Admission Brochure 2018-19 / 1

Admission Brochure 2018-19 / 1

LONAVLA EDUCATION TRUST’S

DR. B.N. PURANDARE ARTS, SMT. S.G. GUPTACOMMERCE & SCIENCE COLLEGE,

Lonavla, Tal - Maval, Dist - Pune - 410 403.

Phone : (02114) 273006 Mobile : 7888042375, 7888042376

E-mail : [email protected]

(Affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University)

Re-accredited with 'B' Grade by NAAC

GLORIOUS TRADITION OF 35 YEARS IN

THE SERVICE OF THE NATION

ADMISSION BROCHURE 2018 - 2019

SENIOR COLLEGE

(Under Graduate & Post Graduate Courses)


INDEX

Sr.No. Particulars Page No.

1 Introduction 04

2. Admission to the Undergraduate Courses 05

3. Eligibility for Admission to First Year B.A. / B.Com. / B.Sc. 05

4. Course Structure of B.A. 07

5. Course Structure of B.Com. 10

6. Course Structure of B.Sc. 12

7. Scheme of Examination (Under Graduation) 17

8. Course Structure of M.A. (Economics) 19

9. E‘.E. ‘amR>r Aä¶mgH«$‘ aMZm 20

10. Course Structure of M.Com. 21

11. Scheme of Examination (Post Graduation)

Choice - Based Credit System for the Post - Graduate Programs 22

12. Rules of Discipline 24

13. Academic Programme 2018-19 28

Note : The rules and regulations regarding admission, eligibility and examination are in

accordance with the guidelines and ordinances of Savitribai Phule Pune University. If there

is any change from Savitribai Phule Pune University, it is madatory to be observed by the

students.


INTRODUCTION

Lonavala Education Trust was established in the year 1981 by a few generous

enterprising citizens of Lonavala with an objective of providing a local educational

institution in order to impart excellent higher education to the rural students in and

around Lonavala. The trust is registered under the Societies Registration Act 1860

and Maharashtra Charitable Trust's Act 1950.

To Cater to the needs of the rural and tribal students, the trust started the college

in 1983. Right from its inception the college has maintained its objective of providing

value based education and create responsible citizens of India. In the last 35 years

the college has acquired the recognition and reputation in academic arena of

Maharashtra. It is reaccredited with 'B' grade by National Assessment and

Accreditation Council, Bangaluru.

The college offers undergraduate and post graduate Programmes in various

disciplines, leading to B.A., B.Com., B.Sc., M.A. & M.Com. degrees. It has maintained

a glorious tradition of producing academically excellent students. Several co-curricular

and extra curricular activities are organized to enhance the various capacities of the

students. Organization of many state, national level seminars and conferences help

the student community to improve its knowledge in concerned fields.

The College runs an N.S.S. unit which has worked comprehensively for the

development of the rural masses. Many of our N.S.S. volunteers and programme

officers are appreciated and admired for their contribution in the welfare of society.

The institution has supported and cultivated sportsmanship and teamspirit among the

young minds. Many of our students have outshined and outgrown in state and national

level sports competitions. The college has started a hostel for girl students commuting

from various parts of Maval Tehsil. The facilities like well equipped laboratories,

resourceful library, Seminar Hall, Indoor and Outdoor games training, Earn & Learn

Scheme, Book Bank scheme have benefited the students to a larger extent. It gives

us immense pleasure to hand out this prospectus cum handbook, it will certainly

inform the students about the courses they have opted for.


ADMISSION TO THE UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

1) The student seeking admission to the first year of B.A., B.Com. & B.Sc. course

will have to apply to the principal in the prescribed form immediately after the

declaration of H.S.C. results. The prescribed form shall be available on the

website of the college. The hard copy of the duly filled in form has to be submitted

to the office of college.

2) The passed XII std students of the college (Those who were admitted to XII std

in Arts, Commerce and Science Junior College, Lonavla, Valvan, Tal - Maval) will

have to apply for admission within seven days from the declaration of the H.S.C.

results.

3) The students passed from other institutes will have to apply and look for the merit

list.

4) The merit list shall be displayed on the website & notice board of the college.

5) The second & third year students of B.A./ B.Com. / B.Sc. the students, seeking

admission to S.Y. and T.Y. of B.A. B.Com. and B.Sc. will have to apply within

Seven days after the declaration of results of their pervious examinations.

6) Admission to the first year of all faculties will be provisional till the student

produces Eligibility Certificate from Savitribai Phule Pune University.

