Courses for Students of Section A

Managerial Accounting - Division A

COURSE OUTCOMES:
CO1:  Apply managerial accounting and its objectives in a way that demonstrates a clear understanding of ethical responsibilities;                                     
CO2: Analyze cost-volume-profit techniques to determine optimal managerial decisions;       
CO3: Perform cost variance analysis and demonstrate the use of standard costs in flexible  
CO4: Identify the guidelines for selecting the most profitable set of products or services  
CO5: Prepare a master budget and demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the components;  
CO6: Identify relevant costs in decision-making.     

COMPANY LAW (A)

SECTORS OF INDIAN ECONOMY - BCOM-3A

Understand the importance of one of the core sector in India that is ' AGRICULTURE '.
They would learn about distribution system and type of Agriculture, Food security and Logistics.
Know the Concept of Rural credit including the role of RRB's and NABARD.  
Understand the role of tertiary sector of India.   
They would learn and gain knowledge about LSI and SSI and labour laws related to the subject.
They would be well equipped with the knowledge of foreign exchange and banking sector in India.

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS & MARKETS-B.COM -SEM VI -A

FINM 

Course Description(DSC) : FINM is a 4 credit course with 48 sessions for the semester and 4 for revision totaling to 52 sessions.

The course gives an overview to  familiarize with functioning of various Financial Institutions and Markets in India .



Advanced Corporate Accounting-A

  1. The main objective of the course is to gain knowledge of AS-19 & 21 and format accounts. 
  2. Providing an understanding of the presentation and analysis of financial reporting for the owners as well as external users. 
  3. Comprehend the concepts and standards underlying the accounting procedures used to measure business performance of select corporate groups.

 

Course Outcome: On completion of the course the students:               

CO1) Acquaintance with the regulatory environment and framework in which the companies are registered.

CO2) Will acquire a strong foundation in accounting and reporting requirements of the Companies Act.

CO3) Will acquire the ability to account for a range of advanced financial accounting issues and prepare consolidated accounts for a Corporate Group.   

CO4) Apply the accounting procedures for Lease in the books of Lessee and Lessor.   

CO5) Understand the influence of inflation on the purchasing power of money.       

CO6) Understand the Scope of Social Responsibility Accounting   

CO7) Familiarizing the concept of Human Responsibility Accounting.   

CO8) Computation of HRA, accounting price level changes and inflationary accounting. 

 

THEORY AND PRACTICE OF GST - THEORY-A

Course Objective:

 The course has been designed to make students understand the new

Indirect taxes, i.e., Goods and Services Tax. It helps them to understand the practical

implications involved in GST and application of GST rules in Tally.

Course description:

Theory and practice of Gst is 5 credit course with 60 sessions for the 6th sem. All the provisions in the

Gst right from Registration to filing of returns are covered including goods and services are covered under this course. The external exam theory paper is of 100 marks, internal for 20 marks and for lab practical it is for 25 marks

 


COMMERCE LAB 18-21

REGULATIONS of INSURANCE BUSINESS -B.COM- SEM VI -A

RINB-Course Description

Course Description(SEC) : RINB is a 2 credit course with 24 sessions for the semester. The course gives an overview to  familiarize with functioning of laws and regulations governing the insurance industry  .