Ness Wadia College of Commerce, Pune · Modern Education Society’s Ness Wadia College of Commerce, Pune N E S S W A D IA C OLEGE F CO M M E R C 1969 E 19, Late Prin. V. K. Joag

Modern Education Society’s

Ness Wadia College of

Commerce, Pune

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WADIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE1969

19, Late Prin. V. K. Joag Path,Pune - 411 001. Maharashtra State (INDIA)

Tel.: (020) 26160572, 26167024, Fax: 26163149Web: www.nesswadiacollege.edu.in

E-mail: [email protected]

INFORMATION BROCHURE

B. Com. & M. Com

Laurels and unique features

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Boasts of a truly cosmopolitan student community. Receives students from the nook and corner of

the country and from more than 30 countries spread across the world.

In 2004 accredited at 'A' level by the National Council for Assessment and Accreditation, Bangalore.

A strong institution- industry interface

Collaborative arrangement with the world-renowned centers of learning.

Recipient of the 2006 Best College Award instituted by the University of Pune

Prin. Dr. V. S. Devdhar honoured in February 2007 with the Best Principal Award by the University of

Pune

Introduction of several self-financed academic courses

Winner of the General Championship in sports for several years.

A truly unique Academic and Personal Counseling Cell (APCC) which has developed an extensive

scheme for counseling for each and every student.

A Placement and Career Guidance Cell that is constantly flooded with requests from prominent

industrial firms for holding placement seminars and presentations providing 100% placement

assistance to each and every student.

A thoroughly enjoyable life beyond the classroom with more than 20 student organizations bubbling

with activity round the year.

JUST THE RIGHT INSTITUTION TO BE IN

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CONTENTS

1. Establishment of the College

2. Accreditation at 'A' Level; A Historical Landmark

3. Faculty

4. Recipient of the 'Best College Award' & 'Best Principal Award'

5. Junior and Senior College: Two Wings of the College

6. Admission

7. Mainstream Courses

8. Add-on Courses

9. The College Library

10. Scholarships, Freeships and Prizes

11. Extra and Co-curricular Activities

12. Academic and Personal Counseling Cell (APCC)

13. Centre for English and Foreign Languages (CEFL)

14. External Students' Guidance Centre

15. Competitive Examination Centre

16. Hostel Accommodation

17. Agreements with the Renowned Foreign Universities

18. Discipline: The Rules of Good Student Behavior in the College

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Modern Education Society's

NESS WADIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, PUNE

Dr. M. M. Andar

Mr. A. V. Devale

Principal

Registrar

Dr. (Ms.) Girija Shankar

Vice Principal &

Prof. In-charge, Jr. College

Prof. Prakash N. Chaudhary

Vice Principal

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Sir Ness Wadia (1873-1952), eminent industrialist and

philanthropist of his times and his brother Cusrow became

benafactors of the Modern Education Society at the behest of Prin.

V. K. Joag (1888-1963), educator, reformist and founder life-

member of the Society. The Nowrosjee Wadia College of Arts and

Science in memory of father of Sir Ness and Sir Cusrow and the

Cusrow Wadia Institute of Technology in the honour of Sir Cusrow

came to be established respectively in 1932 and 1938. The Ness

Wadia College of Commerce was established in 1969 and the

Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies & Research in

honour of the illustrious son of Sir Ness in 1991. Over the years the

Wadia campus has earned a distinct pride of place the world over

as a centre of higher learning in Pune, particularly in the eastern

parts of the city.

SIR NESS WADIA

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Establishment of the College

Accreditation at 'A' Level a Historical Landmark

The background of the Ness Wadia College of

Commerce can be traced back to June 1959 when

the first Predegree Commerce class was started

under the auspices of the Modern Education Society.

The class then used to be held in the adjacent

building of the Nowrosjee Wadia College of Arts and

Science. In the years that followed the endeavour

met with an increasingly enthusiastic response from

the student community and soon a need to establish

a full-fledged commerce college was keenly felt. In

1969, the Commerce wing thus came to be

established as an independent college of commerce named after Sir Ness Wadia, (1873-1952), the

renowned industrialist and philanthropist of his times. The Modern Education Society is deeply indebted to

Sir Ness as well as his brother Sir Cusrow for their unstinting support to its endeavour. The college moved

into its present premises with a building of its own in 1971. The College was inaugurated on 15th July 1969

by Dr.H.V. Pataskar, the then Vice-chancellor of the University of Pune. It moved into its present premises

with a building of its own in 1971. It came to be headed by the late Dr. B. S. Bhanage, one of the leading

scholars of his days who later became the Vice-chancellor of the Shivaji University. He was followed in

1972 by Professor V. K. Nulkar who retired in 1991. Professor Dr. H. M. Shaikh took the charge of the

college from Principal Nulkar and remained Principal of the college till February 2000 when he retired.

Principal Dr. V. S. Devdhar took over the charge in Feb 2000 on Principal Shaikh's retirement. After her

retirement in June 2009 Dr. H. V. Devasthali worked as In-charge Principal till January 2010. The Present

Principal Dr. M. M. Andar took over the charge in January 2010.

The Peer Team of the National Council for

Assessment and Accreditation (NAAC),

Bangalore visited the College in February

2004 and accredited it with an A grade. This

makes the college one of the two exclusively

commerce colleges in Pune with an A grade.

The India Today has already ranked it as one of

the top five in the city. These distinctions

achieved by the college are a mark of hard

work put in by its staff, the respectability its

management enjoys in public and the support it has been receiving from the student community over all

these years.

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Senior CollegeDr. M. M. Andar

Dr. (Ms.) Girija Shankar,

Prof. P. N. Chaudhary,

Dr. (Ms.) S. C. Dias,

Dr. (Ms.) S. D. Jasani,

Dr. (Ms.) R. S. Swami,

Dr. (Ms.) V. P. Joshi,

Prof. A. T. Bhosale,

Prof. J. P. Moghe,

Dr. S. J. Javadekar,

Prof. (Ms.) A. D. Jadhav,

Prof. S. M. Tribhuwan,

Dr. (Ms. ) V. S. Randhir,

Prof. M. R. Agale,

Prof. K. S. Pingale,

Dr. M. B. Sonawane,

Dr. (Ms.) S. S. Deobagkar,

Prof. (Ms.) Shaila Kurian,

Dr. M. K. Sanap,

Dr. R. S. Mhasade,

Mr. M. S. Thakur,

Prof. (Ms.) P. B. Vhankate,

Prof. L. S. Baisane,

Dr. (Ms.) Latika Jadhav,

Prof. (Ms.) N.R. Kanhere,

Dr. E. B. Khedkar,

Dr. G. B. Gundesha,

Prof. T. R. Ware,

Prof. M. S. Gaikwad,

, Principal & Head, Dept. of Statistics & Computer Applications

Vice Principal and Associate Professor

Vice Principal, Associate Professor & Head, Dept. of Business Law

Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Economics

Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Marketing

Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Banking & Finance

M.A. (Eco), Associate Professor and Head, Dept. ofBusiness Administration

Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Costing

Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Accountancy

Associate Professor of Commerce


, Associate Professor of Commerce


Associate Professor of Economics

Associate Professor and Director of Physical Education

Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Business Practices


Asst. Professor of English

Asst. Professor of Commerce

Asst. Professor of English

Librarian

Asst. Professor of Commerce

Asst. Professor of Economics

Part-Time Asst. Professor of Marathi

Part-Time Asst. Professor of Hindi

Part-Time Asst. Professor of Commerce


Part-Time Asst. Professor


M.Sc., Ph.D.,

M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D.,

B.Sc., M.A.(Socio.), M.A.(Pol. Sc.), M.A.(Philo.), M.A.(Hist.), M.A. (Eco.), LL.M., DLL & LW,GDC&A, DHL, DCPL, SET & NET (Law), M.Phil.(Com.),

M.A., Ph.D.,

M.Com., M. Phil., Ph.D.,

M.A., Ph.D., D. H. E.,

M.Com., M. Phil., Ph.D., B.C.J., Diploma in Sanskrit,

M.Com., M.Phil., LL.B., DLL. & LW.,

M.Com., M. Phil.,

M.Com., Ph.D.,

M.Com.,

M.Com.

