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IBSA

R GROUP OF COLLEGES

KARJAT

IBSAR INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (IIMS)IBSAR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & SCIENCE (ICCS)

IBSAR SCHOOL OF LAW (ISL)

FULL-TIME COURSESPROSPECTUS AND FORM

ADMISSIONS 2015-16

INDEXSL. CONTENTS PAGE NO.1. Director’s Message 1

2. Dean’s Desk 2

3. Strategic Management Team 2

4. Courses- Postgraduate MCA (IIMS) 3 MMS (IIMS) 4

5. Courses- Undergraduate 5 Years Integrated LL.B 5 B.Sc. (IT/CS) 3 Years 9-10 BMS (3 Years) 11 B.Com (I&B)/(FM) 3 Years 12-13

6. Admissions Programme at a glance 13 7. Photo gallery 14

8. Activities on Campus 16

9. Our USP 17 10. General Rules & Regulations (Fee payment on time, Filling of scholarship form & submission) 18

11. Admissions Contact 21 12. Team of Faculty 22

13. Our Recruiters 23 14. National Social Services 24 15. Industrial Visits and Educational Tours in 2013-14 2416. Scholarships 24

17. Administrative Contacts 25

18. Programme Inauguration Dates 25

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IBSAR Group of colleges (ISO 9001: 2008 certified) is a brain child of professionals educated in India, US and Canada. The promoters are all MBAs from world – class institutions and understand the importance of quality training and education in management discipline.

IBSAR’S focus is on providing opportunities to all aspiring youngsters who are considered average by their academic track record to learn and train in different disciplines and convert themselves into first rate managerial and IT professionals. Some of these individuals are highly talented and are trainable to assume significant roles in their opted professions and are our raw material. We provide opportunities and support to the students to enable them to realize their career dream.

Our procedures, system, pedagogy, faculty and infrastructure are totally geared towards creating a qualified talented hardworking intelligent group of professional manpower for Commerce, Trade and Industry.

Dr. M. L. MONGAEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Director’s Message

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IBSAR’s Mission

Mrs NEELAM MONGACHAIRPERSON, IBSAR

To create “world class quality institutions for training young minds for professional careers. This has to be done by keeping costs affordable and infrastructure both physical and academic up-to-date and accessible”.

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Dr. M.L. Monga Ph.D. Fellow, APO (Japan)LDP (CCL), USA

Dr. Sumita SarkarPh.D.(TISS) FellowLSE, London

Dr.Jayanti GokhalePh.D.(TISS)

Prof Manju AggarwalMBA, MA, B.Ed.

Prof Krishnan IyerB. Sc, MBA (FMS)

It is an immense pleasure and privilege of mine to meet you through this prospectus which you are carrying in your hands. Being an academician my job is to ensure quality academic inputs across spectrum of courses and colleges in IBSAR. Let me assure you we are focused on producing excellent and creative professionals and are wedded to the idea of treating all our students with love affection and care. By joining IBSAR family you are making an intelligent choice and I would like to welcome you to be part of our fraternity.

From Dean’s Desk

Strategic Management Team

Dr. Sumita Sarkar(Dean)

Post Graduate CoursesMASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION COURSE (MCA)

THREE YEARS (SIX SEMESTERS) POSTGRADUATE COURSE

• EligibilityFor First Year MCA: Graduation minimum of 50% marks in aggregate or equivalent CGPA (45% in case of candidate of backward class categories and person with Disability) and qualified in the Common Entrance Test MAH-MCA-CET 2015 and Mathematics at XII or higher level.

For Second Year MCA: Should possess basic qualification in computer application, Computer science or Information Technology ie,. BCA, BCS or Bachelor of Science (IT/Computer) and qualified in the Common Entrance Test MAH-MCA-CET 2015.

• Syllabus of MCA Course

f MCA Third Years (Revised) Semester-V and Semester-VI

f MCA First Years (Revised) Semester-I and Semester-II

M.C.A. Semester I M.C.A. Semester II

(Revised Syllabus from 2012-2013 onwards)

Sr. No. Subject Sr. No. Subject

1. Object Oriented Programming 1. Data Structures

2. Computer Organisation and Architecture

2. Operating Systems

3. Software Engineering 3. Computer Network

4. Discrete Mathematics 4. Probability & Statistics

5. Principles & Perspective ofManagement

5. Financial Accounting

Lab l Programming & S.E. Lab Lab l Programming & Statistical Lab

Lab ll Web Technology & Web Project Development Lab

Lab ll Operating System & DCN Lab

f MCA Second Years (Revised) Semester-III and Semester-IV

Note: Syllabus for MCA 2nd Year will be revised this year and will be displayed on the website of Mumbai University in due time.

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Note: For MCA Programme all rules of the Mumbai University and amendment of any from time to time are applicable.

