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PROSPECTUS, INFORMATION BROCHURE AND ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2020-2021

Changu Kana Thakur Arts, Commerce and Science College, New Panvel (Autonomous)

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Janardan Bhagat Shikshan Prasarak Sanstha's

CHANGU KANA THAKURArts, Commerce and Science College, New Panvel (Autonomous)

MottoVidya Vinayen Shobhate

VisionAiming for the best through amalgamation of attitude and acumen.

To prepare an accomplished youth for negotiatingwith the challenges of the complex modern world by imbibing scientific temperament, quality consciousness, managerial skills

and human values in them.

Mission

Goals and ObjectivesTo provide value based, quality assured and activity oriented education.

To make the learners resourceful for facing the challenges of ever changing society.

To offer intellectually stimulating environment in the campus.

To render the teaching-learning process into pleasant, collaborative, participative and learner-friendly activity.

To create committed generation for a sustainable harmony and integration.

To bridge the dichotomy between rural and urban environment.

To build characters through implementation of 3-Ds viz. Determination, Dedication and Discipline.

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CareStands for

Concern, Empathy, Understanding, Co-operation and Empowerment.

InnovationStands for

Creativity, Ability to Learn and Absorb, Flexibility and Change.

PassionStands for

Commitment, Determination, Dedication, Discipline,Pride, Inspiration, Ownership, Zeal and Zest.

TrustStands for

Delivered Reliability, Dependability, Integrity, Truthfulness and Transparency

Promises, .

Values We Nurture

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Profile of the College

• National, State, University, Zonal and District Level Prizes in Cultural, Sports and Research Activities

• ‘Overall Runner Up Championship Trophy’ for Cultural Youth Festival, University of Mumbai

(2009-2010)

15 remedial, 09 bridge, 20 certificate, 06 diploma and 01 post-graduate diploma programmes.The college offers 15 under-graduate, 14 post-graduate, 07 research programmes along with

(2006-2007)

• Accredited ‘A’ Grade by NAAC

(2011-2012 to 2016-2017)

Changu Kana Thakur Arts, Commerce and Science College, New Panvel (Autonomous) is located in Khanda Colony, New Panvel, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. It is permanently affiliated to University of Mumbai (2005-2006) and recognized under 2 (f) and 12 (B) (2006-2007) by University Grants Commission, New Delhi.

• ’Autonomous Status’ by University Grants Commission and University of Mumbai

(2005-2006 to 2010-2011)

The college has committed itself to provide quality education to all strata and becoming centre of excellence in the process of facilitating effective teaching and learning with several career oriented traditional and speciality programmes.

• Re-accredited ‘A’ Grade by NAAC (2 Cycle - CGPA 3.13) nd

The college has highly qualified, devoted and committed faculty. More than 65% of them are engaged in various research activities. The college has well fenced and demarcated premises of 05 acres & 1.75 acres of botanical garden.

(2019-2020 to 2028-2029)

• Re-accredited ‘A+’Grade by NAAC (3 Cycle - CGPA 3.61) rd

(2017-2018 to 2024-2025)

In the span of 22 years, the college has brought up following laurels because of its holistic development and excellence in academics, cultural, sports, social and research activities at University, State as well as National levels.

• ‘College with Potential for Excellence’ Status Awarded by University Grants Commission (Twice) (2009-2010 to 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 to 2018-2019)

• ‘Best College Award’ by University of Mumbai

• ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management System)• ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management System)• Green Standard GSCP-01 -2010 of Green Standard Certification Programme (GSCP)

• ‘Lead College’ Status by University of Mumbai

• Seventeen Merit Rankers at University of Mumbai

• ‘Best N.S.S. Programme Officer Award’ by University of Mumbai (Twice)

• ‘Best N.S.S. Volunteer Award’ by University of Mumbai (Twice)

(2005-2006 and 2006-2007)

(2011-2012)

(2002-2003, 2006-2007, 2007-2008 and 2012-2013)• ‘Best N.S.S. Unit Award’ by University of Mumbai (Four times)

• ‘Overall Championship Trophy’ for Avishkar Research Convention, University of Mumbai (Nine Times)

(2015-2016 to 2017-2018)

(2006-2007 and 2007-2008)

• ‘FIST Grant’ by Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India to Department of Chemistry and Department of Microbiology (2015-2016)

(2009-2010, 2010-2011, 2011 -2012, 2012-2013, 2014-2015, 2015-2016 , 2016-17, 2017-18 & 2018-19)

• ‘Overall Runner Up Championship Trophy’ for Avishkar Research Convention, University of Mumbai (2013-2014)

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We are Responsible for Learners…

To communicate the goals and objectives of the college systematically and clearly to all learners.

To offer programmes / courses those are consistent with goals and objectives of the college.

To offer wide range of programmes / courses with adequate academic flexibility.

To provide clear information to learners about the admissions and completion of requirement for all

programmes / courses, the fees structure and refund policies, financial aid and learner support

services.

To use feedback from learners in the college to review and redesign of programmes / courses.

To facilitate effective execution of the teaching-learning and evaluation system.

To implement a well conceived plan for monitoring learners' progress continuously.

To ensure that the learners' assessment procedure and systems are reliable and valid.

To ensure sufficient and well run support services to all learners.

To promote values, social responsibilities and good citizenry in all learners.

Our Expectations from Learners…

To appreciate the goals and objectives of the college and contribute to their realization by

participating in relevant college activities.

To have a clear knowledge of the programmes / courses, admission policies, rules and regulations of the college.

To understand the teaching-learning strategies and evaluation systems of the college.

To follow the time schedules, rules and regulations of the college.

To undertake regular and intense study of learning materials.

To make optimum use of the learning resources and other support services available in the college.

To prepare for continuous internal assignments and examinations.

To give feedback for system improvement.

To have faith and ability to pursue lifelong learning.

To live as worthy alumni of the college.

To be vigilant to ensure safety of college property and infrastructure

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An Appeal to the Parents / Guardians

(Very Important)

Reading of Prospectus

Parents and Guardians are requested to go through the 'Prospectus' and understand all aspects before inadmitting their wards the college.

Parents’ Meetings

Parents and Guardians are requested to attend the parents’ meetings and meet to the Class Teacher / Head of the Department / Principal to have the information about the progress of their wards.

Evaluations / Examinations

The examinations of all degree programmes are on Credit, Grading and Semester basis. So, parents are requested to see the regularity and compliance of rules and regulations of evaluation or s examinations of their wards.

If the learners / wards are irregular in attendance and not up to the mark in internal evaluations / semester end examinations or failed to attain these examinations, they are not allowed to fill in the examination forms. In such a case, they are personally responsible for their academic loss.

Visit to the College Website

Parents and guardians are requested to visit college website ‘www.ckthakurcollege.net’ for further details of the college.

Revision of Fees

University of Mumbai is in the process of revision of fees. If it is revised, it is binding on the parents and learners to pay such revised fees at the time of admission or during the academic year.

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http://www.ckthakurcollege.net



COLLEGE TIME

07:30 a.m. / 11:15 a.m.

to

03:15 p.m. / 05:40 p.m.

10:00 a.m. to 01:30 p.m.

and

02:00 p.m. to 06:00 p.m.

10:30 a.m. to 01:30 p.m.

and

02:00 p.m. to 04:00 p.m.

