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Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal’s

NARSEE MONJEECOLLEGE OF COMMERCE & ECONOMICSNAAC Reaccredited “A” Grade, CGPA: 3.42

SVKM's Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics, popularly known as NM

College, is a leading college affiliated to Mumbai University. It was established in 1964 by

Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal (SVKM), a professionally managed trust with a large

number of pres�gious academic ins�tu�ons, under its umbrella. SVKM is the brain child

of leading industrialists and socially conscious philanthropists who wanted to contribute

to the local area by founding educa�onal ins�tu�on.

N M provides excellent infrastructure to facilitate the educa�on process and enhance

the learning ability of the students. It aims at developing intellectual capaci�es and an

understanding of the rela�onship between educa�on and the real world. The renovated

building includes a Wi-Fi campus, modern air-condi�oned office block, modern well

equipped air condi�oned classrooms, well planned corridors and two elevators.

About the College

2 3

Programmes: Courses offered at NM

Course Eligibility Criteria Dura�on Cut off Scheme of Examina�on

HSC Regular 10th

or Equivalent 2 Years Full Time 90.00% Gujara� Minority

92.28% Open

As per Maharashtra State Board rules and Regula�ons

HSC Voca�onal 10th

or Equivalent 2 Years Full Time 83.60% Accoun�ng and Office Management 79.00% Marke�ng and Retail Management 71.00% Tourism and Hospitality Management

B.Com. 12th

or Equivalent 3 Years Full Time All In house 82.4% Gujara� Minority 93% Open

Examina�on will be conducted at the end of each semester.

Dura�on of the examina�on is 3 hrs

Marks 100

B.M.S. Minimum 45% aggregate at 12

th

or Equivalent Examina�on

3 Years Full Time 88.6% Gujara� Minority 94.8% Open Commerce 83.4% Open Arts 86% Open Science 93.67% Diploma

Dura�on of the examina�on is 2 ½ hrs

Marks Division Theory 75 marks Internal 25 marks

B.A.F. Minimum 45% aggregate at 12

th

3 Years Full Time 89.39% Gujara� Minority 94.2% Open

Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal’sNarsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics

NAAC Reaccredited “A” Grade, CGPA: 3.42

Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal’sNarsee Monjee College of Commerce & EconomicsNAAC Reaccredited “A” Grade, CGPA: 3.42 2017-182017-18

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SVKM's Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics, popularly known as NM

College, is a leading college affiliated to Mumbai University. It was established in 1964 by

Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal (SVKM), a professionally managed trust with a large

number of pres�gious academic ins�tu�ons, under its umbrella. SVKM is the brain child

of leading industrialists and socially conscious philanthropists who wanted to contribute

to the local area by founding educa�onal ins�tu�on.

N M provides excellent infrastructure to facilitate the educa�on process and enhance

the learning ability of the students. It aims at developing intellectual capaci�es and an

understanding of the rela�onship between educa�on and the real world. The renovated

building includes a Wi-Fi campus, modern air-condi�oned office block, modern well

equipped air condi�oned classrooms, well planned corridors and two elevators.

About the College

2 3

Programmes: Courses offered at NM

HSC Regular 10th

or Equivalent 2 Years Full Time 90.00% Gujara� Minority

92.28% Open

HSC Voca�onal 10th

or Equivalent 2 Years Full Time 83.60% Accoun�ng and Office Management 79.00% Marke�ng and Retail Management 71.00% Tourism and Hospitality Management

B.Com. 12th

or Equivalent 3 Years Full Time All In house 82.4% Gujara� Minority 93% Open

Marks 100

B.M.S. Minimum 45% aggregate at 12

th

3 Years Full Time 88.6% Gujara� Minority 94.8% Open Commerce 83.4% Open Arts 86% Open Science 93.67% Diploma

B.A.F. Minimum 45% aggregate at 12

th

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B.F.M. Minimum 45% aggregate at 12

th

B.Sc IT Minimum 45% aggregate at 12

th

or Equivalent Examina�on with Mathema�cs as one of the subjects

3 Years Full Time 50/100 Gujara� Minority 56/100 Open Based on Mathema�cs Marks

M.Com. B.Com or examina�on recognized as equivalent thereto

2 Years Full Time Advanced Accountancy 67.9% Gujajar� Minority 71.5% Open Business Management 65.23% Gujara� Minority 68.08% Open Banking & Finance 65% Gujara� Minority 71.90% Open

Courses Available: Add-On Certificate Programmes

ERP Traning (SAP Cer�fica�on: ABAP,Finance, HR, Marke�ng etc)

So� Skill Development Programmes

Oral training for Cost Accountancy

Oral Training for CharteredAccountancy (CPT, IPCC)

NSE Cer�fied Capital MarketProfessional (NCCMP)

4 5

Admission Procedure and Documents Requirement

HSC RegularAdmission to the XI std under the Gujara� Linguis�c Minority

Category and In house Category will be done by the College as

per the schedule declared by the Deputy Director of

MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD. An Online process for the

admissions under the Gujara� Linguis�c Minority and In

house Category is conducted by the college and the form can

be filled and submi�ed as per schedule displayed on our

website www.nmcollege.in. For Students Seeking Admission

under the Open, Sports, Cultural Categories and Other

Reserva�ons an Online Admission Process is conducted by the

Deputy Director of Educa�on Office and the students are

admi�ed as per the list sent by the Deputy Director

MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD.

HSC Voca�onalAdmission to XI standard for the HSC Voca�onal (MCVC) will

be done online through MMRDA. Please refer NM college

website for further details (www.nmcollege.in).

Bachelor of CommerceThe en�re admission procedure is according to the guidelines

issued to the colleges by the University of Mumbai. According

to the Hon'ble High Court verdict, preference is given to in-

house students (on the basis of merit) up to the sanc�oned

capacity of the F.Y.B.Com Class. A�er admi�ng all in-house

students, if there is any vacancy, it is filled according to the

University guidelines. Amended Ordinance 2151 is read as

under:

First Year B.Com 0.2151: A candidate for being eligible for

admission to the three year course leading to the Bachelor of

Commerce should have passed the his/her secondary

examinant form different divisional boards of the

Maharashtra State Secondary and Higher Secondary

Educa�on.

OR

Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Cer�ficate

(Std. XII) leading with voca�onal subjects / State of Secondary

and Higher Secondary Educa�on, OR Must have passed an

Examina�on of another University or Board recognized as

equivalent to Higher Secondary School Cerficate (Std.XII)

Examina�on.

Bachelor of Management StudiesO.3941: A candidate for being eligible for admission to the

BMS Degree Course shall have passed HSC Examina�on of the

Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary Educa�on or its

equivalent examina�on or Diploma course in any Engineering

Branches with two years or three years a�er SSC conducted by

the Board of Technical Examina�on or its equivalent

examina�on.

“No college shall conduct any entrance test in any form and

the admissions are purely based on merit duly following the

Reserva�on Policy as per the norms of Government of

Maharashtra".

While drawing the merit list, weightage has to be given to

students from Arts, Commerce and Science Stream at 12th

Standard level. The stream wise weightage to be given is as

under: Streams Commerce / Arts / Science / Diploma in

Engineering and other Percentage 45% / 25% / 25% / 5%

The applica�ons are to be accepted and processed by the

colleges, stream wise, separately and the merit list is to be

displayed stream wise taking into account the reserva�on

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B.F.M. Minimum 45% aggregate at 12

th

B.Sc IT Minimum 45% aggregate at 12

th

or Equivalent Examina�on with Mathema�cs as one of the subjects

3 Years Full Time 50/100 Gujara� Minority 56/100 Open Based on Mathema�cs Marks

M.Com. B.Com or examina�on recognized as equivalent thereto

2 Years Full Time Advanced Accountancy 67.9% Gujajar� Minority 71.5% Open Business Management 65.23% Gujara� Minority 68.08% Open Banking & Finance 65% Gujara� Minority 71.90% Open

Courses Available: Add-On Certificate Programmes

ERP Traning (SAP Cer�fica�on: ABAP,Finance, HR, Marke�ng etc)

So� Skill Development Programmes

Oral training for Cost Accountancy

Oral Training for CharteredAccountancy (CPT, IPCC)

NSE Cer�fied Capital MarketProfessional (NCCMP)

4 5

Admission Procedure and Documents Requirement

HSC RegularAdmission to the XI std under the Gujara� Linguis�c Minority

Category and In house Category will be done by the College as

per the schedule declared by the Deputy Director of

MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD. An Online process for the

admissions under the Gujara� Linguis�c Minority and In

house Category is conducted by the college and the form can

be filled and submi�ed as per schedule displayed on our

website www.nmcollege.in. For Students Seeking Admission

under the Open, Sports, Cultural Categories and Other

Reserva�ons an Online Admission Process is conducted by the

Deputy Director of Educa�on Office and the students are

admi�ed as per the list sent by the Deputy Director

MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD.