7) The girl students seeking admission to hostel will have to apply separately to the

teacher-in-charge of the hostel.

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO FIRST YEAR B.A. / B.Com. / B.Sc.

1) FIRST YEAR ARTS :

The candidate who has passed Higher Secondary School Certificate

examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary Education or

its equivalent examination of any other Statutory Board / University with English

as a compulsory subject shall be eligible for admission to F.Y.B.A. class.

2) FIRST YEAR COMMERCE :

The candidate who has passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate

Examination of Commerce or Science of the Maharashtra State Board or Higher

Secondary Examination of its equivalent of any other Statutory Board or

University with English as a compulsory subject shall be eligible for admission to

F.Y.B.Com. class.

3) FIRST YEAR SCIENCE :

i) The candidate who has passed Higher Secondary School Certificate

Examination in Science of the Maharashtra State Board of Higher

Secondary Education or its equivalent examination of any other Statutory

Board / University and has passed in English and in three Science subjects

out of (i) Physics (ii) Chemistry (iii) Biology (iv) Mathematics (v) Geography

(vi) Geology etc shall be eligible for admission to F.Y. B.Sc. class.

ii) The candidate who has passed Higher Secondary School Certificate

Examination (10+2) with English and any one of the following vocational

subjects is also eligible for admission to the F.Y.B.Sc. class.

S.N. Subject Vocational S.N. Subject Vocational

Code Subjects Code Subjects

1 79 Auto Electrical 9 J1/J2/J3 Electronics Technology

2 A1 Electrical Maintenance 10 J4/J5/J6 Maintenance and Repairs

of Electrical Domestic

Appliances

3 A2 Mechanical Maintenance 11 K1/K2/K3 Auto Engg. Technology

4 A4 General Civil Engg. 12 P1/P2/P3 Medical Lab. Technician

5. C2 Electronics 13 P4/P5/P6 X-Ray Technician

6. C3 Chemical Plant 14 P7/P8/P9 Ophthalmic Technician

Operation

7. C5 Elementary Lab. 15 T1/T2/T3 Maintenance, Repairs and

Technology Rewinding of Electrical

Motors

8. D9 Computer Science L1/L2/L3 Horticulture of other

Agriculture group

iii) The candidate who has passed Diploma in Pharmacy, Diploma in

Engineering (Polytechnic) or its equivalent examination recognized by

MSBTE, Mumbai or its equivalent of any other Statutory Board or University

shall be eligible for admission.



COURSE STRUCTURE

B.A. (Annual Pattern 2013)

F.Y.B.A. Term - I & II

The students joining the first Year B.A. course will have six of the following

subjects.

1) Compulsory English 2) Marathi (Optional)

3) English (Optional) 4) Economics

5) Political Science 6) Geography

7) Psychology

Each F.Y.B.A. student has to appear for an examination in physical education, it

shall be compulsary.

Subjects for F.Y.B.A.

Subject

Code

F.Y.B.A.Term - I

Subjects

Subject

CodeF.Y.B.A.Term - II Subjects

1017 Compusary English 1017 Compusary English

1027 Marathi (Optional) 1027 Marathi (Optional)

1337 English (Optional) 1337 English (Optional)

1157 Economics 1157 Economics

1167 Political Science 1167 Political Science

1207Elements of

Geomorphology1207 Elements of Geomorphology

1227 Psychology 1227 Psychology


S.Y.B.A. Term - I & II

All the passed students of F.Y.B.A. are eligible to get admitted to S.Y.B.A.

However, the students who fail at the most in two subjects are allowed to keep their

terms. (ATKT)

There shall be two subjects as compulsory subjects

1) English (Compulsory) 2) A course in Environmental Awareness.

The student has to select one of the following subjects as his special subject and

two subjects as his general subjects.

Subjects offered at special level are,

1) English 2) Marathi

3) Political Science 4) Economics

The candidate will have to select any two of the following subjects at general level.

