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PROSPECTUS2019-20

VIVEKANAND EDUCATION SOCIETY’SCollege of Arts, Science & Commerce

Sindhi Society, Chembur, Mumbai 400 071

Affiliated to the University of MumbaiNAAC Re-Acredited ‘A’ Grade (2017)Best College Award (Urban Area 2012-2013) University of Mumbai*Recipient of FIST Grant (DST)* *Recipient of STAR College Grant (DBT)*

Dr. (Mrs.) Anita KanwarPrincipal

with an aggregate student strength of more than 22,000.

The Society’s sincere aim is to impart quality education to all and play an important role in the progress of

our country. We have always distanced ourselves from the commercialization of education.

VivekanandVivekanand Education Society’s College of Arts, Science and Commerce is a multi-faculty college that was

established in 1979. Our College is permanently affiliated to the University of Mumbai and recognized by

UGC under 2f-12B. The college offers 17 UG programmes, 9 PG programmes and 3 Ph.D. courses, thus

giving ample flexibility and opportunity to students in pursuing studies in the field of their choice. In our

3rd accreditation cycle, we’re again accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade in August 2017. We have received

the Best College Award from University of Mumbai in year 2012. We are the proud recipients of DST FIST

grantgrant and DBT Star College grant from Government of India. We are also a proud signatory of UN PRME.

We have also received Samajik Janiv Purskar from Maharashtra Times and recently we have been bestowed

with the Green Campus Award.

The institutions under VES umbrella draw their inspiration from the youth ICON & leader Swami

Vivekanand. We believe in the all-round development of our students so that they can contribute

significantly in nation building. Besides the hard work put in by the students, it is the committed teaching,

continuous guidance, inspired motivation and remedial coaching, along with the able support of the

administrative and technical staff and the resources provided by our Library, as well as collaboration with

various research institutes and industry exposure, that has enabled us to achieve an all-round development

of the students.

OurOur endeavor is to rise to the changing expectations of the students, thus enabling them to develop the

requisite professional, technical, employable and inter-personal skills through several curricular,

co-curricular and extracurricular activities, thereby making their education extremely relevant. As an

institution of higher learning, we are also committed towards strengthening the research culture at our

College. We also cater to diverse needs of students through programs like NSS, Lifelong Learning &

Extension (LLE), Additional Credit program (ACP) for advanced learners, remedial training, peer learning,

bridge courses for the weaker students and by having experiential learning programmes. bridge courses for the weaker students and by having experiential learning programmes.

With diverse learning opportunities provided to students, many of them have progressed from under

graduate studies to post graduate courses in our own College or reputed institutes of higher education.

Some of them have also been placed in reputed industries with an enviable annual salary. I am confident that

with collective thinking and efforts from staff and students, we will attain still greater heights in the

academic year 2019-20. I extend my best wishes to all students to achieve their goals and become responsible

citizens.

Best wishes for the new academic year!

Greetings to all from Management and Staff of Vivekanand Education Society’s

College of Arts, Science and Commerce. At the outset, it is my proud privilege to

present a brief introduction about Vivekanand Education Society. Late Shri

Hashu Advaniji founded Vivekanand Education Society in 1962 with merely 256

students. After nearly 57 years of dedicated work by our management members,

the Society today runs as many as 26 institutions in the vicinity of Chembur

Departmental Associations

Many departments have a student association that conducts co-curricular activities throughout the year where students learn more about their subject through academic and extra curricular activities and also develop organizational and leadership skills.

Inter collegiate Events

VariousVarious departments and departmental associations organize intercollegiate academic events Chem-Talentia (Chemistry), Confluence (B.M.S), Sagacity (I.T), Vihaan (Computer Science), Arvestus (BAF), Mathemight (Mathematics), Niraya (BFM), Euphonity (B&I), Impressions (BMM) and Kaun Banega Physicist(Physics). These vibrant events facilitate interaction of our students with those of other colleges, enable the students to learn more about their subjects and also help them acquire valuable organizational skills.

Academic Affiliations/Collaborations

TheThe college has established external linkages with several academic institutions, industries and NGOs to facilitate activities such as research, practical training and to create awareness about social issues among the students. Some of these include B.A.R.C., Dr. Patani Scientific & Indus-trial Research, Indofil Chemicals Company, Bombay Dyeing Mfg. Ltd., Sitec Labs Pvt. Ltd. (Cipla), Raptakos, Brett & Co. Ltd. Aarti Healthcare Ltd., Elder Pharmaceuticals, R.C.F. Ltd, Sharon Biomedicine. Pidilite industries ltd., PepsiCo India Holing Private, Excel Industry Pvt. Ltd., Sandoz Dighe Kalwe, Reliance Industries Ltd. (NMD), Pharmasolve Specialities India Pvt. Ltd.,Ltd., C.I.P.L.A., I.P.C.A., Hindustan Organic Chemicals Ltd., Nycomade Micro, Ribopham Labora-tories India, Forum of Free Enterprise, Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education and Million Minds.

The college is spread over a 4-acre campus and has 6878 sq.m. built up area with spacious well ventilated classooms having microphone and speaker facilities. The library has an area of 6500 sq.ft with seating capacity of 250 students, a rich collection of books, standard reference sources and other audiovisual materials video cassettes and CD ROMs. The library subscribe to many periodicals some of which areare international Journals. The college try is fully automated with Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) of library holdings. The e-Resource centre which is part of the Library has computers with internet access and printer facility for students and salt for their academic work. Besides having well equipped laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Psychology, Computer Science and IT, the college also has a Media Lab, Language Lab, Mathematics Lab, and a Central Instrumentation Facility.

The college has a big play ground with facility for games like basketball, volleyball, cricket & football and a track facilityfacility for athletic events. There is a gymkhana for indoor games. The staff gymkhana is well equipped with treadmill walker and other equipments for teaching and non-teaching staff members.

TwoTwo air conditioned halls are available for conduct of seminars, workshops and conferences. One of the auditoriums has video conferencing facility and the facility to record lectures, share and upload them online in real time of seminars, workshops and conferences. There is a provision of sick bay for staff & students.

Additional Credit Program (ACP)

This special program, referred to as ACP, is conducted in the college to cater to the needs of advanced learners. It is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide an educational experience to nurture the growth of the student academically, socially, emotionally and intellectuallyintellectually to sensitize him/her towards the vast research potential in his/her field of interest.

Research Activities

The college strives to generate the inquiry approach among students and teachers alike by encouraging researchresearch initiatives. The college has a Research Circle which helps teachers prepare their research proposals, provides information on funding avenues and also holds seminars and research poster competitions for students and teachers. The Central Instrumentation facility is created using funds received from Department of Science and Technology (DST) government of India under FIST Scheme.Scheme.

Educational Visits

Several Departments of the college arrange educational tours and industrial visits for their students. This widens the horizons of our students, giving them an oppurtunity to see the application of theoretical tents and gauge how reality may actually be different from bookish knowledge.

The College has been selected for FIST Grand DSTand by DBT for funding under the Star College Scheme.

Sports

Sports is seen as an integral part of education. The college encourages both sports and sports-manship. Through the Sports Department, we provide facilities and opportunities to young students for enhancement of their athletic skills and fitness. Annual Sports Day is conducted every year during the month of November/December

Forum/Club Activities

The Cultural Forum of the college organizes events and competitions throughout the year. We have made provision for special 1 hour time slot in our time table, once a week for co-curricular and extracurricular activities. This time slot is known as Forum Time" and is between 11:15 a.m and 12:15 p.m. on Saturday. No lectures are conducted during this time, which is devoted entirely to extra-curricular activities.

Talentia & Annual Day

TalentiaTalentia is the most awaited Annual Cultural Festival of the college. This is the occasion during which students exhibit their talents in a variety of cultural events that fall under the categories of Performing Arts, Fine Arts and Literary Arts. The Annual Day program at VES is rich in meaning and spirit. The day is hosted with a lot of fervor and showcases the inherent creative talents of the teacher and the taught.

Music

There is a well-equipped Music Room where interested students are provided training in Hindustani Classical music.

Sindhi Association

The Sindhi Association of our college is active in teaching and promoting the Sindhi language and its culture.

Marathi Vangmay MandalMarathi Vangmay Mandal

The Marathi Vangmay Mandal is a platform that promotes the beauty and richness of the Marathi culture through dance drama, songs and literary activities.

Nature Club Activities

The Nature Club is a club of nature lovers amongst teachers, researchers, and students. The Nature Club organizes adventurous trips, trekking events etc. for the students under the guidanceguidance of the teaching staff to develop self-confidence, interpersonal skills, team spirit, ability to manage difficult situations and most of all, learn to appreciate, respect and value nature.

ICC - Internal Complaint Cell

The ICC is set up as per the guidelines of the University of Mumbai to look into the complaints of sexual harassment, if any, lodged by students or staff.

Women Development Cell (WDC)

TheThe WDC in our college focuses on prevention of gender-related crimes and gender sensitization through various empowerment programmes. It offers them legal literacy, self-defense skills, basic knowledge about physiology and hygiene as well as stress management skills.

Career Guidance and Placement Cell

TheThe Career and Placement Cell plays a crucial role in locating job opportunities for students by keeping in touch with reputed firms and industrial establishments. The Past Placements Derives have seen companies like ICICI, MBT, Lehman Bros, Deutsche Bank, Apen Pharma, ICS, JPMorgan, Infosys, Reliance Communications etc, associated with us to recruit our students. Our ingenious alumni have set new standardsstandards in the corporate world through estimate constitutions.

Personal Counselling Cell

College life can be challenging and is often stressful. Students experience these challenges in a number of different ways: difficulties in adjusting to college, confusion in deciding on a major career path, struggles in relationships, couping with peer pressure. The Department of Psychology runs a counselling cell for students to help them identify more effective strategies to cope with difficult situations and to achieve their goals. All services are rendered free of cost.achieve their goals. All services are rendered free of cost.

Prizes/Academic Awards

To encourage, honour, recognize and motivate students, the college awards a Best Student Award and Academic Proficiency prizes every year to deserving students.

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Sr No. Content Page nos.

1 Admission Procedure 01

2 Aided Courses 01

A Bachelor Program (Arts) 03

a. Course Details

b. Faculty and Department Profile

Economics 06

Psychology 07

Sociology 08

B Bachelor Program (Science) 09

a. Course Details

b. Faculty and Department Profile

Physics 11

Chemistry 13

Mathematics 15

Microbiology 17

C Bachelor Program (Commerce) 19

a. Course Details

b. Faculty and Department profile

Commerce 20

Accountancy 21

Fee Structure of Aided Course 22

Freeship Scholarship of Aided Course 26

3 Self-Financing Courses 28

a. Bachelors of Mass Media (BMM) 29

b. B.Sc. Computer Science 32

c. B.Sc. Information Technology 35

d. B.Sc. Biotechnology 38

e. B. Com Accounting & Finance (BAF) 41

f. B. Com Banking & Insurance (BBI) 44

g. Bachelors of Management Studies (BMS) 47

h. B.Com Financial Markets (FM) 50

Fee Structure of Self Financing UG Course 53

Freeship Scholarship of Self Financing UG Course 62

4 Post Graduate Courses 63

a. M.Sc. Microbiology/Organic/ Chemistry 63

b. M.Com Accountancy & M.Com. Management 65

c. M.A. Psychology 66

d. M.A. Public Relations 67

Fee Structure of Self-Financing PG Course 69

Freeship Scholarship of Self Financing PG Course 75

5 Cancellation of Admission 76

6 General Information 78

I) Authority Information 78

II) Medium of Instruction 78

III) Arrangement of terms 78

IV) College Timings 79

V) Holidays 79

VI) College Scholarship and Prizes 79

VII) Study Tours 80

VIII) Granting of Terms 80

IX) Attendance 80

X) Examinations 80

XIII) Unfair Means 87

XIV) Railway Concession 87

XV) Student Council 87

XVI) Identity Card 87

XVII) College Discipline 88

XVII) Our Amenities 89

a. Library 89

b. Laboratories and Class Rooms 91

c. Sports and Gymkhana 92

d. Other Amenities 93

XIX) Our Activities 93

a. College Associations 93

b. N.S.S 94

c. Life Long Learning & Extension 94

d. Internal Complaint Committee 94

e. Extra-Curricular & Co-Curricular Activities 94

f. Career Guidance Cell 94

g. Placement Cell 95

h. Counselling Cell 95

i. Grievance Redressal Cell 95

j. Student Grievance Redressal Committee 95

k. Grievance Committee

l. College Magazine 95

m. Anti-Ragging Squad 95

n. Women’s Development Cell 96

o. VESLARC 96

p. Certificate Course in Sindhi 96

q. Outreach Cell 96

r. VESASC Alumni Association 96

7 Refunds & Deposits 96

8 Details of Transaction at Student Counter 97

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ADMISSION PROCEDURE

AIDED COURSES OF STUDIES:

Admission Procedure and subjects offered

Our college has minority status (Sindhi linguistic minority)

All first year Admissions will be made as per the guidelines issued by the University of Mumbai and

the Government of Maharashtra.

FIRST YEAR ARTS

Students passing S. Y. J. C. (Std. XII) with Arts or Commerce or Science and S.Y.J.C. with

vocational subjects are eligible for admission to F. Y. B. A.

