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K. G. Joshi College of Arts & N. G. Bedekar College of Commerce

Sr. No. Particulars Page No.

1 Vision & Mission 3

2 From the Principal’s Desk 5

3 Programmes Offered 6

4 Programmes Details 7

A) Aided Programmes 7

B) Self Financing Programmes 13

5 Ordinances & Regulations of Courses 20

6 Admission Guidelines 21

7 Fee Structure 22

8 Rules regarding Refund of Fees 26

9 Scholarship / Freeship 27

10 Discipline & Code of Conduct 28

11 University Norms Regarding Attendance 28

12 Examination Pattern & System 29

13 Library 33

14 Facilities for Student Development (Co-Curricular and 34Extra curricular Activities)

15 Faculty 38

INDEX

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Vidya Prasarak Mandal, Thane

Trustees

Dr. Vijay Vasudeo BedekarShri Shriniwas Keshav JoshiShri Sharad Vitthal VengurlekarShri Madhav Yashwant GokhaleShri Uttam Bhaskar Joshi

Managing Committee

Dr. Vijay V. Bedekar ChairmanShri Uttam B. Joshi SecretaryShri Jayant N. Kayal Jt. SecretaryShri Trivikram P. Bendre TreasurerShri Madhav Y. Gokhale MemberShri Dilip G. Joshi MemberDr. Ashok N. Bapat MemberMrs. Alpana A. Bapat MemberDr. Mahesh V. Bedekar MemberShri Aniruddh C. Joshi Member

K. G. JOSHI COLLEGE OF ARTS &N. G. BEDEKAR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, THANE

Administration

Dr. (Mrs.) Suchitra A. Naik PrincipalMr. Subhash G. Shinde Vice PrincipalDr. (Mrs.) Priyamvada Tokekar Vice Principal



VISION

Information to Knowledgeand

Knowledge to Wisdom

MISSION

To nurture and foster an innovative academic environment for critical thinking, all-round growthand continuous development of students and staff to make them responsible and sensitizedcitizens of society.

OBJECTIVES

� To provide an atmosphere of learning and encouragement to all students and staff.

� To motivate students from the most humble background towards achieving excellence inacademic and other fields.

� To inculcate values for holistic development and character building.

� To encourage and imbibe ICT Skills that gives students a competitive edge.

� To prepare students to take their rightful place in society and contribute to national development.

LEARNING OUTCOMESAND GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES

The College provides suitable infrastructure, learning resources, environment and qualifiedfaculty for the programmes offered. Students are expected to put in appropriate learning inputsand take benefit of all this during their course period.

Thus, on completing the course, every student graduating from this College should reap atleast the following benefits of his / her personality development.

� Becoming a good human being and a mature, responsible and sensitized citizen.

� Acquiring a foundation that can grow into any desired field in life.

� Possessing sufficient subject-related knowledge and skills for useful application in a job /business / real-life situation in the contemporary world.

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Vidya Prasarak Mandal was founded in the year 1935. Its founding fathers led by late Dr. V.N. Bedekar, amedical practitioner were men imbued with idealism and desire to serve the educational needs of the people ofThane.

Beginning with a primary school, Dr. Bedekar and his team, worked with missionary zeal. Today, the educationalinstitutions established by Vidya Prasarak Mandal in Thane serves the needs of more than fifteen thousand students.The Educational Institutions include:-

� Dr. Bedekar Vidya Mandir Marathi Medium School

� Sou. A.K. Joshi English Medium School

� B.N. Bandodkar College of Science

� K.G. Joshi College of Arts

� N.G. Bedekar College of Commerce

� VPM’s TMC Law College

� VPM’s Dr. V.N. Bedekar Institute of Management Studies

� VPM’s Polytechnic

� VPM’s Advanced Study Centre

� VPM’s Polytechnic IT Centre

� VPM's Centre for Foreign Language Studies

� VPM's Department of Defence and Strategic Studies

� VPM’s London Academy for Education and Research

� VPM’s Academy of International Education and Research

� VPM’s Maharshi Parshuram College of Engineering, Velneshwar

� VPM's Institute of Distance Education

� VPM’s Centre for Career and Skill Development

� VPM’s Council of Senior Scientists

� VPM’s Group of Institutions’ Unified Placement Cell (UPC)

� VPM’s Swaranjali (ñdam§Obr) - A platform for academic study of Indian Classical Music

In 2008-2009 Vidya Prasarak Mandal opened its doors to international institutions of repute. An MoU wassigned with the University of Skovde Hogskolevagen, Sweden for conducting Graduate and Post Graduate Coursesin Medical Biotechnology, Molecular Biology and Physiology. Another milestone has been the establishment of theVPM’s London Academy for Education and Research. The VPM also has the collaboration with the Kyoto SangyooUniversity (Kyoto, Japan) for development, research, academic and cultural exchange and other activities. TheMandal has started a world class Engineering College (VPM’s Maharshi Parshuram College of Engineering) withstate-of-the-art facilities at Velneshwar, 55 Km. from Chiplun, Ratnagiri (Mumbai - Goa highway).

K.G. JOSHI COLLEGE OF ARTS & N.G. BEDEKAR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE:

K.G. Joshi College of Arts & N.G. Bedekar College of Commerce was the first institution of higher learning tobe established in Thane City in 1969. Strategically located, the College is at walking distance from Thane RailwayStation on the Central Railway line. It is well connected by bus services to every part of the city including NaviMumbai.

The College received permanent affiliation, in January 1988 with effect from June 1982. The College wasreaccredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Banglore and awarded ‘A’ grade inJanuary 2011 (2nd Cycle) and subsequently has been awarded ‘A’ grade in November 2016 during 3rdCycle.

The College has got the Best College Award of University of Mumbai (2011-12). The College is alsoISO 9001-2015 Certified Institution.



From The Principal's DeskDear students,

Welcome to "kmZ{Ûn' (the island of knowledge) and Joshi-Bedekar College of Arts andCommerce established in the year 1969 by a great visionary Dr. V.N. Bedekar under the aegis ofVidya Prasarak Mandal (VPM), Thane.

VPM, our parent body, as its logo describes àÁdm{bVmo kmZ‘¶… àXrn… (Let the lamp of knowledgebe lighted) is dedicated for the cause of education. The College provides UG, PG and evencultural education through its various programmes/courses, academies and organizations. Doctoral Programmes areavailable in the subjects of Philosophy, Business Economics (Commerce), Hindi. Ours is the oldest College in ThaneCity and also a renowned knowledge hub. The College started with six hundred students and today is one of thelargest in the city catering to the educational needs of more than seven thousand students per annum.

This is an organization which is committed to the cause of nation building by cultivating the virtues of good citizenshipamong students. Culture of making efforts and constant growth is patronized continuously by a dedicated team ofknowledgeable teachers. This has created a platform for students to develop good habits, character, and overalldevelopment of their personality. Many prominent socialites, university teachers, social workers, artists, managers anddistinguished personalities who are leaders in varied fields have emerged from our institution. Alumni look back to ourorganization with affinity. Being the Higher Education Institution, creating healthy environment for ‘academics’ and ‘hardcore learning’ is our main goal. In addition to deepening and widening of knowledge base we also focus on skill developmentof students to make them industry attuned graduates or post graduates. Unified Placement Cell (UPC) is speciallyestablished with the same intention under the visionary leadership of Dr. Vijay Bedekar, Chairman, VPM, Thane.

In order to deepen the research culture National/International Seminars/Conferences are conducted every year.Foreign Study tours are our yet another academic feature.

Academic year 2011-12 was the special year for our College, since it was awarded with the ‘The Best CollegeAward’ of the University of Mumbai in Urban Zone. Thus, the rich administrative and academic culture of the Collegewas appreciated by the University of Mumbai. The College was subsequently Re-accredited by National Assessmentand Accreditation Council (NAAC) in 3rd Cycle with Grade ‘A’ and CGPA of 3.10. The College is also ISO 9001-2015certified institution. In its Golden Jubilee year (2018-19) , the College has been recognized as the Best College forArts & Commerce and awarded with the Certificate of Excellence under the Education Icon of the year (EICON)endevour of BizKing Works Pvt. Ltd.

Cultural grooming of the students has been one of the landmark features of our institution. No wonder, theCollege has left a remarkable mark and brought laurels in the Youth Festival of the University of Mumbai and a fewother noteworthy cultural events of state and national level.

The College offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the streams of Art and Commerce, apartfrom add-on and value added courses. Different educational endeavours, projects and efforts are undertaken by theCollege to help all the students to cope up with high academic pressure and standards. Similarly, through NSS, NCC,DLLE and other academies and departments College is constantly engaging in outreach and social activities in itsadopted village 'Taki Pathar' and elsewhere. It is also selected under 'Unnat Bharat Yojana' to fulfill institutionalisedresponsibilities towards Nation Building.We make sincere efforts to create lots of opportunities for moulding our studentsto be the socially responsible citizens.

In the academic year 2018-19, the College has added few more achievements in its crown such as participation inthe process of India Today Rankings carried out by India Today, the well-known and reputed English language nationalIndian weekly and the College also has been sanctioned the three years Bachelor of Vocation (B. Voc) Course in Salesand Marketing Management by the University Grants Commission (UGC). During the Lockdown Period caused by theCOVID-19 Pandemic, the College made it a point to remain in constant touch with its students and guide them aboutacademic and health related issues, at the same time the College also organised online webinars and workshops for itsteaching faculty.

In essence, Joshi-Bedekar College is an institution with amicable academic and cultural and pro-social climatewhere students are nurtured to become constructive, positive and integrated human beings. It is our humble effort togive you the fundamental information about the College through this prospectus. You are also advised to visit theCollege website- www.vpmthane.org for further details. Wish you good luck for your future education.

