FOUR YEARS UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAM WITH MULTIPLE ENTRY & EXIT OPTIONS

CLASS TIMINGS

Monday – Saturday: 8.00 am to 12.30 pm

YEAR OF INCEPTION – 2018 ESSENCE OF THE PROGRAMME

B.Com – Strategic Finance – US CMA is an undergraduate program in Commerce integrated with US CMA in association with Institute of Management Accountants (IMA), USA and Miles Education is the knowledge partner for the program. The program matrix comprises of courses offered by Mount Carmel College, Autonomous along with courses integrated with CMA. The program entails a student completing the CMA qualification alongside their B.Com Strategic Finance from MCC. The core papers will be taught by experienced professionals who are CMA qualified. The methodology used in the program builds a platform for the students to apply their analytical skills through application and reasoning. The program sets a platform for the students to apply the theoretical concepts practically through a series of case studies. The course sets out on a vast expanse of knowledge and rigor, to make students industry ready. The US CMA has been integrated into the college curriculum such that students will cover all the 12 core competencies covered on US CMA in the first five semesters. Thereafter, the students are expected to additionally appear for and pass the Two CMA exams. Part 1 – Financial Planning, Performance & Analytics. Part 2 – Strategic Financial Thereafter, when students appear for placements with MNCs in early sixth semester, they will stand apart as a graduate with IMA membership and having cleared the globally – recognized CMA exams. The B.Com Strategic Finance – US CMA course is challenging and yet very rewarding to students with high career aspirations since it’s a globally recognized course.

DEAN OF COMMERCE

PROF. V N RAGHU M.COM, MPHIL.

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

MS. ARUNA BHASKAR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, M.COM, FCMA, SLET

CO ORDINATOR

Ms. RAJANI H PILLAI Assistant Professor, M.COM, PGDHRM, M.PHIL, MBA

Vision

• The Department of Commerce envisions imparting holistic education to women as individuals to empower them to take up responsible positions in life.
• The programmes aim to mould the character, leadership qualities, ethical values and social responsibility among commerce students while also imparting skills required for integrating into the society and acting as change agents.

 

Mission

Through the program, we strive to inculcate Empathy, Emotional Stability and Financial Independence in our students apart from gaining a grasp over the episteme of Commerce in Honours.

ELIGIBILITY

Students who have completed Two Years Pre-University Course of Karnataka or Equivalent thereto are eligible to seek Admission to B. Com Strategic Finance – US CMA Degree Program. Candidates should have studied Business Studies and Accountancy at the Pre University Level.

 

DURATION OF THE COURSE

The duration of the program is four years spread over eight semesters.

 

EXIT OPTIONS

• AT END OF YEAR 1 – EXIT OPTION WITH CERTIFICATION
• AT THE END OF YEAR 2 – EXIT OPTION WITH DIPLOMA
• AT THE END OF YEAR 3 – EXIT OPTION WITH BACHELOR DEGREE
• ON THE COMPLETION OF THE PROGRAM – BACHELOR DEGREE WITH HONORS

 

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION

The medium of Instruction and Examination shall be English.

 

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

With a comprehensive program structure, the students of this program have extensive job opportunities in the field of Accounting, Finance, Governance, Insurance, Taxation, Risk Management, and Wealth Management and can exercise roles of a Finance and Accounting Managers within companies, Budgeting Managers, Investment Manager, Costing Manger, Payable Manager or Receivable Manager, Portfolio/Fund Manager, Financial Controllers, Treasurer, Chief Finance Officer. CMAs are the people who make daily decisions within the companies for its survival and growth opportunities in India for CMAs are with MNCs including Banks & Financial Services, Consulting, IT, Retail, Pharma, Manufacturing etc.

Students aspiring higher education after B.Com have vast avenues for pursuing their Masters in the field of Accounting, Auditing, Finance, Taxation and Investment Management across the Globe.

 

DRESS CODE

The students are expected to conform to the dress code specified by the college management. B.Com Strategic Finance – US CMA students have to wear a Blazer every day and must be in their formal uniform for all formal occasions and whenever they represent the college. Students will wear their Identity Cards at all times.