Students from other states (eligibility) are required to have ENGLISH as a compulsory paper at

H.S.C. (level)

FIRST YEAR SCIENCE

Students passing S. Y. J. C. (Std. XII) with Science subjects only. Vocational courses/MCVC with

relevant subject combinations/students with Post SSC 3 Year Engineering Diploma who have at least

completed 2nd year with required subjects as per ordinance no. O.2145 are eligible for admission to

F.Y.B. Sc.

FIRST YEAR COMMERCE

Students passing S.Y.J.C. (Std. XII) Commerce or S. Y. J. C. Science with mathematics or S.Y.J.C.

(Commerce) with vocational subjects are eligible for admission to F. Y. B. Com.

Students passing Diploma in Administration Services (Commercial and Secretarial Practices)

conducted by Premila Vithaldes Polytechnic, S.N.D.T. Women’s University are eligible for

admission to F.Y.B.Com.

Students coming from Universities/Board other than Maharashtra State: Students coming from

outside, i.e. other than Maharashtra State Board, will be admitted to the college on the basis of

provisional eligibility certificate. In case the admission of the student is found to be invalid for any

reason, the responsibility will lie with the student. Students will account for the gap if any, between

H.S.C. and joining F. Y. Class by submitting gap certificate, N.O.C. & T.C. from previous institute.

Admission under Minority Quota (Sindhi): - Students seeking admission at FY level under

‘minority category’ are required to produce documentary proof (affidavit) certifying their Sindhi

status. It is desirable that they complete the Sindhi Certificate Course.

International Students: Foreign students seeking admission are required to submit the

following documents

a) 4 Attested Photo copies of entire Passport

b) 4 attested Photocopies of Visa

c) Copy of Transcript

d) Provisional Eligibility Certificate

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Documents Required for Admission: - '

Students should bring the following documents in original along with duly attested photocopies for

verification at the time of admission: -

a) For F.Y. Admission, it is mandatory to register for Pre-admission Enrolment form online at

www.mum.digitalunivcrsity.ac and submit the same along with college admission form.

b) Original Mark sheet of H.S.C., two attested photo copies of H.S.C. Mark sheet, one attested

photo copy of S.S.C. mark sheet and one photo copy of Leaving Certificate (LC) for F.Y.

admission.

c) Original Mark sheet of Sem-I & II along with one attested photo copy for S.Y. admission.

d) Original Mark sheet of Sem-I, II, III & IV along with one attested photo copy each for T.Y.

admission

e) For new admission at S.Y./ T.Y.-NOC with enrolment details to be produced from the previous-

college.

f) One recent Passport size photograph taken with light coloured dress for all classes.

g) One recent Passport size photograph of Parent/Guardian.

h) Address Proof (photo copy of Ration Card/Electricity Bill/ Telephone Bill/ Passport/ Driving

License/ Aadhar Card any one)

i) You are requested to preserve your Current ID. Card. & Revalidate from the College office after

commencement of the college.

j) Caste Certificate (if applicable)

k) Documentary evidence regarding special category status

l) Eligibility Certificate (students coming from other than Maharashtra Board and Maharashtra

Technical Board). Eligibility forms will be distributed by the colleges and same will be

resubmitted to the college along with necessary documents. (eligibility fees Rs. 220/-Rs.320/-

and Rs. 750/- as the case may be). Admission will be provisional till University approves the

documents.

m) Physically challenged candidates should produce the relevant Certificate from competent

authority.

NOTE 1: In case the original mark sheet of H.S.C. has been submitted for admission to any college,

a certificate to that effect, signed by the Principal of that College must be produced.

NOTE 2: University Enrolment forms are required to be submitted on-line by First Year Students to

confirm their admissions.

http://www.mum.digitalunivcrsity.ac/

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BACHELOR OF ARTS: -

F.Y.B.A.

Total Number of Seats 120

At the first year B. A. level, students have to offer Six papers of 100 marks each (Total 600 marks).

The college offers the following subjects:

A. Compulsory Papers: Marks Credit Points

1. Foundation Course 100 2

2. English (Communication Skills) 100 2

3. Hindi 100 2

B. Ancillary Group - Social Science: (Three subjects) Marks Credit Points

4. Economics Paper I: Foundation of Economic Theory. 100 3

5. Sociology Paper I: Basic Sociological Concept. 100 3

6. Psychology Paper I: Fundamentals of Psychology 100 3

OR

7. Commerce Paper I: Introduction to Commerce 100 3

& Business Organization.

At the S. Y. level, students have to opt the same ancillary subjects they opted at the first year. At the

T. Y. level, students can specialize in any one of the ancillary subjects they opted for the F. Y. & S. Y.

levels.

Note: Commerce as Ancillary subject will be allowed only if the minimum required number of

students are available as per University rules.

S. Y.B.A.

Students are offered 8 papers of 100 marks each (Total 800 marks). The College offers the following

subjects: -

A. Compulsory Papers: Marks Credit Points

1. Foundation Course Paper - II 100 2

B. Any one of the following Applied Component subjects (one paper)

a) Booking Keeping & Accountancy 100 2

b) Investment Analysis 100 2

c) Health Psychology 100 2

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C. Three Ancillary Subjects (Two papers of 100 marks in each subject)

Marks Credit Points

1. Economics Paper II: Macroeconomics 100 3

Paper III: Policies & Prospects of Indian Economy 100 3

2. Sociology Paper II: Contemporary Issues of Indian Society 100 3

Paper III: Introduction to Social Theory 100 3

3. Psychology Paper II: Social Psychology 100 3

Paper III: Developmental Psychology 100 3

4. Commerce Paper II: Business Management 100 3

Paper III: Principles & Practice of Marketing 100 3

The Number of seats for each of the applied component subject is fixed. If there are more

applications for a particular subject then it will be granted on the basis of merit. The subject will be

offered only if the minimum number of students is available as per University Rules.

T.Y.B.A:

Choice of subject is based on merit and availability of seats.

At T. Y. B. A., the students have to offer six papers of 100 marks each (total 600 marks) from any one

of the following groups

SEMESTER V

Group A: Economics Papers Marks Credits

Economics of Development 100 4

History of Economics Thought 100 4

Industrial and labour Economics 100 4

Environmental Economics 100 4

Research Methodology 100 4

Micro Economics III 100 4

Group B: Sociology 6 papers Marks Credits

Theoretical Sociology 100 4

Sociology of Gender - VI 100 4

Quantitative Social Research - IX 100 4

Sociology of Agrarian Society - V 100 4

Sociology of Human Resource Development - VII 100 4

Urban Sociology – VIII 100 4

Group C Psychology 6 papers Marks Credits

Psychological Testing & Statistics – I - IV 100 4

Abnormal Psychology – I - V 100 4

Industrial and Organisational Psychology – I - VI 100 4

Cognitive Psychology – I - VII 100 4

Practicals in Cognitive process & Psychological Testing - VIII 100 4

Counselling Psychology – I - IX 100 4

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Group D [Economics 3 papers + Commerce 3 papers]

Economics 3 papers Marks Credits


Environmental Economics 100 4

Micro Economics III 100 4

Commerce 3 papers Marks Credits

Introduction to Management - IV 100 4

Human Resource Management - V 100 4

Export Management - VI 100 4

SEMESTER VI

Group A: Economics 6 papers Marks Credits

International Trade, Policy and Practice 100 4

Anthropological Thought 100 4


International Economics 100 4

Research Methodology 100 4

Macro Economics III 100 4

Group B: Sociology 6 papers Marks Credits

Anthropological Thought IV 100 4

Gender & Society in India - VI 100 4

Quantitative Social Research - IX 100 4

Development & Change in Agrarian Society - V 100 4

Sociology of Organizations - VII 100 4

Urbanization in India: Issues & Concerns – VIII 100 4

Group C Psychology 6 papers Marks Credits

Psychological Testing & Statistics – II – IV 100 4

Abnormal Psychology – II - V 100 4

Industrial and Organisational Psychology – II - VI 100 4

Cognitive Psychology – II - VII 100 4

Practicals in Cognitive process & Psychological Testing - VIII 100 4

Counselling Psychology – II - IX 100 4

Group D [Economics 3 papers + Commerce 3 papers]

Economics 3 papers Marks Credits

International Economics 100 4

Industrial and Labour Economics 100 4

Macro Economics 100 4

Commerce 3 papers Marks Credits

Introduction to Management - IV 100 4

Human Resource Management - V 100 4

Export Management - VI 100 4

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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

ACADEMICS

The Economics Department offers a medley of contemporary and relevant

courses, with a focus on Indian economy, in its Bachelor of Arts Programme. It

encourages analytical thinking and researching skills and organizes

Educational visits.

The department reflects its inclusive flavor by conducting Remedial Lectures

for weak students, for which the department appoints Student Teaching

Assistants/ Interns that are carefully chosen from its alumni. The department

room has a small departmental library

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

The Economics Association conducts an Entrepreneurship Workshop with a

hands-on experience; Seminars/ Talks by eminent academicians and

practitioners; Paper/Poster presentations; Film screenings on contemporary

socio-economic themes and many more.

Such training and exposure have won the students various laurels and carved

an envious reputation in intercollegiate festivals in the neighborhood, often

bagging the Best College Award in Economics Festivals.

COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES

Entrepreneurship Program in collaboration with Million minds (Comprising an

online Course, Talks by Entrepreneurs and Experience ship/ Internship);

Prestigious A.D. Shroff Elocution and Annual Residential Leadership Camp

for one week in collaboration with Forum of Free Enterprise; National Level

Know Your Economy Test in collaboration with SRAEF (Scientific Research

Association for Economics and Finance) based in Chennai.

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty Areas of interest

Mrs. Samhitha

Sharma Kain

(HOD)

Indian Economy, Indian Financial System,

International Economics, Understood Minor

Research project sponsored by University of

Mumbai.

Mrs. Sunita

Choudhary

Advanced Economics Theory, Macro Economics,

Micro Economics and Rural Economics

Dr. Heena

Thakkar

Growth and Development, Macro Economics,

Micro Economics, Financial Institution and Market

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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

ACADEMICS

The department offers Bachelor’s and Postgraduate degrees in

Psychology. Application oriented projects are encouraged. It has a departmental

Library.

The curriculum is delivered using experiential methods of learning as much as

possible, e.g., role-plays, student presentations, small group discussions, movie

screenings, peer-to-peer learning etc. helping students develop a better

understanding of what they learn. They are encouraged to do reference work;

especially those who show a lot of promise and capability, making them go

beyond the prescriptions of the syllabus.

With every batch of third year students, an e-group is formed, which is then used

for exchanging and sharing of information/ notes, information from web pages

and presentations that are made.

The department also conducts a remedial program for academically weak

students.


Personal Development sessions, study visits, seminars, quiz, film screening etc.

COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES

It offers a self enhancement module for students opting the Additional Credit

Programmed. Personal counseling services are also offered to our college

students.

STAFF PROFILE


Ms. Gayathri

Balasubramanian

(HOD)

Foundations of abnormal behavior, Stress and its impact,

Attitude and its influence on behavior, Counseling for

HIV Positive Individuals and AIDS patients, Animal-

assisted therapy.

Mrs. Aarohi

Parimu Khar

Neuropsychological basis of mental disorders, Dynamics

of relationships, Hypnotherapy

Dr. Radhika

Mohan

Counseling, Life skills training, Final Counseling,

counseling children with special needs and Psychological

resilience.

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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

ACADEMICS

The department encourages students to have a critical outlook to

society and make them not just academic achievers but also critical

thinkers. We engage in a number of activities with a view to sensitize

students to the harsh realities of the world.

The department aims to make their students an asset to society by

making them aware of tabooed topics that society in general wishes to

brush away.

To make this process more effective we screen documentaries and

movies that are not so popular in the mainstream. We also encourage

students to develop research acumen, by mentoring them in live research

projects at the third year.

Since we have a number of students who take up sociology with a view

to appear for various Public Service Exams, we at the department give

them this additional help and also connect them to people who can help

them better in these exams.


The department encourages co-curricular and extracurricular

activities for students. We have our annual department fest “Utsav”,

where interesting social themes are selected and students put up an array

of events ranging from dance performances, poster-making competition,

singing, essay writing and so on.

This gives students a huge platform to showcase their talents and many

of them being first time performers, benefit immensely from this event.

We have very animate group discussions and debates in class, during

which students are not only made more aware of certain topics, but they

are also taught methods of good group dynamics.

Special sessions on issues related to the youth like substance abuse,

peer pressure etc are held during the year which are highly

beneficiary.

FIELD TRIPS

The department also organizes field trips to rustic areas close to Mumbai

to sensitize students to rural socio-economic problems and problems of

the differently abled.

STAFF PROFILE


Mr. D. D. Chandy

(HOD)

Disability studies, Human resource development

Ms. Sonia Lal Cultural Studies and Anthropology

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

F.Y.B.Sc.


At the F.Y.B.Sc. level students have to offer 7 papers having marks & credit points as described

below

NOTE:

a. H.S.C. Maths as a subject is a compulsory requirement for admission to F.Y.B.Sc. for Group B

b. Group and Subject choice are according to merit. (Aggregate of H.S.C. Marks) In addition to the

compulsory paper of Foundation course Paper - 1 of 100 marks with 2 credit points the student must

choose ONE of the following group of subjects offered by the college: -

Marks Credit Points

Group A

Physics (2 courses) 200 4

Physics Practicals 100 2

Chemistry (2 courses) 200 4

Chemistry Practicals 100 2

Microbiology (2 courses) 200 4

Microbiology Practical 100 2

OR

Group B

Physics (2 courses) 200 4




Mathematics (2 courses) 200 4

Mathematics Practicals 100 2

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S. Y.B.Sc.

