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PROSPECTUS 2019-20

“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.” -John Dewey

MALAD KANDIVLI EDUCATION SOCIETY’S NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS & MANAGEMENT STUDIES & SHANTABEN NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS) THE BOMBAY SUBURBAN GRAIN DEALERS’ JUNIOR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS AND SCIENCE

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AUTONOMOUS STATUS The features/advantages of autonomy are: College offers students centric choice in courses with a wide range of electives Freedom in choice of courses Periodical change in syllabus as per changing needs Prescribe rules in consonance with the reservation policy of the State Government Evolves methods of assessment of student’s performance, the conduct of examinations and notification of results Uses of modern tools of educational technology, if required, to achieve higher standards and greater creativity Promotes healthy practices such as projects, community service, extension programs Projects for the benefit of the community at large and other related programs Examines student’s performance internally and externally Continuous assessment to ensure fairness and justice to students

Re-Accredited by NAAC in 3rd Cycle with A Grade (CGPA 3.32)

BEST COLLEGE AWARD

AWARD FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE

BEST COLLEGE AWARD

Presentedto

Nagindas Khandwala College, Mumbai ..................................................................................................... In recognition of excellence in the field of

Arts & Commerce ..................................................................................................... C.D. Arha Chairman

S.B. Anumolu President The Indus Foundation Inc., 23 Koster Blvd., Suite 8B, Edison, NJ 08837, USA Tel: (732) 205-9810; Fax: (732) 205-9811; E-mail : [email protected]; http://www.indus.org The Indus Foundation, 3rd Floor, Mallik Chambers, Hyderguda, Hyderabad 500029, INDIA Tel: 91-9912881199; Fax: 91-40-23546211

ISO 9001:2015 B.S.G.Ds’ Junior College

ISO 9001:2015 Nagindas Khandwala College

BEST EDUCATIONAL QUALITY ENHANCEMENT TEAM (BEQET) PRESIDENT AWARD 2013

IMC RAMKRISHNA BAJAJ NATIONAL QUALITY

ACADEMIC BRILLIANCE

COMMENDATION CERTIFICATE, 2013

AWARD

BEST COLLEGE AWARD FOR QUALITY IN EDUCATION

Dr. (Mrs.) Ancy Jose, Principal PRINCIPAL’S ACHIEVEMENTS ‘Vidya Rattan Gold Medal Award’ by International Institute of Education and Management’ for outstanding achievement in the ﬁeld of Education - 2015 ‘Life Time Education Achievement Award’ by International Institute of Education and Management for outstanding achievements in the ﬁeld of Education - 2015 ‘Bharat Vidhya Shiromani Award and Certiﬁcate of Education Excellence’ for Outstanding Achievement and remarkable role in the ﬁeld of education - 2015 ‘Most Admired Principal of the Year Award’ in Asia 2013-14 by the Prestigious Asian Customer Engagement Forum Best Ensemble Faculty (Academic Brilliance Award - 2013) by Education Expo TV’s Research wing for Excellence in Professional Education and Industry Award for Eminent Educationist by Indus Foundation, USA - 2012

Educational Leadership Award by DNA Rashtriya Shiksha Shiromani Award 2017 in the field of education by Indian Solidarity Council, New Delhi. Bharat Ratna Rajiv Gandhi Gold Medal Award by GEPRA Nari Ratna Award by National Human Rights and Social Justice Commission ‘Best Principal Award’ by Education Expo TV’s Research Wing for Excellence in Professional Education and Industry ‘Best Teacher Award’ - 2010 by Bahujan Vidyarthi Parishad ‘Women Entrepreneurship Award - Education Category’ by 3rd Asiad Literature Festival Nominee of Governor for SNDT University for appointments and promotions Former Member of Senate - University of Mumbai Former Member - Academic Council, University of Mumbai Former Chairperson - Board of Studies, Mass Media Former Member - General Council, NAAC Member - University Advisory Committee of National Service Scheme, University of Mumbai Former Member - Expert Committee, UGC - Allocation of Grant, Extension of Autonomous Status of Colleges Former Chairperson - Standing Committee, University of Mumbai Vice President - University of Mumbai College Principal’s Association

CONTENTS College Toppers

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Bachelor of Mass Media (B.M.M.)

43

Appeal to the Students

10

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology & Computer Science (B.Sc.IT/CS)

44

Mumbai University Ordinance

12

Faculty of Self Finance Courses

48

Notice for all Students

13

Non-Teaching Staﬀ of Self Finance

49

Undertaking by Candidate and Parent

15

Cutural Activites

50

Scholarships and Freeships

16

New Ventures

51

B.A. Honours in Apparel Design and Coustruction (Fashion Designing)

52

The B.S.G.Ds' Junior College of Commerce, Arts and Science

18 19

B.Com. Honours in International Accounting

53

Faculty Members of Junior College

24

B.Com. Honours in Actuarial Studies

54

Education & Beyond

26

B.M.S. in Sports Management

55

Nagindas Khandwala College

27

Master of Sports Management

56

Aided Courses - Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Arts

30

Master of Arts (Psychology)

57

Faculty Members of Degree College

31

Master of Science in Information Technology (M.Sc.I.T.)

58

Administrative Staﬀ

32

Master of Commerce (M.Com.)

59

Departments

33

Master of Arts (Economics)

61

Extra & Co-curricular Activities

34

Master of Arts (Geography)

62

Students Help Centre and Administrative Section

36

Ph.D Section

63

Distiguished Guests at our Campus

37

Short Term Courses

64

Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.)

38

International Collaborations

66

Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance)

40

Inter-Collegiate Events

70

Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Insurance)

41

College Publications, Prizes & Awards

71

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets)

42

Kashida Fashion Institute

72

Social Activites

NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS & MANAGEMENT STUDIES AND SHANTABEN NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

APRIL 2018 EXAMS Final Year Toppers

Salian Varsha

Shukla Ranjani

Mewada Yamini

Grade - A+

Grade - A+

Grade - B+

Didwania Divya

Dedhia Khushboo

Mehta Bhakti

Grade - O

Grade - A

Grade - O

Shaikh Shabnam

Jain Kunal

Surve Tanvee

Grade - O

Grade - O

Grade - O

Desai Jay

Savla Kinjal

Jain Jeel

Grade - A

Grade - O

Grade - A

Chauhan Bhakti

Rakshe Nikita

Grade - A+

Grade - A+

M.Com (Accountancy)

M.A (Economics)

T.Y.B.Com

T.Y.B.A.

T.Y.B.Com (B&I)

T.Y.B.Com (FM)

T.Y.B.M.M

T.Y.B.Sc.(IT)

M.Sc. (IT)

M.A (Geography)

T.Y.B.Com (A/F)

T.Y.B.M.S

T.Y.B.Sc.(CS)

M.Com (Mgmt)

GOOD THINGS SHOW UP College Results CPP*

PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME

CPP*

B.A

95.95

B.COM.

93.40

M.A. (ECONOMICS)

84.38

M.COM. (ACCOUNTANCY)

84.88

M.A. (GEOGRAPHY)

100

M.COM. (MANAGEMENT)

84.88

PROGRAMME

CPP*

PROGRAMME

B.COM. (A & F)

95.83

B.M.S.

97.66

B.COM. (B & I)

100

B.M.M.

94.34

B.COM. (F M)

97.26

B.SC. (I T)

90.91

B.SC. (C S)

90

CPP*

COLLEGE PASS PERCENT*

* The above percentiles are as per the Credit Based Cumulative Grade Point System.

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CPP*

NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS & MANAGEMENT STUDIES & SHANTABEN NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE (AUTONOMOUS) THE BOMBAY SUBURBAN GRAIN DEALERS’ JUNIOR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS AND SCIENCE

Vision

 Education for all.

Mission

 The mission of our institution is

 Education for the youth.

to serve the society at large,

 Education for the future

and students belonging to

of our country.

linguistic minority in particular, with commitment, dedication and devotion. The institution aims at providing overall education from K.G to P.G to Ph.D.

Goals

 To impart quality and valuable service in the ﬁeld of education.  To attain community and social development.  To ensure and inculcate perfect discipline among students.  To aim at overall personality development of the students.  To inculcate moral values among students.  To enable students to face the challenges of the competitive world.  To help the students in discovering their latent talents.  To instill awareness about social and ecological issues and help them in being socially conscious citizens.

Quality Policy We at Nagindas Khandwala College of Commerce,

Arts & Management Studies, Shantaben Nagindas

Khandwala College of Science (Autonomus) and The Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers’ Junior College of Commerce, Arts and Science are committed to import Quality Education to youths enabling them to develop right attitude & professional competence & inculcating right ethical values. This shall be achieved by: Providing excellent infrastructure and conducive learning enviornment. Building a harmonious work culture & motivating everybody to contribute their best. Proactively responding to changing needs of industry, parents & society by embracing latest technological trends in the ﬁeld of education. Complying with requirement of ISO 9001:2015 Standard & striving for continually improving the operarations of the Institution.

APPEAL TO THE STUDENTS DISCIPLINE In the College premises, every bonaﬁde student of the College must wear the Identity Card.

College, the Principal may expel such a student from the College. The decision of the Principal in this regard will be ﬁnal.

A student found in a tutorial batch or a division or a class, which is not meant for him/her, will be liable for punishment.

Students with poor academic performance and conduct, may not be admitted to the next semester/subsequent year as the case may be, and the admission of such students shall be solely at the discretion of the Principal.

Students should not loiter in the corridors or in the College premises particularly when classes are in session. A student should not invite any outsider to the College premises, classrooms, library, canteen or gymkhana. No fund raising activity should be undertaken by any student without prior written permission from the Principal. Students are warned that they should not indulge in any form of ragging. Any student found involved or abetting in ragging, will be dealt with as per provisions of law.

ATTENDANCE Ordinance - 0.6086 Relating to Attendance for granting the terms in each subject, a minimum attendance of 75% of the average of the total number of theory lectures, practicals and tutorials (wherever prescribed), and a 50% attendance for each subject will be required out of the total number of lectures, practicals and tutorials in the subject conducted during the term/semester.

Students are required to take adequate care of their belongings while on the College premises. Management will not be responsible for any theft /damage to the belongings. Students are not permitted to park two wheelers or four wheelers in the College premises / Bhadran Nagar area. Students should take care of, and not cause any damage to, the College property. The Principal has the power to determine suitable disciplinary action incase of indiscipline and improper conduct of the students while in the college. Parents/Guardians/Students are requested to read and acquaint themselves with the rules of conduct and discipline. Students must ensure strict compliance with these rules. If, for any reason, in the opinion of the Principal, the continuance of any student in the College is deemed detrimental to the interest of the Scaling new heights 10

A student who is not able to attend his/her classes regularly and/or who is not able to complete his/her tutorial/project/assignments properly may not be permitted to appear for the examinations as per the University rules. Ordinance - 0.6086 relating to the keeping of terms to the satisfaction of the Principal of the College:To keep a term at a college or recognised institution, an undergraduate or post graduate student must complete, to the satisfaction of the Principal or the Head of the Institution, the course of study at the college or institution, prescribed for such a term for the class to which such an undergraduate or post graduate student belongs. If students are not able to attend lectures and/or tutorials for a period exceeding a week in a term, they should take prior permission from the College Principal, for such absence.

Absence on medical ground, may be considered a satisfactory reason for absence from lectures or tutorials. Yet at the time of granting the terms to a student, his/her class work and other academic inputs will be considered to be of paramount importance. Hence, a student may not be granted his/her terms even if he/she explains his/her absence on medical or other grounds. Absence should be with prior permission; in case it is due to unforseen circumstances, an application duly supported by a medical certiﬁcate in the case of illness or duly supported by other satisfactory evidence in the case of other reasons, must reach the Principal within a week of such occasion of absence. In the Commerce section, the College has six divisions of First and Second Year classes and ﬁve divisions of the Third Year class. Out of these, one division each of the Second and Third Year classes are run on an unaided basis. Admission to Second Year and Third Year classes will be granted on the basis of attendance and academic performance. Students who cannot be admitted in the aided classes will be granted admission in the unaided batch.

DRESS CODE Students are expected to wear decent clothes. Students are strictly prohibited from wearing the following while on the college premises. BOYS Caps, Hats, Half-pants, Shorts, Bermudas, Sleeveless T-shirts and 3/4th pants, Ripped Jeans, Torn Jeans. GIRLS Caps, Hats, Half-pants, Shorts, Bermudas, Skin tight dresses, revealing dresses, Short dresses or short skirts, Sleeveless and short tops, Ripped Jeans, Torn Jeans, and pedal pushers. Facial piercing other than earrings and nose rings strictly prohibited. Any other attire which according to the College authorities is not suitable to the College culture / environment will not be permitted.

CELLPHONES Use of cell phones in any form in the classrooms and corridors is strictly prohibited. On breach of this discipline, the cellphone holder will be liable for a penalty of Rs. 500/- for the ﬁrst oﬀence. In case of a repetition of the oﬀence the cellphone shall be liable to be conﬁscated. Cell Phones are strictly not allowed in the Examination Halls. Students are required to take adequate care of their belongings while on the College premises. Management will not be responsible for any theft /damage to the belongings.

ADMISSION TO REPEATERS/ATKT STUDENTS Admission to a higher class is not automatic. Students have to take Admission each year. Admission is based on availability of seats, attendance and performance in the lower class. A repeater or a failed student who has an ATKT may not be admitted to the next class in case of unavailability of seats in the aided batch. He/She may be allowed to take admission in the unaided batch.

ADMISSION FOR RESERVED CATEGORY STUDENTS Ours is a linguistic minority college (Gujarati). As per University Circular, reservation is as follows: 50% seats: Minority Quota including the Management Quota (i.e. 15%) Of the remaining 50%, seats are reserved as shown below:The remaining 43% seats are for open category students. Note: 30% seats, in each category, are reserved for women. S.C -13% N.T. (C)-3.5%

S.T.-7%

D.T(A)-3%

N.T. (D)-2%

Transfer/Sports/Ex-Servicemen- 3%

N.T (B)-2.5%

O.B.C.-19%

S.B.C.-1%

Physically Handicapped- 3%

Open- 43%

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For granting the terms in each subject minimum attendance of 75% of the average of the total number of theory lectures, practicals and tutorials (wherever prescribed), and a 50% attendance for each subject will be required out of the total number of lectures, practicals and tutorials in the subject conducted during the term/semester. Similarly, a student who has been given certain class work or homework has to complete it to the satisfaction of the concerned teacher. A student who is not able to attend his classes regularly and / or who is not able to complete his tutorial /project / assignments properly may not be permitted to appear for the examinations as per the University rules.

