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Master of Commerce (M. Com) (NEP)
PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLO)
PLO-1: Knowledge & Understanding Exhibit extensive expertise in fundamental and advanced principles of Commerce, encompassing accounting, finance, taxation, management, economics and information technology, as well as an awareness of current trends, challenges, methodologies and strategies pertinent to the field.
PLO-2: General Skills Develop critical analytical, problem-solving, decision-making and managerial competencies necessary for executing professional responsibilities proficiently across various domains of commerce, industry, academia and associated fields.
PLO-3: Technical and Professional Skills Exhibit high cognitive, technological, and professional competencies essential for managing specialized duties in accounting, finance, auditing, taxes, research and IT-enabled business operations, as well as for executing and assessing research across diverse domains of Commerce.
PLO-4: Communication Skills Articulate ideas, analyses, research outcomes and professional perspectives clearly, rationally and ethically through proficient written, oral and digital communication to varied stakeholders in academic, professional and societal settings.
PLO-5: Application of Knowledge/Skills Utilize theoretical knowledge and practical abilities to identify, analyze, and resolve complex and unpredictable issues in Commerce and related sectors through the application of suitable tools, techniques, and research-based methodologies to formulate evidence-based solutions.
PLO-6: Analytical Reasoning and Research Proficiency Enhance critical and analytical thinking skills to identify research problems, devise research ideas, evaluate hypotheses, analyze data, integrate information, and derive accurate conclusions in both intra- and inter-disciplinary fields of Commerce.
PLO-7: Constitutional, Humanistic, Moral Values and Ethics Understanding of constitutional values, humanistic ideals, professional ethics, corporate governance standards, sustainability issues and to operate as a responsible scholar, researcher and professional.
PLO-8: Global Exposure Cultivate a global perspective and comprehend the intricacies of the international business landscape. Acquire expertise in international business practices, cross-cultural communication, global market trends and the influence of globalization on corporate strategies.
| MCOM First Semester | MCOM Second Semester | ||
| Paper Code | Subject Name | Paper Code | Subject Name |
| NEPMC-101 | Managerial Economics | NEPMC-201 | Global and Indian Business Environment |
| NEPMC-102 | Quantitative Methods and Business Analytics | NEPMC-202 | Business Research |
| NEPMC-103 | Corporate Financial Reporting and Accounting Standards | NEPMC-203 | Strategic Financial Management |
| NEPMC-104 | Organisation Behaviour and Leadership | NEPMC-204 | Operations Research |
| NEPMC-105 | Marketing Management | NEPMC-205 | Corporate Governance, Business Ethics & Sustainability |
| NEPMC-106 | Workshop on Business Communication & Professional Skills | NEPMC-206 | Workshop on Multivariate Statistical Techniques |
| NEPMC-207 | Summer Training Report and Viva Voce | ||
Master of Commerce (M. Com) (Non-NEP)
PROGRAM OUTCOMES FOR M.COM PROGRAM
PO-1: To reflect and examineanalytically outcomes of one’s actions and take curative measures consequently.
PO-2: To analyze intricate business problems critically, employ independent and unbiased judgment to synthesize information for makinglogical and rational advances for conducting research in a wider, practical and policy context.
PO-3: To make optimum use of business innovation for hunting down for contemporary opportunities so as to create value and wealth for individual and societal progress.
PO-4: To validate theoretical knowledge of commerce principles by its application to one’s own work
PO-5: To deliberate laterally and originally, theorize, and resolvebusiness snags, evaluate probable solutions, and arrive at optimal solutions after reflecting on socio-economic, political, political, cultural, societal and environmental factors
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES FOR M.COM PROGRAM
PSO 1: To enable the learners develop a robust base for selecting their career
PSO2: To be recognized for quantitative, qualitative, cognitive, and analytical skills for identifying, analysing, designing and creatingcorporate opportunities in a global dynamic environment.
PSO3: To beacclaimed for their aptitude to think strategically, to lead and manage multi-disciplinary teams thereby augmenting managerial effectiveness.
PSO4: To facilitate them in cultivating habit of understanding current affairs and correlating the same with their subjects, and find the skill gap required for the job market
Subjects of M.Com Programme
| MCOM Third Semester | MCOM Fourth Semester | ||
| Paper Code | Subject Name | Paper Code | Subject Name |
| Course Outcomes | Course Outcomes | ||
| MC 301 | BUSINESS PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT | MC 401 | PROJECT PLANNING AND CONTROL |
| MC 302 | TAX PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT | MC 402 | KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT |
| MC 403 | BUSINESS ETHICS AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE | ||
| Students must select two groups from the following groups, having two papers each | Students must select any one group from the two groups selected in the third semester (Selected group in the 4th semester will be having three papers) | ||
| Group A: Marketing | Group A: Marketing | ||
| MC 303 | Integrated Marketing Communication & Brand Equity | MC 404 | Advertising and Sales Management |
| MC 304 | Marketing Research | MC 405 | Services Marketing |
| MC 406 | Consumer Behavior | ||
| Group B: Human Resource Management | Group B: Human Resource Management | ||
| MC 305 | Human Resource Development | MC 407 | Organizational Change and Development |
| MC 306 | Industrial Relations | MC 408 | Training and Development |
| MC 409 | Compensation Management | ||
| Group C: Accounting and Finance | Group C: Accounting and Finance | ||
| MC 309 | Strategic Cost Management | MC 413 | Advanced Corporate Accounting |
| MC 310 | International Accounting | MC 414 | Security Analysis and Portfolio Management |
| MC 415 | Advanced Auditing | ||
| MC 315 | WORKSHOP ON FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INSTRUMENTS |
MC 422 | COMPREHENSIVE VIVA-VOCE |