At the S.Y.B.Sc. level students have to offer 7 papers having marks & credit points as described

below In addition to the compulsory paper of Foundation Course Paper – II of 2 credit points, a

student must choose any one of the following groups offer of the college: -

Marks Credit Points

Group A Physics (3 courses) 300 6




Group B Chemistry (3 courses) 300 6


Microbiology (3 courses) 300 6

Microbiology Practicals 150 3

Group C Physics (3 courses) 300 6


Mathematics (3 courses) 300 6

Mathematics Practicals 150 3

T.Y.B. Sc.

Students have to choose one of the following subjects, which they have offered at F. Y. & S. Y.

levels.

Marks Credit Points

1. Physics 6 courses 600 16

2. Chemistry 6 courses 600 16

3. Microbiology 6 courses 600 16

Applied Component subject for the following subjects: -

Marks Credit Points

i) Electronic Instrumentation (Physics) 2 courses 200 4

ii) Heavy and fine Chemicals (Chemistry) 2 courses 200 4

iii) Biotechnology (Microbiology) 2 courses 200 4

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

INFRASTRUCTURE

The department has many state-of-the-art equipment for academic and research

activities. These include UV-Vis spectrophotometer, Microbalance with

densitometer, Zeeman Effect apparatus, Constant Deviation Spectrometers, Three-

axis travelling microscopes, four probe apparatus, Ultrasonic interferometer, Digital

Storage Oscilloscopes, Millikan’s Oil Drop Experimental Setup, e/m Apparatus,

Geiger Muller Counter etc.

ACADEMIC

SUPPORT

Remedial Course for F.Y.B.Sc./S.Y.B.Sc. Students in need of academic support.

Talent nurture/Bridge Course for S.Y.B.Sc. Students opting for Physics in T.Y.B.Sc.

The course involves problem solving sessions, lab sessions. Besides improving on

their conceptual understanding and orienting students for final year, this program is

also intended to prepare our students for competitive exams such as NGPE, IIT-JAM,

Central universities etc.

ACTIVE PHYSICS

ASSOCIATION

(CO-CURRICULAR

ACTIVITIES)

Activities include lectures by eminent scientists on special topics, Stargazing trips

accompanied by experts, Exhibition, quiz, Presentation by students on topics of their

choice, Physics Problem League, Physics Treasure Hunt, Sci-Fi story writing

competitions, Capacity Building Courses on special topics such as XRD, Monte-

Carlo simulation, Space Biology and Medicine etc. Organization of intercollegiate

events like Kaun Banega Physicist Quiz and Workshops on recent trends in various

areas of physics Visit to research labs in BARC, TIFR, HBCSE, GMRT and

University of Mumbai Summer training/Internship for students in BARC, HBCSE,

TIFR.

ALUMNI

Students join post-graduate programs of Universities and they also have been

selected in graduate school of TIFR, Graduate School of S.N. Bose Centre, Kolkata,

and Integrated Ph.D. programme in IISc. BARC etc. Our alumni also include people

working in National Labs like BARC, software companies, academic institutions in

India and abroad, industries and various other fields.

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty Members Areas of Interest

Dr. (Mrs.) Anita Kanwar

(Principal)

Liquid crystals, Nano particles, Semiconductors

and Electronics

Mrs. Hemlatha Deshpande

(HOD)

Astronomy and Cosmology

Dr. Devidas Gulwade Ferroelectric Materials, Pulsed Laser Deposition

(PLD) technique for thin film synthesis, Solid

oxide fuel cell (SOFC), X-ray

Mr. Shrikant Ghodke High Energy Physics, Neutrino Physics, Linux &

Old Computers

Dr. (Mrs.) Sarla Rathi Field of Environmental Nuclear Physics

Dr. Santosh Bhaskaran

Gravitational Biophysics, Space Biology and

Astrobiology

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

F.Y. B.Sc. Semester I Marks Credits

Classical Physics 100 2

Modern Physics 100 2

Practicals 1 100 2

Semester II

Mathematical Physics 100 2

Electrical and Electronics 100 2

Practicals II 100 2

S.Y. B.Sc. Semester III

Mechanics and Thermodynamics 100 2

Vector calculus and Analog Electronics 100 2

Applied Physics I 100 2

Practical Course 3 150 3

Semester IV

Optics and Digital Electronics 100 2

Quantum Mechanics 100 2

Applied Physics-II 100 2

Practical Course-4 150 3

T.Y. B.Sc. Semester V

Mathematical, Thermal and Statistical Physics 100 2.5

Solid State Physics 100 2.5

Atomic and Molecular Physics 100 2.5

Electrodynamics 100 2.5

Practicals of Course USPH501+Course USPH502 100 3

Practicals of Course USPH503 + Course USPH504 100 3

Electronic Instrumentation I (Applied Component) 100 2

Practicals of Course USACE 1501 100 2

Semester VI

Classical Mechanics 100 2.5

Electronics 100 2.5

Nuclear Physics 100 2.5

Special Theory of Relativity 100 2.5



Electronic Instrumentation II (Applied Component) 100 2

Practicals of Course USACE 1601 100 2

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

COURSES OFFERED

M.Sc. in organic & analytical chemistry, MSc (By Research) Organic

chemistry, inorganic & analytical chemistry, PhD in Chemistry

SALIENT FEATURES

Recipient of the DST-FIST and DBT– STAR College grant from A.Y. 2016-17

Experienced and dedicated staff

Well-equipped laboratories recognized for M.Sc and Ph.D. Also have Book Bank

Facility along with Lecture series for chemistry aptitude test aspirants. Educational

& industrial Visits are organized. Placements/Internships at reputed institutes.

CO-CURRICULAR AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

“Chem-Talentia” an intercollegiate activity.

“Science Mela” an event meant to introduce concepts of Science to school and junior

college students through fun activities.

Conduct of co-curricular activities by the association and also encourage students to

participate in inter-collegiate activities

CAREER OPTIONS & OUR ALUMNI

Analytical chemist, Research scientist, Nanotechnologist, Forensic sciences. Our

Alumni are well placed and working in various industries like pharmaceutical,

polymers, bulk chemical industries etc. Our alumni are working in various esteemed

institutions like BARC (Mumbai), abroad etc. Some of our alumni are pursuing

higher education in ICT Mumbai, IIT-B and universities abroad.

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty Area of Interest

Prof. Vasant D.

Barhate (ON LIEN

LEAVE)

Coordination Chemistry, Analytical Methods, Drug

Validation, Soil Analysis, Inorganic, Analytical

Chemistry

Ms. Rita Ramsinghani Organic Chemistry

Mrs. Varsha Ahuja:

(In charge HOD)

Synthesis and Characterization of Heterocyclic

Compounds and their spectrophotometric studies.

Dr. Parinita Madan

Coordination Chemistry, soil analysis, drug analysis

Dr. Ritika Makhijani

Coordination Chemistry, spectrophotometric analysis of

drugs.

Dr. Seema Borgave

Coordination Chemistry, soil analysis and drug analysis.

Dr. Mary Stephen

Physicochemical studies of Transition metal complexes

Dr. Pooja Jagasia

Spectrophometric determination of Metal Ions &

Standardization of herbal formulations

Dr. Dinesh Navale

Synthesis of Liquid Crystals, Metallomesogens, Material

Science, Organic Synthesis, New Synthetic Methods,

Multistep Organic Synthesis, Multi component reactions.

Dr. Prasanna Ranade

Drug Discovery, Organic Synthesis, Catalysis, Study of

Drug-DNA Interaction using Spectroscopic Techniques,

Study of Drug-Protein Interaction using Spectroscope

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

F.Y. B.Sc. Semester I Marks Credits

Physical, Inorganic & Organic Chemistry 100 2


Practicals I

100 2

Semester II



Practicals II

100 2

S.Y. B.Sc. Semester III




Practical Course III 150 3

Semester IV




Practical Course IV 150 3

T.Y. B.Sc. Semester V

Physical Chemistry 100 2.5

Inorganic Chemistry 100 2.5

Organic Chemistry 100 2.5

Analytical Chemistry 100 2.5

Practicals of Course USCH501+Course USCH502 100 3

Practicals of Course USCH503 + Course USCH504 100 3

Drugs & Dyes – I (Applied Component) 100 2

Practicals on Drugs & Dyes 100 2

Semester VI

Physical Chemistry 100 2.5

Inorganic Chemistry 100 2.5

Organic Chemistry 100 2.5

Analytical Chemistry 100 2.5



Drugs & Dyes - II (Applied Component) 100 2

Practicals on Drugs & Dyes 100 2

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

ACADEMIC SUPPORT

Diverse teaching methods adopted; Regular tutorial classes held in

smaller batches for Science as well as Commerce students. The

Department runs a Bridge Program to help F.Y.B. Com students who did

not have Mathematics at HSC Level to brush up on their basic

CAREER PROSPECTS

Master’s Program, Teaching, Actuarial Science, Job at I.T. Company,

Data Analytics, Banking Industry, Research, Computational Mathematics

CO- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Quiz Contest, Mathemight (an inter collegiate paper and poster

presentation competition), Solver Competition etc

The department encourages students to participate in intercollegiate

competitions.

Students attend various mathematics training programmes like mini-

MTTS, Mathematics Training and Talent Search (MTTS) programmes

funded by National Board of Higher Mathematics, Visiting Students'

Research Programme (VSRP) organised by TIFR, TPM organised by

Centre for Fundamental Studies, NISER.

EMINENT VISITORS

Prof. Rajeeva Karandikar (Director of the Institute of Mathematics,

Chennai), Dr. Kamlesh Chakraborty (Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank

of India), Prof. Amiya K Pani (Institute Chair Professor, Industrial

Mathematics Group, IIT Bombay), Dr. M. Vanninathan (TIFR,

Bangalore), Dr. M. C. Joshi (IIT Bombay), Dr. Sharad Bhartiya

(Department of Chemical engineering, IIT Bombay), Dr. Avinash

Dharmadhikari (Tata Motors), Dr. Mohan Joshi (Department of

Industrial Mathematics, IIT Bombay) , Dr. Anantnarayan Hariharan,

(Assistant Professor, IIT Bombay), Dr. Sarita Nemani, (Associate

Professor & Chair, Mathematics & Computer Science, Georgian

Court University, New Jersey)

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty Area of interest

Mr. Vikas Ware (HOD) Mathematics and Computer Programming

Ms. Riddhi Bharani Probability Theory

Ms. Sadhana Mishra Algebra and Real Analysis

Mr. Kunalkumar Shelar PDE, Statistics, Comp. Programming

Mr. Prashant Swami Linear Algebra & Differential Equations

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Semester. Paper Title Marks Credits

I Calculus I 100 2

I Algebra I 100 2

II Calculus II 100 2

II Linear Algebra 100 2

III Calculus III 100 2

III Algebra III 100 2

III Discrete Mathematics 100 2

IV Calculus and Several variables 100 2

IV Algebra IV 100 2

IV Ordinary Differential equations 100 2

V Real Analysis 100 2.5

V Linear Algebra 100 2.5

V Topology of Metric spaces 100 2.5

V Graph Theory 100 2.5

V Practical (Main) 200 6

V Computer Programming & System Analysis (AC) 100 2

V Applied Component (AC) – Practical 100 2

VI Complex Analysis 100 2.5

VI Algebra VI 100 2.5

VI Metric Topology 100 2.5

VI Graph theory and Combinatorics 100 25

VI Practical (Main) 200 6

VI Computer Programming & System Analysis (AC) 100 2

VI Applied Component (AC) – Practical 100 2

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DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

ABOUT THE COURSE

Microbiology is the study of microscopic organisms such as bacteria, viruses, algae, fungi

and protozoa, including their genetics, biochemistry, cell biology and ecology. Courses

offered: B.Sc., M.Sc. (by papers), M.Sc. (Research) and Ph.D. in Microbiology

CAREER PROSPECTS

Industry – Health (Hospitals, Pharmaceuticals, laboratories, Diagnostics) Food, Dairy,

Fermentation, Molecular Biology, Waste management, Agriculture, Biofuels, Analytical

Instrumentation, IPR, Forensics, Bio-informatics, Biostatistics, Research, Teaching,

Entrepreneurship.

SALIENT FEATURES

Recipient of the DST-FIST and DBT - STAR College Grants Excellent academic

results; several university top rankers over the years

Dedicated and experienced staff. Varied teaching methods employed - virtual and

Google classrooms videos, skits, games, quiz, etc, and POGIL (Program oriented guided

interactive learning)

Well-equipped laboratories, computers with internet facility, Departmental library with

more than 250 books. Educational visits to research institutes and industries are also

conducted.

Guest lectures by alumni, scientists and industry experts. Strong research culture with

doctoral, post graduate, undergraduate and consultancy projects. Active department

association organizes various subject based competitions such as poster-making, model

making, debate, seminar presentation and essay writing, skits and movie shows. It also

recognizes excellence in academics and co-curricular activities the way of prizes including

a ‘Best Student of the Department’ award.

OUR ALUMNI

Active alumni association involved in career guidance and placement. Prominent

alumni at Harvard Medical School, Washington University School of Medicine, John

Hopkins School of Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, Ludwig’s Maximillian

University, Abbott Molecular, US Children’s Hospital, Syngene International, etc.

