B. Com

 

Commerce encompasses diverse applications across various domains. It serves as vital information for understanding economies, aiding in managerial decision-making, and evaluating the impact of new products in marketing. Commerce deals with both quantitative and qualitative data which enhances its application in numerous domains. It equips individuals with essential tools and techniques for making informed decisions in today’s data-driven world. This B.Com. program aims to cater to the demand for commerce professionals in diverse fields such as industry, services, Information Technology, marketing, banking, finance, investments, stock markets and many more.

B. Com

Commerce encompasses diverse applications across various domains. It serves as vital information for understanding economies, aiding in managerial decision-making, and evaluating the impact of new products in marketing. Commerce deals with both quantitative and qualitative data which enhances its application in numerous domains. It equips individuals with essential tools and techniques for making informed decisions in today’s data-driven world. This B.Com. program aims to cater to the demand for commerce professionals in diverse fields such as industry, services, Information Technology, marketing, banking, finance, investments, stock markets and many more.

Eligibility Criteria

Accountancy: HSC (Higher Secondary Certificate) i.e., 12th Standard or Equivalent in Commerce Stream only.

Programme Outcomes

Programme outcomes
Programme Code Name of the Programme Outcome Programme Outcomes
PO1 Expertise in Accountancy Principles Graduates will demonstrate mastery in accountancy principles, including financial accounting, management accounting, and cost accounting, applying them proficiently in real-world scenarios.
PO2 Advanced Statistical Analysis in Accountancy Graduates will employ statistical methods and techniques to analyze financial data accurately, providing valuable insights for decision-making in accounting practices.
PO3 Compliance and Regulation Adherence Graduates will exhibit comprehensive knowledge of legal and regulatory frameworks governing financial practices, ensuring adherence to accounting standards and regulations in all professional endeavors.
PO4 Strategic Financial Decision-making Graduates will possess the ability to assess macroeconomic factors and environmental influences on business operations, utilizing economic principles to make strategic financial decisions within the realm of accountancy.
PO5 Clear Communication and Problem-solving in Accountancy Graduates will effectively communicate complex financial concepts orally and in writing, showcasing strong problem-solving skills essential for addressing accounting challenges in various business contexts.
PO6 Integration of Technology in Accountancy Graduates will integrate technological advancements effectively in accountancy practices, utilizing electronic communication and accounting software proficiently to streamline financial processes.
PO7 Leadership in Accountancy and Managerial Competence Graduates will demonstrate leadership qualities and managerial competence in accountancy roles, exhibiting the necessary skills to lead accounting teams and manage financial operations effectively.

Course Outcomes (Sem-1)