HSC Voca�onalAdmission to XI standard for the HSC Voca�onal (MCVC) will

be done online through MMRDA. Please refer NM college

website for further details (www.nmcollege.in).

Bachelor of CommerceThe en�re admission procedure is according to the guidelines

issued to the colleges by the University of Mumbai. According

to the Hon'ble High Court verdict, preference is given to in-

house students (on the basis of merit) up to the sanc�oned

capacity of the F.Y.B.Com Class. A�er admi�ng all in-house

students, if there is any vacancy, it is filled according to the

University guidelines. Amended Ordinance 2151 is read as

under:

First Year B.Com 0.2151: A candidate for being eligible for

admission to the three year course leading to the Bachelor of

Commerce should have passed the his/her secondary

examinant form different divisional boards of the

Maharashtra State Secondary and Higher Secondary

Educa�on.

OR

Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Cer�ficate

(Std. XII) leading with voca�onal subjects / State of Secondary

and Higher Secondary Educa�on, OR Must have passed an

Examina�on of another University or Board recognized as

equivalent to Higher Secondary School Cerficate (Std.XII)

Examina�on.

Bachelor of Management StudiesO.3941: A candidate for being eligible for admission to the

BMS Degree Course shall have passed HSC Examina�on of the

Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary Educa�on or its

equivalent examina�on or Diploma course in any Engineering

Branches with two years or three years a�er SSC conducted by

the Board of Technical Examina�on or its equivalent

examina�on.

“No college shall conduct any entrance test in any form and

the admissions are purely based on merit duly following the

Reserva�on Policy as per the norms of Government of

Maharashtra".

While drawing the merit list, weightage has to be given to

students from Arts, Commerce and Science Stream at 12th

Standard level. The stream wise weightage to be given is as

under: Streams Commerce / Arts / Science / Diploma in

Engineering and other Percentage 45% / 25% / 25% / 5%

The applica�ons are to be accepted and processed by the

colleges, stream wise, separately and the merit list is to be

displayed stream wise taking into account the reserva�on

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policy prescribed by the Government of Maharashtra. The

merit list also is to be prepared and displayed stream wise. In

case if no applica�on is received from any stream the vacant

seats are to be distributed equally between the remaining

two streams only. A�er the first merit list is displayed, if any

seat allowed to one stream remains vacant, the same shall be

distributed equally between the remaining two streams. In

case of vacancy in one stream is of single/odd number of

seats, the single seat is to be allowed to the Commerce

stream. In case if no applica�ons are available from the two

streams, then all the vacant seats must be transferred to the

third stream. Step (d) to be repeated for the subsequent merit

lists ll all the forms are exhausted or the final merit is

displayed, whichever is earlier.

Bachelor of Commerce(Accoun�ng & Finance)

0.5204 (a) A candidate for being eligible for admission to the

Bachelor of Commerce (Accoun�ng & Finance) Degree Course

shall have passed XIIth Std. Examina�on of the Maharashtra

Board of Higher Secondary Educa�on or its equivalent

examina�on and secured not less than 45% marks in

aggregate at first a�empt (40% in case of reserved category).

(b) Every candidate admi�ed to the degree course in the

cons�tuent / affiliated college / recognized ins�tu�on,

conduc�ng the course, shall have to register himself / herself

with the University.

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets)

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of

Commerce (Financial Markets)Degree Course shall have

passed XIIth Std. Examina�on of the Maharashtra Board of

Higher Secondary Educa�on or its equivalent examina�on

and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first

a�empt (40% in case of reserved category). (b) Every

candidate admi�ed to the degree course in the cons�tuent /

affiliated college / recognized ins�tu�on, conduc�ng the

course, shall have to register himself/herself with the

University.

Bachelor of Science(Informa�on Technology) (B.Sc. (IT)

0.5051: A candidate for being eligible for admission to the

Degree course Bachelor of Science(Informa�on Technology)

Degree Course shall have passed XIIth Standard. Examina�on

of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Educa�on or

its equivalent Examina�on with Mathema�cs and Sta�s�cs as

one of the subject and should have secured not less than

45%marks in aggregate and 40% marks in aggregate in case of

reserved category.

Procedure for securing admission for

students who have passed their HSC /

Equivalent Examina�on from other

than Maharashtra Board: Students will have to apply for “Provisional Statement of

Eligibility”. The prescribed form is available in the college

office. Students are required to fill the form, a�ach the

a�ested photocopy of the mark sheet and make the

necessary payment in the college office. The cer�ficate will be

issued to the student as and when the cer�ficate is received

from the university. The applicant is required to a�ach the

cer�ficate of “Provisional Statement of Eligibility” to the

applica�on form along with the other documents as specified

during the admission process and submit the same to the

college as per the schedule specified. No applica�on form will

be accepted without the: 'Provisional Statement of Eligibility:

or the receipt of its applica�on to the college/university.

Documents required while submi�ng

the applica�on form (Photocopy only) • Hardcopy of the Pre Admission Online Registra�on form.

• Three passport size photograph

• SSC Marksheet and SSC School Leaving Cer�ficate

• H.S.C. Marksheet and H.S.C. Leaving Cer�ficate

• Gradua�on Marksheets and Passing Cer�ficate

• Any other cer�ficate(s) as applicable.

• In case of admission to under graduate courses,

PROVISIONAL STATEMENT OF ELIGIBILITY in case if the

student has passed his HSC/Equivalent examina�on from

OTHER THAN Maharashtra Board. (or the photocopy of the

receipt of payment made for applica�on of Provisional

Statement of Eligibility), if available.

• In case of admission to under graduate courses, hard copy

of the filled in forms i.e. the Pre-admission Online

Registra�on Form (filled and downloaded from the

university website h�p://mum.digitaluniversity.ac) and

Online Admission Form (filled and downloaded from the

college website www.nmcollege.in) along with the

documents specified above will be accepted as per the

schedule given by University of Mumbai.

List of Documents RequiredFor confirma�on of admission

• Originals of the above men�oned documents.

• 3 passport size colour photographs (recent)

• 5 Self addressed envelopes with Rs.5/- stamp pasted on the

envelope.

• Cheque or DD in favour of "Narsee Monjee College of

Commerce and Economics". Payment of fees is by cheque /

DD only.

• FEES PAYABLE: by DD or Pay Order only to be drawn in favour

of “NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND

ECONOMICS”.

ADMISSION IS CONFIRMED ON PAYMENT OF FEES.

HSC Regular

Introduc�on:HSC Regular course (Regulated by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Educa�on) students who have

passed Std Xth from SSC, CBSE, ICSE, and IGCSE can apply for admission to FYJC.

Syllabus

First Year (F.Y.J.C) Second Year (S.Y.J.C)

Compulsory Subjects: English Compulsory Subjects: English

Economics Economics

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policy prescribed by the Government of Maharashtra. The

merit list also is to be prepared and displayed stream wise. In

case if no applica�on is received from any stream the vacant

seats are to be distributed equally between the remaining

two streams only. A�er the first merit list is displayed, if any

seat allowed to one stream remains vacant, the same shall be

distributed equally between the remaining two streams. In

case of vacancy in one stream is of single/odd number of

seats, the single seat is to be allowed to the Commerce

stream. In case if no applica�ons are available from the two

streams, then all the vacant seats must be transferred to the

third stream. Step (d) to be repeated for the subsequent merit

lists ll all the forms are exhausted or the final merit is

displayed, whichever is earlier.

Bachelor of Commerce(Accoun�ng & Finance)

0.5204 (a) A candidate for being eligible for admission to the

Bachelor of Commerce (Accoun�ng & Finance) Degree Course

shall have passed XIIth Std. Examina�on of the Maharashtra

Board of Higher Secondary Educa�on or its equivalent

examina�on and secured not less than 45% marks in

aggregate at first a�empt (40% in case of reserved category).