M.Com., SET, M.Phil., Ph.D.,

M.A., SET,

M.Com., M.P.Ed., T.C.C.Y., SET,

M.Com., M. Phil., Ph.D.,

M.Com., M. Phil., DTL, Ph.D.,

M.A., M. Phil.,

M.Com., M. Phil., D.T.L., NET, Ph.D.,

M.A., SET, Ph.D.,

M.Com., M. Lib.,

M.Com., SET,

M.A. (Eco.), NET,

M.A., B. Ed., M. Phil, Ph.D.,

M.A., M. Phil., B. Ed.,

M.Com., DOM., DTL., Ph.D.,

M.Com., F.C.A., Ph.D.,

M.A.,

M.Com.,

COLLEGE FACULTY

Adjunct Faculty

Junior College

Chartered Accountant, Nagpur

General Manager (Finance & Accounts) Idea Cellular Ltd, Pune

Professor, National Institute of Bank Management, Pune

Senior Academician

Statistical Analyst

Senior Manager, Ernst & Young

Senior Academician

Company Secretary and Head (Legal),Persistent Systems Pvt. Ltd., Pune

CEO and Practice Head, Shivalik Consultants, Pune

Academic in-charge, Wigan and Leigh College, Pune

Vice President, Shriram, Recon, Trucks, Ltd, Pune

Well-known Environmentalist

Reader, University of Pune, Pune

Motivational Speaker (Freelance)

Vice Principal M.A., B.Ed.

Supervisor M.A.(Eng.), M.A.(Hist.), B.Ed.

Teacher in Economics M.A., DHE.

Teacher in Commerce M.Com., DHE.



Teacher in Physical Education B.Com., M.Ed.(Phy.)

Teacher in French M.A., B.Ed.

Teacher in Banking (Vocational) M.Com., B.Ed.

Teacher in Commerce M.Com., B.Ed.

Teacher in Accountancy M.Com., B.Ed.

Teacher in Hindi M.A. (Hindi), M.Ed.

Instructor in Banking (Vocational) M.Com.

Teacher in English M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil.

Teacher in E.V.S. M.Sc.

Mr. Rakesh Agarwal

Mr. S. Shivkumar

Dr. V. S. Kaveri

Mr. Anil Bijur

Dr. Vidya Prayag

Mr. Paul Alvares

Dr. Malti Anagol

Mr. Vivek Sadhale

Mr. Mohan Madgulkar

Prof. Pranav Ghosh

Mr. Ravi Limaye

Prof. Vijay Paranjpye

Dr. Rajan Gawas

Mr. Minocher Patel

Prof. S. D. Pandit

Prof. S. B. Bade

Prof. P. R. Ramdasi

Prof. J. R. Ranpise

Prof. A. B. Ranade

Prof. V. K. Marathe

Prof. R. N. Mate

Prof. (Ms.) V. M. Bhavkar

Prof. R. U. Shinde

Prof. (Ms.) Seema Dalvi

Prof. (Ms.) Anita Naik

Mr. Lavhe D. B.

Prof. Sonia Govardhan

Prof. Himmat Tobare

Prof. (Ms.) Aarti Mane

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Non Teaching Staff

Registrar

Office Superintendent

Head Clerk

Senior Clerk

Senior Clerk

Senior Clerk

Junior Clerk

Junior Clerk

Junior Clerk

Jr. Library Asst.

Sr. Stenographer

Asst. Librarian

Junior Clerk

In-charge, Non Grant Office

Junior Clerk

Library Attendant

Library Attendant

Library Attendant

Peon

Peon

Peon

Library Attendant

Junior Clerk

Library Attendant

Library Attendant

Library Attendant

Library Attendant

Peon

Peon (VOC)

Mr. A. V. Devale

Mr. J. K. Thakur

Mrs. J. D. Gajarmal

Mr. V. K. Thite

Ms. S. A. Kulkarni

Mr. R. S. Rajguru

Mr. S. N. Karkud

Mr. N. V. More

Mrs. K. M. Palishikar

Mr. S. H. Nevase

Mr. C. R. Satpute

Mrs. S. R. Khare

Mr. Mangesh Thakar

Ms. S. V. Bhandwalkar

Ms. S. C. Joshi

Mr. V. S. Kale

Mr. A. K. Paste

Mr. A. S. Jamune

Mr. B. D. Gurav

Mr. M. B. Shinde

Mr. N. A. Shaikh

Mr. S. P. Kangne

Mr. N. V. Kalekar

Mr. K. S. Unde

Mr. V. V. Bhaikatte

Mr. L. R. Gawade

Mr. M. S. Pawar

Mr. C. A. Galphade

Mr. Aniz Ahmed Baig

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Recipient of the 'Best College Award & Best Principal Award’

Junior and Senior College Two Wings of the College

Admission

To climax this distinction the college was selected

consecutively for two years for the two highly coveted

University of Pune awards: 'The Best College Award'

(2005-06)' & 'The Best Principal Award' (2006-07)'.

Both the awards were given ceremoniously by the Vice

Chancellor on the University Foundation Day (February

10).

The Junior College Wing was added to the College in the year 1976. The Junior College Wing imparts

instructions to the students joining First Year Commerce Course XI Standard (F.Y.J.C.) and Second Year

Commerce Course XII Standard (S.Y.J.C.) Mr. Sunit D.

Pandit is Vice Principal of the Junior College. The

Degree College conducts the Three Year Integral

Course leading to the Degree of Bachelor of

Commerce of the University of Pune. The Degree

College also provides instructions for two-year Post

graduate course leading to M. Com degree. The

College also conducts classes for Diploma in Banking

and Finance, Diploma in Taxation Laws and Diploma in

International Business. The courses are affiliated to

the Pune University. In addition, the college also

conducts a few autonomous courses.

Students of the College hail from all the States in India and many foreign Countries. Admissions are

granted to the students passing various examinations from Secondary Schools and Indian Universities

and Foreign Universities. Students can secure admission to the Junior College and the Degree College

Class after their eligibility to the course is confirmed by the appropriate authority. While securing

admission the following documents have to be presented to the College Office along with the admission

form (to be obtained from office) and the necessary fees.

Statement of Marks.

School Leaving Certificate.

Transference Certificate/ Migration Certificate (Other than Maharashtra HSC Board)

Eligibility Certificate from the H.S.C. Board for admission to the Junior College and from the Pune

University for admission to the Senior College.

a)

b)

c)

d)

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Foreign Students

Standard of Passing

The foreign students are required to contact the Pune

University authorities before they contact the College.

The admission of a foreign student is always through the

Pune University authorities. The foreign students are

requested to contact the university authorities on the

following Address -

International Students Cell,

University of Pune,

Ganeshkhind, Pune - 411007.

The candidate who has secured at least 40% marks in each head of passing will be declared to have

passed in the paper.

Each theory and practical examination is a separate head of passing.

As far as ATKT is concerned a student who fails in two theory and one practical head of passing at

F.Y.B.Com may be admitted to S.Y.B.Com. Likewise a student who fails in the two theory and one

practical head of passing at S.Y.B.Com may be admitted to T.Y.B.Com but a student passing S.Y.

B.Com but failing in any subject at F.Y.B.Com cannot be admitted to T.Y.B.Com.

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ii.

iii.

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STD XI

Choose one of the following groups:

1. English 20 80

2 Book Keeping and Accountancy 20 80

3. Organisation of Commerce & Management 20 80

4. Economics 20 80

5. a) Hindi 20 80

b) Marathi 20 80

c) French 20 80

d) German 20 80

e) Information Technology [IT] 20 80

6. a) Secretarial Practice OR 20 80

b) Mathematics 20 80

7. Environment Education (Each Term) 30 20

8. Health and Physical Education (Each Term) 25 25


3. Organisation of Commerce and Management 20 80

4. Economics 20 80

5. Vocational Banking (Bio-Focal) Paper 1 20 80




Group A

Sr. Subject Distribution of Marks

Oral/Practical/Project Theory /Written

Group B

No.


