Bachelor of Commerce

Brief Curriculum

Duration of the Program and Related Information:

  • It is a three years full-time degree program consisting of six semesters.
  • The program shall consist of 38 courses of 100 marks each and two courses of 75(External) and 25(Internal) marks each.
  • The Foundation Course and Information Technology (IT) is of 75 marks external examination and 25 marks internal project work.
  • A batch shall consist of not more than 120 learners in each division.
  • Total number of lectures per paper per semester for theory courses shall be maximum 60 of 48 minutes duration each.
  • A learner has to abide by all the rules laid down by the University of Mumbai regarding Attendance, Discipline, Examination etc.

FIRST YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
  1. Accountancy & Financial Management – I
  2. Commerce – I
  3. Business Economics – I
  4. Business Communication – I
  5. Environmental Studies – I
  6. Foundation Course – I
  7. Mathematical and Statistical Techniques – I
  1. Accountancy & Financial Management – II
  2. Commerce – II
  3. Business Economics – II
  4. Business Communication – II
  5. Environmental Studies – II
  6. Foundation Course – II
  7. Mathematical and Statistical Techniques – II

SECOND YEAR

THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER
  1. Accountancy & Financial Management – III
  2. Financial Accounting & Auditing -Introduction to Management Accounting- V
  3. Commerce – III
  4. Business Economics – III
  5. Advertising-I
  6. Foundation Course Contemporary Issues – III
  7. Business Law – I
  1. Accountancy & Financial Management – IV
  2. Financial Accounting & Auditing – Auditing -VI
  3. Commerce – IV
  4. Business Economics – IV
  5. Advertising-II
  6. Foundation Course Contemporary Issues – IV
  7. Business Law – II

THIRD YEAR

FIFTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER
  1. Financial Accounting & Auditing – VII(Financial Accounting)
  2. Financial Accounting & Auditing – VIII(Cost Accounting)
  3. Commerce – V
  4. Business Economics – V
  5. Export Marketing / Computer System & Application
  6. Direct & Indirect Taxation
  1. Financial Accounting & Auditing – IX(Financial Accounting)
  2. Financial Accounting & Auditing – X(Cost Accounting)
  3. Commerce – VI
  4. Business Economics – VI
  5. Export Marketing / Computer System & Application
  6. Direct & Indirect Taxation

Passing Standard & Promotions / Additional Examinations

Promotion to S.Y.B.Com. is based on following criteria:

F.Y.B.Com – SEMESTER-I

  • Passing in all subjects OR A learner is allowed to keep terms (ATKT) in a maximum of 2 subjects

F.Y.B.Com – SEMESTER-II

  • Passing in all subjects OR A learner is allowed to keep terms (ATKT) in a maximum of 2 subjects

 

Promotion to T.Y.B.Com is based on following criteria:

  • Learner must be fully passed in FIRST YEAR (Both SEM I & SEM II) and SECOND YEAR(Both SEM III & SEM IV)
  • Learner must be fully passed in FIRST YEAR (Both Semesters I & II) and Maximum of 2 ATKT in each of SECOND YEAR (SEM III and SEM IV)
  • Learner must have Maximum of 2 ATKT in each of FIRST YEAR (SEM I and SEM II) and fully passed in SECOND YEAR (Both Semesters III & IV)

Summary:

Student has to COMPULSORILY PASS EITHER FIRST YEAR (SEM I AND SEM II) fully OR SECOND YEAR (SEM III and SEM IV) fully.

Note: ATKT’s in Sem I and (Sem III or Sem IV) OR ATKT’s in Sem II and (Sem III or Sem IV)are referred as Cross KT’s. In such a case the learner shall not get admission in THIRD YEAR.

Bachelor of Management Studies

Brief Curriculum

Duration of the Program and Related Information:

  • It is a three years full time degree program consisting of six semesters.
  • The program shall consist of 39 courses (subjects) & 1 projects of 100 marks each.
  • Each course consists of 75 marks external examination and 25 marks internal examination.
  • The Foundation Course and Information Technology (IT) is of 75 marks external examination and 25 marks internal project work.
  • A batch shall consist of not more than 60 learners in each division.
  • Total number of lectures per paper per semester for theory courses shall be maximum 60 of 48 minutes duration each.
  • A learner has to abide by all the rules laid down by the University of Mumbai regarding Attendance, Discipline, Examination etc.

