The document outlines the implementation of a new outcome-based, choice-based credit system (CBCS) for BBA and BCCA programs for the academic year 2022-23, detailing course nomenclature, evaluation methods, and specialization options. It highlights the importance of the National Education Policy and includes information on course structures across six semesters for each program, along with provisions for multiple exit options and credit transfers. The document emphasizes academic flexibility, allowing students to choose courses from various recognized platforms while outlining assessment strategies for both internal and external evaluations.

1. Orientation on
Implementation of New
Outcome Based – Choice Based Credit
System (OB- CBCS)
BBA and BCCA Syllabus
Academic Year 2022-23
Dr. Yogesh Gharpure Prof. Mahesh Joshi Prof. Carol Rao

2. Agenda
• Objectives of Introduction of New Syllabus
• Nomenclature of Courses
• Assessment and Evaluation
• Specialisations
• Multiple Exit Option
• Credit Transfer Option

3. Objectives of Introduction of New Syllabus
Professional
Curriculum
BBA /BCCA Syllabus
National Education
Policy of Govt. of India
Non
Professional

4. Nomenclature of Courses
• CC – Core course
• AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
• DSE – Discipline Specific Electives (Specialisations)
• SEC – Skill Enhancement Course
• GE – Generic Elective

5. BBA – Semester – I and II
SN Course
Type
Courses – Sem - I
1 CC English 1
2 CC Evolution of Business
3 SEC Foreign Language ( French / German /
Japanese)
OR
Aptitude Development
4 SEC Basics of MS – Excel
OR
Financial Accounting using Tally
5 AECC Foundations of Managerial Effectiveness SN Course Type Courses – Sem II
1 CC English 2
2 CC Fundamentals of Business Management
3 CC Cost & Management Accounting
4 AECC Environmental Studies
5 GE Sociology
OR
Hospitality and Tourism
CC – Core course
AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
DSE – Discipline Specific Electives
(Specialisations)
SEC – Skill Enhancement Course
GE – Generic Elective
Aptitude
Development

6. BBA – Semester – III and IV
SN Course
Type
Courses – Sem - III
1 CC Organizational Behaviour
2 CC Managerial Economics
3 SEC Aptitude Development -2
OR
MS- Word and PowerPoint
4 SEC Advance Excel
OR
Business Analytics
5 GE Content Writing
OR
Healthy Living
SN Course Type Courses – Sem IV
1 CC Fundamentals of Marketing Management
2 CC Fundamentals of Human Resource
Management
3 CC Fundamentals of Financial Management
4 GE Financial Wellbeing
OR
Business Start up skills
5 GE Business Psychology
OR
Indian Social Values and Business Ethics
CC – Core course
AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
DSE – Discipline Specific Electives
(Specialisations)
SEC – Skill Enhancement Course
GE – Generic Elective
Business Analytics

7. BBA – Semester – V and VI
SN Course
Type
Courses – Sem - V
1 CC Business Research Methods
2 DSE Discipline Specific Elective (Specialization
Paper 1)
3 DSE Discipline Specific Elective (Specialization
Paper 2)
4 CC Internship
5 GE Holistic Development
OR
International Business Management
SN Course Type Courses – Sem VI
1 CC Business Legislation
2 CC Corporate Social Responsibility
3 DSE Discipline Specific Elective (Specialization
Paper 3)
4 CC Project Work
CC – Core course
AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
DSE – Discipline Specific Electives
(Specialisations)
SEC – Skill Enhancement Course
GE – Generic Elective
Internship
120 hrs.

8. BCCA – Semester – I and II
SN Course
Type
Courses Sem - I
1 1AE1 English and Business Communication - I
2 1CC2 MS Office (IT)
3 1CC3 Fundamentals of Computers
4 1GE4 Professional Ethics & Human Values
5 1CC5 Practical of Tally I (ERP 9.2) Financial
Accounting
MS Office
SN Course Type Courses – Sem II
1 2AE1 English and Business Communication - II
2 2CC2 Principles of Business Management
3 2CC3 Data Base Management System
4 2SE4 E-Commerce and Web Designing
5 2CC5 Practical of Tally II (ERP 9.2) Management
Accounting & Reporting
CC – Core course
AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
DSE – Discipline Specific Electives
(Specialisations)
SEC – Skill Enhancement Course
GE – Generic Elective

9. BCCA – Semester – III and IV
SN Course Type Courses Sem - III
1
3AE1
Environmental Studies & Community
Engagement
2 3CC2 Business Studies
3 3AE3 CSS & Java Script
4
3GE4
Ethical Hacking
OR
Computer Network
OR
Content Writing & Analysis
5 3CC5 Practical 1- of CSS & Java Script
Practical 2 - Statistical Techniques using
Excel
SN Course Type Courses – Sem IV
1 4CC1 Business Economics
2 4GE2 Business Law & Cyber Security
OR
Research Methodology
3 4DSE3 Cloud Computing
OR
AI & ML
OR
MIS
4 4SE4 PHP & MySQL
5 4CC5 Practical (PHP & My SQL)
CC – Core course
AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
DSE – Discipline Specific Electives
(Specialisations)
SEC – Skill Enhancement Course
GE – Generic Elective

