This 3-year Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) program provides students with a strong foundation in accounting and finance principles and practices. The objective is to equip students with the skills and knowledge to become accounting and finance professionals, including developing analytical abilities. The curriculum covers topics such as financial accounting, auditing, taxation, financial management, and quantitative methods over six semesters, with internship opportunities and a final dissertation project.

1. SCHOOL OF BANKING & FINANCE
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance)
Duration 3 years Full Time
Syllabus Outline
2013

2. B.Com (Accounting and Finance)
Name & Duration of the Course
This is a Three year course and the name of the course shall be Bachelor of Commerce
(Accounting and Finance).
Course Description
This program provides professional education for those wishing to become accounting
and finance professionals. It has a strong emphasis on developing analytical skills and
offers a solid grounding and professional competence in all aspects of accounting and
finance.
Objectives
To provide the students with strong foundation in contemporary practices of accounting
and finance. To provide the students a comprehensive understanding of their discipline
and be able to provide discipline based solutions relevant to the business, professional
and public policy communities that we serve. To mould the students to become creative
who produce innovative solutions to problems, apply research skills to business
challenges and communicate effectively and perceptively. To contribute to the overall
professional development of the student with demonstrated commitment to life-long
learning and make them responsible citizens who demonstrate ethical values.
Learning Outcomes
The primary learning objective of this course is to inform students that accounting is
an information development and communication function that supports economic
decision making. To support this basic objective the student should:
1. Understand the elements, uses, and limitations of each financial statement and the
relationships among the statements
2. Develop an understanding of the framework of accounting and the concepts,
principles, and procedures that govern how the financial statements are prepared.
3. Understand how financial information, primarily that provided by the financial
statements, can be used to analyze business operations and make economic
decisions.
4. Identify the basic principles used in safeguarding assets and insuring the accuracy
of accounting records
5. Appreciate the role accounting software applications play in gathering, recording,
reporting and interpreting financial accounting information.

3. 6. SYLLABUS OUTLINE
B.COM (A&F) - Semester I
Code Module
Lecture per
week
Tutorial Credits
BCAF 101 Cost Accounting – I 3 - 3
BCAF102 Micro Economics 3 - 3
BCAF 103 Financial Accounting - I 3 1 4
BCAF 104 Business Environment 3 - 3
BCAF 105 Quantitative methods for Business – I 3 - 3
BCAF 106 Business Communication (English & M.S. Office) 2 - 2
Total 18
B.COM (A&F) - Semester II
Code Module
Lecture per
week
Tutorial Credits
BCAF 201 Principles of Management 3 - 3
BCAF 202 Macro Economics 3 - 3
BCAF 203 Auditing Paper I 3 - 3
BCAF 204 Financial Management – I 3 1 4
BCAF 205 Business Law 3 - 3
BCAF 206 Business Communication (English & M.S. Office) 2 - 2
Total 18
B.COM (A&F) - Semester III
Code Module
Lecture per
week
Tutorial Credits
BCAF 301 Financial Accounting – II 3 - 3
BCAF 302 Auditing - II 3 - 3
BCAF 303 Company Law 3 - 3
BCAF 304 Taxation – I 3 - 3
BCAF 305 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship 3 - 3
BCAF 306 Business Communication (English & French) 2 - 2
Total 17
B.COM (A&F) - Semester IV
Code Module
Lecture per
week
Tutorial Credits

4. BCAF 401 Financial Management – II 3 - 3
BCAF 402 Management Accounting – I 3 - 3
BCAF 403 Financial Market Operations 3 - 3
BCAF 404 Taxation – II 3 - 3
BCAF 405 Research Methodology 3 - 3
BCAF 406 Business Communication (English & French) 2 - 2
Total 17
B.COM (A&F) - Semester V
Code Module
Lecture per
week
Tutorial Credits
BCAF 501 Quantitative methods for Business – II 3 - 3
BCAF 502
Management Accounting – II ( Financial Statement
Analysis)
3 - 3
BCAF 503 Indian Economy 3 - 3
BCAF 504 Taxation – III (Direct Taxes – I) 3 - 3
BCAF 505 Project – I (based on internship) - - 8
BCAF 506
Business Communication (Career Growth, Soft
skills & Personality
2 - 2
Total 22
B.COM (A&F) - Semester VI
Code Module
Lecture per
week
Tutorial Credits
BCAF 601 Taxation – IV 3 - 3
BCAF 602 Marketing of Financial Services 3 - 3
BCAF 603 Security Analysis and Management 3 - 3
BCAF 604
Financial Accounting – III
3 - 3
BCAF 605
Project – II (Dissertation)
- -
14
BCAF 606
Business Communication (Career Growth, Soft
skills & Personality
2
-
2
Total 28
****** 4 months Internship in C. A firm is compulsory after IV Semester.