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SEM V SEM VI

Advanced web technology & Dot Net INTERNSHIP - Project Wireless & Mobile Technology Seminar Soft Computing Distributed computing and Cloud Computing Elective II :

1) Cyber Security 2) Multimedia Technology 3) Information System security and Audit 4) Bioinformatics 5) Software Quality Assurance

AWT + Dot Net Wireless & Mobile Technology + Mini project

Sem III Sem IV Database management System

Core & Advanced JAVA

Computer Graphics

Advanced Database Theory and Applications

Network security

System Modeling and Simulation

Operation Research Soft skill development Software Project Management

Elective I: 1) GIS 2) Embedded Systems 3) SOA 4) E Business 5) Human Computer Interface

Computer Graphics Core & Advanced JAVA DBMS + Software Testing ADTA + UML

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Semester- I Semester- II

Perspective Management Legal and Tax Aspects of Business

Financial Accounting Cost & Management Accounting

Managerial Economics Economic Environment of Business

Operation Management Operation Research

Organisational Behaviour Human Resource Management

Business Mathematics Research methodology & Fundamentals of MR

Information Technology for Management MIS

Communication Skills Financial Management

Marketing Management Marketing Application & Practices

Selling and Negotiation Skills Managerial Process Skills

High performance Leadership Analysis of Financial Statement

Semester IIIMarketing International Business

Finance International business

Human Resource International Business

Strategic Management Advanced FinancialManagement

Organisational Theory & Structure Designs

Marketing strategy Corporate Law Training & development

Integrated MarketCommunications

Financial Markets & Institutions

Introduction to Industrial Relation & Labour Welfare

Consumer Buying Behaviour

International Finance Competency & Performance Management

Market Research Applications

Merger, Acquisition & Corporate Restructuring

Human Resource Planning & Human Resource Audit

Sales Management & Sales Promotion

Portfolio Management & Security Analysis

Labour Legislation

Distribution & Supply Chain Management

Strategic Cost Management

Compensation & Benefits

Product & Brand Management

Banking & Insurance Organisation Development

Marketing Finance Derivatives & RiskManagement

Quantitative Techniquesin HR

International Marketing Corporate Valuation Building a Learning Organisation

Retail Management

B2B Marketing & CRM

Semester IVManagement Control System

Business Ethics & Corporate Governance

Entrepreneurships Management

Service Management

Environment Management

Productivity Techniques or Total Quality Management or Project Management

Specialisation Project

Two Years (Four Semesters) Post Graduate Course(Affiliated to Mumbai University)

• EligibilityMinimum Qualification: Graduate in any discipline of a statutory university with minimum 50% marks and (minimum 45% marks for reserved category). There will be a Common Entrance Test (CET) 2015 - Maharashtra for admission in MMS Course or CMAT/CAT/MAT 2015.

• Admission Details for IIMS

MCA - Based on MH-CET conducted by DTE, Maharashtra every year. MAMI score also accepted.

MMS - Based on CMAT/CAT/MAT. Admissions by DET Maharashtra.Reservation as per Maharashtra DET Management quota and vacant institutional seats filled in as per guidelines of DET Maharashtra.

Classes - As per schedule given by DTE Maharashtra. Details on DTE website, Maharashtra, All courses approved by AICTE/DTE

(CREDIT BASED AND GRADINGSYSTEM (CBGS))Master of Management Studies (MMS)

• Course Structure (Revised Syllabus: 2015-17)

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Undergraduate Programmes

(Affiliated to Mumbai University and BAR Council of India, New Delhi)

• IBSAR School of Law (ISL) ISL is an institute under the aegis of the IBSAR Trust that already has the IBSAR Institute of Management Studies and IBSAR College of Commerce and Science at Karjat. IBSAR Trust is working in the area of professional education since 2004. A group of professionals having world class background and credential started IBSAR Trust to promote high quality education and training for youngsters in India.IBSAR School of Law has been approved by Govt. of Maharashtra and Mumbai University in the year 2010 and is starting its programme from the academic session of 2013. Law is an area, which needs multifaceted talent to keep our country and democracy functioning and effective. Hence, the need for 5 year integrated LL.B programme in Law. After 3 years a student can leave and pursue other programme like MBA/MA/MSc if he/she does not wants to pursue the legal profession and he shall earn the degree of BLS (Bachelor of Legal Studies) which is at par with any other graduation degree in the country. If one is interested in a legal/judicial career, he can spend another 2 years and get LL.B degree to be a practicing advocate on completion of the programme.ISL intends to promote legal awareness in the society, so as to make it responsive to human rights/values with a view to achieve greater social and economic justice. Also to provide quality of legal education in order to promote legal, cultural and ethical values in the students and to inculcate in them a sense of responsibility, as law abiding citizens and to serve the society in the field of legal services, law, reforms, policy planning, legislation, etc.The aim of the law school is to continuously enhance the teaching quality in order to provide students with an opportunity for all- round development. It strives for excellence in academics and makes an effort to create an aura and inspire students to become the best professionals in their chosen careers.The law degree holders can have a lot of chances to find employment in various Courts of Law and in Government Services, besides opportunities of employment such as a Public Prosecutor, Solicitor, Attorney general, Advocate General, Notary/Oath Commissioner, Legal Advisor and counsel in Corporate India.The university invites applications, for five years integrated BA.LL.B. (Hons), BBA.LL.B. (Hons), B.L.S.LL.B and conjoint LL.B. programme for the academic year 2015-2020, commencing on 15th July, 2015.

• The College Offers B.L.S./LL.B. Five years course (after HSC ie, Xll Std.)The course has semester pattern as prescribed by the University of Mumbai.B.L.S./LL.B. has ten semesters spread over 5 years. There are two semesters every year which are required to be completed and cleared by the students.

Admission GuidelinesAdmission is purely on the base of merit and is subject to availability of seats as per the direction issued by the University of Mumbai and Government of Maharashtra from time to time. If any modification in admission guidelines will be notified on the college notice board at the time of admission.