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty Area of interest

Dr. Nagesh Malik

(HOD)

Medical Microbiology and Immunology

Dr. Santhini Nair Medical Microbiology, Environmental Microbiology, Bio

nanotechnology

Dr. Dona Joseph Genetics, Virology, Environmental Microbiology

Mr. Malay Shah Industrial Microbiology, Environmental Microbiology,

Genetics

Dr. Shweta Patil Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Environmental

Microbiology

Mr. Suman Ganger Fermentation technology, Biophysics, Environmental

Microbiology

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B.Sc. Course Details (Microbiology)

Total Number of Seats First Year – 45

Second Year - 40

Third Year - 30

Semester. Paper Title Marks Credits

I Fundamentals of Microbiology 100 2

I Basic techniques in Microbiology 100 2

II Basics of Microbiology 100 2

II Exploring Microbiology 100 2

III Biomolecules & Microbial Biochemistry 100 2

III Environmental Microbiology 100 2

III Introduction to Clinical Microbiology 100 2

IV Metabolism & basic analytical techniques 100 2

IV Applied Microbiology 100 2

IV Fermented food, food sanitation & microbial ecology 100 2

V Microbial Genetics 100 2.5

V Medical Microbiology & Immunology Part - I 100 2.5

V Microbial Biochemistry – Part I 100 2.5

V Bioprocess Technology & Environmental Microbiology 100 2.5

V Practical (Main) 200 6

V Concepts in Biotechnology (Applied Component) 100 2

V Applied Component – Practical 100 2

VI r-DNA Technology, Bio-information & Virology 100 2.5

VI Medical Microbiology & Immunology Part – II 100 2.5

VI Microbial Biochemistry - Part II 100 2.5

VI Applied & Industrial Microbiology 100 25

VI Practical (Main) 200 6

VI Applied Biotechnology (Applied Component) 100 2

VI Applied Component – Practical 100 2

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BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

FYB.Com

Students are offered Seven papers carrying 100 marks each. (Total 700 Marks)


2. Accountancy & Financial Management 100 3

3. Business Communication 100 3

4. Business Economics 100 3

5. Commerce 100 3

6. Environmental Studies 100 3

7. Mathematics & Statistical Technique 100 3

SYB.Com

Students are offered Seven papers carrying 100 marks each. (Total 700 Marks)


2. Accountancy & Financial Management 100 3

3. Business Law 100 3

4. Business Economics 100 3

5. Commerce 100 3

6. Introduction to Management Accounting 100 3

7. Advertising 100 3

OR

7. Economic System 100 3

T.Y. B. Com

Students are offered six papers carrying 100 marks each. (Total 600 Marks)

1. Commerce - Marketing & Human Resource Management 100 3

2. Financial Accounting & Auditing- Financial Accounting 100 4

3. Financial Accounting & Auditing- Cost Accounting 100 4

4. Business Economics- Developmental Issues of Indian Economy 100 3

5. Applied Component I

Psychology of Human Behaviour at work 100 3

OR

Computer systems & Application 100 3

6.Applied Component I

Export Marketing 100 3

OR

Direct & Indirect Taxation 100 3

Note: Choice of group is subjected to availability of minimum no. of students as per the University rules & on basis of merit.

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

ACADEMICS

The Department of Commerce caters to diverse career options

due to combination of subjects offered.

It offers both Graduate and Post Graduate Courses.

M.Com in Accountancy

M.Com in Management

The choice of subjects gives the students more career opportunities.

It also conducts Remedial Lectures for Slow Learners to improve their

academic performance

ADD-ON COURSES

The department conducts Add-On Course, “Swayam Shodh : Life Skills

Enhancement Program” with the objectives of helping students to discover

their true potential, create a positive self-image and self-esteem, develop

confidence in building relationships and enhance their creative and analytical

thinking.

COLLABORATI ONS

The department collaborates with corporates and agencies like

Maruhachi Tent Corporation, Japan, Confederation of Indian Industry

(CII), NSE Academy etc. for giving the students practical knowledge

and insight into current business environment.

INTRA- COLLEGIATE

EVENT, INNOVISION

Department of Commerce organizes an Intra-Collegiate Festival,

INNOVISION to bring about innovative ideas from students and

develop organizational skills.

Various events like Ad Showmanship, Speech Craft Business

Innovations Presentation based on recent developments in

business and industry are conducted.

STAFF PROFILE


Dr. (Mrs.) Varsha Ganatra Management and Entrepreneurship

Mr. Sachin Bhandarkar Finance and the Cooperative sector

Dr. (Mrs.) Sadhana Singh Marketing and E-Banking

STAFF PROFILE OF

DEPARTMENT OF

ENVIRONMENRAL

STUDIES

Dr. (Ms.) Minal Parab Environmental Research &

Dramatics

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DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY

ACADEMICS

The department is involved at Graduation level.

It conducts oral and written tests, Open book tests and subject related ‘Quiz

Competitions’. It guides students to complete their assignments on theory

topics.

It conducts orientation program for the students appearing for university

examination. The department also provides special guidance to the students

pursuing CPT/IPCC/CMA/MBA Examinations.

It also conducts ‘Remedial Lectures’ for slow learners to improve their

academic performance and advance learners are given extra assignment to try

rank at university level.

CO- CURRICULAR

ACTIVITIES

It has an active Accountancy Association which conducts various Accountancy,

Finance, Investment and Research related Programs like “Know your Tax

Obligation”, “Talks by experts on the emerging issues relating to an area of

Accountancy” and “Mock-Stock”. It also conducts activities like Educational

Visits, Bank Visits, Mark Snapshots, PPT’s, Poster Presentations and training

by the eminent professional trainers of Bombay Stock Exchange.

Department encourages students to participate in inter collegiate competitions.

It aids student in enhancing subject knowledge by organizing Intra college

competition like ‘Smart Accountant’. Interested students are offered ‘Tally

Course’. Keeping in mind the upcoming job opportunities in the area of GST,

Department offers ‘Indirect Tax- GST, Ability Enhancement Course’ at

T.Y.B.Com level.

Students are encouraged to understand, analyze and interpret ‘Financial

Statements’ of organizations. The subject is taught by using different

methods and techniques depending on the scope of subject like Case studies /

Problem Solving / Reading of audit reports / preparing various accounting

documents / Screening of topic related videos.

STAFF PROFILE


Ms. Sunita Sherifani (HOD)

Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting, Management

Mr. Sanjay Premchandani Accountancy and Financial Management, Financial

Accounting, Management Accounting, Cost

Accounting, Direct and Indirect Taxes, Human

Resource Development, Marketing, Research and

Social Work

Ms. Sumathi Kulkarni Financial Management, Financial Accounting and

Cost Accounting.

Ms. Chaitali Gaonkar Direct and Indirect Tax, Auditing, Accountancy and

Financial Management. Research in the area of Indirect

Taxation.

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FEE STRUCTURE

General Fees Structure (Aided Courses) *(Subject to revision)

Fees Structure for A.Y 2019 – 2020

*Fees are subject to modification as per University rule.

**Rs. 500/- for 100 marks Project Rs. 100/- for 20 marks Project & Proportionately otherwise which will be collected later on.

***Document verification Fee Rs. 400/- applicable to Eligibility Students

Fees Heads F.Y.B.A. F.Y.B.Com.

F.Y.B.Sc.

(Phy, Chem+

Maths)

(Phy, Chem+Micro.)

Tuition Fees 800 800 800

Library Fees 200 200 200

Gymkhana Fees 400 400 400

Other Fees/Extra Curr. Act. 250 250 250

Examination Fees 2057 2057 2057

Enrolment Fees 220 220 220

Disaster Relief Fund 10 10 10

Admission Processing 200 200 200

Utility Fees 250 250 250

Magazine Fees 100 100 100

ID & Library Card Fee 50 50 50

Group Insurance Fees 40 40 40

Students Welfare Fund 50 50 50

Development Fees 500 500 500

Vice - Chancellors' Fund 20 20 20

Univ. Sports & Cul. Act 30 30 30

E - Suvidha 50 50 50

E - Charges 20 20 20

NSS Registration Fees 10 10 10

NSS Ekak Yojana 10 10 10

Laboratory Fees -- -- 800

Caution Money Deposits 150 150 150

Library Deposits 250 250 250

Laboratory Deposits -- -- 400

Computer Practical Fees 600 600 600

Alumni Association Fees 25 25 25

Document Verification Fees ** -- -- --

University Convocation Fees -- -- --

Forms & Prospectus -- -- --

TOTAL 6292 6292 7492

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General Fees Structure (Aided Courses) *(Subject to revision)

Fees Structure for A.Y 2019 – 2020

Fees Heads S.Y.B.A S.Y.

B.Com S.Y.B.Sc. T.Y.B.A.

T.Y.

B.Com. T.Y.B.Sc

Tuition Fees 800 800 800 800 800 800

Library Fees 200 200 200 200 200 200

Gymkhana Fees 400 400 400 400 400 400

Other Fees/Extra Curr. Act. 250 250 250 250 250 250

Examination Fees 2057 2057 2057 2057 2057 2057

Enrolment Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Disaster Relief Fund 10 10 10 10 10 10

Admission Processing 200 200 200 200 200 200

Utility Fees 250 250 250 250 250 250

Magazine Fees 100 100 100 100 100 100

ID & Library Card Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50

Group Insurance Fees 40 40 40 40 40 40

Students Welfare Fund 50 50 50 50 50 50

Development Fees 500 500 500 500 500 500

Vice - Chancellors' Fund 20 20 20 20 20 20

Univ. Sports & Cul. Act 30 30 30 30 30 30

E - Suvidha 50 50 50 50 50 50

E - Charges 20 20 20 20 20 20

NSS Registration Fees 10 10 10 10 10 10

N.S.S Ekak Yojana 10 10 10 10 10 10

Laboratory Fees -- -- 800 -- -- 800

Caution Money Deposits -- -- -- -- -- --

Library Deposits -- -- -- -- -- --

Laboratory Deposits -- -- -- -- -- --

Computer Practical Fees 600 600 600 600 600 600

Alumni Association Fees 25 25 25 25 25 25

Document Verification Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

University Convocation Fees -- -- -- 250 250 250

Forms & Prospectus 100 100 100 100 100 100

TOTAL 5772 5772 6572 6022 6022 6822

*Fees are subject to modification as per University rule.\

**Rs. 500/- for 100 marks Project Rs. 100/- for 20 marks Project & Proportionately otherwise which will be collected later on.

***Document verification Fee Rs. 400/- applicable to Eligibility Students

A) Students offering Psychology at T.Y.B.A. will pay Lab Fee of Rs. 800/- and Lab Deposits of Rs. 400/- in addition to the

normal fee of Rs. 6022/- i.e. Total Fees of Rs. 7222/-

B) Students offering Computer System at T.Y.B.Com. will pay Lab Fee of Rs. 800/- and Lab Deposits of Rs. 400/- in

addition to the normal fee of Rs. 6022/- i.e. Total Fees of Rs. 7222/-

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ORDINANCE 6086 Relating to the Attendance for Learners

Every Bonafide learner shall ordinarily be allowed to keep terms for the given semester in a program of his/her

enrolment, only if he/she fulfils at least seventy five percent (75%) of the attendance taken as an average of the total

number of lectures, practical, tutorials etc.

Further, it is mandatory for every learner to have min 50% attendance for each course & average has to be 75%.

Student’s Insurance

(Aided Courses & Self-Financing Courses)

Students are insured for each academic year and are entitled to receive monetary benefit against hospitalization

charges/damages/incase of inquiry on account of accidents, the upper limit prescribed is Rs. 100,000/- only.

Types of Scholarships/Freeships and Dates of submission of Forms

(Aided Courses Self Financing Courses)

Students are advised to see for notices pertaining to Scholarships and Freeships put up on the notice board from time to

time. They are informed to fill Scholarship & Freeship Forms online as well as manually as per instructions received from

Samaj Kalyan Office. If students fail to fill the Scholarship / Freeship form in time, they are liable to pay regular fees.

Students are required to fill the Scholarship/Freeship forms at F.Y. , S.Y. & T.Y. individually.

Reserve Category (SC/ST/NT/DT/OBC/SBC) Students are hereby informed to fill the online Scholarship/Freeship

Forms.

Different types of State Government Freeships: For various Freeships mentioned below, application forms are available

in the college office. Students must submit their forms duly filled along with income certificate and marksheet (true

copy), ration card (True copy if first and last page).

Types of Freeships For F.Y. Classes Date of Issue of Forms Date of Submission of

Forms

1. Freeship to the Primary Teacher’s Children

(PTC) 2

nd Week of July 2

nd Week of August

2. Economically Backward Community

Freeship (EBC) 2

nd Week of July 2

nd Week of August

3. Freedom Fighter’s Children Freeship (FFC) 2nd

Week of July 2nd

Week of August

4. Freeship to Secondary Teachers Children

(STC) 2

nd Week of July 2

nd Week of August

5. Freeship to Children of Defense Personnel 2nd

Week of July 2nd

Week of August

6. Rajashri Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj

Shikshan Shulkh Shishyavarti Scheme 2

nd Week of July 2

nd Week of August

Forms are available on the Following Website: http://mahadbtmahait.gov.in

Note: Students of S.Y. & T.Y. classes will be given Government Scholarship/Freeship forms at the time of admissions

and the date of submission for the same will be 2ns week of July.

http://mahadbtmahait.gov.in/

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Government of India Post SSC Scholarship/Freeship for SC, ST, DT, NT, OBC, SBC: -

SC, ST, DT, NT, OBC, and SBC students are required to produce following documents at the time of admission:

1. Attested copy of “AADHAR CARD”

2. Attested copy of the caste certificate in the name of the student issued by Maharashtra State only and that caste

should be listed in the Maharashtra State list.