Welcome to kmZ{ÛnDr. (Mrs.) Suchitra Naik

Principal

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COURSES OFFEREDThe College offers a number of courses. They are as follows:

� Bachelor of Arts with specialization in English, Marathi, Hindi, Sanskrit, Philosophy, Economics, Politics, History, Geography,Psychology (all 6 papers), Economics and Statistics (3 papers each), Geography and Statistics (3 papers each)

� Bachelor of Commerce with specialization in Advanced Accounting and Auditing and Business Management.� Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)� Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance)� Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Insurance)� Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets)� Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication (BAMMC) (English & Marathi medium)� Master of Commerce in Business Management (M.Com)� Master of Commerce in Advanced Accountancy (M.Com)� Master of Commerce in Banking & Finance (M.Com)� Master of Library and Information Science (MLISc)� Master of Mass Communication and Journalism (MACJ)� Master of Arts in Philosophy by papers� Master of Arts in English by papers� Master of Arts in Business Economics by papers� Master of Arts in Hindi by papers� Master of Arts by Research in Philosophy.� Ph.D Degree (Arts) in Philosophy – Dr.(Mrs.) Suchitra A. Naik – Principal is the recognized Ph.D. guide in the Subject

of Philosophy.� Ph.D (Humanity) Degree Course in subject Hindi – Dr. Anil D. Dhawale and Dr. (Ms.) Jayashree B. Singh are the

recognized Ph.D. guide in the subject of Hindi.� Ph.D (Commerce & Management) Degree Course in Business Economics – Dr. Deepak P. Sable is the recognized Ph.D.

guide in the subject of Business Economics.B. VOC (Bachelor of Vocation) Course in Sales and Marketing Management. It is University Grants Commission-UGC recognisedCourse of 3 years.Proposed Courses (Permission awaited)

1) Master of Arts in Entertainment, Media and Advertising2) Master of Arts in Psychology

Add-on Courses� Certificate Course in Conversational English� Certificate Course in Gandhian PhilosophyUGC Sponsored & Approved Courses� Certificate Course in Disaster Management - (Duration – 6 Months)College administration is sensitive towards the bridging educational gaps in syllabus and industry/Job requirements. With theintension to fill in these gaps, Add-on/Bridge Courses are meticulously designed & executed.Autonomous Courses : (Value Added & Bridge Courses)As per the education needs of students we keep introduction and conducting innovative value added and Bridge courses.Student are expected to participate in them in order to improve their skills .� Post Graduate Diploma in Library Automation and Networking (PGDLAN).� Business English Certificates (BEC): The College offers the Business English Certificate courses of Cambridge University

(United Kingdom) to the College students on demand. There are three levels of these certificate exams and these are,Level-1-Preliminary Level-2-Vantage and Level-3- Higher.

� Certificate Course in ‘Modi’ Script.� Value Added Course on “Industry Research” (Building Research Project & Report)-(A/F Dept.)� Value Added Course on “Equity Derivates Dealer” (Banking & Insurance, Financial Markets Dept.)� Value Added Course on “Skill Based Course in Tally.ERP 9 & Advanced Excel” (BMS Dept.)� Value Added Course on Mutual Funds (Department of Financial Markets)� Value Added Course on “E Filing of Income Tax – ITR,TDS & GST” ( A/F Dept. )� Value Added Course in Photography (Mass Media Dept)



Programme DetailsA) Aided Programmes

FYBAFOLLOWING SUBJECT COMBINATIONS ARE OFFERED AT

SEMESTER I and II

FYBA

1 ECO-I / PHIL-I / GEOG-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

2 ECO-I / PHIL-I / GEOG-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

3 ECO-I / PHIL-I / HIST-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

4 ECO-I / PHIL-I / HIST-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

5 ECO-I / GEOG-I / STATS-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

6 ECO-I / GEOG-I / STATS-I /HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

7 ECO-I / GEOG-I / SANS-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

8 ECO-I / GEOG-I / SANS-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

9 ECO-I / HIST-I / MAR-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

10 ECO-I / HIST-I / ENG-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

11 ECO-I / HIST-I / HINDI-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

12 ECO-I / GEO-I / MAR-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

13 ECO-I / GEO-I / ENG-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

14 ECO-I / GEO-I / HIN-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

15 ECO-I / GEO-I / ENG-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

16 POL-I / PHIL-I / HIST-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

Division “A”

SubjectCombination

NumberSUBJECT COMBINATIONS

� Value Added Certificate Course in “GST” (Accounts Dept.)� Value Added course in Employbility Skill Development Programme� Value Added Certificate Course in “Democratic Skills through Gandhian perspective� Value Added Course in Philosophy Praxis (Philosophy Dept.)� Add-on Course in Linguistic, Critical & Social Skills in Humanities (Philosophy Dept.)� Bridge Course in Personality Development� Bridge Course in Basic Mathematics and Statistics (BMS Dept.)� Bridge Course in Basic Innovative Financial Services (A/F Dept.)� Bridge Course in Basic Mathematics (A/F Dept.)� Bridge Course in Statistics in Psychology (Psychology Dept.)� Bridge Course in Basic Accounts & Economics (BMS Dept)� Bridge course in Portfolio Management (B/I & FM Dept)� Bridge Course in Basics of Bank and Insurance Marketing (Banking & Insurance Dept.)� Bridge Course in “Fundalmentals of Psychology� Certificate Course in Geography� Certificate Course in Saral Hindi� Add on Course in Foundation SanskritNote: In case of Inadequate number of students, the College reserves the right of not to conduct the autonomous courses for that academic year.

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SYBA Division ASubject

Combination Number

SYBAFOLLOWING SUBJECT COMBINATIONS ARE OFFERED AT

SEMESTER III and IV

Division “C”

SUBJECT COMBINATIONS

1 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Phil (II and III) Demography / FCII

2 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Phil (II and III) *G.T. / FCII

3 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Phil (II and III) BC / FCII

4 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Mar (II and III) Demography / FCII

5 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Mar (II and III) G.T. / FCII

6 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Mar (II and III) BC / FCII

17 POL-I / PHIL-I / HIST-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

18 POL-I / PHIL-I / GEOG-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

19 POL-I / PHIL-I / GEOG-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

20 POL-I / HIST-I / MAR-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

21 POL-I / HIST-I / ENG-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

22 POL-I / HIST-I / HINDI-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

23 POL-I / HIST-I / ENG-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

24 POL-I / GEO-I / MAR-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

25 POL-I / GEO-I / ENG-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

26 POL-I / GEO-I / HINDI-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

27 POL-I / GEO-I / ENG-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

28 ECO-I / POL-I / GEOG-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

29 MAR-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

30 MAR-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

31 HIN-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

32 HIN-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

33 ENG-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

34 ENG-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

35 SANK-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

36 SANK-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

37 PHIL.-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / MAR-L2/FC-I / CS

38 PHIL.-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / HIN-L2/FC-I / CS

39 STATS-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / MAR-L2 / FC-I / CS

40 STATS-I / HIST-I / PSY-I / HIN-L2 / FC-I / CS

Division “B”



7 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) Demography. / FCII

8 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) G.T. / FCII

9 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) BC / FCII

10 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Eng (II and III) Demography / FCII

11 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Eng (II and III) G.T / FCII

12 ECO (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Eng (II and III) BC / FCII

13 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Phil (II and III) Demography / FCII

14 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Phil (II and III) G.T. / FCII

15 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Phil (II and III) BC / FCII

16 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Mar (II and III) Demography / FCII

17 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Mar (II and III) G.T. / FCII

18 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Mar (II and III) BC / FCII

19 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) Demography / FCII

20 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) G.T. / FCII

21 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) BC. / FCII

22 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Eng (II and III) Demography / FCII

23 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Eng (II and III) G.T. / FCII

24 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Eng (II and III) BC. / FCII

25 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) Demography. / FCII

26 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) G.T. / FCII

27 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) BC / FCII

28 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Stats (II and III) Demography / FCII

29 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Stats (II and III) G.T. / FCII

30 ECO (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Stats (II and III) BC / FCII

31 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Phil (II and III) Demography. / FCII

32 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Phil (II and III) G.T. / FCII

33 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Phil (II and III) BC. / FCII

34 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Mar (II and III) Demography / FCII

35 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Mar (II and III) G.T. / FCII

36 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Mar (II and III) BC / FCII

37 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) Demography / FCII

38 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) G.T. / FCII

39 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) BC / FCII

40 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Eng (II and III) Demography / FCII

41 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Eng (II and III) G.T. / FCII

42 Pol (II and III) / Hist (II and III) / Eng (II and III) BC. / FCII

43 Pol (II and III) / Phil (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) Demography / FCII

44 Pol (II and III) / Phil (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) G.T. / FCII

45 Pol (II and III) / Phil (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) BC / FCII

46 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Phil (II and III) Demography / FCII

47 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Phil (II and III) *G.T. / FCII

48 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Phil (II and III) BC. / FCII

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49 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Mar (II and III) Demography / FCII

50 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Mar (II and III) G.T. / FCII

51 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Mar (II and III) BC / FCII

52 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) Demography / FCII

53 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) G.T. / FCII

54 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Hindi (II and III) BC. / FCII

55 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Eng (II and III) Demography / FCII

56 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Eng (II and III) G.T. / FCII

57 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Eng (II and III) BC / FCII

58 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) Demography / FCII

59 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) G.T. / FCII

60 Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) / Sansk (II and III) BC / FCII

Division B

61 Eco (II and III) / Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) Demography / FCII

62 Eco (II and III) / Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) G.T. / FCII

63 Eco (II and III) / Pol (II and III) / Geo (II and III) BC / FCII

Division C

64 Mar (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) St. Mgt. / FCII

65 Mar (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) MC / FCII

66 Mar (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) Journ / FCII

67 Hindi (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) St. Mgt. / FCII

68 Hindi (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) MC / FCII

69 Hindi (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) Journ / FCII

70 Eng (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) St. Mgt. / FCII

71 Eng (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) MC / FCII

72 Eng (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) Journ / FCII

73 Sansk (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) St. Mgt. / FCII

74 Sansk (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) MC / FCII

75 Sansk (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) Journ / FCII

76 Phil (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) St. Mgt. / FCII

77 Phil (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) MC / FCII

78 Phil (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) Journ / FCII

79 Stats (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) St. Mgt. / FCII

80 Stats (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) MC / FCII81 Stats (II and III) / Psy (II and III) / Hist (II and III) Journ / FCII

SYBA

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* G.T. = Gandhian Thought



COMMERCE FACULTYTHREE YEAR DEGREE COURSE

First Year B. Com.FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE OFFERED AT

SEMESTER I and II1) Foundation Course2) Mathematics & Statistics (Lower Level)3) Business Communication.4) Environmental Studies.5) Business Economics6) Accountancy & Financial Management7) Commerce

Second Year B.Com.FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE OFFERED AT

SEMESTER III and IV1) Foundation Course2) Accountancy & Financial Management3) Commerce4) Business Economics5) Business Law6) Business Management (Marketing Management) OR Financial Accounting and Auditing (ManagementAccounting and Auditing)

7) Divisions Division Division

A & B C D Company Secretarial Practice Economic Systems Computer Programming

Third Year B. A. (TYBA)

FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE OFFERED ATSEMESTER V and VI

Note : Detailed information about the paper numbers and credit choice based Semester wise grading systemwill be given by teachers in classrooms.