COLLEGE TIME

COLLEGE TIMEOFFICE TIME

COLLEGE TIMECASH TIME

Faculty of Science & Technology - English

COLLEGE TIMEMedium of Instructions

Work Schedule of the College

Faculty of Commerce & Management - English

Faculty of Humanities - Marathi / Hindi / English

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2020-2021

c) c) c)

i) Master of Commerce (M.Com.) In Advanced Accountancy

i) Master of Science (M.Sc.)M.Sc. In Organic ChemistryM.Sc. In Analytical ChemistryM.Sc. In Organic Chemistry (By Research)M.Sc. In MicrobiologyM.Sc. In Inorganic Chemistry (By Research)M.Sc. In Physical Chemistry (By Research)

B.Sc. in Zoology

I) ii)

Diploma Course in Advanced Communicative English

Diploma Course in Corporate Professionalism

I) Diploma course in C.A. Common Proficiency Test (CPT)ii) Diploma course in corporate professionalismiii) Diploma course in Capital Marketiv)Diploma course in Banking and Finance

I) Diploma course in Applied Biotechnologyii) Diploma Course in Food Analysis and Quality Assuranceiii)Diploma Course in Cosmetics and Perfumery Technology

iii) Bachelor of Management Studies in Maritime Logistics

I) Certificate Course in spoken English and voice modulationii) Certificate Course in phonetics and phonologyiii) Certificate Course in theatreiv) Certificate Course in light musicv) Certificate Course in creative writing in Hindivi) Certificate Course in Rural Developmentvii)Certificate Course in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar thoughtsviii)Certificate Course in Yoga for womenix) Certificate Course in website designing with Jumlax) Certificate Course in Conversational Englishxi) Certificate Course in Marathi Journalismxii)Certificate Course in Photography

I) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) vii)viii) ix) x)

Certificate course in Environmental Biochemistry Certificate course Clinical Studies and Data AnalysisCertificate course in Personality Development and Interview Skills Certificate course in Bioinformatics Certificate course in Vermicompost TechnologyCertificate course in Applied BiotechnologyCertificate course in PhotoshopCertificate course in Web DevelopmentCertificate Course in Basics of BiophysicsCertificate Course in Advance Technology- Introduction to Kotlin Programming

xi) Certificate Course in Soil Sciencexii)Certificate Course in sericulture xiii)Certificate Course in Fish Processing Management and Technologyxiv)Certificate Course in website designing with Jumla

Certificatexv) Course in Cosmetics and Perfumery Technology

I) Bridge Course in conversational Englishii) Bridge Course in Spoken Englishiii)Bridge Course in Business Englishiv)Bridge Course in Folk Dancev) Bridge Course in Fine Arts

I)

Bridge course in Mathematical and Statistical Techniques

i) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) vii)

Bridge course in ChemistryBridge course in Computer ScienceBridge course in Microbial StudiesBridge course in Microbial Techniques Bridge Course in Mathematics and Statistics for BiotechnologyBridge course in Introduction to CBridge Course in Mathematical and Statistical Techniques

I) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) Remedial Course in Basic Chemistryvii) Remedial Course in Analytical Techniques.

Remedial Course in ZoologyRemedial Course in MathematicsRemedial Course in Fundamental PhysicsRemedial Course in Elementary BotanyRemedial Course in Bio Chemical Pathways

i) ii) iii) iv)

Remedial Course in CommerceRemedial Course in Accountancy

and Financial ManagementRemedial Course in Management Studies Remedial Course in Elements in Cost Accounting and Financial Management

i) ii) iii) iv) v)

Remedial Course in EconomicsRemedial Course in GeographyRemedial Course in HistoryRemedial Course in Rural

DevelopmentRemedial Course in Political Science

I) Certificate Course in Retail Managementii) Certificate Course in Event Managementiii) Certificate Course in Government Accountingiv) Certificate Course in Certified Tax Accountant Plusv) Certificate Course in SAP ERP FICOvi) Certificate Course in Fundamental of Finance, HR and Marketingvii) Certificate Course in Research Skillviii) Certificate Course in Student Social Responsibility (SSR)ix) Certificate Course in website designing with Jumlax) Certificate Course in Soft Skills and Professional Ethics.xi) Certificate Course in Student Research Paper Presentationxii) Certificate Course in Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP)xiii) Certificate Course in Import Export Management

1) Diploma Programmesi) ii) iii)

Diploma Course in Fashion DesigningDiploma Course in Interior Designing (SNDT)Diploma Course in Interior Designing

2) Certificate Programmes i) Certificate Course in Fashion Designing (Autonomous)ii) Certificate Course in Auto Cadiii) Certificate Course in 3D-Maxiv) Certificate Course in Jewellery Makingv) Certificate Course in Computer Aided Designvi) Certificate Course in journalism

Programmes Offered1) Degree programs

5) Remedial programsi) Remedial Course in economicsii) Remedial Course in geography

iii) Remedial Course in historyiv) Remedial Course in rural development

v) Remedial Course in political science

a) Undergraduate levelBachelor of Arts (B.A.) - (Six Units)

I) B. A. In Englishii) B. A. In Economics

iii) B. A. In Hindiiv) B. A. In Geography

v) B. A. In History

b) Post Graduate LevelMaster of Arts (M.A.)

i) M.A. In English Literatureii) M.A. In Economics

iii) M.A. In Hindi Literature

i) Ph.D. Arts in the subject of Hindi Literature

i) Diploma course in Advanced communicative Englishii) Diploma course in corporate professionalism

i) Certificate Course in spoken English and voice modulationii) Certificate Course in phonetics and phonology

iii) Certificate Course in theatreiv) Certificate Course in light music

v) Certificate Course in creative writing in Hindivi) Certificate Course in Rural Development

vii) Certificate Course in Dr. B.R. Ambedkar thoughtsviii) Certificate Course in Yoga for women

ix) Certificate Course in website designing with Jumlax) Certificate Course in Conversational English

xi) Certificate Course in Marathi Journalismxii) Certificate Course in Photography

i) Bridge Course in conversational Englishii) Bridge Course in Spoken English

iii) Bridge Course in Business Englishiv) Bridge Course in Folk Dance

v) Bridge Course in Fine Arts

c) Research Programme

2) Diploma Programmes

3) Certificate programmes

4) Bridge programmes

Faculty of Humanities

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Diploma Course in Advanced Communicative English Diploma Course in Corporate Professionalism

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Certificate Course in spoken English andvoice modulationCertificate Course in phonetics and phonologyCertificate Course in theatre

Certificate Course in light musicCertificate Course in creative writing in Hindi

Certificate Course in Rural Development

vii.viii.ix.x.xi.xii.

Certificate Course in Dr. B. R. Ambedkar thoughtsCertificate Course in Yoga for womenCertificate Course in website designing with JumlaCertificate Course in Conversational English

Certificate Course in Marathi JournalismCertificate Course in Photography

Bridge Course in conversational English

Bridge Course in Spoken English

Bridge Course in Business English

Bridge Course in Folk Dance

Bridge Course in Fine Arts

Remedial Course in Economics

Remedial Course in Geography

Remedial Course in History

Remedial Course in Rural Development

Remedial Course in Political Science

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d) Semester IV

e) Semester V

I Eligibility.

OR

3. Any four subjects carrying 100 marks each.

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated programme leading to the

degree of Bachelor of Arts must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination

conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher

Secondary Education with the following subjects -

A learner being eligible for the admission to the Semester III if -

OR

c) Semester III

1. English

A learner is eligible to be admitted to Semester II irrespective of number of heads of failure in the Semester I.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of courses of failure in

1. Passed in all the courses of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.

Passed Semester I and Semester I! Examinations but failed in not more than four courses at Semester III and

Semester IV Examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each of Semester III and

Semester IV Examinations.

a) Semester I

2. Any one of the modern Indian languages or modern foreign languages or any classical language or

Information Technology

Must have passed an Examination of another University or Body recognized as equivalent thereto. (Extract of

the Circular No.- UG / 105 of 2004, Dated March 15, 2004)

b) Semester II

He / she passes each of courses of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.

He / she failed in not more than four courses of Semester I and Semester II Examinations taken together,

with not more than two courses at each of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.

Semester III.

OR

OR

A learner being eligible for the admission to the T.Y.B.A. English Semester V must have -

A-l) Under-graduate Degree ProgrammeA-l a) Three Years Bachelor of Arts Degree Programme (B.A.)

