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Claras College of Commerce Prospectus (2020-2021)
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Our Vision Our vision is to provide value based eduction with new innovations and ideas, so that our pupils grow into aesthetically rich, intellectually aware and integrated young people, capable of fulfilling their dreams and aspirations.
Our Mission Our mission is to instill qualities of leadership, ethics, values of good citizenship and above all of a good human being through both modern and traditional education.
Content Children Welfare Centre Trust.................................................................2 Clara’s College of Commerce..................................................................3 Campus Activities................................................................................ 4-5 Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)......................................................... 6-7 Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S) ......................................... 8-9 Bachelor of Accounts & Finance (B.A.F) ..............................................10 Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia & Mass Commuication (B.A.M.M.C) ...... 11 Master of Commerce (M.Com) (Advanced Accountancy).....................12 Admission Procedure...................................................................... 13-17 Endowment Prizes................................................................................17 Guidelines for Library...................................................................... 18-19 Rules & Regulations........................................................................ 20-22 Refund of Fees......................................................................................23 Administrative Details...................................................................... 23-24
“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” Benjamin Franklin “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela
CHILDREN WELFARE CENTRE TRUST
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uality education provides students the knowledge, skills, and confidence to reach their full potential. Children who are blessed with education of the highest quality qualify as better human beings and ensure that the message of universal citizenship remains strong. A few committed persons pledged their efforts and wisdom to set up Children Welfare Centre Trust with this very intention. The institution offers advanced education programs within the ever expanding geographical and cosmopolitan extent of the city. Registered under the Public Trust Act, 1950 it caters to the holistic development of every student and strives to ensure that the objectives of education percolate into every strata of society.
The institution boasts of infrastructure to suit contemporary teaching and learning needs. Well equipped with an inhouse science laboratory, the Centre also has computer labs, audio visual room, library, as well as recreational facilities. The concern of the management to provide the best facilities is evident from the clean and hygienically maintained rest rooms and canteen. More than 250 trained and proficient teachers contribute immensely to academic and personal development of students through mentoring and coaching. Each of them is equally responsible for building the values of honesty, respect and diligence in the students.
Children Welfare Centre, currently in its 40th year of existence, continues its sustained mission by making laudable inroads in the arena of education.
Children Welfare Centre has a proven track record that leads the present objectives towards better opportunities and prospects. It has been aptly rewarded for its performance. It was named the Best School in K-West Ward by the Education Department of Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai in the past. Mr. Ajay Kaul, the Honorary Principal of the institution, was the recipient of the State Award for the Best Teacher in the year 2002-2003.
The progress and success of its students and alumni is testimony to the tremendous efforts of the founder members and teachers in preparing them for lifelong learning with a positive approach. The relationship forged with the parents and the society at large remains the edifice for the progress made by the institution over the years. Located in the bustling suburban locality of Andheri, Children Welfare Centre is well connected with the rest of the city. The institution is well fenced and provides a safe and tranquil ambience which is most conducive for the purpose of learning. It has a fully functional Pre-Primary school which uses a progressive educational model. The children have access to a definite path for academic progression from the primary and secondary school to the junior and degree college. The Centre admits students who wish to pursue graduation in streams such as Commerce, Management, Mass Media, Accounting and Finance. Recognizing the need for training prospective teachers to impart quality education, the Trust set up the Teacher’s Training Centre under the B.Ed. program in Andheri, West in 2009. It has also set up the College of Law at Malad (West) in the same year.
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Children Welfare Centre is an ideal platform for the awe-inspiring force of more than 4000 registered students to spread their wings. With experience and better resources at hand, the institution has secured permission to start the M.Com course at Clara’s College of Commerce, Versova, Andheri (West). The Management is also elated in stating that permission has been granted by the Govt. of Maharashtra to start Jr. College in Arts and Commerce streams at Malad (West) and also a school affiliated to CBSE Board has commenced in the same institution. The moment of pride for the Trust is the commencement of an IB School at off. Yari Road, Versova.
Clara’s College of Commerce lara’s College of Commerce was established in the year 1999 in the memory of Late Smt. Clara Kaul, an eminent educationist, who had a missionary zeal to take learning to every strata of society. Strategically located in the heart of the western suburbs, the college is fully equipped with state-of-art facilities and well qualified teachers. The college is affiliated to University of Mumbai and has received Hindi Linguistic Minority status.
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The aim of the college is to continuously enhance the teaching methods in order to provide students with an opportunity for their all-round development. It also strives for excellence in academics and makes an effort to induce passion for learning along with the inspiration for decisive thinking and assessment, thereby helping them to become the best professionals in their chosen careers. The college has a proven track record of excellent academic results over the years along with coveted awards and prizes at different levels, and this indeed has made the college stand with pride in the field of education. The Institution offers the following courses: 1. Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) 2. Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S) 3. Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) [B.Com(A&F)] 4. Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia & Mass
Objectives of Clara’s College of Commerce The College aims at training young women and men to be competent, committed and compassionate, and lead in all walks of life. The main objectives of Clara’s College of Commerce are: • To cater to the needs of society and the nation by keeping in mind the importance of liberalization and globalization. • To work for the achievement of an holistic approach towards the all round personality development of students through curriculum interventions, employability courses, career guidance and mentoring system. • To ensure active participation of students, teachers and other stakeholders for academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities to enhance their professional development. • To provide opportunities to the staff and students to synergize their efforts and energies for the progress of the institution through continuous faculty development interventions. • To provide advanced infra-structural facilities for the benefit of the students and staff. • To
impart
value-based
education
to
the
students. • To provide equal access and opportunities to the linguistic minority and socially, educationally, economically and physically disadvantaged groups.
Communication (B.A.M.M.C) 5. Master of Commerce
(Advanced Accountancy) (M.Com)
• To promote communal harmony in the society by organizing programs, festivals and functions to promote the same.
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Campus Activities he college has excelled in the field of sports. Students have won innumerable prizes in events such as Cricket, Football, Chess, Carrom, Badminton and Yoga. Our athletes have represented the District and Maharashtra state level on several occasions. The Annual Sports Day of the College is an important event where students and staff members showcase their amazing participation and get awarded for their achievements. The College has won many prizes at various Inter Collegiate Fests in events such as Mono Acting, Folk Dance, One Act Play, Mime, Singing, Modelling, Cartooning, Rangoli and Poetry Recitation.
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The College has highly qualified and dedicated faculty members who make extensive use of the latest learning and teaching techniques such as power point presentations, industrial visits and group discussions as well as interactive sessions.