No. Oral/Practical/Project Theory /Written

1. English 20 80

MAINSTREAM COURSES

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= = Average Marks (Out of 100)

100

2

100

2

Evaluation pattern for Subjects of Std. XI is as follows

Sr. No. Details of Examination Examination pattern (Marks)

1. First Term Internal Assessment 25 Marks for each Subject

2. First Term-End Examination 50 Marks for each Subject

3. Second Term Internal Assessment 25 Marks for each Subject

4. Annual Examination

(End of Second Term) Written Examination = 80 Marks

Project/Practical/Oral=20 Marks

5. Average Result for each subject

25+50+25+100 200

2 2

100 Marks for each subject

A) Project = 30 Marks (each term)

B) Internal Assessment = 20 Marks

(each term)

i.e. 50 + 50 = = 50

6. Compulsory Subjects : (*Marks will be counted in final result)

1. Environment Science

2. Physical Education

7. Environment Science

(No Written Term/Annual Examination)

i.e. 50 + 50 = = 50

8. Physical Education A) Written Examination : 25 Marks

(each term)

B) Practical : 25 Marks (each term)

Note 1: For passing, minimum 35 average marks in each subject (including EVS) is required.

Note 2: Average marks will be obtained as shown above.

Note 3: Submission of all assignments, project work etc. is compulsory.

Note 4: Students must appear for all oral/written Examinations.

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STD XII

Choose one of the following groups:

1. English 20 80

2. Book Keeping and Accountancy 20 80

3. Organisation of Commerce and

Management 20 80

4. Economics 20 80

5. a)Hindi 20 80

b)Marathi 20 80

c)French 20 80

d)German 20 80

e) Information Technology [IT] 20 80

6. a)Secretarial Practice OR 20 80

b)Mathematics 20 80



1. English 20 80


3. Organisation of Commerce & Management 20 80

4. Economics 20 80





1. Terminal Examination / Assignments

[convertible to 100] 50

2. Preliminary Examination 20 80

3. Final Examination HSC Board 20 80

Note 1: Submission of assignments/projects in is

compulsory. # without this HSC Board may hold back Std XII final-result.

Note2: Students must appear for all oral/ practical/ project and written examination.

Group A


Oral/Practical/Project Theory /Written

Group B

Examination Structure: Std. XII

First Term Oral/Practical/Project Theory /Written

Second Term

EVS and Health and physical Education

No.


No. Oral/Practical/Project Theory /Written

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Important instructions

Please note that

75% attendance in classroom lecture in each term is compulsory.

Satisfactory completion of requirements under the schemes of Health and Physical Education or

National Cadet Corps (NCC) or National Service Scheme (NSS) is compulsory. A student will not

be allowed to appear for the Board Examination unless he/she produces a certificate of

satisfactory completion from the concerned Teacher-in-charge.

Group 'A' courses are taught in both English and Marathi Medium. Group 'B' courses are however

taught only in English Medium. Therefore Group 'B' courses are not available to the Marathi

Medium students.

Students opting for Marathi medium will be allowed to take only Marathi as second language.

Students opting for French or German must have secured minimum 60% marks at Std. X.

Students opting for Information Technology must have secured minimum 65% marks at Std X and

will be required to pay special fees. The seats for the subject are limited to 60.

There are only 50 seats for Vocational Banking Course. Admission to the course is strictly on the

basis of merit.

Mathematics is limited to meritorious students.

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

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A. UNDERGRADUATE SECTION (3-year Integrated B.Com. Course)

First Year Commerce (F.Y.B.Com.)

Compulsory Group

Optional Group I

Optional Group II

Optional Group III

Sr. Subject Code No. Distribution of Marks

Theory Practical/ Oral Code No.

Term-End Annual

No.

1. Compulsory English 1111 60

(Convertible

to 20) to 20)

2. Financial Accounting 1121

3. Business Economics (Micro) 1131

4. Business Mathematics and 1141

(Any one of the following)

5. a) Organizational Skill

Course Title: Fundamentals

of Banking

(Any one of the following)

6. a) Essentials of E-commerce or 1211

d) Foundation Course in

(Any one of the following languages)

7. Modern Indian Language:

60 80 60

b)

d) Persian 1401 60 80

e) Arabic

80 60 1112

(Convertible (Convertible

to 60)

60 80 60 1122

(Convertible (Convertible (Convertible

to 20) to 60) to 20)

60 80 - - - -

(Convertible

to 20)

60 80 - - - -

Statistics (Convertible

to 20)

60 80 - - - -

Development 1361 (Convertible

b) Banking and Finance 1341 to 20)

60 80 - - - -

b) Marketing & Salesmanship or 1251 (Convertible

c) Business Environment & to 20)

Entrepreneurship or 1231

Commerce 1261

a)

Additional English or 1511

Modern Indian Language: (Convertible (Convertible (Convertible

Marathi or 1521 to 20) to 60) to 20) 1521

b) Modern Indian Language:

Hindi or 1541 1541

or

or 1501 (Convertible

to 20)

SENIOR COLLEGE

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Second Year Commerce (S.Y.B.Com.)

Compulsory Group



Term-End Annual

No.

1. Business Communication 2111

2. Corporate Accounting 2121

3. Business Economics (Macro) 2131

4. Business Management 2141

5. Elements of Company Law 2151

6. a) Business Administration - I 2211

b) Cost and Works Accounting - I 2251 2252

Course Title: Cost and Works

Accounting

c) Business Statistics - I 2261 2262

Course Title: Business Statistics

d) Banking and Finance - I 2221 2222

Course Title: Indian Banking

System

e) Business Entrepreneurship - I 2271 2272

Course Title: Business

Entrepreneurship

f) Marketing Management - I 2281 2282

Course Title: Marketing

Management

7. A course in Environmental 2777 75 25 Passing

is

Compulsory

60 80 60 2112


to 20) to 60) to 20)

60 80 -

(Convertible

to 20)

60 80 -

(Convertible

to 20)

60 80 -

Course Title: Principals & (Convertible

Functions of Management to 20)

60 80 -

(Convertible

to 20)

60 80 - 2212

Course Title: Concepts and (Convertible

Problems to 20)

Awareness (Project)

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Third Year Commerce (T.Y.B.Com.)Compulsory Group



Term-End Annual

No.

1. Business Regulatory Framework 3111

2. Advanced Accounting 3121

3. Indian and Global Economic 3131

4. Auditing and Taxation 3151

(Special Subject-Paper II to be selected from among the following options)

5. a) Business Administration - II

Course Title: Human Resource

Course Title: Overheads and

Methods of Costing

c) Business Statistics - II

Course Title: Business Statistics

d) Banking and Finance - II

Course Title: Financial Markets

Institutions in India

e) Business Entrepreneurship - II


Entrepreneurship

f) Marketing Management - II

Course Title: Marketing

Management

(Special Subject-Paper III to be selected from among the following options)

6. a) Business Administration - III

b) Cost and Works Accounting - III

Course Title: Costing Techniques

and Cost Audit

c) Business Statistics - III

d) Banking and Finance - III

Course Title: Banking Law

and Practice in India

e) Business Entrepreneurship - III


Entrepreneurship

f) Marketing Management - III

Course Title: Advertising

Management

60 80 -

(Mercantile Law) (Convertible

to 20)

60 80 -

(Convertible

to 20)

60 80 -

Development or (Convertible

International Economics 3141 to 20)

60 80 60 3158


to 20) to 60) to 20)

3211 60 80 60 3216


Development & Marketing to 20) to 60) to 20)

b) Cost and Works Accounting - II 3251 3236

3261 3246

3221 3256

&

3271 3266

3281 3276

3213 60 80 60 3218

Course Title: Finance, Production (Convertible (Convertible (Convertible

and Operation Functions to 20) to 60) to 20)

