Bachelor Of Commerce – Accounting & Finance

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Subjects- Semester I (Total Credits: 22)

Vertical Particulars   Credit Subjects
1 Major 1 Major 4 Financial Accounting –I
Mandatory Elective 2 Auditing – I
2 Minor Minor –
3 Open Elective (OE)  Other Faculty OE 2 Introduction to Business Statistics –I
Open Elective (OE)  Other Faculty 2 Indian Economics Policy –II
4 Vocational Skill Course VSC 2 Vocational Skills in Accounting &

Finance – Paper I (Introduction to

Financial Functions)
Skill Enhancement Course SEC 2 Vocational Skills in Accounting &

Finance – Paper II (Preparation of

Financial Budgets)
5 Ability Enhancement Course AEC 2 Business Communication Skills-I
Indian Knowledge System IKS 2 Indian Knowledge System
Value Education Course VEC 2 Law related to Intellectual Property Rights
6 Curricular Courses CC 2 NSS/NCC/Sports/Cultural/DLLE

 

Subjects- Semester II (Total Credits: 22)

Vertical Particulars   Credit Subjects
1 Major 1 Major 4 Financial Accounting –II
Mandatory Elective 2 Auditing – II
2 Minor Minor Minor In Accounting and Finance
3 Open Elective (OE)  Other Faculty OE 2 Introduction to Business Statistics –II
Open Elective (OE)  Other Faculty 2 Introduction to Capital Market of India
4 Vocational Skill Course VSC 2 Vocational Skills in Accounting &

Finance – Paper III (Introduction to Financial Forecasting)
Skill Enhancement Course SEC 2 Vocational Skills in Accounting &

Finance – Paper IV (Data Visualization)
5 Ability Enhancement Course AEC 2 Business Communication Skills-II
Indian Knowledge System IKS 2 NA
Value Education Course VEC 2 Awaited from University of Mumbai
6 Curricular Courses CC 2 NSS/NCC/Sports/Cultural/DLLE

 

Semester III and IV

No. Title Semester III Semester IV
No. Subjects Credits No. Subjects Credits
1. Elective Courses (EC) 1) Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas) – III 03 1) Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas) – IV 03
2) Cost Accounting (Methods of Costing) – II 03 2) Management Accounting (Introduction to Management Accounting) – I 03
3) Taxation – II (Direct Taxes Paper – I) 03 3) Taxation – III (Direct Taxes Paper – II) 03
2. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)
2 A. Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC) 4) Information Technology in Accountancy – I 03 4) Information Technology in Accountancy – II 03
2 B. Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) 5) Foundation Course in Commerce (Financial Market Operations) – III 02 5) Foundation Course in Management (Introduction to Management ) – IV 02
Core Courses (CC) 6) Business Law (Business Regulatory Framework) – II 03 6) Business Law (Company Law) – III 03
7) Business Economics – II 03 7) Research Methodology in Accounting and Finance 03
Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20

Semester V and VI

No. Title Semester V Semester VI
No. Subjects Credits No. Subjects Credits
1. Elective Courses (EC) (Any four courses from the six courses) 1) Cost Accounting – III 03 1) Cost Accounting – IV 03
2) Financial Management -II 03 2) Financial Management -III 03
3) Taxation – IV (Indirect Taxes – II) 03 3) Taxation – V (Indirect Taxes – III) 03
4) Management –II (Management Applications) 03 4) Economics Paper-III (Indian Economy) 03
2. Core Courses (CC) 5) Financial Accounting -V 04 5) Financial Accounting – VII 04
6) Financial Accounting – VI 04 6) Project Work 04
Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20

Eligibility: XII (HSC or Equivalent) passed in 1st attempt with minimum 45% Marks (Open Category) and minimum 40% Marks (Reserve Category) from Science, Commerce or Arts Stream.

Available Seats : 120 (50% Reserved for Hindi -speaking linguistic minority).

Introduction & Objectives

BCAF is a specialized degree which aims to train the students in the field of accounting and finance. This course was introduced with the objective to increase self employment and to help companies by providing them with suitably trained professionals in the field of accounting and finance.