Library The College has a well-equipped library which has a wide collection of books pertaining to various subjects. The Open Access system facilitates easy access of books to students and encourages reading habits. It is widely apportioned into two sections – one that provides text books and another that provides numerous reference books for each class. Each section is well-sourced with encyclopedias, dictionaries, dailies and the latest magazines, etc.
Counselling Centre
The College has appointed a qualified counsellor to help students identify and understand their personal and psychological problems and guide them to find solutions. Students are helped to identify their own potential and to set their goals and adjust better in today’s competitive world.
Computer Lab The hi- tech computer lab of the college has many latest computers with modern software and internet access. It is supervised by professional computer experts.
Audio-Visual Lab The audio visual laboratory is used for screening educational films, being equipped with the facility of LCD projectors and audio systems.
Gymnasium A well equipped gym is set up for students who are trained under the guidance of an expert instructor.
Students’ Council The college has a duly constituted students’ council according to the rules of University of Mumbai, with the Principal as chairperson and one lecturer nominated by the Principal, as In-charge. The Council includes one meritorious student from each class, outstanding students from sports and cultural activities as well as two girl students nominated by the Principal. The tenure of the students’ council is one academic year. It organizes, supervises and co-ordinates the activities of various students’ associations and societies and also makes recommendations to appropriate
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authorities regarding matters related to the welfare of the students.
Sports Students are encouraged to participate in sports activities and physical training. To do full justice to this endeavour, the college has appointed a person especially for the conduct of sports activities. Reputed coaches in the respective sports/games are appointed to train the students.
Cultural Activities The college conducts a Talent search each year in order to identify the hidden talents among the students. The college aims at enabling overall development of its students in Theatre, Dance, Literary and Fine Arts, as well as Music. From the beginning of every academic year, students are encouraged to perform on stage. They are also encouraged to participate in various intra and intercollegiate events and competitions.
The College Magazine The College Magazine “Insight” is published annually. Contribution in the form of essays, short stories, poems, articles, riddles, sketches, cartoons and jokes are invited from the students as well as the teachers. Representation of all languages is encouraged. The achievement of the teachers and students are significantly projected in the annual magazine. The editorial committee looks after the publication of the magazine.
Students’ Aid Fund Students’ Aid Fund of the College helps students in need of funds as well as deserving students by providing them with books and fees on merit basis.
Placement Cell The Placement Cell works at two levels to enable students face the challenges of the competitive world. It provides placement opportunities to interested students. It also gives guidance regarding the career options available to them. Seminars, talks and guest lectures are organized to help students understand the current market scenario.
Research, Consultancy and Extension Cell Research, Consultancy and Extension Committee encourages research activities amongst teachers and students. Talks are organized to guide teachers and students to write research papers. The committee also encourages students to participate in Avishkar- The University Research Festival.
Women Development Cell (W.D.C) The college has established a Women Development Cell which functions as a body which hears grievances (if any) from women staff and students regarding matters of physical and mental safety and well being. The WDC also engages itself in women empowerment. The College has constituted the Internal Complaints Committee as mandated by the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal ) Act,2013.
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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) Educational Objectives
Programme Outcomes
The B.Com programme aims to cultivate in
Programme outcomes are a set of competencies
students virtues of commerce professionals to
which students acquire at the end of graduation. On
effectively contribute to the needs of the society
successful completion, they shall:
with commitment and integrity. It intends to provide a strong foundation level understanding of functioning of business organisations and various transactions in the fields of Accountancy, Auditing, Taxation, Management, Finance, Mathematics, Law,
Statistics,
Business
Communication,
1. have fundamental knowledge of Accountancy, Auditing,
Taxation,
Management,
Finance,
Law, Business Communication, Advertising, Economics and Mathematics / Statistics and provide innovative solutions to problems in business.
Advertising and Economics. The broad objectives of the programme are: 1. to develop professional knowledge and skills in the fields of Finance, Accounting, Taxation, Marketing, Import
2. be able to communicate their ideas with industry efficiently and effectively . 3. develop the ability to work at individual level as well as at team level.
& Export Management,
Mathematics and Statistics by adopting student centric pedagogy.
4. be able to integrate latest technology and apply mathematical and statistical tools and techniques.
2. to encourage the students to undertake higher studies and research in commerce and allied disciplines. 3. to develop qualities to handle both individual and team work efficiently through projects, assignments and other activities. 4. to imbibe values of ethical practice in business. 5. to develop communication skills for putting forth ideas, views, and messages effectively.
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5. have skills to develop business models and be responsible global citizens who exhibit crosscultural competent behaviour, and ethical values.
Bachelor of Commerce - Choice Based Credit, Grading & Semester System(CBCGSS) F. Y. B.Com Semester I Credits Semester II Credits Discipline Specific Courses l Accountancy & Financial Management- I 03 l Accountancy & Financial Management-II 03 l Commerce -I 03 l Commerce-II 03 l Business Economics -I 03 l Business Economics-II 03 Ability Enhancement Courses l Business Communication - I 03 l Business Communication - II 03 l Environmental Studies - I 03 l Environmental Studies - II 03 Skill Enhancement Courses l Foundation Course -I 02 l Foundation Course - II 02 Core Courses l Mathematical & Statistical Techniques -I 03 l Mathematical & Statistical Techniques - II 03 Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20
S. Y. B.Com Semester III
Credits Semester IV
Credits
Discipline Specific Courses l
Accountancy & Financial Management- III
l
Financial Accounting & Auditing -V (Introduction to Management Accounting) Ability Enhancement Courses l
Commerce - III
l
Business Economics - III Skill Enhancement Courses A l Advertising - I Skill Enhancement Courses B l Foundation Course - III Core Courses l Business Law - I Total Credits
l
Accountancy & Financial Management - IV
03
l
Financial Accounting & Auditing -VI (Introduction to Auditing)
03
03
l
Commerce - IV
03
03
l
Business Economics - IV
03
03
l Advertising
02
l
Foundation Course - IV
02
03 20
l
Business Law - II
03 20
03 03
- II
03
Total Credits
T. Y. B.Com
Semester V Credits Semester VI Credits Discipline Specific Courses l Financial Accounting & Auditing -VII l Financial Accounting & Auditing -IX 04 04 (Financial Accounting) (Financial Accounting) l Financial Accounting & Auditing -VIII l Financial Accounting & Auditing -X 04 04 (Cost Accounting) (Cost Accounting) Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses l Economics -V 03 l Economics-VI 03 l Commerce -V (Marketing) 03 l Commerce-VI (H.R.M.) 03 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC) (Any Two) l Direct and Indirect Taxes - I 03 l Direct and Indirect Taxes - II 03 l Export Marketing Paper - I 03 l Export Marketing Paper - II 03 l Computer Systems & Applications - I 03 l Computer Systems & Applications - II 03 Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20 *Subject to change
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Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S) Educational Objectives
Programme Outcomes
Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S) aims at cultivating knowledge among students to be ideal managers/entrepreneurs. The course lays specific emphasis on managing the financial and accounting aspects of business. The broad objectives of the programme are: 1. to give an insight into business and modern management practices. 2. to help students apply the concepts of statistics and research methodology in management. 3. to help students develop competency and skills to make learners employable. 4. to develop professional knowledge and skills in the field of Accountancy, Marketing, Human Resource Management and Financial Management. 5. to sensitize students towards the challenges in the global market.