3253 3238

3263 3248


Statistics

3223 3258

3273 3268

3283 3278

Optional Group I

Optional Group II

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M. Com. Part I – Sem. I

Sr. No. Compulsory Subjects Subject Code No.*

Special Subjects (Any one from the following)

M. Com. Part – I, Sem. - II

Compulsory Subjects


1. Management Accounting 1081

2. Strategic Management 1082

A)Advanced Accounting & Taxation OR

Advanced Accounting Paper I 1181

Income Tax Paper II 1182

C)Advanced Cost Accounting & Cost System OR

Advanced Cost Accounting Paper I 1281

Costing Techniques & Responsibility Accounting Paper II 1282

F) Business Administration OR

Production & Operation Management Paper I 1481

Financial Management Paper II 1482

G)Advanced Banking & Finance

Legal Framework of Banking Paper I 1781

Central Banking Paper II 1782

1. Financial Analysis and Control 2081

2. Industrial Economic Environment 2082


Special Areas in Accounting Paper III 2181

Business Tax Assessment and Planning Paper IV 2182

B)Commercial Laws & Practices OR

Information System and E-Commerce Practices Paper I 1581

Intellectual Property Laws Paper II 1582

B. POST-GRADUATE SECTION (2-year Integrated M. Com. Course)Choice Based Credit SystemCourse Structure:

Grand Total 64

The M. Com. degree course will be of two years duration consisting of four semesters and of minimum 100

credits as below:

Sr. No. Semester Total Credits

1. Semester I 16

2. Semester II 16

3. Semester III 16

4. Semester IV 16

Four extra credits for project work at 4th Semester (This will include credits for fieldwork, data

presentation and report writing)

In each semester, there will be four papers of 100 marks each out of which 40 marks will be for Internal

Assessment (attendance, home assignments, class tests, long term papers, classroom presentation and

60 marks for University examination. Thus M. Com. Degree examination, four semesters shall be of 1600

marks and of minimum 100 credits altogether)

(For further details on Choice Based Credit System, please see and refer website of University of Pune,

www.unipune.ac.in) (Note: Before filling examination form, students should confirm subject code no. from

office*).

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Application Cost Accounting Paper III 2281

Cost Control and Cost System 2282


Marketing Management Paper III 2481

Financial Policies and Practices Paper IV 2482


Banking Law and Practices Paper III 2781

Monetary Policy Paper IV 2782

1. Business Finance 3081

2. Research Methodology for Business 3082


Advanced Auditing Paper V 3181

Specialised Auditing Paper VI 3182


Cost Audit Paper V 3281

Management Audit Paper VI 3282


Human Resource Management Paper V 3481 3481

Organisational Behaviour Paper VI 3482 3482


Foreign Exchange Paper V 3781

International Finance Paper VI 3782

1. Capital Market and Financial Services 4081

2. Industrial Economic Environment OR 4082

Operation Research 4083


Recent Advances in Accounting Taxation and Auditing Paper VII 4181

Project Work Paper VIII 4183


Recent Advances in Cost Auditing & Cost Systems Paper VII 4281



Recent Advances in Business Administration Paper VII 4481



Recent Advances in Banking & Finance Paper VII 4781



E-Security and Cyber Laws Paper III 2581

Laws Relating to Copyrights and Design Paper IV 2582


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M. Com. Part – II, Sem. - III

M. Com. Part – II, Sem. - IV

Compulsory Subjects


Sr. No. Compulsory Subjects Subject Code


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Award of ClassThe class shall be awarded to the student on theaggregate marks obtained by him at the first yearexamination and in respect of B.Com degree on theaggregate marks obtained by the candidate in thesecond and third year of examination

The award of Class is as followsAggregate 70% and above:First Class with DistinctionAggregate 60% and above butless than 70%: First ClassAggregate 55% and more butless than 60%: Higher Second ClassAggregate 50% and more but less than 55%: Second ClassAggregate 40% and more but less than 50%: Pass ClassBelow 40%: Fail

Add-on courses offered by the college:Post Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance (PGDBF)Diploma in Taxation Laws (DTL)Post Graduate Diploma in International Business (PGDIB)Center for Tally Accounting (CTA)ICICI Bank University E-Learning CourseICICI Equity Investment CourseCenter for English & Foreign Languages (CEFL)ACCA (The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), UK QualificationCISI (Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment), UK QualificationCertificate Courses conducted in collaboration with Deccan Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture(DCCA)Ph.D. Programme – Ness Wadia College is a recognized Research Centre for Ph.D.

(Affiliated to Pune University) under the Faculty of Commerce

For details on Add-on Courses and Ph.D. Programme refer to separate Prospectus

The College Library is well equipped with a number oftext-books, reference-books, periodicals, journals andnews papers. The total number of books in the Library isat present about 74000. The Library receives 110periodicals. It subscribes to Indian and Foreignperiodicals in specialized areas. In addition it receives 18newspapers in three languages English Hindi andMarathi.

The College Library consists of the Home ReadingSection, the Book Bank and the Study or Reading Hall.The Library issues Identity Cards to the bonafidestudents of the College. Each year admission to theReading Hall is available strictly on the production ofIdentity card provided by Home Reading Section and gettwo books at a time for week's duration. Books are

issued daily to the post-graduate students while these are issued twice a week to others. Books are issuedduring holidays as well. About 3100 books have been distributed to 500 students. This facility is mainlyavailable to B.C. and E.B.C. students. The Study Section of the Library remains open from 9:00 amto 5:00 pm. During the examination period the library is open on Saturdays and Public Holidays as well. TheBook Lovers' Group is a unique activity of the college library that enhances student's knowledge ofliterature and sharpens his presentation skills.

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Name of the Scholarship

National Merit Scholarship

National Merit Scholarship

to the children of Primary

and Secondary Teachers.

(Only For XI Std. Students)

State Govt. Open Merit

Scholarship:

State Govt. Open Merit

Scholarship to Bright and

Deserving Students from

Rural Area

Govt. of India Scholarship to

Backward Class Students.

State Govt.'s Freeship to

application B.C. students

Merit Scholarship Under

E.B.C. Scholarship Scheme.

(Only for XIth Std. Students)

E.B.C. Freeship

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Scholarships, Freeships and prizes

The College awards various scholarships from its own funds as well as funds made available by the Govt.

The details of various scholarships/freeships are given below

Conditions

1)Scholarship is awarded on the basis of S.S.C.

H.S.C. and B.Com. Marks.

2) Parent's / Guardian's income must be below

Rs. 25000/- during the previous financial year.

1) Students should pass and obtain minimum 60%

marks at S.S.C. at first attempt.

2) Scholarship is applicable to Indian Citizen Only.

3) Parents of the students must be fulltime

teachers in Govt. recognized school.

Students who have secured marks above 85% at

S.S.C and 73% at the XIIth Std. Exam are eligible

Students must have completed their studies from

a rural area school. (Only for F.Y.B.Com. Students)

Students who belong to Back-ward Classes (SC,

ST, NTDT, VJ and SBC)

Students who belong to backward Classes-

(S.C.,S.T., D.T.N.T., V.J. & S.B.C.) are eligible ...

1) If the parents / guardian’s annual income is

more than 100000/- (S.C. & S.T.), Rs. 65,290/-

(SBC OBC & VJNT) during the previous financial

year.

2) If the student is employed.

3) If the student has taken readmission (repeater)

in the same class.

1)Students who have secured marks above 50% at

the S.S.C. Exam.

2)Parent's/Guardian's annual income must be

below Rs. 30,000/-

Students whose parent's annual income is up to

Rs. 15000/- during the last financial year are

eligible.

Remarks

Names of the

recommended students

will be intimated by the

Board or University

Prescribed application

forms are available in the

College Office

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Freeship to the children/

wife of Defence Service

Personnel. (Only for below

rank of JCOs and Gallantly

award winners)

Freeship and Scholarship to

the children and grand

children of Freedom

Fighters.