(b) Every candidate admi�ed to the degree course in the

cons�tuent / affiliated college / recognized ins�tu�on,

conduc�ng the course, shall have to register himself / herself

with the University.

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets)

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of

Commerce (Financial Markets)Degree Course shall have

passed XIIth Std. Examina�on of the Maharashtra Board of

Higher Secondary Educa�on or its equivalent examina�on

and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first

a�empt (40% in case of reserved category). (b) Every

candidate admi�ed to the degree course in the cons�tuent /

affiliated college / recognized ins�tu�on, conduc�ng the

course, shall have to register himself/herself with the

University.

Bachelor of Science(Informa�on Technology) (B.Sc. (IT)

0.5051: A candidate for being eligible for admission to the

Degree course Bachelor of Science(Informa�on Technology)

Degree Course shall have passed XIIth Standard. Examina�on

of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Educa�on or

its equivalent Examina�on with Mathema�cs and Sta�s�cs as

one of the subject and should have secured not less than

45%marks in aggregate and 40% marks in aggregate in case of

reserved category.

Procedure for securing admission for

students who have passed their HSC /

Equivalent Examina�on from other

than Maharashtra Board: Students will have to apply for “Provisional Statement of

Eligibility”. The prescribed form is available in the college

office. Students are required to fill the form, a�ach the

a�ested photocopy of the mark sheet and make the

necessary payment in the college office. The cer�ficate will be

issued to the student as and when the cer�ficate is received

from the university. The applicant is required to a�ach the

cer�ficate of “Provisional Statement of Eligibility” to the

applica�on form along with the other documents as specified

during the admission process and submit the same to the

college as per the schedule specified. No applica�on form will

be accepted without the: 'Provisional Statement of Eligibility:

or the receipt of its applica�on to the college/university.

Documents required while submi�ng

the applica�on form (Photocopy only) • Hardcopy of the Pre Admission Online Registra�on form.

• Three passport size photograph

• SSC Marksheet and SSC School Leaving Cer�ficate

• H.S.C. Marksheet and H.S.C. Leaving Cer�ficate

• Gradua�on Marksheets and Passing Cer�ficate

• Any other cer�ficate(s) as applicable.

• In case of admission to under graduate courses,

PROVISIONAL STATEMENT OF ELIGIBILITY in case if the

student has passed his HSC/Equivalent examina�on from

OTHER THAN Maharashtra Board. (or the photocopy of the

receipt of payment made for applica�on of Provisional

Statement of Eligibility), if available.

• In case of admission to under graduate courses, hard copy

of the filled in forms i.e. the Pre-admission Online

Registra�on Form (filled and downloaded from the

university website h�p://mum.digitaluniversity.ac) and

Online Admission Form (filled and downloaded from the

college website www.nmcollege.in) along with the

documents specified above will be accepted as per the

schedule given by University of Mumbai.

List of Documents RequiredFor confirma�on of admission

• Originals of the above men�oned documents.

• 3 passport size colour photographs (recent)

• 5 Self addressed envelopes with Rs.5/- stamp pasted on the

envelope.

• Cheque or DD in favour of "Narsee Monjee College of

Commerce and Economics". Payment of fees is by cheque /

DD only.

• FEES PAYABLE: by DD or Pay Order only to be drawn in favour

of “NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND

ECONOMICS”.

ADMISSION IS CONFIRMED ON PAYMENT OF FEES.

HSC Regular

Introduc�on:HSC Regular course (Regulated by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Educa�on) students who have

passed Std Xth from SSC, CBSE, ICSE, and IGCSE can apply for admission to FYJC.

Syllabus

Compulsory Subjects: English Compulsory Subjects: English

Economics Economics

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What a�er XII:Bachelor of Commerce – B.COM.

Bachelor of Management Studies – B.M.S.

Bachelor of Commerce (Accoun�ng and Finance) – B.A.F.

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) – B.F.M.

Bachelor of Science (Informa�on Technology) – BSc.IT.

Introduc�on:These courses are for Two years (i.e. XI And XII) student

passing XII STD (HSC Voca�onal) are equivalent to HSC pass

students. Students who have passed Std Xth from SSC, CBSE,

ICSE, and IGCSE can apply for admission to FYJC.

Salient Features:Small Batch of 20 students OR as per government direc�ves.

Excellent teaching learning process.

• Class room teaching / Prac�cal teaching

• Industrial / Field Visits.

HSC VocationalSyllabus:

Accoun�ng and Office ManagementFYJC SUBJECTS

1. Office Management Paper-I

2. Fundamentals of Accoun�ng Paper -II

3. Fundamental of Cos�ng & Audi�ng Paper III

4. English

5. Hindi

6. General Founda�on Course

7. Environment Educa�on

8. Health and Physical Educa�on

Mathema�cs & Sta�s�cs Paper I & Paper II

Health and Physical Educa�on

Op�onal Subjects:

(Any one)

(Offered on the basis of merit) Second language:

Gujara� / Hindi / Marathi / French / Informa�on Technology

Op�onal Subjects:

(Any one) (Offered on the basis of merit)

Second language: Gujara� / Hindi / Marathi / French / Informa�on

Technology

Environment Educa�on Environment Educa�on

Book Keeping and Accountancy Book Keeping and Accountancy- -

Organisa�on of Commerce and Management Organisa�on of Commerce and Management

• Job training in summer vaca�on.

• Guest Lecture

• Appren�ceship Training offered by BOAT (BOARD OF

APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING – Govt.Regd.)

Three Streams:• Accoun�ng and Office Management

• Marke�ng and Retail Management

• Tourism and Hospitality Management

SYJC SUBJECTS

1. Office Mo�va�on Paper -I

2. Advanced Financial Accoun�ng Paper -II

3. Advanced Cos�ng & Audi�ng Paper -III

4.English

5. Hindi

What a�er XII?

Students can join the following Degree Courses:

B.Com, Bachelor of Management Studies

Pursue the career of Chartered Accountant and appear for

CPT /IPCC

Bachelor of Mass Media -BMM

Bachelor of Accoun�ng and Finance-BAF

Bachelor of Banking & Insurance - BBI

Pursue the career of Company Secretary

Pursue the career of Cost Accountant

Pursue career in Law for Five years

Bachelor of Financial Markets - BFM.

Marke�ng and Retail ManagementFYJC SUBJECTS

1.Marke�ng and Salesmanship Paper-I

2. Retail Marke�ng Services Paper-II

3. Retail Marke�ng Paper-III

4. English

5. Hindi

SYJC SUBJECTS

1. Advanced Retail Marke�ng Paper-I

2. Market Research and Foreign Trade Paper-II

3.Rural Marke�ng and Stock Exchange Paper-III

4. English

5. Hindi

What a�er XII?

Students can join the following degree courses

Bachelor of V C in Retail Management – B. Voc

Bachelor of Commerce – B .Com

Bachelor of Management Studies-BMS

Bachelor of Business Administra�on -BBA

Bachelor of Financial Markets- BFM

Bachelor of Banking and Insurance- BBI

Bachelor of Accoun�ng and Finance -BAF

Bachelor of Mass Media- BMM

Bachelor of Arts- B.A

Tourism & Hospitality ManagementFYJC SUBJECTS

1. Concepts of Tourism Paper-I

2. Transport Paper-II

3. Basic Hospitality Management Paper-III

4. English

5. Hindi

SYJC SUBJECTS

1. Event Management Paper-I

2. Travel Agency Opera�ons Paper-II

3. Advanced Hospitality Management Paper-III

4. English

5. Hindi

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What a�er XII:Bachelor of Commerce – B.COM.

Bachelor of Management Studies – B.M.S.

Bachelor of Commerce (Accoun�ng and Finance) – B.A.F.

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) – B.F.M.

Bachelor of Science (Informa�on Technology) – BSc.IT.

Introduc�on:These courses are for Two years (i.e. XI And XII) student

passing XII STD (HSC Voca�onal) are equivalent to HSC pass

students. Students who have passed Std Xth from SSC, CBSE,

ICSE, and IGCSE can apply for admission to FYJC.

Salient Features:Small Batch of 20 students OR as per government direc�ves.

Excellent teaching learning process.

• Class room teaching / Prac�cal teaching

• Industrial / Field Visits.