Admission EligibilityB.L.S/LL.B.(5 Years Course) :A candidate for being eligible for the admission to the first year of the five years integrated law course should have passed the H.S.C. Examination (Arts, Science or commerce) of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune or its equivalent examination. Bar council of India may from time to time, stipulate the minimum percentage of marks not below 45% of the total marks in case of general category applicants and 40% of the total marks in case of SC and ST applicants, to be obtained for the qualifying examination, such as +2 examination in case of an integrated five years course.

Campus Activities:The college encourages students to participate in various extra-curricular activities for an all round development of their personality.

The College Arranges:Seminars on Legal topics, Legal literacy workshops and legal-aid camps.Study tour to learn and understand the Socio-Economic-Legal issues of the Indian society.To prepare research on Legal, aspects of India. Visits to courts shall be encouraged.Moot-courts, Debates, Elocution Competitions, Seminars, Conferences, Symposiums, etc.

Admissions Start from May 2015No. of seats 60

5 Years Integrated LL.B Programme

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• Subject of study (B.L.S./LL.B) 5 years The student will be examined in the following papers of 100 marks each for the semesters mentioned below:

Semester-l1. English-l 100 Marks

2. Logic-l 100 Marks

3. Economics 100 Marks

Semester -ll1. History 100 Marks

2. Political Science-l 100 Marks

3. Legal writing & Legal Language 100 Marks

Semester-lII1. Political Science-ll 100 Marks

2. Sociology 100 Marks

3. History of Courts 100 Marks

Semester -lV1. English-ll 100 Marks

2. Logic-ll 100 Marks

3. Political Science-ll 100 Marks

Semester-V1. Labour Law 100 Marks

2. Contract Act-lGeneral Principle of Contract (1-75)Specific Relief Act

100 Marks

History of Courts 100 Marks

3. Law of TortsConsumer protection Laws 100 Marks

4. Leal language including Legal Writing & General English

100 Marks

Semester-VI1. Law of crimes

Criminal JurisprudenceIndian Penal Code

=30 Marks=70 Marks

100 Marks

2. Constitutional LawIndian Constitutional LawProtection of CivilRights Act 1955

=85 Marks=15 Marks

100 Marks

3. Family Law-lMohammedan LawIndian Divorce Act and Christian Marriage ActIndian Succession ActParsi Marriage & Divorce Act

=35 Marks=15 Marks=35 Marks=15 Marks

100 Marks

4. Environmental laws 100 Marks

5. Practical Training-lProfessional Ethics Advocacy for Lawyers and Bar Bench Relations

100 Marks

f First Year-B.L.S./LL.B

f Second Year-B.L.S./LL.B

f Third Year-B.L.S./LL.B

Computer Lab:Most modern well equipped computer lab with software available for students use.

Audio-Visual Teaching Aids:With the facility of LCD projectors, laptops and good audio system, ISL helps in providing a conducive environment for enhancing teaching process.

• Documents Required for Admission Following documents are required for admission:d Statements of marks (Original with 2 photo copies)d Three recent passport size photographs.d Provisional eligibility certificate from Mumbai University, if the student migrating from university other than Mumbai University.d Passing certificate indicating date of birth (original with 2 photo copies).d Undertaking that, he/she will attend all of the college lectures regularly and will fulfill at least 75% of attendance in each semester.d Leaving certificate/transfer Certificate (original with 2 photo copies)d No objection certificate (NOC) from college where one semester is completed and seeking admission for another semester, in this college.

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Semester-VII1. Administrative Law 100 Marks2. Family Law-ll 100 Marks3. Property Law 100 Marks4. Company Law 100 Marks

Semester -IX1. Civil Procedure code

& Limitation Act=85 Marks=15 Marks

100 Marks

2. Criminal Procedure codeJuvenile Justice Act 2000Probation of offenders Act

=70 Marks=15 Marks=15 Marks

100 Marks

3. Interpretation of Statutes 100 Marks4. Public International Law & Human Rights 100 Marks

Semester -Vlll1. Jurisprudence 100 Marks2. Contract-ll

Indian Contract Act(Secs 124-238)Indian Partnership Act 1932 Sale of Good Act, 1930

=40 Marks=30 Marks=30Marks

100 Marks

3. Land LawsCentral LegislationState Legislation

=20 Marks=80 Marks

100 Marks

4. Optional Paper- Any one paper from the following:i) Criminologyii) Taxation Lawsi) Bankruptcy Laws

100 Marks

5. Practical Training –llPractical Legal Training, Continuing professional development component, Legal practice management

100 Marks

Semester -X1. Alternate Dispute Resolution System 100 Marks2. Law Of Evidence 100 Marks

Optional Paper :Any Two from the following paper:i) Banking Laws and Negotiable instruments Act

100 Marks

ii) Law of Insurance 100 Marksiii) Intellectual Property Law 100 Marksiv) Conflict Laws 100 Marksv) Law: Relating to Women

Relating to Children=50 Marks=50 Marks

100 Marks100 Marks

vi) Law & Medicine 100 Marks4. Practical Training-lll 100 Marks5. Practical Training-lV 100 Marks

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f Fourth Year-B.L.S./LL.B f Fifth Year-B.L.S./LL.B

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B.L.S./LL.B (5 year course)

1) Standard for passing the ExaminationAs per University Rules: To pass the examination the candidates must obtain 45% marks in each theory paper/s and Practical/s separately. Those candidates who obtain less than 60% marks at the same sitting will be placed in Second Class. Those of the successful candidates who obtain 60% marks and more than 60% marks in all paper/s at one and the same sitting will be placed in the First Class.