FIRST YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
  1. Introduction to Financial Accounts
  2. Business Law
  3. Business Statistics
  4. Business Communication – I
  5. Foundation Course – I
  6. Foundation of Human Skills
  7. Business Economics – I
  1. Principals of Marketing
  2. Industrial Law
  3. Business Mathematics
  4. Business Communication – II
  5. Foundation Course – II (Value Education & Soft Skill)
  6. Business Environment
  7. Principals of Management

SECOND YEAR – Finance

THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER
  1. Information Technology in Business Management I
  2. Foundation Course ( Environmental Management) III
  3. Business Planning & Entrpreneurial Management
  4. Accounting for Managerial Decisions
  5. Strategic Management
  6. Introduction to Cost Accounting
  7. Corporate Finance
  1. Information Technology in Business Management II
  2. Foundation Course (Ethics & Governance) IV
  3. Business Economics II
  4. Business Research Methods
  5. Production & Total Quality Management
  6. Auditing
  7. Corporate Restructuring

SECOND YEAR – Marketing

THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER
  1. Information Technology in Business Management I
  2. Foundation Course ( Environmental Management) III
  3. Business Planning & Entrpreneurial Management
  4. Accounting for Managerial Decisions
  5. Strategic Management
  6. Advertising
  7. Consumer Behaviour
  1. Information Technology in Business Management II
  2. Foundation Course (Ethics & Governance) IV
  3. Business Economics II
  4. Business Research Methods
  5. Production & Total Quality Management
  6. Integrated Marketing Communication
  7. Rural Marketing

THIRD YEAR – Finance

FIFTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER
  1. Logistics & Supply Chain Management
  2.  Corporate Communication & Public Relations
  3.  Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management
  4. . Wealth Management
  5. Risk Management
  6. . Direct Taxes
  1. Operation Research
  2. Project Work
  3.  International Finance
  4. Project Managemen
  5. Financing Rural Development
  6. Indirect Taxes

THIRD YEAR – Marketing

FIFTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER
  1. Logistics & Supply Chain Management
  2.  Corporate Communication & Public Relations
  3. Service Marketing
  4. E- Commerce & Digital Marketing
  5. Strategic Marketing Management
  6. Sales & DistrIbution Management
  1. Operation Research
  2.  Project Work
  3.  Brand Management
  4. Retail Management
  5. Marketing of Non Profit Organisation
  6. International Marketing

Passing Standard & Promotions / Additional Examinations

Promotion to S.Y.BMS is based on following criteria:

F.Y.BMS – SEMESTER-I

  • Passing in all subjects OR A learner is allowed to keep terms (ATKT) in a maximum of 2 subjects

F.Y.BMS – SEMESTER-II

  • Passing in all subjects OR A learner is allowed to keep terms (ATKT) in a maximum of 2 subjects

Promotion to T.Y.BMS is based on following criteria:

  • Learner must be fully passed in FIRST YEAR (Both SEM I & SEM II) and SECOND YEAR(Both SEM III & SEM IV)
  • Learner must be fully passed in FIRST YEAR (Both Semesters I & II) and Maximum of 2 ATKT in each of SECOND YEAR (SEM III and SEM IV)
  • Learner must have Maximum of 2 ATKT in each of FIRST YEAR (SEM I and SEM II) and fully passed in SECOND YEAR (Both Semesters III & IV)

Summary:

Student has to COMPULSORILY PASS EITHER FIRST YEAR (SEM I AND SEM II) fully OR SECOND YEAR (SEM III and SEM IV) fully.

Note: ATKT’s in Sem I and (Sem III or Sem IV) OR ATKT’s in Sem II and (Sem III or Sem IV)are referred as Cross KT’s. In such a case the learner shall not get admission in THIRD YEAR.