HSC VocationalSyllabus:

Accoun�ng and Office ManagementFYJC SUBJECTS

1. Office Management Paper-I

2. Fundamentals of Accoun�ng Paper -II

3. Fundamental of Cos�ng & Audi�ng Paper III

4. English

5. Hindi

Mathema�cs & Sta�s�cs Paper I & Paper II

Health and Physical Educa�on

Op�onal Subjects:

(Any one)

(Offered on the basis of merit) Second language:

Gujara� / Hindi / Marathi / French / Informa�on Technology

Op�onal Subjects:

(Any one) (Offered on the basis of merit)

Second language: Gujara� / Hindi / Marathi / French / Informa�on

Technology

Environment Educa�on Environment Educa�on

Book Keeping and Accountancy Book Keeping and Accountancy- -

Organisa�on of Commerce and Management Organisa�on of Commerce and Management

• Job training in summer vaca�on.

• Guest Lecture

• Appren�ceship Training offered by BOAT (BOARD OF

APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING – Govt.Regd.)

Three Streams:• Accoun�ng and Office Management

• Marke�ng and Retail Management

• Tourism and Hospitality Management

SYJC SUBJECTS

1. Office Mo�va�on Paper -I

2. Advanced Financial Accoun�ng Paper -II

3. Advanced Cos�ng & Audi�ng Paper -III

4.English

5. Hindi

What a�er XII?

Students can join the following Degree Courses:

B.Com, Bachelor of Management Studies

Pursue the career of Chartered Accountant and appear for

CPT /IPCC

Bachelor of Mass Media -BMM

Bachelor of Accoun�ng and Finance-BAF

Bachelor of Banking & Insurance - BBI

Pursue the career of Company Secretary

Pursue the career of Cost Accountant

Pursue career in Law for Five years

Bachelor of Financial Markets - BFM.

Marke�ng and Retail ManagementFYJC SUBJECTS

1.Marke�ng and Salesmanship Paper-I

2. Retail Marke�ng Services Paper-II

3. Retail Marke�ng Paper-III

4. English

5. Hindi

SYJC SUBJECTS

1. Advanced Retail Marke�ng Paper-I

2. Market Research and Foreign Trade Paper-II

3.Rural Marke�ng and Stock Exchange Paper-III

4. English

5. Hindi

What a�er XII?

Students can join the following degree courses

Bachelor of V C in Retail Management – B. Voc

Bachelor of Commerce – B .Com

Bachelor of Management Studies-BMS

Bachelor of Business Administra�on -BBA

Bachelor of Financial Markets- BFM

Bachelor of Banking and Insurance- BBI

Bachelor of Accoun�ng and Finance -BAF

Bachelor of Mass Media- BMM

Bachelor of Arts- B.A

Tourism & Hospitality ManagementFYJC SUBJECTS

1. Concepts of Tourism Paper-I

2. Transport Paper-II

3. Basic Hospitality Management Paper-III

4. English

5. Hindi

SYJC SUBJECTS

1. Event Management Paper-I

2. Travel Agency Opera�ons Paper-II

3. Advanced Hospitality Management Paper-III

4. English

5. Hindi

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Introduc�on:Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) is a three year Degree Program comprising Two Semesters every year i.e. over all B.Com is a Six

Semester Degree Program.

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)

Syllabus

First Year (Semester I)

First Year (Semester II)

Second Year (Semester III)

Second Year (Semester IV)

Business Economics Paper I - Micro Economics

Business Economics Paper II - Micro Economics

Business Economics Paper III

Business Economics Paper IV

Commerce Paper I - Business System and Society

Commerce Paper II - Business System and Society

Commerce Paper III : Fundamentals of Marke�ng & Finance

Commerce Paper IV: Fundamentals of Marke�ng & Finance

Accounts and Financial Management Paper I

Accounts and Financial Management Paper II

Accountancyor

Business Management*

Accountancyor

Business Communica�on Paper I

Business Communica�on Paper II

Business Law Paper I Business Law Paper II

Mathema�cal and Sta�s�cal Techniques Paper I

Mathema�cal and Sta�s�cal Techniques Paper II

Applied Component (any one): Paper I 1. Adver�sing 2. Computer

programming

Applied Component (any one): Paper II 1. Adver�sing 2. Computer

programming

Founda�on Course Paper I Founda�on Course Paper II Founda�on Course Paper III

Founda�on Course Paper IV

Environmental Studies Paper I

Environmental Studies Paper II

- -

*Students have an op�on to graduate with three papers of Accountancy or Business Management.

*Students will not be allowed to change the specializa�on subject at the TY level.

What a�er XII?

Students are eligible to take admission to the following

Degree courses

B.A, B.Com, B.Voc

Tourism Degree/ Diploma Course offered by various

Universi�es in India

Bachelor in Tourism Studies (BTS) by IGNOU

Diploma in Tourism Studies

Diploma/ Degree in Hotel Management

IATA

Degree course by Indian Ins�tute of Tourism and Travel

Management (IITTM)

Diploma Course by Indian Interna�onal Trade Centre (IITC).

Third Year (Semester V) Third Year (Semester VI)

Business Economics Paper - V Development issues in the Indian economy

Business Economics Paper - VI Development issues in the Indian economy

Commerce Paper V: Marke�ng & Human Resource Management

Commerce Paper VI: Marke�ng & Human Resource Management

Specializa�on Subjects: ACCOUNTANCY: Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng: Paper V: Financial Accoun�ng Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng : Paper VI: Cost Accoun�ng Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng : Paper VII: Audi�ng OR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Business Management: Paper I: Management & Organiza�on Business Management: Paper II: Financial Management Business Management: Paper III: Marke�ng Management

Specializa�on Subjects: ACCOUNTANCY: Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng: Paper VIII: Financial Accoun�ng Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng : Paper IX: Cost Accoun�ng Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng : Paper X: Audi�ng OR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Business Management: Paper IV: Management & Organiza�on Business Management: Paper V: Financial Management Business Management: Paper VI: Marke�ng Management

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Introduc�on:Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) is a three year Degree Program comprising Two Semesters every year i.e. over all B.Com is a Six

Semester Degree Program.

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)

Syllabus

Business Economics Paper I - Micro Economics

Business Economics Paper II - Micro Economics

Business Economics Paper III

Business Economics Paper IV

Commerce Paper I - Business System and Society

Commerce Paper II - Business System and Society

Commerce Paper III : Fundamentals of Marke�ng & Finance

Commerce Paper IV: Fundamentals of Marke�ng & Finance

Accounts and Financial Management Paper I

Accounts and Financial Management Paper II

Accountancyor

Business Communica�on Paper I

Business Communica�on Paper II

Business Law Paper I Business Law Paper II

Mathema�cal and Sta�s�cal Techniques Paper I

Mathema�cal and Sta�s�cal Techniques Paper II

Applied Component (any one): Paper I 1. Adver�sing 2. Computer

programming

Applied Component (any one): Paper II 1. Adver�sing 2. Computer

programming

Founda�on Course Paper I Founda�on Course Paper II Founda�on Course Paper III

Founda�on Course Paper IV

Environmental Studies Paper I

Environmental Studies Paper II

- -

*Students have an op�on to graduate with three papers of Accountancy or Business Management.

*Students will not be allowed to change the specializa�on subject at the TY level.

What a�er XII?

Students are eligible to take admission to the following

Degree courses

B.A, B.Com, B.Voc

Tourism Degree/ Diploma Course offered by various

Universi�es in India

Bachelor in Tourism Studies (BTS) by IGNOU

Diploma in Tourism Studies

Diploma/ Degree in Hotel Management

IATA

Degree course by Indian Ins�tute of Tourism and Travel

Management (IITTM)

Diploma Course by Indian Interna�onal Trade Centre (IITC).

Business Economics Paper - V Development issues in the Indian economy

Business Economics Paper - VI Development issues in the Indian economy

Commerce Paper V: Marke�ng & Human Resource Management

Commerce Paper VI: Marke�ng & Human Resource Management

Specializa�on Subjects: ACCOUNTANCY: Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng: Paper V: Financial Accoun�ng Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng : Paper VI: Cost Accoun�ng Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng : Paper VII: Audi�ng OR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Business Management: Paper I: Management & Organiza�on Business Management: Paper II: Financial Management Business Management: Paper III: Marke�ng Management

Specializa�on Subjects: ACCOUNTANCY: Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng: Paper VIII: Financial Accoun�ng Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng : Paper IX: Cost Accoun�ng Financial Accoun�ng & Audi�ng : Paper X: Audi�ng OR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Business Management: Paper IV: Management & Organiza�on Business Management: Paper V: Financial Management Business Management: Paper VI: Marke�ng Management

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Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)Objec�ves• To create for students of University of Mumbai an addi�onal avenue of self-employment and also benefit the industry by

providing them with suitable trained persons.