A candidate who obtains 45% marks in Theory paper/s and Practical/s may, at his option be exempted from appearing in the papers and Practical/s as the case may be

If a candidate is allowed to join the next higher class as provided in the Ordinances relating to the different examinations, he will not be permitted to appear for the higher examinations unless (i) he has previously passed in the remaining subject/s of the lower examination, or (ii) he appears in that subject/s simultaneously with his appearance at the higher examination. In the latter case, however, he will, in no circumstances be considered to have passed in the higher examination, or any part of it, unless he passes in the aforesaid subjects (with the percentage, if any, required for the total) at the same time or within two years of his obtaining the marks necessary to pass in the higher examination or any part of it in which separate passing or exemption is permitted by the Regulation.

When a candidate owing to his failure to pass in the remaining subject/s of the lower examination within two years is not considered to have passed the higher examination or any part of it, he will forfeit all benefits occurring from the marks obtained by him in the higher examination, but the terms kept by him for such higher examination will be available to him for any further appearance at the examination.

2) Term grant and examinationTo keep a term at a college or recognised institution, an undergraduate must complete to the satisfaction of the Principal or the Head of the Institution, the course of study at the college or institution prescribed for such terms for the class to which such undergraduate belongs. Although illness or other serious circumstances may be considered valid for the absence at lectures, tests, tutorials, the circumstances cannot condone a student for poor performance or absence exempts them from appearing for examinations. Accordingly, students with poor records of academic performance will not be granted terms.

Students who have not been granted term will not be permitted to appear at the First term/Second term/Annual Examination conducted by the college or by the University. There will be an examination at the end of each semester. The examinations at the end of the Semester I, II, III and IV will be held by the college on behalf of the University of Mumbai according to the University of Mumbai rules.

The University of Mumbai will hold the examinations at the end of Semester V, VI, VII, VIII, IX and X.

• Admission Details for 5 Years LL.B

5 years integrated programme: Based on merit

Admission Open May 15th, 2013 Admission Closed June 30th, 2013 1st List June 2nd, Week 2nd List June 3rd, Week Final List June 30th, 2013

May 15th, 2015June 30th, 2015 June 2nd WeekJune 3rd WeekJune 30th, 2015

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B.Sc. (IT) Semester – I B.Sc. (IT) Semester – II(With effect from the academic year 2010- 2011)

Sr. No. Subject Sr. No. Subject1. Professional Communication Skills 1. Web Technologies

2. Applied Mathematics - I 2. Applied Mathematics – II

3. Fundamental of Digital Computing 3. Microprocessor & Microcontrollers

4. Electronics and Communication Technology 4. Database Management System

5. Introduction to C++ Programming 5. Digital Computer Networks

B.Sc. (IT) Semester – III B.Sc. (IT) Semester – IV(With effect from the academic year 2010- 2011)

Sr. No. Subject Sr. No. Subject1. Logistic and Discrete Mathematics 1. Software Engineering

2. Computer Graphics 2. Multimedia

3. Advanced SQL 3. Java & Data Structures

4. Object Oriented Programming with C++ 4. Quantitative Techniques

5. Modern Operating System 5. Embedded Systems

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B.Sc. (IT) Semester – III B.Sc. (IT) Semester – IV(With effect from the academic year 2010- 2011)

Sr. No. Subject Sr. No. Subject1. Logistic and Discrete Mathematics 1. Software Engineering

2. Computer Graphics 2. Multimedia

3. Advanced SQL 3. Java & Data Structures

4. Object Oriented Programming with C++ 4. Quantitative Techniques

5. Modern Operating System 5. Embedded Systems

6. Project Viva- Voce

Undergraduate Courses

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology B.Sc.(IT)

Three Years (Six Semesters) Undergraduate programme

• Eligibility

Minimum Qualification: Passed XII examination of Maharashtra Board of Higher secondary education or its equivalent with Mathematics as one subject & should have secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate & 40% marks in aggregate in case of reserved categories.

IBSAR College of Commerce & Science (ICCS)

• Syllabus of B.Sc. (IT) Coursef B.Sc.(IT)First Year (Revised) Semester- I and Semester –II

f B.Sc.(IT) Second Year (Revised) Semester- III and Semester –IV

f B.Sc.(IT) Third Year (Revised) Semester- V and Semester –VI

Note: For B.Sc.(IT) Programme all rules of the Mumbai University and amendments if any from time to time are applicable.

(CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM(CBGS))

f BSc IT Third year SubjectsSem V Sem VI

Network Security *Internet Technologies

*ASP.NET with C# Digital Signals and Systems

Software Testing *Datawarehousing

*Advanced Java Elective IPR and Cyber Laws Project Management GIS

*Linux Administration Project Report

Project Viva-Voce

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• Syllabus of B.Sc. (CS) Coursef B.Sc.(CS)First Year (Revised)

f B.Sc.(CS)Second Year (Revised)

f B.Sc.(CS) Third Year (Revised)

B.Sc.(CS)(With effect from the academic year 2008- 2009)

Sr. No. Subject1. Computer Organisation & Introduction to Microprocessors & Computer Architecture

2. Algorithms and Programming in C

3. Mathematics – I Mathematics – II

4. Physics – I Physics – II

5. Foundation Course – I

B.Sc.(CS)(With effect from the academic year 2008 - 2009)

Sr. No. Subject1. Discrete Mathematics & Computer Graphics.