1) Optional English General II 2) Optional Marathi General II

3) Economics General II 4) Political Science Gen. II

5) Psychology General - II 6) Geography General - II

Subject

CodeS.Y.B.A.Term - I Subjects

Subject

CodeS.Y.B.A.Term - II Subjects

2017 Compulsory English 2017 Compulsory English

2999Environmental Awareness

(Compulsory)2999

Environmental Awareness

(Compulsory)

2027 Marathi General - II 2027 Marathi General - II

2028 Marathi Special - I 2028 Marathi Special - I

2029 Marathi Special - II 2029 Marathi Special - II

2157 Economics General - II 2157 Economics General - II

2158 Economics Special - I 2158 Economics Special - I

2159 Economics Special - II 2159 Economics Special - II

2167 Politics General - II 2167 Politics General - II

2168 Politics Special - I 2168 Politics Special - I

2169 Politics Special - II 2169 Politics Special - II

2337 Optional English General - II 2337 Optional English General - II

2338 Optional English Special - I 2338 Optional English Special - I

2339 Optional English Special - II 2339 Optional English Special - II

2207 Geography General - II 2207 Geography General - II

2227 Psychology General - II 2227 Psychology General - II


T.Y.B.A. Term - I & II

1) The student has to pass all the F.Y.B.A. subjects to admit to T.Y.B.A.

2) The student who fails in, at the most two subjects at S.Y.B.A. level is allowed to

keep terms (A.T.K.T.)

3) The student studying in T.Y.B.A. will have to study the following subjects

i) Compulsory English

ii) Three papers in Specialization

iii) Two General Papers that are opted at S.Y.B.A.

Subject

CodeT.Y.B.A.Term - I Subjects

Subject

CodeT.Y.B.A.Term - II Subjects


3027 Marathi General - III 3027 Marathi General - III

3028 Marathi Special - III 3028 Marathi Special - III

3029 Marathi Special - IV 3029 Marathi Special - IV

3157 Economics General - III 3157 Economics General - III

3158 Economics Special - III 3158 Economics Special - III

3159 Economics Special - IV 3159 Economics Special - IV

3167 Politics General - III 3167 Politics General - III

3168 Politics Special - III 3168 Politics Special - III

3169 Politics Special - IV 3169 Politics Special - IV

3337 Optional English General - III 3337 Optional English General - III

3338 Optional English Special - III 3338 Optional English Special - III

3339 Optional English Special - IV 3339 Optional English Special - IV

3207 Geography General - III 3207 Geography General - III

3227 Psychology General - III 3227 Psychology General - III


COURSE STRUCTURE

B.Com. (Annual Pattern 2013)

F.Y. B.Com. Term - I & II

Optional Group :

The candidate has to select any one of the following groups.

Group A : 1) Marketing and Salesmanship

2) Commercial Geography

Or

Group B : 1) Banking and Finance

2) Business Environment and Entrepreneurship

Group C : The Candidate has to select any one of the following subjects.

1) Additional English

or

2) Additional Marathi

A.T.K.T. Rules :

As far as A.T.K.T. is concerned, the student who fails in two theories and one

practical head of passing at F.Y.B.Com. may be admitted to S.Y.B.Com. likewise the

student who fails in two theory and one practical head of passing at S.Y.B.Com. may

be admitted to T.Y.B.Com. But the student passing S.Y.B.Com. but fails in any subject

at F.Y.B.Com. cannot be admitted to T.Y.B.com.

Subject

Code

F.Y. B.Com.

Term - I Subjects

Subject

Code

F.Y. B.Com.

Term - II Subjects

Compulsory Group : Compulsory Group :


1123 Financial Accounting 1123 Financial Accounting

1133 Business Economics 1133 Business Economics

1143 Mathematics & Statistics 1143 Mathematics & Statistics

1993 Physical Education (Compulsory) 1993 Physical Education (Compulsory)


S.Y. B.Com Term - I & II

Optional Group

1. Marketing Management - I

Or

2. Banking and Finance - I

T. Y. B.Com Term - I & II

Subject Code Optional Group

Group A

3482 Marketing Management - II

3484 Marketing Management - III

Or

Group B

3422 Banking and Finance II

3424 Banking and Finance III

The students seeking admission to non aided division will have to pay the fees

prescribed for non aided division.

Subject

Code

S.Y. B.Com.

Term - I Subjects

Subject

Code

S.Y. B.Com.

Term - II Subjects


2113 Business Communication 2113 Business Communication

2123 Corporate Accounting 2123 Corporate Accounting

2133 Business Economics 2133 Business Economics

2153 Elements of Company Law 2153 Elements of Company Law

2143Fundamentals of BusinessManagement

2143Fundamentals of BusinessManagement

2777 Environmental Awareness 2777 Environmental Awareness

Subject

Code

T.Y. B.Com.

Term - I Subjects

Subject

Code

T.Y. B.Com.