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Compulsory Courses

2.3.1

Foundation CourseORFoundation Course in Physical EducationORNational Service Scheme (N.S.S.) StudiesORN.C.C.

Applied Component:Demography

Compulsory Courses

2.4.1


Applied Component:Demography

A-l a ) S.Y.B.A.: Semester III and IV2I. Courses

Semester ( Courses)III Eight Semester IV ( Courses)Eight

Passed Semester III and Semester IV Examinations but failed in not more than four courses at Semester I and

Semester II Examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each of Semester I and

Semester II Examinations.

2. English as an optional subject at Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.

f)Semester VI

1. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for T.YB.A. English Semester VI irrespective of number of courses of

failure in Semester V.

2. The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of courses of Semester I,

Semester II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V.

I. CoursesSemester I (Six Courses)

Compulsory Courses

1.1.1


1.1.2 Communication Skills in English

1.1.3

Language:HindiORMarathi

Optional Courses(Any One Course from each of the Following Group)

1.1.4 History / Political Science / Marathi

1.1.5 Rural Development / Geography / Hindi

1.1.6 Economics / English

Semester II (Six Courses)

Compulsory Courses

1.2.1


1.2.2 Communication Skills in English

1.2.3

Language:HindiOR Marathi

Optional Courses(Any One Course from each of the Following Group)

1.2.4 History / Political Science / Marathi

1.2.5 Rural Development / Geography / Hindi1.2.6 Economics / English

Note: Change of courses at Semester II is not permitted.

A-l a ) F.Y.B.A.: Semester I and II1

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I. CoursesSemester V (Six Courses)Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.5.1 Micro Economics VII3.5.2 Economics of Development VIII3.5.3 Industrial and Labour Economics IX

3.5.4Research MethodologyOREconomics of Agriculture andCooperation

X

3.5.5 Environmental Economics XI3.5.6 History of Economic Thought XII

Semester VI (Six Courses)Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.6.1 Macro Economics XII3.6.2 International Economics XIV3.6.3 Industrial and Labour Economics XV

3.6.4Research MethodologyOREconomics of Agriculture andCooperation

XVI

3.6.5 Development theory and Experience XVII3.6.6 International Trade, Policy

and PracticeXVIII

I. CoursesSemester V (Six Courses)

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.5.1 Literary Era VII3.5.2 Literary Criticism IX3.5.3 Grammar and Art of Writing XI3.5.4 Literary Eras XIII3.5.5 20th Century British Literature XV3.5.6 Literature of Protest XVII

Semester VI (Six Courses)

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.6.1 Literary Era VIII3.6.2 Literary Criticism X3.6.3 Grammar and Art of Writing XII3.6.4 Literary Eras XIV3.6.5 20th Century British Literature XVI3.6.6 Literature of Protest XVIII

A-I a3.1) T.Y.B.A. English: Semester V and VI

A-l a3.2) T.Y.B.A. Economics: Semester V and VI

Note: At T.Y. level we have limited seats, so admissions to the specialized courses shall be on the

basis of merit and final right of admission is reserved by the Principal.

We have five areas of specialization with six units, for study where students can select any one area for which

he / she is eligible.

I. Eligibility

Optional Courses2.3.3

to2.3.8

Two Papers of each of Three Optional Courses Selected in the Semester 1

Optional Courses2.4.3

to2.4.8

Two Papers of each of Three Optional Courses Selected in the Semester 1

A-l a ) T.Y.B.A.: Semester V and VI3

Note : Change of courses at Semester III and IV is not Permitted.

2.3.2 ORSystem Analysis and Computerized DataProcessing

2.4.2 ORSystem Analysis and Computerized DataProcessing

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I. Courses

Semester V (Six Courses)

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.5.1 History of Hindi Literature IV

3.5.2 Post-Independent HindiLiterature

V

3.5.3 Functional Hindi VI

3.5.4 Literary Criticism, Prosody andRhetorics

VII

3.5.5 Linguistics, Hindi Language andHindi Grammar

VIII

3.5.6 Mass Media IX


Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.6.1 Modern History of Hindi Literature IV

3.6.2 Post-Independent HindiLiterature

V

3.6.3 Social Media VI

3.6.4 Literary Criticis, Prosody andRhetorics

VII

3.6.5 Linguistics, Hindi Language and Hindi Grammer

VIII

3.6.6 Mass Media IX

Note : Nomenclature and Course content of above courses may change as per the University norms


Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.5.1 Geography of Settlement IV3.5.2 Geography of Maharashtra V

3.5.3 Tool and Techniques in Geography for Spatial Analysis -1 (Practical)

VI

3.5.4 Regional Planning and Development

VII

3.5.5 Geography Resources VIII

3.5.6 Geospatial Technology -1 (Practical)

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Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.6.1 Environmental Geography IV

3.6.2 Political Geography V

3.6.3 Tool and Techniques in Geography for Spatial Analysis - II (Practical)

VI

3.6.4 Economic Geography VII

3.6.5 Social Geography VIII

3.6 6 Research Methodology inGeography

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Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.5.1 History of the Medieval India (1000 C.E.-1526 C.E.)VII

3.5.2 History of Modern Maharashtra (1818 C.E.-1960 C.E.) VIII

3.5.3 Introduction to Archaeology IX-A

3.5.4 History of the Marathas - Royal Period (1630 C.E.-1707 C.E.) X


Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.6.1 History of the Medieval India (1526 C.E.-1707 C.E.) XIII

3.6.2 History of Contemporary India (1967 C.E.-2000 C.E.)

XIV

3.6.3Introduction to Museology & Archival Sciences XV-A

3.6.4 History of the Marathas - Peshwa Period (1707 C.E.-1818 C.E.) XVI

A-l a ) T.Y.B.A. Hindi: Semester V and VI3.3

A-l a3.4 ) T.Y.B.A. Geography: Semester V and VI

A-l a3. 5 )T.Y.B.A. History: Semester V and VI

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Provided, however, that applications of graduates of this University in the faculties other than the Faculty

of Arts, or those who have passed the equivalent Examination of another recognized University seeking

admission to the M.A. degree programme - English Literature Semester I by papers, will be considered by the

Principal of a college where the Post-Graduate Centre is granted.

I. Eligibility

a) Semester I

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the programme leading to the degree of Master of Arts -English

Literature Semester I must have passed the Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts - English Literature

(Three years integrated programme) of University of Mumbai or the degree of Bachelor of Arts - English

Literature (Old that is four years programme) of University of Mumbai or a degree of another University

recognized as eguivalent thereto.

The following procedure shall be followed for such admission -

A written test consisting of 2 papers as under shall be administered in the subject of English Literature.

1. An essay paper in the subject

2. A paper to test the learner's general acquaintance with the subject

b) Semester II

c) Semester III

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III not with standing that he / she may not have appeared

for Semester I and / or Semester II Examination’s or failed in one or more courses at Semester I and / or Semester II.

(Extract of the Circular No.- UG / Gen / 104 of 1989)

d) Semester IV

A learner is eligible to be admitted to Semester II irrespective of number of heads of failure in the Semester I

1. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of courses of failure in Semester III.

However learner has to pass each course of Semester I and Semester II in order to appear for Semester IV.

2. A learner can appear for Semester IV Examination but the result of Semester IV shall be kept in abeyance until

the learner passes each of Semester I, Semester II and Semester III.