Course Outcomes
Name of the Programme Course Code Course Name Course Outcome
B.Com ACM201 - 1C Business Accounting Remember/List accounting concepts, components of accounting cycle, methods of depreciation and inventory valuation, types of partnerships and key considerations in business purchase.
Understand/Explain basic principles of accounting, double-entry accounting system, difference between depreciation methods, different inventory valuation methods and record system, treatment of partnership transactions and accounting treatment for business purchase transactions.
Apply/Solve/Demonstrate preparation of final accounts for simple financial transactions, calculate depreciation and its disclosure in final accounts, use of inventory valuation methods to determine the cost of inventory, show piecemeal distribution of cash receipts on dissolution of partnership firm and prepare accounts of a company on business purchase.
Analyse the impact of different depreciation methods on financial statements, the effect of inventory valuation methods on cost of inventory,
B.Com ACM202 - 1C Financial Accounting - 1 Remember/Recall types of branches and its purpose, identify common methods used to reconstruct accounts from incomplete records, purpose of hire purchase and instalment system, concept of investment accounts, basic principles of computerized accounting systems and identify common software used for computerized accounting.
Understand/Explain the methods of accounting for branch transactions, treatment of inter-branch transactions, different techniques used to calculate missing figures in incomplete records, accounting treatment of hire purchase transactions, recording investment transactions and functionalities of computerized accounting systems.
Apply branch accounting principles to prepare branch accounts, accounting adjustments for incomplete records, accounting principles to record hire purchase transactions and prepare investment accounts.
Analyse the impact of branch operations on the overall business and examine the investment accounts to evaluate performance and risk.
Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using hire purchase as a financing option and assess the risk-return trade-offs associated with different types of investments.
B.Com STE201 - 1C Foundation of Statistics To recall and define key statistical concepts with specific relevance to real-life data.
To articulate the critical role of statistics in data analysis and its significance in interpreting and deriving insights from business data.
To employ statistical methods to systematically collect, categorize, and accurately present accounting and financial data, utilizing appropriate data presentation techniques and implementing effective sampling methods for robust analysis.
To perform detailed analysis of business data using basic statistical measures, and critically evaluate the suitability of various sampling techniques within diverse accounting and financial contexts.
To critically evaluate the effectiveness of data collection methods, the reliability of statistical results, and the impact of sampling errors on financial analysis and strategic decision-making processes.
B.Com COE201 – 1C Marketing Management Applying the Concept of Marketing in Real life.
Analyse the role of events in image building and all the steps of planning and organizing an event.
Strategic marketing and media planning for events.
Knowledge and ability to identify risk areas, evaluate safety measures & demonstrate the ability to review, analyse events.
Understand the opportunities, challenges, and issues in designing and implementing green marketing strategies.
Demonstrate evidence of emerging green consumer segments and how marketers are addressing those need.
B.Com MDC201 – 1C Economics for Business Decision Define basic Economics concept, required for business design making.
Understand basic economic principles and their relevance to business decision-making.
Apply economic theories to strategic decision-making in a business context.
Analyse market structures and their implications for pricing and competition.
Evaluate production and cost functions to optimize business operations.
B.Com AEC201 – 1C Practical Hindi
एक राष्ट्र, एक कर
भूमंडलीय ऊष्मीकरण (ग्लोबल वार्मिंग)
लड़का लड़की एक समान
B.Com SEC201 – 1C Effective Business Communication Remember the functions of communication in various contexts.
Understand the key concepts and components of communication models.
Apply narrative and descriptive writing techniques to draft a clear and coherent paragraph.
Analyze different writing styles and their effectiveness in conveying ideas.
EVALUATING Evaluate the effectiveness of using theme-based vocabulary in different communication situations
B.Com VAC201 – 1C World History & Pre-Modern India Remember key figures, dates, contributions, and events of the world history and pre-modern India
Understand the causes of the historical events and role of key dynasties and empires in shaping the history of the Indian subcontinent
Apply historical concepts to study primary sources from world history and pre-modern India
Analyze the state of polity, economy, society and culture during the key historical events in world history and the eighteenth century India
Evaluate different historical interpretations of key events and periods

The Programme Structure:

Total Credits for the Bachelor Degree programme: 132

Course FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR
SEM I SEM II SEM III SEM IV SEM V SEM VI
1 Major 1 (4C) Major 3 (4C) Major 5 (4C) Major 8 (4C) Major 11 (4C) Major 14 (4C)
2 Major 2 (4C) Major 4 (4C) Major 6 (4C) Major 9 (4C) Major 12 (4C) Major 15 (4C)
3 Minor 1 (4C) Minor 2 (4C) Major 7 (4C) Major 10 (4C) Major 13 (4C) Major 16 (4C)
4 MDC 1 (4C) MDC 2 (4C) MDC 3 (4C) Minor 3 (4C) Minor 4 (4C) Minor 6 (4C)
5 AEC 1 (2C) AEC 2 (2C) AEC 3 (2C) AEC 4 (2C) Minor 5 (4C) AEC 5 (2C)
6 SEC 1 (2C) SEC 2 (2C) SEC 3 (2C) SEC 4 (2C) SEC 5 (2C) Internship (4C)
7 IKS 1 (2C) VAC 1 (2C) IKS 2 (2C) VAC 2 (2C)
Credits 22 22 22 22 22 22