Bachelor of Accounting and Finance

Brief Curriculum

Duration of the Program and Related Information:

  • It is a three years full time degree program consisting of six semesters.
  • The program shall consist of 39 courses (subjects) & 1 projects of 100 marks each.
  • Each course consists of 75 marks external examination and 25 marks internal examination.
  • The Foundation Course and Information Technology (IT) is of 75 marks external examination and 25 marks internal project work.
  • A batch shall consist of not more than 60 learners in each division.
  • Total number of lectures per paper per semester for theory courses shall be maximum 60 of 48 minutes duration each.
  • A learner has to abide by all the rules laid down by the University of Mumbai regarding Attendance, Discipline, Examination etc.

FIRST YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
  1. Financial Accounting – I (Elements of Financial Accounting)
  2. Cost Accounting – I (Introduction and Element of Cost)
  3. Financial Management – I (Introduction to Financial Management)
  4. Business Communication – I
  5. Foundation Course – I
  6. Commerce – I (Business Environment)
  7. Business Economics – I
  1. Financial Accounting – II(Special Accounting Areas)
  2. Auditing – I(Introduction and Planning)
  3. Business Communication – II
  4. Innovative Financial Services
  5. Foundation Course – II
  6. Business Law – I(Business Regulatory Framework)
  7. Business Mathematics

SECOND YEAR

THIRD SEMESTER FOURTH SEMESTER
  1. Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas) – III
  2. Cost Accounting (Methods of Costing) – II
  3. Information Technology in Accountancy – I
  4. Foundation Course in Commerce (FMO) – III
  5. Business Law (Business Regulatory Framework) – II
  6. Business Economics – II
  7. Taxation – I (Direct Taxes Paper – I)
  1. Financial Accounting –  (Special Accounting Areas)-IV
  2. Management Accounting  (Introduction to Management Accounting)
  3. Information Technology in Accountancy – II
  4. Foundation Course in Management (Introduction to Management) – IV
  5. Business Law – III (Company law)
  6. Research Methodology in Accounting & Finance
  7. Taxation – II(Direct Taxes – II)

THIRD YEAR

FIFTH SEMESTER SIXTH SEMESTER
  1. Financial Accounting – V
  2. Financial Accounting – VI
  3. Cost Accounting – III
  4. Taxation – III (Indirect Taxes -I)
  5. Management II (Management Applications)
  6. Finanacial Management – II
  1. Financial Accounting -VII
  2. Project Work
  3. Cost Accounting -IV
  4. Taxation -IV (Indirect Taxes II)
  5. Economics -III (Indian Economy)
  6. Financial Management – III

Passing Standard & Promotions / Additional Examinations

Promotion to S.Y.BAF is based on following criteria:

F.Y.BAF – SEMESTER-I

  • Passing in all subjects OR A learner is allowed to keep terms (ATKT) in a maximum of 2 subjects

F.Y.BAF – SEMESTER-II

  • Passing in all subjects OR A learner is allowed to keep terms (ATKT) in a maximum of 2 subjects

Promotion to T.Y.BAF is based on following criteria:

  • Learner must be fully passed in FIRST YEAR (Both SEM I & SEM II) and SECOND YEAR(Both SEM III & SEM IV)
  • Learner must be fully passed in FIRST YEAR (Both Semesters I & II) and Maximum of 2 ATKT in each of SECOND YEAR (SEM III and SEM IV)
  • Learner must have Maximum of 2 ATKT in each of FIRST YEAR (SEM I and SEM II) and fully passed in SECOND YEAR (Both Semesters III & IV)

Summary:

Student has to COMPULSORILY PASS EITHER FIRST YEAR (SEM I AND SEM II) fully OR SECOND YEAR (SEM III and SEM IV) fully.

Note: ATKT’s in Sem I and (Sem III or Sem IV) OR ATKT’s in Sem II and (Sem III or Sem IV)are referred as Cross KT’s. In such a case the learner shall not get admission in THIRD YEAR.