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COURSES OFFERED
ABOUT THE COURSE
The courses offered by IIIB are
a) Diploma in Export Management
b) Advanced Diploma in Export Management
SYLLABUS
(COMMON FOR DIPLOMA IN EXPORT
MANAGEMENT AND ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN EXPORT MANAGEMENT)
1.International
Marketing
Scope of International marketing-identification of foreign markets-product
planning. Export pricing-Method of entry in a foreign market-Appointing
Agents abroad-Product promotion in the international market-International
market research-New techniques of international market-Project exports-International
economic institutions-Software exports and service exports-management
of risk in international marketing. International commercial terms.(100
Marks)
2.Export-Import
Procedure and Documentation
Basic documents used in international trade-export letter of credit - processing of an export
order - excise duty and sales tax procedure - pre-shipment documentation - standardisation procedure
for export by sea, inland container depots, container freight stations, export by air, courier service,
land and river, export by post. Collection, negotiation of export documents - registration, formalities
with export promotion councils, FIEO, export promotion schemes, incentives to exporters - Registration
formalities - opening of letter of credit for import. Retirement of import documents. Customs procedure
for clearing of imported goods. (100 Marks)
3.Foreign
Exchange Management
Foreign exchange markets - different players in the market - type of FOREX transactions -
exchange rates basics - exchange rate quotations - merchant rates - forward contracts - FEDAI
guidelines on export-import transactions - exchange control regulations of RBI on export of goods
software etc - exchange control regulations of RBI on imports - revaluation and depreciation of currencies
- full convertibility of rupee - foreign currency accounts - foreign exchange risk management in
international business.
(100 Marks)
4.Export-Import
Finance
Export finance and payments - export credit - financing foreign receivables - advances against
collections - discounting trade acceptance - institutional support for export finance in India - RBI
guidelines - trade control - ECGC guidelines - FEDAI guidelines - International Chamber of Commerce.
Stages of export finance - types of pre-shipment and post-shipment finance. Different stages of postshipment
finance-types of post-shipment finance -. New schemes of export financing - rediscounting
of export bills -options for the exporters - forfeiting and factoring - finance for software exports - Import
finance - import letter of credit-exchange control requirements - RBI guidelines - FEDAI & UCPDC
provisions.
(100 Marks)
5.Product Specialisation for Export
Students can select one
of the following subjects and indicate their choice in the application
form.
Export of apparel (Garments); Pharmaceuticals: Cashew; Carpet; Chemicals and Allied Products;
Cotton Textiles; Electronic Goods; Engineering Goods; Gem & Jewellery; Handicrafts and Gift Items;
Handloom; Silk; Leather; Marine Products; Plastic and Linoleums; Shellac; Sports Goods; Spices;
Synthetic and Rayon Textiles; Wool; Power Loom & Millmade; Jute; Software; Agriculture and Allied
Products.
Syllabus: Introduction: A profile
of the industry-production process-quality inspection-markets-global
competition -Export promotion schemes-role of export promotion councils-Future
Prospects of the product.
(100 Marks)
ADDITIONAL SYLLABUS ONLY
FOR ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN EXPORT MANAGEMENT
Essentials of Management
The basis of management theory and science, planning- organising-
staffing- leadership- motivation- communication- controlling- export correspondence- business negotiations
(100 Marks)
FEES
| FEES FOR THE
COURSE |
Diploma in Export
Management |
Advanced Diploma
in Export Management |
| A. Lump sum (along
with the filled in application Form) |
Rs.4,500
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Rs.5,000
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| B. Installment
Scheme: -Along with the filled in application
form |
Rs.2,500
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Rs.2,800
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| -One month after
enrolment |
Rs.1,200
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Rs.1,300
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| -Two months after
enrolment |
Rs.1,200
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Rs.1,300
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| FEES FOR STUDENTS
RESIDING ABROAD |
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| A. Lump sum (along
with the filled in application Form) |
Rs.6,000 or
US$150
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Rs.6,500 or
US$165
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| B. Installment
Scheme: -Along with the filled in application
form |
Rs.3,000 or
US$75
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Rs.3,500 or
US$85
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| -One month after
enrolment |
Rs.2,000 or
US$50
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Rs.2,000 or
US$50
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| -Two months after
enrolment |
Rs.2,000 or
US$50
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Rs.2,000 or
US$50
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Fees should be sent only by demand
draft in favour of INDIAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS payable
at Chennai.
EXAMINATIONS
The question papers will be sent to the students in 15 days
after completion of the program. The students should submit the
answer sheets within 15 days after the receipt of question papers.
The answers must be written in their own handwriting in A4 size
white paper. Any student who fails in an examination can rewrite
paper in which he/she failed on payment of Rs.100(Rupees One Hundred
only) as examination fee for each paper.
SUBJECTS FOR EXAMINATION
1. International Marketing
2. Export Procedure and Documentation
3. Foreign Exchange
4. Export-Import Finance
5. Product Specialisation
6. Essentials of Management
PASSING REQUIREMENTS
Minimum marks
for a pass in each paper
-- 45% Minimum aggregate
Marks
-- 50%
Minimum marks for 1st class
-- 60%
Marks for distinction
-- 75% and above
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DIPLOMA CERTIFICATE
The diploma certificate along with the mark
sheet will be sent to the students on obtaining pass mark in all
subjects.
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