Programme outcomes are a set of competencies students acquire at the end of graduation. On successful completion, they shall: 1. acquire knowledge about management practices which facilitate them to become effective professionals. 2. be capable to pursue higher studies in diverse fields of management such as media studies, business administration, human resource management and financial management. 3. be adequately trained to be entrepreneurs and communicate effectively. 4. develop a positive attitude towards lifelong learning and research. 5. acquire the required skills to develop business models and be responsible global citizens with crosscultural competent behaviour and ethical values.
Bachelor of Management Studies - Choice Based Credit, Grading & Semester System(CBCGSS) F. Y. B.M.S
Semester I Discipline Specific Courses l Introduction to Financial Accounts l Business Law l Business Statistics Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC) l Business Communication - I Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) l
Foundation Course - I
Credits Semester II 03 03 03
l
Principles of Marketing Industrial Law l Business Mathematics
03 03 03
03
l
Business Communication - II
03
l
Foundation Course Value Eduction & Soft Skill - II
02
l
Business Environment Principles of Management
02
Core Courses l Foundation of Human Skills l Business Economics - I Total Credits
S. Y. B.M.S Semester III
Credits
03 03 20
l
l
Total Credits
Credits Semester IV
Elective Courses
Elective Courses
Any one group of courses
Any one group of courses
03 03 20 Credits
Group A : Finance l
Basics of Financial Services
03
l
l
Introduction to Cost Accounting
03
l Auditing
03
03
l
Integrated Marketing Communication
03
03
l
Rural Marketing
03
Financial Institutions & Markets
03
Group B : Marketing l
Consumer Behaviour
l Advertising
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Semester III
Credits Semester IV
Credits
Group C : Human Resource l
Recruitment & Selection
03
l
Training and Development in HRM
03
l
Organisation Behaviour and HRM
03
l
Change Management
03
l
Information Technology in Business Management - II
03
l
Foundation Course (Ethics and Governance) - IV
02
03
l
Business Research Methods
03
03
l
Business Economics - II
03
03
l
Production & Total Quality Management
03
Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC) l
Information Technology in Business Management - I
Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) l Foundation Course (Environmental Management) - III Core Courses l Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Management l Accounting & Managerial Decisions l
Strategic Management Total Credits
03
02
20
Total Credits
20
T. Y. B. M. S. Semester V
Semester VI
Elective Courses
Elective Courses
Any one group of courses
Any one group of courses
Group A : Finance l
Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
03
l
Strategic Financial Management
03
l
Commodity & Derivatives Market
03
l
International Finance
03
l
Wealth Management
03
l
Innovative Financial Services
03
l
Risk Management
03
l
Project Management
03
Group B : Marketing l
Services Marketing
03
l
Brand Management
03
l
E-Commerce & Digital Marketing
03
l
Retail Management
03
l
Sales & Distribution Management
03
l
International Marketing
03
l
Customer Relationship Management
03
l
Media Planning and Management
03
Group C : Human Resource l
Finance for HR Professionals & Compensation Management
03
l
HRM in Global Perspective
03
l
Strategic Human Resource Management & HR Policies
03
l
Organizational Development
03
l
Performance Management & Career Planning
03
l
HRM in Service Sector Management
03
l
Industrial Relations
03
l
Indian Ethos in Management
03
Complusory Subjects l
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
04
l
Operation Research
04
l
Corporate Communication and Public Relations
04
l
Project Work
04
Total Credits
20
Total Credits
*Subject to change
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Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) B.A.F Educational Objectives
Bachelor of Commerce (A&F) aims at cultivating knowledge among students to be ideal managers/ entrepreneurs. The course lays specific emphasis on managing the financial and accounting aspects of business. The broad objectives of the programme are: 1. to develop fundamental knowledge about the fields of finance, accountancy, audit, taxation, law, technology and innovative practices by adopting learner centric pedagogy. 2. to motivate students to pursue higher studies such as chartered accountancy, cost accountancy, chartered
financial analyst, Business administration and company Secretaryship. 3. to nurture students’ ability to work as consultants. 4. to arouse students’ interest in research.
Programme Outcomes
Programme outcomes are a set of competencies students acquire at the end of graduation. On successful completion, they shall: 1. have fundamental knowledge of finance, accountancy, audit, taxation, law, technology and innovative practices. 2. communicate effectively with all stake holders. 3. work at both individual and team level.
Bachelor of Commerce (A&F) - Choice Based Credit, Grading & Semester System(CBCGSS) F. Y. B.A.F Semester I Credits Semester II Credits Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses l Financial Accounting ( Elements of l Financial Accounting ( Special 03 03 Financial Accounting) - I Accounting Areas) - II l Cost Accounting (Introduction and 03 l Auditing (Introduction and Planning) - I 03 Element of Cost) - I l Financial Management (Introduction) - I 03 l Innovative Financial Services 03 Ability Enhancement Courses l Business Communication - I 03 l Business Communication - II 03 Skill Enhancement Courses l Foundation Course - I 02 l Foundation Course - II 02 Core Courses l Commerce (Business Environment) - I 03 l Business Law (Business Regulatory Framework) - I 03 l Business Economics - I 03 l Business Mathematics 03 Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20 S. Y. B.A.F Semester III Credits Semester IV Credits Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses l Financial Accounting l Financial Accounting 03 03 (Special Accounting Areas) - III (Special Accounting Areas) -IV l Cost Accounting (Methods of Costing) - II 03 l Management Accounting (Introduction) 03 l Taxation -II (Direct Taxes Paper-I)
03
l Taxation -III (Direct Taxes Paper-II)
03
03
l Information Technology in Accountancy -II
03
Ability Enhancement Courses l Information Technology in Accountancy - I
Skill Enhancement Courses l Foundation Course in Commerce l Foundation Course - IV in Management 02 02 (Financial Market Operation) - III (Introduction to Management) Core Courses l Business Law 03 l Business Law (Company Law) -III 03 (Business Regulatory Framework) -II l Business Economics - II 03 l Research Methodology in Accounting and Finance 03 Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20 T. Y. B.A.F Semester V Credits Semester VI Credits Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses l Cost Accounting -III 03 l Cost Accounting -IV 03 l Financial Management -II 03 l Financial Management -III 03 l Taxation -IV (Indirect Taxes -II) 03 l Taxation -V (Indirect Taxes -III) 03 l Management Paper -II (Management Applications) 03 l Economics -III (Indian Economy) 03 Core Courses l Financial Accounting - V 04 l Financial Accounting - VII 04 l Financial Accounting - VI 04 l Project Work 04 Total Credits 20 Total Credits 20 * Subject to Change
Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia & Mass Commuication (B.A.M.M.C) Programme outcomes
Educational Objectives
1. To provide fundamental knowledge about the field of mass media. 2. To enhance communication skills. 3. To develop necessary skills and competency in learners to make them employable. 4. To encourage students to be entrepreneurs. 5. To motivate learners to contribute in the development of society.