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.5.5 History of Contemporary World (1945 C.E.-2000 C.E.) XI

3.5.6Research Methodology & Sourcesof History Xll-A

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.6.5 History of Asia (1945 C.E.-2000 C.E.) XVII

3.6.6 XVIII-A

A II) Post Graduate Degree Programmes

A-ll a) Master of Arts - English Literature (M.A. - English Literature)

A-II a ) M.A. - English Literature First Year: Semester I and II1

Research Methodology & Sourcesof History

I Courses. Semester I (Four Courses)

1.1.1 Literary Theory and Criticism-I1.1.2 Linguistic and Stylistic Analysis of Text-Ill

Semester II (Four Courses)

1.2.1 Literary Theory and Criticism-ll1.2.2 Linguistic and Stylistic Analysis of Text-IV

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I. CoursesSemester III (Five Courses) Semester IV (Three Courses)

2.3.1 Poetry from Chaucer to the present-IX 2.4.1 Research Methodology-X

2.3.2 Gendered Perspective on Literature-XI 2.4.2 Political Reading of Literature-XII

2.3.3 Twentieth Century American Literature-XIII 2.4.3 Project Based Courses-XIV

2.3.4 Shakespeare-XV

2.3.5 Indian Writing in Translation-XVI

I. CoursesSemester I (Four Courses)

1.1.1 Micro Economics1.1.2 Macro Economics1.1.3 Statistical Method in Economics1.1.4 Economics of Development

Semester II (Four Courses)

1.2.1 Micro Economics1.2.2 Macro Economics1.2.3 Mathematical Techniques for Economics1.2.4 Public Economics

A-II b) Master of Arts - Economics (M.A. - Economics)

A-II b ) M.A. - Economics First Year: Semester I and II1

I Courses. Semester III (Four Courses) Semester IV (Three Courses)

2.3.1 Economics of Agricultural Production Economics of Human Developmentand Rural Markets Industrial Economics

2.3.2 Economics Labor Marketsof Project2.3.3 Trade Unions and Industrial Relations

in India2.3.4 Agricultural Development and Policy

2.3.5 Environmental Economics

2.4.22.4.1

2.4.3

A-ll b ) M.A. - Economics Second Year: Semester III and IV2

A-ll c ) M.A. - Hindi Literature First Year: Semester I and II1

A-ll c) Master of Arts - Hindi Literature (M.A. - Hindi Literature)

Semester II (Four Courses)I. Courses

Semester I (Four Courses)

1.2.1 Modern Prose-I1.2.2 History of Hindi Literature-III1.2.3 Old and Medieval Poetry-V1.2.4 Journalism-VII

1.1.1 Modern Prose-I1.1.2 History of Hindi Literature-III1.1.3 Old and Medieval Poetry-V1.1.4 Journalism-VII


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1.1.3 Fiction-V

1.1.4 Drama1.2.3 Fiction-VI1.2.4 Drama

A-ll a ) M.A. - English Literature Second Year: Semester III and IV2



A-ll c ) M.A. - Hindi Literature Second Year: Semester III and IV2

A-lll a ) Ph.D. Arts in the Subject of Hindi Literature1

A candidate being eligible for admission to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Arts) must have passed the

Master Degree Examination in relevant subjects of Arts (Hindi Literature) at University of Mumbai or any other

University recognized as equivalent thereto with atleast 55% marks in aggregate (50% in case of reserved

category) with first attempt. The candidate has to qualify the Ph.D. Entrance Test (PET) conducted by the

University of Mumbai. The candidate has to satisfy the conditions as mentioned in Vice-Chancellor's Directives

(VCD), Exam. / Thesis / Univ. / VCD / 2414 of 2010.

A-lll a) Ph.D. Programme

Programme Offered

I. Eligibility

I. CoursesSemester III (Four Courses)

2.3.1 Modern Poetry - II2.3.2 Linguistic and Hindi Language-IV2.3.3 Poetics and Critical Appreciation of Poetry-Vl2.3.4 Mass Media-VIII

Semester IV (Four Courses)

2.4.1 Modern Poetry- II2.4.2 Linguistic and Hindi Language-IV2.4.3 Poetics and Critical Appreciation of Poetry-VI2.4.4 Mass Media-VIII


A-Ill) Research Degree Programme

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c) Research Programme

iii) Bachelor of Management Studies in Maritime Logistics

1)Degree programsA)Traditional Programmes

Programmes Offered

a)Undergraduate LevelI) Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)

b) Post Graduate LevelMaster of Commerce (M.Com.) In Advanced Accountancy

i) Ph.D. Commerce in the subject of Accountancyii) Ph.D. Commerce in the subject of Business Policy and Administration

B) Speciality Programmesa) Undergraduate Level

i) Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance (B.Com A and F)ii) Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.)

ii) Diploma course in corporate professionalismiii) Diploma course in Capital Market

iv) Diploma course in Banking and Finance

3) Certificate Programmes

ii) Certificate Course in Event Management

iv) Certificate Course in Certified Tax Accountant Plus

i) Certificate Course in Retail Management

I) Diploma course in C.A. Common Proficiency Test (CPT)2) Diploma Programmes

vi) Certificate Course in Fundamental of Finance, HR and Marketing

iii) Certificate Course in Government Accounting

vii) Certificate Course in Research Skill

ix) Certificate Course in website designing with Jumla

v) Certificate Course in SAP ERP FICO

x) Certificate Course in Soft Skills and Professional Ethics.xi) Certificate Course in Student Research Paper Presentation

viii) Certificate Course in Student Social Responsibility (SSR)

xii) Certificate Course in Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP)


5) Remedial programmes

ii) Remedial Course in Accountancy and Financial Management

i) Bridge course in Mathematical and Statistical Techniques

iii) Remedial Course in Management Studiesiv) Remedial Course in Elements in Cost Accounting and Financial Management.

i) Remedial Course in Commerce

xiii) Certificate Course in Import Export Management

Faculty of Commerce & Management

vii.viii.ix.x.xi.xii.

xiii.

I.ii.iii.iv.v.vi.

Certificate Course in Retail ManagementCertificate Course in Event ManagementCertificate Course in Government AccountingCertificate Course in Certified Tax Accountant PlusCertificate Course in SAP ERP FICOCertificate Course in Fundamental of Finance, HR and Marketing

404040404040

Certificate Course in Research SkillCertificate Course in Student Social Responsibility (SSR)Certificate Course in website designing with JumlaCertificate Course in Soft Skills and Professional Ethics.Certificate Course in Student Research Paper PresentationCertificate Course in Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP)Certificate Course in Import Export Management

180180180180180180

60

Diploma Course in C.A., Common Proficiency Test (CPT) Diploma Course in Corporate Professionalism Diploma course in Capital MarketDiploma course in Banking and Finance

Iii.iii.iv.

Bridge course in Mathematical and Statistical Techniques

Remedial Course in CommerceRemedial Course in Accountancy and Financial Management Remedial Course in Management Studies Remedial Course in Elements in Cost Accounting and Financial Management

B.M.S. in Maritime Logistics F.Y.B.M.S. (Semester I and II)

iii.

404040404040

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2B *Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)6 Any one course from the following

list of courses


list of courses

1. Elective Courses (EC)

1A Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses

1 Accountancy and Financial Management - I

1B Discipline Related Elective (DRE) Courses

2 Commerce - I3 Business Economics - I

2. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

2A Ability Enhancement CompulsoryCourses (AECC)

4 Business Communication - I5 Environmental Studies - I



1 Accountancy and Financial Management - II


2 Commerce - II3 Business Economics - II



4 Business Communication - II5 Environmental Studies - II

b) Semester II

Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination with vocational subjects /

minimum competency based vocational programme conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.

OR

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three years degree programme leading to the Bachelor of

Commerce must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination conducted by the

different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.

I. Eligibility

a) Semester I

OR

Must have passed an Examination of another University or Body recognized as equivalent to Higher

Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination.