Sr. No. SUBJECT

1 Marathi (6 Papers)

2 Hindi (6 Papers)

3 English (6 Papers)

4 Sanskrit (6 Papers)

5 Philosophy (6 Papers)

6 Politics (6 Papers)

7 History (6 Papers)

8 Economics (6 Papers)

9 Geography (6 Papers)

10 Geography-Statistics (3 Papers each)

11 Economics-Statistics (3 Papers each)

12 Psychology (6 Papers)

13 Psychology-Statistics (3 Papers each)



Third Year B. Com.

FOLLOWING SUBJECTS ARE OFFERED ATSEMESTER V and VI

“A” and “B” Division : Subjects

1) Business Economics

2) Commerce

3) Export Marketing.

4) Direct & Indirect Taxes

5) Financial Accounting & Auditing (Financial Accounting)

6) Financial Accounting & Auditing (Cost Accounting).

“C” Division : Subjects


2) Commerce

3) Export Marketing or Computer Systems.

4) Direct & Indirect Taxes.


6) Financial Accounting & Auditing (Auditing & Costing).

OR

5) Business Management (Management & Organisation Development)

6) Business Management (Financial Management)

“D” Division : Subjects


2) Commerce

3) Computer Systems.

4) Direct & Indirect Taxes.


6) Financial Accounting & Auditing (Auditing & Costing)

TYBCom

TYBCom Subject Combination SUBJECT COMBINATIONS Number

Division “A & B” 1 Accountancy-Export Marketing

Division “C & D” 2 Accountancy-Computer Systems & Application

Division “C” 3 Business Management-Export Marketing

Division “C” 4 Business Management-Computer Systems & Applications

Note : Detailed information about the paper numbers and credit based Semester wise grading system willbe given by teachers in classrooms.

The subjects, subject-contents and subject-combinations from Semester I to Semester VI mentioned in thisProspectus are liable to change if required on account of any guidelines issued or approvals granted by theUniversity of Mumbai from time to time.



SUBJECTS

BMS

Semester I Semester II

1) Introduction to Financial Accounts 1) Principles of Marketing

2) Business Law 2) Industrial Law

3) Business Statistics 3) Business Mathematics

4) Business Communication - I 4) Business Communication - II

5) Foundation Course - I 5) Foundation Course - II (Value Education & Soft Skill -II)

6) Foundation of Human Skills 6) Business Environment

7) Business Economics - I 7) Principles of Management

Semester III Semester IV

1) Information Tech in Bus. Mgmt. - I 1) Information Tech in Bus. Mgmt. - II

2) Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Mgmt 2) Business Economics - II

3) Accounting for Managerial Decisions 3) Business Research Methods

4) Strategic Management 4) Production & Total Quality Mgmt

5) Foundation Course - III (Environmental Mgmt-III) 5) Foundation Course - IV (Ethics & Governance -IV)

Elective Group Elective Group

Finance – 1) Introduction to cost Accounting Finance – 1) Financial Institutions & Markets

2) Corporate Finance 2) Corporate Restructuring

Marketing–1) Consumer Behaviour Marketing–1) Integrated Marketing Communication

2) Advertising 2) Event Marketing

HR – 1) Recruitment & Selection HR – 1) Training & Develop. In HRM

2) Organisation Behaviour & HRM 2) Change Management

B) Self Financing Courses

Objectives of the Courses

a) To create for the students of University of Mumbai an additional avenue of self employment and also tobenefit industry by providing them with suitable trained persons.

b) To prepare students to explore opportunities being newly created in the management, Accounting & Finance,Banking & Insurance, Financial Markets & Mass Media profession.

c) To provide adequate basic understanding about management, Accounting & Finance, Banking & Insurance,Financial Markets & Mass Media education among the students.

d) To give an adequate exposure to operational environment in the field of management, Accounting & Finance,Banking & Insurance, Financial Markets & Mass Media.

e) To inculcate training and practical in approach by using modern technology for the benefit of all partiesconcerned



Semester V Semester VI

1) Logistics & Supply Chain Management 1) Operation Research

2) Corporate Communication & Public Relations 2) Project Work

Finance Electives Finance Elective3) Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management 3) International Finance

4) Wealth Management 4) Innovative Financial Services

5) Financial Accounting 5) Project Management

6) Direct Taxes 6) Strategic Financial Management

Marketing Electives Marketing Electives

3) Services Marketing 3) Brand Management

4) E-Commerce & Digital Marketing 4) Retail Management

5) Sales & Distribution Management 5) International Marketing

6) Customer Relationship Management 6) Media Planning & Management

Human Resource Electives Human Resource Electives3) Finance for HR Professionals & 3) HRM in Global Perspective Compensation Management

4) Strategic Human Resource Management & 4) Organisational Development HR Policies

5) Performance Management & Career Planning 5) HRM in Service Sector Management

6) Industrial Relations 6) Indian Ethos in Management

B.COM. (Accounting & Finance)Semester I Semester II

1) Financial Accounting 1) Financial Accounting (Special Accounting (Elements of Financial Accounting)-I Area)– II

2) Cost Accounting (Introduction and Elements of Cost)-I 2) Auditing (Introduction and Planning) – I

3) Financial Management (Introduction to Financial Mgmt)-I 3) Innovative Financial Services

4) Business Communication-I 4) Business Communication – II

5) Foundation Course-I 5) Foundation Course –II

6) Commerce (Business Environment)-I 6) Business Law (Business Regulatory Framework) – I

7) Business Economics - I 7) Business Mathematics


Elective Elective

1) Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas)-III 1) Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas)-IV

2) Cost Accounting (Methods of Costing) -II 2) Management Accounting (Introduction to

Management Accounting)

3) Taxation-II (Direct Taxes Paper-I) 3) Taxation - III (Direct Taxes Paper-II)

4) Information Technology in Accountancy-I 4) Information Technology in Accountancy-II

5) Foundation Course in Commerce (Financial 5) Foundation Course in Management Market Operations) - III (Introduction to Management) – IV

6) Business Law (Business Regulatory Framework)-II 6) Business Law (Company Law)-III

7) Business Economics-II 7) Research Methodology in Accounting & Finance.




1) Cost Accounting - III 1) Cost Accounting Paper - IV

2) Financial Management – II 2) Financial Management - III

3) Taxation - IV (Indirect Taxes - II) 3) Taxation - V (Indirect Taxes - III)

4) Management - II (Management Applications) 4) Economics Paper - III (Indian Economy)

5) Financial Accounting - V 5) Financial Accounting - VII

6) Financial Accounting - VI 6) Project Work

B.COM. (Banking & Insurance)


1) Environment & Mgmt of Financial Services 1) Principles and practices of Banking & Insurance

2) Principles of Management 2) Business Law

3) Financial Accounting – I 3) Financial Accounting – II

4) Business Communication - I 4) Business Communication – II

5) Foundation Course – I 5) Foundation Course – II

6) Business Economics – I 6) Organisational Behaviour

7) Quantitative Methods - I 7) Quantitative Methods - II


Elective Elective

1) Financial Management - I 1) Financial Management - II

2) Management Accounting 2) Cost Accounting

3) Organizational Behaviour 3) Entrepreneurship Management

4) Information Technology in Banking & Insurance-I 4) Information Technology in Banking & Insurance-II

5) Foundation Course - III 5) Foundation Course - IV (An overview of Banking Sector) (An overview of Insurance Sector)

6) Financial Market 6) Corporate & Securities Law

7) Direct Taxation 7) Business Economics - II


1) Financial Reporting & Analysis 1) Security Analysis & Portfolio Management

(Corporate Banking & Insurance)

2) Strategic Management 2) Human Resource Management

3) Financial Services Management 3) Turnaround Management

4) Business Ethics & Corporate Governance 4) International Business

5) International Banking & Finance 5) Central Banking

6) Research Methodology. 6) Project work in Banking & Insurance



B.COM. (Financial Markets)


1) Financial Accounting – I 1) Financial Accounting – II

2) Introduction to Financial system 2) Principles of Management

3) Business Mathematics 3) Business Statistics

4) Business Communication - I 4) Business Communication – II

5) Foundation Course - I 5) Foundation Course - II

6) Business Environment 6) Environmental Science

7) Business Economics - I 7) Computer Skills - I


1) Debt Markets - I 1) Debt Markets – II

2) Equity Markets - I 2) Equity Markets – II

3) Commodities Markets 3) Commodities Derivatives

4) Business Law - I 4) Business Law - II

5) Foundation Course - III-Money Market 5) Foundation Course - IV - Foreign Exchange Market

6) Management Accounting 6) Corporate Finance

7) Computer Skills - II 7) Business Economics - II


1) Marketing in Financial Services 1) Venture Capital and Private Equity

2) Technical Analysis 2) Mutual Fund Management

3) Corporate Accounting 3) Organisational Behaviour

4) Equity Research 4) Strategic Corporate Finance

5) Financial Derivatives 5) Risk Management

6) Business Ethics & Corporate Governance 6) Project Work

BAMMC / BMM (English & Marathi)


1) Effective Communication – I 1) Effective communication – II

2) Foundation Course – I 2) Foundation Course – II

3) Visual Communication 3) Content Writing

4) Fundamentals of Mass Communication 4) Introduction to Advertising

5) Current Affairs 5) Introduction to Journalism

6) History of Media 6) Media, Gender & Culture


1) Electronic Media – I 1) Electronic Media – II

2) Corporate Communication and Public Relations 2) Writing and Editing for Media

3) Media Studies 3) Media Laws and Ethics



4) Introduction to Photography 4) Mass Media Research

5) Film Communication – I 5) Film Communication II

6) Computers and Multimedia – I 6) Computer Multimedia II


Advertising Advertising

1) Copy writing 1) Financial Mgmt. for Marketing & Adv.