• To prepare students to exploit opportuni�es being newly created in the management profession field.

• To provide adequate basic understanding of management educa�on to the students.

• To give adequate exposure to opera�onal environment in the field of management.

• To inculcate training in the use of modern technology for the benefit of all par�es concerned.

Syllabus

Semester I

1. Introduc�on to Financial Accounts 2. Business Law 3. Business Sta�s�cs

4. Business Communica�on - I 5. Founda�on Course - I 6. Founda�on of Human Skills

7. Business Economics-I

Semester II

1. Principles of Marke�ng 2. Industrial Law 3. Business Mathema�cs

4. Business Communica�on -II 5. Business Environment 6. Principles of Management

7. Founda�on Course - Value Educa�on and So� Skill - II

Semester III

1. Informa�on Technology in Business Management – I

2. Environmental Management

3. Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Management

4. Accoun�ng for Managerial Decisions

5. Strategic Management

Finance Group Elec�ves:

1. Basics of Financial Services

2. Corporate Finance

Marke�ng Elec�ves:

1. Consumer Behavior

2. Adver�sing

Semester IV

1. Informa�on Technology in Business Management – II

2. Business Economics-II

3. Business Research Methods

4. Ethics & Governance

5. Produc�on & Total Quality Management

1. Financial Ins�tu�ons & Markets

2. Audi�ng

1. Integrated Marke�ng Communica�on

2. Rural Marke�ng

Human Behaviour at work (Paper I)

3.

Opera�ons Research (Paper I) and Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper I)

4.

Computer Systems (Paper I) and Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper I)

5.

Computer Systems (Paper I) and Opera�ons ResearchÂ

(Paper I)

6.

Export Marke�ng (Paper I) and Psychology of Human Behaviour at work (Paper I)

7.

Computer Systems (Paper I) and Export Marke�ng (Paper I)

Human Behaviour at work (Paper II)

3. Opera�ons Research (Paper II) and Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper II)

4.

Computer Systems (Paper II) and Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper II)

5.

Computer Systems (Paper II) and Opera�ons Research

(Paper II)

6.

Export Marke�ng (Paper II) and Psychology of Huma n Behaviour at work (Paper II)

7.

Computer Systems (Paper II) and Export Marke�ng (Paper II)

What a�er B.Com?: M.Com. Advanced Accountancy, Chartered Accountancy (CA), Cer�fied Financial Analysts (CFA), Cost

Accountancy (ICWA), Company Secretary (CS), Stock Broking

Applied Component combina�ons (any one): 1. Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper I) and Psychology

of Human Behaviour at Work (Paper I)

Applied Component combina�ons (any one): 1. Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper II) and Psychology

of Human Behaviour at Work (Paper II) 2. Computer Systems (Paper I) and Psychology of

2. Computer Systems (Paper II) and Psychology of

Semester V

1. Logis�cs & SCM

3. Project Work

1. IAPM

2. Commodity & Deriva�ve Market

3. Wealth Management

4. Strategic Finance Management

Marke�ng Group Elec�ves:

1. Service Marke�ng

2. E-Commerce & Digital Marke�ng

3. Sales & Distribu�on Management

4. Customer Rela�on Management

Semester VI

1. Opera�ons Research

2. Indian Ethos in Management

3. Corporate Communica�on & PR

Finance Group Elec�ve:

1. Risk Management

2. Interna�onal Finance

3. Innova�ve Financial Services

4. Project Management

Marke�ng Group Elec�ve:

1. Brand Management

2. Retail Management

3. Interna�onal Marke�ng

4. Media Planning & Management

Opportuni�es a�er BMSUpon successful comple�on of the BMS program, students will either have the opportunity to be placed in top corporate companies or

will have acquired sufficient knowledge to pursue a Masters Degree in Management from top colleges in India and abroad.

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Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)Objec�ves• To create for students of University of Mumbai an addi�onal avenue of self-employment and also benefit the industry by

providing them with suitable trained persons.

• To prepare students to exploit opportuni�es being newly created in the management profession field.

• To provide adequate basic understanding of management educa�on to the students.

• To give adequate exposure to opera�onal environment in the field of management.

• To inculcate training in the use of modern technology for the benefit of all par�es concerned.

Syllabus

Semester I

1. Introduc�on to Financial Accounts 2. Business Law 3. Business Sta�s�cs

4. Business Communica�on - I 5. Founda�on Course - I 6. Founda�on of Human Skills

7. Business Economics-I

Semester II

1. Principles of Marke�ng 2. Industrial Law 3. Business Mathema�cs

4. Business Communica�on -II 5. Business Environment 6. Principles of Management

7. Founda�on Course - Value Educa�on and So� Skill - II

Semester III

1. Informa�on Technology in Business Management – I

2. Environmental Management

3. Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Management

4. Accoun�ng for Managerial Decisions

5. Strategic Management

1. Basics of Financial Services

2. Corporate Finance

1. Consumer Behavior

2. Adver�sing

Semester IV

1. Informa�on Technology in Business Management – II

2. Business Economics-II

3. Business Research Methods

5. Produc�on & Total Quality Management

1. Financial Ins�tu�ons & Markets

2. Audi�ng

1. Integrated Marke�ng Communica�on

2. Rural Marke�ng

Human Behaviour at work (Paper I)

3.

Opera�ons Research (Paper I) and Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper I)

4.

Computer Systems (Paper I) and Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper I)

5.

Computer Systems (Paper I) and Opera�ons ResearchÂ

(Paper I)

6.

Export Marke�ng (Paper I) and Psychology of Human Behaviour at work (Paper I)

7.

Computer Systems (Paper I) and Export Marke�ng (Paper I)

Human Behaviour at work (Paper II)

3. Opera�ons Research (Paper II) and Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper II)

4.

Computer Systems (Paper II) and Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper II)

5.

Computer Systems (Paper II) and Opera�ons Research

(Paper II)

6.

Export Marke�ng (Paper II) and Psychology of Huma n Behaviour at work (Paper II)

7.

Computer Systems (Paper II) and Export Marke�ng (Paper II)

What a�er B.Com?: M.Com. Advanced Accountancy, Chartered Accountancy (CA), Cer�fied Financial Analysts (CFA), Cost

Accountancy (ICWA), Company Secretary (CS), Stock Broking

Applied Component combina�ons (any one): 1. Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper I) and Psychology

of Human Behaviour at Work (Paper I)

Applied Component combina�ons (any one): 1. Direct & Indirect Taxa�on (Paper II) and Psychology

of Human Behaviour at Work (Paper II) 2. Computer Systems (Paper I) and Psychology of

2. Computer Systems (Paper II) and Psychology of

Semester V

1. Logis�cs & SCM

3. Project Work

1. IAPM

2. Commodity & Deriva�ve Market

3. Wealth Management

4. Strategic Finance Management

Marke�ng Group Elec�ves:

1. Service Marke�ng

2. E-Commerce & Digital Marke�ng

3. Sales & Distribu�on Management

4. Customer Rela�on Management

Semester VI

1. Opera�ons Research

2. Indian Ethos in Management

3. Corporate Communica�on & PR

Finance Group Elec�ve:

1. Risk Management

2. Interna�onal Finance

3. Innova�ve Financial Services

4. Project Management

Marke�ng Group Elec�ve:

1. Brand Management

2. Retail Management

3. Interna�onal Marke�ng

4. Media Planning & Management

Opportuni�es a�er BMSUpon successful comple�on of the BMS program, students will either have the opportunity to be placed in top corporate companies or

will have acquired sufficient knowledge to pursue a Masters Degree in Management from top colleges in India and abroad.

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Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting Finance)Objec�ves• To create for the students of the University of Mumbai an addi�onal avenue of self employment and also to benefit Industry by

providing them with suitably trained persons in the field of Accoun�ng & Finance.

• To prepare students to exploit opportuni�es being newly created in the accoun�ng & finance field.