Programme outcomes are a set of competencies which students acquire at the end of graduation. On successful completion, they shall: 1. have fundamental knowledge of Mass Media. 2. exhibit knowledge of print and electronic media. 3. be equipped with essential communication skills. 4. develop competency and skills for increased employability. 5. be adequately motivated to contribute to the development of society.
Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia & Mass Commuication (B.A.M.M.C) - Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) F. Y. B.A.M.M.C. Semester I l History of Media l Foundation Course - I l Current Affairs l Fundamentals of Mass Communication l Visual Communication l Effective Communication - I Total Credits S.Y. B.A.M.M.C. Semester III Elective Courses (Any One) l Electronic Media - I l Theatre & Mass Communication - I l Radio Program Production - I l Motion Graphics & Visual Effects - I Discipline Specific Courses l Corporate Communications & Public Relations l Media Studies l Introduction to Photography l Film Communication - I Practical Courses l Computer Multimedia - I Total Credits T.Y.B.M.M. Semester V l Advertising in Contemporary Society l Copywriting l Advertising Design (Project Paper) l
Credits
3 2 4 4 4 3 20 Credits
Credits
Semester IV
Credits
3 2 4 4 3 4 20
2 2 2 2
l
Electronic Media - II Theatre & Mass Communication - II l Radio Program Production - II l Motion Graphics & Visual Effects - II
2 2 2 2
4 4 4 4
l
4 4 4 4
2 20
l
Credits
4 4 4
l
Consumer Behaviour Media Planning & Buying
4 4
l
Brand Building
4 Total Credits
Semester II l Media, Gender & Culture l Foundation Course - II l Introduction to Journalism l Introduction to Advertising l Effective Communication - II l Content Writing Total Credits
24
l
Writing & Editing for Media Media Laws & Ethics l Mass Media Research l Film Communication - II l
Computer Multimedia - II
2 20
Total Credits
Semester VI l Advertising & Marketing Research l Legal Environment & Advertising Ethics l Financial Management for Marketing & Advertising l Agency Management l The Principles & Practice of Direct Marketing l Contemporary Issues l Digital Media Total Credits
Credits
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 28
* All courses carry maximum 100 marks each. ** Subject to Change
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Master of Commerce M.Com (Advanced Accountancy) Objectives of Master of Commerce of Commerce Course in Advanced Accountancy. (Advanced Accountancy) The course aims at providing specialization to the M.Com Programme Clara’s College of Commerce offers the Master
students in the field of Accountancy. The syllabus is designed keeping in view that the course is a
1. To provide adequate basic understanding about accounting and financial education.
natural extension of undergraduate study. The
2. To give adequate exposure to the operational
topics covered will address the requirement of
environment in the field of accounting & finance.
industry as well as academia.
3. To create an avenue for employment in academics and industry. 4. To prepare students to explore newly created opportunities in the accounting field.
Master of Commerce - Choice Based Credit, Grading & Semester System(CBCGSS) Part - I SEMESTER I
Credits SEMESTER II
Credits
l Strategic Management
06
l Research Methodology for Business
06
l Economics for Business Decisions
06
l Macro Economics concepts and Applications
06
l Cost and Management Accounting
06
l Corporate Finance
06
l Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
06
l E-Commerce
06
Total Credits
24
Total Credits
24
Part - II SEMESTER III
Credits SEMESTER IV
Credits
l Advanced Financial Accounting
06
l Corporate Financial Accounting
06
l Direct Tax
06
l Indirect Tax - Introduction to Goods and Services Tax
06
l Advanced Cost Accounting
06
l Financial Management
06
l Project Work – I
06
l Project Work – II
06
Total Credits * Project work is compulsory. **Subject to Change
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Total Credits
24
Admission Procedure Eligibility For Admission To F. Y. B.Com A learner for being eligible for admission to the F.Y.B.COM Course shall have passed XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent.
enrolment should be submitted along with the original statement of Marks at the time of filling the form in the college.
Documents required for Admission to B.Com / BMS / BMM / BAF
Eligibility for admission to Self Finance A. Admission to First Year :Programme (F.Y.BMS / F.Y.BMM / F.Y.BAF): 1. Original School Leaving Certificate with two A learner for being eligible for admission to the Degree Course in Self Finance Programme shall have passed XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent securing not less than 45% marks (40% for reserved category) in aggregate at first attempt. Learners who have passed the H.S.C or other qualifying examinations from other than the Maharashtra Board should produce ELIGIBILITY Certificate from the University of Mumbai along with the application for admission, failing which their applications are liable to be rejected.
Admission procedure : Online Pre-Admission registration on Mumbai University website www.mum.digitaluniversity.ac is mandatory. Students are required to visit University website for the online registration form. The admission procedure consists of two parts. 1) Submitting a relevant hard copy of Pre-admission form. 2) Securing admission by candidate by submission of admission form and payment of fees as per the fee structure.
Enrolment A student passing the H.S.C examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education and any other recognized equivalent thereto are eligible for admission to the first year B.Com / BMS / BMM / BAF , and shall apply to the Registrar of the Mumbai University for a Certificate of Enrolment, in the prescribed form available in the office. Application form for
attested Xerox copies. The Original School Leaving Certificate will not be returned to the students; hence students are advised to keep sufficient number of true copies. 2. Address Proof (Xerox copy of Ration Card/ Electricity Bill/Telephone Bill/Passport/Driving License/Aadhar Card) (any one). 3. H.S.C. Original mark sheet with four attested Xerox copies. 4. Five Copies of latest passport size photographs. 5. H.S.C. Passing Certificate to be submitted in the college office before 31st December for the final confirmation of admission with the University. B. Admission to Second Year 1. Attested mark sheets of Semester I & II (two copies each) . 2. FIVE latest passport size photographs. 3. Any one Proof of Address (Ration Card/ Electricity Bill / Telephone Bill/Passport/Driving License/Aadhar Card (two copies). 4. Please refer to University Circular for admission in second year for the A.Y. 2020-21.