Govt. of India Scholarship to

the Physically handicapped

students.

Scholarship to Beedi

Workers/ Limestone and

Dolomite mines workers/

Iron Ore Manganese Ore

and Chrome Ore Mines

Workers’ Children.

Freeship to the Children of

Ex-Servicemen.

Freeship under Free

Education to Girls. (Only for

XI and XII Girl Students)

Freeship to the Primary

School Teacher's children.

Conditions

Students whose parents are Primary School

Teachers teaching in aided

school are eligible.

Students whose parents/husbands are in

Defense Services are eligible. For this freeship

student's parents/ husbands should apply to the

officer-in-charge, D.S.S. & A. Board, Pune and

obtain eligibility certificate and submit it with the

application to the College Office.

Students whose parents/grand parents have

been declared as Freedom Fighter (Political

sufferers) are eligible for this freeship. These

students will have to submit “Sanmanpatra” /Jail

Certificate together with prescribed application

form.

1) Must be resident of Maharashtra

2) A certificate stating physically handicap from

Civil Surgeon or Gazetted Officer or Welfare

Officer of the Municipal Corporation.

1) Students whose parents monthly earning does

not exceed Rs. 1600/-

2)Students’ parents should have completed 6

months of continuous service.

Students whose parents are Ex-Servicemen (up to

Major in the Army and equal rank in other forces).

For this freeship student's parents should apply to

the Officer-in-charge, D.S.S. & A. Board, Pune and

obtain eligibility certificate and submit with the

application form to the College Office.

1) Parents/ Guardian of students must be

resident of Maharashtra State for not less than 15

Years.

2) Girl students should not be the 4th or

subsequent child/children Born after 15th Aug.

1968.

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college office

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Application Forms are

available in the Office of

The Medical Officer,

Pune – 11.

Application Forms are

available in the Office of

the Beedi Workers Welfare

Association.



College Office

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Prin. M. V. Donde

Scholarship (Only for

F.Y.B.Com. Students)

Freeship to the children of

full-time secondary and

higher secondary teaching

and non-teaching staff.

Ekalavya Education Yojana

(Only for M.Com. Part I)

Shree Panjeevan Narottam

Memorial Scholarship (Two

scholarships of Rs. 240/-

each per year)

Conditions

1) Sons / daughters of Primary Teachers only are

eligible.

2) 60% or above marks at the H.S.C.

3) Certificate from a member of Senate of the

University of Pune or Certificate from Director of

Education is essential.

Student's parents must be a full-time employee of

a secondary higher secondary school or junior

college which is recognized and aided by the

State Government.

1) Parents / guardian of students must be

resident of Maharashtra,

2) Parents must be Indian National

3) Parents income should not be more than Rs.

35000/- during the previous financial year,

4) Student should have secured minimum 60%

marks at the T.Y.B.Com. examination

Poor and deserving students of the Ness Wadia

College of Commerce studying in the first year

and Second year degree class.

Remarks

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Application to be made by

the students

Prizes

The College has instituted the following prizes to be

awarded to the students of the College.

One prize of instituted by the Modern

Education Society to be awarded annually to the

student of the College obtaining the highest

aggregate marks in the XII Std. examination and

continuing his/her studies in this college.

One prize of instituted by the Modern

Education Society to be awarded annually to the student of the College obtaining highest

aggregate marks in the F. Y. Examination & continuing his/her studies in this college.

One prize of to be awarded annually to a student of Ness Wadia College of Commerce

obtaining the highest number of marks at T.Y.B.Com. Examination.

1) Sir Ness Wadia Prizes

Rs. 200/-

Rs. 200/-

Rs. 300/-

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Late Principal V. K. Joag Prize

Late Principal B. S. Bhanage Prizes

Miss Elizabeth Smith Arts Lover Prize

Prof. V. P. Paranjpye Prize for Best mountaineer

Shri. H. P. Paranjpye Prize

Students in Sports

Instituted by the Society. A prize of the value of Rs.300/- to be awarded annually to a student of

Ness Wadia College of Commerce obtaining the highest number of marks at the M.Com

examination.

These 4 prizes are instituted in the memory of the first principal of the College Late Prin.Dr. B. S.

Bhanage. Each prize is named as The Late Prin. Dr. B. S. Bhanage Prize and is awarded to:

A student passing XIIth Std. Exam. of H.S.C. Board with the highest number of marks in

Economics and continuing his /her studies in this College. Rs. 150/-

A student securing highest number of marks in Economics at F.Y.B.Com. Exam.and

continuing his/her studies in Ness Wadia College of Commerce Rs. 150/-

A student securing highest number of marks in Accountancy at T.Y.B.Com. Exam.Rs. 200/-

A student obtaining highest number of marks at the M.Com. (Final) Exam.Rs. 200/-

One prize of the value of Rs. 100 to be awarded to an art loving student.

One prize of the value of Rs. 100 to be awarded to the Best Mountaineer-student of the year.

One prize of the value of Rs. 100 to be awarded to a student contributing an economic essay

adjudged best in a competition to be held by the college.

In the field of sports, the students of the College have participated in the sports activities organized at the

Collegiate, University and State levels. Students have brought credit to the College by winning various

prizes, medals, shields and the General Championships for more than ten years. Many of the students

have got the honour of being selected in the various tournaments held in the different parts of the country

at various levels.

The College Gymkhana Management Council which is entrusted mainly with the promotion of sports in the

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college is headed by the Principal. The Director of Physical Education of the college Prof. K. S. Pingale

works as the secretary of the Council.

The various Departments of the College Gymkhana include: Cricket, Foot-ball, Hockey, Indian Indoor

Games, Athletics, Debating and Ladies Events. Under the University rules and regulations, the students of

the Junior College and F.Y.B.Com. class have to undergo a compulsory medical fitness test. Failure to

attend the Physical Training and N.C.C. parade or N.S.S. activities for a given minimum number of days in a

term would result into the loss of terms. Students who opt for P.T. are required to buy the prescribed P.T.

uniform and wear it during P.T. classes.

Every year the Class Representatives are selected through interview on the basis of their academic

performance and the General Secretary and Ladies' Representatives are elected from among the Class

Representatives of the various classes in the Degree College. Student's Representative at the University of

Pune (U.R.) for the Students' Council is elected from among the various class representatives.

'Ness News' is a journal devoted to the news about the

campus activities pertaining to both students and

staff. It is published thrice every term. Ness Vision-

Eastside Pune Quarterly by the students and Faculty of

the college. 'Ness Wadian' is the annual college

miscellany. The Editorial Committee consists of the

Principal, Vice-Principals and other members of the

Teaching Staff as well as students' representative

nominated by the Principal. The journal publishes

articles, short stories, poems and a report of college

activities.

The students have a wide option of participating in a large number of extra and co-curricular activities

undertaken by various students' associations in the college. A student's participation in the activities of

these associations is very important for the overall development of his / her personality. This is easily clear

from a glimpse at the objectives of these associations.

The students' associations at the college are responsible for the college extra- and co-curricular activities.

Every student is required to register his/her name for at least three associations-one each from Group-A

Group-B and Group-C as described below. The student will submit the Membership Form of these

associations at the time of admission.

The list of these associations and the nature of their work is given below: -

Students' Council

Students' Publications-Ness News, Ness Vision and Ness Wadian

Students' Associations

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Group-A - General Associations(Associations undertaking extra-curricular activities)

These are associations whose activities are not directly related to the syllabus but are highly useful to the

student for the overall development of his/her personality.

National Service Scheme (NSS) aims at promoting students participation in social work. Under it

students have to work for 120 working hours during the academic year. S.Y. & T.Y.B.Com. students

can also join the N.S.S. and obtain the certificate. The N.S.S. covers such activities as visits to

various institutions, blood donation, raising funds for the disabled, tree plantation, lectures,

seminars and one-day as well as seven days special camps. Dr. (Ms.) Vrushali Randhir and Prof.

