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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
(Under NEP Scheme)

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

PO1. The courses aim to provide comprehensive knowledge and coherent understanding of the accounting, taxation, auditing, risk management, financial accounting, managerial economics, business law, marketing, new venture planning and business communications.

PO2. The main objective of these courses is to provide deeper understanding of the disciplinary, interdisciplinary and value added courses with practical orientation to make the students ready to make a mark in the industry with strong human and moral values.

PO3. The courses will provide practical, professional, and procedural knowledge required for carrying out various professions including knowledge required for undertaking self-employment initiatives, and knowledge and mindset required for entrepreneurship involving enterprise creation, improved product development, or a new mode of organization.

PO4. To enhance skills in areas to explore many career paths like investment and portfolio management, stock market, security analysis, mutual fund and capital market analysis, accounting field, financial field etc.

PO5. To pursue research in the area of marketing, finance, human resources and banking.

PO6. To develop communication skills and build confidence to face the challenges of the corporate world

PO7. To prepare the abecedarian with the strong foundation for selecting their future career in the field of corporate sectors

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Subjects of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
(Under NEP Scheme)

Bcom Sem-1

Course Outcomes

English and Communication Skills

Micro Economics

Punjabi

Principles of Financial Accounting

Psychology for Managers

(Choose any one) Skill Enhancement Courses (Common for BBA and Bcom sem-1)

Security Analysis

Digital Marketing

Data Analysis

(Choose any one) Multi Disciplinary Courses (Common for BBA and Bcom sem-1)

Commercial law

Fundamentals of International Business

Value Added Course (Common for BBA and Bcom sem-1)

Environment Science

B.Com & B.Com (Honours)
(Under NON-NEP Scheme)

Programme outcome:

PO1: To disseminate knowledge that facilitates students to meet the highest standards of capability and professionalism in the extant dynamic business milieu.

PO2: To provide holistic, transformative and innovative education which will aid in inculcating leadership qualities.

PO3: To offer unparalleled student practices across a broad spectrum of academic environments which will equip them with the values, skills and intellectual discipline that will enable them to make a positive contribution to society.

PO4: To contribute to society through the quest of enlightenment, erudition and research at the highest international levels of excellence.

Programme Specific Outcome:

PSO1: To develop supremacy in the students to conceptualize, identify and communicate key issues in the speckled areas of Commerce and Management, develop a standpoint that is buoyed with pertinent information and integrative thinking, to draw and assess conclusions.

PSO2: To create opportunities for the students to augment their thoughtfulness with regard to micro and macro environment to broaden their horizon and become a catalyst for change.

PSO3: To groom socially cognizant leaders, managers and entrepreneurs—who contribute not just to the society, but to the global business environment as well.

Course Outcome:

The course outcome which is expected to be achieved by the students after the completion of a particular course is very well elucidated in the form of course objectives in the College Instruction Manual.

Subjects of B.Com Programme

B Com I^st Semester	B Com III^rd Semester	B Com V^th Semester
Punjabi or History and Culture of Punjab	Interdisciplinary Issues in Indian Commerce	Income Tax Law
English and Business Communication	Cost Accounting	Management Accounting
Psychology for Managers	Company Law	Indian Economy
Business Economics – I	Business Mathematics and Statistics	Production and Operation Management
Principles of Financial Accounting	Banking and Insurance	Entrepreneurship and Small Business
Commercial Laws	Goods and Service Tax	Financial Market and Services
Principles and Practices of Management
Environment, Road Safety Education, Violence against Women/ Children and Drug Abuse
B Com II^nd Semester	B Com IV^th Semester	B Com VI^th Semester
Punjabi or History and Culture of Punjab	Interdisciplinary Security Analysis and Portfolio Management	Direct Tax Laws
English and Business Communication	Advanced Accounting	Financial Management
E-Commerce	Auditing and Secretarial Practice	Issues in Financial Reporting
Business Economics – II	Cost Management	Social and Business Ethics
Corporate Accounting	Marketing Management	Operational Research
Business Laws	Quantitative Techniques and Methods	Sectoral Aspects of Indian Economy
Human Resource Management

Subjects of B.Com (Hons.) Programme

Any of the following electives

Elective 1	Accounting and Finance	Elective 2	Management Studies
III^rd Semester	Accounting Theory and Reporting Practices	III^rd Semester	Advertisement and Brand Management
IV^th Semester	Contemporary Issues in Accounting	IV^th Semester	Consumer Behaviour
V^th Semester	Strategic Financial Management	V^th Semester	Compensation Management
VI^th Semester	Investment Management	VI^th Semester	Training and Development

FOOTNOTES

1. The following categories of the students shall be entitled to take the option of History and Culture of Punjab in lieu of Punjabi as a compulsory subject:-

(a) Students who have not studied Punjabi upto class10th.*

(b) Wards of Defence Personnel and Central Government employee/employees, who are transferable on all India basis.

2. ‘Environment, Road Safety Education, Violence against Women/ Children and Drug Abuse’ is a compulsory qualifying paper, which the students have to study in the B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./BBA 1st year (2nd Semester). If the student/s failed to qualify the paper during the 2nd Semester, he/she/ they be allowed to appear/qualify the same in the 4th or 6th Semester/s.