Circular No. “Letter No. UNI/2020/Meeting/Vishi1/4131A
Website : www.mu.ac.in
C. Admission to Third Year 1. Attested Mark sheets of Semester I, II, III & IV (two copies each). 2. Five latest passport size photographs. 3. Any one Proof of address (Ration Card / Electricity Bill / Telephone Bill / Passport / Driving License /Aadhar Card) (two copies).
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4. Please refer to University Circular for admission in third year for the A.Y. 2020-21.
Choice Based Credit Grading Semester System (CBCGSS)
Circular No. “Letter No. UNI/2020/Meeting/Vishi1/4131A
Under the choice based credit grading semester
Website : www.mu.ac.in
earned by the student. Credit completion takes
system followed by Mumbai University, credits are
If the admission is provisional and not finally confirmed by the University Registrar, the terms kept for the academic year shall be treated as null and void and the student shall not be allowed to appear for the final examination. Foreign students shall have to show documentary evidence of conversion of their visa in addition to the above said conditions for eligibility.
place after the learner has successfully cleared all
Admission to students coming from outside Maharashtra will be given only on producing Provisional Eligibility Certificate issued by Mumbai University. Such students will also require Migration, Transfer, and Passing certificate.
Applied Component Course : (3 credits per course)
The College RESERVES the right to cancel the admissions if any discrepancy is found in the documents provided by the Learner.
Allocation of Seats The College is a Hindi Linguistic Minority College, administered under the Provisions of the Indian Constitution, to promote the welfare of the minority community and to extend its services to all other communities in India, so as to contribute to the harmony and integration of Indian society. 50% of seats are reserved for HINDI Linguistic minority students, including 15% Management Quota. The reservation of seats is as per the directives given in the University of Mumbai Circular No. Spl. Cell /(68)/218/2005 dated 3rd June, 2005).
the evaluation criteria for the course. Total Credit Value for a UG course is 120 credits.
Course wise credit assignments Types of courses included in a degree programme are: Compulsory course: (4 credits per course) Core / Special course: (3-4 credits per course) Foundation Course : (2 credits per course)
Type of Evaluation Conducted by College for each Course: Regular Internal Examination Additional Internal Examination Regular Semester End Examination
Internal Assessment In the event of absence for the internal assessment, a) The learner must apply to the Head of the Institution giving the reason (s) for absence within 4 days of the conduct of the examination along with the necessary supporting documents and testimonials. b) If the learner is absent on account of participation in Inter Collegiate events at State, National or International level, training camp or coaching camp organized by authorized university or state or national or international bodies, NSS/ NCC Events / camps/cultural activities / sports activities / research festival or any other activities
1.
13%
SC
authenticated by the head of the institution,
2.
07%
ST
the head of the institution shall generally grant
3.
03%
DT(A)
permission to the learner to appear for the
4.
2.5%
NT(B)
additional class test or assignment as part of the
5.
3.5%
NT(C)
6.
02%
NT(D)
permission of the Principal of the college,
7.
19%
OBC
may be permitted to appear for the additional
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internal assessment. c) The learner who remains absent with prior
class test or assignment as part of the internal
of the course shall reappear for the Internal
assessment.
Examination of the course. However the marks of
Standards of Passing B.Com The learner to pass a course shall have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks in the external examination for each course. The learner shall obtain minimum of 40 % / 100 marks in Semester End Examination to pass the course and minimum of Grade D in the project component, wherever applicable. However, only for the FOUNDATION COURSE, the learner shall obtain minimum of 40 % / 25 marks in the Internal Assessment and 40 % / 75 marks in the Semester End Examination separately to pass the course. A learner will be said to have passed the course if the learner passes the Internal Assessment and Semester End Examination separately.
BMS, BMM, BAF (Professional Courses) The learners to pass a course shall have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks aggregate in internal as well as external examination separately for each course where the course consists of Internal Assessment & Semester End Examination. The learners shall obtain minimum of 40 % / 25 marks in the Internal Assessment and 40% /75 marks in Semester End Examination separately to pass the course and minimum of Grade E in the project component, wherever applicable. A learner will be said to have passed the course if the learner passes the Internal Assessment and Semester End Examination separately.
the Semester End Examination shall be carried over and the learner shall be entitled for credit and grade obtained on passing the entire course. The Amended Ordinance O. 8438 related to Rules for ATKT Students for Credit Based Grading Systems has the following provisions: a) A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester II Irrespective of number of heads of failure in Semester I. b) A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for semester III, if he / she passes each of Semester I & Semester II. OR If the learner fails in not more than four courses of Semester I and Semester II taken together with failure in not more than two courses each in semester I & II. c) A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of heads of failure in Semester III. d) A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester V if he / she passes Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV. OR If the learner passes Semester I and Semester II and fails in not more than four courses of Semester III and Semester IV taken together with failure in not more than two courses each in Semester III & Semester IV.
Carry Forward of Marks if Learner Fails in One or More Courses A learner who passes in the Internal Examination but fails in the Semester End Examination of the Course shall reappear for the Semester End Examination of that course. However the marks of the Internal Examination shall be carried over and the learner shall be entitled for credit and grade obtained on passing the entire course. A learner who passes in the Semester End Examination but fails in the Internal Assessment
OR If the learner passes Semester III and Semester IV and fails in not more than four courses of Semester I and Semester II taken together with failure in not more than two courses each in Semester I & Semester II.
e. A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester VI irrespective of number of heads of failure in Semester V. f. The learner can appear for the Semester VI examination but the result of Semester VI shall
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be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V entirely.
will be on 25% marks and Semester End Assessment on 75% marks per semester for the courses offered in each semester.
Assessment
The performance grading shall be based on the
As per Choice based system, for first and second year of BCOM, the exams will be out of 100 marks with no internal assessment, except for the foundation course. For BMS, BAF and BMM, the Internal Assessment
aggregate performance in the Internal Assessment and Semester End Examination. This Performance Grading shall be on the 07 point ranking system for TY students and on the 10 point ranking scale for FY and SY students, as given below.