Term - II Subjects


3113Business Regulatory

Framework3113 Business Regulatory Framework

3123 Advanced Accounting 3123 Advanced Accounting

3133Indian & Global Economical

Development3133

Indian & Global Economical

Development

3153 Auditing & Taxation 3153 Auditing & Taxation


COURSE STRUCTURE

B.Sc. (Annual Pattern 2013)

F. Y. B.Sc. Term - I & II

The student has to select any One of the following groups.

Group A Group B

Sr. No. Subjects

1. Mathematics

2. Physics

3. Chemistry

4. Botany

Sr. No. Subjects

1. Chemisrty

2. Physics

3. Botany

4. Zoology

Subject

Code

F.Y. B.Sc.

Term - I Subjects

Subject

Code

F.Y. B.Sc.

Term - II Subjects

Physics Physics

PH-210 Mechanics PH-210 Heat & Thermodynamics

PH-220Physics Principles &

ApplicationsPH-220 Electromagnetics

PH-230 Practical Course - III PH-230 Practical Course - III

Botany Botany

BO-111 Plant Diversity - I BO-111 Plant Morphology and Anatomy - I

BO-112 Industrial Botany - II BO-112 Industrial Botany-II

BO-113 Practical Course - III BO-113 Practical Course-III

Mathematics Mathematics

71110 Algebra 71110 Geometry

71120 Calculus 71120 Differential Equations

71130 Practical based on 71110 & 71120

Chemistry

C-I Physical & Inorganic Chemistry C-I Physical & Inorganic Chemistry

C-II Organic & Inorganic Chemistry C-II Organic & Inorganic Chemistry

C-III Practical Course C-III Practical Course

Zoology Zoology

ZY-101Animal Systematics &

Diversity - IZY-101 Animal Systematics & Diversity - II

ZY-102 Fundamentals of Cell biology ZY-102 Genetics

ZY-103 Practical Course - III ZY-103 Practical Course - III


S.Y. B.Sc Term - I & II

A course in Environmental Awareness shall be Ccompulsory subject.

The candidate has to select any one of the following groups

Group A Group B Group C

Sr. No. Subject

1. Mathematics

2. Physics

3. Chemistry

4. English / Marathi

Sr. No. Subject

1. Chemistry

2. Botany

3. Zoology


Sr. No. Subject

1. Physics

2. Botany

3. Chemistry


Subject

Code

S.Y. B.Sc.

Term - I Subjects

Subject

Code

S.Y. B.Sc.

Term - II Subjects

Physics Physics

PH-211 Mathematical methods in Physics PH-212 Oscillations Waves & Motion

PH-2A1 Electronics PH-222 Optics

PH-223 Practical Course - III PH-223 Practical Course - III

Botany Botany

BO-211Taxonomy of Angiosperm andPlant Community

BO-221 Plant anatomy and Embryology

BO-212 Plant Physiology BO-222 Plant Biotechnology

BO-223Practical based on theorycourse I & II

BO-223Practical based on theory course I & II


81111 Multi variable calculus I 81112 Linear Algebra

811 A1OR

811B1

Discrete MathematicsORLaplace transforms

811 A2OR

811B2

Multivariable Calculus IIORNumerical Methods

81151Practical based on 81111 & 811A1

(or 811B1)81152

Practical based on 81112 & 811A2

(or 811B2)

Chemistry (Semester I) Chemistry (Semester II)

CH-211 Physical & Analytical Chemistry - I CH-221 Physical & Analytical Chemistry - I

CH-212 Organic & Inorganic Chemistry - II CH-222 Organic & Inorganic Chemistry - II

CH-223 Practical course in Chemistry - III CH-223 Practical Course in Chemistry - III


Zoology Zoology

ZY-211 Animal Systematics & Diversity-III ZY-221 Animal Systematics & Diversity - IV

ZY-212 Applied Zoology - I ZY-222 Applied Zoology - II

ZY-223 Practical Course ZY-223 Practical Course

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES FOR

UNDER GRADUATE COURSES

As per the order of Honourable Supreme Court of India, Environmental

Studies course is compulsory for every undergraduate student. The college is

implementing this course in Environmental Studies in the second year of all

degree courses. The examination will be conducted at the end of Second Year

and will carry 100 marks (Theory : 75, Project : 25). These marks will be

converted into the grades accordingly. The grade will be mentioned in the

degree marksheet. If any student fails in this course, the result of his course

will be withheld by the university.


T.Y.B.Sc. Semester I & II

The student has to select any one of the following subjects at special level.

1) Physics 2) Chemistry 3) Botany 4) Zoology 5) Mathematics

The student has to pass all the F.Y.B.Sc. Subjects to get admitted to T.Y.B.Sc.

