Yes, this textbook is meticulously crafted to align 100% with the latest National Education Policy (NEP) syllabus prescribed for Marketing Management at Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Absolutely. The book's table of contents and chapter structure are designed to cover every topic mentioned in the university's syllabus for both Unit I and Unit II.
Yes, the book has dedicated chapters on Emerging Trends, including comprehensive coverage of Digital Marketing, Green Marketing, CRM, Direct Marketing, and Retail Marketing.
Yes, Chapter 23 on "Marketing of Services" provides a detailed explanation of the unique characteristics of services and the expanded 7 Ps marketing mix framework.
Chapter 5 on "Marketing Environment" specifically focuses on key environmental factors within the Indian context, making the concepts more relatable and applicable for students.
Yes, its syllabus-specific approach, clear structuring, and focused content make it an ideal resource for thorough revision and effective exam preparation.
Yes, Chapter 2 provides a complete overview of all marketing concepts and philosophies, from the traditional Production and Product Concepts to the modern Holistic Marketing Concept.
Yes, Chapter 22 is entirely dedicated to "Physical Distribution," covering its components and importance within the marketing mix.
Yes, Chapter 21 specifically addresses Channel Management and provides strategies for Channel Conflict Resolution.
While it is specifically designed for PU Chandigarh's syllabus, students from other universities with similar marketing management curricula may also find it highly beneficial for understanding core concepts.
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Yes, this textbook is meticulously crafted to align 100% with the latest National Education Policy (NEP) syllabus prescribed for Marketing Management at Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Absolutely. The book's table of contents and chapter structure are designed to cover every topic mentioned in the university's syllabus for both Unit I and Unit II.
Yes, the book has dedicated chapters on Emerging Trends, including comprehensive coverage of Digital Marketing, Green Marketing, CRM, Direct Marketing, and Retail Marketing.
Yes, Chapter 23 on "Marketing of Services" provides a detailed explanation of the unique characteristics of services and the expanded 7 Ps marketing mix framework.
Chapter 5 on "Marketing Environment" specifically focuses on key environmental factors within the Indian context, making the concepts more relatable and applicable for students.
Yes, its syllabus-specific approach, clear structuring, and focused content make it an ideal resource for thorough revision and effective exam preparation.
Yes, Chapter 2 provides a complete overview of all marketing concepts and philosophies, from the traditional Production and Product Concepts to the modern Holistic Marketing Concept.
Yes, Chapter 22 is entirely dedicated to "Physical Distribution," covering its components and importance within the marketing mix.
Yes, Chapter 21 specifically addresses Channel Management and provides strategies for Channel Conflict Resolution.
While it is specifically designed for PU Chandigarh's syllabus, students from other universities with similar marketing management curricula may also find it highly beneficial for understanding core concepts.