Curriculum

Course type and Credit Course No. Course Code Course Title Course Outcomes
Major Courses (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 101 ACM201-1C Business Accounting Click Here
102 ACM202-1C Financial Accounting – 1 Click Here
Minor Courses- Statistics (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 103 STE201-1C Foundation of Statistics Click Here
Minor Courses- Commerce (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 103 COE201-1C Marketing Management Click Here
Multidisciplinary Courses (Elective Course – 4 Credits Each) 104 MDC201–1C Business Economics & Commerce Click Here
Ability Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 105 AEC201-1C Practical Hindi Click Here
Skill Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 106 SEC201-1C Business Communication- 1 Click Here
Value Added Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 107 VAC201-1C Indian Knowledge System - 1 Click Here
Course type and Credit Course No. Course Code Course Title Course Outcomes
Major Courses (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 201 ACM203-1C Corporate Accounting - 1 Click Here
202 ACM204-1C Financial Accounting – 2 Click Here
Minor Courses- Statistics (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 203 STE202-1C Exploring Probability and Probability distribution Click Here
Minor Courses- Commerce (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 203 COE202-1C Management in Digital Environment Click Here
Multidisciplinary Courses (Elective Course – 4 Credits Each) 204 MDC202–1C Money, Banking Public Finance Click Here
Ability Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 205 AEC202-1C Compendium of English Texts & Functional Grammar Click Here
Skill Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 206 SEC202-1C Business Communication- 2 Click Here
Value Added Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 207 VAC202-1C Modern Indian History Click Here
Course type and Credit Course No. Course Code Course Title Course Outcomes
Major Courses (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 301 ACM205-2C Cost Accounting - 1 Click Here
302 ACM206-2C Corporate Accounting - 2 Click Here
303 ACM207-2C Taxation - 1 Click Here
Multidisciplinary Courses (Elective Course – 4 Credits Each) 304 MDC203–2C International Trade Click Here
Ability Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 305 AEC203-2C Exploring English Ability Click Here
Skill Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 306 SEC203-2C Efficient Writing Click Here
Value Added Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 307 VAC203-2C Indian Knowledge System - 2 Click Here
Course type and Credit Course No. Course Code Course Title Course Outcomes
Major Courses (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 401 ACM208-2C Cost Accounting - 2 Click Here
402 ACM209-2C Auditing Click Here
403 ACM210-2C Taxation - 2 Click Here
Minor Courses- Statistics (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 404 STE203-2C Foundation of Mathematics Click Here
Minor Courses- Commerce (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 404 COE203-2C Click Here
Ability Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 405 AEC204-2C English Texts & Email writing Click Here
Skill Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 406 SEC204-2CC Personality Development & Corporate Etiquettes Click Here
Value Added Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 407 Click Here
Course type and Credit Course No. Course Code Course Title Course Outcomes
Major Courses (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 501 ACM301-3C Cost & Financial Accounting Click Here
502 ACM302-3C Management Accounting – 1 Click Here
503 ACM303-3C Business Laws – 1 Click Here
Minor Courses- Statistics (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 504 STE301-3C Optimization Techniques and Project Management Click Here
505 STE302-3C Business / Industrial Statistics Click Here
Minor Courses- Commerce (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 504 COE301-3C Click Here
505 COE302-3C Click Here
Skill Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 506 SEC301-3C News Writing & Storytelling in business Click Here
Course type and Credit Course No. Course Code Course Title Course Outcomes
Major Courses (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 601 ACM304-3C Management Accounting – 2 Click Here
602 ACM305-3C Taxation - 3 Click Here
603 ACM306-3C Business Laws – 2 Click Here
Minor Courses- Statistics (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 604 STE303-3C Inference Methods and Regression Analysis Click Here
Minor Courses- Commerce (Compulsory Course – 4 Credits Each) 604 COE303-3C Click Here
Ability Enhancement Courses (Elective Course – 2 Credits Each) 605 AEC301-3C Click Here

Fee Structure

Grant-in-Aid Programmes
Programme Intake Major Minor Fee Per Semester Duration
English Gujarati Boys Girls
B.Com Accountancy 300 150 Accountancy Statistics Rs. 1,326/- Rs. 726/- 3 Years
B.Com Accountancy 150 ---- Accountancy Commerce

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