Masters of Commerce in Financial Analysis (M.Com. – FA)

0 Lessons

Free

Entry Year

2020

Qualification

M.Com

Duration

2 years

Objective
Eligibility for Admission
Program Structure Under CBCS

Objective

The broad objective of the Master of Commerce program is to impart to the students, professional education and training by specifically focusing on Financial Analysis. We further, strive to provide them with opportunities to develop conceptual, practical, research and analytical business skills in order to meet the challenges of the business, industry and/or academic sector regardless of the level - National and Global.

Year of Establishment

1991

Dean

Prof. V N Raghu

Coordinators

Dr. HG Govinda Gowda
MBA, M.Phil, DCA Ph.D, (M.Com)

Ms. Sivakami R
M.Com, M.Phil, (Ph.D)

Vision

The Department shares the Vision of the College in providing a life-oriented Education and to become a centre of global excellence for Commerce and Management studies & research.

Mission

Enabling the students to be competent and to face the challenges of the Corporate World by imparting quality and value based Business Education. The department strives to enhance Knowledge, Skills, Attitude, Competencies and Creativity. It inculcates a humane approach based on dedication and selfless commitment.

Eligibility for Admission

A candidate who has passed the B.Com./ BBM/BBA Degree examination of this university or of any other university recognized as an equivalent and has secured not less than 50% of the marks in the aggregate in Commerce/Management subjects in all the examinations of the B. Com./BBM course shall be eligible for admission to the program. In the case of SC/ST students and blind students, the minimum percentage of marks required is 45%.

Program Structure Under CBCS

First Semester	Second Semester
Subjects	Subjects
Accounting Theory & Analysis	Forensic Accounting
Advanced Financial Accounting	Operations Research
Strategic Financial Management	Direct Tax - II
Direct Tax-I	Goods and Services Tax (GST) & Customs
Corporate Law and Governance	Principles & Practice of Banking and Insurance
Business Research Methods & Quantitative Analysis	International Marketing
Business Information System	Int. Financial Systems and Institutions
Community Project + Viva-Voce	Internship Report + Viva-Voce

Third Semester	Fourth Semester
Subjects	Subjects
Accounting for Managerial Decisions	Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
Strategic Cost Management	Financial Derivatives and Risk Management
Advanced Corporate Accounting	International Financial Management
International Accounting and FRS	Behavioral Finance
Corporate Tax Planning	International HRM
To be chosen from other departments	Research Project + Viva Voce
Internship Report + Viva	Research Project + Viva Voce

Objective