The selected special subject must be the subject opted for at S.Y.B.Sc. level.

Subject

Code

T.Y. B.Sc.

Semester - I Subjects

Subject

Code

T.Y. B.Sc.

Semester - II Subjects

Physics Physics

PH-311Mathematical Methods in

PhysicsPH-341 Classical Electrodynamics

PH-332 Solid State Physics PH-342 Quantum Mechanics

PH-333 Classical Mechanics PH-343Thermodynamics & Statistical

Physics

PH-334 Atomic & Molecular Physics PH-344 Nuclear Physics

PH-335 Computational Physics PH-345 Electronics

PH-336 Elements of Material Science PH-346-K Laser

Lab - I GP - I General Physics

Ph - 347 GP - II Atomic & Molecular Physics & Optics, Statistical & Thermodynamics,

Nuclear & Quantum Physics, Electromagnetism.

Lab. - 2 GP - I Electronics & Acoustics & LASER’s

PH - 348 GP - II C- Programming & Computational Physics

Lab - 3 PH - 348 Project

Botany Subjects Botany Subjects

BO-331 Cryptogamic Botany BO-341 Plant Physiology and Biochemistry

BO-332 Cell and Molecular Biology BO-342 Plant Ecology and Biodiversity

BO-333 Genetics and Evolution BO-343 Plant Pathology

BO-334Spermatophyta and

PaleobotanyBO-344 Medicinal and Economic Botany

BO-335 Herticulture and Floriculture BO-345 Plant Biotechnology

BO-336 Computational Botany BO-346Plant breeding and seed

technology



91113 Metric Spaces 9114 Complex Analysis

91123 Real Analysis I 91124 Real Analysis II

91133Problem course based on

91113 & 9112391134

Problem course based on 9114

& 91124

91143 Group Theory 91144 Ring theory

91153 Ordinary differential equations. 91154 Partial differential equations

91163Problem course based on 91143

& 9115391164

Problem course based on 91144

& 91154

Select any two out of following

six courses

Select any two out of following

six courses

911A3 Operation Research 911A4 Optimization Techniques

911B3 Dynamical System 911B4 Differential Geometry

911C3 C-Programming I 911F4 C-Programming - II

911D3 Lattice Theory 911D4 Lebesque Integration

911E3 Financial Mathematics 911E4 Computational Geometry

911F3 Number Theory 911C4 Graph Theory

91193 Practical based on optional courses 91194 Practical based on optional courses

Chemistry Chemistry

CH-331 Physical Chemistry - I CH-341 Physical Chemistry

CH-332 Inorganic Chemistry - II CH-342 Inorganic Chemistry

CH-333 Organic Chemistry - III CH-343 Organic Chemistry

CH-334 Analytical Chemistry - IV CH-344 Analytical Chemistry

CH-335 Industrial Chemistry - V CH-345 Industrial Chemistry

CH-336E Agriculture Chemistry -VI CH-346E Dairy Chemistry

Practical Courses Practical Courses

CH347 Physical Chemistry Practial CH-349 Organic Chemistry Practical

CH348 Inorganic Chemistry Practical

Zoology Zoology

ZY-331Animal Systematics and

Diversity-VZY-341 Biological Techniques

ZY-332 Mammalian Histology ZY-342Mammalian Physiology and

Endocrinology

ZY-333 Biological Chemistry ZY-343 Genetics & Molecular Biology

ZY-334 Environmental Biology & Toxicology ZY-344 Organic Evolution

ZY-335 Parasitology ZY-345 General Embryology

ZY-336 Cell Biology or General Pathology ZY-346Medical Entomology or Public

health & hygiene

Practical Courses Practical Courses

ZY-347 Practical Course - I ZY-347 Practical Course - I

ZY-348 Practical Course - II ZY-348 Practical Course - II

ZY-349 Practical Course - III ZY-349 Practical Course - III


SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

(UNDER GRADUATION)

1) The institute fallows Savitribai Phule Pune University’s 2013 Annual pattern for the

examinations.

2) For Arts and Commerce faculty undergraduate courses, Term End Examination is

conducted in all the subjects that the candidate has opted for.

3) The term end examination of 60 marks for each subject is to be taken by the

candidate.

The marks obtained out of 60 are converted to marks out of 20 and are submitted

to the university as ‘Internal Marks’.

4) The candidate has to appear for university Annual examination which shall be of

80 marks for each subject. (Except the subjects for which practical / oral

examinations are conducted according to the guidelines of Savitribai Phule Pune

University).