3. Attested copy of Domicile Certificate.

4. Attested copy of Income certificate of Parents.

5. Attested copy of the Ration card (first & last page only)

6. Attested copy of Marksheet

7. Students are required to open savings account in their name in Union Bank of India (Chembur East Branch) &

submit the photocopy of the passbook at the college office counter.

Rules: -

A. i) Students belonging to SC & ST whose parents’ gross income is within the limit of

Rs. 2,00,000/- p.a. are eligible to apply for Post SSC Scholarship. (Income Certificate certified by the Tahsildar

Office has to be submitted at the College office counter

ii) Students belonging to DT, NT, OBC and SBC whose parent’s gross income is within the limit of Rs. 1,00,000/-

p.a. are eligible to apply for the Post SSC Scholarship (Income Certificate certified by the Tahsiladar Office has

to be submitted at the college office counter)

B. i) Students belonging to SC & ST whose parents’ gross income is above Rs. 2,00,000/-p.a. are eligible for Freeship.

(Income Certificate along with form No. 16 to be submitted at the college office counter)

ii) Students belonging to DT, NT, OBC and SBC whose parent’s gross income is within the limit of Rs. 6,00,000/-

p.a. are eligible to apply for Freeship. (Income Certificate certified by the Tahsildar Office along the non-

creamy layer certificate has to be submitted at the College office counter)

C. The above income certificate has to be certified by Tahsildar to get benefit of the Scholarship including the

Government employees and pensioners for the first year. Once sanctioned, the income certificate by the Tahsildar is

valid for the next two years.

D. Students belonging to other than above specified income group are eligible to apply for Government of India Post

SSC Freeship.

E. If the Third Child is a male, then he will not eligible to get the OBC, SBC, & VJNT. Scholarship/Freeship.

F. SC, ST, DT, NT, OBC, and SBC students are required to submit Income Certificate of previous year obtained from

Tehsildar office along with non-creamy layer certificate. Students who have already got the benefit above mentioned

Freeship are not required to renew their non-creamy layer certificate.

G. The repeater will not get the benefit of any scholarship or Freeship for the class.

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Freeship/ Scholarship

(AIDED COURSES) Fees Structure for A.Y 2019-20

**** (Subject to revision)

Particulars F.Y.B.A./

F.Y.B.Com. F.Y.B.Sc.

S.Y.B.A./

S.Y.B.Com. S.Y.B.Sc.

T.Y.B.A./

T.Y.B.Com. T.Y.B.Sc.

Tuition Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Library Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Gymkhana Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Other Fees/Extra Curricular Activities. -- -- -- -- -- --

College Exam Fee 2057 2057 2057 2057 2057 2057

Enrolment Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Disaster Relief Fund 10 10 10 10 10 10

Admission Processing 200 200 200 200 200 200

Utility Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Magazine Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

ID & Library Card Fee 50 50 50 50 50 50

Group Insurance Fees 40 40 40 40 40 40

Students Welfare Fund 50 50 50 50 50 50

Development Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Vice - Chancellors' Fund 20 20 20 20 20 20

University. Sports & Cultural Act -- -- -- -- -- --

E - Suvidha 50 50 50 50 50 50

E - Charges -- -- -- -- -- --

NSS Registration Fees 10 10 10 10 10 10

N.S.S Ekak Yojana 10 10 10 10 10 10

Laboratory Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Caution Money Deposits -- -- -- -- -- --

Library Deposits -- -- -- -- -- --

Laboratory Deposits -- -- -- -- -- --

Computer Practical Fees 600 -- 600 -- 600 --

Alumni Association Fees 25 25 25 25 25 25

University Convocation Fee -- -- -- -- 250 250

Document Verification Fees -- -- -- -- -- --

Forms & Prospectus

100 100 100 100

TOTAL 3122 2522 3222 2622 3472 2872

*Fees are subject to modification as per University Rule

Any other fee head not sanctioned by Social Welfare Office will have to be paid by the student.

(Any further clarification obtained from the Govt. will be communicated appropriately.)

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SCHEME OF POST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENTS BELONGING TO

MINORITY COMMUNITIES

1. Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist and Parsi students can apply for above mentioned scholarship subject

to submission of the appropriate relevant documents

2. Students should have minimum 50% of marks previous year

3. The annual Income from all sources of parents or guardian should not exceed Rs 21 Lakhs

4. The students applying for Award of Scholarship need to have a bank account.

5. Scholarship will not be given to more than two students in a family

6. The award will be discontinued if a student fails to secure 50% marks or equivalent grades in the

previous final examination.

Adoption Scheme

Financial assistance is extended by Vivekanand Education Society through its adoption scheme to needy

students whose income is limited to Rs.50,000/- per annum (subject to availability of funds)

Students Welfare Fund

The University of Mumbai extends financial assistance to needy and financially backward students whose

income limit is Rs.50,000-per annum. Only limited number of students are considered for same.

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SELF-FINANCING COURSES

Admission to Degree College:

Eligibility criteria are specified separately for each of the non-grant courses namely Bachelor of Management

Studies (B.M.S.), Bachelor of Mass Media (B.M.M.), Bachelor of Science (Information Technology),

Computer Science, Bio Tech.), B.Com. (B&I), B.Com. (F.M.). B.Com. (AE), M. Com (Accountancy), M.Com.

(Management), M.Sc. (Microbiology), M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic/Analytical), and Ph.D. (Chemistry) Ph.D.

(Microbiology) & Ph.D. (Physics) separately.

Students coming from Universities/Board other than Maharashtra State: - Students coming from outside,

i.e. other than Maharashtra State Board, will be admitted to the college on the basis of provisional eligibility

certificate. In case the admission of the student is found to be invalid for any reason, the responsibility will lie

with the student.

Document Required for Admission: - Students should bring the following documents in original along with

duly attested photocopies for verification at the time of admission:

1. Original Mark sheet of H.S.C., two attested photocopies of Mark sheet and one photo copy of Leaving

Certificate (LC) & Photo copies of S.S.C. Marksheet for F. Y. admission.

2. Original Mark sheet of Semester I & Il along with one attested photo copy each for S. Y admission

3. Original Mark sheet of Semester I, II, III & IV along with one attested photo copy each for T.Y admission. In

case of lower KT exam students are required to submit final mark sheet of the said exam & failing which your

concerned result will be withheld with University

4. For new admission at S.Y./ TY NOC with enrolment details to be produced from the previous college (PRN

No. is Compulsory)

5. One Recent Passport size photograph taken with light coloured dress for all classes.

6. One recent Passport size photograph of the Parent/Guardian Aadhar Card)

7. Address Proof (photo copy of Ration Card/ Electricity Bill Telephone Bill Passport and non-creamy certificate.

8. Caste Validity Certificate

9. Non-Creamy Certificate

10. Documentary evidence regarding special category status

11. Eligibility Certificate (students coming from other than Maharashtra Board and Maharashtra Technical Board).

Eligibility forms will be distributed by the college and same will be resubmitted to the college along with

necessary documents and eligibility fees (Rs. 220/- Rs.320/- and Rs.750-as the case may be).

12. Admission will be provisional till University approves the documents

13. Physically Challenged candidates should produce the relevant certificate from competent authority

14. In case the original mark sheet of H.S.C. has been submitted for admission to any college, a certificate to that

effect, signed by the Principal of that College must be produced

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DEPARTMENT OF MASS MEDIA (BMM)


Media Exhibition: Subject Related media Exhibition.

Media Summit: Media summit where renowned speakers come to educate and motivate

students; the department tries to emulate the workings of the press and media for its

students to get a taste of the industry.

Raaga: Intra-collegiate Cultural Festival.

Impressions: The department is renowned for its inter collegiate festival, Impressions,

that brings together mass media students from across the city together to collectively

develop their identities and socialize while also giving an experience of an event that

focuses on encouraging management skills and displaying various talents.

Social Awareness Week: The department also attempts to sensitize its students with its

humane event SAW (Social Awareness Week) that aims to provide services to this in

the society that appreciate it from the bottom of their hearts.

Rotaract Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA): Theme based one day seminar by the

Experts.

Rotaract Cricket League (RCL) & Rotaract Football League (RFL) : Annual Sports

Activity organized by the Department.

Industrial Visit: The Department organizes Industrial visits to Flames University,

Whistling Woods, National Museum of Indian Cinema.

Goonj: In house Publication by the students.

PROSPECTS

AFTER BMM

Today, it has become one of the most desirable courses among various youngsters. The

students get the choice to specialize in a particular field in the 3rd year. They can either

choose Advertising or Journalism in their last year. The department also provides 2 years

full time Masters in Public Relations program affiliated to University of Mumbai for

the graduates.

Options after BMM: Filmmaking, Public Relations, Advertising, Digital Marketing,

Radio Jockey, Journalism, Photography.

STAFF PROFILE


Dr. Shikha Dutta

(Coordinator)

English Literature, Research and Advertising

Ms. Mahek Sukhani Mass Communication and Business Journalism

Ms. Shivani Sharma Public Relations and Advertising

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First Year B.M.M.


Seats Reserved 50% for Arts

25% for Commerce

25% for Science

Eligibility:

A) Candidate for being eligible for admission to the Degree Course in Bachelor of Mass Media shall have passed XII std.

Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher secondary Education or its equivalent, from the Science, Arts or

Commerce Stream.

OR

B) X or Second School Certificate (S.S.C) or Equivalent Examination Passed

AND

Three Years Full Time Government Recognized Diploma Passed

Students coming from other than Maharashtra Board & Maharashtra Technical Board are required to apply for

provisional Eligibility Certificate at college by submitting eligibility form along with requisite fees.

The B.M.M. course is a full-time course. The duration of the course shall be six semesters spread over three years. The

department of BMM has introduced. M.A. in Public Relations Programme.

R.4219: The scheme of the modules shall be as follows:

First Year: Semester I Marks Credit Point

1. Effective Communication Skills- I 100 3

2. Fundamentals of Mass Communication 100 3

3. Introduction to Computers 100 3

4. Landmark Events in 20th Century History of World India & Maharashtra 100 3

5. Introduction to Sociology, the sociology of news and social movements in India 100 3

6. Introduction to Economics 100 3

First Year: Semester II

1. Effective Communication Skills II & Translation skills 100 3

2. Political Concepts and Indian Political System 100 3

3. Principles of Management 100 3

4. Introduction to Psychology 100 3

5. An Introduction to World Literature 100 3

6. Principles of Marketing 100 3

Second Year: Semester III

1. Advanced Computers 100 3

2. Understanding Cinema 100 3

3. Introduction to Public Relations 100 3

4. Introduction to Media Studies 100 3

5. Introduction to Culture Studies 100 3

6. Introduction to Creative Writing 100 3

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Second Year: Semester IV Marks Credit Point

1. Mass Media Research 100 3 2. Introduction to Advertising 100 3 3. Organizational Behaviour 100 3 4. Radio and Television 100 3 5. Journalism 100 3 6. Print Production and Photography 100 3

Third Year: Semester V (Advertising)

1. Advertising in Contemporary 100 3

2. Copywriting 100 3

3. Advertising Deign 100 3

4. Consumer Behaviour 100 3

5. Media Planning and Buying 100 3

6. Brand Building 100 3

Third Year: Semester V (Journalism)

1. Reporting 100 3 2. Editing 100 3 3. Feature and Opinion 100 3 4. Journalism and Public Opinion 100 3 5. Indian Regional Journalism 100 3 6. News Paper and Magazine Journalism - 1 100 3

Third Year: Semester VI (Advertising)

1. Advertising and Marketing Research 100 3 2. Legal Environment and Advertising Ethics 100 3 3. Financial Management for Marketing and Adverting 100 3 4. Agency Management 100 3

5. Contemporary Issues 100 3

6. Digital Marketing 100 3 7. Principles & Practices of Direct Marketing 100 3

Third Year: Semester VI (Journalism)

1. Press Law and Ethics 100 3 2. Broad Cast Journalism 100 3

3. Business & Magazine Journalism 100 3 4. Internet and Issues in Global Media 100 3 5. News Media Management 100 3 6. Contemporary Issues 100 3 7. Digital Marketing 100 3

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

ACADEMIC SUPPORT

Providing guidance for technology certifications & Post Graduate Courses like

MCA

Syllabus includes technologies like–Java, .NET, Python, R, IoT, Android,

MongoDB, Data Science, Game Programming, Cloud Computing, Cyber

Forensics, Linux, Soft skills

Various teaching learning methods used: using internet groups, use of mobiles

in classroom for learning, intra-class sessions, seminars/workshops by

alumni/industry, using role plays, conducting subject based group discussions

on syllabus topics etc

We have published our 1st E-Magazine and YouTube Channel has also been

created.

The department has received a grant under DBT’s Star College Scheme

CO-

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

An intercollegiate festival "VIHAAN" for the students of Comp. Sci, IT,

MCA, Engineering etc. is conducted by the department.

Department also regularly conducts seminars, workshops and add-on courses

for students and faculty members by Industry Professionals.