Mumbai University Ordinance - 0.6086 Relating to Attendance The same ratio shall be applied for computing the attendance of the learners by crediting the number of periods which are missed while participating in an extracurricular/co-curricular activity/competition/camp/ workshop/ convention/symposium/seminar etc. where the said learner is oﬃcially representing the College/ University/ District / State/ Country with the permission of the Principal /Director/ Head of the College/ Institute/ University Department or by the direction of the University Oﬃcer as the case may be wherein for the purpose of computing the average attendance the periods missed for what is envisaged here-in-above, at Sr. no 2, shall be deemed to have been attended by the said learner . Leave of Absence: In case students are not able to attend lectures and / or tutorials for a period exceeding a week in a term, they should give intimation to the Principal of the College and take prior permission for such absence. Absence on medical or other grounds: Absence on medical or other grounds, which is given to the satisfaction of the Principal, may be considered a satisfactory reason for absence from lectures or tutorials. Yet at the time of granting the terms to a student, his/her class work and other academic inputs would be considered to be of paramount importance. Hence, a student may not be granted his / her terms even if he/she explains his/her absence on medical or other grounds. Absence should be with prior permission; in case it is due to unforeseen circumstances an application duly supported by other satisfactory evidence in the case of other reasons, must reach the Principal within a week of such occasion of absence.

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NOTICE FOR ALL STUDENTS

“

ALL THE STUDENTS ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT THEY SHOULD NOT INDULGE IN ANY

FORM OF RAGGING. ANY STUDENT FOUND INVOLVED OR HELPING IN THIS WILL BE DEALT WITH AS PER

“

PROVISIONS OF LAW

- By Order

PRINCIPAL

UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION BAHADURSHAH ZAFAR MARG NEW DELHI No. F. 1-21/2009 [Anti Ragging] March, 2012

NOTICE In pursuance to the Judgment of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India dated 08.05.2009 in Civil Appeal No. 887/2009, the University Grants Commission has framed UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009’which have been notiﬁed on 4th July, 2009 in the Gazette of India. These regulations are mandatory for all Universities/Institutions. The UGC has made it mandatory for all students / parents to submit anti ragging related aﬃdavits to the institutions at the time of admission. Now it is brought to the notice of all Universities, Institutions, Students and Parents that these aﬃdavits can be downloaded from the website of UGS and or other related websites. JS [ARC]

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What is Ragging? Any Act resulting in :

A student Indulging in Ragging can be: - Expelled from the Institution

- Mental / Physical / Sexual Abuse

- Banned from the Hostel

- Verbal Abuse

- His / Her Scholarship can be withdrawn

- Indecent Behaviour - Criminal Intimidation / wrongful Restraint

- Debarred from Examinations - Denied Admission to any Institution

- Undermining Human Dignity

- Prosecuted for Criminal Action

- Financial Exploitation / Extortion

- Institutions have been asked to file FIR with local police against those who Rag / Abet Ragging

- Use of Force

O T NO

G N I G AG

Y A S

R

rAGGING IS a PUNISHABLE OFFENCE!

DO NOT INDULGE IN RAGGING

Are you being Ragged? Immediately Call UGC Anti-Ragging Helpline

1800-180-5522 (24x7 Toll Free) or send an e-mail to [email protected] Visit UGC website www.ugc.ac.in & www.antiragging.in to see UGC Anti Ragging Regulations

JOIN HANDS TO MAKE YOUR CAMPUS RAGGING FREE DON’T BE A MUTE SPECTATOR TO RAGGING REPORT RAGGING INCIDENTS IMMEDIATELY

UNDERTAKING BY THE CANDIDATE / STUDENT 1. I, Son/Daughter of Mr./Mrs./Ms. have carefully read and fully understood the law prohibiting ragging and the directions of the Supreme Court and the Central / State Government in this regard. 2. I have received a copy of the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, and have carefully gone through it. 3. I hereby undertake that: • I will not indulge in any behavior or act that may come under the deﬁnition of ragging. • I will not participate in or abet or propagate ragging in any form • I will not hurt anyone physically or psychologically or cause any other harm. 4. I hereby agree that if found guilty of any aspect of ragging, I may be punished as per the provisions of the UGC Regulations mentioned above and / or as per the law in force. 5. I hereby aﬃrm that I have not been expelled or debarred from admission by any institution. 6. I hereby undertake that I will register my name in Voters List with State Election Commission, Government of Maharashtra as soon as I complete the age of 18 years. Signed this

day of

month of

year Signature of the Student

This is a format. Please use a separate paper to give the undertakings. See UGC website ‘www.ugc.ac.in’ for all Reports and Notices on ragging.

UNDERTAKING BY PARENT / GUARDIAN 1. I, Father/Mother/Guardian have carefully read and fully understood the law prohibiting ragging and the directions of the Supreme Court and the Central / State Government in this regard as well as the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009.

2. I assure you that my son / daughter / ward will not indulge in any act of ragging. 3. I hereby agree that if he / she is found guilty of any aspect of ragging, he / she may be punished as per the provisions of the UGC Regulations mentioned above and / or as per the Law in force. Signed this

day of

month of

year Signature of the Parent

Parent address:

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SCHOLARSHIPS & FREESHIPS Sr. No.

Name of the Scholarship / Freeship

1

The Government of India Scholarship to • Scheduled Caste • Buddhist • Other Backward Caste • Special Backward Caste • Vimukta Jati & Nomadic Tribes • Scheduled Tribes • Economically Backward Class (E.B.C.) (Students whose parents Annual Income is below Rs. 2 Lakh)

a) Caste Certiﬁcate b) Domicile Certiﬁcate c) Income Certiﬁcate by Tahasildar d) Non Creamy Layer (Not for S.C.) e) Ration Card f) Aadhaar Card g) Fee Receipt h) All Marksheet i) XII Leaving Certiﬁcate j) Photocopy of Student Bank Account Passbook (Nationalised bank only) (Details available on website https://mahadbtmahait.gov.in)

As Notiﬁed by the Government

2

The Government of India Freeship to • Scheduled Caste • Buddhist • Other Backward Caste • Special Backward Caste • Vimuktha Jati & Nomadic Tribes • Scheduled tribes (Students whose parents annual income is Rs. 2 Lakh and Above)

Same as above

As Notiﬁed by the Government

3

Freeship to the children of Primary School Teachers (PTC) and Secondary School Teachers (STC)

a) Signature of the Principal of the School. b) Area Oﬃcer’s Signature, Certiﬁcate of Eligibility to be obtained from the competent authority. c) Marksheet d) Ration Card e) Aadhaar Card f) Photocopy of Student Bank Account Passbook (Nationalised bank only)

Within 30 days of admission

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Requirement

Last Date of application

SCHOLARSHIPS & FREESHIPS Sr. No.

Name of the Scholarship / Freeship

Requirement

Last Date of application

5

Freeship to the children of Freedom Fighters

a) Freedom Fighter’s proof b) Aadhaar Card c) Ration Card d) All Marksheet e) Photocopy of Student Bank Account, Passbook (Nationalised bank only) (Details available on websites:https://mahadbtmahait.gov.in)

As Notiﬁed by the Government

6

Freeship to the children of Wives & Widows of Defence Services Personnel

Same as above

As Notiﬁed by the Government

7

Scholarship for Handicapped students

a) Handicap Certiﬁcate b) Domicile Certiﬁcate c) Ration Card d) All Marksheet e) Fee receipt f) Aadhaar Card g) Photocopy of Student Bank Account, Passbook (Nationalised bank only)

As Notiﬁed by the Government

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Scholarship for Indian Nationals domiciled in Maharashtra State, belonging to: • Muslim • Buddhist • Christian • Sikh • Parsi Community • Jain

Details available on websites:1. https://nsp.gov.in 2. https://mahadbtmahait.gov.in

As Notiﬁed by the Government

For the above Freeship, the students must fulfill the following conditions: That the applicant is regular in attendance in accordance with the conditions governing the respective scholarship. That his/her conduct and progress is satisfactory. That he/she is not absent without prior permission. After the expiry date of the submission, the application for the above Scholarships/Free ships will not be accepted. Students should not apply for more than one freeship in the year. For more details contact College Oﬃce.

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

THE B.S.G.Ds’ JUNIOR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS & SCIENCE The JUNIOR COLLEGE started along with the Degree College in July 1983. It began with 2 divisions of Commerce and today almost 30 years later, the College has progressed to include Commerce, Arts as well as Science stream in its curriculum. The College has 15 divisions of Commerce, 4 divisions of Arts on Aided basis. In addition to this, there are 2 Un-Aided divisions of F.Y.J.C. Commerce 3 Un-Aided divisions of S.Y.J.C Commerce 2 Self Finance divisions of Commerce 2 Un-Aided divisions of Arts and 6 Un-Aided divisions of Science, till date. Lecture timings : Commerce, Arts & Science - 12 noon to 5.40 pm

ACADEMIC TERMS First Term 17th June 2019 - 21st October 2019 Diwali Vacation 22nd October 2019 - 13th November 2019 Second Term 14th November 2019 - 2nd May 2020 Winter Break 26th December 2019 - 1st January 2020 (Above schedule is tentative and subject to change)

students who have passed S.S.C./XI Std. Examination from other than the Maharashtra State/ Mumbai Divisional Board and admitted provisionally in this college are required to complete the following formalities to conﬁrm their Final Eligibility and Admission in or before January. 3. Documents Required to Conﬁrm Final Eligibility A. Prescribed application form B. Statement of S.S.C. Marks C. School Leaving Certiﬁcate (Countersigned by Education Oﬃcer in case of Student admitted in Std.XII ) D. Passing Certiﬁcate E. Migration Certiﬁcate F. Annexure A (Only for Foreign Students) G. Undertaking on Stamp Paper. 4. Fees for Eligibility Form i. Rs. 100/- for Indian Students (from out of Maharashtra) ii. Rs. 500/- for Foreign Students 5. Eligibility Fees for Submision to Board till 15th Sept. i. Rs. 300/- for Indian Students ii. Rs. 500/- for Foreign Students 6. Eligibility Fees from 16th Sept. to 15th Nov. i. Rs. 400/- for Indian Students ii. Rs.600/- for Foreign Students

ADMISSION

7. Late fee of Rs.10/- per day for Students Submitting after 15th Nov. in addition to the Eligibility Fee.

1. Eligibility to F.Y.J.C. (Std XI) S.S.C. Examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education, Mumbai. OR Examination considered equivalent to the S.S.C. Examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education, Mumbai.

Eligibility to S.Y.J.C. (Std XII)

2. Documents to be Produced and Submitted along with the Application Form. 1. S.S.C.Marksheet (photocopy) 2. School Leaving Certiﬁcate (photocopy) 3. Caste Certiﬁcate from Registered Community 4. Aadhaar Card (photo copy) 5. Printout of Online Aplication Organisation or Aﬃdavit (court)- for Minority Students. In addition to the above mentioned documents, those

1. F.Y.J.C. Examination from a School or a College recognized by the Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary Education, Mumbai with Arts / Commerce/Science stream. OR 2. Examination considered equivalent to the F.Y.J.C. Examination, in Arts/Commerce/Science stream. For admission students should submit the documents listed below, in original with one photocopy of each: 1. S.S.C. Examination Passing Certiﬁcate 2. Statement of Marks of the S.S.C. Examination. 3. Statement of Marks of the F.Y.J.C. Examination. 4. School leaving Certiﬁcate from the School or the Junior College where the student has satisfactorily completed F.Y.J.C. Course.

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SUBJECTS FOR F.Y.J.C. & S.Y.J.C ARTS 1.

English

2.

Marathi/Gujarati/Hindi/French/Information Technology

3.

Health & Physical Education

4.

Environment Education

5.

Economics

6.

Geography

7.

Sociology

8.

Psychology

9.

Mathematics & Statistics

Any Three

OR 10. Political Science 11.

Philosophy

12. Logics

Any Three

13. Mathematics & Statistics

COMMERCE 1.

English

2. Marathi/Gujarati/Hindi/French/Information Technology 3. Health & Physical Education 4. Environment Education 5. Economics 6. Book Keeping and Accountancy 7. Organization of Commerce & Management 8. Secretarial Practice or Mathematics & Statistics

SCIENCE 1.

English

2.

Hindi/French/Information Technology

3.

Health & Physical Education

4.

Environment Education

5.

Physics

6.

Chemistry

7.

Biology / Psychology

8.

Mathematics & Statistics/ Psychology

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EXAMINATION PATTERN FOR FYJC Sr. No.

Subject

Examination

Total

Average

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Terminal

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25+50+25+100 =200

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Languages (Eng./H/M/ G/F)

25 marks

50 marks

25 marks

100

25+50+25+ 100=200

200/2

2

IT

25 marks

50 marks

25 marks

100

25+50+25+ 100=200

200/2

3

Maths & Stats.

25 marks

50 marks

25 marks

100

25+50+25+100 =200

200/2

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50 marks

25 marks

100

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200/2

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50 marks

25 marks

100

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200/2

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25 marks

100

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200/2

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25 marks (Written)

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Attendance Requirement A student whose attendance in both the terms is not satisfactory below 75% may not be allowed to appear for the examination. Besides, a student who is irregular in attendance in the First Term may not be permitted to attend the Second Term of the academic year.

Tutorials Tutorials and practicals are a means to supplement lectures in certain subjects. Attendance in these tutorials is compulsory.

Absence at Tests/Examinations If a student is unable to appear for any examination / test, his/ her application duly supported by a medical certiﬁcate should reach the Principal within a week from the date of such absence.

Unfair Means at Examinations A student who is found copying or using any unfair means during a test/an examination will be instantly expelled from the examination hall and be also subject to disciplinary action. The decision taken by the Examination Committee in this matter will be ﬁnal.

Extra Curricular Activities We at B.S.G.D.S Junior College believe in promoting the overall personality of every student. We oﬀer the students a fairly extensive range of extra curricular activities. These activities are conducted by the following associations.

English Literary Club It organizes competitions, writing of short stories, poems, etc. and other literaly activities based on English Language and Literature and General Knowledge. The aim of such competitions is to develop the communication and debating skills of students.

Hindi Sahitya Parishad It conduct programme and competitions like essay writting, competitions, elocution debates and other activities or the improvment of students vocabulary.