Performance Grading for First, Second and Third Year under Choice Based Credit Grading Semester System (CBCGSS) The Performance Grading of a learner on the 10 point ranking system is as follows: Marks
Grade Points
Grade
Performance
80 and above
10
O
Outstanding
70 - 79.99
9
A+
Excellent
60 - 69.99
8
A
Very Good
55 – 59.99
7
B+
Good
50 – 54.99
6
B
Above Average
45 – 49.99
5
C
Average
40 – 44.99
4
D
Pass
Less than 40
0
F
Fail
The syllabus, examination pattern and fee structure are subject to change as per Rules and Regulations laid down by the University of Mumbai from time to time.
Eligibility For Admission To M.Com The
admission
schedule
for
M.Com
(T.Y.B.Com/ BAF / BBI / BFM). shall
commence after the declaration of final semester
2. No objection certificate from college last attended.
results of courses such as B.Com, BFM, BAF, BBI
3. Any one Proof of address (Ration Card /
etc. Details will be provided on the college website
Electricity Bill / Telephone Bill / Passport / Driving
and notice board.
License/Aadhar Card ) (two copies).
Students seeking admission to M.Com in this
4. Passport size photographs (5 copies).
college are required to apply in the prescribed form.
5. Provisional statement of eligibility in case of
The merit list will be displayed in the College as per
students from boards/universities other than
the University guidelines and schedule. Any seat
Mumbai University.
that falls vacant due to cancellation will be filled on merit basis.
Documents required for admission to M.Com 1. Attested copies of graduation marksheets
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Allocation of Seats The College is a Hindi Linguistic Minority College. 50% of seats are reserved for Hindi Linguistic minority students, including 15% Management Quota.
The reservation of seats is as per the directives given in the University of
Mumbai
Circular
No.Spl.Cell/
(68)/218/2005 dated 3rd June, 2005)
Scheme of Examination The performance of the learners will be evaluated in two components. One component will be the Internal Assessment component carrying 40% marks and the second component will be the Semester End Examination component carrying 60% marks.
Internal Assessment
60) separately, to pass the course and minimum
The Internal Assessment will consist of one class
of Grade E in the project component, wherever
test of 40 marks for each course excluding projects.
applicable to pass a particular semester. A learner
External Assessment
will be said to have passed the course if the learner
The External Assessment will consist of one
passes the Internal Assessment & Semester End
Semester End Examination of 60 marks for each
Examination together.
course
Allowed to Keep Terms (ATKT)
excluding projects.
Standards of Passing
1. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for
The learner to pass a course shall have to obtain
Semester II irrespective of number of courses of
a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate for each
failure in the semester I.
course where the course consists of Internal
2. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for
Assessment & Semester End Examination. The
Semester III if he/she passes each of the
learner shall obtain minimum of 40% marks (i.e.
semester I and Semester II OR a learner fails in
16 out of 40) in the Internal Assessment and 40%
not more than two courses of Semester I and not
marks in Semester End Examination (i.e. 24 out of
more than two courses of Semester II.
Endowment Prizes 1.
Late Smt. Clara Kaul Memorial Award for the outstanding student in the Degree section.
2.
Late Smt. Clara Kaul Memorial Award for the outstanding student in the B.M.S. section.
3.
Late Smt. Clara Kaul Memorial Award for the outstanding student in the B.M.M section.
4.
Late Shri. Jawahar Kaul Memorial Award for the outstanding student in the B.A.F section.
5.
Late Shri. Jawahar Kaul Memorial Award for securing highest marks in T.Y.B.com Examination.
6.
Late Smt. Reeta Chadha Memorial Award for securing highest marks in T.Y.B.M.M Examination.
7.
Late Smt. Reeta Chadha Memorial Award for securing highest marks in T.Y.B.M.S Examination.
8.
Late Shri. Surendra Chadha Memorial Award for securing highest marks in T.Y.B.A.F Examination.
9.
Late Shri. Surendra Chadha Memorial Award for securing highest marks in M. Com Examination.
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Guidelines for Library Membership : Every bonafide student of this
Daily Routine : All students should produce
college is entitled to become a member of the
their I-Cards on demand by the Library Staff.
library.
Umbrellas, sticks, rain- coats, bags or any other
• A Library Card is issued to every student on submitting the Identity Card and the First Term Fee Receipt.
articles are not permitted inside the Library. • Only one book will be issued at a time, for a period of 5 days from the lending section.
• An ex-student is not entitled to membership of
Re-issue of Books : The books must be
the Library. Such a student is allowed to use the
returned to the Library on the date marked on
library facilities only after obtaining permission
the date slip at the end of the book. As a rule, a
from the Principal.
book will not be re-issued on the day on which
Use of Books : Students are requested to use the books with care. They should not do any
it is returned. It may be re-issued the next day, if there is no other claimant.
marking with pen or pencil in the books, fold or
Books For Internal Reading : A considerable
try to remove pages from books and magazines
number of text books and reference books are
or take reference material out of the Library. For
kept apart for internal reading in the Reference
serious study, a calm and peaceful atmosphere
Section. Books from the Reference Section
is necessary and readers are requested to
must not be taken out of the Library under any
maintain such an atmosphere in the Library.
circumstances.
They should refrain from causing disturbance
Reference Works : The Library possesses
to others. Any person creating nuisance shall
a good number of reference works such as
be at once asked to leave the Library and
encyclopedias,
severely dealt with.
dictionaries,
handbooks,
directories, annuals and gazettes etc. These works make very useful reference material
especially
for
commerce
courses. Any student can refer to them on the Library premises. The Library also maintains back dated sets of important periodicals.
These
volumes
can
be
referred to in the Library.
Text Books : There is a separate section comprising of text books only. In this section a number of copies of textbooks are kept for the use of the students.
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Damage and Loss : Every borrower is supposed to check the pages of the books before getting them issued. The last borrower shall be held responsible if the book is found in damaged condition. In such cases the market price of the book will be charged. If a borrower loses the book, he/she shall have to pay the market price plus replacement charges, in case of rare and out-of print books the price will be determined by the Librarian. A book lost by the borrower can
for two days at the Counter for the first claimant.
be replaced by the borrower but under no
Penalties for Defaults : Rs.2.00 per day for
circumstances will old and second-hand books be accepted.
Reservation of Books : A book can be kept
the period of overdue.
Termination of Library Membership : The Membership of the library will be
reserved for a borrower if he/she fills in a
cancelled immediately if a person is found
Reservation Slip and hands it over the Counter.
guilty of violating willfully, the rules and
The borrower applying for reservation of a book
regulation of the Library facility.
will be informed about the due date (the probable
• Issuing books for home reading can be
date of return of the book). After the book is
suspended if a borrower is in the habit of
received in the Library it will be kept “Reserved”
retaining books overtime.