2. C++ & Java Programming

3. Database Management System & Software Engineering

4. Mathematics – I, Mathematics – II, Mathematics – III

5. Foundation Course – II

B.Sc.(CS)(With effect from the academic year 2008 - 2009)

Sr. No. Subject1. Data Communication, Networking & Security

2. Advanced Java

3. Operating Systems & Linux

4. Database Management Systems – II & Software Engineering

5. Principles of Web Designing & Web Technologies

6. Dot Net Technologies

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science B.Sc.(CS)

Three Years Undergraduate programme

• Eligibility

Minimum Qualification: Passed XII examination of Maharashtra Board of Higher secondary education or its equivalent with Mathematics as one subject & should have secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate for open category candidate & 40% marks in aggregate in case of reserved categories.

Note: For B.Sc.(CS) Programme all rules of the Mumbai University and amendments if any from time to time are applicable.

(CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM (CBGS) - REVISED)

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Note: For BMS programme all rules of the Mumbai University and amendments if any from time to time are applicable.

BMS Semester - I BMS Semester – II


1. Foundation of Human Skills 1. Business Environment

2. Introduction of Financial Accounts 2. Industrial Law

3. Principles of Management 3. Managerial Economics-1

4. Business Law 4. Business Mathematics

5. Business Statistics 5. Introduction to Cost Accounting

6. Business Communication 6. Computer Application in Business

7. Introduction to Computer 7. Environmental Management

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BMS Semester - III BMS Semester – IV


1. Management Accounting 1. Cooperative Rural Marketing

2. Managerial Economics-II 2. Elements of Direct & Indirect Taxes

3. Marketing Management 3. Exim Procedures & Documentation

4. Materials Management 4. Research Method in Business

5. Strategic Management 5. Productivity & Quality Management

6. Banking & Insurance 6 . Public Relations Management

BMS Semester - V BMS Semester – VI


1. Human Resource Management 1. Entrepreneurship & Management of Small & Medium Enterprises

2. Service Sector Management 2. Operations Research

3. Financial Management 3. International Finance

4. Elements of Logistics & Supply chain Management

4. Indian Management thoughts & Practices

5. Business Ethics & Corporate SocialResponsibilities

5. International Marketing

6.

Elective:Special studies in financeSpecial studies in marketing E-Commerce

6.

Elective:Retail ManagementInvestment Analysis & Portfolio ManagementEconometrics

7. Project Work

Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS)

Three Years (Six Semesters) Undergraduate Programme

• Eligibility

Minimum Qualification: Passed XII examination of Maharashtra Board of Higher secondary education (45% open and 40% SC/ST) or its equivalent examination.

• Syllabus for BMS Coursef BMS First Year (CBGS for all semesters of B.Sc IT Semester-I & Semester-II(With effect from the academic year 2010-2011)

f BMS Second Year (CBGS for all semesters of B.Sc IT Semester-III & Semester-IV(With effect from the academic year 2010-2011)

f BMS Third Year (CBGS for all semesters of B.Sc IT) Semester-V & Semester-VI (With effect from the academic year 2010-2011)

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• Syllabus Of B.Com (FM)(CBGS) (CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM(CBGS))

f B.Com(FM) First Year (Revised) Semester-I & Semester-II

f B.Com (FM) Second Year (Revised) Semester-III & Semester-IV

f B.Com (FM) Third Year (Revised) Semester-V & Semester-VI

Note: For B.Com (FM) Programme all rules of the Mumbai University and amendments if any from time to time are applicable.

Bachelor of Commerce(Financial Markets)

Three years (six semesters) under graduate course

• Eligibility

Minimum Qualification: Passed XII examination of Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its Equivalent examinations with 45% open and 40% SC/ST.

B.Com (FM) semester - I B.Com (FM) semester – II(With effect from the academic year 2010-2011)

Sr. No. Subject Sr. No. Subject1. Principles of Investments 1. Environment of Financial System

2. Micro Economics 2. Micro Economics

3. Basic Statistics 3. Statistical Applications

4. Basic Computer Skills 4. Communications Skills

5. Financial Accounting 5. Management Accounting

6. Business Environment 6. Principles of Business Management

B.Com (FM) semester - III B.Com (FM) semester – IV(With effect from the academic year 2010-2011)

Sr. No. Subject Sr. No. Subject1. Debt Markets 1. Commodities Markets

2. Corporate Finance- I 2. Corporate Finance – II

3. Equity Markets – I 3. Equity Market – II

4. Banking in Financial System 4. Financial Services

5. Computer Applications in Investment 5. Taxation for Investment

6. Business Ethics 6. Security Analysis

7. Organisational Behaviour 7. Business law

B.Com (FM) semester - V B.Com (FM) semester – VI(With effect from the academic year 2010-2011)

Sr. No. Subject Sr. No. Subject1. Global Capital Markets 1. Rick Management

2. Regulation of Security Markets 2. Corporate Governance

3. Insurance (Fund) Management 3. Computer Applications in Financial Services

4. Derivatives Markets 4. Marketing of Financial Services

5. Foreign Exchange Markets 5. Mutual Fund Management

6. Port Folio Management 6. Customer Relationship Management inFinancial Services

7. Project - I 7. Project – II

(CREDIT BASED GRADING SYSTEM (CBGS))

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• Syllabus Of B.Com (B & I )(CBGS)f B.Com(B & I ) (CBGS)(Revised) Semester-I & Semester-II

f B.Com (B&I) Second Year (Revised) Semester - III & Semester-IV

f B.Com (B&I) Third Year (Revised) Semester - V & Semester-VI

Note: For B.Com (B&I) Programme all rules of the Mumbai University and amendments if any from time to time applicable.

Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance)

Three Years (Six Semesters) Undergraduate Course

• Eligibility

Minimum Qualification: Passed XII examination of Maharashtra Board of Higher secondary education or its equivalent examination with 45% open and 40% for reserved catagory.

B.Com (B&I) semester-I B.Com (B&I) semester–II

(With effect from the academic year 2010-2011)


1. Environment & Management of Financial Services

1. Principles & Practices of Banking & Insurance

2. Principle of Management 2. Financial Accounting

3. Effective Communication- I 3. Effective Communication-II

4. Economics –I (Macro) 4. Economics – II (Macro)

5. Quantitative Methods –I 5. Quantitative Methods –II

6. Introduction of Computer System 6. Business Law

B.Com (B&I) semester-III B.Com (B&I) semester–IV



1. Laws Governing Banking & Insurance 1. Universal Banking

2. Financial Management- I 2. Financial Management –II

3. Management Accounting 3. Innovation in Banking & Insurance

4. Customer Relationship 4. Corporate Law & Laws Governing Capital Markets

5. Information Technology in Banking & Insurance 5. Entrepreneurship Management

6. Organisational Behaviour 6. Financial Markets

7. Taxation & Financial Services 7. Cost Accounting of Banking & Insurance

B.Com (B&I) semester-V B.Com (B&I) semester–VI



1. Marketing in Banking & Insurance 1. Strategic Management

2. Finance in Banking & Insurance 2. Central banking

3. International in Banking & Insurance 3. International Business

4. Financial Reporting & Analysis 4. Human Resource Management in Banking & Insurance

5. Security Analysis& Portfolio Management 5. Business Ethics & Corporate Governance

6. Auditing 6. Turnaround Management

7. Banking Project 7. Insurance project

Admission Details for ICCSAdmissions open on May 15th, 2015Admission Closed on June 30th, 20151st List June 2nd, Week2nd List June 3rd, WeekFinal List June 30th, 2015

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Photo GalleryKarjat Campus

Building of IIMS Karjat CampusBuilding of ISL Karjat Campus

Computer Lab

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Classroom

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Administrative Block Language Lab

Canteen Library

Faculty Room Dy. Director’s Office

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Photo GalleryActivities

Octapace 2014

Industrial Visit Blood Donation Camp

National Social Service Camp (NSS)

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Faculty

Our USP

a) IBSAR is highly focussed on quality education, and heavy emphasis is put on inputs, completion of syllabus on time, revision sessions, practicals and attendance.b) Fully-equipped campus with all modern facilities.c) Qualified full time faculty for all courses.d) Library equipped with latest books.e) All-round development of personality with focus on extra-curriculum, games , NSS, industrial & educational tours and social service activities.f) Personal attention to all students.g) Extra inputs for academically weaker students

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• Library

The college library has reading hall for students. The library has a huge collection of books & journals on a variety of subjects

Timings: The library remains open from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm on all working days, except Sundays and public holidays.

Issue/Return: Two books at a time are given for a week on home reading basis. Magazines, periodicals and other materials are available for current reading. Students participating in moot courts competitions get more than two books at a time for reference. Fine: Rs.2/- per day.

• Library Collection

The Library counter section includes all standard text books, bare acts, question paper sets. The recent issues of the law reporters and journals are displayed at the counter. No guide-like material is available in the library.

Reference and general section comprises all non-text books arranged subject wise. These include both legal and non-legal books. Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Central Acts Manuals, standard commentaries, treatises, biographies, etc form the reference and general collection.

• Other Services

Book Bank: Under this scheme, set of text books are made available for home reading to needy and deserving students. The bank is to be created and run by students. Library: Current reading facility shall also be provided to ex-students.

Current Awareness: Newly purchased books are displayed at the counter and list of the same is put up on the library notice board.

Article Alert: Subject-wise list of Journal articles is displayed on the notice

board on a quarterly basis. Referring to the list, students can read original journal articles on various legal issues.

• Library Rules

f The students must refrain from disturbing other readers in the library.f Students should maintain complete silence in the reading hall. They should switch-off their cell phones or keep them on silent mode and refrain from cell phone conversation in the reading hall.f Students should bring their belongings to the library at their own risk. The library staff will not be responsible if are belongings are lost.f The students should immediately inform the Librarian of any loss, damage of book borrowed by him/her on the library card.f Students should contact the Librarian to solve their grievances. They should not argue with the staff on duty.f Any matter not covered by these rules will rest at the absolute discretion of the Principal and the Librarian. f Violation of these rules shall invite disciplinary action.

