 

E Thames qualifications include a 6 months Work Placement option, where the College will provide professional work placement assistance to help you secure a full time (paid) work placement, where this will benefit your studies. Please ensure you specify whether you require this option at the time of application (Cost is £600).

The UK Government currently offers students the opportunity to work full time in the UK for 2 years after they have successfully completed a UK Masters or Bachelors degree under the Post Study Work Visa scheme in Tier 1 of the new Points Based System for Visas.

 

 

The campus across has Wi-Fi access that you can have access to the internet from anywhere in the campus.

1.      Weekly Zone 1-6 Travel card = £41

2.      Monthly Zone 1-2 Travel card = £86

3.      Train trip to Edinburgh = £110 (standard single)

4.      Train trip to Cambridge / Brighton  = £17 - £20 (single)

5.      Avg mid-sized car rental for a weekend = £70

6.      Return budget flight to Spain = £120 - £150 (budget carrier)

7.      Eurostar return ticket to Paris = £125 (standard class)

8.      Return flight to Ireland = £50 - £60 (budget carrier)

1.      Movie = £7-£10

2.      West End Theatre = £25+

3.      Club/Pub Entry = £5 - £20

4.      Live music/concerts = £10+

5.      Chart CDs = £8 - £12

6.      New release DVD rental = £3.50

 

There are also some initial costs that will whittle your wallet down fairly quickly if you don’t plan accordingly, especially when it comes to setting up longer-term accommodation. Generally you should budget for the following:

Accommodation when you arrive: If you haven’t already organized accommodation for when you first arrive, make sure you have enough money for hostel or hotel accommodation (from £11 upwards per night) or to give to mates who let you doss.

Bond and first month’s rent: This will be your most significant outlay. When leasing a flat or room in a flat-share bond can be up to 6 weeks rent and on top of that you will probably have to pay up to a month’s rent in advance. This could be as much as £1000 depending on the price of your rent.

Transport: Flat and job hunting can take a lot of trekking across the city on Tubes and buses. Make sure you have some cash for public transport or to purchase an Oyster card, Getting around the UK.

Mobile phone: If you’ve brought your mobile phone from home you still may need to buy a SIM card or pay to have your phone ‘unlocked’ from your previous carrier. Avoid phone contracts if possible and opt for pre-pay calling. Be sure to put aside some cash to buy pre-paid top-ups; not being able to call back a potential employer because you have no credit is not a good look!

Internet access: You’ll probably be using the Internet for job hunting, searching for accommodation and staying in touch with family and friends back home. Internet cafes charge from £1 an hour, but allow plenty of cash for this as you’d be surprised how many hours you can rack up in these places.

Clothing: Hopefully you packed suitable clothes for the season you’re arriving in the UK and if you found room in your suitcase or backpack, suitable clothing for job interviews in your line of work. But, if sneakers won out over suits, make sure you have some pounds in your budget for interview and work-wear.

Eating and drinking: Your first few weeks are sure to be a blur of eating, drinking and socializing. Eating out in London isn’t cheap so try not to have breakfast, lunch and dinner (and those crisps with your pint) while out and about as it will be more economical to buy groceries and prepare your own meals.

 

The cost changes as and when the British pound price changes. The Terms Cost and Conditions Apply as per the Rules and Regulations of the College in UK. The cost may vary in a meager way as per the College Terms.