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6) If the student fails to report for an enquiry, ex party decision will be binding on her/him. 7) The decision of the committee which may be punishment and penalty, will be communicated to the students vide a letter.
Examination Use of Unfair Means Consequences of unfair means at examinations: Students are warned not to use any unfair means during the examinations. The College looks upon such acts very strictly. A student may stand to lose the academic year due to use of unfair means during the examination. It may also result in rustication.
Mobile phones or Electronic Data Storage Devices (EDSD) Carrying the above on person by a student is treated as use of unfair means by the student at the examination and will invite strict disciplinary action even if the phone or EDSD is on silent mode or switched off. A mobile phone confisticated during any examination will not be returned to the student. The College does not take responsibility for the loss of any of the above nor would any representation by the student or her / his parents be entertained by the College authorities.
Processing the case of Unfair Means & consequences: 1) Students alleged to have used unfair means are required to appear before an Unfair Means Inquiry Committee (UMIC).
8) Depending upon the decision of the Unfair Means Inquiry Committee, the students have to collect a copy of the result as notified. 9) Students using unfair means at any examination shall not be re-admitted to the college.
Discipline • Every student must obtain her / his Identity card with a duly attested photograph on admission and present it for inspection on demand. • Students must not attend classes other than their own without the permission of the Principal • Students must not loiter in the Corridors or in the College premises particularly when the classes are going on. • Smoking and consumption of alcohol or harmful drugs in the college premises is strictly prohibited. • Students shall do nothing either inside or outside the College that shall in any way interfere with its orderly administration and discipline. No Society or Association shall be formed in the College and no person shall be invited to address a meeting without the prior permission of the Principal. Students should not invite an outsider to the college premises, classrooms, library, canteen, gymkhana, or gymnasium.
2) Students who have used unfair means are informed to appear before the UMIC vide a letter from the College with details about the date and venue to meet the UMIC when the student has to give an explanation.
• Student must not associate themselves with any activity not authorized by the Principal. Serious action shall be taken against the students found organizing or participating in such unauthorized activities. No student shall be allowed to take active part in any of the current political activities.
3) The students are required to bring with them an application addressed to the Principal, stating therein the facts related to the alleged use of Unfair Means.
• No students shall communicate any information or write about matters dealing with the College administration to the press or any social or political organization.
4) During the meeting, the students have to answer the queries raised by the committee members, so as to allow the committee to ascertain facts.
• Students are expected to take care of College property and to help in keeping the premises clean. Damage to the property of the College, e.g. spitting, disfiguring walls and doors or breaking furniture, fittings and glasses is a
5) The students are given a chance to explain their case to the Committee during the meeting .
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breach of discipline and will attract severe punishment. Students should not leave their books, valuables and other belongings in the class rooms. The College is not responsible for the lost property of the students. • Students are not permitted to park two wheelers or four wheelers in the college premises. • Students requiring certificates or testimonials in regards to their performance and progress in a subject should apply to the professor-incharge, in the prescribed application form and pay the required fees. • If, for any reason, the continuance of a student in the College is, in the opinion of the Principal detrimental to the best interest of the college, the Principal may ask such a student to leave the College without assigning any reason thereof. • Students joining the College are bound by the Rules and Regulations of the College. Students receiving Government or College Scholarships or any remission in fees must note that the grant and continuance thereof are subject to good behavior, regular attendance, satisfactory progress and good academic results at College and Board. Matters not covered by the existing rules will rest at the absolute discretion of the Principal. • Parents are advised to inform the college authorities in the event of their wards suffering from any medical problem and/or suffering from any major illness. While the college shall render all possible medical assistance to such students in case of any emergency, the college authorities will not be responsible for any unforeseen eventualities.
Dress Code • Students are expected to wear appropriate clothes. Students should refrain from wearing the following in the college premises. • Boys : Caps, hats, half-pants, shorts, bermudas, sleeveless T-shirts and three fourth pants. • Girls : Caps, hats, half-pants, shorts, bermudas, skin tight and revealing dresses, short dresses or short skirts, sleeveless, short tops and pedal pushers.
• Facial piercing other than ear-rings and nose rings is strictly prohibited. Any other attire which according to the college authorities is not suitable to the college culture/environment will not be permitted.
Ragging • Ragging is strictly prohibited within and outside the college premises. Students indulging in ragging will be punished as per the Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999 (Mah. XXXIII OF 1999) published in Maharashtra Govt. Gazette on 15th May 1999. Such students will also be expelled because of their indulgence in ragging.
Cell Phones • Use of cell phones in any form within the college premises is strictly prohibited. On breach of this discipline, the cell phone will be confiscated and retained in the custody of the Principal for five working days. In case of repetition by the student a penalty of Rs. 500/- will be charged.
Notice Board • It is the responsibility of the student to read the Notice Board and College Website regularly for important announcements made by the College office from time to time. They will not be given any concession on grounds of ignorance.
Industrial Visits • Students will participate in the Industrial visits/ Excursions / Study Tours at their own risk and will not hold the college responsible for any undue incidents or claim compensation for damages arising out of it.
Attendance Circular No. O-6086 • Every bonafide learner shall ordinarily be allowed to keep terms for the given semester in a program of enrollment, only on fulfillment of at least seventy five percent (75%) of the attendance taken as an average of the total number of lectures, practicals, tutorials, etc., wherein short and/or long excursions/field visits/study tours organized by the college and supervised by the teachers as envisaged in the syllabus shall be credited to the attendance for the total number of periods which are otherwise delivered on the day/days. Further it is mandatory for every learner to have minimum
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50% attendance for each course and average attendance has to be 75%. • A student who is not able to attend his / her classes regularly and/or who is not able to complete his tutorial/project/assignments properly may not be permitted to appear for the examination as per the University rules.
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 inform the Principal about such absence in advance. • Absence from classes should be with prior intimation; in case it is due to unforeseen 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 absence.
A student who is absent 1) On medical ground needs to :
• Submit an application addressed to the Principal seeking grant of leave on medical grounds along with a medical certificate issued by a registered medical practitioner for the period of absence. The application should be submitted to the Principal, within four days of resuming classes. 2) For Participation and representation of the college in events : • Such as Sports / Cultural Events, should submit an application with evidence of participation and signature of staff-in charge of the activity. 3) For any other reason : • Should submit an application stating the reason for absence with supporting documents if any for consideration of condonation of absence.