• To provide adequate basic understanding about Accoun�ng & Finance educa�on to the students.

• To give adequate exposure to the opera�onal environment in the field of accoun�ng & finance

• To inculcate training & prac�cal approach by using modern technology amongst the students in the field of Accoun�ng &

Finance.

Semester I

1. Financial Accoun�ng-I 2. Cost Accoun�ng-I 3. Economics-I

4. Commerce - I 5. Business Communica�on-I 6. Founda�on Course-I

7. Financial Management

Semester II

1. Financial Accoun�ng-II 2. Audi�ng-I 3. Taxa�on-I

4. Business Law-I 5. Business Communica�on-II 6. Business Mathema�cs

7. Founda�on Course-II

Semester III

1. Financial Accoun�ng-III 2. Cost Accoun�ng-II 3. Taxa�on-II

4. Commerce-II 5. Business Law-II 6. Business Economics-II

7. Informa�on Technology in Accountancy-I

Semester IV

1. Financial Accoun�ng-IV 2. Taxa�on-III 3. Wealth Management

4. Management –I 5. Business Law-II 6. Research Methodology in Accoun�ng & Finance

7. Informa�on Technology in Accountancy-II

Semester V

1. Financial Accoun�ng-V 2. Cost Accoun�ng-III 3. Financial Management-II

4. Taxa�on-III 5. Direct Tax-I 6. Audi�ng-III

7. Management-II(Management Appl.)

Semester VI

1. Financial Accoun�ng-VI 2. Cost Accoun�ng-IV 3. Financial Management-III

4. Taxa�on-IV 5. Direct Tax-II 6. Financial Accoun�ng-VII

7. Economics-III

Opportuni�es a�er BAF• Charted Accountancy

• Chartered Financial Analyst

• Cost Accountancy

• Company Secretary

• Master of Business Administra�on (Finance)

• Masters in Cost Control and Control Accounts

• Master in Corporate Accountancy

• Master in Accoun�ng and Finance

• Master in Accoun�ng and Taxa�on

• Master in Accoun�ng and Audi�ng

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets)• To create addi�onal avenue of Self Employment to the students & to provide suitable & trained persons for Financial Services

Sector

• To prepare graduates to compete with the degree holders of Private & Foreign Universi�es.

• To make aware about the prac�cal aspect of the theore�cal concepts.

• To establish strong co-ordina�on between the Services Sector & the Ins�tu�ons of Higher Educa�on.

Semester I

• Financial Accoun�ng - I • Introduc�on to Financial System • Business Mathema�cs

• Business Communica�on - I • Founda�on Course - I • Business Environment

• Business Economics - I

Semester II

• Financial Accoun�ng - II • Principles of Management • Business Sta�s�cs

• Business Communica�on - II • Founda�on Course - II • Environmental Science

• Computer skills - I

Semester III

• Debt markets -I • Equity markets - I • Commodi�es Market

• Management Accoun�ng • Business Law - I • Money Market

• Business Taxa�on - Direct Tax

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Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting Finance)Objec�ves• To create for the students of the University of Mumbai an addi�onal avenue of self employment and also to benefit Industry by

providing them with suitably trained persons in the field of Accoun�ng & Finance.

• To prepare students to exploit opportuni�es being newly created in the accoun�ng & finance field.

• To provide adequate basic understanding about Accoun�ng & Finance educa�on to the students.

• To give adequate exposure to the opera�onal environment in the field of accoun�ng & finance

• To inculcate training & prac�cal approach by using modern technology amongst the students in the field of Accoun�ng &

Finance.

Semester I

1. Financial Accoun�ng-I 2. Cost Accoun�ng-I 3. Economics-I

4. Commerce - I 5. Business Communica�on-I 6. Founda�on Course-I

7. Financial Management

Semester II

1. Financial Accoun�ng-II 2. Audi�ng-I 3. Taxa�on-I

4. Business Law-I 5. Business Communica�on-II 6. Business Mathema�cs

7. Founda�on Course-II

Semester III

1. Financial Accoun�ng-III 2. Cost Accoun�ng-II 3. Taxa�on-II

4. Commerce-II 5. Business Law-II 6. Business Economics-II

7. Informa�on Technology in Accountancy-I

Semester IV

1. Financial Accoun�ng-IV 2. Taxa�on-III 3. Wealth Management

4. Management –I 5. Business Law-II 6. Research Methodology in Accoun�ng & Finance

7. Informa�on Technology in Accountancy-II

Semester V

1. Financial Accoun�ng-V 2. Cost Accoun�ng-III 3. Financial Management-II

4. Taxa�on-III 5. Direct Tax-I 6. Audi�ng-III

7. Management-II(Management Appl.)

Semester VI

1. Financial Accoun�ng-VI 2. Cost Accoun�ng-IV 3. Financial Management-III

4. Taxa�on-IV 5. Direct Tax-II 6. Financial Accoun�ng-VII

7. Economics-III

Opportuni�es a�er BAF• Charted Accountancy

• Chartered Financial Analyst

• Cost Accountancy

• Company Secretary

• Master of Business Administra�on (Finance)

• Masters in Cost Control and Control Accounts

• Master in Corporate Accountancy

• Master in Accoun�ng and Finance

• Master in Accoun�ng and Taxa�on

• Master in Accoun�ng and Audi�ng

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets)• To create addi�onal avenue of Self Employment to the students & to provide suitable & trained persons for Financial Services

Sector

• To prepare graduates to compete with the degree holders of Private & Foreign Universi�es.

• To make aware about the prac�cal aspect of the theore�cal concepts.

• To establish strong co-ordina�on between the Services Sector & the Ins�tu�ons of Higher Educa�on.

Semester I

• Financial Accoun�ng - I • Introduc�on to Financial System • Business Mathema�cs

• Business Communica�on - I • Founda�on Course - I • Business Environment

• Business Economics - I

Semester II

• Financial Accoun�ng - II • Principles of Management • Business Sta�s�cs

• Business Communica�on - II • Founda�on Course - II • Environmental Science

• Computer skills - I

Semester III

• Debt markets -I • Equity markets - I • Commodi�es Market

• Management Accoun�ng • Business Law - I • Money Market

• Business Taxa�on - Direct Tax

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Opportuni�es a�er BFM• Charted Accountancy• Chartered Financial Analyst• Cost Accountancy

• Company Secretary• Master of Business Administra�on (Finance)• Masters of Commerce (M.Com)

Objec�ves• To synergize Informa�on Technology in its en�re ramifica�on.

• To provide basic inputs in various aspects of and a broad understanding of IT and its other interdisciplinary interfaces.

• Focus of the program is Informa�on Technology and Management of Informa�on Technology.

• To cater to the needs of effec�vely managing the business by bridging the gap between managerial prac�ces in vogue and

Informa�on Technology.

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (B.Sc. (IT))

Semester I

1. Impera�ve Programming 2. Digital Electronics 3. Opera�ng Systems

4. Discrete Mathema�cs 5. Communica�on Skills

Semester II

1. Object oriented Programming 2. Microprocessor Architecture 3. Web Programming

4. Numerical and Sta�s�cal Methods 5. Green Compu�ng

Semester V

1. Network Security 2. ASP.Net with C# 3. So�ware Tes�ng

4. Advanced JAVA 5. Linux Administra�on

Semester VI

1. Internet Technology 2. Project Management 3. Data Warehousing

4. Elec�ve I – IPR and Cyber Law / GIS / Digital Signal And Systems

Semester IV

• Debt markets -II • Equity markets - II • Commodity Deriva�ves

• Corporate Finance • Business Law - II • Foreign Exchange Markets

• Computers in Investment

Semester V

• Global Capital Markets • Regula�on of Securi�es Market • Insurance ( Fund ) Management

• Deriva�ves Market • Foreign Exchange Markets • Por�olio Management

• Project - I

Semester VI

• Risk Management • Corporate Governance • Computer Applica�on in Financial Services

• Marke�ng of Financial Services • Mutual Fund Management • CRM in Financial Services

• Project - II

Semester III

1. Logic and Discrete Mathema�cs 2. Computer Graphics 3. Advanced SQL

4. Object Oriented Programming with C++ 5. Modern Opera�ng Systems

Semester IV

1. So�ware Engineering 2. Mul�media 3. Java and Data Structures

4. Quan�ta�ve Techniques 5. Embedded Systems

Upon successful comple�on of the BSc IT program, students

will either have the opportunity to be placed in top corporate

companies. The students can further pursue their educa�on

in the following fields on successful comple�on of the BSc (IT)

course

• M.Sc (IT)

• M.C.A

• M.B.A (Systems / Opera�onal)

• M.Sc(C.S)

• M.S. (Abroad)

• M.S. (C.S in Ar�ficial Intelligence)

• M.S. (Programming Language)

• Other cer�fica�on courses like

ü Oracle Cer�fica�on

ü Java Cer�fica�on

ü CCNA Cer�fica�on

ü So�ware Tes�ng Cer�fica�on

ü Ethical Hacking Cer�fica�on

ü Big Data Hadoop

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Opportuni�es a�er B.Sc. (IT)

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Opportuni�es a�er BFM• Charted Accountancy• Chartered Financial Analyst• Cost Accountancy

• Company Secretary• Master of Business Administra�on (Finance)• Masters of Commerce (M.Com)

Objec�ves• To synergize Informa�on Technology in its en�re ramifica�on.