Milind Gaikwad are the Programme Officer and Asst. Programme Officer of the N.S.S. Unit (Sr.

College) respectively. Prof. S. B. Bade is the Programme Officer of the N.S.S. Unit (Jr. College).

Samata Mandal underlines the importance of the ideal of human equality-social economic and

political- in the development of the country. It organises activities that bring out the importance of

equal opportunity to everyone and that benefit students belonging to the weaker sections. The

Mandal conducts special coaching in English language as well as other subjects.

Drama and Film Association makes an attempt to tap students' potential in performing arts-acting,

vocal and instrumental music, dance etc. - and with this objective in mind helps them to stage

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The College has the Infantry Unit of National Cadet Corps (NCC) for imbibing the values of “Unity &

Discipline” among the students and also facilitates entry into the Indian Army as an Officer for the

more ambitious students. NCC has also provided the various monetary and non-monetary

incentives to the NCC Cadet such as Scholarship, Youth Exchange Programme (YEP), and reserved

some vacancies in the Indian Army through SSB & CDS in Indian Military Academy, Dehradun and

Officers' Training Academy, Chennai after completing the “C” Certificate of NCC. NCC provides

two types of training i.e. Institutional Training at the College Level on every Sunday and Camp

Training at Battalion Level. Institutional training includes the Drill, Physical Training, Lectures on

various social and national issues and Camp Training includes the Drill, Weapon Training, Firing,

Map Reading, Debate Competition, Essay Competition, Flag Area, National Integration through

organizing various camps such as Annual Training Camp (ATC), Combined Annual Training Camp

(C-ATC), Thal-Sainik Camp (TSC), Expedition Camp, National Integration Camp (NIC), Republic Day

Camp (RDC), Trekking Camp, Army Attachment Camp etc. Lt. Dr. Manohar K. Sanap is an ANO of

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various items before the audience. It also enables students to appreciate performing arts in its

various forms.

Harmony Club undertakes activities that

promote ideal of moral education in the mind of

students. It stresses the ideal of national

integration through communal and cultural

harmony and imparts knowledge to the

students with regard to the teachings of

different religions and cultures that have

benefited the mankind as a whole. It thus helps

students to develop a regard and respect for all

religions communities and cultures.

Mountaineering and Nature Club helps

students to develop a love for nature and to enhance their knowledge about the nature around. It

also develops among the students awareness about the environmental issues facing the country

and to enhance their knowledge about these issues. With these objectives in mind it undertakes

treks, nature trips and academic activities.

Vidyarthini Manch (Forum for Women Students) undertakes activities among the women students

of the college that promote a sense of

empowerment among them. It organizes

seminars and workshops on women's issues

and offers advice to the women students in the

college as regards health and other personal

matters.

Book Lovers' Group organises activities

especially in the form of book discussions to

promote a love for books among the students.

These discussions are often chaired by the

authors of the book themselves.

Debating Union organises debates and other events to promote debating skill among students. It

sends them to various intercollegiate debating competitions and other events aiming at developing

this skill among students.

Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) undertakes activities that make students aware of their

entrepreneurial qualities and encourage them to start their own business. With this objective in

mind, it invites successful entrepreneurs to

address to the students and thus facilitates

students' interaction with him.

Foreign Students' Association (FOSTA) helps

foreign students in the college to adapt to the

local environment and integrate themselves

into the Indian student community. It also

organizes activities that help the foreign

students in their academic studies in the

college particularly with regard to the practical

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subjects and the English language. FOSTA also undertakes activities that underline importance of

international understanding and peace.

Travel and Tourism Club organizes educational and pleasure excursions visits, picnics and tours to

various places in and around Pune and elsewhere. Focus is on acquisition of knowledge of culture

people and country through traveling and visiting various places of interest.

Heritage Group organizes activities that promote awareness among students about importance of

preserving the cultural architectural biological and other kinds of environmental heritage of

mankind. It organizes visits and excursions to the heritage and other environmentally interesting

sites and collects information.

Art Lovers' Association encourages students to develop their skills in such artistic activities as

drawing, painting, handicraft, rangoli, origami, photography, ceramics and others. The members of

this association showcase their own work of art through college exhibitions as well as visit places of

artistic interest. They also participate in various art competitions organized by other colleges or

organizations.

Placement and Career Guidance Cell has been established to supply students with information with

regard to various avenues open to them as undergraduates and graduates. It gives publicity and

information with regard to placement in various enterprises in and around Pune as and when this is

available from the representatives of these organizations. In view of these objectives it organises

guest lectures of representatives of enterprises and successful professionals for the benefit of

students.

NWCC Students' Consumer Cooperative Society is a students' body formed to promote awareness

of importance of cooperative organizations in society. It runs the Students' Corner on the

cooperative basis and involves other students in the management of the store.

Students' Welfare Association has been established as per the Univesrsity directives and it

undertakes activities to promote students' welfare in general. Samarth Bharat Abhiyan under

which every college adopts a nearby village has been one of its focal activities at present.

Ness News & Ness Vision have been the two leading publications of the college being brought out in

collaboration with the Indian Express. Ness News is published six times a year and Ness Vision

three times. Ness News is an in-house news bulletin about the college. For Ness Vision students

visit the nearby places collect information and write stories on these places. Ness Vision offers

students an opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of the eastern parts of the city.

(Associations undertaking co-curricular activities)

These associations undertake activities that are helpful to the understanding of specific subjects offeredby the students. These are attached to specific departments and the Head of the Department provides

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general guidance to the students for conducting activities. The Second Year students are required to be themembers of the association for their special subject and must keep a minimum attendance at the activitiesundertaken by the association. These subject associations are as under

Costing Accountancy Statistics and Computer Applications Association (COSTA)

Banking and Economics Students' Association (BEST)

Business Practices and Laws Association (BUPLA)

Business Administration and Marketing Association (BUSSMARK)

(Associations undertaking both extra- and co-curricular activities)

These associations promote students' interest in the literature, grammar and style of the languagehe/she has offered and in the literary activities in general. They also undertake special coaching forlanguage learning.

C1. Marathi Wangmay Mandal

C2. Hindi Association

C3. English Association

C4. French Association

C5. German Association

Academic and personal Counselling Cell (APCC) TheCollege has developed a unique system of academicand personal counseling for each and every student onits muster. A student is attached to an AcademicAdvisor throughout his/her studentship in the collegeand is welcome to seek all kinds of advice and guidancefrom him/her.

The Centre for English and Foreign Languages (CEFL)has been established with a view of imparting theworld-class training in English and Foreign Languages.The centre takes pride in having a well-equippeddigital language lab with 25 computers.

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Group-C - Language Associations

Center For English & Foreign Languages(CEFL)

Courses offered at the CEFLCertificate Course in Spoken English

Certificate Course in Business English

iii. (French/ German/ Spanish/ Chinese/ Japanese)

The Modern Education Society has opened at the college its centre for the external students of thecommerce stream of the University of Pune. The external students who have become an integral part of thestudent community on the campus are entitled to all the facilities available to the regular students andenjoy instruction from the regular faculty at the college.

The Centre offers coaching and guidnace to the students appearing for various competitive exams such asMPSC, UPSC, Banking etc.

The College provides Hostel Accommodation in the premises for a limited number of boys and girls.Hostels are equipped with all modern amenities, conveniences and comforts. The rooms are wellventilated and are suitably furnished. A new boy's hostel is now ready for students.

Certificate Course in Foreign Languages

Competitive Examination Centre

Hostel Accommodation

External Students' Guidance Centre

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Agreements with the Renowned Foreign Universities

Memorandum of Understanding with University of Canberra (Australia)

Collaboration with University Of Rennes (France)

Collaboration with University of Dallus

Collaboration with Deccan Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture

E-Learning Centre of ICICI Bank University

Center for Tally Accounting (CTA)

ICICI Equity Investment Course

ACCA (The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), UK Qualification

CISI (Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment), UK, Qualification

In keeping with the spirit of globalization the college has recently entered into agreements with theUniversity of Adelaide, Australia and the University of California at Berkeley (US). These agreements arewelcome by the students as an opportunity for them to study at these world renowned centres of highereducation. The agreement with the University of Adelaide enables a student to obtain the B.Com degree ofthat University following the successful performance at the First Year B.Com at the Ness Wadia College ofCommerce. The one with the University of California enables him to study at that university for 3 monthsfor a variety of courses.

