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PRODUCT LINE
Undergraduate and postgraduate: 28 -BBA -MBA International IT certification courses: 6 Proposed programs: 8 Short courses: 5
WE HAVE CHOSEN
BBA !!!
WE HAVE PROSECUTED A RESEARCH WORK BASED ON BBA OF DIU
Legal Factor
Rules and regulations of UGC Private University Act 2010, company act 1994, trademark act 2009, value added tax act 1991, labor act, environmental act the Private University Act (PUC), 2010
Ecological Factors
giving donation to the flood affected victims, providing warm clothes the poor in the winter season, observing tree plantation program, beautifying the roads, observing world food day, observing world habitat day
Political Factors
Ministry of Education and UGC are
the apex policy making institution of the Government regarding administration and development of higher level education sector. Any policy change in educational sector affects DIU apparently.
Economic Factors
Income level of the people of Bangladesh Inflation rate of Bangladesh Exchange rate of Bangladesh: It will affect the foreign students studying in DI Recession Interest rate Labor cost Unemployment level Taxes and tariff
Technological Factors
Computer Network Equipment Data Center License Copy Software University Computer Labs and Network In total, Computing Laboratories have more than
550 computers
Undergraduate Programs (Faculty of Science & Information Technology) Undergraduate Programs for Diploma holders (Faculty of Science & Information Technology) Undergraduate Programs (Faculty of Business & Economics) Undergraduate Programs (Faculty of Humanities and Social Science) Master Programs (Faculty of Science & Information Technology) Master Programs (Faculty of Business & Economics) Master Programs (Faculty of Humanities and Social Science)
PRICING :
Service Undergraduate Programs (Faculty of Science & Information Technology) Undergraduate holders (Faculty Programs of Science for & Diploma Information
Product range
Technology) Undergraduate Programs (Faculty of Business & Economics) Undergraduate Programs (Faculty of Humanities and Social Science) Master Programs (Faculty of Science & Information Technology) Master Programs (Faculty of Business & Economics)
taka 3,51,100- 4,85,900 taka 1,12,750- 3,55,000 taka 1,05,700-1,68,000 taka 1,40,500-2,13,600
taka 77,500-1,34,250
PROCESS:
The process of delivering the educational service is crucial since it ensures that the same standard of service is repeatedly delivered to the customers.
PHYSICAL EVIDENCE:
Since services are intangible in nature most service providers strive to incorporate certain tangible elements into their offering to enhance customer experience.
THE ACADEMIC BUILDINGS, LAB FACILITIES, GYMNASIUM, FOOD COURT ARE ALL PART OF PHYSICAL EVIDENCE.
ALLOCATION OF COST
Cost allocation is a process of providing relief to shared service organization's cost centers.
There are two approaches to allocate the cost that a firm may use Allocate costs to activities of production and delivery of daily products Allocate on the basis of key determinants of competitive advantage in selling various customers.
accommodating approximately 2300 students. It has three semesters. Different numbers of students get admission in these three semesters.
Like: Spring (January): In this season almost 1600 students get admission. This can be said as the peak period, capacity utilization here is the highest. Capacity utilization= (Actual number of students /potential students) *100 = (1600/2300)*100 =70%
FALL SEASON (SEPTEMBER): In this season almost 800 students get admission. This can be said as the off period, capacity utilization here is the lowest.
Capacity utilization= (Actual number of students /potential students) *100 = (800/2300)*100 =34%
Capacity utilization= (Actual number of students /potential students) *100 = (1100/2300)*100 = 47%
MARKET SEGMENTATION
1) Geography 1) City 2) Density 2) Demographic 1) Age 2) Family income 3) Education 3) Psychographic 1) Social class 2) Life style 4) Behavioral 1) Occasion 2)Benefits
TARGET MARKET
The target market of DIU are HSC students and A-Level Students having minimum 2.5 GPA both in SSC and HSC or any equivalent background from any group may apply for admission in BBA.
. Completing five O-level subjects and at least two A-level subjects with at least GPA 2.5 (Below C grade in any subject is not acceptable) may apply for admission.
POSITIONING STRATEGY
1. Permanent Campus 2. Quality Education 3. Qualified Academicians 4. Academic Diversity 5. Efficient Administration 6. Wifi covered 7. One student One Laptop
students valuing some non-economic functions of the service they get. As a non-economic function, DIU provides the feeling of prestige and statuses to the students.
BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS
SUMMER
FALL
23398.8 BDT
872 Students
(Rounded)
56,55,2514 BDT
SUMMER
20033.64 BDT
1018 Students
(Rounded)
66,029,333 BDT
FALL
20743.33 BDT
983 Students
(Rounded)
63765244 BDT
PRICE-QUALITY RELATIONSHIP
COMPARISON BETWEEN COMPARATIVE VALUE
SEU & DIU EWU & DIU NSU & DIU DIU & MIU
FORMULA USED:
2) PROCESS VARIABLES:
Amount of class contact Peer ratings
3) SERVICE VARIABLES:
Student performance Employability
Universities NSU
EWU SEU DIU MIU
PRICING STRATEGY
COST ORIENTED APPROACH
Or
DEMAND ORIENTED APPROACH?
or
COMPETITION ORIENTED APPROACH?
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