2) Media Planning and Buying 2) Principles and Practice of Direct Marketing

3) Consumer Behavior 3) Agency Management

4) Brand Building 4) Advertising and Marketing Research

5) Advertising in Contemporary Society 5) Legal Environment and Ethics

6) Advertising Design (Project) 6) Contemporary Issues

7) Digital Media

Journalism Journalism

1) Reporting 1) Contemporary Issues

2) Editing 2) Broadcast Journalism

3) Journalism and public Opinion 3) Issues in Global Media

4) Feature and Opinion 4) Press Laws and Ethics

5) Indian Regional Journalism 5) News Media Management

6) Newspaper - Magazine Making (Project) 6) Business & Magazine Journalism

7) Digital Media

M. COM.

M.Com. (Semester I) M.Com. (Semester II)

1) Strategic Management 1) Research Methodology for Business

2) Economics for Business Decisions 2) Macro Economics Concepts & Appl

3) Cost and Management Accounting 3) Corporate Finance

4) Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility 4) E-Commerce

A : M.Com. Part II (Advanced Accounting)


1) Advanced Financial Accounting 1) Corporate Financial Accounting

2) Advanced Cost Accounting 2) Financial Management

3) Advance Auditing 3) Personal Financial Planning

4) Project Work - I 4) Project Work - II

B : M.Com. Part II (Business Management)


1) Human Resource Management 1) Advertising & Sales Management

2) Enterpreneurial Management 2) Retail Management

3) Marketing Strategies and Practices 3) Tourism Management

4) Project Work - I 4) Project Work - II



C : M.Com. Part II (Banking & Finance)


1) Commercial Bank Management 1) International Finance

2) Financial Markets 2) Financial Services

3) Accounting of Banking Sector 3) Auditing of Banking Sector

4) Project Work – I 4) Project Work – II

Master of Arts Degree in Communication & Journalism (MACJ)

MACJ (Semester I ) MACJ (Semester II )

1) Communication Theory. 1) Introduction to Television Studies

2) Media Economics 2) Introduction to Media Research

3) Reporting and Editing. 3) Introduction to Media Research

4) Media Criticism 4) Ethics, Constitution and Media Laws

MACJ (Semester III ) MACJ (Semester IV)

Core Courses

1) Digital Media Marketing 1) Social Science Research Design

2) Public Relation in Public & Private Sector 2) Perspectives on Communication

3) Sports Journalism 3) Dessertation

4) Documentary Film Making

5) Interpersonal Communication

M. Lib.I.Sc. (2 years Integrated)

M.Lib.I.Sc. (Semester I) M.Lib.I.Sc. (Semester II)

1) Fundamentals of Librarianship 1) Library Classification

2) Library Cataloguing 2) Reference Sources and Services

3) Library Management - I 3) Information Services and Systems

4) Computer Applications to Libraries 4) Applications of ICT to Library

P1 : Library Cataloguing P3: Library Classification

P2 : Basic of Computer Applications to Libraries P4: Reference and Information Sources and indexing and Abstracting

M.Lib.I.Sc. (Semester III) M.Lib.I.Sc. (Semester IV)

1) Library Management-II 1) Digital Libraries

2) Research Methodology & Statistics 2) Information Sources in Science and Social Science

3) Soft Skills and Communication 3) Dissertation

4) Information, Communication and Society 4) ICT based Project with Internship

5) Knowledge Organization

P5: Soft Skills and Communication

P6: Advanced Classification and Thesaurus Construction



M.A. (By Papers) Philosophy

M.A.-Philosophy (Semester I) M.A.-Philosophy (Semester II)

Core Courses Core Courses

1) Metaphysics (Indian and Western) 1) Meta- Ethics (Indian and Western)

2) Epistemology (Indian & Western) 2) Philosophy of Consciousness (Indian and Western)

3) Contemporary Philosophy (Indian & Western) A 3) Contemporary Philosophy (Indian & Western) C

4) Contemporary Philosophy (Indian & Western) B 4) Contemporary Philosophy (Indian & Western) D

M.A.- Philosophy (Semester III) M.A.- Philosophy (Semester IV)

1) Classical Thought - Ancient Greek Philosophy 1) Ability enhancement course - Logical Reasoning (Ind & West)

2) Philosophers - Kant : Practical Philosophy 2) Interdisciplinary or Cross Disciplinary Courses - Environmental Ethics

3) Thinkers & Texts - Gandhi 3) Dissertation

4) Philosophical Disciplines - Philosphy of Religion & Culture

5) Existentialism - Contemporary Themes

M.A. (By Papers) Hindi

M.A.- Hindi (Semester I) M.A.- Hindi (Semester II)

1) Modern Prose 1) Modern Prose

2) History of Hindi Literature 2) History of Hindi Literature

3) Old and Medieval Poetry 3) Old and Medieval Poetry

4) Journalism 4) Journalism

M.A.- Hindi - (Semester III) M.A.- Hindi - (Semester IV)

1) Modern Prose 1) Study of Hindi Literature Translation from Marathi

2) Modern Poerty 2) Translations

3) Various Discourse & Literature 3) 100 Marks Project

4) Indian Literature

5) Sp. Study Chitra Mudgal

M.A. (Business Economics)

M.A. (Business Economics) (Semester I) M.A. (Business Economics) (Semester II)

1) Micro Economics Analysis 1) Micro Economics Analysis

2) Macro Economics Analysis 2) Macro Economics Analysis

3) Economics of Banking - I 3) Economics of Banking - II

4) Economics of Insurance - I 4) Economics of Insurance – II

M.A. (Business Economics) (Semester III) M.A. (Business Economics) (Semester IV)

1) Economics of Growth & Development - I 1) Economics of Growth & Development - II

2) International Trade & Finance - I 2) International Trade & Finance - II

3) Financial Institutions & Markets - I 3) Financial Institutions & markets - II

4) Indian Economic Policy - I 4) Indian Economic Policy - II



Ordinance & Regulation of Courses - U.G. Courses (Eligibility)

BA / B.Com

� A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated course leading to the Degree ofBachelor of Arts or Commerce must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (SYJC) Examinationconducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Mumbai or anexamination recognised as equivalent with subjects, as may be specified by the University in Arts or Commercestreams.

Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)

0.3941 – A candidate for being eligible for admission to the B.M.S. Degree Course shall have passed XIIth Std.Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education of its equivalent examination orDiploma in any Engineering branches with two years or three years or four year duration after S.S.C.,conducted by the Board of Technical Education, Maharashtra State or its equivalent examination.

Bachelor of Arts in Multi Media and Mass Communication (BAMMC / BMM)

0.5206 -

a) XII or Higher Secondary Certificate (H.S.C.) or Equivalent Examination Passed

OR

b) X or Secondary School Certificate (S.S.C.) or Equivalent Examination Passed

AND

Three Years Full Time Government Recognized Diploma Passed.

B.Com ( Accounting & Finance )B.Com ( Banking & Insurance )B.Com ( Financial Markets )

0.5204, 05209, 05693 – A Candidate for being eligible for admission to the B.Com (Accounting & Finance), B.Com(Banking & Insurance), B.Com (Financial Markets) Degree course shall have passed XII std. (Commerce)Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent Examination.

M.A. (English)

M.A. (English) (Semester I) M.A. (English) (Semester II)

1) Literary Theory and Criticism 1) Literary Theory and Criticism

2) Linguistic and Stylitic Analysis of Texts 2) Linguistic and Stylitic Analysis of Texts

3) Pre 20th Century Fiction 3) Fiction from 1900 onwards

4) Drama 4) Drama

M.A. (English) (Semester III) M.A. (English) (Semester IV)

1) Poetry From Chaucer To The Present 1) Political Reading of Literature

2) Nineteenth Century American Literature 2) Research Methodology

3) 20th Century American Literature 3) Project Based Paper

4) Modern Indian Fiction In English

5) Postocolonial Literature

Note: For detailed syllabus of each course/subject and other curriculum related details of all the programmesmentioned in this Prospectus, students are advised to visit the website of the University of Mumbai i.e. www.mu.ac.in



Eligibility (P.G. Courses)

Master of Commerce (M.Com.)(Business Management, Advanced Accountancy and Banking & Finance)

0.5977 - A candidate for being eligible for admission to the M.Com Course must have passed B.Com or B.Com(Accounting & Finance) or B.Com (Banking & Insurance) or B.Com (Financial Markets) or Bachelor ofManagement Studies (B.M.S.) of this University, or an examination of any other University recognized asequivalent thereto.

Master of Library & Information Science (M.L.I.Sc.) (2Yrs Integrated)

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the M.L.I.Sc Course must have Passed a Degree Examination of theUniversity of Mumbai or of a University recognized by this University.

Master of Arts ( M.A. )

0.2237 - A candidate for being eligible for admission to the M.A Course must have passed the examination for thedegree of Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) of this University or a degree of another University recognized as equivalentthereto. However, that student passed graduates of this University in the faculties other than the faculty of Arts, orthose who have passed the equivalent examination of another recognized University seeking admission to theM.A. degree course by Papers, will have to give the change of Faculty test (Written Test).

Master of Arts in Communication and Journalism (M.A.C.J.)

0.5707 - A candidate for being eligible for admission to the M.A.C.J Course must have Passed the examination forthe degree of Bachelor from any discipline of the University of Mumbai or Bachelor degree of another Universityrecognized as equivalent thereto AND Student must appeared for the written test, Group Discussion and theInterview conducted by the Department and will have to qualify the same.

Duration of the Courses and related information

a) All above Bachelor & Master Degree courses are full time course. The duration of the course shall be Sixsemesters spread over in Three years for Bachelor Degree Courses and the duration of the course shall beFour semesters spread over in Two years for Master Degree Courses.

b) Number of students : A batch shall consist of not more than 60 students for all courses except M.L.I.Sccourse. M.L.I.Sc course Intake is of 30 Students.

c) The BMS Course consist of 40 subjects includes 1 project, B.Com (Accounting & Financing), B.Com (Banking& Insurance), B.Com (Financial Markets) consist of 40 subjects includes 1 project, BAMMC (B.M.M.) Courseconsist of 37 Subjects includes 1 project.The Master Degree course consists of 16 subjects.

d) Total number of lectures per paper per subject per semester (shall be maximum of 60, each of 50 minutesduration).

Admission Guidelines (Rules of Admission )

1) Admission of All Courses will be as per the directions issued by the University of Mumbai from time to time andsubject to availability of seats in the college.

2) No admission shall be regarded as duly granted unless it is granted by the authority of the Principal and thenecessary fees have been received by the college.

3) All admissions are valid only for one academic year and are required to be renewed by applicaton in theprescribed form for every subsequent year of study in the college.

4) Once the student is admitted to the college, he/she shall be liable to pay full fees for the whole term.

5) A student once admitted will be considered duly enrolled for the academic year unless he/she informs thePrincipal in writing of his/her intention to leave the college, as per guidelines given by the University of Mumbai.



6) While taking admission to the first year class of the Degree college, a student must submit the followingdocuments duly completed.

i) College Admission form & Pre enrollment registration form of Mumbai University.

ii) Original Marks sheet of H.S.C. or equivalent examination, along with 2 photo copies of the same.

iii) Leaving Certificate (H.S.C. Maharashtra Board Students)

iv) Transfer certificate, Passing Certificate, Migration Certificate (Applicable to Students passed H.S.C. otherthan Maharashtra Board)

v) Prescribed fees in full and in cash (Cheques will not be accepted) or Online (Refer admission notice)

7) All admissions are provisional until all the necessary certificates, such as the final eligibility certificate,transterence certificate, etc are submitted to the college.