Gujarati Sahitya Sabha The programmes and competitions conducted by the Gujarati Department are on similar lines as that of English and Hindi Departments. This association also has a unique feature of organizing competitions in vocal music, which is very popular among students.

Marathi Wangmaya Mandal The Marathi Department organizes and conducts various programmes. Apart from Essay-writing, debates and elocution competitions, this association also organizes Magic Shows, small plays and such other programmes by inviting dignitaries from the Marathi Natya Jagat.

Commerce Association Diﬀerent activities, programmes, lectures, seminars and competitions are organized by this association, to develop various skills and commercial awareness in the students.

Mathematics Association It conducts competitions and quiz programmes based on Mathematics to improve analytical and quantitative skills of students.

Geography Association This association organizes Educational ﬁeld tours to diﬀerent places of geographical importance, in and around Maharashtra. It also conducts exhibitions based on geographical phenomena and environmental issues.

Students’ Council

Gymkhana

Students' Council is an important association of the college and is managed by the Students’ Council Incharge and assisted by Members from all classes of F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C. This association organizes various entertaining programmes, which are competitive as well as non- competitive in nature and are spread throughout the year. It motivates students to participate in various events, celebration of Days and Inter-Collegiate cultural competitions.

It aims at encouraging students to participate in both indoor and outdoor games and enhancing their skills. It conducts various tournaments, organizes the Annual Athletic Meet at the Collegiate level and sends students to represent the college at various Inter-Collegiate district, state and national level competition. Our college also conducts various Inter-Collegiate tournaments to encourage students.

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Students’ Aid Fund 1. Book Bank Facility 2. Fees Concession Above facilities has been extended to the economically backward students to enable them to continue their education.

N.S.S. The NSS unit in the college enrolls students as per NSS guidelines and directions of the Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary Education. The unit provides an opportunity to students to develop organizational skills and leadership qualities and a sense of social consciousness. Various projects are undertaken by its volunteers. Camps to nearby places are also arranged for them during the academic year.

notice board and college website every month. Parents or Student having less than 75% are intimated to meet the college authorities and thus they become aware of the regularity of their wards in the college. This system has been a great success and parents too have appreciated it.

The College Magazine: ‘Sankalp’ The college magazine ‘Sankalp’ is published annually. Contributions in the form of essays, short stories, poems, articles, riddles, sketches, cartoons, jokes, etc. are invited from the students as well as teachers. Due weightage is given to all languages taught in the college.

Prizes and Scholarships Kesarben Bhaichand Patel Merit Prize (Donated by late Shri Ramanbhai Patel) This prize is awarded to the girl student securing the highest marks and standing ﬁrst in the H.S.C. Examination in Commerce from the Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers’ Junior College of Commerce and Arts and joining Nagindas Khandwala College of Commerce and Arts for further studies. Lalitaben Dhirajlal Desai Merit Prize (Donated by late Shri Navneet Desai)

Guidance and Counseling Cell This cell helps students identify, understand their personal and psychological problems and guides them to ﬁnd solutions. Any student from Arts, Commerce and Science faculty can avail of this service provided by a qualiﬁed counselor. With its help, students also learn to identify their own potential and set goals to achieve self-actualization and better adjustment in today’s competitive world. The Cell is run with the help of a qualiﬁed counselor.

Tutor System We, in our institution, have a unique system known as the Tutor System. In this System a class consisting of 120 students are divided into 3 batches of approximately 40 students each. Each batch of 40 students is in charge of a tutor a teacher who teaches in that particular division. The tutors maintain the personal data of the Students. Parent-tutor meetings are held regularly. Performance in the Examination or Test and General behavior of the student are also discussed in this meeting. Feedback forms are provided in which Student / Parents write more about their diﬃculties and give their suggestions for improvement. The tentative dates of the TutorMeetings for the Academic year are mentioned in the academic calendar provided to the students in the month of July. Details of students attendance are displayed on the

This prize is awarded each year to the boy student securing highest marks in the H.S.C. Examination in Commerce from the Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers’ College of Commerce and Arts and joining Nagindas Khandwala College of Commerce and Arts for further studies. Keshubhai G. Patel Merit Prize (Donated by Sanstha Congress, Malad) This prize is awarded each year to the student securing the highest marks in H.S.C. Examination in Arts from the Bombay Suburban Grain Dealers’ Junior College of Commerce and Arts and joining Nagindas Khandwala College of Commerce and Arts for further studies. Vishal C. Vaidya Scholarship Prize (Donated by Shri C.R. Vaidya, Father of late Master Vishal C. Vaidya) This prize is awarded each year to the student who has bright academic record and needs ﬁnancial assistance while studying in F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C. Classes of this college. Udaychand Z. Gupta Charitable Trust Prize The prize is awarded to the student securing the highest number of marks in XI Science class.

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FACULTY MEMBERS JUNIOR COLLEGE Dr. (Mrs) Ancy Jose M.Sc. Ph.D - Principal Mr. Jiledar Rai

Mrs. Anuja John

Mr. Sanjaykumar G. Joshi

M.A. D.H.E.

M.A. B.Ed.

M.A.(GEO.), M.A.(MAR.), B.Ed

(Vice Principal Administration)

(Vice Principal)

(Supervisor)

ENGLISH

FRENCH

PSYCHOLOGY

Mrs. Usha Kotian M.A., M.Ed.

Mr. Sumeet Bapat B.E.(MECH), Advanced Dip. In French

Mrs. Ashwini Tuscano M.A., B.Ed.

Mrs. Anuja John M.A., B. Ed. Ms. Sejal Upadhyay M.A., B. Ed. Ms. Sonal Upadhyay M.A., M.Ed. Ms. Meeta Tapadar M.A., B. Ed.

MARATHI

GEOGRAPHY Mr. Sanjaykumar Joshi M.A.(GEO.), M.A.(MAR.), B.Ed.

COMMERCE

Mrs. Anagha Kadam M. A. , B. Ed.

Mrs. Manjulata Bhargav M. Com. , B.Ed.

SOCIOLOGY Mrs. Siddiqua Kazi M.A., B.Ed.

GUJARATI

ECONOMICS

Mrs. Deepa Mehta M.A.( GUJ.), B.Ed, NET, M.A.(HINDI)

Mrs. Kalika Vaidya M.A., B.Ed.

Mr.Vishwas Khairmode M.A., B. Ed. Mrs. Aishwarya Pendse M.A., B. Ed. Mr. Dineshkumar Singh M.A.(HINDI), M.A.(HIS.), B.P.Ed., B. Ed. Mrs. Madhavi Mishra M.A., B. Ed. ,M.Phil.

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Mrs.Anagha Kadam M.A., B.Ed.

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Mr. Rajesh Shinde M.A.(MAR.) M.A.(ECO), M.Ed., D.S.M.

HINDI

PHILOSOPHY

Mrs. Vijaya Patil M. Com. , B.Ed. Mrs. Minaxi Bathla M. Com. , B.Ed. CA. Mr. Kailashchandra Agrawal M. Com. , B.Ed., CA.

Mrs. Indira Suvarna M.A., B.Ed.

Mrs. Corina Kudalkar M. Com. , B.Ed.

Mrs. Suneeta Maurya M.A., B.Ed. Mr. Rajesh Shinde M.A.(ECO.),M.A.(MAR.), M.Ed., D.S.M. Mr. Ashirwad Koli M.A.(ECO.),M.A.(GEO.), B.Ed.

Ms. Myrna Alex M. Com. , B.Ed.,PGDBA, M.A.(Ed.), NET

Mrs. Kanchan Verma M.A.(ECO.),M.A.(ENG.), B.Ed. Mrs. Kalpana Jha M.A., B.Ed.

Mrs. Reni Anish M. Com. , B.Ed. Mrs. Grenita D'Souza M. Com. , B.Ed. Mrs. Madhavi Gadani M. Com. , B.Ed.

PHYSICS

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Mr. Santosh Wagh M. Sc. B.Ed

Mrs. Neha Wagh M.C.A.

Mr. Mukesh Yadav M. Sc. B.Ed

Mrs. Sheetal Zingade M. Tech.- Comp. Sci. & Tech

Mrs. Neeta Nandrekar M. Sc. B.Ed

Mr. Suraj Upadhyay M.Sc. (Comp. Science)

CHEMISTRY

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Mr. Nikhil Upadhyay M. Sc., B.Ed

Mrs. Soniya Khatu M.Tech.-Comp. Sci. & Tech.

Mr. Rahul Tripathi M. Sc., B.Ed

Mr. Pritosh Mishra M.Sc. (Comp. Science), PET.

Mrs. Miti Desai M. Sc., B.Ed

ELECTRONICS

MATHEMATICS Mrs. Shyamala Joshi M.Sc., B.Ed. Mr. S. Francis Julious M. Sc., B.Ed Mr. Sarfaraz Mansury M. Sc., B.Ed Mrs. Sarita Yadav M. Sc., B.Ed Mrs. Satya Tiwari M. Sc., B.Ed

Mrs. Dipika Aherrao M.Tech.-Elec. & Comm.

ENVIORNMENT EDUCATION Mrs. Sonali Mishra M.Sc., B.Ed. Mrs.Shraddha Pawar M.Sc., B.Ed.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Bhaskar Paithankar M.A., M.P.Ed. Mr. Dineshkumar Singh M.A.(Hindi), M.A.(His.), B.P.Ed., B. Ed.

Mrs. Gayatri Vishwakarma M.Sc., B.Ed. Mr. Satish Dubey M. Sc., B.Ed Mrs. Letha Nair M. Sc., B.Ed Ms. Shraddha Singh M. Sc., B.Ed

BIOLOGY Mr. Philip Chavallor (Science Incharge) M. Sc. M.Ed. M. Phil.

Education is not the learning of facts, but training of the mind to think. -Albert Einstein

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EDUCATION AND BEYOND

Nagindas Khandwala College

Gate no. 5, Bhavishya Bharat Campus, Malad (west), Mumbai 400 064 Maharashtra, India Website: www.nkc.ac.in

Ph.D. Centre Ph.D. in Commerce (Business Management University of Mumbai) Ph.D. in Commerce (Banking and Finance - University of Mumbai) Ph.D. in Geography - University of Mumbai

Post Graduate Level Master of Commerce (M.Com.) Master of Arts- M.A. (Geography) Master of Arts- M.A. (Economics) Master of Arts- M.A. (Psychology) Master of Science in Information Technology (M. Sc.IT) Master of Sports Management

Graduate Level Bachelor of Commerce B.Com. Honours International Accounting B.Com. Honours Actuarial Studies Bachelor of Arts B.A. Honours in Apparel Design and Construction (Fashion Designing) Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS). Bachelor of Management Studies in Sports Management (BMS - SM) Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Insurance) [B. Com(B & I)] Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) [B.Com (A & F)] Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) [B.Com (FM)] Bachelor of Science in Information Technology [B. Sc.(IT)] Bachelor of Science in Computer Science [B.Sc.(CS)]

Global Undergraduate Programs B.Sc. IT/CS - 2yrs in Nagindas Khandwala College - 2yrs in Fraser Valley University, CANADA BMS/BAF - 2yrs in Nagindas Khandwala College - 2yrs in Royal Roads University, CANADA BMM - 2yrs in Nagindas Khandwala College - 2yrs in Royal Roads University, CANADA BMS/BAF/BA Psychology - 2yrs in Nagindas Khandwala College - 2yrs in Lakehead University, CANADA

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NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS & MANAGEMENT STUDIES & SHANTABEN NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE ADMISSION to B. Com and B.A. classes

College Fees The fees are as per the guidelines issued by the University of Mumbai from time to time and will be displayed on the Notice Board.

1.1 Eligibility for F.Y.B.Com. / B.A.: - A student should have passed Std. XII i.e. The Higher Secondary Certiﬁcate Examination conducted by the Mumbai Board and the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or an examination recognised as equivalent thereof.

Examination

1.2 Candidates who have passed the HSC or other qualifying examination from other than the Maharashtra Board of HSC Examination, should produce Eligibility Certiﬁcate from the university of Mumbai along with the application for admission,

4.2 The student must appear in both the exams compulsorily.

4.1 There shall be two class tests and two examinations. The examinations will be conducted at the end of each semester.

4.3 Both semester examinations shall be of two and half

Re-Accredited in 3rd Cycle with “A” Grade (CGPA 3.32) ISO 9001: 2008 Re-Certified Best College Award 2012 by University of Mumbai Educational Excellence Award by Indus Foundation, U.S.A. Best College Award for Quality in Education by Indo Global Chamber of Commerce IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Commendation Certificate, 2013 Best Educational Quality Enhancement Team (BEQET) President Award, 2013

failing which their applications are liable to be rejected. 1.3 All admissions are provisional, and are liable to be cancelled if their eligibility / enrolment is not conﬁrmed by the University of Mumbai. 1.4 Admissions secured on the basis of incorrect or false information are liable to be cancelled.

hours’ duration each. 4.4 Both semester examinations shall be of 75 marks each except in the subjects where the tutorials are prescribed as part of the workload. 4.5 Under autonomy the college has decided to conduct a Supplementary Exam in the month of June for failed and ATKT students to avoid loss of year of students.

Academic Terms 2019-20

4.6 Credit Based Evaluation System

First Term 6th June 2019 - 24th October 2019

Scheme of Examination The performance of the learners will be evaluated in two components. One component will be the Internal Assessment component carrying 25% marks and the second component will be the Semester End Examination component carrying 75% marks.

Second Term 15th November 2019 - 30th April 2020 (There will be a break for Mid term from 2nd September 2019 to 7th September 2019 both days inclusive).

