MBA in Construction Management – Complete Details, Eligibility, Fees & Syllabus

Want to make your career in the construction industry? IGNOU has launched a new course for people aiming to build a career in construction. This program blends essential business skills with in-depth knowledge of construction management. It prepares you to take on leadership positions in this ever-changing field. Here’s what you should know about this program.

Program Overview

• Minimum Duration: 2 Years
• Maximum Duration: 4 Years
• Course Fee: Rs. 64,000
• Minimum Age: No bar
• Maximum Age: No bar

Eligibility Criteria

• The candidate must have a bachelor’s degree of at least 3 years.
• Candidate should have obtained a minimum score of 50% in graduation.
• Candidates under the reservation category are given some relaxation and have to acquire 45% marks in graduation.

Fee Structure

The total course fee is Rs. 64,000, divided across four semesters as follows:

• 1st Semester: Rs. 15,500
• 2nd Semester: Rs. 15,500
• 3rd Semester: Rs. 17,500 (includes an 8-credit project)
• 4th Semester: Rs. 15,500

Detailed Syllabus

The MBA in Construction Management is structured across four semesters, each focusing on different aspects of management and construction.

Semester 1	Semester 2	Semester 3	Semester 4
Management Functions and Organizational Processes	Information System Managers	Research Methodology for Management Decisions	Entrepreneurship
Human Resource Management	Management of Machines and Materials	International Business Management	Total Quality Management
Business Environment	Managerial Economics	Project Course (Equivalent to 2 Courses)	Business Ethics and CSR
Introduction to Geo-Business Analytics	Social Processes and Behavioral Issues	Construction Management – I	Construction Management – II
Quantitative Analysis for Managerial Applications	Strategic Management	Planning and Construction of Buildings Management	Operation and Maintenance Management of Construction Equipment
Marketing Management	Business Laws	Principles of Engineering Management and Economics	Construction Works Supervision and Management
Business Communication	Financial Management	Inventory and Stores Management	Repair and Maintenance Management of the Building