Department organizes educational visits (like Wipro Pune, C-DAC Pune)

EMINENT VISITORS

Mr. Nagarjuna G. (Director, Free Software Foundation of India), Dr. Alark Joshi

(Associate Professor, University of San Francisco), Mr. Yezdi Rabadi (Senior

Solutions Architect, Security Services, Tech Mahindra Ltd), Mr. Sudhakar Ram

(Managing Director, Mastek Ltd.), Mr. Dhanajay Bhosale(YouTuber), Mr. Joel

Divekar,(SAVP-Lead Cloud Architect, Graymatics Inc)

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty Area of Interest Mr. Kamlakar Bhopatkar

(Coordinator) Programming Technologies

Mrs. Madhavi Vaidya Databases, Operating systems & Analytics Mr. Sujit Chavan Mathematics and Programming Technologies Ms. Laxmi Tiwari Programming Ms. Neha Narne Programming Ms. Rajashree Date Programming

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B.Sc. Computer Science

Total No. of seats: 60

Eligibility

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three years integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor of

Science (B.Sc.) must have passed Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Std XII) in Science stream

conducted by the Maharashtra State Board Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with Mathematics and Statistics

as one of the subjects or its equivalent.

Admission will be on merit, based on order of preference as follows:

1. Aggregate Marks at H.S.C. or equivalent.

2. Aggregate Marks in Science Group (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)

3. Marks in Mathematics and Statistics and Physics. Marks in Mathematics and Statistics.

Syllabus of B.Sc. Computer Science

Semester- I Marks Credit points

1. Computer Organization and Design 100 2

2. Programming with Python-I 100 2

3. Free and Open Source Software 100 2

4. Database Systems 100 2

5. Discrete Mathematics 100 2

6. Descriptive Statistics and Introduction to Probability 100 2

7. Soft Skills Development 100 2

8. Practicals 300 4

Semester-II

1. Programming with C 100 2

2. Programming with python-II 100 2

3. Linux 100 2

4. Data Structures 100 2

5. Calculus 100 2

6. Statistical Methods and Testing of Hypothesis 100 2

7. Green Technologies 100 2

8. Practicals 300 4

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Semester III Marks Credit Points

1. Theory of Computation 100 2

2. Core JAVA 100 2

3. Linux 100 2

4. Operating Skills 100 2

5. Database Management System 100 2

6. Combination and Graph Theory 100 2

7. Physical Computing and IOT Programming 100 2

8. Skill Enhancement: Web Programming 100 2

9. Practical 300 4

Semester- IV

1. Fundamental of Algorithms 100 2

2. Advanced JAVA 100 2

3. Computers Networks 100 2

4. Software Engineering 100 2

5. Linear Algebra using Python 100 2

6. NET Technologies 100 2

7. Skill Enhancement: Android Developer 100 2

8. Practical 300 4

Semester V

1. Artificial Intelligence 100 3

2. Software Quality Assurance and Testing 100 3

3. Web Services 100 3

4. Information Network and Security 100 3

5. Game Programming 100 2

6. Practical 300 6

Semester VI

1. Data Science 100 2

2. Information Retrieval 100 2

3. Cloud Computing 100 2

4. Cyber Forensics 100 2

5. Ethical Hacking 100 2

6. Practical 300 6

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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

ACADEMIC SUPPORT

In-House Library facility (other than the college library) and a Well-

Equipped Laboratory with internet connectivity

Providing guidance for Post Graduate Courses like MCA, NCST, DAC

& certification courses like RH CE, Oracle Certifications and Java

Certifications

Focus on vocabulary building and use of notice board to engage students

in latest happenings


Book-Review and chart making as one of the internal evaluation criteria

for F.Y.B.Sc IT Students

Mini projects to collate the theoretical view into practical applications

Regular conduct of behavioural study sessions, group discussion

sessions and industrial visits

Conducts National level seminar to bring together academicians and

experts to exchange knowledge and ideas

EMINENT VISITORS

Mr. Atul Kahate, eminent author of Information Security books

Dr. Senthil Kumar T, Associate Professor, Computer Science

Engineering, Amrita Institute of Technology

Mr Rabinder Henry , Director, Pralhad P. Chhabria Research Center

Pune

Dr. Jajati Keshari Sahoo, Associate Professor, Department of

Mathematics, BITS PILANI-K.K.BIRLA GOA CAMPUS,GOA,

Mr. Sridhar Iyengar, AI Analyst, Bengaluru

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty Area of Interest Mrs. S. Jayalakshmi

(Coordinator) Object Oriented Programming, Web

Designing and Technologies

Mrs. Shital Patil Linux RHLL, Programming Languages,

Web and Internet Technologies

Mrs. Prajisha Jitesh Network Security, Programming

Languages, Wireless Communications

Mr. Digvijay Parab Software testing (Internationally

Certified Tester), OOP’s Programming

Languages

Mr. Ganesh Anandraj Web technologies, Mathematics and

Software Project Management

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F.Y.B.Sc in Information Technology


Eligibility 5051: A candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree course in Bachelor of Science- Information

Technology, shall have passed XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra State and Higher Secondary Education or its

equivalent with Mathematics as one of the subject and should have secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate and

40% marks in aggregate in case of reserved category candidates. AND

Candidates who have passed Diploma in Computer Engineering/Computer Science/Computer Technology/ Information

Technology/ Electrical, Electronics & Video Engineering and Allied Branches/Mechanical and Allied branches. Civil and

Allied branches of Engineering after S.S.C. (Xth standard) are eligible for direct admission to the second year of B.Sc.

(IT) degree course. However, the Diploma should be recognized by the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education

or any other recognized Government body. Minimum marks required 45% aggregate for open category candidates and

40% aggregate for reserved category candidates. OR

Students with post HSC-Diploma in Computer Engineering/Computer Science/Computer Technology/Information

Technology and Allied Branches will be eligible for direct admission to the Second Year of B.Sc. (IT) However, the

Diploma should be recognized by the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education or any other recognized

Government body. Admission Procedure: on the basis of aggregate of: -

i) Marks in Mathematics & Statistics at H.S.C. or equivalent

ii) Aggregate marks of H.S.C. or equivalent

iii) Aggregate marks of S.S.C

Marks Credits

Sem. Imperative Programming 100 02

I Digital Electronics 100 02

Operating System 100 02

Discrete Mathematics 100 02

Communication Skills 100 02

Imperative Programming (Practical) 100 02

Digital Electronics (Practical) 100 02

Operative System (Practical) 100 02

Discrete Mathematics (Practical) 100 02

Communication Skills (Practical) 100 02

Sem. Object Oriented Programming 100 02

II Microprocessor Architecture 100 02

Web Technologies 100 02

Computer Oriented Numerical and Statistical Methods 100 02

Green Computing 100 02

Object Oriented Programming (Practical) 100 02

Microprocessor Architecture (Practical) 100 02

Web technologies (Practical) 100 02

Computer Oriented Numerical and Statistical Methods (Practical) 100 02

Green Computing (Practical) 100 02

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Marks Credits

Sem.

III Python Programming 100 02

Data Structures 100 02

Computer Networks 100 02

Database Management Systems 100 02

Applied Mathematics 100 02

Python Programming (Practical) 100 02

Data Structures (Practical) 100 02

Computer Networks (Practical) 100 02

Database Management Systems (Practical) 100 02

Applied Mathematics (Practical) 100 02

Sem. Core Java 100 02

IV Introduction to Embedded Systems 100 02

Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques 100 02

Software Engineering 100 02

Computer Graphics and Animation 100 02

Core Java (Practical) 100 02

Introduction to Embedded Systems (Practical) 100 02

Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques (Practical) 100 02

Software Engineering (Practical) 100 02

Computer Graphics and Animation (Practical) 100 02

Sem. Software Project Management 100 02

V Internet of Things 100 02

Advanced Web Programming 100 02

Enterprise JAVA 100 02

Artificial Intelligence 100 02

Project Dissertation 100 02

Enterprise JAVA Practical 100 02

Internet of Things Practical 100 02

Advanced Web Programming Practical 100 02

Artificial Intelligence Practicals 100 02

Sem. Software Quality Assurance 100 02

VI Security in Computing 100 02

Business Intelligence 100 02

Principles of Geographic Information Systems 100 02

IT Service Management 100 02

Project Implementation 100 02

Security in Computing Practical 100 02

Business Intelligence Practical 100 02

Principles of Geographic Information Systems Practical 100 02

Advanced Mobile Programming 100 02

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

ABOUT THE COURSE

Biotechnology involves the advanced study of Biology and its processes for

development of a variety of technologies and products that contribute to improving

human lives

CAREER PROSPECTS

Industry - Pharma (Quality control and quality assurance, Marketing and sales,

Research and development, Pharmacovigilance and regulatory affairs) Food, Molecular

biology, agriculture, biofuels, Dietetics, Clinical research, Clinical data management,

Cosmetics and perfumes, Hospitals and pathology laboratories, Biostatistics,

Bioinformatics,

Non-Industry- Teaching, Research and Entrepreneurship.

SALIENT FEATURES

Recipient of STAR-DBT Grant

100% Results for the past 12 years! University Rank holder in 2006-07

Collaboration with Hi Media Laboratories for student enrichment and conduct of

activities under Star College Scheme

Teaching-Learning Collaborator: HBCSE (Homi Bhabha Centre for Science

Education) Trombay.

Undergraduate research activities under CUBE (HBCSE) and otherwise

Air-conditioned Laboratory, fully functional Animal Tissue Culture lab,

additional laboratory for activities under Star College Scheme.

Mentorship program for all students and Educational visits to research institutes

and industries. Guest lectures by subject experts are also organized.

Association activities like Seminar Presentation, Poster Making, Essay Writing,

Movie Screening and Quiz.

Disease Awareness Drives conducted in the neighboring schools and colleges.

OUR ALUMNI Our graduates from the past 12 years are either following their doctoral degrees (in

India/abroad) or working in the biotechnology/ pharmaceutical industry.

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty

Area of Interest

Ms. Vinaya Jategaonkar

(Coordinator)

Genetics and Immunology, Biochemistry

Ms. Shmilona Jain Biochemistry and Bioinstrumentation, Protein

chemistry

Ms. Geetanjali Harale Industrial & Molecular Biology, Biochemistry

Ms. Ankita Jadhav Cell biology and Industrial Biotechnology,

Animal tissue culture

Ms. Ketakee Dharmadhikari Life Science, Molecular Microbiology

Ms. Komal Kadam Life Science

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B.Sc Biotechnology

Total No. of Seats - 35

Eligibility

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Three year integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor of

Science (B.Sc.) must have passed Higher Secondary School Certificate examination (Std. XII) in science Stream

conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education with Mathematics and Statistics as one of

subject or its equivalent.

SYLLABUS

Semester I Marks Credits

1. Basic Chemistry I 100 2

2. Basic Chemistry II 100 2

3. Basic Life Science I : Biodiversity and Cell Biology 100 2

4. Basic Life Science II: Microbial Techniques 100 2

5. Biotechnology I: Introduction to Biotechnology 100 2

6. Biotechnology II: Molecular Biology 100 2


8. Practicals 300 6

Semester II

1. Chemistry II- Bioorganic Chemistry 100 2

2. Chemistry II- Physical Chemistry 100 2

3. Basic Life Science I: Physiology and Ecology 100 2

4. Basic Life Science II: Genetics 100 2

5. Biotechnology I: Tissue Culture & Scientific Writing 100 2

and Communication Skills

6. Biotechnology II: Enzymology, Immunology and Biostatistics 100 2


8. Practicals 300 6

Semester III

1. Paper I- Biophysics 100 2

2. Paper II- Applied Chemistry 100 2

3. Paper III-Immunology 100 2

4. Paper IV- Cell Biology and Cytogenetics 100 2

5. Paper V- Molecular Biology 100 2

6. Paper VI- Bioprocess technology 100 2

7. Paper VII- Research Methodology 100 2

8. Practicals 300 6

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Semester IV Marks Credits

1. Paper I-Biochemistry 100 2

2. Paper II- Applied Chemistry 100 2

3. Paper III- Medical Microbiology 100 2

4. Paper IV- Environment Biotechnology 100 2

5. Paper V- Bioinformatics and Biostatistics 100 2

6. Paper VI- Molecular Diagnostics 100 2

7. Paper VII - Entrepreneurship Development 100 2

8. Practicals 300 6

Semester V

1. Cell Biology (Theory) 100 2.5

2. Medical Microbiology and Instrumentation (Theory) 100 2.5

3. Genomes and Molecular Biology (Theory) 100 2.5

4. Marine Biotechnology (Theory) 100 2.5

5. Cell Biology + Medical Microbiology and Instrumentation (Practicals) 100 3

6. Genomes and Molecular Biology+ Marine Biotechnology (Practicals) 100 3

7. Biosafety (Theory) 100 2

8. Biosafety (Practicals) 100 2

Semester VI

1. Biochemistry (Theory) 100 2.5

2. Industrial Microbiology (Theory) 100 2.5

3. Pharmacology and Neurochemistry (Theory) 100 2.5

4. Environmental Microbiology (Theory) 100 2.5

5. Biochemistry+ Industrial Microbiology (Practicals) 100 3

Pharmacology and Neurochemistry+ Environmental 100 3

Microbiology (Practicals)

6. Agrobiotechnology (Theory) 100 2

7. Agrobiotechnology (Practicals) 100 2

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DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (BAF)

ACADEMICS

Whether one works as an executive or at entry level, the work environment now

demands broadened mindsets and qualifications for diverse positions. These 3 years

degree aims at creating for the students of University of Mumbai an additional avenue

of self- employment and also to benefit the industry by providing them with suitable

trained persons in the field of Accounting & Finance.


