Bachelor of commerce

A Bachelor of Commerce, abbreviated as B.Com, is a three year under graduate B.Com degree programme spread over six semesters imparted in regular mode of K.J. Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce (Autonomous). In the B.Com, learners are taught core subjects related to Commerce and Business Studies, Accounting, Auditing, Taxation and Business Economics. Besides, learners are given option to choose from a few elective subjects to have cross-over learning.

B.Com is the best option and ideal for learners for pursuing career in Commerce and Management, Accounting & Finance, Banking & Insurance etc. Though, the Bachelors of Commerce degree is a foundation to P.G. Degree and Master’s Programme, but the average starting salary of a B.Com graduate is Rs 2,00,000 p.a. and upwards.

 

Key Information

ST1209

Programme Code

 

Programme Starts

Vidyavihar - Mumbai

Campus

3 YEARS

Duration

Bachelor Degree

Course Type

FULL TIME

Mode of study

Humanities and Sciences

Area of study

UNDER GRADUATE

Level of study

Commerce

Discipline

K J Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce

Institute

 
 

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Programme Outcome

  • 1.

    Learners are expected to have foundation of commerce and business, accounting and financial economics.

  • 2.

    Learners to be effective communicators, being able to comprehend and write reports, to receive and give clear instructions.

  • 3.

    Learners to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of basic business and accounting principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and if possible, leader in a team.

 

Pedagogy

  • The study of knowledge and skills are imparted by using combination of following techniques :

    Traditional chalk and duster method to boost learner’s understanding and confidence supplemented further with home work, periodical assignments and internal tests,Use of PPT, Web Referencing, Library Sourcing to enhance context based learning,Problem solving and case study method to develop computational learning,Role plays, guest lectures, news paper clipping, field visits etc to have incidental learning a means to learning by research,Use of group discussions and syllabi related symposia to develop collaborative learning and increased interaction.

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Future Prospects

Besides teaching the students have multiple opportunities for placements

Accountancy and Taxation open opportunities in the financial services sector.

The field of ‘Advertising’ offers creative and challenging career opportunities for the youth in ad agencies and media.

Higher Studies
 

Curriculum

First Year
Semester I
  • Business Communication- I
  • Business Economics; Paper- I
  • Environmental Studies –I
  • Mathematical and Statistical Techniques- I(Lower Level)
  • Accountancy and Financial Management – I
  • Foundation Course; (Paper –I)
  • Commerce; Paper -I (Introduction to Business)
Semester II
  • Business Communication – II
  • Business Economics; (Paper –II)
  • Environmental Studies – II
  • Mathematical and Statistical Techniques -II (Lower Level)
  • Accountancy and Financial Management –II
  • Foundation Course; (Paper- I)
  • Commerce; Paper- II (Service Sector)
Semester III
  • Commerce Paper- III (Management - Functions and Challenges)
  • Business Economics (Paper –III)
  • Accountancy and Financial Management (Paper- III)
  • Business Law- I
  • Advertising
  • Foundation Course; (Paper –II)
Semester IV
  • Commerce Paper -IV- Management Production and Finance
  • Business Economics (Paper –IV)
  • Accounting and Financial Management (Paper -IV)
  • Foundation Course (Paper- II)
  • Business Law – II
  • Advertising
Semester V
  • Commerce; Paper- III: Human Resource Management(Compulsory)
  • Business Economics; Paper VI: Indian Economics(Compulsory)
  • Special Group : Three papers:
    1. Financial Accounting and Auditing Paper V (Financial Accounting)
    2. Financial Accounting and Auditing Paper VI (Cost Accounting)
    3. Financial Accounting and Auditing Paper VII (Auditing)
  • Any Two of the following applied component papers:
    1. Computer System and Application/ Direct Taxation
    2. Direct Taxation/ Export Marketing
    3. Direct Taxation/ Psychology of Human Behaviour at Work
    4. Computer System and Application / Psychology of Human Behaviour at Work
Semester VI
  • Commerce; Paper- III: Human Resource Management (Compulsory)
  • Business Economics; Paper VI: Indian Economics (Compulsory)
  • Special Group : Three papers:
    1. Financial Accounting and Auditing- VIII (Financial Accounting)
    2. Financial Accounting and Auditing- IX (Cost Accounting)
    3. Financial Accounting and Auditing- X (Auditing)
  • Any Two of the following applied component papers:
    1. Computer System / Indirect Taxation
    2. Indirect Taxation/ Export Marketing
    3. Indirect Taxation/ Psychology of Human Behaviour at Work
    4. Computer System / Psychology of Human Behaviour at Work
 

Admission

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