(Circular No.- UG / 142 of 2010, Dated July 1, 2010)


C-l) Under-graduate Degree Programmes

II. CoursesSemester I (Seven Courses) Semester II (Seven Courses)

C-l a) Traditional Degree Programme

C-l a ) Three Years Bachelor of Commerce Degree Programme (B.Com.)1

C-l a ) F.Y.B.Com.: Semester I and II1.1

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*List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Foundation Course - I1

Foundation Course in NSS - I2Foundation Course in NCC - I3Foundation Course in Physical Education - I

4

*List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Foundation Course - II1

Foundation Course in NSS - II2Foundation Course in NCC - II3Foundation Course in Physical Education - II

4

Note : Course selected in Semester I will continue in Semester II

3. Core Courses (CC)7 Mathematical and Statistical

Techniques - I

3. Core Courses (CC)7 Mathematical and Statistical

Techniques - II



1 Accountancy and Financial Management - III


2 Financial Accounting and Auditing -Introduction to Management Accounting

34

Commerce - IIIBusiness Economics - III

1Aa Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses



1 Accountancy and Financial Management - IV


2 Financial Accounting and Auditing - Auditing

34

Commerce - IVBusiness Economics - IV

1Aa Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses


2A Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)(Group A)

5 Advertising - I

5 Computer Programming - IOr


2A Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)(Group A)

5 Advertising - II

5 Computer Programming - IIOr


He / she failed in not more than four courses of Semester I and Semester II Examinations taken together, with

not more than two courses at each of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.


Semester III.

b) Semester IV

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of courses of failure in

a) Semester III

I. Eligibility

OR

C-l a ) S.Y.B.Com.: Semester III and IV1.2

II. CoursesSemester III (Seven Courses) Semester IV (Seven Courses)

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2B *Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)(Group B)

2B *Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)(Group B)

6 Any one course from the following list of the courses

6 Any one course from the following list of the courses

Note : Course selected in Semester III will continue in Semester IV

3. Core Courses (CC)

7 Business law - I

*List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Foundation Course in

Contemporary Issues - III 1

Foundation Course in NSS - III2Foundation Course in NCC - III3Foundation Course in Physical Education - III

4

3. Core Courses (CC)

7 Business law - II

*List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Foundation Course in

Contemporary Issues - IV 1

Foundation Course in NSS - IV2Foundation Course in NCC - IV3Foundation Course in Physical Education - IV

4

Semester V Semester VI

Sr. Title of theNo. Course


1

Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course

Elective Courses (EC)

1A

1

Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Course


1A

1 Financial Accounting and Auditing VII-Financial Accounting

2 Financial Accounting and Auditing VIII-Cost Accounting

1 Financial Accounting and Auditing IX-Financial Accounting

2 Financial Accounting and Auditing X-Cost Accounting

I. Eligibility

C-I a ) T.Y.B.Com.: Semester V and VI1.3

a) Semester V

Passed in all the courses of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations

OR


Semester II Examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each of Semester I and Semester II

Examinations.

b) Semester VI

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester VI irrespective of number of courses of failure in Semester V

A learner being eligible for the admission to the Semester V must have -

Passed Semester I and Semester II Examinations but failed in not more than four courses at Semester III and

Semester IV Examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each of Semester III and Semester IV

Examinations.

OR

The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of courses of Semester I

Semester II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V

II. Courses

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a) Semester I

I. Eligibility

b) Semester II

1. A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) degree

programme shall have passed XII std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its

equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt (40% in case of reserved category).

A learner is eligible to be admited to Semester II irrespective of number of heads of failure in the Semester I.

2. Every candidate admitted to the degree programme in the constituent / affiliated college / recognized

institution, conducting the programme, shall have to register himself / herself with the University.

(Circular No.- UG / 395 of 2004, Dated September 7, 2004)

1 B Discipline Related Elective (DRE) Course

3 Commerce V

4 Business Economics V

2 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC) (Any One of the Following Combinations)

5

and

6

Computer Systems and

Applications

andDirect and Indirect Taxes

(Direct Tax)

I

I

5and

6

Export MarketingandDirect and Indirect Taxes

(Direct Tax)

I

I

5

and

6

Marketing ResearchandDirect and Indirect Taxes (Direct Tax)

I

I

1B Discipline Related Elective (DRE) Course

3 Commerce VI

4 Business Economics VI

2 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)(Any One of the Following Combinations)

5 Computer Systems and

ApplicationsII

and and

6Direct and Indirect Taxes

(Indirect Tax) II

5 Export Marketing IIand and

6Direct and Indirect Taxes

(Indirect Tax) II

5 Marketing Research II

and andDirect and Indirect Taxes

6 (Indirect Tax) II

Note : Combination of Course selected in Semester V will continue in Semester VI

II. CoursesSemester I (Seven Courses) Semester II (Seven Courses)

1. Elective Courses (EC) 1. Elective Courses (EC)

1 Financial Accounting (Elements ofFinancial Accounting) - I

1 Financial Accounting (Elements ofFinancial Accounting) - II

2 Cost Accounting (Introduction andElement of Cost) - I

2 Auditing (Introduction andPlanning) - II

C-l b) Speciality Degree Programmes

C-l b ) Bachelor of Commerce - Accounting and Finance (B.Com. - A and F)1

C-l b ) F.Y.B.Com. - Accounting and Finance: Semester I and II1.1

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3 Financial Management (Introductionto Financial Management) - I

3 Taxation - I (Indirect Taxes) - I

2. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC) 2. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

Ability Enhancement CompulsoryCourses (AECC)

Ability Enhancement CompulsoryCourses (AECC)


2A

4 Business Communication - I


list of courses

3. Core Courses (CC)6

7

Commerce (Business Environment) - I

Business Economics - I



4

2A

4 Business Communication - II


list of courses


7

Business Law (Business RegulatoryFramework) - IBusiness Mathematics



4

1,2 and 3



4 Information Technology inAccountancy - I

2B **Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)5 Any one course from the following

list of courses


*Any Three course from the following list of courses

1,2 and 3



4 Information Technology inAccountancy - II


list of courses


*Any Three course from the following list of courses



OR

b) Semester IV

I. Eligibility

a) Semester III



A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of courses of failure in Semester III.II. Courses

Semester III (Seven Courses) Semester IV (Seven Courses)

19




Financial Accounting (Special Accounting areas) - IV

1

Management Accounting (Introduction to Management Accounting)

2

Auditing - III 3

Taxation - II (Direct Taxes Paper - II)Wealth Management

45

**List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Foundation Course in Management

(Introduction to Management) - IV1

Foundation Course in NSS - IV

2

Foundation Course in NCC - IV3

Foundation Course in Physical Education - IV

45

Foundation Course in ContemporaryIssues - IV


7

Business Law (Business Regulatory Framework) - II

*List of Elective Courses (EC) Financial Accounting (Special

Accounting areas) - III1

Cost Accounting (Methods of Costing) - II

2

Auditing (Techniques of Auditing andAudit Procedures) - II

3

Taxation - I (Direct Taxes Paper - I)Principles and Practices of Banking

45

**List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Foundation Course in Commerce

(Financial Market Operations) - III1

Foundation Course in NSS - III

2

Foundation Course in NCC - III3

Foundation Course in Physical Education - III

45

Foundation Course in ContemporaryIssues - III


7

Business Law (Company Law) - III

Research Methodology in Accountingand Finance

*List of Elective Courses (EC)


The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of courses of Semester I,

Semester II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V.

a) Semester V

b) Semester VI


OR

C-l b ) T.Y.B.Com. - Accounting and Finance: Semester V and VI1.3

I. Eligibility



Examinations.

OR

Passed in all the courses of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.


Semester IV Examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each of Semester III and Semester IV

Examinations.

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Business Economics - II



Semester V Semester VI


1

5 Financial Accounting-V


Core Courses (CC)2

6 Financial Accounting-VI


1

5 Financial Accounting-VII


Core Courses (CC)2

6 Project Work

Note : Project work is considered as a special course involving application of Knowledge in solving/analyzing/exploring a real life situation/difficult problem. Project work would be of 04 credits each.

A project work may be undertaken in any area of Elective Courses/Study Area.