FEE STRUCTUREBA / B. COM

Fees Details F.Y. BA / BCOM S.Y.BA / BCOM T.Y.BA / BCOM

Open Reserved Open Reserved Open Reserved

Tuition Fee 800 0 800 0 800 0

Library Fee 200 0 200 0 200 0

Gym.Fee 400 0 400 0 400 0

other Fee/Eca/Misc 250 0 250 0 250 0

Magazine Fee 100 0 100 0 100 0

Utility Fee 250 0 250 0 250 0

Development Fund 500 0 500 0 500 0

Exam Fee 2136 2136 2136 2136 2386 2386

Uni.Enrollment Fee 220 0 0 0 0 0

Univ.Sorts & Cultural Act. 30 0 30 0 30 0

E-charges Fee 20 0 20 0 20 0

E-suvidha Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50

Adm.Processing Fee 200 200 200 200 200 200

Alumni Ass.Fee 100 100 100 100 100 100

Disaster Relief Fund 10 10 10 10 10 10

Group Insurance 25 25 25 25 25 25

Ashwamedh Fee 30 30 30 30 30 30

I.Card & Lib.Card Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50

SMAF 50 50 50 50 50 50

Vice Chancellor’s Fund 20 20 20 20 20 20

N.S.S. Fee 20 20 20 20 20 20

Caution Money 150 0 0 0 0 0

Soft.Ware Charges 300 300 300 300 300 300

Library Deposit 250 0 0 0 0 0

Prospectus 100 100 100 100 100 100

TOTAL 6261 3091 5641 3091 5891 3341



FEE STRUCTURE OF B.VOC (Bachelor of Vocation) in Sales and Marketing Management 2020-21

Note : (B.Voc) :� The minimum educational qualification for admission into B. Voc Degree Course will be class XII (10+2)

pass or equivalent from any recognised Board or University.� Reservation to SC, ST, OBC and PwD categories will be available as per the extant National/State policy for

B.VO course.� For further details of the B.Voc Course students are advised to visit the College website i.e. www.vpmthane.org� Intake capacity for B. Voc Course is fifty (50)

� SY and TY BCOM students who opt for computers will pay an additional fee mentioned below* SYBCOM < 1800/- * TYBCOM < 1800/-

� SC / ST / OBC / VJNT/SBC category degree students are required to make a payment of <955/- for SY/TY andRs. 855/- for FY class in addition to Rs. 2136/- as examination fee at the time of taking admission. The exam feeof SC/ST/OBC/VJNT category students is refundable after the sanction of Scholarship or Freeship by thegovernment. They must fill government freeship / scholarship form on notification by the college failing whichthey are liable to pay full fees.

� Only tuition fees are paid by the government in case of EBC / PTW/ Freedom fighters /STW. They have to paythe fees as mentioned above.

Fee Heads F.Y S.Y T.Y

Tuition Fee 800 - -

Library Fee 200 - -

Gym.Fee 400 - -

other Fee/Eca/Misc 250 - -

Magazine Fee 100 - -

Utility Fee 250 - -

Development Fund 500 - -

Exam Fee 2136 - -

Uni.Enrollment Fee 220 - -

Univ.Sorts & Cultural Act. 30 - -

E-charges Fee 20 - -

E-suvidha Fee 50 - -

Adm.Processing Fee 200 - -

Alumni Ass.Fee 100 - -

Disaster Relief Fund 10 - -

Group Insurance 25 - -

Ashwamedh Fee 30 - -

I.Card & Lib.Card Fee 50 - -

SMAF 50 - -

Vice Chancellor’s Fund 20 - -

N.S.S. Fee 20 - -

Caution Money 150 - -

Soft.Ware Charges 300 - -

Library Deposit 250 - -

Prospectus 100 - -

TOTAL 6261



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RULES REGARDING REFUND OF FEES

O. 2859 : Refund of Tuition, Development and all other fees after cancellation of admission :

The candidates who have taken admission in under graduate courses in Govt. colleges, in Govt. aided andunaided courses conducted affiliated colleges and recognized Institutions may request for refund of fees afterapplying in writing for cancellation of their admission to the course. The refund of fees as applicable shall be madeon or before 30th day after the date of cancellation and thereafter. The percentage of fee for the course shall berefunded to the candidate after deducting charges as follows :

Table - 1: Fee Deduction on cancellation of admission

Period and Percentage of deduction charges

(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi)

Prior to Upto 20 From 21st From 51st day From Aftercommen- day after the day upto upto 80 days September Septembercement of commen- 50 days commencement 1st to 30th 30th

academic cement of after of academic Septemberterm and academic commence- term of theinstruction term of the ment of course orof the course course academic August 31st

term of whichever isthe course is earlier.

Deduction Rs. 500/- 20% of 30% of 50% of the 60% of the 100% of Charges Lump sum the total the total total amount total amount the total

amount of amount of of fees of fees amount offees fees fees

NOTE : The total amount considered for the refund of fees from the commencement of academic term ofthe courses includes the following:-

(i) All the fees items chargeable for one year are as per relevant University circulars for different Faculties(excluding the courses for which the total amount is fixed by other competent authorities.)

Fees for reservation category :-

Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.) :- Only SC/ST Category degree students are required to makenominal payment of Rs.2891/- at the time of taking admission.

B. Com (Accounting & Finance), B.Com (Banking & Insurance), B.Com (Financial Markets) &Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication (BAMMC) / Bachelor of Mass Media(BMM): - SC/ST/VJNT/SBC/OBC Category degree students are required to make a nominal payment ofRs.2891/- at the time of taking admission.

Note:-

1) All the Reserved Category students must fill government Freeship/ Scholarship form on notificationby the college failing which they are liable to pay full fees.

2) The Fee structure is subject to change as per the guidelines issued by the University of Mumbai fromtime to time.



(ii) The Fee charged towards group insurance and all fee components to be paid as University share (includingVice-Chancellor fund, University fee for sports and cultural activities, E-charge, disaster managementfund, exam. fee and Enrollment fee) are non-refundable if payment is made by the college prior to thedate of cancellation.

(iii) Fee collected for Identity card and Library card, admission form and prospectus, enrollment and any othercourse specific fee are not refundable after the commencement of the academic term.

(iv) All refundable deposit (Laboratory, Caution Money and Library etc.) shall be fully returned at the time ofcancellation.)

� Once the student is admitted to the college, he/she will be considered duly enrolled for the academic year,unless he/she informs the Principal in writing of his/her intention to leave the college, at least one week beforethe commencement of the second term If no such intimation is received, full fees for the second term will haveto be paid.

Scholarship / Freeships

A number of scholarships and freeships are available for needy and deserving students. Students who wish toapply for SC/ST/OBC/SBC/VJNT Scholarship/Freeships are required to keep the following documents ready(Students will have to submit Photocopies only, as and when needed)

Details of freeship /Scholarships are as follows

Brief Information for Govt. Concessions

Sr. Category and type of Scholarship Freeship Document No. scholarships and

schemes

1 SC

2 ST

3 OBC

4 VJNT

5 SBC

6 EBC( EconomicalBackward Class)

7 Post-Matric Scholarshipfor persons with disability.

(PH Scholarship)

8 STC / PTC

* Caste Certificate* Income Certificate (19-20)* Domicile Certificate* Aadhar Card (Printout of Aadhar Card maping with bank A/c.)* Ration Card* Bank Pass Book* Caste Validity only for ST category (Self financing Courses)* Non Creamy layer certificate for OBC/SBC/ VJNT category for Freeship only..* Fees Receipt (Current Year)* Declaration of the Student.* Photocopy of Last Exam Passed Marksheets (Self Attested) as filled in the Form.

Income Limit:above 2.5 lakhs

Income Limit : Lessthan 2.5 lakhs

Income limit: lessthan 1 lakh

Income limit:above 1 lakh –

8 lakhs

Only for Open category students,Income Limit: Less than 8 lakhs

• Student should be disable. (40% or above)• Student should be resident of Maharashtra.

Only for Secondary School - Zilha Parishad teachers ward



9 Minority Quota(State Govt)

10 Minority Quota(Central Govt)

11 Central Sector Scheme

12 Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Hostel Maintenance Allowance

13 Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Swadhar Yojana

* Regarding Sr. No. 12 & 13 Schemes students will be guided about documents after the admission.

Note : 1) Students should fill freeship/ scholarship forms for Sr. No. 01 to 07 and Sr. No. 12 Schemes onWebsite : https://mahadbtmahait.gov.in Sr. No. 08 & 13 Schemes – Manual Form. Sr.No. 09,10,11Schemes https://scholarships.gov.in (National Portal Schemes)

2) One student can take benefit of one scheme only.

3) The scholarship will not be applicable if the candidate fails or quits one course and takenadmission in other course.

4) The Students from SC/ST/OBC/VJNT/SBC categories who have migrated from outsideMaharashtrastate are not entitled for their category related scholarships and freeships. At thesame time, if a student from these categories happens to be a third boy child of their parentsthen they are not entitled for their category related scholarships and freeships.

5) If there is a gap in the students academic carrer a gap certificate must be enclosed along withthe scholarship form.

6) Students who do not fill scholarship/Freeship forms must pay full fees prescribed for the course.

� Discipline & Code of Conduct (Rules & Regulations)

Students should observe the following rules and regulations of the College.

1) Students ought to wear their Identity cards all throughout the time they are in College premises.

2) The use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited in the College buildings, class rooms and corridors.

3) Video shooting/ photography is allowed with the prior permission of the concerned authority.

4) During lecture hours, students should be present in the class. Students should not loiter around Collegepremises. The attendance of the students is regulated by ordinance 0.6086 University of Mumbai.

5) Students are expected to wear decent attire keeping the sanctity of educational institution in mind. Clothingdepicting illegal and vulgar suggestions is prohibited.

6) In case of any problem or query, students can approach the Mentor of their class or the Vice –Principals.

7) Students shall not organize on their own picnics, excursions, trips, etc., without prior written permission of thePrincipal and an undertaking duly signed by the parents /guardians. The College will not be responsible forany of these activities arranged / organized by the students on their own.

Religion:Muslims, Christians, Sikhs,Buddhists, Parsis and Jains

Income Limit: Less than 6 lakhs

Income limit: below 6 lakhs

Religion: Muslims, Christians,Sikhs, Buddhists, Parsis and JainsIncome Limit : Less than 2.5 lakhs

* Income Certificate (19-20)

* Domicile Certificate

* Fees Receipt

* Aadher Card (Printout ofAadhar Card maping withbank A/c.)