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4.7 Standard of Passing The learners, to pass a course, shall have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate for each course where the course consists of Internal Assessment & Semester End Examination. The learners shall obtain minimum of 40% marks (i.e. 10 out of 25) in the Internal Assessment and 40% marks in Semester End Examination (i.e 30 out of 75) separately, to pass the course and minimum of Grade E in the project component, wherever applicable to pass a particular semester. A learner will be said to have passed the course if the learner passes the Internal Assessment & Semester End Examination together. 4.8 ATKT for Faculties of Arts & Commerce will be in keeping with circulars and guidelines issued by the University from time to time. 4.9 Facility of obtaining photocopy and revaluation of the answer books The facility to obtain photocopies of assessed and/or moderated answer book/s by the examinee/s is extended with a view to introduce transparency in the examination system and ensure its credibility. This facility shall be for theory papers only of the examination held. The prescribed application form for obtaining photocopy of answer book/s will be supplied on the payment of non- refundable fee of Rs. 100/- per answer book (50% concession for reserve category examinees). The application should be submitted to an oﬃcer authorized to receive it within the due date speciﬁed in the notice which will be put up after the declaration of results. The College shall endeavour to supply photocopy of answer book/s within 7 days from the date of receipt of application. On receipt of photocopy/ies, the applicant examinee shall be the sole custodian of it / them and under no circumstances shall they be transferred to any

third person for any other purpose/s. It shall be for his/her exclusive and relevant use. He/She can use it only for the purpose of getting the redressal of grievances through the redressal mechanism provided by the College. Any deviation from this procedure by the applicant shall be construed as an unfair act on the part of the examinee and shall make him/her liable for appropriate punishment by the College. If the examinee is not satisﬁed with the marks awarded to him/her by the original examiner, he/she may apply for redressal of grievances to the College. The prescribed application form, duly ﬁlled in, should be submitted within 7 days from the date of the receipt of the concerned photocopy/ies, with a fee of Rs. 500 per paper to the College (50% concession for reserve categories). The examinee shall have to mention clearly in the application form, the reasons for his/her grievances and specify clearly questionwise his/her points of objection to the valuation done with proper justiﬁcation. The applications for redressal of grievances received after the last date shall not be accepted by the College under any circumstances, whatsoever. 4.10 Unfair Means Students using unfair means during an examination will be referred to Unfair Means Enquiry Committee. The Committee will follow the procedure prescribed by the University and recommend action against those found guilty in accordance with University guidelines which includes debarment from examinations for upto 3 years. To avoid such unpleasant situations, students should desist from the use of unfair means during an examination. Students should ideally refrain from bringing their mobile phones with them during examinations. If they are brought, cell phones should be kept in the students’ bags during the examinations.

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AIDED COURSES Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) F.Y.B.Com. (Sem I & Sem II) (Autonomous) Foundation Course: Paper I &II Business Communication: Paper I &II Business Economics: Paper I & II Environmental Studies Mathematics and Statistics Accountancy and Financial Management: Paper I &II

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) F.Y.B.A. (Sem I & Sem II) (Autonomous) Foundation Course: Paper I & II Communication Skills in English: Paper I & II Hindi or Marathi or Gujarati Global Processes and Patterns: Paper I & II Economics: Paper I & II General Psychology: Paper I & II

Commerce I) Introduction to Business-Semester-I II) Service Sector: Semester-II

S.Y.B.Com. (Sem III & Sem IV) (Autonomous) Foundation Course: Paper III & IV Business law Business Economics: Paper III & IV Commerce: Paper III & IV I) Management: Principles & Functions: Semester-III II) Management: Production & Finance: Semester-IV Accountancy and Financial Management: Paper III & IV

S.Y.B.A. (Sem III & Sem IV) (Autonomous) Foundation Course: Paper III & IV Applied Component Group - Advertising I) Fundamental of advertising Semester-III II) Agency & Media Operation Semester-IV Optional Group: Papers II and III in a) Geography b) Economics c) Psychology

Applied Component Group: Paper I- advertising: I) Fundamentals of advertising: Semester III II) Agency & Media Operations: Semester-IV

T.Y.B.Com. (Sem V & Sem VI) (Autonomous) Compulsory Courses Paper I - Marketing and Human Resource Management: i) Marketing: Semester-V ii) Human Resource Management: Semester-VI Paper II - Business Economics- III Paper III, IV and V - Special Group (3 Papers) Financial Accounting and Auditing Paper VI and VII - Applied Component Group (Any Two) 1) Computer Systems and Application 2) Export Marketing: i) Fundamentals: Semester-V ii) Process & Procedures: Semester-VI 3) Psychology of Human Behavior at work 4) Direct and Indirect Taxation 5) Elements of Operations Research

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T.Y.B.A. (Sem V & VI) (Autonomous) Six Papers from any one of the following: Geography Economics Psychology

FACULTY MEMBERS DEGREE COLLEGE Dr. (Mrs) Ancy Jose M.Sc. Ph.D

Principal

Mr. Vijay G. Suchak M.Com., M.Phil., LL.B, Dip in Ad & Pr

Vice Principal (Administration), Associate Professor & Head, Department of Commerce

Dr. Moushumi Datta

M.Sc., M.B.A., Ph.D. (Geo), Ph.D. (Mgmt),

Professor & Vice Principal (Academics)

CA Dr. (Mrs.) Varsha Ainapure

Dr. (Mrs.) Marina B. Pereira

Ms. Amruta Sahasrabuddhe

F.C.A., Ph.D

M.A., Ph.D.

M.A.

Associate Professor & Head, Department of Accountancy CA Mr. Haresh K. Godhia B.Com., F.C.A.

Associate Professor

Associate Professor & Head, Department of Economics

Assistant Professor Mr. Thomson Thomas M.Sc., B.Ed., D.C.S.t.

Dr. (Mrs.) Ruchi Sagar

Assistant Professor

M.A., Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Dr. Madhukar Dalvi M.Sc., Ph.D.

CA Dr. (Mrs.) Reena Desai, M.Com., F.C.A.

Associate Professor

CA Dr. (Mrs.) Rupal U. Shah M.Com., F.C.A.

Assistant Professor

Dr. Bharat Pithadia M.Com., LL.B. Ph.D.

Mr. Monikantan Nair M.A., M.Phil, B.Ed.

Associate Professor Mr. Suresh Shetkar M.A.

Associate Professor & Head, Department of Geography Dr. Prakash Dongre

Associate Professor

M.A., Ph.D.

Dr. (Mrs.) Kavita G. Kalkoti

Mr. Vinay Prabhu

M.Com., Ph.D., M.B.A.

Associate Professor

M.A.

Associate Professor

Associate Professor & Head, Department of Psychology

Dr. (Mrs.) Preeti H. Tripathi

Dr. (Mrs.) Vidyadayini Shetty,

M.Com., Ph.D.

M.A., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor Mrs. Nita Dhote M.A.

Associate Professor Mr. Nandkishor Sonar M.A., B.Ed.

Assistant Professor Mr. Edwin Mathias M.A.

Assistant Professor Dr. Vivek J. Chaubey M.A., B.A.M.S.

Assistant Professor Mrs. Vaishali Ghodeswar LL.M.

Assistant Professor Dr. Santosh C. Hulagabali M.Lib.,Sc.Ph.D.

Librarian

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mr. Santosh Akhade Registrar

Mrs. Hema Desai Junior Clerk

Ms. Bhakti Valia Junior Clerk

Mr. Girish Rathod Office Superintendent

Mrs. Smita Patke Junior Clerk

Mr. Waman Wade Junior Clerk

Mrs. Lopa Barot Office Superintendent

Mr. Anil Mathurkar Junior Clerk

Mrs. Jagruti Rathod Junior Clerk

Mr. Chandrashekhar Penta Junior Stenographer

Mrs. Vinita Masurkar Junior Clerk

Ms. Rutuja Surve Junior Clerk

Mr. Kiran Rathod Head Clerk

Mr. Ganiraja Junior Clerk

Ms. Hemangi Gurav Junior Clerk

Mrs. Swati Bapardekar Senior Clerk Mr. Narsinh Maheshwari Senior Clerk

Team Work

Mrs. Kalpana Divekar Senior Clerk

makes the

Dream Work

LIBRARY ATTENDANT SUPPORT STAFF Mr. Bhagoji Jawle

Mr. Waman Holkar

Mr. Vitthal Jadiyar

Mrs. Lalita Humane

Mr. Prakash Kadam

Mr. C. Sathasivan

Mr. Shivram Tupe

Mr. Anant Harekar

Mr. Dilip Patel

Mr. Sanjay Lakeshri

Mr. Arun Jadhav

Mr. Shantaram Lanjekar

Mr. Anil Sonawane

Mr. Rajesh Jadhav

Mrs. Surekha Sutar

Mr. Pradeep Bhor

Mr. Vikas Jawle

Mr. Prakash Ghag

Mr. Shrikrishna Sable

Mrs. Suman Balmiki

Mr. Mukesh Balmiki

Mr. Suresh Surwade Mr. Adarsh Gije Mr. Sachin Sagvekar Mr. Mahesh Zhala Mr. Satish G. Mane

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DEPARTMENTS Accountancy Department ‘Accountancy and Financial Management’ is one of the core subjects in B.Com. it caters to one major subject in F.Y.B.Com. & S.Y.B.Com., whereas in T.Y.B.Com. it covers three major papers viz., Advance Accounts - Paper I, Auditing & Costing - Paper II and Management Accounts Paper III. Further Paper IV - Direct & Indirect Tax is an optional subject, which is taught by Accountancy Department. The syllabus is framed by the University. The students are given latest information and taught current developments, so that they can be readily absorbed by the industry. This year the department of Accountancy has introduced a Basic& Advance Level Course on Accounting with Tally, which will beconducted during Summer & Winter Vacations. Each student will get to work on a separate computer in the Accounting lab. Prior knowledge of accountancy not required. No. of Students: 15 per batch. Admissions will be on ﬁrst come ﬁrst served basis. No. of Sessions: 10 – of 2 hours each.

Commerce Department The Commerce Department departments of the College.

is

one

of

the

core

The department oﬀers, in addition to the compulsory Commerce papers, Advertising and Export Marketing (Ancillary Component Group Papers) as optional subjects at S.Y.B.Com / S.Y.B.A. and T.Y.B.Com. respectively. The department conducts tutorial sessions for those students appearing for the NET/SET examination in Commerce. These sessions are held four times in a year.

Economics Department The Economics Department is a core department for both the faculties of Commerce as well as Arts and gives the students an opportunity to major in the subject of Economics at T.Y.B.A. level. Now we also oﬀer M.A. in Economics in our College.

Geography Department The Geography Department oﬀers an opportunity to the students to major in the subject of Geography at T.Y.B.A. level. The study of Geography is made interesting through the use of technological aids like audiovisual equipments, surveying instruments, topographical maps, NATMO, thematic maps, GIS Remote Sensing and Arial Photographs amongst a host of other equipments and techniques with a well equipped Laboratory. The Department of Geography-(Six papers), established in 1995, oﬀers courses in First year, Second year and Third year B.A. classes, Environmental Studies in F.Y.B.Com class, Travel and Tourism Management (Add-on Course) for B.A. and B.Com. and has started Master’s Degree from the academic year 2006-07. The Department prepares students from the Arts faculty for the B.A. and M.A. Degrees of the University. This year onwards, the department will conduct a course in GIS Remote Sensing during summer and winter vacations.

The department will conduct tutorial sessions for those students appearing for the NET/SET examination in Geography. These sessions will be held four times in a year.

Psychology Department The Psychology Department of the College is the only department in this part of the western suburbs that gives the students an opportunity to major in the subject of Psychology. The subject is keenly sought after and only students with good grades are able to procure a place. An experienced faculty with specialisation in diverse ﬁelds of Psychology and excellent infrastructure facilities in the form of a well-equipped laboratory and a spacious classroom has made the study of Psychology a joy for the students. This is reﬂected in the excellent results over the years. The Department also oﬀers counseling and guidance services to other students in the College.

English Department Communication in English is essential in the modern age. Hence members of the Department of English are shouldering the responsibility of developing the communication skills of students in Commerce and Arts stream as well as in other professional courses. The Department conducts tutorials and gives assignments & projects to students for the development of skills in the English Language.

Department of Law Business Law is one of the compulsory subjects at S.Y.B.Com. level covering business laws such as The Indian Contract act, 1872, The Sale of Goods Act, 1930, Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, The Consumer Protection Act, 1986, The Companies Act, 1956, Indian Partnership Act, 1932, and the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960.

Department of Mathematics Statistics Mathematics is an important component at F.Y.B.Com. level. The Department caters to Mathematics and Statistics subject along with Computer at T.Y.B.Com. level. The Department conducts tutorial tests and gives assignments and projects to students for development of numerical attitude.

Foundation Course Foundation Course is one of the signiﬁcant components of all streams of studies. It is the subject which is taught at F.Y.B.Com., F.Y.B.A., S.Y.B.Com. and S.Y.B.A. levels.

Languages In the Arts Stream, students are given the choice of Gujarati, Marathi or Hindi to be taken up as one of the ancillary subjects.

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EXTRA CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Students’ Council Students’ Council is formed as per the university guidelines. Students are nominated on the basis of their academic performance, their participation and achievement in cultural activities, Sports, N.S.S. and N.C.C. in addition, two girl candidates are nominated by the Principal. The General Secretary is elected out of these candidates. Students’ Council organizes various extra curricular activities and the Youth Festival. To help students discover their potential and to master them, it conducts workshops under the guidance of experts. Students’ Council also organizes Annual Day celebration and successfully manages celebrations of other days like Rose Day, Saree & Tie Day, Friendship Day, Teachers Day. Members of the Students’ Council also take the initiative to organising a farewell function for T.Y. students.

Arts Circle Under the auspices of Arts Circle, various activities are conducted for the overall development of students. Interested and talented students participate in competitions like Singing, One Minute, Dancing, Antakshari, Quiz, Elocution and Debate. Students are also taken to a ﬁlm show. At the end of the year, ‘Arts Circle Day’ is celebrated when a famous personality is invited to give away the prizes to the winners.

Alumni Association The Nagindas Khandwala Alumni Association was established in the academic year 2002-2003. It is formed to promote a lifelong relationship between College and Alumnus and increase fellowship amongst the members of the Association. The Association aims to support student activities and to promote the development of current students and contribute to the growth of the Institute. Currently it has over 200 lifetime members. You may visit them on facebook.com/nkalumni

Career Guidance Cell The Career Guidance Cell gives students guidance on various topics of their interest. Seminars, talks and personal interviews are conducted throughout the year for the beneﬁt of students. Further, resource persons from diﬀerent ﬁelds of study are invited to give guidance to the students. Generally, the topics covered are computer

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courses, fashion designing, interior/ exterior designing, guidance on professional courses like Chartered Accountancy, Chartered Financial Analysts, Cost and works Accountants, Company Secretaryship etc. We also provide placement opportunities for interested students. Campus interviews are organised by some companies and the students have been placed after Interviews.

Women Development Cell The Cell aims at empowering women and contributing to their development. The Cell conducts diﬀerent women oriented activities: academic, medical and sociological, during the year providing necessary inputs for the betterment of the girl students.