Note : Course selected in Semester V will continue in Semester VI

Cost Accounting-IIIFinancial Management-IITaxation-III (Indirect Taxes-I)International Finance

1234

Cost Accounting-IVFinancial Management-IIITaxation-IV(Indirect Taxes-II)Security Analysis And Portfolio Management

1234

1 Introduction to Financial Accounts



4 Business Communication - I

2 Business Law

3 Business Statistics


1 Principles of Marketing



4 Business Communication - II

2 Industrial Law

3 Business Mathematics


II. Courses

II. Courses

Semester I (Seven Courses) Semester II (Seven Courses)

b) Semester II

A candidate being eligible for admission to the B.M.S. degree programme shall have passed H.S.C.

Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent Examination or Diploma

in any Engineering branches with two years or three years duration after S.S.C. conducted by the Board of

Technical Education, Maharashtra State or its equivalent Examination by securing minimum 45% marks

for

for

general forcategory (in one attempt) at the respective Examination and minimum 40% marks the reserved

category (in one attempt).

a) Semester I

I. Eligibility

(Extract of Circular No.- UG / 80 of 2010, Dated April 27, 2010)

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of courses of failure in Semester III.

C-l b ) Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.)2

C-l b ) F.Y.B.M.S.: Semester I and II2.1

21





Foundation of Human SkillsBusiness Economics - I



4


Business Environment Principle of Management



4


list of courses


list of courses

1 and 2

Any one group of courses from the following list of courses


2A Ability Enhancement CompulsoryCourses (AECC) Online

3 Information Technology in Business Management - I


list of courses

3. Core Courses (CC) Online5

6

7

Business Planing and EntrepreneurialManagementAccounting for Managerial Decisions

Strategic Management

1. *Elective Courses (EC)

1 and 2

Any one group of courses from the following list of courses


2A Ability Enhancement CompulsoryCourses (AECC) Online

3 Information Technology in Business Management - II


list of courses

3. Core Courses (CC) Online56

7

Business Economics - IIBusiness Research Methods

Production and Total Quality Management

1. *Elective Courses (EC)

II. CoursesSemester III (Seven Courses) Semester I (Seven Courses)V

C-l b ) S.Y.B.M.S.: Semester III and IV2.2

a) Semester III

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of courses of failure in Semester III.


OR

b) Semester IV


I. Eligibility



22



*List of Group of Elective Courses (EC)

Basics of Financial Services (Online) 1Introduction to Cost Accounting2Equity and Debt Market3Corporate Finance (Online)4

Group A : Finance Electives (Any Two)

Consumer Behaviour (Online) 1Product Innovations Management2Advertising (Online) 3Social Marketing4

Group B : Marketing Electives (Any Two)

Recruitment and Selection (Online)1Motivation and Leadership (Online)2Employees Relations and Welfare3Organisation Behaviour and HRM4

Group C : Human Resource Electives (Any Two)

Note : Group selected in Semester III will continue in Semester IV

*List of Group of Elective Courses (EC)

Financial Institutions and Markets1Auditing2Strategic Cost Management (Online)3Corporate Restructuring (Online) 4

Group A : Finance Electives (Any Two)

Integrated Marketing Communication (Online)1Rural Marketing (Online)2Event Marketing3Tourism Marketing4

Group B : Marketing Electives (Any Two)

Human Resource Planning andinformation System

1

Training and Development in HRM (Online)2Change Management (Online)3Conflict and Negotiation4

Group C : Human Resource Electives (Any Two)

**List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Foundation Course (Environmental

Management - III (Online)1

Foundation Course in NSS - III (Online)

Foundation Course in Contemporary Issues - III

2

3

**List of Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Foundation Course (Ethics and

Governance) - IV (Online)1

Foundation Course in NSS - IV (Online)

Foundation Course in Contemporary Issues - IV

2

3

Foundation Course in NCC - III (Online)

Foundation Course in Physical Education - III (Online)

45

Foundation Course in NCC - IV (Online)

Foundation Course in Physical Education - IV (Online)

45




Examinations.

OR

a) Semester V

OR

Passed in Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.all the courses of

I. Eligibility


Semester IV Examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each Semester III and Semester IV

Examinations.

of


b) Semester VI


C-l b ) T. Y.B.M.S.: Semester V and VI2.3

23



Organisational Development2Strategic Human Resource Management and Hr Policies

2

HRM in Service Sector Management3Performance Management and Career Planing

3

456

Indian Ethos in ManagementWorkforce DiversityHuman Resource Accounting & Audit

Industrial RelationsTalent & Competency ManagementStress Management

456

5 Operation Research

Core Courses (CC)2

6 Project Work

Ability Enhancement Course (ACE)35 Logistics and Supply chain Management

Core Courses (CC)2

6 Corporate Communication and PublicRelations

Ability Enhancement Course (ACE)3

Sr.No.

1 Elective Courses (EC)

Sr.Title of the CourseTitle of the Course

No.

1 Elective Courses (EC)

1 Innovative Financial Service

2 Project Management3 Strategic Financial Management444

Indirect TaxesInternational Finance Financing Rural Development

Group A : Finance Electives (Any 4)

Brand Management1Retail Management2International Marketing

Sport Marketing

3

5Media Planning and Management

Marketing of Non Profit Organisation

4

6

Group B : Electives (Any 4)Marketing

HRM in Global Perspective1

Group C : Human Resource Electives(Any 4)

Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management

1

Commodity and Derivatives Market2Wealth Management3

456

Direct TaxesFinancial AccountingRisk Management

Group A : Finance Electives (Any 4)

Services Marketing1E-Commerce and Digital Marketing2Sales and Distribution Management

Industrial Marketing

3

5Customer Relationship Management

Strategic Marketing Management

4

6

Group B : Electives (Any 4)Marketing

Finance for HR Professionals andCompensation Management

1

Group C : Human Resource Electives (Any 4)

II. CoursesSemester V Semester VI

The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of courses of Semester I, Semester

II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V.

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Note : Group selected in Semester III will continue in Semester IV

Note : Project work is considered as a special course involving application of Knowledge in solving/analyzing/exploring a real life situation/difficult problem. Project work would be of 04 credits each.A project work may be undertaken in any area of Elective Courses/Study Area.



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2. In case student get cleared with First year both semester i.e. Semester I and Semester II and discontinue the course due to any valid reason He/She will be awarded as Diploma certificate.

3. In case cleared with FY and SY both with all the four semester Le. L II, III and IV and discontinue the course due to any valid reason, He/She will be awarded as Advance Diploma Certificate.

1. This is a Newly Introduced Apprenticeship based B.M.S. Degree in Maritime Logistics

4. In last year I.e. TY student has to under go apprenticeship, for which student will be given 3 chances to crack the interview of the concern Company/ Industry and have to complete that Apprenticeship and have to present the report for the same. With that student will be awarded as Degree Certificate

C-l b ) Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.) in Maritime Logistics 3

Semester I Semester IIII. Courses

Sr.No.

Organisation Behaviour

Environmental Science

Quantitative Techniques

Materials Management

Port Terminal Management

ICD & CFS Operations

Data Analysis using Spreadsheet –Practical

12

4

6

3

5

7

Language I

Sr.Title of the Course Title of the Course

No.

Word & Presentation Tools Practical

Introduction to Maritime Logistics

Communicative English –Practical

Analysing Financial Accounting Statements

12 Statistics for Analysis

4 Warehouse Management

6

3

5

7

a) Semester – III

b) Semester – IV

He/She failed in not more than four courses of Semester I and Semester II Examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each of semester I and Semester II examination

I. Eligibility

A learner being eligible for the admission to semester III if-

A learner shall be allowed to keep for semester IV irrespective of numbers of courses of failure in Semester III.

He/She passes each of courses of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.

OR

C-l b ) .Y.B.M.S. in Maritime Logistics : Semester I and I3.2 S II V

b) Semester II

Candidates for admission to the Apprenticeship-based collaborative BMS Degree Programme shall have passed +2 in any group from a recognized Board or equivalent examination by securing minimum 45% marks for general category (in one attempt) at the respective examination and minimum 40% marks for the reserved category (in one attempt).