5) The Practical / Oral Examinations for B.Com students will be conducted for the

following subjects : Each practical exam will be of 20 marks.

6) FY B.Sc. students have to appear for Mid Term examination of 20 marks as a part

of internal evaluation. The Annual examination for each subject will be of 80

marks.

7) S.Y. and TY B.Sc. students will have to appear for semester examination of 40

marks for each subject. Internal examination of 10 marks for each subject shall

be conducted before the semester examination. There shall be Two semesters in

the second and two in the Third year.

8) There will be practical examination for each subject that the candidate has opted

for (F.Y. to T.Y.B.Sc.)

F.Y. B.Com. S.Y. B.Com. T.Y. B.Com.

1) Financial Accounting 1) Accountancy 1) Audit & Taxation

2) Optional English 2) Business Communication 2) Banking & Finance II & III

3) Optional Marathi 3) Banking & Finanace 3) Marketing Management II & III

4) Marketing Management


9) All the students have to fill up the online examination form for the University

examination and the hard copy is required to be submitted along with the

prescribed fees.

10. All the students have to fill up offline examination forms for internal examination

to be conducted (Term End & Mid Term Examinations) by the college and pay the

prescribed fees.

CONVOCATION (FOR UNDER GRADUATES)

After the declaration of results, all the Third year students must fill up

the online form for convocation. The graduate students will get the degree

certificates, only if they fill up the online convocation forms.

(Website : www.unipune.ac.in)

The graduated students must attend the convocation ceremony to be

arranged by the college every year. The convocation ceremony will be

organized in the month of February tentatively.


COURSE STRUCTURE

M.A. (Annual Pattern 2013)

M.A. Economics - Part I (Credit & Semester System)

Eligibility for M.A. (Economics) :

Any graduate of this University or any other recognized University shall be admitted

to M.A. (Economics) Course.

M.A. Economics Part II (Credit & Semester System)

The students will have Three Core courses and will have to select One Non-Corecourse in each of the two semesters, in M.A. Part II. There will be four courses in each ofthe two semesters for M.A.

M.A. Part I Semester I

Core Courses

EC-1001 Micro Economic Analysis I

EC-1002 Public Economics I

EC-1003 International Trade

Non-Core course

Any one of the following

EC-1004 Indian Economics Policy

EC-1005 Labour Economics

EC-1006 Mathematical Economics

M.A. Part I Semester II

Core Courses

EC-2001 Micro Economic Analysis II

EC-2002 Public Economics II

EC-2003 International Finance

Non-Core course

Any one of the following

EC-2004 Agricultural Economics

EC-2005 Industrial Economics

EC-2006 Statistical Technique

M.A. Part II Semester III

Core Courses

EC-3001 Macro Economics I

EC-3002 Growth & Development I

EC-3003 Modern Banking

Non-Core course

Any one couse is to be selected

EC-3004 Demography

EC-3005 World Economy

EC-3006 Economics of Finance

M.A. Part II Semester IV

Core Courses

EC-4001 Macro Economics II

EC-4002 Growth & Development II

EC-4003 Research Methodology

Non-Core course

Any one course is to be selected

EC-4004 Rural Development

EC-4005 Economics of Environment

EC-4006 Econometrics


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COURSE STRUCTURE

M.Com. (Annual Pattern 2013)

Specialization : Business Administration

Eligibility for M.Com. :

The candidate who has passed B.Com. from Savitribai Phule Pune University or any

other recognized university or any graduate of this or any other recognized university shall

be eligible to seek admission to M.Com. course.

Sub.

Code

M.Com Part I Semester I

Subjects

101 Management Accounting

102 Strategic Management

113Production & Operations

Management 1

114 Finanacial Management II

191 Human Rights I

192 Introduction to Cyber Security I

M.Com Part I Semester II

201 Fianancial Analysis & Control

202 Industrial Economics

213Business Ethics & Professional

Values III

214Elements of Knowledge

Management IV

291 Human Rights II

292 Introduction to Cyber Security II

Sub.

Code

M.Com. Part I Semester III

Subjects

301 Business Finance

302 Research Methodology

313 Human Resource Management V

314 Organizational Behaviour VI

394 Skill Development I

392 Introduction to Cyber Security III

M.Com Part I Semester IV

401 Capital Market and Fianancial Services

402 Industrial Economic Environment

413Recent Advances in Business

Administration VII

414 Project Work

494 Skill Development I

492 Introduction to Cyber Security IV


SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

(POST GRADUATION)

Choice - Based Credit System for the Post - Graduate Programs

M.A. (Marathi, Economics) and M.Com.