Program Outcomes

  • The three year course is directed to give insights to the students in the areas of Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting, Financial Management, Taxation, Economics etc.
  • The course intends to teach subjects in an interactive manner with projects and presentations embedded in the instructional methodology which makes students understand broad accounting and finance topics deeply in a simpler manner.
Course Structure

Subjects- Semester I (Total Credits: 22)

Vertical Particulars   Credit Subjects
1 Major 1 Major 4 Financial Accounting –I
Mandatory Elective 2 Auditing – I
2 Minor Minor –
3 Open Elective (OE)  Other Faculty OE 2 Introduction to Business Statistics –I
Open Elective (OE)  Other Faculty 2 Indian Economics Policy –II
4 Vocational Skill Course VSC 2 Vocational Skills in Accounting &

Finance – Paper I (Introduction to

Financial Functions)
Skill Enhancement Course SEC 2 Vocational Skills in Accounting &

Finance – Paper II (Preparation of

Financial Budgets)
5 Ability Enhancement Course AEC 2 Business Communication Skills-I
Indian Knowledge System IKS 2 Indian Knowledge System
Value Education Course VEC 2 Law related to Intellectual Property Rights
6 Curricular Courses CC 2 NSS/NCC/Sports/Cultural/DLLE

 

Subjects- Semester II (Total Credits: 22)

Vertical Particulars   Credit Subjects
1 Major 1 Major 4 Financial Accounting –II
Mandatory Elective 2 Auditing – II
2 Minor Minor Minor In Accounting and Finance
3 Open Elective (OE)  Other Faculty OE 2 Introduction to Business Statistics –II
Open Elective (OE)  Other Faculty 2 Introduction to Capital Market of India
4 Vocational Skill Course VSC 2 Vocational Skills in Accounting &

Finance – Paper III (Introduction to Financial Forecasting)
Skill Enhancement Course SEC 2 Vocational Skills in Accounting &

Finance – Paper IV (Data Visualization)
5 Ability Enhancement Course AEC 2 Business Communication Skills-II
Indian Knowledge System IKS 2 NA
Value Education Course VEC 2 Awaited from University of Mumbai
6 Curricular Courses CC 2 NSS/NCC/Sports/Cultural/DLLE

 

Semester III and IV

No. Title Semester III Semester IV
No. Subjects Credits No. Subjects Credits
1. Elective Courses (EC) 1) Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas) – III 03 1) Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas) – IV 03
2) Cost Accounting (Methods of Costing) – II 03 2) Management Accounting (Introduction to Management Accounting) – I 03
3) Taxation – II (Direct Taxes Paper – I) 03 3) Taxation – III (Direct Taxes Paper – II) 03
2. Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)
2 A. Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC) 4) Information Technology in Accountancy – I 03 4) Information Technology in Accountancy – II 03
2 B. Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) 5) Foundation Course in Commerce (Financial Market Operations) – III 02 5) Foundation Course in Management (Introduction to Management ) – IV 02
Core Courses (CC) 6) Business Law (Business Regulatory Framework) – II 03 6) Business Law (Company Law) – III 03
7) Business Economics – II 03 7) Research Methodology in Accounting and Finance 03
Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20

Semester V and VI

No. Title Semester V Semester VI
No. Subjects Credits No. Subjects Credits
1. Elective Courses (EC) (Any four courses from the six courses) 1) Cost Accounting – III 03 1) Cost Accounting – IV 03
2) Financial Management -II 03 2) Financial Management -III 03
3) Taxation – IV (Indirect Taxes – II) 03 3) Taxation – V (Indirect Taxes – III) 03
4) Management –II (Management Applications) 03 4) Economics Paper-III (Indian Economy) 03
2. Core Courses (CC) 5) Financial Accounting -V 04 5) Financial Accounting – VII 04
6) Financial Accounting – VI 04 6) Project Work 04
Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20
Eligibility

Eligibility: XII (HSC or Equivalent) passed in 1st attempt with minimum 45% Marks (Open Category) and minimum 40% Marks (Reserve Category) from Science, Commerce or Arts Stream.

Available Seats : 120 (50% Reserved for Hindi -speaking linguistic minority).

Programme Outcome

Introduction & Objectives

BCAF is a specialized degree which aims to train the students in the field of accounting and finance. This course was introduced with the objective to increase self employment and to help companies by providing them with suitably trained professionals in the field of accounting and finance.

Program Outcomes

  • The three year course is directed to give insights to the students in the areas of Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting, Financial Management, Taxation, Economics etc.
  • The course intends to teach subjects in an interactive manner with projects and presentations embedded in the instructional methodology which makes students understand broad accounting and finance topics deeply in a simpler manner.
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