What Will You Learn?
KV Institute of Management and Information Studies (KVIM) offers a comprehensive two-year, four-semester program designed to prepare students for high-growth roles in the infrastructure and real estate sectors. Delivered under its AICTE-approved MBA framework, the program focuses on building industry-relevant knowledge and practical skills aligned with current market requirements. KVIM provides an industry-ready curriculum, strong placement support in Coimbatore, and a consistent 100% placement track record, making it a preferred choice for students planning MBA admission 2025.
In addition to the syllabus prescribed by Anna University as part of its MBA courses affiliated with the University, KVIM emphasizes real-world learning through industry exposure and practical training. This approach ensures a value-for-money MBA experience and equips students with the competencies required to build a successful and sustainable career after completing their MBA in India.
Program Structure
The first two semesters of the MBA program are common across all specializations, including Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, and Business Analytics, while Semesters 3 and 4 focus specifically on Infrastructure and Real Estate Management. This structure ensures that students first build a strong foundation in core management concepts before moving into domain-specific learning.
Semester 1 – Foundation for Management
Semester 1 is designed to develop essential managerial fundamentals. Students study statistics for management, management concepts and organizational behavior, managerial economics, accounting for decision making, legal aspects of business, and information management. The curriculum also includes a non-functional elective such as entrepreneurship management or event management, along with contemporary business communication delivered as a laboratory course and Indian ethos and business ethics conducted through seminar-based learning.
Semester 2 – Core Functional Areas of Management
In Semester 2, students gain exposure to key functional areas of management. The subjects include applied operations research, business research methods, financial management, human resource management, operations management, business analytics, and marketing management. Practical orientation is strengthened through data analysis and business modelling laboratories, as well as a creativity and innovation laboratory, helping students develop analytical and problem-solving skills.
Corporate Exposure & Practical Learning
To enhance practical understanding and corporate readiness, KVIM integrates several experiential learning components into the program. Students participate in industrial visits, mini consulting projects, CI³ ultra short-term projects in collaboration with over 150 MoU partners, and guest lectures delivered by corporate executives. A structured summer project or internship conducted after Semester 2 further strengthens industry exposure. These initiatives support KVIM’s focus on industry readiness and placement-oriented learning.
Semester 3 – Infrastructure & Real Estate Specialization
Semester 3 allows students to specialize in infrastructure and real estate management through advanced subject offerings. The curriculum covers areas such as infrastructure planning, scheduling and control, contracts and arbitration, project management for infrastructure, human resource management with a focus on safety and quality, disaster mitigation and management, economics and financial management in construction, urban environmental management, smart materials and technologies for infrastructure, strategic airport infrastructure management, real estate marketing and management, infrastructure and real estate entrepreneurship, and valuation of real estate and infrastructure assets. These subjects equip students with the technical, managerial, and regulatory knowledge required in the sector.
Semester 4 – Project Work
The final semester is dedicated entirely to project work, enabling students to apply their learning to real-world infrastructure or real estate challenges. This capstone project strengthens practical skills, strategic thinking, and decision-making abilities essential for professional success in the industry.
Placement Preparation
Placement-oriented training begins in Semester 1 and continues until the placement season at the end of Semester 3. Students also attend KVIM Super Specialty Classes, where they learn advanced, industry-relevant concepts not fully covered in university-prescribed subjects.