Commerce Association The Commerce Association organises various programmes and activities such as Advertising, Mimicry, Commerce Quiz etc., and invites resource persons and practicing managers to deliver lectures on topics such as ‘Careers in Management’, ‘How to Prepare for M.B.A. Entrance Examinations’ and other related areas. The Department has been organising Advertising Workshops for the beneﬁt of the students.

English Literary Association It conducts poetry reading sessions and invites guest lecturers to deliver talks on issues related to English Language and Literature. It organises competitions like essay writing, creative writing and debates.

Gujarati Sahitya Mandal Gujarati Sahitya Mandal organizes activities like Gujarati Geet Spardha, Essay writing and Poetry recitation and also invites eminent Gujarati writers and Poets to deliver talks. The Mandal organizes cultural festivals for student members.

Insight INSIGHT - The Psychology association conducts many interesting programmes. Stepping out of the conﬁnes of the classroom, the Department regularly organizes ﬁeld visits, workshops, ﬁlm shows, talks by mental health professionals and conducts mini research projects to give students a closer look at the real world.

Marathi Wangmay Mandal To encourage students to explore nuances of Marathi culture and language, the Marathi wangmay Mandal organizes events like Vad Vivad Spardha, Elocution,

Marathi Geet Spardha. It celebrates Guru Purnima every year and Marathi poets and writers are also invited to deliver a talk.

the years they have won many prizes. Arth Utsav - an Intercollegiate competition for students concerning the subject, ‘Economics’ is also held every year.

Nature Club

Sports

Nature Club organizes outdoor excursions to enable the students to explore nature. Besides, Photography Competition, Snake Show and informative lectures on various aspects of nature are regularly held.

As per the University norms, we have a Gymkhana Committee, which consists of the Principal - as the Chairperson and a team of ﬁve Professors to assist her.

N.C.C. The College provides facilities for enrolment in the N.C.C. (in its three wings - Army, Navy and Air Force) to college students (for both boys and girls). Many camps viz. Republic Day Camp, National Integration Camp, etc are organized. Students who complete N.C.C. work to the satisfaction of the N.C.C. Units are awarded certiﬁcates as well as 10 grace marks in the examination.

N.S.S. N.S.S. Unit of the College undertakes numerous activities like Health & Hygiene Awareness, & Cancer awareness, Blood Donation Camp, Old Clothes Collection and Distribution, Environment Awareness, Medical Camp, Tree Plantation, Watershed Management etc. N.S.S. Volunteers also help out NGOs in organizing various programmes and help the police in controlling traﬃc at the time of festivals. N.S.S. conducts an annual rural camp wherein students work for the beneﬁt of rural people, every year. NSS students are allowed 10 grace marks subject to prescribed conditions.

Gandhian Studies Centre The college has a UGC sponsored Gandhian Studies Centre. The main objectives of this Centre are upliftment of the under privileged, women empowerment, sensitization of the youth to various issues of society and evolving new methods for resolving conﬂicts. In collaboration with the NGO; Sarvoday Parivar, the Gandhian Peace Examination is conducted annually. Various competitions like essay–writing, elocution, poster–making, Poetry– composition etc. are organized under the guidance of Mumbai Sarvoday Mandal. January 30 is observed as Non–Violence Day in commemoration of Mahatma Gandhi. Bhajan singing, ﬁlm shows and guest lectures are organized to create awareness of Gandhian Values among students.

Planning Forum The Economics Department conducts various subject related functions / programmes under the aegis of the ‘Planning Forum’. The activities conducted by the Forum are Quiz Competition, Economics Crossword, Essay Writing, and Elocution on the current economic aﬀairs and Wallpaper Contest etc. These activities are both challenging and brainstorming. Guest lectures on various contemporary economic issues are also organised, students are sent for intercollegiate competitions and over

The Unit conducts various indoor and outdoor sport events like Chess, Carrom and Table Tennis Competitions and inter - division Volleyball, Cricket and Kabaddi. Every year, we conduct the Annual Athletic Meet for the students of our College. The Gymkhana promotes student participation in other Inter- college, Inter-University, State Level and National Level Meets and Tournaments. The students are selected by our coaches and their entries are sent for various events. Our students have had exposure to diﬀerent sporting activities like Chess, Carrom, Table Tennis, Badminton, Judo, Wrestling, Boxing, Swimming, Athletics and Weight Lifting Competitions. We also send our teams for Volleyball, Cricket, Kabaddi, Hand-ball Tournaments. In the ﬁeld of Sports, the performance of the College has been outstanding. Some of the highlights are: * Overall championship for boys and girls on several occasions in the last seven years. * Our students have won medals in events like Wrestling, Boxing, Power-Lifting, Weight-Lifting, Judo, Swimming and Best Physique. * Our students have won medals at ‘Ashwamedh’, a State level Inter-University Meet. * Our Athletes have represented University and State on many occasions and have got medals at the National Level. The College arranges Free-ship and book bank facilities for students who have outstanding sports performances to their credit.

Cultural Activities Students Council organizes Youth Festival wherein events in various categories like Fine Arts and Performing Arts are held. The wide spectrum of events covers activities like Rangoli, Mehendi, Hair Styling, Collage, Solo and Group Vocals, Solo and Group Dances, and it also becomes a platform for the selection of students for representing the College at various Intercollegiate Competitions conducted by other Colleges/ Universities.

Drama Club, Music Academy, English Club The College has also started these for the students in order to develop their personality and elevate their conﬁdence.

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STUDENTS HELP CENTRE Mentor System

Counselling Centre

The College designates a faculty member as mentor for a group of 30-40 students. The mentor meets the students once a month, in a group and interacts with them about their academic and personal diﬃculties and helps to sort them out. A student can access his/her mentor any time when there is a diﬃculty.

Students are counselled by expert psychologists about their grievances and issues. The discussions are kept conﬁdential. The students are suggested various therapies to handle their diﬃculties.

Part Time Job Opportunities

Students’ Aid Fund

The College will try to provide part time employment in the college to needy students (18 years and above) subject to availability of suitable work.

The College has established a Students Aid Fund to help needy and deserving students. The needy students are provided books from the Book Bank and fees on merit basis.

Language Lab Students who are weak in English are encouraged to use the College’s state-of-the-art Language Lab to hone their skills in spoken and written English.

ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION For oﬃce related work like Transfer, Certiﬁcate, NOC, True Copy, Examination Form, Rly Concession Forms etc.

Counter Timing: Degree College - 10.00 am to 12.00 noon Junior College Commerce, Arts & Science - 02.00 pm to 04.00 pm 1. Present your valid Identity Card and Fee Receipt whenever you approach the College Oﬃce. 2. Please mention clearly your personal details such as the course of study, Class and Roll number, G.R.No., academic year of admission, postal address with Pin Code, Telephone Number, etc. in your letter / application. 3. Make your enquires only at the Oﬃce Counter. You may meet the Superintendent / Registrar/ Vice Principal / Principal in that order only if you are not satisﬁed with the clariﬁcation given at the oﬃce counter. 4. Collect your statement of marks immediately after the declaration of results.

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DISTINGUISHED GUESTS AT OUR CAMPUS

Kiran Bedi Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

Gaur Gopal Das

Vikas Khanna Ashish Chanchlani

Anand Pillai

Akash Gautam

SELF FINANCE COURSES BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (B.M.S.) ADMISSION Eligibility for admission to the course A candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree course of BMS, shall have passed XII Std. examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent or Diploma in any Engineering branches with two years or three years or four years duration after passing the Secondary School Certiﬁcate (S.S.C.), conducted by the Board of Technical Education, Maharashtra State or its equivalent examination, by securing minimum 45% marks for general category (in one attempt) at the respective examination and minimum 40% marks for reserved category (in one attempt) The Streamwise allocation of seats for admission is as follows: Stream

Commerce

Arts

Science

Diploma in Engineering and other

Percentage

45%

25%

25%

25%

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BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (B.M.S.) FIRST YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIRST SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

SECOND SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Business Communication - I

Business Communication - II

Foundation Course - I

Foundation Course - Value Education & Soft Skills - II

Foundation of Human Skills

Business Environment

Principles of Management

Business Economics - I

Introduction to Financial Accounts

Principles of Marketing

Business Law

Industrial Law

Business Statistics

Business Mathematics

SECOND YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) THIRD SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

FOURTH SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Personal Eﬀectiveness Management

Information Technology in Business Management - II

Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Management

Business Economics - II

Accounting for Managerial Decisions

Business Research Methods

Strategic Management

Change Management

Finance Group - Elective

Production & Total Quality Management

Equity & Debt Market Corporate Finance

Finance Group - Electives Strategic Cost Management

Marketing Group - Elective

Corporate Restructuring

Consumer Behaviour

Marketing Group - Electives

Product Innovations Management Information Technology in Business Management - I

Integrated Marketing Communication Event Marketing

THIRD YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIFTH SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

SIXTH SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Operation Research

Analytical Skills for Managers

Finance Group - Elective

Finance Group - Elective

International Finance

Investment Analysis and Portfolio

Innovative Financial Services

Management

Indirect Taxes

Wealth Management

Project Management

Direct Taxes Commodity and Derivatives Market Marketing Group - Elective

Marketing Group - Elective Brand Management

Service Marketing

Retail Management

E-Commerce & Digital Marketing

Sports Marketing

Sales & Distribution Management

Media Planning & Management

Customer Relationship Management

Research Based Project

Internship Based Project - The learner has to choose from Finance Group Elective or Marketing Group Elective - Our College only oﬀers Finance or Marketing Elective

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B.COM. (ACCOUNTING & FINANCE) 1. ADMISSION

Eligibility for Admission to the Course A candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree course of B.Com. (A/F), shall have passed XII Std. examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent at one and the same sitting and should have secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate and 40% marks in aggregate in case of reserved category candidates.

B.Com. (A & F) FIRST YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIRST SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

SECOND SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Business Communication - I

Business Communication - II

Foundation Course - I

Foundation Course - II

Commerce ( Business Environment ) - I

Business Law -I

Business Economics - I

Financial Management – I

Financial accounting - (Elements of Financial Accounting) - I

Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas)-II

Information Technology in Accounting and Finance - I

Auditing (Introduction and Planning) – I

Business Mathematics

Information Technology in Accounting and Finance – II

SECOND YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) THIRD SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

FOURTH SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Financial Accounting - III (Special Accounting Areas)

Financial Accounting - IV (Special Accounting Areas)

Cost Accounting - II (Methods of Costing)

Management Accounting (Introduction

Auditing - II (Techniques of Auditing & Audit Procedures)

to Management Accounting)

Business Law - II (Business Regulatory Framework)

Business Law –III (The Companies Act 2013)

Business Economics - II (Macro Economics)

Research Methodology in Accounting & Finance

Information Technology in Accountancy - I

Information Technology in Accountancy - II

Foundation Course in Management - III (Introduction to Management)

Foundation Course in Commerce –IV (Indian Financial System)

Taxation - II (Indirect Taxes - II)

THIRD YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIFTH SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

SIXTH SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

Cost Accounting - III

Cost Accounting –IV

Financial Management - II

International Finance

Taxation III (Indirect Taxes - II)

Taxation –IV (Direct Taxes - II)

Management Applications

Economics – III (Indian Economy)

Financial Accounting - V

Financial Accounting -VII

Financial Accounting - VI

Internship based Project Work

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B.COM. (BANKING & INSURANCE) 1. ADMISSION

Eligibility for Admission to the Course A candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree course of B.Com. (B&I), shall have passed XII Std. examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent at one and the same sitting and should have secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% marks in aggregate in case of reserved category candidates.)

B.Com. (B & I) FIRST YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIRST SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

SECOND SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Business Communication - I

Business Communication - II

Foundation Course - I

Foundation Course - II

Business Economics - I

Organisational Behaviour

Principles of Management

Business Law

Environment & Management of Financial Services

Principles & Practices of Banking & Insurance

Financial Accounting - I

Financial Accounting II

Quantitative Methods - I

Quantitative Methods - II

SECOND YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) THIRD SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

FOURTH SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Financial Markets

Business Economics - II

Financial Management - I

Financial Management - II

Management Accounting

Cost Accounting

Direct Taxation

Corporate Law & Securities Law

Information Techonology in Banking & insurance - I

Information Technology in Banking & Insurance - II

Risk Management

Business Ethics and Corporate Governance

Foundation Course-III (Human Resource Management)

Foundation Course-IV (Introduction to International Business)

THIRD YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIFTH SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

SIXTH SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

Financial Reporting and Analysis

Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

Auditing - I

Auditing – II

Financial Services Management

Banking Aspects in Business

Acturial Analysis in Banking & Insurance

Marketing in Banking and Insurance

International Banking & Finance

Central Banking

Research Methodology

Internship based Project Work

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B.COM. (FINANCIAL MARKETS) Objectives

A) To create additional avenue of self-employment for students and to provide suitable and trained personnel for Financial Services Sector. B) To create awareness about the practical aspect of the theoretical concepts. C) To establish strong co-ordination between the Services Sector & the Institutions of Higher Education Eligibility for Admission to the Course A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce Degree Course shall have passed XII Std. examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at (40% in case of reserved category) one & the same sitting. Every Candidate admitted to the Degree Course in the Constituent/aﬃliated college/recognized institution conducting the course, shall have to register himself/herself with the University

B.Com. (F M) FIRST YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIRST SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

SECOND SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Business Communication - I

Business Communication - II

Foundation Course - I

Foundation Course - II

Business Environment

Accounting in Corporate Environment

Business Economics - I

Computer Skills - I

Financial Accounting - I

Financial Accounting - II

Introduction to Financial System

Principles of Management

Business Mathematics

Business Statistics

SECOND YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) THIRD SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

FOURTH SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Debt Markets - I

Debt Markets - II

Equity Markets - I

Equity Markets - II

Commodity Market

Commodity Derivatives

Foundation Course - III (Money Market)

Foundation Course - IV (Foreign Exchanges Market)

Management Accouting

Corporate Finance

Business Law - I

Business law - II

Computer Skills - II

Business Economics - II

THIRD YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIFTH SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

SIXTH SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

Marketing in Financial Services

Venture Capital & Private Equity

Corporate Accounitng

Organisational Behaviour

Equity Research

Strategic Corporate Finance

Direct Tax - Income Tax

Indirect tax - GST

Financial Derivatives

Risk Management

Business Ethics & Corporate Governance

Internship Based Project Work

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BACHELOR OF MASS MEDIA (B.M.M.) A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Degree course in Bachelor of Mass Media shall have passed XII Std. Examination of Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent from the Science, Arts or Commerce stream. The Streamwise Weightage of Merit List: Arts -50%, Commerce - 25% and Science - 25%.