A learner is eligible to be admitted to semester II irrespective of numbers of heads of failure in Semester I

a) Semester II. Eligibility

C-l b ) F.Y.B.M.S. in Maritime Logistics : Semester I and II3.1



Semester III Semester IVII. Courses

Sr.No.12

43

65

7

Management AccountingHuman Resources Management

Total Quality Management

Port-Inland Connectivity

International BusinessAdvanced Maritime Logistics

Marine Insurance

Sr.No.12

43

65

7

Cost Accounting

MIS for Logistics

Marketing Management

EXIM Policies & Procedures

Coastal and Inland Water Transportation

Freight Forwarding

Supply chain Management

Title of the Course Title of the Course

26


Semester IV examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each of semester III and Semester IV

examinations


Semester II examinations taken together, with not more than two courses at each of semester I and Semester II

examinations.

The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of courses of Semester I,

Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV and Semester V.

A learner being eligible for the admission to semester V must have -

OR

Semester V

Semester VI

A learner shall be allowed to keep for semester VI irrespective of numbers of courses of failure in Semester V.

I. Eligibility

Passed in all the courses of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.

OR

C-l b ) .Y.B.M.S. in Maritime Logistics : Semester and 3.3 T V VI

Semester V Semester VIII. Courses


12

43

Allied Course 2Freight Forwarding –Practical

International Logistics –Practical

Apprenticeship II

Maritime Environment (Allied Course)

Port Based Industrialization (Allied Course)


12

43

Allied Course 1ICD Operations – Practical

CFS Operations – Practical

Apprenticeship I

Maritime Freight (Allied Course)

PPP in Port Sector (Allied Course)



I. Eligibility

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Master of Commerce (Advanced Accountancy) Semester I,

shall have passed the Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce of University of Mumbai (Three years

integrated programme) of the degree of B.Com. (Old programme) of University of Mumbai or Bachelor of

Commerce (Accounting and Finance) or B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) or B.M.S. degree Examination or an

Examination of any other University recognized as equivalent thereto.

a) Semester I

(Extract of Circular No.- UG / 375 of 2006, Dated September 22, 2006)

C-ll a) Master of Commerce - Advanced Accountancy (M.Com. - Advanced Accountancy)

C-ll a1) M.Com. - Advanced Accountancy First Year: Semester I and II

Core Courses (CC)

1234

Strategic ManagementEconomics for Business DecisionsCost and Management AccountingBusiness Ethics and CorporateSocial Responsibility

Core Courses (CC)

12

34

Research Methodology for BusinessMacro Economics Concepts and Applications

Corporate FinanceE-Commerce

b) Semester II


1. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of courses of failure in Semester III.

However learner has to pass each course of Semester I and Semester II in order to appear for Semester IV.

b) Semester IV

a) Semester III

C-ll a ) M.Com. - Advanced Accountancy Second Year: Semester III and IV2I. Eligibility

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III not with standing that he / she may not have appeared

for Semester I and / or Semester II Examination’s or failed in one or more courses at Semester I and / or Semester II.

2. A learner can appear for Semester IV Examination but the result of Semester IV shall be kept in abeyance

until the learner passes each of Semester I, Semester II and Semester III.

II. CoursesSemester I (Four Courses) Semester II (Four Courses)

1 Elective Courses

1,2and3

Advance Accounting, Corporate Accounting and Financial Management (Any Three)

1 Elective Courses

1,2and3

Advance Accounting, Corporate Accounting and Financial Management (Any Three)

II. CoursesSemester III (Four Courses) Semester IV (Four Courses)

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a Advanced Financial Accountingb Direct Taxc Advance Costingd Advanced Auditinge Financial Services

Project Work - I

2 Project Work

4

a Corporate Financial Accountingb Indirect Tax - Introduction of Goods and Service Taxc Financial Management d International Financial Reporting Standardse Personal Financial Planning

Project Work - II

2 Project Work

4

Note : Project work is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving / analyzing /

exploring a real life situation / difficult problem. Project work would be of 06 credits . A project work may be

undertaken in any area of Elective Courses.

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C-lll) Research Degree Programme

C-lll a) Ph.D. Programmes

C-lll a ) Ph.D. Commerce in the Subject of Accountancy1

Programmes Offered

I. Eligibility

C-lll a ) Ph.D. Commerce in the Subject of Business Policy and Administration2

A candidate being eligible for admission to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Commerce) must have passed

the Master Degree Examination in relevant subjects of Commerce at University of Mumbai or any other University

recognized as equivalent thereto with atleast 55% marks in aggregate (50% in case of reserved category) with first

attempt. The candidate has to qualify the Ph.D. Entrance Test (PET) conducted by the University of Mumbai. The

candidate has to satisfy the conditions as mentioned in Vice-Chancellor's Directives (VCD), Exam. / Thesis / Univ. /

VCD / 2414 of 2010.

ix) Certificate Course in Basics of Biophysics.

I) Diploma course in Applied Biotechnology

iii) Certificate Course in personality development and interview skills

c) Research Programmes

2) Diploma Programmes

v)Certificate Course in vermicompost Technology

I) Ph.D. Science In the subject of Physical Chemistryii) Ph.D. Science In the subject of Inorganic Chemistryiii) Ph.D. Science In the subject of Organic Chemistry

iv Ph.D. Science In the subject of Biotechnology)

iii)Diploma Course in Cosmetics and Perfumery Technology

I) Certificate Course in Environmental Biochemistry

ii) Diploma Course in Food Analysis and Quality Assurance

3) Certificate Programmes

ii) Certificate Course in Clinical studies and data analysis

iv)Certificate Course in Bioinformatics

x) Certificate Course in Advanced Technology - Introduction to Kotlin Programming

viii) Certificate Course in web Developmentvii)Certificate Course in Photoshop

vi)Certificate Course in applied Biotechnology

vi) Bridge course in introduction to C

ii) Remedial Course in Mathematics

xiv) Certificate Course in website designing with Jumla

v) Remedial Course in Bio Chemical Pathways


v) Bridge course in mathematics and Statistics for Biotechnology

iii) Remedial Course in Fundamental Physics

xii) Certificate Course in Sericulture

vi) Remedial Course in Basic Chemistry

iv) Bridge course in Microbial Techniques

vii) Bridge course in Mathematical and Statistical Techniques

xv)Certificate Course in Cosmetics and Perfumery Technology

iii) Bridge course in Microbial Studies

vii) Remedial Course in Analytical Techniques

I) Remedial Course in Zoology

xiii) Certificate Course in Fish Processing Management and Technology

xi) Certificate Course in Soil Science

I) Bridge course in Chemistryii) Bridge course in Computer Science

5) Remedial programmes

iv) Remedial Course in Elementary Botany

Programmes Offered1. Degree programs

a) Undergraduate Level

M.Sc. In Analytical Chemistry M.Sc. In Organic Chemistry (By Research)

b) Post Graduate Level

i) Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)-(Six Units) B.Sc. In Chemistry B.Sc. In Microbiology B.Sc. In Zoology

M.Sc. In Organic Chemistry

A) Traditional Programmes

i) Master of Science (M.Sc.)

M.Sc. In inorganic Chemistry (By Research) M.Sc. In Microbiology

M.Sc. In physical Chemistry (By Research)

B) Speciality Programmesa) Undergraduate Level

B.Sc. In Biotechnology B.Sc. In Computer Science

B.Sc. In Information Technology b) Post Graduate Level

i) Master of Science (M.Sc.)

i) Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)-(Six Units)

M.Sc. In Computer Science M.Sc. In Biotechnology

M.Sc. In Information Technology

Faculty of Science & Technology

02

02

606060

Diploma Course in Applied Biotechnology

Diploma Course in Cosmetics and Perfumery Technology

Diploma Course in Food Analysis and Quality Assurance

Bridge course in ChemistryBridge course in Computer ScienceBridge course in Microbial StudiesBridge course in Microbial Techniques Bridge Course in Mathematics and Statistics for Biotechnology Bridge course in Introduction to CBridge Course in Mathematical and Statistical Techniques

i.ii.iii.iv.v.vi.vii.