After graduation from Ness Wadia College a student can join the MPA (Masters in ProfessionalAccounting) degree course at the University of Canberra.

After completing S.Y.B.Com. at Ness Wadia College a student can obtain the Bachelors in InternationalBusiness degree at University of Rennes.

: Short term courses areconducted in the evenings in Lean Management, Six Sigma, Supply Chain Management, Logistics,Service Tax etc.

: Students of Ness Wadia College can join the e-learning centre and complete modules in Banking. The college also organizes week-long studytours to Singapore that provide an opportunity to the students to interact with the teachers andstudents at the renowned academic institutions in Singapore. More agreements will be signed innear future.

“Certificate Course in Tally. ERP 9”:

The students' myriad success is often determined by his basic skills and by the kind of knowledge theyhave. What one earns depends on what one learns. Today the challenge is bridging the gap betweenindustry requirements and the academic learning to ensure more job-ready students. For playing a majorrole in this space the college has introduced “Certificate Course in Tally.ERP 9” from the Academic Year2010-11 in collaboration with Tally Academy (Tally Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Banglore) This Programme is meantto the student who wants to pursue a career in accounting in particular.

Ness Wadia College of Commerce organizes a 3-day course on “Pillars of Equity Investment” for the ThirdYear Students. The objective behind conducting this course is to give the students an insight about theInvestment Market and explain to them how it would benefit them as an investor.

ACCA, UK is leading global body for Professional Accountants. It aims to offer business relevant firstchoice qualifications to the students of the college who seek a rewarding career in Accountancy, Financeand Management.

The College has on MOU with ACCA, where students of the college are put through a comprehensive andrigorous exams and training, along with a range of resources and support to help them achieve the ACCAQualification to enable them to reach the career destination of choice. An ACCA qualified accountant is inhigh demand and has a choice of working in many different financial roles and at senior levels within anorganization.

CISI, UK is the principal provider of qualifications for the financial services industry. The College hassigned on MOU with CISI which aims at offering a wide ranging programme of qualifications for thestudents of the college aspiring to work in investment operations.

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Discipline: The Rules of good student behavior in the College:1.

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A Student should have his own Identity Card when he is in the College and should produce itwhenever asked for by authorities of the College.

While on the campus the student must always wear the I-card around the neck.

The Students are required to observe silence in the class, in the library and in the premises of theCollege. They must behave decently.

The Students should not spoil and cause any damage to the property (furniture college booksblackboards trees and flowers in the garden glass window panes etc.) of the College.

In accordance with the Provision of the Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act 1999 (with effectfrom 15th May 1999) ragging within or outside of any education institution is prohibited. Anystudent found involved in it, shall be dismissed from the institution with immediate effect and suchstudent shall not be admitted in any other educational institution for the period of five years fromthe date of order of such dismissal. Ragging is punishable with imprisonment for a term upto 2years. Student indulged in ragging previously will not be given admission to the college. If it is foundthat the student admitted in the college was involved in the activity of ragging, his admission will besummarily cancelled.

Smoking & Chewing of Tobacco (Pan Parag, Gutkha etc.) in the College and library premises isstrictly prohibited.

The class picnics will be allowed only as per the rules. The Class Secretary will have to sign a letteraccepting the conditions. Every picnic arranged by/through the College unless specially permittedmust be accompanied by at least two teachers. The rules are available with the Director of PhysicalEducation.

The College, the Principal / Vice-Principals do not take any responsibility of any student for anyouting, picnic, bicycle / car trip excursion tour (domestic or foreign) if a clear permission in writingis not obtained previously by the students through the teachers concerned. There are rules andregulations which must be followed by students desirous to go for class picnic. These rules areavailable with the Director of Physical Education and students may approach him for the same.

Fees will be refunded only as per the rules of the University / Government.

The students of Ness Wadia College of Commerce must observe decent behavior with theoutsiders and the general public.

Students are requested to switch off their mobile sets during the lectures, meetings and not tobring in the class during any kind of examination etc.

The student or his guardian must inform the College Office in writing if the student desires to leavethe College failing which he will pay the necessary fees.

Only those students who are non-residents of Pune City and have declared so at the time ofadmission by filling their forms by giving their home - town address are entitled for a Railway, S.T.,and Air Concession during the vacation period.

The Principal may remove a student from the College for continued absence for a long time withoutany genuine reason or a student who is guilty of misconduct or misbehavior and unsatisfactoryacademic progress.

The students should note that continued absence from the lectures and/or any type ofmisbehaviors with the authorities would result into cancellation of his/her terms.

No student will be allowed to fill in the form for the Annual Examination unless (a) he has put in 75%of the attendance (b) he has completed all the tutorials and work-books. (c) he bears and maintainsa good moral character through academic career.

It will not be possible for the college to provide space for the student's four-wheeler vehicles.

A student is expected to read carefully all the notices and circulars put on the Notice Board/College Website and act according to these instructions given in the circulars and notices.Negligence in this respect shall not be entertained.

The students are not permitted to take any active part in current politics. They are expected todevote their entire attention and efforts to their studies.

The Class socials will be held according to the rules in force prepared from time to time by theGymkhana Managing Committee of the College. Students should take care to contact from time totime the various authorities and persons in charge of different associations, departments and

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organisations officially recognized by the College (i.e.) Commerce, Economics and BankingAssociation, Debating Union, N.C.C., N.S.S., P.T. Department, Book Lovers Group, Samata Mandaletc.

The Students should keep their cycles only at the cycle stand. They should keep other vehicles likescooters at the scooter stand provided for students only at the main gate of the College campus.The students should not bring four wheelers in the college campus.

The College Mess and Canteen facilities are for the students and the staff members of the fiveinstitutions in the Wadia College Campus. Students therefore should carefully note the following

The Mess and Canteen Hall shall be used only for the Breakfast Lunch and Dinner and at suchtimings as notified.

Atmosphere in the Mess and Canteen Hall should remain peaceful and quiet.

Outsiders shall not be permitted in the Mess and Canteen.

Crowding in the Mess and Canteen hall should be avoided.

The Mess and the Canteen are mainly under the control of the Secretary of the Modern EducationSociety who enters into a contract with a party which in turn runs the mess and canteen. Thedifficulties and complaints if any should proceed through proper channel.

All Mess and Canteen matters shall be placed before the Mess and Canteen Committee. Messfacility is mainly provided for residents of college hostels.

In sum, the behavior of the students is very important in keeping a quiet and scholactic atmosphereon the campus. The students are urged to observe the following norms of good behavior:

Good manners polite behavior and smiling face are the sure ways to be successful. Do not forget toaddress all teachers/non teaching staff of College as Sir/Madam. Do not insult the peons.

Never talk loudly or shout. It disturbs the peaceful atmosphere of the College. Do not loiter in theverandahs.

All payments are generally made in the bank. Remember that when you go to the bank you shouldbe very polite to the bank staff.

Library rules must be observed even though they are rather exacting. They are mainly to see thatthe books are preserved properly and well.

Smoking is strictly prohibited in the College buildings, classrooms, office and library.