Semester –I
Sl. No.	Course Code	Title of the Course	Course Category	Hours Per Week (L+T+P)	CIE	SEE	Total Marks	Credits
1	Lang.1.1	Language–I	AECC –L1	3+1+0	40	60	100	3
2	Lang.1.2	Language – II – General English	AECC –L2	3+1+0	40	60	100	3
3	B.Com.1.1	Financial Accounting – I	DSC 1	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
4	B.Com.1.2	Management and Behavioural Process	DSC 2	4+0+0	40	60	100	4
5	B.Com.1.3	FINANCIAL PLANNING & PERFORMANCE – CMA- 1A	DSC 3	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
6	B.Com.1.4	Open Elective	OEC-1	3+0+0	40	60	100	3
7	B.Com.1.5	Business Communication and Soft Skills	SEC-SB-1	1+0+2	25	25	50	2
8	B.Com.1.6	Physical Education-Yoga	SEC – VB	0+0+2	25	—	25	1
9	B.Com.1.7	Health & Wellness	SEC – VB	0+0+2	25	—	25	1
Total					315	385	700	25

Semester – II
Sl. No.	Course Code	Title of the Course	Courses Category	Hours Per Week (L+T+P)	CIE	SEE	Total Marks	Credits
1	Lang.2.1	Language- I –	AECC –L1	3+1+0	40	60	100	3
2	Lang 2.2	Language – II- General English	AECC-L2	3+1+0	40	60	100	3
3	B.Com.2.1	Financial Accounting – II	DSC 4	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
4	B.Com.2.2	Human Resource Management	DSC 5	4+0+0	40	60	100	4
5	B.Com.2.3	FINANCIAL ANALYTICS & CONTROL – CMA – 1B	DSC 6	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
6	B.Com.2.4	Open Elective	OEC-2	3+0+0	40	60	100	3
7	B.Com.2.5	Physical Education – Sports	SEC-VB	0+0+2	25	—	25	1
8	B.Com.2.6	NCC/NSS/R&R(S&G)/ Cultural	SEC VB	0+0+2	25	—	25	1
9	B.Com.2.7	Environmental Studies	AECC	2+0+0	20	30	50	2
Sub–Total(B)					310	390	700	25

EXIT OPTION WITH CERTIFICATION – with ability to solve well defined problems

Semester – III
Sl. No.	Course Code	Title of the Course	Courses Category	Hours Per Week (L+T+P)	CIE	SEE	Total Marks	Credits
1	Lang.3.1	Language-I	AECC –L1	3+1+0	40	60	100	3
2	Lang.3.2	Language – II- General English	AECC –L2	3+1+0	40	60	100	3
3	B.Com.3.1	Corporate Accounting	DSC 7	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
4	B.Com.3.2	Marketing Management	DSC 8	4+0+0	40	60	100	4
5	B.Com.3.3	INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING – CMA – 1C	DSC 9	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
6	B.Com.3.4	Open Elective	OEC- 3	3+0+0	40	60	100	3
7	B.Com.3.5	Campus Recruitment Training	SEC SB- 2	1+0+2	25	25	50	2
8	B.Com.3.6	Physical Education – Sports	SEC VB	0+0+2	25	—	25	1
9	B.Com.3.7	NCC/NSS/R&R(S&G)/ Cultural	SEC VB	0+0+2	25	—	25	1
Sub–Total(C)					315	385	700	25

Semester – IV
Sl. No.	Course Code	Title of the Course	Courses Category	Hours Per Week (L+T+P)	CIE	SEE	Total Marks	Credits
1	Lang.4.1	Language–I	AECC-L1	3+1+0	40	60	100	3
2	Lang.4.2	Language – II- General English	AECC-L2	3+1+0	40	60	100	3
3	B.Com.4.1	Advanced Corporate Accounting	DSC 10	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
4	B.Com.4.2	Quantitative Analysis – I	DSC 11	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
5	B.Com.4.3	STRATEGIC FINANCIAL MANGEMENT – I – CMA – 2A	DSC 12	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
6	B.Com.4.4	Open Elective	OEC-4	3+0+0	40	60	100	3
7	B.Com.4.5	Physical Education – Sports	SEC VB	0+0+2	25	—	25	1
8	B.Com.4.6	NCC/NSS/R&R(S&G)/ Cultural	SEC VB	0+0+2	25	—	25	1
9	B.Com.4.7	Constitution of India	AECC	2+0+0	20	30	50	2
Sub –Total(D)					310	390	700	25

EXIT OPTION WITH DIPLOMA– Ability to solve broadly defined problems.