* Only SC/Navboudh students eligiblefor this scheme

* Only EBC students eligible forthis scheme



8) Students should not write on desks / walls and should help in maintaining the healthy academic environmentand neat and clean premises.

9) Students should not cause any willful / negligent damage to College property. Stringent action shall be takenfor unruly behavior.

10) Student should not indulge in any activity that would damage or spoil the reputation of the College andManagement.

11) Any kind of private celebration, cake cutting etc. is prohibited in the classrooms/campus in order to maintainthe cleanliness and academic atmosphere in the institution.

12) Consumption and use of any kind of mind altering substances and tobacco products is prohibited in campus/College Premises

13) Students must respect their fellow students, teachers, supporting staff and security staff and behave withthem with dignity and grace.

14) Students should not cause any type of harm which would cause mental agony and physical trauma to theirfellow students and should work towards gender equality.

15) Students are expected to read the College Notice board, College Website (www.vpmthane.org) and MumbaiUniversity Website (www.mu.ac.in) regularly. Ignorance under any circumstances will not be excused.

16) Students should note that copying or attempting to copy, possession of any such material or having adverseinfluence on his / her fellow students during examination will be treated as an offence according to the rulesof University of Mumbai. The Students found to be involved in such unfair incidents will be dealt with strict action.

Students should maintain silence and over all discipline in College premises. And should remain equallycommitted to the cause of their own personal growth and development and learning.

� University Norms Regarding Attendance:

The attendance of the students is regulated by ordinance 6086 of University of Mumbai relating to theattendance for learners

1. Every bonafide learner shall ordinarily be allowed to keep terms for the given semester in a program of hisenrolment, only if he fulfills at least seventy five percent (75%) of the attendance taken as an average of thetotal number of lectures, practicals, tutorials etc. wherein short and /or long excursions/ field visits/study toursorganized by the College and supervised by the teachers as envisaged in the syllabus shall be credited to hisattendance for the total number of periods which are otherwise delivered on the material day/s. Further it ismandatory for every learner to have minimum 50% attendance for each course and average attendance hasto be 75%.

2. Students who fail to maintain the condition of minimum attendance on account of bonafide illness, or anyother reason which is deemed right by the Principal, should apply in writing to the Principal for leave ofabsence, prior or within 2 days from the date of commencement of such leave, failing which they will betreated as defaulters.

3. All applications for leave of absence along with medical certificate, if any are to be submitted to the Vice-Principals.

Examination Pattern & System

I. STANDARD OF PASSING AND PERFORMANCE GRADING : ( BA / B.Com) :

STANDARD OF PASSING TYBA/TYBCOM

From the academic year 2018-19 the STANDARD OF PASSING and the PERFORMANCE GRADING patternof TYBA/TYBCOM classes is very much likely to be at par with the system/pattern existing at FY/SY/BA/BCOM at present. The students / learners will be given detailed information in this regard by the respectiveteachers in regular class-rooms during lectures after the reopening of the College after receiving the informationabout it from the University of Mumbai.



FY / SY / BA / BCom.PERFORMANCE GRADING

The PERFORMANCE GRADING of the learner shall be on the TEN point Grading system (CBCS w.e.f. Academicyear 2016-17) as under:

Percentage of Marks Grade Point Grade Performance

80 & above 10 O Outstanding

70 to 79.99 9 A+ Excellent

60 to 69.99 8 A Very Good

55 to 59.99 7 B+ Good

50 to 54.99 6 B Above Average

45 to 49.99 5 C Average

40 to 44.99 4 D Pass

Less than 40 0 F Fail

SGPI - Semester Grade Performance Index TH- Theory, PR - Practical, IA- Internal Assessment

The performance grading shall ‘be based on the aggregate performance of Semester End Examination.

FYBA/BCOMThe students / learners to pass a course shall have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate for eachcourse. In case of Foundation Course the learner shall obtain minimum of 40% marks (i.e.10 out of 25) and 40%marks in semester End examination (i.e. 30 out of 75) separately to pass the course.A Learner will be said to have passed the course if the learner passes in the semester End examination. In case ofFoundation Course the learner has to pass in both Internal Assessment and Semester End Examination.The above passing structure is given as per the existing University guidelines which are subject to change fromtime to time. In case of any changes made by the University in this structure, the learners will be informed accordingly.

I. CARRY FORWARD OF THE MARKS IN CASE IF THE LEARNER FAILS IN ONE OR MORE COURSES:FY/SY/BA/B.Com. (Only for the subject of Foundation Course)

If the students / learners fails to submit the Project Report before the Semester End Examination in each Termin the subject of Foundation Course, he/she will be declared as fail in the examination of Foundation Courseand student / learner has to resubmit the Project as per the instructions of the concerned department in theCollege. However, his/her marks of the Semester End Examinations shall be carried over and he/she shall beentitled for grade obtained by him/her on passing.

Practicals ( FYBA - Only for the Subject of Statistics)

At the end of the each Semester, Practical Examination of two hours duration and 40 marks shall be held.

Marks for term work will be given out of 10.

If learner fails in Practical Examination and passes in Semester End / External Examination i.e. TheoryExamination then he/she will reappear only for Practical Examination.

SYBA - In case of the learner who is appearing for subjects with practicals, at the end of the semester Practicalexamination of 2 hours duration and 40 marks shall be held for each course.

Marks for term work in each paper will be given out of 10.

SYBCom - In the subject of computer programming practical examination of 25 marks will be conductedconsisting of 20 marks for machine work and 5 marks for the viva examination for the journal.



I. STANDARD OF PASSING AND PERFORMANCE GRADING : (Self Financing Courses) :

STANDARD OF PASSINGThe learners to pass a course shall have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate for each coursewhere the course consists of Internal Assessment & Semester End Examination. The learners shall obtainminimum of 40% marks (10 out of 25) in the Internal Assessment and 40% marks in Semester End Examination(30 out of 75) separately, to pass the course and minimum of Grade D in each project wherever applicable topass a particular semester. A learner will be said to have passed the course if the learner passes the InternalAssessment & Semester End Examination separately.

PERFORMANCE GRADINGThe PERFORMANCE GRADING of the learner shall be on the TEN point Grading system (CBCS w.e.f. Academicyear 2016-17) as under: as under:

10 Point Grading System

Marks Grade Point Grade Performance

80 & Above 10 O Outstanding

70 - 79.99 9 A+ Excellent

60 - 69.99 8 A Very Good

55 - 59.99 7 B+ Good

50 - 54.99 6 B Above Average

45 - 49.99 5 C Average

40 - 44.99 4 D Pass

Less than 40 0 F Fail

SGPI - Semester Grade Performance Index TH- Theory, PR - Practical, IA- Internal Assessment

The performance grading shall ‘be based on the aggregate performance of internal assessment and SemesterEnd Examination.

II. CARRY FORWARD OF THE MARKS IN CASE IF THE LEARNER FAILS IN ONE OR MORE COURSES:

1. A learner who PASSES in the Internal Examination but FAILS in the Semester End Examination of the courseshall reappear for the Semester End Examination of that course. However his/her marks of the InternalExaminations shall be carried over and he/she shall be entitled for grade obtained by him/her on passing.

2. A learner who PASSES in the Semester End Examination but FAILS in the Internal Assessment of the courseshall reappear for the Internal Examination of the course. However his/her marks of the Internal Examinationsshall be carried over and he/she shall be entitled grade obtained by him/her on passing.

3. a) For Courses without practical

In case of learner who is reappearing for the Internal Examination, the examination will consist one project of25 marks which will be divided into 15 marks for the documentation of the project, 5 marks for the presentationand 5 marks for the viva and the interaction.

b) For Courses with practicals

In case of learner who is reappearing for the Internal Examination for subjects with Practical, the examinationswill consist of practical examination of 25 marks which will be divided into 15 marks for the machine work /laboratory work, 5 marks for the Viva Examination and 5 marks for the Journal.



ADDITIONAL SEMESTER END EXAMINATION ( Applicable to all UG Courses )

ELIGIBILITY TO APPEAR FOR ADDITIONAL SEMESTER END EXAMINATION:

A learner who does not appear i.e. remains absent in some or all the courses on medical grounds or forrepresenting the college / university in sports, cultural activities, activities of NSS, NCC or sports trainingcamps conducted by recognized bodies / competent authorities or for any reason which is considered validunder exceptional circumstances and to the satisfaction of the Principal or the Head of the Institute is eligibleto appear for the additional examination.

The additional Semester End Examination shall be of two and half hours duration for 75 marks and 3 hoursduration for 100 marks for course whichever is applicable. The learner shall appear for the course of theSemester End Examination for which he/she was absent or has failed. Learners who are punished underO.5050 are not eligible to appear for this additional examination.

MODE OF SEMESTER END ADDITIONAL EXAMINATION:

a) There will be one additional examination for semester I, II, III and IV for those who have remained absenton said grounds.

b) The absent learner will be allowed to appear for the examination by the head of the institution after followingthe necessary formalities subject to the reasons to the satisfaction of the head of the institution.

c) Additional Examination for Semester I/II and Semester III/IV be held after conduct of respective semesterend examination after declaration from the University.

MODE OF ATKT EXAMINATION :

a) There will be Two ATKT examination for Semester I, II, III and IV during the academic year for those whohave failed earlier. One examination will be in the First Term and the Second examination will be in theSecond Term. These rules are subject to change as per University guidelines issued from time to time.

The College conducts the Regular and ATKT examinations as per the guidelines of the University of Mumbaiissued from time to time, hence students/learners are advised to contact the Examination Committee inthis regard for further clarification and changes, if any.

PROJECT EVALUATION (IF APPLICABLE) (Applicable to all UG Courses )a) A learner who PASSES IN ALL THE COURSES BUT DOES NOT secures minimum grade of E in project

as applicable has to resubmit a fresh project for evaluation till he/she secures a minimum of grade E.His/ her marks in the theory papers that the learner has passed will be carried forward and he/she shall beentitled for grade obtained by him/her on passing.

b) The evaluation of project and viva-voce examination shall be by awarding grade in the ten point scaleas given in the grade point table.

c) A learner shall have to obtain minimum of Grade “D” (or its equivalent marks) in project evaluation and vivavoce taken together.

Note :- The subjects, subject-contents and subject-combinations from Semester I to Semester VI mentionedin this Prospectus are liable to change if required on account of any guidelines issued or approvals grantedby the University of Mumbai from time to time.