Choice - based credit system is implemented for the Post - Graduate Programs

in all the affiliated colleges of Savitribai Phule, Pune University from the academic

year 2013-14, in order to cope up with the norms and practices accepted and

implemented acrosss the globe. The college runs Three P.G. programs namely Master

of Commerce (Business Administration) and Master of Arts (Economics) and Master

of Arts (Marathi).

The credit system is implemented as under:

A) Number of Credits :

The P.G. Degree will be awarded to those students who obtain minimum ‘16’

credits per semester (4 credits for each subject) and ‘64’ credits in two years program.

B) Pattern of Examination :

1) Types of Examination Marks Credits

Internal / College Exam / Continuous Assessment 5004

External / University / End of Semester Exam 50

100 04

2) Internal Examination Pattern

Two Written Tests 30 / 40 Marks

Two Practical Tests 20 / 10 Marks

Total : 50 / 50 Marks

Practical tests (Any 2)

Journal / Lecture / Library Notes

Short Quizzes

Seminar Presentation

Assignments

Extension Work

Open Book test

Mini - research project (Individual / Group)

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3) Passing Criteria

The student requires ‘4’ credits to qualify in each subject and needs to obtain

minimum 40% marks to gain 4 credits.

Explanation :

Internal exam > 15 Marks

External exam > 15 Marks

Aggregate > 40 Marks

A student should gain 50% credits (16 credits 32 credits) in the first two

semesters to be eligible to get admission in 3rd semester.

Maximum duration to re-appear for a course will be 4 academic years with

maximum 3 attempts.

4) Evaluation Pattern

The marks obtained in internal and external examinations will be converted

into grades and later into grade point average.

The marking scheme is as follows.

Marks Grade Grade point average

80-100 O - Outstanding 09.00 - 10.00

70-49 A+ - Excellent 08.50 - 09.00

60-69 A - Very Good 07.50 - 08.49

55-59 B+ - Good 06.50 - 07.49

50-54 B - Above Average 05.50 - 06.49

45-49 C - Average 04.25 - 05.49

40-44 P - Pass 04.00 - 04.24

0-39 F - Fail 00.00 - 03.99

AB - Absent


RULES OF DISCIPLINE

1) The students must observe discipline strictly in the college premises and shall not

disturb the administration and teaching - learning in any manner.

2) The students should be regular and punctual in attending classes, tutorials and

submission of the term-work in various subjects. Terms shall not be granted and

a student shall not be certified for examination if his/her progress, conduct and

attendance is not satisfactory.

3) The students, if found indulging in any anti-national activities contrary to the

provisions of the Acts & Laws enforced by the State and Central Governments

will be liable to be expelled from the college without any notice by the Principal

of the College.

4) Ragging of students in any form on or off the College campus and hostel is

strictly prohibited. Defaulters will be strictly dealt with as per the Govt.

instructions.

5) Smoking, consumption of alcohol and use of drugs is strictly prohibited in the

premises of the College and hostel.

6) Bicycles, scooters and vehicles should be parked only in areas provided for the

purpose. The institute accepts no responsibility for their safe custody. Vehicles

lodged elsewhere may be confiscated.

7) Any changes in the address of the student must be intimated by him in writing to

the college office immediately.

8) Students must use aprons and uniforms is prescribed pattern while working in

dissection hall, laboratories, class-rooms and in the college premises.

9) The students must carry Identity Cards signed by the Principal and produce the

same whenever asked by the College Authorities. Without Identity cards

students will not be allowed to enter the college premises.

10) The students are expected to read the notices put up on the notice board of the

College. The College accepts no responsibility for loss of any advantage to the

student due to his failure to read the notice in time.

11) In case, a student requires to remain absent for some reasons, he/she will be

required to take the prior permission of the Principal.

12) If any of the statement made in application form or any information supplied by

the student in connection with his/her admission is later, at any time found to be


false or incorrect, his/her admission will be cancelled, fees forfeited and he/she

will be expelled from the college by the Principal and prosecuted by the Govt., if

deemed to be necessary.

13) Any damage to the college property, apparatus, furniture, equipment, library

books, building etc. must be compensated immediately by the students.

14) Students must attend social and national events organised by the College such

as 26th

January, 17th

August (Foundation day) and 15th

August, and all other

declared national celebrations.

15) The student will be bound by the rules and regulations framed by the College and

the University from time to time.