Semester – V
Sl. No.	Course Code	Title of the Course	Courses Category	Hours Per Week (L+T+P)	CIE	SEE	Total Marks	Credits
1	B.Com.5.1	Quantitative Analysis-II	DSC 13	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
2	B.Com.5.2	Banking Theory & Practice	DSC 14	4+0+0	40	60	100	4
3	B.Com.5.3	Managerial Economics	DSC 15	4+0+0	40	60	100	4
4	B.Com.5.4/E	STRATEGIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT – II – CMA – 2B	DSE 1	3+1+0(P)	40	60	100	3
5	B.Com.5.5	Taxation I	VOC -1	2+0+2	40	60	100	3
6	B.Com.5.6	Advance Excel	SEC-SB-3	1+0+2	40	60	100	2
7	B.Com.5.7	Physical Education – Sports	SEC-VB	0+0+2	25		25	1
8	B.Com.5.8	NCC/NSS/R&R(S&G)/ Cultural	SEC-VB	0+0+2	25		25	1
Sub–Total(E)					290	360	650	22

Semester – VI
Sl. No.	Course Code	Title of the Course	Courses Category	Hours Per Week (L+T+P)	CIE	SEE	Total Marks	Credits
1	B.Com.6.1	Financial Markets & Services	DSC 16	4+0+0	40	60	100	4
2	B.Com.6.2	Corporate and Business Law	DSC 17	4+0+0	40	60	100	4
3	B.Com.6.3	Special Accounts	DSC 18	3+0+2	40	60	100	4
4	B.Com.6.4/E	INTERNATIONAL AUDITING-CPA-Non-CMA	DSE 2	3+1+0(P)	40	60	100	3
5	B.Com.6.5	Taxation – II	VOC- 2	2+0+2	40	60	100	3
6	B.Com.6.6	Entrepreneurship & New Venture Creation	SEC SB- 4	1+0+2	40	60	100	2
7	B.Com.6.7	Physical Education – Sports	SEC-VB	0+0+2	25		25	1
8	B.Com.6.8	NCC/NSS/R&R(S&G)/ Cultural	SEC-VB	0+0+2	25		25	1
9		Internship						2
Sub–Total(F)					290	360	650	24

EXIT OPTION WITH BACHELOR DEGREE – Ability to solve complex problems that are well-structured requiring multi-disciplinary skills to solve them.

Syllabus (CBCS)

Papers offered for M.Sc. Life Science:

SEMESTER I

Sl. No.	Course Code	Title	LTP	Credits	CIA(T+P)	ESE (T+P)	Tutorials	Total Marks
1	CC-01	Core Course – I Animal and Plant Diversity	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
2	CC-02	Core Course – II Biomolecules	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
3	CC-03	Core Course – III Cell Biology	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
4	CC-04	Core Course – IV Genetics	4:2:0	5	30	70	50	150
5	AC-01	Allied Course – I Biostatistics	2:0:0	2	15	35	–	50
6	AC-02	Allied Course – II Instrumentation and Laboratory Techniques	2:0:0	2	15	35	–	50
		Total		24				700

SEMESTER II

Sl. No.	Course Code	Title	LTP	Credits	CIA(T+P)	ESE (T+P)	Tutorials	Total Marks
1	CC-05	Core Course – V Basic Microbiology	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
2	CC-06	Core Course – VI Human Physiology	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
3	CC-07	Core Course – VII Plant Physiology	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
4	CC-08	Core Course – VIII Immunology	4:2:0	5	30	70	50	150
5	AC-03	Allied Course – III Research Methodology	2:0:0	2	15	35	–	50
6	AC-04	Allied Course – IV Environmental Science	2:0:0	2	15	35	–	50
7		Community Development Program		2		50		50
		Total		26				750