Students / learners are also advised to see the website of University of Mumbai (www.mu.ac.in) regardingthe Examination related latest changes made by the University of Mumbai from time to time.

III ALLOWED TO KEEP TERMS (ATKT)

Eligibility for Admission to all the Under Graduate Programs (aided and non-aided) in the Faculties ofArts and Commerce under Credit Based Semester and Grading System

a. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester II irrespective of number of courses of failure in Semester I.



b. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III if he/she passes each of semester I and Semester II.

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A learner fails in not more than FOUR courses of Semester I and Semester II taken together with notmore than TWO courses at each of Semester I & Semester II.

c. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of courses of failure in SemesterIII.

d. Eligibility criteria for a learner, to be admitted in Semester V (Third year) of UG programs (aided and non aided)in Faculties of Arts and Commerce is emended as follows.

i) Shall have passed Semester I, II, III and IV in full

OR

ii) Shall have passed Semester I and II in full and secured ATKT in the Second year by failing in not morethan two Courses in each of Semester III and Semester IV

OR

iii) Shall have Secured ATKT in First Year by failing in not more than Two Courses in each of Semester Iand Semester II and have passed Semester III and Semester IV in full.

e. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester VI irrespective of grades obtained in each course ofSemester V. The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of Semester I,Semester II, Semester III, Semester IV, and Semester V in full.

� Library

1. Rules and Regulations of the library (for students)a. Every individual entering the library should be a BONAFIDE STUDENT of the College and must have a valid

IDENTITY SMART CARD. Students should wear and display identity card whenever they are on the campus.If any student is found without wearing Identity Smart Card, he/she will be charged fine of Rs.100/- Theidentity smart card should be produced as and when demanded by any of the library staff.

2. Duplicate Smart Identity Carda. In case Identity Smart Card is lost, it should be reported to the Librarian immediately. A duplicate Identity card

will be issued to the student against a payment of Rs. 300/- after receiving prescribed application and copy ofa police complaint or affidavit on stamp paper in this respect.

3. Circulationa. Library books are lent to readers for home reading between 8.00 a.m. to 5.00p.m.

Note: For In-House Reading, books from Reading Hall as well as Home Lending Section and ‘Referance andResearch Section’ are provided during all working hours.

4. Library Finea. Books are issued for a period of one week from the Home Lending Section. Books reserved for in-house

reading are not allowed to be taken out. A book must be returned on or before the due date shown on thebook. In case a student fails to return a book within the time limit, a fine of Re. 1 per day per book will becharged for first 15 days and Rs. 2/-per day per book after 15 days onwards. During Examination days thefine would be Rs. 10/- per day per book. A student may get a book reissued, if it is not in demand.

5. Mutilation of Booksa. It is strictly forbidden to mark library books with pencil or ink or mutilate them in any way. The reader to whom

the book was /is issued last will be held responsible for loss of pages or any other damage unless he/ she hasbrought it to the notice of the library staff before borrowing. Any student held responsible for damage ofreading materials will be liable to fine equivalent to the damage caused.



6. Reading Halla. Reading hall copies of the books should be used in reading hall only. A student taking books outside the

reading hall without the permission of the librarian will have to pay a fine of Rs. 10.- per day per book.

b. Reserving of seats is not permitted in the reading hall of the library under any circumstance.

c. Complete Silence must be observed in and around the library. Disregard of this rule will invite punishmentleading to suspension of members.

d. Please note that Reading Hall is meant for reading purpose and self study only. Students should not discussanything in the Reading Hall.

7. Disciplinea. The smooth working of the library is possible only if students adhere to the rules and regulations of the library.

The Librarian reserves the right to refer cases of breach of discipline to the Principal.

Note : Although no specific rules and regulations are formulated for the staff, all the members are advised toobserve general rules and decorum.

FACILITIES FOR STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ( Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities)

ENVIRONMENT

The College admits students from a variety of backgrounds. The students profile ranges from first generationlearners to children of established professionals. The College provides an atmosphere of learning andencouragement to all its students irrespective of their background. The environment in the College is such thateven a student from the most humble background is motivated towards achieving excellence.

The College is part of a vast campus aptly called Jnanadweepa. It offers all modern facilities such as spaciousclassrooms and reading hall, rich library,reference and research section, ladies room, gymkhana, conference halland seminar hall called Kattyayan. The campus has a large canteen and a well equipped auditorium called ThoraleBajirao Peshwe Sabhagruha. Our entire college campus is interconnected with Fiber Optic Network having 24 hoursaccess to internet via Leased Line. Wi-Fi facility is also available on Campus.

A well laid path circumnavigating the campus offers an idyllic walk amidst trees and flowering plants. Jnanpathas it is called is a haven in a city starved of open spaces.

Physical Facilities are no doubt important, but it is the encouragement and support given to students at everystage that goes towards developing the personality of the student. Keeping this objective in view, the Collegeoffers a host of opportunities and facilities for the students.

IMPORTANT COMMITTES AND FACILITIES

� Women Development Cell (WDC): The WDC believes in empowerment of girl students. The Cell encouragesthe students develop into confident individuals.

� Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) - There is the Internal Complaints Committee in College to look intothe grievances of girl students and women employees.

� Anti-Ragging Committee : The College has formed the Anti-Ragging Committee as per the guidelines of theUniversity Grants Commission and the University of Mumbai.

Students involved in offence of Ragging will be strictly punished by the College Administration.

Email : [email protected] Toll free Anti-Ragging helpline : 1800-180-5522

� College Grievance Redressal Cell (CGRC): The College has formed the College Grievance RedressalCell as per the guidelines issued by the University of Mumbai. Students can submit their grievances toCGRC. The Portal of CGRC is available on https://www.joshibedekar.org

� Cultural Committee and Talent Academy: The cultural needs of the students are taken care of throughvarious activities such as music, dance etc. by the cultural Committee. The College encourages and supports



festivals organized by students. Our festivals – Navrang, Gandharva and Chrysalis have become very popularamong the students.

A Talent Academy is constituted to unfold the hidden talents of the students. Workshops are conducted increative arts to nurture and develop talents of the students.

� Library : The College boasts of excellent library facilities with Home Lending Section, Acquisition Section,Reference and Research Section and Reading Hall. The Library has ‘Braille Section’ for visually challengedstudents. Database of the Library is available on OPAC-Online Public Access Catalogue for the students andteachers. In addition to this, the library provides online access to reputed databases like Manupatra, CRISIL,EBSCO, Proquest, World E-book Library,Jnanaprabha e-portal, UGC N-List E resources. The Library offersexternal membership facility also. There are more than 1,00,000 books and reference books in the collectionof Library. In addition to that the Library also subscribes to 150 national and international journals.

� Book Bank Facility : The College offers University of Mumbai’s Book Bank facility to the students belongingto backward class Category. In addition to this facility, College also offers Book Bank Facility to the needyStudents belonging to weaker sections of the society from its own funds.

� Computer Lab: The College has a well designed air-conditioned computer laboratories with LCD facilities.Every student has access to a computer with software designed according to the syllabus. Practicals areconducted under the supervision of trained IT and Computer staff.

� Language Laboratory : The College has language laboratory with seating arrangement for 30 students. Thelaboratory is used for programmes in Communication Skills and BEC classes.

� Gymkhana and Sports Academy: The College has a well-equipped gymkhana, managed by a team ofprofessors and physical instructor. There is a gymnasium free of charge with a trained instructor. Specialtimings are reserved for girl students.

A Sports Academy has been set up for students with an inclination towards sports activities. The collegeencourages individuals and teams who participate in various sports and aim at achieving excellence. Ourstudents have distinguished themselves in National and International sporting events. The College believesthat a healthy mind and healthy body go together. Towards realizing this objective, a fitness-training programmehas been introduced for the students.

� National Service Scheme (NSS): The College has a vibrant NSS Unit that encourages the development ofthe students into responsible citizens of the society. Students under the guidance of Professors are activelyinvolved in a number of programmes that are carefully monitored by the NSS Unit of University of Mumbai.

� National Cadet Corps (NCC): The College has an active Army and Naval wings for both men and women.Aspirants to a career in the defence services will find it rewarding to join the NCC.

� (DLLE) DEPARTMENT OF LIFELONG LEARNING & EXTENSION: To facilitate the sensitization of thestudents to the socio-cultural realities, the College has introduced the extension work program offered by theDepartment of Life Long Learning and Extension of University of Mumbai. These projects are based onpromoting the aims and values of human development in community, College and University and encouraginginteraction, support and networking among students.

� Scholars’ Academy and Research Academy: To encourage academic excellence, a Scholars Academyhas been formed. Students are invited to become members of the Academy. The Academy arranges for itsstudents to attend lectures and discussions on various subjects in the College and outside, pursue academicinterests and develop ones personality.

To inculcate research aptitude among the students a Research Academy has been set up. The ResearchAcademy encourages students to conduct surveys and present their findings.

� Speakers’ Academy: A Speakers’ Academy trains the students in the art of public speaking. Students trainedby the Speakers Academy have won a number of prizes in inter-school and inter-college competitions.

� Counselling: The College has an in house counsellor to offer support and guidance to students in need ofhelp. In addition to psychological support, career guidance is provided to help individual student focus on his/her strength and thereby plan his/her sucess path.



� Students’ Forum: Forum motivates the students to discuss various current issues and develop their analyticaland debating skills.

� Generation Dialogue: A forum titled Generation Dialogue has been established to encourage mutualunderstanding between the youth and senior citizens and bridge the generation gap. Senior citizens areinvited to share their wisdom and experiences.

� Placement Cell and Summar Placements: The Placement Cell assists students in career counselling byprofessionals and securing placements. Our students have secured assignments in TCS, ICICI, ThaneJanata Sahakari Bank, Veena World Pvt. Ltd., ICICI Prudential WNS, Birla Sun Life, Bajaj Finser etc. Studentsare offered placements during summer vacation in association with various Companies.

� Vivekananda Study Circle: It is affiliated to Swami Vivekanand Kendra, Kanyakumari. It inculcates theteachings and values of nation building among the students.

� Yoga : The College conducts the training sessions of yoga for the Students and teachers.

� Film Society: A Film Society has been established in the campus. Internationally acclaimed films are screenedfor the members of staff and students regularly. The Joshi-Bedekar College Film Society is the first collegeFilm Society in Maharashtra to be affiliated to the Federation of Film Societies of India.

� Students’ Council: A Students' Council is formed in accordance with the guidelines issued by the StateGovernment and the University of Mumbai from time-to-time.