FIRST YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) FIRST SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

SECOND SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Mass Communication

Eﬀective Communication Skills - II

Eﬀective Communication Skills - I

Political Concepts and the Indian Political System

Landmark Events of 20th Century world,

Introduction to Literature

India & Maharashtra

Principles of Marketing

Introduction to Economics

Media Psychology

Introduction to Sociology

Principles of Management

Introduction to Computers

SECOND YEAR (AUTONOMOUS) THIRD SEMESTER (SIX PAPERS)

FOURTH SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS)

Media Studies

Introduction to Journalism

Understanding Cinema

Introduction to Advertising

Creative Writing

Photography and Print Production

Introduction to Public Relations

TV & Radio

Introduction to Cultural Studies

Mass Media Research

Advance Computers

Organisational Behaviour

ADVERTISING THIRD YEAR ADVERTISING (AUTONOMOUS) FIFTH SEMESTER (Five Papers & One Project Paper)

SIXTH SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS) Advertising and Marketing Research

Advertising in Contemporary Society

Legal Environment and Advertising Ethics

Copywriting

Financial Management for Marketing and Advertising

Consumer Behaviour

Agency Management

Media Planning and Buying

The Principles and Practice of Direct Marketing

Brand Building

Contemporary Issues

Advertising Design (Project Paper)

Digital Media

JOURNALISM THIRD YEAR JOURNALISM (AUTONOMOUS) FIFTH SEMESTER (Five Papers & One Project Paper)

SIXTH SEMESTER (SEVEN PAPERS) Press Laws and Ethics

Reporting

Broadcast Journalism

Journalism and Public Opinion

Business and Magazine Journalism

Cross Media Writing & Editing Paper - I

Cross Media Writing & Editing Paper - II

Global and New Media

News Media Management

Indian Regional Journalism

Contemporary Issues

News Paper & Magazine Making

Digital Media

*In the third year, subject to availability of seats, students have to choose either Advertising or Journalism.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & COMPUTER SCIENCE B.SC. (IT) / (CS) Eligibility for Admission Eligibility for Admission A candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree course of B.Sc.(IT), shall have passed XII Std. examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent with mathematics and statistics as one of the subjects and should have secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate for Open Category and 40% marks in aggregate in case of Reserved Category candidates. Candidates who have passed diploma (Three years after Xth Std.) in Information Technology/Computer Technology/Computer Engineering/Computer Science/ Electrical / Electronics and Video Engineering and Allied Branches/Mechanical and Allied Branches, Civil and allied Branches are eligible for direct admission to the Second year of the B.Sc. (IT) degree course. a. No common entrance test will be conducted. Admission will be on merit, based on order of preference as follows: 1. Marks in Mathematics and statistics at H.S.C or Equivalent. 2. Aggregate marks at H.S.C (Std XII) or Equivalent. 3. Aggregate marks at S.S.C. (Std X) b. Candidates with post HSC - Diploma in Information Technology/Computer Technology/ Computer Engineering/Computer Science and Allied Branches will be eligible for direct admission to the Second year of the B.Sc. (IT) degree course. However, the diploma should be recognized by the board of technical education or any other recognized Govt. body. Minimum marks required 45% aggregate for Open Category Candidates and 40% aggregate for Reserved Category Candidates.

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION Internal assessment

25

External assessment

75

Theory of 75 marks and (Practical / Tutorial of 50 marks) are treated as separate heads of passing. 2. From F.Y. to S.Y. : If the students passes semester I & II OR A student fails in not more than two courses with not more than total 200 marks in each of the semester I & II. 3. From S.Y. to T.Y. : If the students passes semester I, II, III & IV OR A student has passed semester I & II but fails in not more than two courses with not more than total 200 marks in each of the semester III & IV. OR A student has passed semester III & IV but fails in not more than two courses with not more than total 200 marks in each of the semester I & II.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission [B.Sc. (C.S)] 1. A student is said to have passed if he / she secures 40% of marks allotted in each head of passing. Theory of 75 marks and (Practical / Tutorial of 50 marks) are treated as separate heads of passing. 2. From F.Y. to S.Y. : If the students passes semester I & II OR A student fails in not more than three courses with not more than total 300 marks in each of the semester I & II. 3. From S.Y. to T.Y. :

Practicals

If the students passes semester I, II, III & IV

Each practical course is conducted out of 50 marks.

OR

Semester VI has a project work that is evaluated for 200 marks

A student has passed semester I & II but fails in not more than three courses with not more than total 300 marks in each of the semester III & IV.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission [B.Sc. (I.T.)] 1. A student is said to have passed if he / she secures 40% of marks allotted in each head of passing.

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OR A student has passed semester III & IV but fails in not more than three courses with not more than total 300 marks in each of the semester I & II.

Grade Awarded The Grading System for B.Sc. (I.T.), B.Sc. (C.S.) & M.Sc. (I.T.) is as follows:

10 Point Grading System Marks

Grade Points

Grade

Performance

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O

Outstanding

70 - 79.99

9

A+

Excellent

60 - 69.99

8

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Very Good

55 - 59.99

7

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50 - 54.99

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5

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40 - 44.99

4

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F

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY B.SC. (IT) F.Y.I.T. (Autonomous)

F.Y.I.T. (Autonomous)

SEMESTER I

SEMESTER II

Introduction to Programming Fundamentals of Computers and Electronics Operating Systems Web Programming I Discrete Mathematics I Communication Skills

Programming and Application Development in Python Object Oriented Programming Database Management Systems I Web Programming II Discrete Mathematics II IT platforms, Tools and Practices

S.Y.I.T. (Autonomous)

S.Y.I.T. (Autonomous)

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER IV

Python Programming Data Structures Computer Networks Database Management Systems Applied Mathematics

Core Java Introduction to Embedded Systems Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques Software Engineering Computer Graphics and Animation

T.Y.I.T. (Autonomous)

T.Y.I.T. (Autonomous)

SEMESTER V

SEMESTER VI

Software Project Management Internet of Things Advanced Web Programming Artiﬁcial Intelligence Enterprise Java Project

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Software Quality Assurance Security in Computing Business Intelligence Principles of Geographic Information Systems IT Service Management Project

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE, B.SC. (CS) F.Y.C.S. (Autonomous)

F.Y.C.S. (Autonomous)

SEMESTER I

SEMESTER II

Introduction to Programming Fundamentals of Computers and Electronics Operating Systems Web Programming I Discrete Mathematics I Communication Skills

Programming and Application Development in Python Object Oriented Programming Database Management Systems I Web Programming II Discrete Mathematics II IT platforms, Tools and Practices

S.Y.C.S. (Autonomous)

S.Y.C.S. (Autonomous)

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER IV

Theory of Computation Core Java Operating System Database Management System Combinatorics and Graph theory Physical Computing and IoT Programming Web Programming

Fundamentals of Algorithm Advanced Java Computer Networks Software Engineering Linear Algebra Using Python .NET Technologies Android Developer Fundamentals

T.Y.C.S. (Autonomous)

T.Y.C.S. (Autonomous)

SEMESTER V

SEMESTER VI

Artiﬁcial Intelligence Software Testing and Quality Assurance Information and Network Security Wireless Sensor Networks and Mobile Communication Game Programming Project

Cloud Computing Cyber Forensics Digital Image Processing Data Science Ethical Hacking Project

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FACULTY OF SELF FINANCE COURSES BMS / BAF / BBI / BFM / BMM / B.SC. (IT/CS) Dr. (Mrs) Ancy Jose

Dr. Mona Mehta

M.Sc. Ph.D

Ph.D., M.B.A., M.Com., M.Phil., DAPR

Principal

Vice Principal

Mr. Galipelly Hanumantharao

Mrs. Kavita Shah

M.Com., PGDFM

M.A. (Eco), M.B.A. (Finance), M.Phil.

Mrs. Preethi Rao

Mrs. Sindhu P.M.

M.A. M.Phil

M.C.A., M.Phil.

Co-ordinator, B.M.S.

Placement-in-Charge and Co-ordinator, BMM

Co-ordinator, BAF/BBI/BFM

Co-ordinator, B.Sc.(IT)/ B.Sc. (CS) / M.Sc. (IT)

Mrs. Meha Mandawewala

Mrs. Gargi Dubey

Mrs. Sweety Garg

M.Com., M.Phil, PGDMM

M.Com., B.Ed., M.Phil, PGDMM

M.C.A.

Mrs. Poonam Shah

Mr. Nelson Daniel

Ms. Anisha Asirvatham

M.Com., M.Phil., PGDBM, ACFP.

M.A. (English)

M.C.A.

Mrs. Poonam Popat

Mrs. Kavita Rana

Mrs. Elizabeth Leah George

M.Com, MBA, P. G. Diploma in Taxation

M.Sc. (Maths)

M.Sc. Computer Technology

Mrs. Swapna Joshi

Mrs. Niramaye Deshpande

B.A., M.B.A.

M.C.A.

The capacity to learn is a gift; the ability to learn is a skill; the willingness to learn is a choice. -Brian Herbert

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NON - TEACHING STAFF OF SELF FINANCE SECTION Ms. Ujjwala Pattole

Mr. Prashant Baburao Mhatre

Library Clerk

System Analyst

Mr. Prashant Rajaram Narvekar

Mr. Abhishek Dattatray Keni

Junior Clerk

Computer Lab. Assistant

Mrs. Sushmita Surendra Thakur

Mr. Jignesh Hasmukh Bariya

Junior Clerk

Computer Lab. Assistant

Ms. Kasandra Bengit Gudinho

Mr. Hemant Naresh Adbal

Junior Clerk

Computer Lab. Assistant

Mrs. Swati Sawant

Mr. Rishikesh Rane

Junior Clerk

Computer Lab. Assistant

Mr. Kundan Karalkar

Mr. Vikas Shigvan

Junior Clerk

Computer Lab. Technician

Mr. Anand Narayan Gavhane

Ms. Aishwarya Kanke

Junior Clerk

Telephone Operator

Ms. Megha Sutar Junior Clerk

SUPPORT STAFF Mr. Dinesh S. Koli

Mr. Shashikant Chunilal Shendge

Mr. Shashikant Sundar Shinde

Mr. Dinesh S. Jadhav

Ms. Kalpana Dharmendra Wagh

Mr. Jayesh Sabale

Ms. Sayeli Sanjay Bane

Mr. Amar Mahakal

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NEW VENTURES B.A. Honours in Apparel Design and Construction (Fashion Designing)

01

B.Com. Honours in International Accounting

02

B.Com. Honours in Actuarial Studies

03

B.M.S. in Sports Management

04

Master of Sports Management

05

Master of Arts in Psychology

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B.A. Honours in Apparel Design and Construction (Fashion Designing) FIRST YEAR

FIRST YEAR

SEMESTER I

SEMESTER II

Environmental Studies Fundamental Textile Science Fashion Studies and Illustration Part-I Pattern Making and Apparel Construction Part-I History of India Costumes

Business Communication Grooming and Personality Development Fashion Studies and Illustration Part-II Pattern Making and Apparel Construction Part-II History of World Costume

SECOND YEAR

SECOND YEAR

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER IV

Styling Textile Design Technique Appreciation of Textile Crafts Advanced Apparel Construction Part-I Advanced Fashion Studies and Illustration

Fashion Event Management Indian Embroidery Working with Vectors (Photo shop) Draping and Advance Draping Fashion Show Project and Portfolio

THIRD YEAR

THIRD YEAR

SEMESTER V

SEMESTER VI

Accessories Designing Working with Bitmaps (Corel Draw) Advance Apparel Construction Part-II Fashion Retail and E Tail

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Textile Care and Conservation Merchandising Fashion Workshop and Research Fashion Branding

B.COM. HONOURS IN INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING FIRST YEAR

FIRST YEAR

SEMESTER I

SEMESTER II

SECOND YEAR

SECOND YEAR

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER IV

Environmental Studies Accounting with Tally Accountant in Business (F1) Financial Accounting (F3) GE-1 Generic Elective a. Micro Economics b. Business Mathematics

Tax Planning Taxation (F6) Financial Reporting (F7) Part-I Financial Reporting (F7) Part-II Audit and Assurance (F8) Part-I

Business Communication Course on Soft Skills Performance Management (F5) Management Accounting (F2) GE-2 Generic Elective a. Macro Economics b. Business Statistics

E-Commerce Corporate and Business Law (F4) Audit and Assurance (F8) Part-II Financial Management (F9) Part-I Financial Management (F9) Part-II

THIRD YEAR

THIRD YEAR

SEMESTER V

SEMESTER VI

Core Course

Core Course

Strategic Business Reporting Part-I Strategic Business Reporting Part-II Business Research Methods

Strategic Business Leader Part-I Strategic Business Leader Part-II Research Project Work

Discipline Specific Elective

Discipline Specific Elective

a. Companies Act, 2013 b. Introduction to Advance Performance Management c. Risk Management d. Banking and Insurance

a. International Business b. Introduction to Advance Financial Management c. Goods & Services Tax d. Corporate Accounting

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B.COM. HONOURS IN ACTUARIAL STUDIES FIRST YEAR

FIRST YEAR

SEMESTER I

SEMESTER II

Foundation Course Actuarial Statistics 1A (Theory + Practical) Actuarial Statistics 1B (Theory + Practical) Actuarial Accounting 1 (Theory) R Programing (Practical)

Environmental Studies Actuarial Statistics 2A (Theory + Practical) Actuarial Statistics 2B (Theory + Practical) Actuarial Accounting 2 (Theory) Advanced Excel with Macros (Practical)

SECOND YEAR

SECOND YEAR

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER IV

Actuarial Mathematics 1A (Theory) Actuarial Mathematics 1B (Theory) Actuarial Mathematics 1C (Theory) Actuarial Mathematics 1 (Practical) Insurance Principles and Designing of Insurance Products (Theory + Practical)

Actuarial Mathematics 2A (Theory) Actuarial Mathematics 2B (Theory) Actuarial Mathematics 2C (Theory) Actuarial Mathematics 2 (Practical) Data Analytics (Theory + Practical)

THIRD YEAR

THIRD YEAR

SEMESTER V

SEMESTER VI

Core Course

Core Course

Actuarial Economics 1 Actuarial Business Management Actuarial Project – 1 Discipline Specific Elective

