1. Programmes offered :

(a) M. Com. (Accounting & Taxation)
(b) M. Com. (Business Administration)
(c) M. Phil. (Commerce)
(d) Ph. D.

2. Profile of Deparatment

Department of Commerce & Management

The main objective of the department is to impart education in the field of commerce at the post graduate level besides promoting research programmes. The department runs M.Phil. programme in commerce which orients students to take next level research projects.   Further, the department serves as a hub for doctorate and post doctoral research endeavours in various spheres of commerce.

3. Duration : M.Com. Two years full time Programme (Four Semester)

4. Eligibility : The Candidate should be a Commerce graduate with 50 percent marks in aggregate.

5. Available Seats : 25

6. Mode of Selection :    Based on merit in index prepared based on marks obtained in qualifying exams

7. Faculty :

8. Course Structure

(A) M. Com

First Semester All compulsory Courses)        MC-101  Management Principles & Practices                M.C.102 Business Statistics MC-103 Advanced Accounting                                          M.C.104 Cost Analysis and Control		Second Semester (All compulsory Courses) M.C.201 Functional Management        M.C.202 Organizational Behaviour           M.C.203 Quantitative Techniques           M.C.204 Accounting for Managerial  Decisions
Third Semester M.C.301 Research Methodology M.C.302 Operation Research       M.C.303 Tax Planning and Management M.C.304 Computer Applications in Management		Fourth Semester (Specialization ) Optional –Specialization areas : Students are required to select any one specialization out of  seven specialization areas:- (A)   Marketing  Management (B)   Financial Analysis and Control (C)  Human Resource Development (D)  Accounting (E)  Taxation (F)  Banking and Insurance(G) Management of Services

IMPORTANT NOTE: Institute/College reserves the right not to offer those options / electives / courses to the students of  M. Com. for which adequate teaching facilities. Number of students do not exist in the  institution/College. The decision of the Head / Principal will be final in this matter. 

SCHEME OF ASSESSMENT:

 The M. Com. is based on continuous internal assessment as well as end-semester external examination. The scheme of internal assessment is as follows: -

MARKS OF SESSIONALS:

(a)   Three Class tests during the semester will be conducted by the teacher concerned and the sessional  marks of internal assessment will be finalized by the teacher concerned. The sessional marks shall be based on: -          Marks of two best class tests out of three tests conducted during                Marks 20

    the semester will be sent to the University.                                                     

(b)  Candidate is required to secure a minimum of 40% marks in individual course in order to pass the internal assessment. The students must be very punctual and attentive to tests as there is no provision for make-up test on any ground.

(B) Master of Philosophy (M. Phil.)

1.         Duration          : One Years full time Programme (Two Semesters)

2.         Eligibility         : The Candidate should be a M.Com. with 55% percent marks in aggregate.

3.         Available Seats           : Open = 10

4.         Mode of Selection : On the basis of merit

5.         Examination Scheme  :

 SEMESTER: I

 COMPULSORY PAPERS                                           

M.Ph.101          Business Research                              

M.Ph.102          Quantitative Techniques                                        

M.Ph.201          Dissertation (On any topic which is decided with the consultation with  Supervisor)

 OPTIONAL PAPERS           

Students are required to select any one optional paper out of seven optional papers i.e. M.Ph. 202 to M.Ph. 208. 

M.Ph.202          Strategic Financial Management                                                

M.Ph.203          Marketing Planning and Control                                       

M.Ph.204          Human Relation and Organizational                               

                        Behaviour

M.Ph.205          Indian Financial System                                               

M.Ph.206          Accounting Theory                                                   

M.Ph.207          Tax Planning and Management                               

M.Ph.208          Computer Applications in Management                          

 IMPORTANCE NOTES:

 (1)       Students are required to opt any one optional paper in IInd semester.

(2)       Dissertation is compulsory for all students in IInd Semester.

(3)      The Dissertation will be prepared by student in IInd Semester under the supervision of any faculty member of  the Institute.

(4)     Three copies of the dissertation shall be submitted for evaluation. 25 Marks allotted for internal evaluation based on seminar of the topic of dissertation. The external examiner shall evaluate the dissertation and open Viva-Voce examination will  be jointly conducted by external and internal examiners. In external  examination the dissertation shall either be accepted or rejected.

(5)     Hindi and English in the medium of examination.

 (6)   The Internal assessment test during the semester will be conducted by  the teacher concerned and the sessional marks of internal Assessment will be finalized by the teacher concerned.  The sessional marks shall be based on :-

            (i)   One Internal Assessment test                                                     10 Marks

            (ii) Seminar                                                                                     15 Marks

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                                                                                           TOTAL            25 Marks

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 (7)      In order to pass the semester, an examinee shall have to secure 30% marks in Internal Assessment and 50% marks in aggregate.

 (8)        Institute reserve the right not to offer those optional courses to the students of M.Phil. (Commerce) for which adequate teaching facilities do not exist in the institute. The decision of the Head of the Institute will be final in this matter.   

(A)  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Commerce

     A candidate for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy must, at the time of application, hold Masters degree with at least 55% marks or an equivalent grade of M.Phil. degree of the University, a deemed University or any other University incorporated by any law for the time being in force and recognized by the University.