B.com (Accounting and Finance)
For all those who have a “knack” of numbers and aim to be “future” financial wizards…………
B COM With Accounting and finance is a three year course designed to develop an understanding of management accounting, financial accounting, taxation etc. The course aims at imparting broader financial knowledge to students by which they can manage projects, business modelling and contemporary developments in business management.
Features
- Develops skills in data handling and quantitative techniques
- By the end of the course student will not only have highly-valued expertise in accounting and finance. They will also have degree-level skills in thinking and problem-solving.
- The students will be involved in case studies and activities which give insight into the practical, real world application of your studies.
Programme content
B COM in Accounting and Finance is a full time rigorous course covering about 39 plus Subjects in three years. Students attend classes for subjects like Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, Taxation, Auditing etc.
The Course provides comprehensive and practical management training to students by way of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, practical training, and lectures by professionals.
Future Prospects
After completion of the course, the degree qualification opens up opportunities in financial sectors.
After Completion of the course a student can also pursue a Masters Degree related to their area of interest.
Eligibility
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) Degree Course shall have passed XII std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 50% marks in aggregate at first attempt(45%in case of reserved category).
Scheme of Examination
The scheme of Examination shall be divided into two parts.
A) Internal Assessment :- 40% i.e. 40 marks.
B) Semester End Examination :- 60% i.e. 60 marks.
Internal Assessment - 40 Marks.
The allocation of 40 marks shall be as follows :-
a) Class test / semester end practical examination held in the given semester
b) A better of Two Assignments - with presentation in Seminar etc. - 10 marks.
c) Group Discussion on current issues relating to the subject - 10 Marks
Semeseter End Examination - 60 Marks.
The semester end examination is of 60 marks and shall have be of 2 Hrs. duration.
The responsibility of Examination evaluation during the first four semesters shall rest with the College/institution where in the students are admitted for the course. The College/lnstitution shall carry out the Internal assessment for the papers in semesters V & VI while the University shall conduct the Semester End Examination for these two semesters. The internal assessment marks of students appearing for Semester V and VI shall be sent to the University by the respective college, Institution before the commencement of the respective semester end examination.
COURSE STRUCTURE:
| First Year | |
| First Semester (7 papers) | Second Semester (7 papers) |
|
1.1 Financial Accounting - I (Elements of Fin. Accounting) |
2.1 Financial Accounting-II(Special Accounting Areas) |
| 1.2 Cost Accounting-I (Introduction and Elements of Cost) | 2.2 Auditing-I (Introduction and Planning for Audit) |
| 1.3 Economics-I (Micro Economics) | 2.3 Financial Management-I (Introduction to Fin. Mangt) |
| 1.4 Commerce-I (Business Environment) | 2.4 Taxation-I (Indirect Taxes (I) |
| 1.5 Information Technology-I (Introduction & Elements) | 2.5 Business Law-I) (Business Regulatory Frame Work) |
| 1.6 Business Communication-I | 2.6 Qualitative Methods for Business-I |
| 1.7 Foundation Course-I (Fundamentals of Evn. Mangt) | 2.7 Business Communication-II |
| Second Year | |
| Third Semester (7 papers) | Fourth Semester (7 papers) |
|
3.1 Financial Accounting - III (Special Accounting Areas) |
4.1 Financial Accounting-II(Techniques of Financial Management) |
| 3.2 Cost Accounting-II (Methods of Costing) | 4.2 Management Accounting - I (Introduction to Management Accounting) |
| 3.3 Auditing Paper-II (Technique of Auditing) | 4.3 Taxation Paper-II (Indirect Taxes (II) |
| 3.4 Economics-II (Macro Economics) | 4.4 Commerce-II (Financial Market Operations) |
| 3.5 Business Law (II) (Company Law) | 4.5 Business Law-III (Industrial Regulatory Frame Work) |
| 3.6 Management-I (Principles of Management) | 4.6 Information Technology-II (Application in Accounting & Finance) |
| 3.7 Foundation Course-II (Fundament of Entpr .) | 4.7 Quantitative Methods of Business (II) |
| Third Year | |
| Fifth Semester (6 papers) | Sixth Semester (6 papers) |
|
5.1 Financial Accounting-IV (Corporate Accounting) |
6.1 Financial Accounting-V (Corporate Accounting) |
| 5.2 Cost Accounting-III (Methods and Accounting) | 6.2 Cost Accounting-IV Techniques of Costing) |
| 5.3 Auditing-III (Audit Procedure) | 6.3 Auditing-IV (Audit of Companies) |
| 5.4 Management Accounting-II (Fin. Statement Analysis) | 6.4 Management Accounting-III (Security Analysis & Management) |
| 5.5 Taxation-III (Direct Taxes - I) | 6.5 Taxation-IV (Direct Taxes - II) |
| 5.6 Economics-III (Indian Economy) | 6.6 Management-II (Principles of Mangement and Application) |
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