Industrial Visits- With an aim to go beyond academics, industrial visits are organized

for the students to provide students a practical perspective on the world of work.

Arvestus- Students of BAF organize an intercollegiate Academic event to showcase

their abilities and interact with students of other colleges.

BAF Association: It has been formed which includes various Academic activities for

the BAF students so as to enable them to learn beyond books.

TED Talks of Eminent Personalities to give an insight to students about such

personalities.

Guest Lectures: Department organizes seminars and guest lectures for the students.

Recent lectures were on GST, Mutual Funds: Interpretation of NAV, Mergers and

Acquisition

PROSPECTS AFTER BAF

B.A.F. is one of most paying career choices because not everyone knows what next to

do once it is over. So, here are some suitable career options students can choose after

completing their BAF degree are Chartered Accountancy (CA) Financial Risk Manager

(FRM), MBA (Finance), Chartered Finance Analyst (CFA), Company Secretary (CS)

STAFF PROFILE


CA Shanthilakshmi

Mudaliar

(Coordinator)

Auditing, Indirect Taxation, Cost Accounting,

Management Accounting, Business Ethics,

Corporate Governance.

Mr.Samarth Nebhani

Finance, Foundation Course, Commerce, Financial

Markets, Banking, Corporate governance & Ethics,

Management

Dr. Anu Agarwal All Papers of Accounting & Finance Mr. Girish Chandani All Papers of Accounting & Finance Ms. Avani Pandya All Papers of Accounting & Finance Ms. Ankita Singh All Papers of Accounting & Finance

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B.COM. (BACHELOR’S OF ACCOUNTING & FINANCE)

Total no. of seats 120

Eligibility: A candidate eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) Degree Course

shall have passed XIIth std. Examination of the Maharashtra State Board Of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education or

its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of reserved category) at one attempts. The

Course shall be a full – time course. The duration of the course shall be six semesters spread over three years.

Semester I

Revised subject (from 2018-19) Credits Core/Elective/Ability

Enhancement Course

Financial Accounting Paper (Element of Financial Accounting)-I 03 Elective*

Cost Accounting Paper-I (Introduction and Element of Cost) 03 Elective*

Financial Management (Introduction and financial Management)-I 03 Elective*

Business Communication 03 AEC

Foundation Couse Paper-I 02 SEC

Commerce (Business Environment)-I 03 Core

Business Economics Paper-I 03 Core

Semester II

Financial Accounting Paper (Special Accounting Areas) II 03 Elective*

Auditing Paper (Introduction & Planning for Audit) I 03 Elective*

Taxation Paper (Indirect Taxes Paper I) 03 Elective*

Business Communication II 03 AEC

Foundation Course Paper II 02 SEC

Business Law Paper (Business Regulatory) 03 Core

Business Mathematics 03 Core

Semester III (Any 3 Elective Courses)

Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas)-III 03 Elective*

Cost Accounting (Method of Costing)-II 03 Elective*

Auditing (Techniques of Auditing and Audit Procedures)-II 03 Elective*

Taxation-II (Direct Taxes Paper I) 03 Elective*

Principles & Practices of Banking 03 Elective*

Information Technology in Accountancy-I 02 AEC

Foundation Course in Commerce (Financial Market Operation)-III 03 SEC

Business Law (Business Regulatory Framework)-II 03 Core

Business Economics-II 03 Core

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Semester IV (Any 3 Elective Courses)

Financial Accounting (Special Accounting Areas)-IV 03 Elective*

Management Accounting (Introduction to Management Accounting) 03 Elective*

Auditing-III (Techniques of Auditing & Planning III) 03 Elective*

Taxation III 03 Elective*

Wealth Management 03 Elective*

Information Technology in Accountancy II 02 AEC

Foundation Courses in Management (Introduction to Management) IV 03 SEC

Business Law Paper (Company Law) III 03 Core

Research Methodology In Accountancy and Finance 03 Core

Semester V

Financial Accounting Paper - V 04 Core

Financial Accounting - VI 04 Core

Cost Accounting - III 03 Elective*

Financial Management - II 03 Elective*

Taxation - IV (Indirect Taxes - II) 03 Elective*

International Finance 03 Elective*

Management -II (Management Applications) 03 Elective*

Semester VI

Financial Accounting - VII 04 Core

Project Work-II 04 Core

Cost Accounting - IV 03 Elective*

Financial Management - III 03 Elective*

Taxation - V (Indirect Taxes- III) 03 Elective*

Security Analysis and Portfolio Management 03 Elective*

Economics Paper- III (Indian Economy) 03 Elective*

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DEPARTMENT OF BANKING & INSURANCE (B&I)

ACADEMICS

Bachelor of Commerce in Banking & Insurance provides an avenue from general education

to professional education. The three year (six semesters) BBI degree aims at preparing

students to exploit opportunities, continuously striving to provide a strong understanding of

fundamentals about Banking, Insurance & other financial services to the students by

Remedial Teaching for slow learners. We inculcate training, and practical approach, by

organizing industrial visits, Guest lectures and use modern technology in teaching the

students.


Industrial Visits- With an aim to go beyond academics, industrial visits are

organized for the students to provide students a practical perspective on the world

of work. Recent visits were Parle-G, Alok industries, Bombay Rayon, Nilkamal

ltd, NIBM, NIA.

Euphonity- An Annual Academic theme-based fest is organized every year by the

Banking and Insurance students at an intercollegiate level.

BITS CLUB - has been formed which includes various Academic activities for the

students so as to enable them to learn beyond books. Competitions like Mr. And

Ms. Fresher, Treasure Hunt through Whatsapp, banking quiz, etc. were organized

through BITS Club

Bank Nationalization Day- The wave of Bank Nationalization stunned the entire

Banking Industry and caught a caption in Indian economy. This day is celebrated

by organizing poster and ppt competitions.

Guest Lectures: Department organizes seminars and guest lecture for the students.

Recent Seminars were HR needs and Challenges, Green Banking, Transaction

transition in financial market.

PROSPECTS

Banking is defined as the business of dealing in money while insurance is the protection

against possible loss. Actuary sciences, auditing, financial counseling, claims examination

and policy processing are some fields that come under this. Apart from this Investment

Banking Analyst, Insurance claims adjuster, Credit Analyst, Insurance investigator.

STAFF PROFILE

Faculty Areas of Interest

Ms. Minal Gandhi (Coordinator) Accounts, Financial Market, Costing,

Taxation

Mrs. Sneha Mithbavkar Accounts, Quantitative Methods, Financial

Management

Mrs. Anusuya Yadav Law and Management Studies

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DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AND INSURANCE

Total Number of Seat 60

Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Insurance):

The Course shall be a full-time course. The duration of the course shall be six semesters spread over three years.

Eligibility (O.5209) : A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of commerce (Banking and

Insurance) Degree Course shall have passed XIIth Std. Examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher

Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of reserved

category) at one and the same sitting.

Student passing diploma in Administration Services (Commercial and Secretarial Practices) Conducted by Premila

Vithaldas polytechnic, S.N.D.T. Women University and eligible for admission to B.Com. (B & I)

Every candidate admitted to the Degree Course in the Constituent / affiliated colleges recognized institution, conducting

the course, shall have to register himself/herself with the University.

Students coming from University / Board other than Maharashtra must get eligibility for B.Com. (Banking & Insurance)

Admission Procedure: On the basis of aggregate marks at H.S.C

Semester I

Revised subject (from 2018-19) Credits Core/Elective/Ability Enhancement

Course (AEC)

Environment and Management of Financial Services 03 Elective*

Principles of Management 03 Elective*

Financial Accounting – I 03 Elective*

Business Communication – I 03 AEC

Foundation Course I 02 SEC

Business Economics – I 03 Core

Quantity Methods – I 03 Core

Semester II

Revised subject (from 2018-19) Credits Core/Elective/Ability Enhancement

Course (AEC)

Principle and Practices of Banking & Insurance 03 Elective*

Business Law 03 Elective*

Financial Accounting – II 03 Elective*

Business Communication – II 03 AEC

Foundation Course - II 02 SEC

Organizational Behaviour 03 Core

Quantitative Methods – II 03 Core

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Semester III


Enhancement Course (AEC)

Financial Reporting & Analysis (Corporate Banking & Insurance) 03 Elective*

Management Accounting 03 Elective*

Information Technology in Banking & Insurance – I 03 AEC

Foundation Course III 02 SEC

Financial Markets 03 Core

Direct Taxation 03 Core

Semester IV



Financial Management – II 03 Elective*

Costing Accounting 03 Elective*

Information Technology I Banking 7 Insurance – II 03 AEC

Foundation Course IV 02 SEC

Corporate & Securities Law 03 Core

Business Economics – III 03 Core

Semester V



International Business 04 Core

Research Methodology 04 AEC

Financial Reporting and Analysis (Corporate B & I) 03 Elective*

Auditing- I 03 Elective*

Strategic Management 03 Elective*

Financial Services management 03 Elective*

Semester VI

Security Analysis and Portfolio Management 03 Elective*

Auditing- II 03 Elective*

Human Resource Management 03 Elective*

Turn Around Management 03 Elective*

Central Banking 04 Core

Project Work 04 AEC

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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (BMS)

ACADEMICS

The BMS department is in the path of shaping itself into a centre for excellence in Marketing

as students imbibe in the marketing concepts in the classroom, experiment with its

implementation through innovative events and finally this helps them in landing themselves in

corporate jobs related to content marketing, social media marketing and corporate sales. The

student centric approach of the department has ensured highly successful and satisfied

stakeholders across spectrum from parents to students to recruiters


The department conducts an Annual Inter-collegiate “CONFLUENCE” shaping the skill

sets of the students in event management.

Student led innovative teaching methodology is adopted through events such as: Biz

Dramatiz, Investor’s Summit, Jugaad, Rural Haat,BMS Premier League, India 1990-2020.

Student volunteer for social work and conduct an annual event SEWA (social

entrepreneurship & Welfare activity) to collect money for charity.

Add on course enriches the curriculum and prepares the students for corporate world.

Excellent placement opportunities (Highest package of 4 lakhs per annum in 2019

batch)

Illustrious Alumni who are pursuing higher education in world class university in US

and Australia.

Subject specific Industrial Visit to automobile industry like Mercedes Benz and

Volkswagen& Guest lectures to compliment regular course work.

Knowledge Club is the in-house activity club which organizes quiz, debate, GDs Other

activities makes the department come alive on the day to day basis. Encourages student

research and Community programs.

Industrial projects are given to expose students to the business world

PROSPECTS

By graduating in management studies, you can look forward to the following

Roles in the corporate sector: Social Media executive, Content developer, Customer

Relationship Managers, Event Marketers, Operations and Systems Manager, Sales and

Marketing Executive, Administration and Operations, Human Resource Management and

Development

STAFF PROFILE


Dr. (Mrs) Mahalakshmi Sankar

(Coordinator)

Marketing, CRM, Rural Marketing, Business

Research, Event Marketing, Retail Management.

Mrs. Kanthi Viswanath MBA(Finance), NET Business communication,

Strategic Management, Business Ethics

Mr. Chirag Pagaria Economics, Branding, CRM

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FACULTY OF COMMERCE

(Bachelor of Management Studies) FIRST YEAR B.M.S.


Seats Reserved 45% for Commerce

25% for Arts

25% for Science

& 5% others.

Eligibility:

a. Secured Minimum 45% marks at the H.S.C Examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher

Secondary Education Pune, or its equivalent for the General Category (at First attempt) and Minimum 40% marks

for the reserved category (at first attempt) b. Students passing Diploma in Administration Services (Commercial and Secretarial Practices) conducted by

Premila Vithaldas Polytechnic, S.N.D.T. Women’s University are eligible for admission to F.Y.B.M.S. c. A candidate for being eligible for admission to the B.M.S. degree course shall have passed XII

th Std. Examination

of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination or diploma in any

engineering branches with two years or three years or four years duration after S.S.C. conducted by the Board of

Technical Education, Maharashtra State or equivalent examination

Admission Procedure: On the basis of aggregate marks at H.S.C.

STRUCTURE FOR B.M.S. CURRICULUM

Semester I Marks Credits

1. Introduction to Financial Accounts 100 3 2. Business Law 100 3 3. Business Statistics 100 3

4. Business communication – I 100 3 5. Foundation of Human Skills 100 3 6. Economics – I 100 3 7. Foundation Course – I 100 2

Semester II

1. Principles of Marketing 100 3

2. Industrial Law 100 3 3. Business Mathematics 100 3 4. Business Communication – II 100 3 5. Business Environment 100 3

6. Principles of Management 100 3 7. Foundation Course – Value Education and Soft Skill – II 100 2

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Semester III

1. Information Technology in Business Management 100 3

2. Environmental Management 100 2 3. Business Mathematics 100 3 4. Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Decisions 100 3 5. Strategic Management 100 3 6. Consumer Behaviour 100 3 7. Advertising 100 3

Semester IV

1. Information Technology in Business Management – II 100 3 2. Business Economics – II 100 3 3. Business Research Methods 100 3

4. Ethics & Governance 100 2 5. Production & Total Quality Management 100 3 6. Integrated Marketing Communication & Advertising 100 3 7. Event Marketing 100 3

Semester V

1. Logistics & Supply Chain Management 100 3 2. Corporate Communication & Public relations 100 3 3. Service Marketing 100 3 4. E – Commerce & Digital Marketing 100 3 5. Sales & Distribution Management 100 3 6. Customer Relationship Management 100 3

Semester VI

1. Operation Research 100 3 2. Project Work 100 3 3. Brand Management 100 3

4. Retail Management 100 3 5. International Marketing 100 3 6. Media Marketing & Management 100 3

The college offers only marketing electives for second- and third-year students.

