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Bachelor of Commerce

Eligibility	XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt. Students who passed XII from other than Maharashtra Board (i.e. ICSE / ISC / CBSE, other State Boards etc) will have to fill in provisional eligibility form in the office before payment of fees.
Duration	Six Semesters spread over three years
Subjects	First Year: First Semester Accountancy & Financial Management –I Commerce -I (Introduction to Business) Business Economics –I Business Communication – I Environmental Studies – I Mathematical & Statistical Techniques-I Foundation Course –I First Year: Second Semester Accountancy & Financial Management –II Commerce –II (Introduction to Service Sector) Business Economics –II Business Communication – II Environmental Studies-II Mathematical & Statistical Techniques – II Foundation Course – II Second Year: Third Semester Accountancy & Financial Management –III Commerce - III ( Principles of Management) Business Economics –III Business Law – I Foundation Course- III Advertising OR Computer Programming Second Year: Fourth Semester Accountancy & Financial Management –IV Commerce -IV(Principles of Management & Finance) Business Economics –IV Business Law – II Foundation Course - IV Advertising OR Computer Programming Third Year: Fifth Semester Commerce - V (Marketing & Human Resources Management) Business Economics – V Third Year: Sixth Semester Commerce -VI (Marketing & Human Resource Management) Business Economics- VI Specialization: Accountancy Specialization: Accountancy Financial Accounting & Auditing –V: Financial Accounting Financial Accounting & Auditing – VI: Cost Accounting Management Accounting- VII: Auditing Financial Accounting & Auditing -VIII: Financial Accounting Financial Accounting & Auditing Paper IX: Cost Accounting Management Accounting Paper X: Auditing OR Specialization: Business Management OR Specialization: Business Management Business Management: Paper I: Management & Organization Business Management: Paper II: Financial Management Business Management: Paper III: Marketing Management Business Management: Paper IV: Management & Organization Business Management: Paper V: Financial Management Business Management: Paper VI: Marketing Management AND Applied Component combinations (any one) : AND Applied Component combinations (any one) : Direct & Indirect Taxation (Paper I) and Psychology of Human Behavior at Work (Paper I) Computer Systems (Paper I) and Psychology of Human Behavior at work (Paper I) Operations Research (Paper I) and Direct & Indirect Taxation (Paper I) Computer Systems (Paper I) and Direct & Indirect Taxation (Paper I) Computer Systems (Paper I) and Operations Research (Paper I) Export Marketing (Paper I) and Psychology of Human Behavior at work (Paper I) Computer Systems (Paper I) and Export Marketing (Paper I) Direct & Indirect Taxation (Paper II) and Psychology of Human Behavior at Work (Paper II) Computer Systems (Paper II) and Psychology of Human Behavior at work (Paper II) Operations Research (Paper II) and Direct & Indirect Taxation (Paper II) Computer Systems (Paper II) and Direct & Indirect Taxation (Paper II) Computer Systems (Paper II) and Operations Research (Paper II) Export Marketing (Paper II) and Psychology of Human Behavior at work (Paper II) Computer Systems (Paper II) and Export Marketing (Paper II)
Pattern	Written Paper is of 75 marks whereas Internals consists of 25 marks Fifth and Sixth Semester is conducted by the University
Passing Standards	In order to pass, a minimum of aggregate 40% marks are required in every paper and not more than two A.T.K.Ts are allowed at the end of the academic year.

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets)

The University of Mumbai started the Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) course in 2008-2009. The course not only aims at training students to gain knowledge in the ever changing field of Financial Market but also leads to the all-round development of their personality. The B.F.M. course provides comprehensive training to students in the field of Financial Market by way of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, practical training, job orientation and placements. It is a perfectly designed full time course for all those aspiring to make a career in the growing and ever evolving field of Financial Market. This course provides the student an insight into the various aspects of Financial Market which includes understanding finance and money, investments, risks, economics, various instruments used in financial markets, legal parameters, communication skills etc.

Eligibility	XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt. Students who passed XII from other than Maharashtra Board (i.e. ICSE / ISC / CBSE, other State Boards etc) will have to fill in provisional eligibility form in the office before payment of fees.
Duration	Six Semesters spread over three years
Subjects	First Year: First Semester Principles of Investment Micro-Economics Financial Accounting Business Environment Business Environment Basic Computer Skills First Year: Second Semester Environment of Financial System Macro-Economics Management Accounting Principles of Business Management Statistical Applications Communication Skills Second Year: Third Semester Debt Markets Corporate Finance-I Equity Markets-I Banking in Financial System Business Ethics Organizational Behavior Computer Applications in Investments Second Year: Fourth Semester Commodities Markets Corporate Finance-II Equity Markets-II Financial Services Taxation for Investments Security Analysis Business Law Third Year: Fifth Semester Global Capital Markets Regulations of Securities Markets Insurance (Fund) Management Derivative Markets Foreign Exchange Markets Portfolio Management Project Work –I Third Year: Sixth Semester Risk Management Corporate Governance Computer Applications in Financial Services Marketing of Financial Services Mutual Fund Management Customer Relationship Management in Financial Services Project Work -II
Pattern	Written Paper is of 75 marks whereas Internals consists of 25 marks Fifth and Sixth Semester is conducted by the University
Passing Standards	In order to pass, a minimum of aggregate 40% marks are required in every paper and not more than two A.T.K.Ts are allowed at the end of the academic year.

Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance)

The University of Mumbai started the Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance) course in 2003-04. The course not only aims at training students to gain knowledge in the fields related to Banking, Insurance and other related financial services but also leads to the all-round development of their personality. The BBI course provides comprehensive training to students in the field of Banking, Insurance and other related financial services by way of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, practical training, job orientation and placements. It is a perfectly designed full time course for all those aspiring to make a career in the growing and ever evolving field of Banking & Insurance. This course provides the student an insight into the various aspects of Banking and Insurance sector which includes financial investments, legal parameters, economics, communications etc. They are expected to take the appropriate decision at the right time and ensure that the same are implemented properly.

Eligibility	XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt. Students who passed XII from other than Maharashtra Board (i.e. ICSE / ISC / CBSE, other State Boards etc) will have to fill in provisional eligibility form in the office before payment of fees.
Duration	Six Semesters spread over three years
Subjects	First Year: First Semester Environment and Management of Financial Services Principles of Management Effective Communication – I Economics - I (Micro) Quantitative Methods – I Introduction to Computer Systems First Year: Second Semester Principles and Practices of Banking and Insurance Financial Accounting Effective Communication – II Economics - II (Macro) Quantitative Methods – II Business Law Second Year: Third Semester Laws Governing Banking & Insurance Financial Management – I Management Accounting Customer Relationship Information Technology in Banking & Insurance Organizational Behavior Taxation of Financial Services Second Year: Fourth Semester Universal Banking Financial Management – II Innovations in Banking and Insurance Corporate Law and Laws Governing Capital Markets Entrepreneurship Management Financial Markets Cost Accounting of Banking & Insurance Third Year: Fifth Semester Marketing in Banking & Insurance Financial Services Management International Banking & Finance Financial Reporting and Analysis Security Analysis and Portfolio Management Auditing Banking Project Work Third Year: Sixth Semester Strategic Management Central Banking International Business Human Resource Management in Banking and Insurance Business Ethics & Corporate Governance Turnaround Management Insurance Project Work
Pattern	Written Paper is of 75 marks whereas Internals consists of 25 marks Fifth and Sixth Semester is conducted by the University
Passing Standards	In order to pass, a minimum of aggregate 40% marks are required in every paper and not more than two A.T.K.Ts are allowed at the end of the academic year.

Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance)

The University of Mumbai started the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) course in 2003-04.The main aim to introduce this course was to improve self-employment and provide benefits to the organizations by providing them with suitable trained persons in the field of Accounting and Finance by way of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, practical training, job orientation and placements. Well as we know that Finance is one of the major aspect for every individual as well an organization, not only the sources of finance are important but its optimum utilization and planning is required to increase the profitability. At the same time accounting helps to maintain clear records of all financial transactions which help for smooth functioning of organization. A BAF student acquires specialized knowledge for the same and further the candidate can enhance their knowledge by pursuing M.com in Finance or MBA in Finance and can also opt for CA (Chartered Accountant)

Eligibility	XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt. Students who passed XII from other than Maharashtra Board (i.e. ICSE / ISC / CBSE, other State Boards etc) will have to fill in provisional eligibility form in the office before payment of fees.
Duration	Six Semesters spread over three years
Subjects	First Year: First Semester Financial Accounting Paper -I Cost Accounting Paper- I Economics- Paper - I Commerce Paper- I Information Technology Paper-I Business Communication Paper-I First Year: Second Semester Financial Accounting Paper - Auditing Paper - I Financial Management Paper - I Taxation Paper - I Business Law Paper - I Quantitative Methods for Business Business Communication Paper – II Second Year: Third Semester Financial Accounting Paper - III Cost Accounting Paper - II Auditing Paper - II Economics Paper - II Business Law Paper - II (POM) Management Paper - I Foundation Course – II Second Year: Fourth Semester Financial Management Paper- II Management Accounting Paper - I Taxation Paper - II Commerce Paper - II Business Law Paper - III Information Technology Paper - II Quantitative Methods for Business- II Third Year: Fifth Semester Financial Accounting Paper - IV Cost Accounting Paper - III Auditing Paper- III Management Accounting Paper - II Taxation Paper - III Economics- III Third Year: Sixth Semester Financial Accounting Paper - V Cost Accounting Paper- IV Auditing Paper - IV Taxation Paper - IV Management - II
Pattern	Written Paper is of 75 marks whereas Internals consists of 25 marks Fifth and Sixth Semester is conducted by the University
Passing Standards	In order to pass, a minimum of aggregate 40% marks are required in every paper and not more than two A.T.K.Ts are allowed at the end of the academic year.

