No Syllabus After Three Months! 3,000 DAVV BBA Students Left In Limbo In Indore

Indore, Madhya Pradesh - Three months into the 2026-27 academic session, nearly 3,000 BBA students at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) find themselves in a state of uncertainty due to the delayed syllabus finalisation for three BBA programmes: Hospital Administration, Hotel Management, and Foreign Trade. With classes already underway since July, the revised syllabi for these programmes remain pending, leaving both students and their colleges in a precarious position.

The responsibility for preparing the syllabi lies with the Board of Studies in Management, but the board has yet to convene a meeting to finalize the curriculum. Colleges have attempted to bring the issue to the university's attention, but the delay persists. Concerns are mounting over the impact of this delay on academic planning, as colleges struggle to align their teaching schedules with the eventual syllabus and potentially risk inadequately covering the prescribed coursework before examinations.

While the university has expressed an intent to convene the Board of Studies meeting soon, likely after Diwali, students remain uncertain about the final curriculum and its implications for their academic journey.