Remedial Course in ZoologyRemedial Course in MathematicsRemedial Course in Fundamental PhysicsRemedial Course in Elementary BotanyRemedial Course in Bio Chemical PathwaysRemedial Course in Basic ChemistryRemedial Course in Analytical Techniques

c) Zoology

M.Sc. In inorganic Chemistry (By Research)

v.

M.Sc. In PhysicalChemistry (By Research)

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I.

ii.iii.

ix.x.

xii.xiii.

xiv.xv.

xi.

I.ii.iii.

iv.v.vi.vii.

i.vii

303030

3030303030

3030

303030

3030

Certificate Course in Environmental Biochemistry

Certificate Course in Clinical studies and data analysis

Certificate Course in personality development and

interview skills

Certificate Course in Bioinformatics

Certificate Course in vermicompost Technology

Certificate Course in applied Biotechnology

Certificate Course in Photoshop

Certificate Course in web Development

Certificate Course in Basics of Biophysics.

Certificate Course in Advanced Technology -

Introduction to Kotlin Programming

Certificate Course in Soil Science

Certificate Course in sericulture

Certificate Course in Fish Processing Management

and Technology

Certificate Course in website designing with Jumla

Certificate Course in Cosmetics and Perfumery Technology

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I. Eligibility

a) Semester I

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three years integrated programme leading to the degree

of Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Std. XII)

conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, in the following

subjects -

1. English (Higher or lower level) carrying 100 marks.

2. Any one of the modern Indian languages or modern foreign languages or any classical language

(Higher level or lower level) or Information Technology carrying 100 marks.

b) Semester II


OR

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Biology

• Mathematics and Statistics

OR

List of subjects

• Geology

3. Four other subjects from among the subjects mentioned below carrying a total of 400 marks.

• Economics

Must have passed an Examination of another University or Body or Board recognized as equivalent to the

H.S.C. (Std. XII) Examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary

Education.

• Geography

• Psychology

Three other subjects from among the subjects mentioned below carrying a total of 300 marks and one more

subject from among the remaining optional subjects carrying 100 marks as prescribed for the H.S.C. (Std. XII)

Examination.

(Extract of Circular No.- UG / 394 of 2004, Dated September 6, 2004)

S-l) Under-graduate Degree Programmes

S-l a) Traditional Degree Programme

S-l a ) Three Years Bachelor of Science Degree Programme (B.Sc.)1

S-l a ) F.Y.B.Sc.: Semester I and II1.1



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S-l a ) S.Y.B.Sc.: Semester III and IV1.2

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III if -

a) Semester III

He / she fails in not more than three courses with not more than total 200 marks, in each of Semester I and

Semester II (For all subjects carrying less than 900 marks).

OR

I. Eligibility

He / she passes (Grade 'E or above in each course) each of Semester I and Semester II. 1

He / she fails in not more than three courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II (For all subjects, carrying

900 or more marks).

OR

b) Semester IV

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of grades obtained in each course of

Semester III.

II. CoursesSemester I (Seven Courses)

1.1.1


Any One Group from the Following (Two Courses of each Subject)

1.1.2to

1.1.7

Chemistry, Botany and ZoologyORChemistry, Physics and MathematicsORChemistry, Microbiology and Zoology

Semester II (Seven Courses)

1.2.1


Any One Group from the Following (Two Courses of each Subject)

1.2.2to

1.2.7

Chemistry, Botany and ZoologyORChemistry, Physics and MathematicsORChemistry, Microbiology and Zoology

Note: Change of subjects/ courses at Semester II is not permitted.

II. CoursesSemester III (Seven Courses)

Foundation CourseOR

2.3.1 Foundation Course in Physical EducationORNational Service Scheme (N.S.S.) StudiesORN.C.C.

Any One Group from the Following (Three Courses of each Subject)

Chemistry and BotanyChemistry and Zoology

2.3.2 Chemistry and PhysicsChemistry and Mathematics

2.3.7 Chemistry and MicrobiologyPhysics and Mathematics

Semester IV (Seven Courses)

Foundation CourseOR

2.4.1 ORNational Service Scheme (N.S.S.) Studies ORN.C.C.

Any One Group from the Following (Three Courses of each Subject)

Chemistry and BotanyChemistry and ZoologyChemistry and PhysicsChemistry and Mathematics

2.4.7 Chemistry and MicrobiologyPhysics and Mathematics

Note: 1. The selection of group must be from the subjects/ courses of F. Y.B.Sc. (Sem I and II)

Foundation Course in Physical Education



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OR

He / she has passed Semester III and Semester IV and fails in not more than three courses with not more than

total 200 marks, in each of Semester I and Semester II (For all subjects carrying less than 900 marks).

He / she has passed Semester I and Semester II and fails in not more than three courses, in each of Semester III

and Semester IV (For all subjects, carrying 900 or more marks).

1. He / she has passed Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV

OR

2.The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of Semester I, Semester II,

Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V.

OR

He / she has passed Semester III and Semester IV and fails in not more than three courses, in each of Semester I

and Semester II (For all subjects, carrying 900 or more marks).

2.He / she has Chemistry as an optional subject at Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV

Examinations.

I. Eligibility

S-l a ) T.Y.B.Sc.: Semester V and VI1.3We have two areas of specialization with six units, for study where learners can select any one area for which

he / she is eligible.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for T.Y.B.Sc. Chemistry Semester V if -

a) Semester V

He / she has passed Semester I and Semester II and fails in not more than three courses with not more than

total 200 marks, in each of Semester III and Semester IV (For all subjects carrying less than 900 marks).

OR

b) Semester VI

1.A learner shall be allowed to keep term for T.Y.B.Sc. Chemistry Semester VI irrespective of grades obtained in

each course of Semester V

I. Courses

Semester V (Five Courses)

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.5.1 Physical Chemistry I3.5.2 Inorganic Chemistry II3.5.3 Organic Chemistry III3.5.4 Analytical Chemistry IV

3.5.5 Applied Component -Drugs and Dyes V

Semester VI (Five Courses)

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.6.1 Physical Chemistry I3.6.2 Inorganic Chemistry II3.6.3 Organic Chemistry III3.6.4 Analytical Chemistry IV

3.6.5 Applied Component -Drugs and Dyes V

Nomenclature and course content of above course may change as per University norms.

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S-I a 1.3.2) T.Y.B.Sc. Microbiology : Semester V and VI

I. CoursesSemester V (Five Courses)

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.5.1 Microbial Genetics 1

3.5.2Medical Microbiology andImmunology II

3.5.3 Microbial Biochemistry III3.5.4 Bioprocess Technology IV

3.5.5 Applied Component -Concepts in BiotechnologyV


Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

CourseNo.

3.6.1rDNA TechnologyBioinformatics and Virology 1

3.6.2Medical Microbiology andImmunology II

3.6.3 Microbial Biochemistry III3.6.4 Bioprocess Technology IV

3.6.5 Applied Component - VApplied Biotechnology

I. CoursesSemester V (Five Courses)

Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

3.5.1 Haematology & Immunology

3.5.2 Histology Toxicology Pathology

3.5.3 Taxonomy - I

3.5.4 Osteology & Developmental

Biology

3.5.5 Fishery Biology -I


Sr.No.

Title of theCourse

3.6.1 Physiology & tissue culture

3.6.2 Molecular biology & Bioinformatics

3.6.3 Taxonomy-ll

3.6.4 Environmental Biology and

Zoopharmacognosy

3.6.5 Fishery Biology -II

S-I a )1.3.3 T.Y.B.Sc. Zoology : Semester V and VI


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