General Rules & Regulations

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Rules of Discipline

The smooth functioning of the college depends upon observance of discipline by the students. The college can help the students better when Rules of Discipline are observed properly. Violations of these rules deprive the students of the advantage of different facilities provided by the college. Following are some of the important rules of discipline. Parents Guardians are requested to direct their wards to observe the following Rules of Discipline:

f Students must attend lectures, practicals, tutorials, etc. as per the time table. They must not abstain themselves from classes, practicals, tutorials, examination etc. without written permission from the Principal. Students whose attendance, progress in various tests and examinations is not satisfactory and who do not perform the required number of tutorials and/or practicals are likely to lose their terms. Students who do not submit compulsory project work in subject are likely to lose their term. Prolonged absence even on grounds of ill health may also lead to loss of terms. Defaulters will not be sent up for University Examination.

f Employed students will not be given any concession in matters of attendance or rules regarding appearing at college examinations. Suitable disciplinary action will be taken against such students. Employed students must give details to their employment on the admission form. They are expected to take admission after consulting the Principal in this regard.

f The Identity Card is meant or identifying bonafide students and is used for permitting the student to participate in various activities and programs of the college. Every student must wear the Identity card as long as he/she is in the college campus. It must be produced by the student when ever demanded by a member of the teaching or non-teaching of the college. He/She must take proper care of it to avoid its misuse by other students and outsiders. In case the Identity Card is lost, the matter should be immediately reported to the Principal and an application should be made for a dupl-icate Identity Card which will be issued on payment of charges.

f The conduct of the students in the classes and in the premises of the college shall be such as will cause no disturbance to teachers, fellow students or other classes.

f Every student shall maintain a formal dress code while coming to the college.

f No society of Association shall be formed in the college and no person should be invited in the college campus without the specific permission of the Principal. The Principal has a right to refuse such permission.

f No student is allowed to display any Notice/Circular/Poster/Banner in the college premises without the prior permission of the Principal. Strict action will be taken against the defaulters.

f No student will be allowed to conduct any political activity in the college premises.

f Outsiders are not permitted in the college premises without the prior permission of the Principal. College students are not allowed to bring their relatives/friends to the college premises without the prior permission of the Principal. Strict action will be taken against the concerned outsiders as well as the college student who is instrumental in bringing outsiders to the college premises.

f All meetings, cultural programs, debated, elocutions, moot – court etc. organised on the college premises must be held in presence of teaching staff members and with the prior permission of the Principal. The subjects of debates, elocutions, moot – courts must have the prior approval of the Principal.

f Students must take proper care of the college property. Strict action will be taken against the students damaging college property and will be required to compensate the damage.

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f Ragging is strictly prohibited within and outside the college premises. Students indulging in ragging will be punished as per the Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999 (Mah.XXXIII of 1999) published in Maharashtra Govt. Gazette on 15th May 1999. Such students will also be expelled from the college and F.I.R will be lodged with the police against them. Moreover, it shall be mentioned in the college leaving certificate of such students that they are expelled because of their indulgence in ragging.

f Students involved in malpractices at the College: University Examinations will not be admitted to the college.

f Students shall not do anything inside or outside the college that will interfere with the discipline of the college or tarnish the image of the college.

f The students shall not cast any aspersion in other students/staff or faculties of the college; any grievance on that respect is to be reported or addressed to immediate higher authority/principal.

f Students must not loiter on the college premises while the classes are on. Students found loitering are liable for punishment.

f Students must not attend classes other than their own without the permission of the authority concerned.

f Students are not allowed to communicate any information about college matters to the Press.

f Smoking is strictly prohibited in the college premises.

f Playing music on Transistors, Tape – recorder, car – stereos, Mobile telephones or any other similar gadgets with or without earphones is strictly prohibited in the college premises. Defaulters will be punished and their instrument confiscated.

f Use of Mobile Telephones is strictly prohibited in the college campus.

f If, for any reason, the continuance of the student in the college is found detrimental to the best interest of the college, the Principal either may ask the student to leave the college without assigning any reasons ot refuse to admit the student for the next academic year; and decision will be final and binding on the student.

f Students should not leave their books, valuables and other belongings in the class room/Library – reading room. The college will not be responsible for the loss of such property.

f It is responsibility of the students to read the notice boards regularly for important announcements made by the college office from time to time.

f Matters not covered above will be decided at the discretion of the Principal.

• Hours of Instructions/Lecture Timings

Lectures will be held between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm. The timings are tentative, and the college may conduct the classes earlier or later.

• Holidays

The college will remain closed on Sundays and all public holidays as declared by the Government of Maharashtra, and on such other day as the Principal may declare from time to time.

Note: Criteria for admission and eligibility, syllabus, examination matter and fee structure are subject to change as per rules & regulations of University of Mumbai.

• Disputes, if any, is subject to jurisdiction of Navi Mumbai Courts.

• Admission Contact:

Dr. Jayanti Gokhale (Deputy Director) – 07506436965

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f The college office timings are from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (Monday to Friday).

f Fees can be paid in cash or Demand Draft only. Payments are accepted and made from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.

f Please tender exact amount to get quicker service.

f Do not enter the office beyond the counter.

f Fill forms with care to avoid delay.

f Forms must be presented personally by students concerned.

f Refer complaints to the Asst. Registrar.