16) No student will be allowed to appear for the university examination unless he/she

has paid all his/her dues and completed his/her practical journals and has kept

satisfactory attendance.

17) The Principal reserves the right to prescribe any rule/s of discipline and

accordingly take necessary disciplinary action.

Refund of Fees

1. If a student submits his application for cancellation of admission in a prescribed

form duly completed within 15 calendar days from the date of admission, 10 per

cent of the total amount of tuition fees prescribed for the course will be deducted

from the amount of tuition fees paid by him.

2. If a student submits his application for cancellation of admission in a prescribed

form duly completed within 30 calendar days from the date of admission, 25 per

cent of the total amount of tuition fees prescribed for the course will be deducted

from the amount of tuition fees paid by him.

3. If a student submits his application for cancellation of his admission after 30

calendar days from the date of admission to that particular course no refund of fees

will be made.

4. If any student admitted to any of course leaves the course at any time after 90

calendar days after the date of his admission to that course in an academic year,

he/she will be required to pay full amount of tuition fees for the remaining entire

duration of his course.


Hostel Accommodation

Accommodation for girls is available in the hostel. The female students who are

admitted in the college will be eligible for admission in the hostel. They will have

to apply separately in the prescribed form available in the hostel office.

Refund of Deposits

A student should collect his/her deposit(s) within six months from the date of

cancellation of his/her admission or within six months of completion of his/her

course.

Grant of Terms

The student will be granted terms and allowed to appear for university

examination, provided he has kept satisfactory attendance of 75% for each

subject / course / paper.

Govt. Scholarships & Freeships

Eligible students can avail of the facilities of various Govt. scholarships which are

awarded on the basis of merit at S.S.C/H.S.C./U.G./P.G. examinations and

income of the parents.

Scholarships

1) Post Matric scholarship for SC and ST students.

2) National Merit Scholarship

3) National Loan Scholarship

4) State Govt./Central Government Open Merit Scholarship

5) Scholarship to Children of Primary and Secondary School Teachers

6) Talent Development in Maths and Physics Scholarship.

7) Scholarship for the words of F.F.

8) Physically Handicapped Students Scholarship

9) Central Government Minority Scholarship

10) Single Girl Child - Indira Gandhi Scholarship

11) North-East State Government Scholarship

12) Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Scholarship

13) Central Sector Scholarship

NOTE : It will be the sole responsibility of the student to apply for freeships/

scholarships in the prescribed form and before the prescribed date. The college will

not be responsible for any loss of scholarship / freeship due to negligence on the part

of the student.


Extra Curricular Activities

The following extra curricular activities are provided to the students by the

college.

1) National Service Scheme (N.S.S.)

2) Debating, Elocution Competition, Arts Circle, Science Association, Commerce

Association.

3) Indoor, Outdoor Games

Library

The college has a well equipped library. Needy and deserving students are given

books under the Book-Bank Scheme.

Gymkhana

Adequate arrangements are made for games and sports. Special equipment are

made available for the development of the Gymnasium Section. The facilities for

following games are provided by the college.

Names of Games :

1) Basket Ball 6) Cricket

2) Soft Ball 7) Chess

3) Foot Ball 8) Wrestling

4) Volley Ball 9) Athletics

5) Hand Ball 10) Gymnasium & Other Indian Games.

Earn and Learn Scheme

Economically weak and meritorious students are given financial assistance under

this scheme by providing some work to meet their expenses of fees, books etc.

Medical Check-Up

A medical check up is compulsory for all the first year students.

Student Safety Policy

Savitribai Phule Pune University provides facility of student safety policy for

students studying in the affiliated colleges of Savitribai Phule Pune University.

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EVENT TERM - I

1. Commencement of the Term 15th June 2018

2. Mid Semester Examination or Third week of OctoberTerm End Examination

3. University Practical Examination First week of October

4. University Theory Examination Second week of October

5. Closing of the Term 3rd November 2018

6. Winter Vacation 4th November 2018 to

28th November 2018

7. Declaration of University As per the scheudle of the University

Examination Results

EVENT TERM - II

1. Commencement of the Term 29th November 2018

2. University Practical Examination Last week of February

3. University Theory Examination Third week of March

4. Closing of the Term 30th April 2019

5. Summer Vacation May 2019

6. Declaration of University As per the schedule of the University

Examination Results

Academic Programme 2018-19

This schedule is tentative and subject to change, as per the schedule of Savitribai

Phule Pune University.

Documents

Admission Brochure 2018-19 / 1