Revaluation
• The directives be followed by Revaluation of manually or by case may be.
of Mumbai University should students wishing to apply for papers. This may be done using the online mode, as the
ATKT Exams • Submission of application forms to appear for ATKT exams should be necessarily submitted
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before the last date stipulated by the college office, failing which the forms will not be accepted.
Transfer / Migration
• Students seeking transfer from one college to another during the academic year are required to submit a Transference Certificate and the marksheet showing marks obtained at the earlier Semester conducted by the former college. In the event of a student getting transferred from one college to another within the University of Mumbai, the marks secured at the end of the first term examination in the original college, shall be binding on the learner and on the college to which the learner is transferred. Further a student migrating from another University to Mumbai University for joining the Second year course need not be required to appear and pass the First Year Examination of this University.
Transfer Certificate
• The College is entitled to charge a fee of Rs. 100/- for issuing the Transfer Certificate. When a student applies for a Transfer certificate after a lapse of more then one vacation since he/she last attended the College, the Principal, who issues the Transfer Certificate may levy a fee of twenty rupees for each Semester that has lapsed since the applicant last attended the college, provided however, that the fee charged shall not exceed Rs.120/- on the aggregate. • It shall be necessary for a student leaving one college to join another, to have attended 3/4 of the lectures/tutorials held during the Semester. •
A Transfer Certificate shall not be granted except for reasons which appear to be sufficient and except with the written permission of the Principal of the college which the student wants to leave and the Principal of the college which he/she intends to join. Application for Transfer certificate shall be made by students without unnecessary delay through the Principal of the College to which they wish to be transferred.
Termination of Registration
• Students who register in the college in the first Semester but do not intend to rejoin the college for the second term, must inform the Principal in writing well in advance.
Refund of Fees • As per the amended Ordinance O.2859, the guidelines of Mumbai University relating to refund of fees will read as under:-
recognized institutions may request for refund of fees after applying in writing for cancellation of admission to the course. The refund of fees as applicable shall be made on or before the 30th day after the date of cancellation and thereafter. The percentage of fee for the course shall be refunded to the candidate after deducting charges as follows:
• O.2859: Refund of Tuition, development and all other fees after cancellation of admission: The candidate who has taken admission in undergraduate courses in Government Colleges, in Government Aided colleges and unaided courses conducted by affiliated colleges, and • Fee deduction on cancellation of admission Period
Deduction charges
Prior to commencement of academic term and instruction of the Rs.500/- Lumpsum course Upto 20 days after the commencement of academic terms of the course
20% of the total amount of fees
From 21st day upto 50 days after the commencement of the academic terms of the course
30% of the total amount of fees
From 51st day upto 80 days after the commencement of academic terms of the course or August 31st whichever is earlier
50% of the total amount of fees
From September 1st to September 30th
60% of the total amount of fees
After September 30th
100% of the total amount of fees
Refund of Library Deposit and Caution Money • Application for the refund of library deposit and caution money must be made by the applicant within three months of ceasing to be a student of the College, failing which the deposit amount will be forfeited.
Administrative Details • The college office timings are from 7:00 am to 2:00 pm from Monday to Friday and from 7:00 am to 12:00 noon on Saturday. • Counter timings are from 7:00 am to 10:00 am. • Do not enter the office beyond the counter. • Fill Forms with care to avoid delay. • Forms must be presented personally by students concerned.
• Refer complaints to the Office Superintendent or the Registrar.
Hours of Instruction / Lecture Timing • Lectures will be held between 7:00 am and 12:00 noon. The timings are tentative and the college may conduct the classes earlier or later depending upon the availability of classrooms and administrative convenience of the college.
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Requirements For Procuring Documents From The College Students are required to submit the appropriate application form along with the required documents and pay the requisite fees. Sr. Number of Days from date of application in which Requirements to be provided with application by No. documents will be provided the student 1.
Bonafide Certificate 2 days
2.
Leaving Certificate 6 days
3.
Copies of certificates / records of the previous College
Duplicate Marksheet 15 days
8.
a) Fill application form for Migration Certificate available on Mumbai University Website (mu.ac.in) b) Submit attested copies of relevant Marksheets c) Proof of Date of Birth d) Demand Draft in favour of Finance and Accounts Officer, University of Mumbai e) College Processing Fees
Transfer certificate 10 days
7.
a) Attested copies of Marksheet of which transcript is required
Migration Certificate 1 month
6.
a) Valid ID (Aadhar / PAN / Passport) b) Attested Marksheet c) Proof of admission
Transcript 15 days
5.
a) Valid ID (Aadhar / PAN / Passport) b) Attested copy of Marksheet c) any other proof
N.O.C. (only at the discretion of the Principal) 8 days
4.
a) Valid ID (Aadhar / PAN / Passport) b) Attested copy of Mark sheet c) any other proof
a) Valid ID (Aadhar / PAN / Passport) b) Application c) Attested copy of Marksheet d) Affidavit e) Original & copy of FIR
Duplicate ID 15 days
9.
Duplicate Fee Receipt
10.
Recommendation letter (from Principal’s Office).
3 days 15 days
a) Application b) Clearance from the Principal’s Office a) Application a) Application stating the reason b) Brief resume of Student c) Format required if any
Application form for all of the above documents is available at the Enquiry Counter. The same needs to be submitted with the necessary fees for which office will issue a receipt.
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List of Holidays for Academic Year 2020-2021 DAY
DATE
MONTH
HOLIDAY
Saturday
01.08.2020
August
Bakri - Eid
Wednesday
12.08.2020
August
Gokulashtami
Saturday
15.08.2020
August
Independence Day
Saturday
22.08.2020
August
Ganesh Chaturthi
Tuesday
01.09.2020
September
Anant Chaturdashi
Friday
02.10.2020
October
Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti
Friday
30.10.2020
October
Eid – E – Milad
Saturday
14.11.2020
November
Diwali Amavasya ( Laxmi Pujan)
Sunday
15.11.2020
November
Diwali ( Bali Pratipada)
Monday
16.11.2020
November
Bhaubeej
Monday
30.11.2020
November
Guru Nanak Jayanti
Friday
25.12.2020
December
Christmas
Tuesday
26.01.2021
January
Republic Day
Friday
19.02.2021
February
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti
Thursday
11.03.2021
March
Mahashivratri
Monday
29.03.2021
March
Holi
Friday
02.04.2021
April
Good Friday
Tuesday
13.04.2021
April
Gudi Padwa
Wednesday
14.04.2021
April
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti
Wednesday
21.04.2021
April
Ram Navami
Clara’s College of Commerce Yari Road, Versova, Mumbai 400 061 Tel. No.: 2636 5385, 2632 2003 www.clarascollegeofcommerce.edu.in