SEMESTER III

Sl. No.	Course Code	Title	LTP	Credits	CIA(T+P)	ESE (T+P)	Tutorials	Total Marks
1	EC-01	Elective Course I –DSE Applied Microbiology	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
2	EC-02	Elective Course II – DSE Molecular Biology	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
3	EC-03	Elective Course III / CHOICE Human Endocrinology and Reproductive Biology or Plant Developmental Biology and Plant Diseases	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	–	150
4	EC-04	Elective Course IV / CHOICE Animal Tissue Culture or Plant Tissue Culture	4:2:0	5	30	70	50	150
5	AC-05	Allied Course – V Bioinformatics	2:0:0	2	15	35	–	50
6	OE	Open elective- Pet Behaviour and Care	2:0:0	2	15	35	–	50
7		Internship Report		2		50		50
		Total		26				750

SEMESTER IV

Sl. No.	Course Code	Title	LTP	Credits	CIA(T+P)	ESE (T+P)	Tutorials	Total Marks
1	EC-05	Elective Course – V/ CHOICE Clinical Biochemistry or Food and Fermentation Technology	3:0:4	5	30+15	70+35	-	150
2	EC-06	Elective Course VI/ CHOICE Economic Biology or Evolution and Ethology	4:2:0	5	30	70	50	150
3	EC-07	Elective Course VII – DSE r-DNA Technology	4:0:0	4	30	70	–	100
4	PR-01	Project / Viva Voce	12	8	100	100		200
		Total		22			–	600
				98			–	2800

B.Com., Strategic Finance Brochure

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COURSE

• International Credibility – Globally recognised qualification.
• Strong Knowledge Base in Management Accounting and Financial Management.
• Dual qualification – B.Com and CMA.
• Industry relevant papers.
• Provides skills and knowledge relevant to any business.
• Strong focus on professional values, ethics and governance.
• Students have flexibility in taking up CMA papers after completing their 5th semester.
• International career opportunities in the field of core finance, banking, wealth management and financial services.
• Professional qualified faculty to teach CMA papers on campus.
• Dynamic Pedagogy including guest lectures, case studies and simulation exercises.

 

PROGRAMME OUTCOME

PO 1	Enhance strong communication skills through knowledge of Commerce concepts in various specialized areas.
PO 2	Enable practical application of various tools and techniques into business for accountability and decision making.
PO 3	Knowledge of Domestic and International Law to develop strategic policies in business.
PO 4	Understanding objectives and functioning of various institutions, instruments and operations undertaken by financial bodies.
PO 5	Demonstrate knowledge of theories, concepts and findings of specializations.
PO 6	Critically evaluate new ideas, research findings, methodologies and theoretical frameworks in a specialised field of study.

 

EVALUATION PATTERN

Each course will be evaluated for a maximum of 100 marks comprising of two components namely Continuous Internal Exam (CIE) and Semester End Examination (SEE). The weightage for CIE and SEE is in the ratio of 40:60.

The Semester End Examination will be for 60 marks per course and Continuous Internal Assessment will be for 40 Marks respectively.

CIE COMPONENTS

TEST I	10 Marks
TEST II	10 Marks
Assignment – I (Seminar / Presentation)	10 Marks
Assignment – II (/Projects/Case Studies)	10 Marks
Total	40 Marks

• The main objective of the program is to cater to commerce aspirants who desire to build their professional competence on a higher plateau with specialised knowledge in the field of Accounting and Finance.
• The program enables the students to build analytical skills through application and reasoning through pedagogy of extensive case analysis and assignment exercises.
• Achieving the CMA qualification demonstrates professional expertise in financial planning, analysis, control, decision support, and professional ethics – skills that are in demand by organisations around the world.
• This programme aims to develop strong knowledge base in Management Accounting and Financial Management which help them to establish a career in this industry.
• Study for and clear the US CMA exams while you graduate.

Sl No.	Name	Batch	Higher Studies
1	Kumari Shubham	2017-2019	National Institute of Technology Rourkela
2	Sonali Mohanty	2017-2019	National Institute of Technology Rourkela
3	Lara Dsouza	2016-2018	Kansas State University
4	Eliza Divya Srishty Minz	2017-2019	Sri Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology, Trivandrum
5	Yaashna Maakhija	2019-2021	University of Massachusetts Lowell
6	Athira Venugopal	2018-2020	The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
7	Debashmita Chakraborty	2017-2019	National Institute of Technology Rourkela