Administrative Details

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Faculty Team Members

Dr. M. L. Monga, Ph.D. (Mgmt.) Fellow (APO) Japan LDP (CCL) North Carolina, USA

Dr. Sumita Sarkar, MA, (Urban Sociology) M.Phil & Ph.D (TISS) Mumbai, Post Doctoral Fellow (LSE - London) Dr. Jayanti Gokhale, Ph.D (TISS)

Dr. Nagesh Adharkar, Ph.D., LLM Prof. Murali Krishna Murthy B.Sc., Diploma in Advance Software Technology, PGD in Software Marketing, MBA, M. Phil (Management) Prof. Arun Tripathi MBA (Finance), UGC-NET(Mgmt) Prof. P. G Krishnan Iyer, B.Sc., MBA (FMS, University of Delhi) Prof. Madhvendra Dutt, PGDCA, MCA Prof. Manikant Roy, MCA Prof. Pushpendu Rakshit MBA (IT), PGDM (IB) Ph.D. Prof. Poonam Sachdev M.Com, MBA (Finance), ICWA (Inter) Prof. Benny Jacob (BCA, MS) Prof. Nisha Das MBA LG Finance Gold Medallist Prof. Ranamita Singh MBA HR Pune University, PGDCA Pune University Prof. Trijita Negi MBA – ITM (Retail & Marketing), Commerce - Mumbai University

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Our Recruiters

List of companies for placement

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• 3 l infotech • Ac Neilsen Org- Marg• Accenture Services Pvt Ltd• Aditya Birla Money• All India Radio• Apollo Tyres Ltd• Avon Corporation Ltd• Axis Bank• BARC• Bhoomi Group• BOI Shareholding Ltd• Bombay Oxygen Corporation Ltd• Central Government• Club Mahindra & Holiday Resorts India Ltd• CMC Ltd• Crisil• Crossfire Safety System Pvt Ltd• Dipesh Thakkar & Company The Explorers• Ergode IT ervices pvt. ltd• Eureka Forbes Ltd• Geecon Global, Mumbai.• Geltec Pvt Ltd• Godrej Appliances Ltd

• HBL Global Pvt Ltd• HDFC Bank• Hindustan Field Services Ltd• ICICI Bank• Imax Adlabs• India Info Line• Indian Navy (Ministry of Defence)• Indian Oil• Indorama (I) Pvt Ltd• IT Source Technologies Pvt. Ltd.,• Jaipan Industry Ltd• JP Morgan Services Ltd• Logic Soft Computer• Mail Today• Mastek• NSEIL• Parle Products Pvt Ltd• Persistent System• Raymond Synthetics Ltd• Reliance Communication Ltd• Reliance Industries Ltd• Reliance Infocomm & others• Reliance Life Sciences

• Sandoz• Shloka Publications Pvt Ltd• Simantini Embedded Systems• Sky Ind. Ltd• SNGCB Co-Op Bank Ltd• Symantec Software Solutions Pvt Ltd• Syntel Sourcing Pvt Ltd• Tata Indicom• TCRC Investment Pvt Ltd• TCS • The Municipal Co - Op Bank Ltd• Thermo Fisher Scientific• Toyo Engineering India Ltd• Transform Designs• Treesha Desire Infotech Solutions Pvt Ltd • Vampires Infosystems• Viteos Capital Market Service Ltd• Vodafone• VSNL• Vxpress• winsol solutions pvt ltd pune• Yes Bank Ltd• Zenith Computer Ltd

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• National Social Services (NSS)

National Social Services Scheme is conducted throughout the year. The objective of such activities are personality development, community service, youth awareness on social issues, disaster management, immunisation and sanitation drives, etc.

Special camps are conducted for motivating the youth and capacity building of knowledge and soft skills to encourage the students community.

• Industrial Visits

Industrial visits give students a practical exposure and an opportunity of relating theory to praxis. An industry visit is also an occasion of fun, adventure, and relaxation and self learning. As part of this initiative, around 55 MCA and BMS students visited the Coca Cola factory in Punjab and understood the functioning of the business. They also visited Amritsar, Manali and Wagah Border.

It was a good learning experience for the students.

• Scholarships

As per the Government of Maharashtra DTE and Central Government, rules scholarship is available to all category of candidates subject to fulfilling the Government-laid administrative conditions and submission of the documents on time.

IBSAR has no role in the decision of these scholarships. If a candidate fails to submit and clear scholarship documentation from the relevant department, he/she will be treated as an open candidate and will have to pay full fee, and considered as an ‘open category candidate’ (before he is allowed to sit for the final exam of the year), or as soon as it is known that the government has decided to process the category students for scholarship.

Academic & Administrative Contact Persons

f AcademicDr. Jayanti Gokhale, Deputy DirectorLandline: 220472; Mobile: 07506436965

f AdministrativeMr. Avinash Nigudkar; Mobile: 09921946266 Mr. Satish Bijutkar, Asst. Registrar; Mobile: 09820630226Landline: 02148-220029/30, 02148-220472

• Programme Inauguration Dates

MCA/MMS - As per DTE in July/August

LL.B - August, 2014

BMS/B.Sc. (IT)/(CS)/B.Com(I&B)/(FM) - August, 2014

August, 2014

August, 2014

• Programme Inauguration Dates

MCA/MMS - As per DTE in July/August

LL.B - August 2015

BMS/B.Sc. (IT/CS)/B.Com (I&B/FM) - August 2015

IBSAR Group of CollegesCollege Road, Dahi Vali, Karjat, MMRDA, Dist. Raigad, Maharashtra-410201Phones: 02148-220029/30, 02148-220472; 07506436965 Email: [email protected]

P.S. – IBSAR Group of Colleges is a self Financed/Funded private group of colleges. All rules and regulations of Maharashtra Government, AICTE/DTE/BAR Council are applicable from time to time. On college premises, wherever required, Trust rules are applicable.

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