Any one from DSE Group A DSE Group A Subjects 1. Securities Laws 2. Life Insurance 3. Employee Beneﬁts and Laws 4. Financial Reporting Standards Actuarial Business Communication 1

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Actuarial Economics 2 Insurance Laws Actuarial Project – 2 Discipline Specific Elective

Any one from DSE Group B DSE Group B Subjects 1. Social Insurance 2. Non-life Insurance 3. Health Insurance 4. Finance and Investment Actuarial Business Communication 2

B.M.S (SPORTS MANAGEMENT) FIRST YEAR SEMESTER I Principles of Management Business Economics Business Communication & Soft Skills Fundamentals of Sports & New Age Dynamics Leadership Principles in Sports Basics of Practical Sports Management - I (Training)

FIRST YEAR SEMESTER II Human Resource Management Marketing Management Management of Sports Leagues & Teams Sports Facilities Planning & Management Sports Equipment & Technology Management Basics of Practical Sports Management - II (Training)

SECOND YEAR

SECOND YEAR

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER IV

Sports & Entertainment Marketing Sports Funding & Financial Management Sports Media, Broadcasting & Journalism PR, Sponsorship & Advertising in Sports Sports Event Management Professional Industry Engagement (Training)

Brand Management Sports Law & Risk Management Global Sports Tourism Sports Health & Nutrition Sports Psychology Work Based Learning Route (Internship)

THIRD YEAR

THIRD YEAR

SEMESTER V

SEMESTER VI

Media Management Ethics & Governance International Sports Management Sports Training & Tactics Entrepreneurship & Project Management Advanced Practical Sports Management (Internship)

Final Project (Research, Conceptualization & Ideation, Brainstorming, Data Collection, Analysis, Planning, Blue Print, Team Planning, Organization Structure, Time Management, Resource Management, Production & Operations, Logistics, Technical Requirement, Advertising & Marketing, Finance Management)

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MASTER OF SPORTS MANAGEMENT FIRST YEAR SEMESTER I Fundamentals of Sports & New Age Dynamics Management of Sports Leagues & Teams Sports Facilities Planning & Management Leadership Principles in Sports Sports Equipment & Technology Management Basics of Practical Sports Management - I

FIRST YEAR SEMESTER II Sports & Entertainment Marketing Sports Funding & Financial Management Sports Media, Broadcasting & Journalism PR, Sponsorship & Advertising in Sports Sports Event Management Basics of Practical Sports Management - II

SECOND YEAR

SECOND YEAR

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER IV

Media Management Ethics & Governance Sports Law & Risk Management Global Sports Tourism Sports Health & Nutrition Professional Industry Engagement (Practical Training)

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Tourism Marketing Sports Psychology International Sports Management Entrepreneurship & Project Management Sports Training & Tactics Final Project Report

MASTER OF ARTS M.A. (PSYCHOLOGY) FIRST YEAR

FIRST YEAR

SEMESTER I

SEMESTER II

Positive Psychology Personality Psychology Educational Psychology Research Methods in Psychology Practicals in Psychology

Applied Cognitive Psychology Psychological Capital Child Psychology Statistics in Psychology Practicals in Psychology: Testing & Psychometrics

SECOND YEAR

SECOND YEAR

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER IV

Industrial Psychology Organizational Behavior Human Resource Management Consumer Behavior Fieldwork & Dissertation

Human Resource Development Organization Development Cultural Psychology Relationships Workplace Relationships Fieldwork & Dissertation

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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY M.SC.(IT) The Master of Science in Information Technology is a two - year post graduate degree course of University of Mumbai. It encompasses 14 subjects, 860 hours per year of teaching, 960 hours per year of computer laboratory experiments, workshops, seminars, industrial visits and other practical work experience. After a merit list and a rigorous selection process which includes personal interviews, a privileged few join Information Technology Department of Nagindas Khandwala College of Commerce, Arts and Management Studies and Shantaben Nagindas Khandwala College of Science to embark upon an exciting academic journey. Information Technology Department consists of the two most modern laboratories: a computer lab and an electronic lab. Each lab consist of state of the art modern equipment where all the experiments and practicals prescribed in syllabus of University of Mumbai can be undertaken. The computer lab consist of hi-tech ultra modern hardware and softwares.

SUBJECTS OF ALL TERMS FIRST YEAR M.Sc. (I.T.) Semester - I

M.Sc. (I.T.) Semester - II

Data Mining with Introduction to Data Science

Mobile Computing

Distributed Systems

Advanced Computer Networks

Data Analysis Tools

Cloud Computing and Ubiquitous System

Software Testing

Advanced Database Systems

SECOND YEAR M.Sc. (I.T.) Semester - III Embedded Systems Information Security Management Elective 1. : Artiﬁcial neural Networks/ Virtualization Elective 2. : Digital Image Processing/ Ethical hacking

M.Sc. (I.T.) Semester - IV Artiﬁcial Intelligence IT Infrastructure Management Elective 1.: Intelligent Systems / Real time Embedded Systems/ Computer Forensics Elective 2. : Advanced Image Processing/Design of Embedded Control Systems/ Cloud Management Project

FACULTY MEMBERS Sindhu P. M. M.Com., PGDFM, M.C.A., M .Phil. Comp. Sc.

Elizabeth Leah George M.Sc. Computer Technology

Sofia Joseph M.Sc

Dimple Bavlecha M.Sc. Electronics

Maria Muthukumar M.Sc (IT)

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MASTER OF COMMERCE (M.Com.) Year of Commencement: 2002-03 "r;1b-Ѵbv-ঞomĹ I) Accountancy II) Management

FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. Vijay G. Suchak

Dr. Kavita Kalkoti

CA (Dr.) Reena Desai

(Vice Principal & Co-ordinator) M.Com., M.Phil., LL.B., Dip. in Ad & PR

M.Com., Ph.D., M.B.A.

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

Dr. Mona Mehta (Vice Principal- Self Finance)

Mrs. Meha Mandawewala

CA (Dr.) Rupal Shah

M. Com., M.Phil., PGDMM

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

CA (Dr.) Varsha Ainapure

Dr. Marine Pereira

M.Com., LL.B., Ph.D.

M.Com., Ph.D, F.C.A., PDF(USA)

M.A. Ph.D.

Mr. Vinay Prabhu

CA Vasudeo S. Manudhane

Mr. Monikantan Nair

M.A.

M.Com., F.C.A.

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

Ph.D., M.B.A., M.Com., M.Phil., DAPR

Dr. Bharat M. Pithadia

VISITING FACULTY Dr. (Mrs.) G.Rajalakshmy

CA Mitul Sanghani

Mr. Satish Bandre

CA Hardik Thakkar

CA (Mrs.) Mrinmayee Limaye

M. COM. PART I Sem - I

Sem - II

Strategic Management

Research Methodology for Business

Economics for Business Decisions - Micro Economics

Economics for Business Decision -

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Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

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M. COM. PART II No. of Courses 1 1,2 and 3

Semester III

Credits

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2

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4

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1

18

06

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No. of Courses

1,2 and 3

Semester IV

Credits

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2

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24

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*List of group of Elective Courses (EC) for Semester III (Any Three out of Five)

1

** List of group of Elective Courses (EC) for Semester IV (Any Three out of Five)

Group A: Advanced Accounting, Corporate Accounting and Financial Management 1

Advanced Financial Accounting

1

Corporate Financial Accounting

2

Direct Tax

2

Indirect Tax: Introduction of GST

3

Advanced Costing

3

Financial Management

4

Advanced Auditing

4

International Financial Reporting Standards

5

Financial Services

5

Personal Financial Planning

Group B: Business Studies (Management) 1

Rural Marketing

1

Supply Chain Management and Logistics

2

Entrepreneurship

2

Brand Management

3

Organizational Behaviour

3

Management of Business Relations

4

Human Resource Management

4

Advertising and Sales Management

5

Marketing Strategies and Practices

5

Tourism Management

Group C : Banking & Finance 1

Banking Law and Practices

1

Cooperative Banking System

2

(Skill based) Legal Framework of Banking

2

Financial Institutions and Markets

3

Commercial Bank Management

3

Accounting and Auditing of Banking

4

Investment Management Analysis

4

International Finance

5

Financial Risk Management

5

Financial Services

Group D : E-Commerce 1

Database Management System

1

E-Commerce Security and Law

2

Internet & Web-Designing (skill based)

2

Advance technology for E-Commerce

3

Network Infrastructure and Payment System

3

Management Information System

4

Logistic & supply Chain Management in E-Commerce

4

Digital Marketing

5

Business Models in E-Commerce & ICT Applications

5

International Business, Law and Taxation

Group E : Business Economics 1

Economics of Growth and Development

1

Urban Economics

2

Applied Econometrics

2

Entrepreneurship and family business

3

Agriculture Economics

3

Indian Financial system

4

Monetary Economics

4

International Economics

5

Industrial Economics

5

Economics of Services

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MASTER OF ARTS M.A. (Economics) Our College proudly introduced M.A. in Economics from the Academic year 2007-08 on receiving permission from the University of Mumbai. Our College was the ﬁrst college in the Western Suburbs to oﬀer this post-graduation course.

Eligibility

Faculty Mambers

B.A. in Economics from any recognised University. Graduates from other Disciplines have to clear a Change of Faculty Test

Highlights Highly qualiﬁed and experienced faculty. Small batches of students and personal academic attention.

Dr. Marina B. Pereira

Dr. Sangeeta Dubey

(Co-ordinator) M.A., Ph.D.

M.A., Ph.D.

Dr. Ruchi Sagar

Dr. Shubhangi Vartak

M.A., Ph.D.

M.A., Ph.D.

Mr. Monikantan Nair

Veronika Barla

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

M.A., M.Com.

Dr. Madhukar Dalvi

Dr. Latha Krishnan

M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D

M.A., Ph.D.

Well–stocked and fully computerised library.

Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm. -Winston Churchill CORE PAPERS SUBJECTS OF ALL TERMS PART I - Semester I

M.Sc. (I.T.) Semester - II

Microeconomics - l

Microeconomics - II

Macroeconomics - l

Macroeconomics - II

Development Economics

Public Economics

Statistical Methods in Economics

Mathematical Techniques for Economists

ELECTIVES SECOND YEAR PART II - Semester III

M.Sc. (I.T.) Semester - IV

Economics of Agricultural Production & Rural Markets

Agricultural Development & Policy

International Trade: Theory & Policy

International Finance

Industrial Economics

Economics of Human Development

Banking: Theory & Policy

Project - 100 marks

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MASTER OF ARTS M.A. (Geography) Faculty Mambers Prof. Dr. Moushumi Datta Co-ordinator M.Sc., M.B.A., Ph.D.(Geography), Ph.D. (Management)

Ms. Amrita Agrawal

Dr. Chandani Bhattacharjee M.A. Ph.D

M.A.

Ms. Shweta Ranade

Ms. Vrushale Panchal

Dr. Prakash Dongre

M.Sc.

M.A., Ph.D.

Former Prof. Dr. Dipti Mukherji

Ms. Jayeeta Datta

Former Prof. Dr. V. S. Phadke

M.A., Ph.D., Ph.D. (Management)

M.Sc.

M.Sc., Ph.D.

M.Sc.

Tutorials, seminars, ﬁeld-work, in addition to regular lectures, form the core part of the teaching programme. During the course, the students receive substantial exposure to the fundamentals of computer system and experience of handling them for various applications including GIS. The Department has a large collection of topographical maps, thematic maps, weather maps, models and atlases.

Semester – I

Semester – II

Subject Code Course Title

Subject Code Course Title

101

Principles in Geomorphology

201

Oceanograpgy and Hydrology

102

Principles of Climatology

202

Geoinformatics

103

Perspective in Human Geography

203

Socio - Cultural and Political Geography

104

Spatial Organisation of Economic Activities

204

Urban Geography

Practical components based on 101 and 102 105

Tools and Techniques of Spatial Analysis - I

Practical components based on 103 and 104 106

Tools and Techniques of Spatial Analysis- II

Practical components based on 201 and 202 205

Tools and Techniques of Spatial Analysis - III

Practical components based on 103 and 104 106

Tools and Techniques of Spatial Analysis- IV

Semester – III

Semester – IV

Subject Code Course Title

Subject Code Course Title

301

Research Methodology in Geography

401

Geo-informatics and Healthcare

302

Climatology of Tropics

402

Ecology and Environment

303

Geography of South Asia with special Ref. to India

403

Dissertation

304

Tool and Techniques of Spatial Analysis - V

305

Tools and Techniques of Spatial Analysis - VI

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PH.D. SECTION Our college is a Ph.D Centre in Commerce (Banking and Finance) and (Business Management), Ph.D Centre in Geography of University of Mumbai. Dr. G K Kalkoti Research Guide for Ph.D in Commerce. (Banking and Finance)

Dr. V M Ainapure Research Guide for Ph.D in Commerce (Business Management), University of Mumbai.

Prof. Dr. Moushumi Datta Research Guide in Geography, University of Mumbai.

Dr. Kavita G Kalkoti Research Guide for Ph.D in Commerce. (Banking and Finance), University of Mumbai. She will start registering students soon.

Dr. Prakash Dongre Research Guide in Geography, University of Mumbai.

Facilities offered Provision of Reading Room for Research Scholars in the Library. Wi-Fi facility in the Library/Campus. Around 120 periodicals, 30 online journals and one database subscribed by the Library. Scanning and printing facilities. The Library’s Internet Facility Centre provides free-of-cost internet facility for the faculty and students. Oﬃcial online blog, video channel, and photo archive. Our faculty members, alongside teaching, are also constantly engaged in research.

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NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE SHORT TERM COURSES (AUTONOMOUS)

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INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS

Nagindas Khandwala College (NKC) and University of South Carolina Beaufort has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) to promote international and intercultural understanding and academic cooperation and collaboration. The college is also entered into MoU with University of Frazer Valley, Vancouver, Canada for IT/CS students. It is an unique programmes where the students can study for two years in Nagindas Khandwala College and two years at Frazer Valley University. The student will be awarded the under graduation degree from Frazer Valley University. Royal Roads University oﬀers a similar option of 2+2 for the commerce students. Our college has signed a MoU with this University also. An MoU is also under the way with University of Canberra, Australia for 2+1+1 ½ years programme i.e. two years in Nagindas Khandwala College, one year in University of Canberra to complete the under graduation programme followed by 1 ½ year of MBA programme. The programme will also be applicable to the Commerce students.