• To provide basic inputs in various aspects of and a broad understanding of IT and its other interdisciplinary interfaces.

• Focus of the program is Informa�on Technology and Management of Informa�on Technology.

• To cater to the needs of effec�vely managing the business by bridging the gap between managerial prac�ces in vogue and

Informa�on Technology.

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (B.Sc. (IT))

Semester I

1. Impera�ve Programming 2. Digital Electronics 3. Opera�ng Systems

4. Discrete Mathema�cs 5. Communica�on Skills

Semester II

1. Object oriented Programming 2. Microprocessor Architecture 3. Web Programming

4. Numerical and Sta�s�cal Methods 5. Green Compu�ng

Semester V

1. Network Security 2. ASP.Net with C# 3. So�ware Tes�ng

4. Advanced JAVA 5. Linux Administra�on

Semester VI

1. Internet Technology 2. Project Management 3. Data Warehousing

4. Elec�ve I – IPR and Cyber Law / GIS / Digital Signal And Systems

Semester IV

• Debt markets -II • Equity markets - II • Commodity Deriva�ves

• Corporate Finance • Business Law - II • Foreign Exchange Markets

• Computers in Investment

Semester V

• Global Capital Markets • Regula�on of Securi�es Market • Insurance ( Fund ) Management

• Deriva�ves Market • Foreign Exchange Markets • Por�olio Management

• Project - I

Semester VI

• Risk Management • Corporate Governance • Computer Applica�on in Financial Services

• Marke�ng of Financial Services • Mutual Fund Management • CRM in Financial Services

• Project - II

Semester III

1. Logic and Discrete Mathema�cs 2. Computer Graphics 3. Advanced SQL

4. Object Oriented Programming with C++ 5. Modern Opera�ng Systems

Semester IV

1. So�ware Engineering 2. Mul�media 3. Java and Data Structures

4. Quan�ta�ve Techniques 5. Embedded Systems

Upon successful comple�on of the BSc IT program, students

will either have the opportunity to be placed in top corporate

companies. The students can further pursue their educa�on

in the following fields on successful comple�on of the BSc (IT)

course

• M.Sc (IT)

• M.C.A

• M.B.A (Systems / Opera�onal)

• M.Sc(C.S)

• M.S. (Abroad)

• M.S. (C.S in Ar�ficial Intelligence)

• M.S. (Programming Language)

• Other cer�fica�on courses like

ü Oracle Cer�fica�on

ü Java Cer�fica�on

ü CCNA Cer�fica�on

ü So�ware Tes�ng Cer�fica�on

ü Ethical Hacking Cer�fica�on

ü Big Data Hadoop

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Objec�vesThe University of Mumbai offers Masters of Commerce as a natural extension of the undergraduate course in Commerce i.e.

B.Com. The most common specializa�ons are in Advance Accountancy, Business Management, Banking & Finance and E-

Commerce. The course aims at enhancing the knowledge of the students in the field of Accountancy, Management and E-

Commerce. The course contents are designed keeping in view that the course is a natural extension of the undergraduate course.

The syllabus takes care of the requirement of the industry as well as the academia.

The CurriculumThe course consists of 16 papers, 8 at part I and 8 at part II.

(Special Courses in Advanced Accoun�ng, Business Management and Banking & Finance)

Masters of Commerce

Semester I Semester II

Common subjects for all three courses

Strategic Management Research Methodology for Business Economics for Business Decisions Macro Economics concepts and Applica�ons

Cost and Management Accoun�ng Corporate Finance Business Ethics and

Corporate Social Responsibility

E-Commerce

Entrepreneurial Management

Supply Chain Management and Logis�cs

Marke�ng Strategies and prac�ces

Adver�sing & Sales Management

Organiza�onal Behavior

Management of Business Rela�ons

Project Work I

Project Work II

Banking & Finance

Banking Law & Prac�ces Financial ins�tu�ons and markets

Investment management Analysis Interna�onal Finance

Financial Risk Management Financial Services

Project Work I Project Work II

Advanced Accoun�ng

Advanced Financial accoun�ng Advanced Audi�ng

Corporate Financial Accoun�ng

Indirect Tax

Direct Tax

Personal Financial Planning

Other Certified Courses & Oral Training Centresa. SAP ERP Training Programme

• Courses offered in SAP - FI, SD, MM, HCM, ABAP

• Key Differen�ators

– Expert personalised profiling

– Classroom / Online training

– Extended career support services

b. Chartered Accountancy

SVKM's Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics is

the one of the colleges selected by WIRC of ICAI to offer the

Oral Coaching Program for Chartered Accountancy

examina�ons.

Brief: The Chartered Accountancy course consists of

three levels i.e. Common Proficiency Test (CPT),

I n te r m e d i a te ( i n te g ra te d P ro fe s s i o n a l

C o m p e t e n c e ) C o u rs e ( I P C C ) a n d F i n a l

Examina�on (CA Final).

Timing: The lectures are generally conducted from 6pm to

9pm. However �mings may change depending on

batch requirements.

Fees: CPT: Rs. 11,000

IPCC: Rs. 19,000

Dura�on: CPT: Approximately Four to Five Months;

IPCC: Approximately Six Months.

We are also in the process of offering Crash Course

for CPT and IPCC which shall be held for 15 days

and 1 month respec�vely.

Write-up: On becoming a Chartered Accountant (CA) an

individual can become a Professional Prac��oner

prac�cing as an Auditor or a Tax consultant, etc. A

CA may also be a Management Consultant

providing Management Consultancy Services in

nature of investment advisory, informa�on

technology, etc. An individual may also opt for

Industry Employment and may hold top posi�ons

l ike Chief F inancia l Officer (CFO) of an

organiza�on, etc.

c. Cost & Management Accountant (formerly known as

Cost & Works Accountant)

one of the centres nominated by ICAI to impart training to the

students intending to pursue their Career in Cost Accoun�ng.

NM College In associa�on with ICAI provides classroom

coaching to the students.

Brief: The course consists of three levels i.e. Founda�on

Course, Intermediate Course and Final Course

Timing: The lectures are conducted from 6pm to 9pm.

Fees: Founda�on Course: Rs. 4,000

Intermediate Course: Rs. 20,000

Dura�on: Founda�on Course: Approximately Six Months

Intermediate Course: Approximately Six Months

Write-up: On becoming a Cost and Management Accountant

(CMA) an individual can become a Professional

Prac��oner prac�cing as a Cost Auditor or a Tax

consu l tant , etc . A CMA may a l so be a

Management Consultant providing Consultancy

Services in the areas of Management Repor�ng,

Budge�ng, etc. An individual may also opt for

Industry Employment and may hold good

posi�ons like Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of an

organiza�on, loca�on head for Manufacturing

Facili�es, etc.

d. NSE Cer�fied Capital Market Professional (NCCMP)

Course

SVKM's Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics in

associa�on with Na�onal Stock Exchange offers a 100 hours

program, spanning over 2 – 3 months and covering theore�cal

and prac�cal training in subjects related to capital markets.

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Objec�vesThe University of Mumbai offers Masters of Commerce as a natural extension of the undergraduate course in Commerce i.e.

B.Com. The most common specializa�ons are in Advance Accountancy, Business Management, Banking & Finance and E-

Commerce. The course aims at enhancing the knowledge of the students in the field of Accountancy, Management and E-

Commerce. The course contents are designed keeping in view that the course is a natural extension of the undergraduate course.