10. BCCA – Semester – V and VI
SN Course
Type
Courses Sem - V
1 5CC1 Python
2 5AE2 Internet of Things
3 5DSE3 Big Data
OR
Block chain Technology
OR
Software Project Management
4 5CC4 Internship
5 5CC5 Practical of Python & Data Visualization
SN Course Type Courses – Sem VI
1
6SE 1
Web Technology and Multimedia
2
6SE 2
Entrepreneur-ship Skill Development
3
6GE 3
Digital Marketing
OR
Company law & Secretarial practices
4
6CC4
Project
CC – Core course
AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses
DSE – Discipline Specific Electives
(Specialisations)
SEC – Skill Enhancement Course
GE – Generic Elective

11. Assessment and Evaluation
Odd Semester ( Sem I, III & V)
• Evaluation – (Internal – 20 Marks)
– Attendance
– Assignments / Field Surveys
– Class Tests
– Presentation / Viva
• Evaluation – (External – 80
Marks)
– Written Test ( At College
Level)
Even Semester (Sem II, IV & VI)
• Evaluation – (Internal – 20 Marks)
– Attendance
– Assignments / Field Surveys
– Class Tests
– Presentation / Viva
• Evaluation – (External – 80
Marks)
– Written Test ( At University
Level)

12. Paper Pattern For BBA & BCCA
Q1: 8 Questions of 2 marks each –
(2 questions from each unit)
Q2: 8 Questions of 3 marks each –
(2 questions from each unit)
Q3: Unit 1- a. 5 marks b. 5 marks OR c. 10 marks
Q4: Unit 2- a. 5 marks b. 5 marks OR c. 10 marks
Q5:
Q6: like Q3 & Q4 (Descriptive Answer Question)

13. Specialisations
BBA (Discipline Specific Elective)
Group 1 – Marketing
Management
Group 2- Financial
Management
Group 3 – HRM Group 4- Business
Analytics
Sales & distribution
Management
Financial Mathematics Recruitment, Training &
Development
Statistical Applications
& Analytics
Consumer Buying
Behaviour
Financial Services
Management
Compensation &
Benefit Management
Data Visualisation
Techniques
IMC & Branding Corporate Finance Job analysis & PMS Data Warehousing &
Mining
BCCA
Sr. No. DSE Course Option
1 Semester –IV Cloud computing
AI & ML
MIS
Any One
2 Semester – V Big Data
Block Chain Technology
Software Project Management
Any One

14. Multiple Exit Option
When What How
End of 1st
Year Certificate
• Student must Complete CC courses ( BBA – 5 &
BCCA – 6) & minimum 40 Credits
• Student has to apply to the university through the
Principal to acquire the certificate
End of 2nd
Year Diploma
• Student must Complete CC courses (BBA – 10 &
BCCA – 10) & DSE (BCCA – 01) minimum 80 Credits
• Student has to apply to the university through the
Principal to acquire the Diploma
End of 3rd
Year Degree
• Student must Complete CC courses (BBA & BCCA –
15) & all DSE Courses & Total of 120 credits

15. Credit Transfer Option
• The BBA / BCCA programs offered under this direction provides enhanced academic flexibility to students
in terms of selecting the courses they want to learn. A student can opt for any course from any
statutory/recognized University or any recognized online learning platform such as SWAYAM/NPTEL in
lieu of a course (except Core Course and Discipline Specific Electives) mentioned in the scheme of
examination.
• A student can opt for ODL Courses in place of AECC, SEC, and GE courses and earn equal number of
credits from any statutory/recognized University or any recognized online learning platform such as
SWAYAM/NPTEL.
• If a student is willing to opt out any such course, he/she will have to mention this while submitting the
examination form to the University for respective semester.
• A certificate of completion of such an ODL/Online course shall be submitted by the student to the
University through college before end term evaluation.
• Such a certificate shall mandatorily have the number of credits, duration of the course and grades
obtained by the student and shall preferably have a QR code for verification.
• The college shall submit the grades and marks obtained by the student to the University along with
Internal Assessment marks for the concerned examination.
• If a student has opted for an ODL/Online course in a particular semester and failed to submit the
certificate within prescribed time, the student will be marked for ‘Absent’ for a particular course in that
examination. Such a student will be required to fill in the examination form in the consecutive attempt
and submit the passing certificate in order to get his/her corrected result.

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