� Students’ Welfare Scheme : Our College has initiated Students’ Welfare Scheme with the intension to helpneedy students, encourage strugglers and appreciate achievers.

� Other Events : Various Annual Cultural and Sports Activities and Events conducted by the College areNavrang, Gandharva, Chrysalis, Khelotsav and RTA.

Seminars / Conferences

The College has been conducting conferences and seminars at State, National and International level. Expertsfrom various fields / subjects are invited as resource persons.

2004 - National Seminar – ‘Water Management Scenario 2025’

2005 - State Seminar – ‘Marathi and Computers’

2006 - National Seminar – ‘Bio-Ethics’

2007 - National Seminar – ‘Indian Philosophy – Its Relevance in the 21st Century’

2008 - National Seminar – ‘Post Independence Indian Literature’

2009 - International Seminar – ‘Mind, Brain & Consciousness’

2011 - National Seminar – Development of India through Micro Financing

2011 - National Seminar – Post Modernization of Libraries : Challenges and Opportunities.

2013 - International Seminar – Geography of Change : Contemporary issues in Development Environmentand Society.

2013 - National Seminar – Jammu Kashmir Affairs

2014 - International Seminar – Money, Finance and Economic Growth: Emerging Issues

2014 - National Seminar – Article 370 of Indian Constitution

2015 - National Seminar – Women’s Quest for Equality in India : Promises, Problems andProspects



There is a possibility of printing errors in the Prospectus and the contents given herein are subjectto change from time to time in the given circumstances and the gudelines of the superior authorities,hence, for further clarifications, if any learners/students are advised to contact the College office orVice Principals of Degree or Junior College, whichever is applicable before or after admission.

2016 - National Conference – Indian Cinema : Past,Present and Future

2017 - National Conference – Revisiting Shakespeare Four Hundred Years After

2018 - National Conference – Smart Cities in India: The Road Ahead

2019 - International Conference – Pursuit of Happiness : Through the Path of Philosophy andCounselling

2020 - National Conference – Innovations in Commerce and Management : Towards SustainableGrowth of India

2021 - (Forthcoming) – Recent Trends in Accounting, Taxation, Finance and AuditingInternationalConference



FACULTY 2019 – 2020

PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT

Dr. (Mrs.) S.A. Naik, M.A. Ph. D., Dip. in Child Guidance and Counselling, Principal, (Associate Professor andHead)

Mr. A. Waghmare, M.A., M. Phil, NET (Assistant Professor)

Ms. Supriya More, MA, NET (Assistant Professor)

Mr. Aditya Jadhav, MA, NET (Assistant Professor)

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

Dr. P.T. Kharate, M.A.,M Phil, Ph. D., DMC, NET, (Assistant Professor & Head)

Dr. M.R. Patharkar, M.A.,Ph. D.,SET, (Assistant Professor)

Ms. M.M. Arekar, M.A., SET, (Assistant Professor)

Dr. (Mrs.) S. R. Abraham, M.A., M Phil, Ph. D., PGCTE (Assistant Professor)

Mr. P.P. Bhosale, M.A.,NET, (Assistant Professor)

MARATHI DEPARTMENT

Mr. A.R. Bhabad, M.A. D.J., D.H.M.C.T.,NET, SET, (Associate Professor and Head)

Mr. S.L. Rane, M.A.C.J., B.Ed, SET, (Assistant Professor)

HINDI DEPARTMENT

Dr. A.D. Dhawale, M.A.,Ph. D.,B.Ed., NET, SET (Associate Professor & Head)

Dr. (Ms.) J. Singh, M.A., Ph. D., D.Ed.,NET (Assistant Professor)

SANSKRIT DEPARTMENT

Mrs. S. Bhalerao, M.A.,B.Ed. (Assistant Professor and Head)

HISTORY DEPARTMENT

Mr. S.G. Shinde, M.A., NET, SET, (Assistant Professor, Head and Vice Principal)

Dr. (Mrs.) I. Roy, M.A., Ph.D., B.Ed. (Assistant Professor)

POLITICS DEPARTMENT

Dr. (Mrs.) P. P. Tokekar, MA, Ph.D., SET (Head and Vice Principal)

Ms. Shweta Ahire, M.A.JRF, NET, SET, (Assistant Professor)

Swapnil Mayekar, M.A. (Assistant Professor)

ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT

Dr. D.P. Sable, M.A., Ph.D., SET (Associate Professor & Head)

Ms. K.P. Nayyar, M.A., B.Ed., SET (Assistant Professor and Head, Business Economics)

Mrs. N.N. Pathak, M.A., SET (Associate Professor)

Dr. P.S. Jangale, M.A., Ph.D., B.Ed, SET (Assistant Professor)

Dr. S.H. Thakkar, M.A. Ph. D., SET (Assistant Professor)



GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT

Mrs. A. R. Doifode, M.A., B.Ed, M. Phil, NET (Assistant Professor & Head)

Mr. S. V. Naik, M.A., B.Ed, NET (Assistant Professor)

COMMERCE DEPARTMENT

Dr. (Mrs.) R.M. Agnihotri, M.Com, Ph.D.,ACMA, PGDFM, NET, (Assistant Professor and Head)

Mrs. Archana Prabhudesai, M. Com, Ph.D., M. Phil,MBA (Mkt.), B.Ed., SET (Assistant Professor)

Mr. Rohit Bapat, M. Com, CS (Assistant Professor)

ACCOUNTANCY DEPARTMENT

Mr. Y.S. Prasade, M.Com, F.C.A. (Assistant Professor & Acting Head)

Mr. N.R. Wadhvinde, M.Com, GDC & A , SET (Assistant Professor)

Mr. A. A. Raut, M.Com, LLM, F.C.A., GDC & A, PGDFM, SET (Assistant Professor)

Mrs. Madhura Joshi, M.Com, ACA, C.S., NET (Assistant Professor)

Ms. Dipti Patil, M.Com,SET (Assistant Professor)

MATHS / STATS DEPARTMENT

Mrs. M.M. Deshpande, M.Sc., M.P.S.,(Associate Professor, Head)

Ms. T. N. Nadgauda, M.Sc., M.Phil, (Associate Professor)

Mrs. K. Ramdas, M.Sc., NET, (Assistant Professor)

Ms. S. L. Chabukswar, Msc., SET, (Assistant Professor)

Mr. Ranjeetkumar Varma, MCA,PGDET (Assistant Professor)

BUSINESS LAW DEPARTMENT

Dr. (Mrs.) P. Rajebahadur, BSL, LLM, Ph.D.,NET (Assistant Professor)

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

Mr. N.S. Barse, M.L.I.Sc., C.C.A, NET, SET, (Librarian and Co-ordinator)

Dr. (Mrs.) P.P. Joshi, M.L.I.Sc.,Ph.D., SET, (Assistant Professor)

PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Ms. V. S. Paranjape, M.A., NET (Assistant Professor)

Ms. Manisha Pandey, M.A.,PGCP (Assistant Professor)

Ms. Surabhi A. Khare, B.A. (Psychology), M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology, NET (Assistant Professor)



Faculty for the Year 2019-20 (Self Financing Courses)

Co-Ordinator (U.G. Courses)

1 Dr. (Mrs.) Mrunmayee R. Thatte M.Com, Ph.D., PGDHRM, NET Bank & Ins.*, Fin Mkt.**

2 Dr.(Ms.) Neelam M.S. Shaikh M.Com,,MBA (Fin),Ph.D., B.Ed Acc & Fin #NET(JRF), GDC & A

3 Dr. Mahesh M. Patil M.A, M.J. Ph.D.,SET, NET, DBM, BAMMCDMM, GDC & A

4 Mr. Nitin B. Pagi M.Com., CS, NET BMS

Co-Ordinator (P.G. Courses)1 Dr. (Mrs.) Rashmi M. Agnihotri M.Com, Ph.D., ACMA, PGDFM, NET M.Com

2 Mr. Narayan S. Barse M.L.I.Sc, C.C.A., NET, SET M.L.I.Sc. $

3 Dr. Anil D. Dhawale M.A., Ph.D., B.Ed, NET, SET M.A. Hindi

4 Ms. Supriya More M.A., NET M.A. Philosophy5 Dr. Deepak P. Sable M.A. Ph.D., SET M.A. Business Economics6 Dr. Pramod T. Kharate M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., DMC, SET M.A. English7 Dr. Mahesh M. Patil M.A.. M.J. Ph.D., SET,NET, DBM, MACJ

DMM, GDC & A

Assistant Professor (Full Time Faculty - UG Courses)

1 Dr. Mugdha Y. Keskar B.Sc., B.Com., M. Com.(Marketing), M.Com (Accountancy),Ph.D.,M.Phil., DCM (JBIMS), CA(Inter), FCMA, NET, SET

2 Ms. Purva R.Gaikwad B.Sc , B.Ed, MMS, NET

3 Dr. (Mrs.) Sangita S. Monthy M.A., M.Phil , Ph.D., MBA. DRD, NET,

4 Ms. Sindu P. Natuvetty M.Com, M.Phil, NET

5 Ms. Mohini Kulkarni M.Sc(Stats), M.Phil, SET

6 Dr. Shefali M. Kondewar M.Com, MBA, MCM, Ph.D., SET.

7 Ms. Trupti A. Kautikwar B.Sc. (Comp Sci), MCA

8 Ms. Aditi Patgaonkar B.Com., M.C.M. MBA ( I.T.)

9 Ms. Jharna K. Tolani M.M.S.,NET, NCFM.

10 Dr. Vinod Chandwani M.Com, B.Ed., MBA.,Ph.D. M.Phil,NET, SET,

11 Ms. Archana Nair MBA, NET

12 Dr. Urmila P. Shetve M.Com., Ph.D., B.Ed.,SET

13 Dr. Vimukta A. Raje M.A. (Marathi), M.Phil, Ph.D.,P.G.Dip in MCJ

14 Ms. Mugdha S. Bapat M.Com, M.Phil,P.G.Dip in Mgmt.(D.M.S.)

15 Ms. Deepti R. Chindarkar M.Com, P.G.Dip in Mgmt., SET.

16 Dr. Prashant P. Dharmadhikari MA (English), Ph. D., NET, SET, MA (Sanskrit)

M.Lib.I.Sc.

17 Mr. Narayan S. Barse M.L.I.Sc, C.C.A., NET, SET

18 Dr. (Mrs.) P. P. Joshi M.Lib.I.Sc., Ph.D., SET,* Banking & Insurance ** Financial Markets # Accounting & Finance $ Master of Library & Information Science

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