The syllabus takes care of the requirement of the industry as well as the academia.

The CurriculumThe course consists of 16 papers, 8 at part I and 8 at part II.

(Special Courses in Advanced Accoun�ng, Business Management and Banking & Finance)

Masters of Commerce

Semester I Semester II

Common subjects for all three courses

Strategic Management Research Methodology for Business Economics for Business Decisions Macro Economics concepts and Applica�ons

Cost and Management Accoun�ng Corporate Finance Business Ethics and

Corporate Social Responsibility

E-Commerce

Entrepreneurial Management

Supply Chain Management and Logis�cs

Marke�ng Strategies and prac�ces

Adver�sing & Sales Management

Organiza�onal Behavior

Management of Business Rela�ons

Project Work I

Project Work II

Banking & Finance

Banking Law & Prac�ces Financial ins�tu�ons and markets

Investment management Analysis Interna�onal Finance

Financial Risk Management Financial Services

Advanced Accoun�ng

Advanced Financial accoun�ng Advanced Audi�ng

Corporate Financial Accoun�ng

Indirect Tax

Direct Tax

Personal Financial Planning

Other Certified Courses & Oral Training Centresa. SAP ERP Training Programme

• Courses offered in SAP - FI, SD, MM, HCM, ABAP

• Key Differen�ators

– Expert personalised profiling

– Classroom / Online training

– Extended career support services

b. Chartered Accountancy

the one of the colleges selected by WIRC of ICAI to offer the

Oral Coaching Program for Chartered Accountancy

examina�ons.

Brief: The Chartered Accountancy course consists of

three levels i.e. Common Proficiency Test (CPT),

I n te r m e d i a te ( i n te g ra te d P ro fe s s i o n a l

C o m p e t e n c e ) C o u rs e ( I P C C ) a n d F i n a l

Examina�on (CA Final).

Timing: The lectures are generally conducted from 6pm to

9pm. However �mings may change depending on

batch requirements.

Fees: CPT: Rs. 11,000

IPCC: Rs. 19,000

Dura�on: CPT: Approximately Four to Five Months;

IPCC: Approximately Six Months.

We are also in the process of offering Crash Course

for CPT and IPCC which shall be held for 15 days

and 1 month respec�vely.

Write-up: On becoming a Chartered Accountant (CA) an

individual can become a Professional Prac��oner

prac�cing as an Auditor or a Tax consultant, etc. A

CA may also be a Management Consultant

providing Management Consultancy Services in

nature of investment advisory, informa�on

technology, etc. An individual may also opt for

Industry Employment and may hold top posi�ons

l ike Chief F inancia l Officer (CFO) of an

organiza�on, etc.

c. Cost & Management Accountant (formerly known as

Cost & Works Accountant)

one of the centres nominated by ICAI to impart training to the

students intending to pursue their Career in Cost Accoun�ng.

NM College In associa�on with ICAI provides classroom

coaching to the students.

Brief: The course consists of three levels i.e. Founda�on

Course, Intermediate Course and Final Course

Timing: The lectures are conducted from 6pm to 9pm.

Fees: Founda�on Course: Rs. 4,000

Intermediate Course: Rs. 20,000

Dura�on: Founda�on Course: Approximately Six Months

Intermediate Course: Approximately Six Months

Write-up: On becoming a Cost and Management Accountant

(CMA) an individual can become a Professional

Prac��oner prac�cing as a Cost Auditor or a Tax

consu l tant , etc . A CMA may a l so be a

Management Consultant providing Consultancy

Services in the areas of Management Repor�ng,

Budge�ng, etc. An individual may also opt for

Industry Employment and may hold good

posi�ons like Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of an

organiza�on, loca�on head for Manufacturing

Facili�es, etc.

d. NSE Cer�fied Capital Market Professional (NCCMP)

Course

SVKM's Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics in

associa�on with Na�onal Stock Exchange offers a 100 hours

program, spanning over 2 – 3 months and covering theore�cal

and prac�cal training in subjects related to capital markets.

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Extra-Curricular & Co-Curricular ActivitiesSocial Outreach Programs

Na�onal Social Service Scheme (NSS UNIT)

The college also aims at the social development of the students & crea�ng awareness

regarding their role as a part of the society. Na�onal Social Service (NSS unit) of the

college introduced in 1966, aims at involving students in the mainstream society, as a

part of their social responsibility. NSS unit of N.M College is a unit comprising of 100

volunteers during the academic year 2016-17.

Rotaract Club NM College (RCNM)

In its 20th year, the Rotaract club of NM College organised a number of social and

cultural ac�vi�es, endeavouring to a make a difference and bring about palpable change

in society. These ac�vi�es directly target the youth and ensure all round development,

providing them a pla�orm to hone their skills.

Department of Life Long Learning and Extension (DLLE)

The Department of Life Long Learning and Extension is a statutory department of the thUniversity of Mumbai, set up on 12 October 1978. It has been formed to promote and to

have meaningful and sustained rapport between the university and the community. The

mo�o of DLLE is “To reach the unreached”. NM College of Commerce and Economics has

become a part of DLLE in this academic year 2016-17. A total of 60 students have

registered. This year the college has undertaken two projects. Survey of Women Status:

This project has been designed to study the status of women and to understand their

challenges and problems in today's �mes, while Career Project aims at educa�ng

students of the various careers available to them and how to make right career choices.

Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics

provides an excellent infrastructure for stadium, best coach

for training for Sports. It encourages students to par�cipate in

various sports such as Chess, Badminton, Cricket at

Intercollegiate level, state level, Na�onal level and

Interna�onal Level.

Brief: The course consists of five subjects, namely Macro

Economics, Financial Markets, Deriva�ves,

Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis.

Timing: The lectures are conducted from 6.00 pm to 9.00

pm five days a week.

Fees: Rs. 17,000 plus Service Tax

Dura�on: 100 hour course which spans approximately over

2 to 3 months

Write-up: On comple�on of the course an individual should

be able to make well informed investment

decisions for himself in shares of a company as

well as in the newer avenue of deriva�ves. An

individual may also become a professional advisor

a�er acquiring more prac�cal experience; he may

also opt for Industry Employment and may

become research analyst, etc.

• Students are eligible to get grace of 10 marks under ordinance 0.229 of the university of Mumbai a�er successful comple�on

of 120 hours in NSS and DLLE.

• Students are eligible to get grace of 10 marks under ordinance 0.229 of the university of Mumbai for par�cipa�on in Sports

and Cultural

EnactusEnactus is an interna�onal nonprofit organiza�on dedicated to inspiring students to improve the world through entrepreneurial ac�on. It provides a pla�orm for teams of outstanding university students to create community development projects that put people's own ingenuity and talents at the center of improving their livelihoods. Guided by educators and supported by business leaders, the students take the kind of entrepreneurial approach that empowers people to be a part of their own success. Their work transforms both the lives of the people we serve, and in turn, the lives of the students as they develop into more effec�ve, values-driven leaders.

Key Partners & Donors: KPMG, Zee Channels, Walmart, Unilever, Ford, Coca-Cola, Hersheys, etc to name a few.

Gymkhana

Academia-Industry Interac�on1. Mr. NIlesh Shah, MD & CEO, Kotak Mahindra AMC2. Mr. Prashant Jain, CIO & Execu�ve Director, HDFC Mutual

Fund3. Mr. Chintan Haria, Fund Manager and Head of Product

Development & Stratergy, ICICI Pruden�al Mutual Fund4. Ms. Amisha Vora, Joint MD, Prabhudas Lillader5. Mr. Anil Singhvi, Markets Editor, CNBC Awaaz6. CA Ameet Patel, Chairman, Tax Commi�ee, Bombay

Chartered Accountants' Society7. CA T.P. Ostwal, Owner and Senior Partner, T.P. Ostwal and

Associates8. Mr. Ambareesh Murty, founder and CEO of the online

furniture retail company, Pepperfry9. Mr. Vijeet She�y, Director, Digital Marke�ng at Group

MMEdia Company.10. Anand Neelakantan -Author11. Harish Iyer - Social ac�vist12. Sanjiv Saraf - Head of E commerce and SVP investment

banking at Icici severi�es13. Shweta raina- head of talerang14. Rahul balyan- Digital head of radio mirchi

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