BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (BANKING & INSURANCE) (BBI):
A programme in Banking and Insurance is developed to cater to the needs of Banking & Insurance sector. It helps in familiarizing the students with the basic concepts of funds management, regulatory framework of RBI, core accountancy concepts like credit risk management, financial management, cost accounting, financial accounting and an overall purview of financial markets. It also provides in-depth knowledge about international banking and finance and research methodologies to understand the areas and techniques of research in the field of banking and insurance.
ELIGIBILITY:
0.5209: A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Degree Programme in Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance) shall have passed XII std. examination of Maharashtra State of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its Equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate in case of students belonging to Open Category and 40% in aggregate in case of Reserved Category at one and at the same sitting. Every Candidate admitted to the Degree Programme shall have to register himself/herself with the University of Mumbai.
COURSE STRUCTURE :
B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) is a full-time degree course spread over three years with each year being divided into 2 semesters.
| FIRST YEAR B.COM. (BANKING AND INSURANCE) | |
| FIRST SEMESTER | SECOND SEMESTER |
| 1.1 Environment and Management of Financial Services | 2.1 Principles & Practices of Banking & Insurance |
| 1.2 Financial Accounting – I | 2.2 Business Law |
| 1.3 Business Communication – I | 2.3 Financial Accounting – II |
| 1.4 Business Economics – I | 2.4 Business Communication – II |
| 1.5 Quantitative Methods – I | 2.5 Organisational Behaviour |
| 1.6 Foundation Course – I | 2.6 Quantitative Methods – II |
| 1.7 Principles of Management | 2.7 Foundation Course – II |
| SECOND YEAR B.COM. (BANKING AND INSURANCE) | |
| THIRD SEMESTER | FOURTH SEMESTER |
| 3.1 Foundation Course – III (Overview of Banking Sector) | 4.1 Information Technology-II |
| 3.2 Information Technology – I in Banking & Insurance | 4.2 Corporate and Securities Law |
| 3.3 Financial Management-1 | 4.3 Business Economics – II |
| 3.4 Direct Taxation | 4.4 Foundation Course – IV (Overview of Insurance Sector) |
| 3.5 Management Accounting | 4.5 Financial Management – II |
| 3.6 Financial Marketing | 4.6 Cost Accounting |
| 3.7 Organisational Behaviour | 4.7 Entrepreneurship Management |
| THIRD YEAR B.COM. (BANKING AND INSURANCE) | |
| FIFTH SEMESTER | SIXTH SEMESTER |
| 5.1 Research Methodology | 6.1 Project Work on Banking & Insurance |
| 5.2 International Banking & Finance Strategic Management | 6.2 Central Banking |
| 5.3 Financial Reporting Analysis | 6.3 Security Analysis & Portfolio Management (SAPM) |
| 5.4 Auditing – I | 6.4 Auditing – II |
| 5.5 Strategic Management | 6.5 Human Resource Management (HRM) |
| 5.6 Business Ethics & Corporate Governance | 6.6 International Business |
The course will have six semesters conducted on the revised pattern using Credit Based Semester System and Grading pattern. All examination will be conducted by the University of Mumbai.
Each subject in all semesters will be evaluated for 100 marks which is bifurcated as 75 marks theoretical exam and 25 marks internal assessment which include class presentations, projects, tests, class participation and attendance. 30 marks in theoretical exam and 10 marks in internal assessment are required to pass a subject.
The course covers 38 subjects and 2 projects on Banking and Insurance of 100 marks each, which are to be submitted in the final year.
Industrial Visit:
2010 – 11 Kerala
2011 – 12 Goa & Hyderabad
2012 – 13 Kolad
2013 – 14 Mount Abu – Udaipur
2014 – 15 Delhi – Chandigarh – Manali
2015 – 16 Chandigarh – Simla
2016 – 17 Delhi – Haridwar – Rishikesh – Dehradun – Mussoorie