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All enquiries may be made in the College Office

Monday to Friday 10.00 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Cash Transactions 10.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Saturday (2nd & 4th) 10.00 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Cash Transactions 10.30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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List of Associations and respective Professors/ Teachers-In-Charge & AssistantsSenior College

Sr. No. Name of the Association Prof-In-Charge / Assistant-In-Charge

1. Samata Mandal Prof. S.M. Tribhuvan / Prof. L. S. Baisane

2. Youth Red Cross Unit Prof. P. N. Chaudhary / Prof. M. S. Gaikwad

3. Staff Academy Dr. (Ms.) Vasudha Joshi

4. Debating Union Dr. (Ms.) S. C. Dias

5. Harmony Club Prof. T. R. Ware

6. Drama and Film Association Dr. (Ms.) S. S. Deobagkar / Dr. (Ms.) P. B. Vhankate

7. Entrepreneurship Development Cell Dr. M. B. Sonawane / Prof. (Ms.) M. Noronha

8. Book Lovers' Group Prof. M. S. Thakur / Ms. Surekha Khare

9. Marathi Wangmay Mandal Dr. (Ms.) Latika Jadhav

10. Hindi Association Prof (Ms.) Kanhere N. R.

11. English Association Prof. (Ms.) S. Kurian

12. German Association Prof. (Ms.) Bhavkar V. M.

13. French Association Prof. (Ms.) Pallavi Gorey

14. Vidyarthini Manch Prof. (Ms.) Pradnya Vhankate

15. Placement and Career Guidance Cell Prof. (Ms.) Sudha Nair

16. Travel and Tourism Club Prof. (Ms.) Asha Jadhav / Prof. Khobragade S. M.

17. Heritage Club Dr. (Ms.) S. Jasani / Prof. Abha Gatane

18. Art Lovers Association Dr. (Ms.) S. S. Deobagkar

19. Ness Wadia Students' Consumer Dr. M. B. Sonawane / Dr. (Ms.) V. S. Randhir

20. Yoga Club Dr. (Ms.) S. S. Deobagkar

21. Alumni Association Prof. K. S. Pingale

22. Professional Examination Guidance Centre Dr. E. B. Khedkar / Dr. G. B. Gundesha

23. Competitive Exam Centre Prof. Laxman Baisane / Dr. M. K. Sanap

24. Foreign Students' Association (FOSTA) Prof. (Ms.) M. Noronha

25. Mountaineering Club Dr. Lt. M. K. Sanap

26. NET/SET Examination Guidance Centre Dr. Lt. M. K. Sanap

27. ICICI E-Learning Centre Prof. M. R. Agale

28. Departmental Students' Associations Respective HODs

Co-operative Society

1. Career Guidance Cell Mr. S. D. Pandit

2. Councelling Cell Mr. S. B. Bade

3. Kalarang Association Mr. P. R. Ramdasi / Ms. S. Govardhan

4. Debate Elocution Mr. Himmat Tobare

5. N.S.S. Mrs. Anita Naik Mrs. S. V. Dalvi

6. Jr. Red Cross Unit Ms. Seema Dalvi

7. Parents-Teachers' Association Mr. V. K. Marathe

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Departmental Heads

Teachers In-charge of Some Other Important Activities

1. Prin. Dr. M. M. Andar Head, Department of Statistics & Computer Applications

2. Dr. (Ms.) S. C. Dias Head, Department of Business Economics

3. Prof. P. N. Chaudhary Head, Department of Business Laws

4. Dr. (Ms.) Vasudha Joshi Head, Department of Business Administration

5. Dr. (Ms.) Surekha Jasani Head, Department of Marketing

6. Dr. M. B. Sonawane Head, Department of Business Practices

7. Dr. Rita Swami Head, Department of Banking

8. Prof. A. T. Bhosale Head, Department of Cost and Works Accounting

9. Prof. J. P. Moghe Head, Department of Accountancy

10. Prof. K. S. Pingale Head, Department of Physical Education

1. Prof. P. N. Chaudhary Coordinator, External Students' Guidance Centre

2. Prof. J. P. Moghe Chairperson, Examination Committee and Coordinator,

Environmental Awareness Course, Teachers In-charge,

F. Y., B. Com. Examination

3. Dr. (Ms.) Rita S. Swami Co-Chairperson, Examination Committee;

. Teacher In-charge T.Y.B.Com. Examination & Coordinator

Research Cell

4. Dr. M. B. Sonawane Teacher-in-charge, S.Y.B.Com. Examination

5. Dr. S. J. Javadekar Academic Research Coordinator

6. Prof. A. T. Bhosale Social Welfare Officer

7. Dr. (Lt.) M. K. Sanap ANO, National Cadet Corps Unit (N. C. C.)

8. Dr. Vrushali Randhir Programme Officer, National Service Scheme (NSS)

9. Dr. R. S. Mhasade Coordinator, Centre for English and Foreign Languages

10. Prof. S. B. Bade Supervisor Jr. College

11. Prof. P. R. Ramdasi Examination Committee, Jr. College

12. Shri. M. S. Thakur Librarian

& Prof. V. K. Marathe

The members of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the Ness Wadia College of Commerce visualize fourprime areas of their activity in years to come and wish to concentrate all their efforts in undertakingactivities in these areas to the best of their ability. As such they earnestly want to

Be an excellent centre of learning in varied branches of knowledge, particularly business studies,respected highly the world over,

Make continuous efforts to impart to students knowledge and skills that are relevant to the demandsof the changing times,

Keep the doors of the college open for academic collaboration to the world known institutions oflearning,

Encourage the faculty to be constantly on the look-out for and adopt newer and more innovativemethods of teaching that will cater to the needs of both average and academically bright students,

Be an organization that recognizes research as one of its prime areas of activity and creates a milieuthat is conducive to research,

Regard students as the exclusive focal point of all their activities and effort and adopt policies thateffectively meet the needs of all kinds of students as ideal members of the learning community,

Welcome on the campus student population from all communities and from any region of the worlddesirous of pursuing its academic aspirations,

Be ever enterprising in their efforts to make newer career opportunities embracing all walks of lifeavailable to its student community,

Create on the campus a milieu wherein the captains of industry and other sectors feel welcome anddisposed to utilize the talent of their students,

Adopt measures that urge the staff to undertake not only the curricular but co-and extra-curricularactivities including personal counselling as well with a view to shaping the student's overallpersonality,

Be an organization that is transparent in its operations and respectful to the country's legalframework,

Adopt a decision making process that is consultative and transparent and is well-communicated to allthe stakeholders (students parents staff public authorities industries) in its operations,

Adopt measures that facilitate autonomy in education,

Create a working environment in which its staff feels their needs are recognized and theircontribution is valued and rewarded,

Strive to be financially resourceful through upright means

Recruit the staff within the framework of existing rules and regulations and in the best interest of thestudent community,

Strive to create a leadership at each level of administration that is responsible upright pragmatic andrespected by one and all,

Respect in the process of imparting knowledge, the secular ethos and principle of justice and equityenshrined in the country's constitution,

Be an acknowledged contributor to the well-being of the society in general and the eastern parts ofPune in particular,

Be respectful and sympathetic in their operations toward the concerns of environment on and offcampus.

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2. Students as the focal point

3. Administration, resource management and scope of operations

4. Extension and social responsibility

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The Vision:

To impart to the rising generation, commerce and business education of high academic, professional and

ethical standard, capable of developing their overall personality in the service of the Indian nation and the

world at large by such means as are upright and most conducive to the attainment of this objective.

The Mission:

Modern Education Society’s

Ness Wadia College of Commerce, Pune

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19, Late Prin. V. K. Joag Path, Pune - 411 001, Maharashtra State (INDIA)Tel.: (020) 26160572, 26167024, Fax: 26163149

Web: www.nesswadiacollege.edu.in E-mail: [email protected]

OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF MODERN EDUCATION SOCIETY.........

Nowrosjee Wadia College of Arts & Science, Pune.

D. G. Ruparel College of Arts,Commerce & Science, Mumbai.

Cusrow Wadia Institute of Technology, Pune

Neville Wadia Institute of ManagementStudies & Research, Pune.

M.E.S. College of Engineering, Pune.

New Law College, Mumbai.

Documents

Ness Wadia College of Commerce, Pune · Modern Education Society’s Ness Wadia College of Commerce, Pune N E S S W A D IA C OLEGE F CO M M E R C 1969 E 19, Late Prin. V. K. Joag