Mumbai, India

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University of Frazer Valley, Canada

Lakehead University, Canada

Royal Roads University, Canada

University of South Carolina Beaufort , South Carolina

UFV is located in the beautiful Fraser Valley just east of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) is a fully accredited, public University that enrolls approximately 15,000 students per year. UFV has campuses and locations in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission, Hope and Agassiz, and a growing presence in Chandigarh, India. Drive any direction and you are sure to ﬁnd adventure. In less than an hour, you can get to ski hills, the ocean, or the City of Vancouver. Or drive ﬁve minutes to visit the USA. Even during the winter months, the Fraser Valley remains green, averaging only a few days of snow each year. You can enjoy nature all year-round, choosing from a range of fun activities, including hiking, swimming, biking, rafting, golﬁng, ﬁshing, snowboarding, skiing, and more.

Program for B.Sc. IT / Computer Science Bachelor of Computer Information and Systems

Specialization

Career Expectations

Software Development

Software Development

Project Management

Systems and Networking

Systems Analysis and Design

Computer Security

Cyber Security

User Interface Design and Human Factors

Network Design and Administration

Program Structure

YEAR

1

Khandwala College BSC IT/CS

End User Support

Web and Database Design and Programming

YEAR

2

Khandwala College BSC IT/CS

YEAR

Management of Technology

3

UFV - BCIS

YEAR

4

UFV - BCIS

Work Opportunities Oﬀ Campus Work Permit: 20 hours per week during the program Full time work during vacation- (May to August) - 4 months Post-Graduation Work Permit: Eligible for equal duration of program up to 3 years Learn more at www.cic.gc.ca

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RRU is located in one of Canada’s most beautiful National Historic Sites. Royal Roads University has a long history of excellence. In 2015, RRU celebrated 75 years of leadership and learning - 55 years as a military college and 20 years as a public applied research university. RRU understands the need and aspiration of their students, and have created options to deliver an educational experience beyond imagination. Their cohort model features group-based course work, providing a resource of like-minded peers, they ensure the learners growth with their program.

Program for BMS & BAF Bachelor of Business Administration in Sustainability & International Business (BBA)

Career Expectations Social and environmental entrepreneurs Business administrators and general managers Business specialists within small to medium sized enterprises in areas of green technology, sustainable energy, fair trade, etc. Government and Non-Governmental Organizations (local and international) involved in economic development, business development and community planning Sustainability specialists or sustainability trainers within larger organizations Work Opportunities Oﬀ Campus Work Permit: 20 hours per week during the program Post-Graduation Work Permit: eligible for equal duration of program up to 3 years Learn more at www.cic.gc.ca

YEAR

1

Khandwala College BMS/BAF

YEAR

2

Khandwala College BMS/BAF

YEAR

3

RRU - BBA

Work Opportunities Oﬀ Campus Work Permit: 20 hours per week during the program Post-Graduation Work Permit: Eligible for equal duration of program up to 3 years Learn more at www.cic.gc.ca

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YEAR

4

RRU - BBA

Program for BMM Bachelor of Arts in Professional Communication (BAPC)

Career Expectations Advertising Broadcasting Business Communication and Health Care/Social Services Government/Politics Television/Film Producer/Director International relations and negotiations Journalism (Print or Electronic) Public relations Theatre/Performing arts

YEAR

1

Khandwala College BMM

YEAR

2

Khandwala College BMM

YEAR

3

3 RRU - BAPC 1 year (12months) Accelerated

Lakehead University is a place to live and learn. Dynamic, modern, and highly learner-centered, all their students are valued as leaders of tomorrow. Both campuses in Thunder Bay and Orillia promise the total university experience, a blend of academic excellence and opportunity with a rich variety of social and recreational activities. The university also promises excellence in research: Lakehead is the proud host to 9 Canada Research Chairs and revolutionary facilities such as our world-renowned Paleo-DNA laboratory and the Bio-reﬁning Research Institute.

Proposed programs for BMS / BAF / BA Psychology

YEAR

1

Khandwala College

YEAR

2

Khandwala College

YEAR Lakehead University

3

YEAR

4

Lakehead University

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INTER-COLLEGIATE EVENTS Choonilal Girdharlal Memorial Rolling Table Tennis Trophy - An Inter-Collegiate Table Tennis Tournament. An Inter-Collegiate Table Tennis Tournament named Choonilal Girdharlal Memorial Table Tennis Tournament is conducted annually. Large number of students from colleges in Mumbai and Thane participate. We have already conducted this tournament successfully for twelve consecutive years.

Kiran - A Seminar An Inter-Collegiate Seminar ‘Kiran’ organized every year by BMS Section is one of the most prestigious educational activities wherein contemporary themes are selected and eminent speakers having immense industrial exposure and expertise in the respective ﬁelds, are invited to share their experience.

Mirage - An Inter-Collegiate Festival B.M.S. Organizes an Inter-Collegiate competitive festival ‘Mirage’, which includes academic, cultural and sports events. Activities such as Foot Ball, Cricket, Volleyball, Crocker, Business Monopoly, Business Blues, Ad Mad, Road rage, T-shirt Painting, Tug of War, Dance, Fashion Show, DJ Hunt and Marketing Case Study among the students of B.M.S. This is a very popular festival all over Mumbai.

Zestech - An Inter-Collegiate Festival B.Sc. (I.T.) Faculty has started the tradition of Inter-Collegiate Festival ZESTECH. Sports events like Cricket, Volley Ball, Table Tennis, and French Cricket, Cultural and Literary events like Mind Mates, War of Words, Mr. and Miss Zestech, Vogue - The Fashion Show, Debugging and Project Exhibition attract a large number of students from all over Mumbai.

contemporary themes in Finance Sector are selected for discussion. Eminent speakers are invited to address on the topics. Students of various colleges pursuing this course are invited to participate.

Pravaah - An Inter-Collegiate Festival B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) and B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) and B. Com. (Financial Market) organise Intercollegiate festival. It includes sports, cultural as well as management games. The festival is gaining popularity amongst colleges in Mumbai.

Montage - A Seminar BMM (Bachelor of Mass Media) organises an Inter-Collegiate seminar ‘Montage’. It focuses on mass media related themes and eminent personalities, celebrities from print and electronic media are invited as resource persons; to address various sessions in the Seminar.

Arth Utsav An Inter-Collegiate competition for students concerning the subject, ‘Economics’.

Springz - An Inter-Collegiate Festival An Inter-Collegiate youth Festival organised by the Aided Section of the Degree College. It is gaining popularity among colleges in Mumbai, with participation increasing every year.

Revive - A Seminar It is an Inter-Collegiate Seminar where prominent youth motivational speakers are invited every year.

Madhuban - Book Fair

Photofelia

For more than ten years, the College has been organizing a book fair wherein many publishing houses and agencies from all over india display and sell their books at discounts to students and all Visitors. The fair is open to all. The fair is a much-awaited event.

The Photography Club of the Degree college initiated the ﬁrst ever Photography Festival ‘Photofelia’ for aspiring photographers.

TEAM (Together Everyone Achieves More)

Aspire

The college has pioneered in providing a much needed platform for non-teaching staﬀ for showing their talent by organizing ‘Team’, a festival for the non-teaching staﬀ of colleges from Mumbai region. This festival incorporates cultural and sports events like Best Dress, Mehendi, Rangoli, Carrom., Quiz, Antakshari and Cricket.

Quest - A Seminar B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) and B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) and B. Com. (Financial Market) organize an Inter-Collegiate academic event ‘Quest’. In this seminar

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INTRA COLLEGE EVENTS Aspire is an Intra-College Drama competition among the ﬁrst year students of both Junior & Degree College.

Aagman The College has begun an Intra College annual festival ‘Aagman’, full of sports and cultural events.

Symphony It’s an annual music and drama event open for Junior, Degree & PG students. It hunts for talent among students. Celebrity judges are invited for the grand ﬁnale.

COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS, PRIZES AND AWARDS Niharika ‘Niharika’, the annual magazine of the college is an ideal platform for students for displaying their writing skills. English, Hindi, Marathi & Gujarati poems, articles, pictures contributed by the students and faculties ﬁnd a place in ‘Niharika’. It also gives a brief report of all activities conducted in the College.

Khandwala Times ‘Khandwala Times’, a quarterly newsletter of the College, reports news pertaining to the College.

Website Students can get information regarding examination schedule, notices, attendance position, faculties and admission procedures for various courses on our College website www.khandwalacollege. ac.in. The plan to provide online interactive sessions between diﬀerent teaching faculties and students is in the pipeline.

Khandwala Publishing House The KPH is the oﬃcial publication unit of our College. It aims to publish scholarly books on pertinent issues on varied subjects. The KPH has already got ten ISBNs from the ISBN agency to publish books.

Prizes & Awards 1. Deepak S. Bansal Memorial Award This award is given to the student of the college passing the T.Y.B.Com. Examination with the highest aggregate marks. 2. Bhailalbhai J. Patel Merit Prize (Donated by the Malad Sanstha Congress Sarvajanik Trust, Malad) This prize is given to the student of the college who passes the T.Y.B.A. Examination securing the highest aggregate marks. 3. Ramanbhai Patel Merit Prize The prize is given to the winner of the Gujarati Sahitya Mandals Sugam Sangeet Competition. 4. Sheriﬀ Lion Ashok Mehta Excellency Award This award is given to the Best Student of the College for outstanding overall performance. 5. Shri. Dattatraya Anant Thakur Memorial Prize This prize is given to ‘Best Sportsperson of the year’ in the Degree College. 6. Shri. Ajit Ram Ailawadi Memorial Prize This prize is given to the student of the college securing highest marks in the subject of Business law in S.Y.B.Com.

7. The Sane Guruji Memorial Prize This award is for Marathi subject in Arts stream of University of Mumbai. This prize is given by Mrs. Shraddha Daggaonkar to the B.C. Girl student of the Arts stream of the college, securing the highest marks in the Marathi subject examination of University of Mumbai. 8. Shri Choonilal Girdharlal Memorial Prize Choonilal Girdharlal Foundation gives this prize to the student of the college passing the T.Y.B.M.S. Examination with the highest aggregate marks. 9. M/s. K. Dipen & Co. Prize Prize for Toppers in Accounting subject. 10. Shri. Mukesh Mehta Prize Prize for Best Sports Person 11. Mr. Sushant Bangera Prize Prize for Best Student. 12. Shri. Deepak Shukla Prizes For rank at T.Y.B.Com./B.A. or Topper at T.Y.B.Com For topper at T.Y.B.Com. in Accountancy Paper I For topper at T.Y.B.Com. in Direct and Indirect Taxation. 13. Smt. Panna Shukla Prizes For Girls for recognition at State/National level NCC/NSS/ Sports (Two Prizes). For the Best Original article by a student, selected for ‘Niharika’. For the Best Student in recognition of Oratory Skills or Singing. 14. S. Jayakumar Ebenezer Memorial Award For the Best Outgoing Students of the Self Finance Section based on overall contribution in curricular and extra-curricular activities. 15. Lakshmi Krishnamurti Endowment Award One each from F.Y.B.B.I. & S.Y.B.B.I. - Award for students who basically hail from a weak ﬁnancial background but who have the potential to work hard. 16. Incentives for ‘Sports Achievers’ At the end of the year, awards / cash prizes are given to the students for their outstanding performance in sports. The Cash prizes are decided by a Committee depending upon the student’s achievements.

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MKES COLLEGE OF LAW COURSES The College admits students for the following courses of the University of Mumbai: 1. The Five Years Integrated Law Course BACHELOR OF LEGAL SCIENCE (B.L.S): Five Year Integrated Law Course 2. The Three Years Course BACHELOR OF LAW (LL.B): Three Years Law Course

ACCA PROFESSIONAL INTERNATIONAL COURSE ON ACCOUNTING Nagindas Khandwala College and ACCA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in 2015 for collaboration and joint delivery of an ACCA programme. ACCA (the association of Chartered Certiﬁed Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants. It oﬀers business-relevant qualiﬁcation to people around the world who seek a rewarding career in accountancy, Finance and Management. The Joint programme entails a student completing the entire ACCA qualiﬁcation alongside their Bachelor’s Degree in India. The classes are run on campus itself through professional trainers from a learning partner of ACCA UK. Students can take exams in the College Campus. The programme allows students to collect qualiﬁcations like the Diploma in Accounting and Business as well as the Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business from ACCA while studying for the ACCA Qualiﬁcation. Students with an aspiration to earn a globally recognized Bachelor’s Degree also have the opportunity to qualify for a BSc in Applied Accounting form Oxford Brookes University UK, en route to becoming an ACCA qualiﬁed professional. ACCA supports its 170,000 members and 436,000 students in 180 countries, helping them to develop successful careers in accounting and business, with the skills required by employers. The ﬁrst batch out college has so far ﬁnished three paper successfully . For information about ACCA, please refer to www.accaglobal.com

BSGDs’ Jr. College of Commerce, Arts & Science Course leading to HSC Certificate in Commerce, Arts & Science Graduate Programmes B.Com., B.Com. Honours in International Accounting, B.Com. Honours in Actuarial Studies, B.A. (Economics), B.A. (Geography), B.A. (Psychology), B.A. Honours in Apparel Design and Construction (Fashion Designing), B.M.S., B.M.S. in Sports Management, B.Com. (A&F), B.Com. (B&I), B.Com. (F.M.), B.M.M., B.Sc. (IT), B.Sc. (C.S.) Post Graduate Programmes M.Com, M.A. (Economics), M.A. (Geography), M.Sc. (IT), M.A. (Psychology), Master of Sports Management Ph.D. Centre Ph.D. in Commerce (Banking and Finance- University of Mumbai) Ph.D. in Commerce (Business Management – University of Mumbai) Ph.D. in Geography- University of Mumbai AUTONOMOUS Re- Accredited by NAAC 3rd Cycle with ‘A’ Grade (CGPA 3.32) ISO 9001 : 2015 Re-Certified NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS & MANAGEMENT STUDIES & SHANTABEN NAGINDAS KHANDWALA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE THE BOMBAY SUBURBAN GRAIN DEALERS’ JUNIOR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, ARTS AND SCIENCE Gate No. 5, Bhavishya Bharat Campus, Malad (West), Mumbai 400064 Maharashtra, India nagindaskhandwala 91-22-28072262, 28085424, 28013433, 28086427, Fax: 91-22-28650461 [email protected] Website : www.nkc.ac.in