Bachelor of Management Studies

Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) is full time degree program introduced by a number of institutes. University of Mumbai has introduced the Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) from the academic year 1999-2000. A BMS degree provides adequate basic understanding about management education among the students. Compare to a regular degree, BMS offers more of skill enhancement and practical knowledge besides theoretical understanding through a teaching pedagogy of case studies, projects, industrial visits, presentation, etc which is similar to MBA.BMS graduates have a slight edge over other as they have better exposure and knowledge of the world. After the completion of BMS, an individual can pursue a career in the following fields of Sales, Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, Research and Development, Jobs in PSU banks.

Eligibility	XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt. Students who passed XII from other than Maharashtra Board (i.e. ICSE / ISC / CBSE, other State Boards etc) will have to fill in provisional eligibility form in the office before payment of fees.
Duration	Six Semesters spread over three years
Subjects	First Year: First Semester Foundations of Human Skills Introduction to Financial Accounts Business Law Business Statistics Business Communication Principles of Management Introduction to Computers First Year: Second Semester Business Environment Industrial Law Computer Applications in Business Managerial Economics – I Business Mathematics Introduction to Cost Accounting Environmental Management Second Year: Third Semester Management Accounting Managerial Economics – II Marketing Management Business Aspects in Banking & Insurance Production Management & Materials Management Strategic Management Second Year: Fourth Semester Productivity and Quality Management Direct & Indirect Taxes Export Import Procedure & Documentation Cooperatives & Rural Markets Research Methods in Business Public Relations Management Third Year: Fifth Semester Human Resource Management Indian Management – Thoughts and Practices Financial Management Operations Research International Marketing Elective I – Special Studies in Marketing OR Special Studies in Finance Project Work Third Year: Sixth Semester Entrepreneurship & Management of Small and Medium Enterprises Elements of Logistics & Supply Chain Management Service Sector Management Business Ethics & Corp Social Responsibility International Finance Elective II Retail Mgmt OR Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management OR Econometrics
Pattern	Written Paper is of 75 marks whereas Internals consists of 25 marks Fifth and Sixth Semester is conducted by the University
Passing Standards	In order to pass, a minimum of aggregate 40% marks are required in every paper and not more than two A.T.K.Ts are allowed at the end of the academic year.

Bachelor of Mass Media

Media has perhaps played the most powerful role in history, politics, economics & society. It is not limited being a tool of communication anymore. In our present day world, media- broadcast and print media in particular, are considered mainly to be entities that reflect the face of the society as it exists today. Since it has a vital role to play it’s our fundamental responsibility as academicians to equip students with its various forms like print, radio, television, cinema, internet etc. It is with the same understanding that university of Mumbai introduced Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM) in 2000- 2001. Bachelor of Mass Media is a media based course, and at present is a sought after media program within the undergraduate student community. It provides the students with a perfect platform to showcase their projects, presentations and performances and simultaneously develop their talents, excelling themselves in their chosen arena of media outlets viz. Advertising or Journalism.

Eligibility	XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt. Students who passed XII from other than Maharashtra Board (i.e. ICSE / ISC / CBSE, other State Boards etc) will have to fill in provisional eligibility form in the office before payment of fees.
Duration	Six Semesters spread over three years
Subjects	First Year: First Semester Effective Communication Skills – I Fundamentals of Mass Communication Introduction to Computers Landmarks to 20th Century World History Introduction to Sociology Economics First Year: Second Semester Effective Communication Skills – II Political Concepts and Indian Political Systems Principles of Marketing Introduction to Psychology Principles of Management Introduction to Literature in English Second Year: Third Semester Introduction to Advertising Introduction to Journalism Introduction to Public Relations Introduction to Media Studies Introduction to Culture Studies Introduction to Creative Writing Second Year: Fourth Semester Mass Media Research Organizational Behavior Understanding Cinema Radio and Television Advance Computers Print Production and Photography Specialization: Advertising Specialization: Journalism Third Year: Fifth Semester Advertising in Contemporary Society Copywriting Advertising Design Consumer Behavior Media Planning and Buying Brand Building Third Year: Fifth Semester Reporting Editing Feature and Opinion Journalism and Public Opinion Indian Regional Journalism Niche and Magazine Journalism – I Third Year: Sixth Semester Contemporary Issues Advertising & Marketing Research Legal Environment & Advertising Ethics Financial Management for Marketing & Advertising Agency Management Principles and Practice of Direct Marketing Third Year: Sixth Semester Press Laws and Ethics Broadcast Journalism Niche Journalism – II Internet and Issue in the Global Media News Media Management Contemporary Issues
Pattern	Written Paper is of 75 marks whereas Internals consists of 25 marks Fifth and Sixth Semester is conducted by the University
Passing Standards	In order to pass, a minimum of aggregate 40% marks are required in every paper and not more than two A.T.K.Ts are allowed at the end of the academic year.

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