Bachelor Of Commerce - B.Com.
The College, right from its inception in 1989, is offering the B.Com. programme. The curriculum has commerce, management, accounting, finance, business economics, business law, business communication and business mathematics related courses. This prepares the student for careers in many sectors and also for self-employment. There are four divisions of 120 seats each in the first, second and third years of the Programme in the College. Students have to earn a total of 132 credits for the award of the degree.
Programme Syllabus 2025-26
Semester I
Major : Accountancy & Financial Management I
Major : Commerce I (Introduction to Business)
AEC : Communication Skills in English I
IKS : Introduction to Bharatiya Gyan Parampara
Semester II
Major – Accountancy and Financial Management – II (Fundamentals of Financial Accounting)
Major-Commerce-II-Service-Sector
Semester III
Major – Accountancy and Financial Management – III
Major – Commerce III – Management Functions and Challenges
Minor – Business Economics-III
AEC-Essentials of Hindi_ Language and Cultural Insights
AEC-Essentials of Marathi_ Language and Cultural Insights
Semester IV
Major _Accountancy and Financial Management-IV
Semester V
Major – Financial Accounting and Auditing – Paper V (Intro. to Mgt. Accounting)
Major – Financial Accounting and Auditing – Paper VI (Financial Accounting)
Major Commerce V (Indian Ethos in Business- IKS)
Major – Financial Accounting and Auditing – Paper VII (Auditing – I)
Minor – Business Economics- V (Introduction to International Economics)
Major Elective -Commerce V (Marketing Management)
Semester VI
Major Mandatory _Financial Accounting & Auditing (Cost Accounting) Paper – VIII
Major Mandatory _ Commerce paper VII (Human Resource Management)
Major Mandatory _Financial Accounting & Auditing (Financial Management) Paper – IX
Major Electives_Financial Accounting & Auditing (Auditing – II) Paper – X
Major Elective _ Commerce Paper VII (Marketing Research)
Minor _ Business Economics Paper VI (Contemporary Issues of Indian Economy)
Programme Syllabus 2024-25
Semester I
Major : Accountancy & Financial Management I
Major : Commerce I (Introduction to Business)
AEC : Communication Skills in English I
IKS : Introduction to Bharatiya Gyan Parampara
Semester II
Major : Accountancy & Financial Management II
Major : Commerce II (Service Sector)
AEC : Communication Skills in English II
Semester III
Major – Accountancy and Financial Management – III
Major – Commerce III – Management Functions and Challenges
Minor – Business Economics-III
AEC-Essentials of Hindi_ Language and Cultural Insights
AEC-Essentials of Marathi_ Language and Cultural Insights
Semester IV
Major – Accountancy and Financial Management – IV
Major – Commerce IV – Management – Production and Finance
Minor – Business Economics – IV
SEC – Managerial and Secretarial Practice
AEC – Modern India_ From Prosperity to Cultural Diversity
AEC – Significance of Marathi Language in the Modern and Global Context
ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
The College, right from its inception in 1989, is offering the B.Com. programme. The curriculum has commerce, management, accounting, finance, business economics, business law, business communication and business mathematics related courses. This prepares the student for careers in many sectors and also for self-employment. There are four divisions of 120 seats each in the first, second and third years of the Programme in the College. Students have to earn a total of 132 credits for the award of the degree.
Department Activities
B.Com. Syllabus 2023-2024
Semester I :
Major : Accountancy & Financial Management – I
Major : Commerce – I
Minor : Business Economics – I
Open Elective : Travel and Tourism
Open Elective : Business Mathematics – I
Vocational Skill Course : Introduction to Indian Economic Thought
Skill Enhancement Course : Foundation Course – I
Ability Enhancement Course : Communication Skills in English – I
Value Education Course : Environmental Science
Indian Knowledge System : Vedic Mathematics
Indian Knowledge System : Traditional Indian Knowledge on Environmental Conservation