Retail Management OR Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management OR Economics

PROJECT IS AT THE END OF SEM V

Retail management is compulsory subject is Sem VI and Investment and Portfolio Management is the optional subject offered.

The choice of subjects will depend upon merit and the availability of requisite student Members.

R.4163 (ii)Total number of lectures per theory paper shall be a minimum of 50 and a Maximum of 55, each of 50 minutes duration.

R.4164 (iii) For Projects, the teacher shall initially engage about 5 lectures for orientation. The students shall have to do field visit

data collection and analyse the same. Before the report is finalized the students shall present their findings to the

faculty wherein the faculty shall provide guidelines for finalization of the same.

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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL MARKETS (BFM)

ACADEMICS

Financial Markets is a three year undergraduate course introduced by the

Mumbai University in 2008 to cater to the demand of professionals for the growing

financial markets. The department has a unique way of executing the course

curriculum given by the university. The teaching learning mechanism has always

been student centric with special care taken to develop their knowledge base,

personality and skill development.

CO- CURRICULAR

ACTIVITIES

Industrial Visits- With an aim to go beyond academics, industrial visits are

organized for the students to provide students a practical perspective on the world of

work.

Niraya- Students of BFM organize an intercollegiate Academic event to showcase

their abilities and interact with students of other colleges at intercollegiate level.

Saudagiri – A mock stock market activity where students get an opportunity to get

an insight of stock market

Social Extension Activities- Department also conducts social extension activities

for the society the recent one is Financial Literacy program.

Guest Lectures- Department organizes seminars and guest lectures for the students.

BSE/NSE Visit-The students visit these stock exchange to understand the pulse of

stock market and have experience of live trading terminals.

Add-on Course- The students have the opportunity to complete certification courses

along with their regular degree to improve their competency in the job market.

PROSPECTS AFTER

BFM

Currently, the financial market in India is growing at a much faster pace than any

other sector. Demand for skilled people is also increasing widening the prospect of

graduates with suitable knowledge to flourish in this field. Career Opportunities

are Portfolio Manager, Foreign Exchange Management, Equity Analyst, Credit

Analyst, Banker, Stock Broker, Insurance, CA/Cost and Work

Accountant/Company Secretary

STAFF PROFILE


Mrs. Sangeeta Bhattacharya

(Coordinator)

Economic Affairs, Financial Markets

Dr. Vaishnavi Bagul Accounts, Quantitative Methods

Ms. Ekta Singh Financial Markets, Management Studies

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B.Com. – Financial Markets

Total Number of seats 60

Eligibility (O): A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Financial

Markets) Degree Course shall have passed XIIth Std. Examination of the Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary & Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in

aggregate (40% in case of reserved category) at one and the same sitting.

Admission Procedure: On the basis of aggregate marks at H.S.C.

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets):

The course shall be a full-time course. The duration of the course shall be six semesters spread over three

years.

Every candidate admitted to the Degree Course in the Constituent / Affiliated colleges recognized institution,

conducting the course, shall have to register himself / herself with the University. Students coming from

University / Board other than Maharashtra must get eligibility for B.Com. (Financial Markets)

Syllabus

First Year: Semester I Marks Credits

1. Financial Accounting- 1 100 3

2. Introduction to Financial System 100 3

3. Business Mathematics 100 3

4. Business Communication- 1 100 3

5. Business Environment 100 3

6. Business Economics- 1 100 3

7. Foundation Course- 1 100 2

First Year: Semester II

1. Financial Accounting –II 100 3

2. Principal of Management 100 3

3. Business Statistics 100 3

4. Business Communication –II 100 3

5. Environment Science 100 3

6. Computer Skills –II 100 3

7. Foundation Course –II 100 2

Second Year: Semester III

1. Debt Markets-1 100 3

2. Equity Markets-1 100 3

3. Commodities Markets 100 3

4. Taxation 100 3

5. Management Accounting 100 3

6. Business Law-1 100 3

7. Money Market 100 2

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Second Year: Semester IV

1. Debt Markets-2 100 3

2. Equity Markets-2 100 3

3. Commodities Derivatives 100 3

4. Computers in Investment 100 3

5. Corporate Finance 100 3

6. Business Law-2 100 3

7. Foreign Exchange Markets 100 2

Third Year: Semester V

1. Financial Derivatives 100 3

2. Organizational Behaviour 100 3

3. Marketing for Financial services 100 3

4. Financial Analysis and Business Valuation 100 3

5. Corporate Restructuring 100 3

6. Project Work-I 100 3

Third Year: Semester VI

1. Venture Capital and Private Equity 100 3

2. Mutual Fund Management 100 3

3. Strategic Corporate Finance 100 3

4. Security Analysis & Portfolio Management 100 3

5. Corporate Restructuring 100 3

6. Project Work-II 100 3

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FEE STRUCTURE

General Fees Structure (Self-Financing Courses Section) Fees Structure for A.Y. 2019 – 20

BMM (Bachelor’s of Mass Media)

Particulars F.Y.B.M.M. S.Y.B.M.M. T.Y.B.M.M.

1 Tuition Fees 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00

2 Library Fees 300.00 300.00 300.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00

4 Other Fees /Extra-Curricular Activity 250.00 250.00 250.00

5 Examination Fees 2057.00 2057.00 2057.00

6 Enrolment Fees / Registration Fees 220.00 0.00 0.00

7 Disaster Relief Fund 10.00 10.00 10.00

8 Admission Processing 200.00 200.00 200.00

9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00 250.00

10 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00

11 ID & Library Card Fee 50.00 50.00 50.00

12 Group Insurance Fees 40.00 40.00 40.00

13 Students Welfare Fund 50.00 50.00 50.00

14 Development Fees 500.00 500.00 500.00

15 Vice Chancellor's Fund 20.00 20.00 20.00

16 Univ. Sports & Cultural Activities 30.00 30.00 30.00

17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

19 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00

20 NSS Registration Fees 10.00 10.00 10.00

21 Computer Practicals 1000.00 1000.00 1000.00

22 Laboratory Fees 1000.00 1000.00 1000.00

23 Alumni Association 25.00 25.00 25.00

24 Project Fees 0.00 0.00 500.00

25 University Convocation Fee 0.00 0.00 250.00

26 Caution Money Deposit 150.00 0.00 0.00

27 Library Deposit 250.00 0.00 0.00

28 Laboratory Deposit 400.00 0.00 0.00

29 Forms & Prospectus 0.00 100.00 100.00

TOTAL 17392.00 16472.00 17222.00


** Rs. 500/- for 100 marks Project Rs. 100/- for 20 marks Project & Proportionately otherwise which will be collected later on

***Document verification Fee Rs. 400/- applicable to Eligibility Students.

****Additional amount not exceeding Rs 2500/- shall be payable by every student towards tuition fees & utility fees.

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B.Sc (Information Technology)

Particulars F.Y.B.Sc.(IT) S.Y.B.Sc.(IT) T.Y.B.Sc.(IT)

1 Tuition Fees 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00

2 Library Fees 1200.00 1200.00 1200.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00


5 Examination Fees (Both Sem) 2057.00 2057.00 2057.00



8 Admission Processing Fee 200.00 200.00 200.00

9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00 250.00

10 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00







17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

19 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00



22 Laboratory Fees 6000.00 6000.00 6000.00


24 Project Fees 1000.00 1000.00 1900.00


26 Document Verification Fees ** ** **





TOTAL 24292.00 24272.00 26422.00


**Document verification Fee Rs. 400/- applicable to Eligibility Students.

***Additional amount not exceeding Rs 2500/- shall be payable by every student towards tuition fees & utility fees.

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B.Sc (Bachelor’s of Biotechnology)

Particulars F.Y.B.Sc.(BT) S.Y.B.Sc.(BT) T.Y.B.Sc.(BT)

1 Tuition Fees 16000.00 18000.00 20000.00

2 Library Fees 600.00 600.00 600.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00

4 Other Fees /Extra Curricular Activity 250.00 250.00 250.00





9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00 250.00

10 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00







17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

19 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00



22 Laboratory Fees * 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00


24 Project Fees 2000.00 2000.00 2000.00






TOTAL 28642.00 30172.00 32422.00



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B.Sc (Bachelor’s of Computer Science)

Particulars F.Y.B.Sc.(CS) S.Y.B.Sc.(CS) T.Y.B.Sc.(CS)

1 Tuition Fees 16000.00 18000.00 20000.00

2 Library Fees 600.00 600.00 600.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00






9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00 250.00

10 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00






16 University Sports & Cultural Activities 30.00 30.00 30.00

17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

19 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00



22 Laboratory Fees 3000.00 3000.00 3000.00


24 Project Fees 2000.00 2000.00 2000.00






TOTAL 28642.00 30172.00 32422.00



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T.Y B.Sc. (Bachelor’s of Mathematics)

Particulars T.Y.B.Sc

(Mathematics)

1 Tuition Fees 12000.00

2 Library Fees 500.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00

4 Other Fees /Extra Curricular Activity Fees 250.00

5 Disaster Relief Fund 10.00

6 Examination Fees 2057.00

7 Admission Processing 200.00

8 Utility Fees 250.00

9 Magazine Fees 100.00

10 ID & Library Card Fee 50.00

11 Group Insurance Fees 40.00

12 Students Welfare Fund 50.00

13 Development Fees 500.00

14 Vice Chancellor's Fund 20.00

15 Univ. Sports & Cultural Activities 30.00

16 E-Charges 20.00

17 E-Suvidha 50.00

18 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00

19 NSS Registration Fees 10.00

20 Computer Practicals 1000.00

21 Laboratory Fees 1200.00

22 Alumni Association 25.00

23 University Convocation Fee 250.00

24 Caution Money Deposit 0.00

25 Library Deposit 0.00

26 Laboratory Deposit 400.00

27 Forms & Prospectus Fees 100.00

TOTAL 19522.00




** Rs. 500/- for 100 marks Project Rs. 100/- for 20 marks Project & Proportionately otherwise which will be collected later

on

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BMS (Bachelor’s of Management Studies)

No Particulars F.Y.B.M.S. S.Y.B.M.S. T.Y.B.M.S.

1 Tuition Fees 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00

2 Library Fees 300.00 300.00 300.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00






9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00 250.00

10 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00







17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

19 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00



22 Laboratory Fees 1000.00 1000.00 1000.00


24 Project Fees 0.00 0.00 500.00

25 University Convocation fee 0.00 0.00 250.00





TOTAL 17392.00 16472.00 17222.00




** Rs. 500/- for 100 marks Project Rs. 100/- for 20 marks Project & Proportionately otherwise which will be collected

later on

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B.Com (Bachelor’s of Banking & Insurance)

Particulars FYBBI SYBBI TYBBI

1 Tuition Fees 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00

2 Library Fees 600.00 600.00 600.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00






9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00 250.00

10 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00







17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

19 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00



22 Laboratory Fees 1000.00 1000.00 1000.00


24 Project Fees 0.00 0.00 1000.00






TOTAL 18692.00 16772.00 18022.00





later on

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B.Com (Bachelor’s of Financial Market)

Particulars FYBFM SYBFM TYBFM

1 Tuition Fees 10000.00 10000.00 10000.0

2 Library Fees 600.00 600.00 600.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00






9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00 250.00

10 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00







17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

19 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00



22 Laboratory Fees 1000.00 1000.00 1000.00


24 Project Fees 0.00 0.00 1000.00






TOTAL 17692.00 16772.00 18022.0





later on

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B.Com (Bachelor’s of Accounting & Finance)

Particulars FYBAF SYBAF TYBAF

1 Tuition Fees 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00

2 Library Fees 600.00 600.00 600.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00 400.00

4 Other Fees /Extra Curricular Activity 250.00 250.00 250.00





9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00 250.00

10 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00 100.00






16 University Sports & Cultural Activities 30.00 30.00 30.00

17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00

19 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00



22 Laboratory Fees 1000.00 1000.00 1000.00


24 Project Fees 0.00 0.00 1000.00






TOTAL 17692.00 16772.00 18022.00





later on

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Freeship / Scholarship (Self-Financing Courses Section) Fees Structure for A.Y. 2019 – 20

For (BMM /BMS /B&I/ F.M/ B&F/ B.Sc (I.T.)/ B.Sc.(B.T.)/ B.Sc.(C.S)/ T.Y B.Sc Maths)

Sr.

No. Particulars F.Y. S.Y. T.Y.



3 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00 50.00







10 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00 10.00



13 Fees & Prospectus 0.00 100.00 100.00

TOTAL 2522.00 2622.00 2872.00


Rs. 500/- for 100 marks Project Rs. 100/- for 20 marks Project & Proportionately otherwise which will

be collected later on.


***Additional amount not exceeding Rs 2500/- shall be payable by every student towards tuition fees

& utility fees.


(Any further clarification obtained from the govt. will be communicated appropriately.)

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POST GRADUATE COURSES (SELF- FINANCING)

M. Sc. (Microbiology): The details are as given below: -

Coordinator - Dr. Nagesh Malik

Total Number of Seats – 10

Out of the 10 seats 7 admissions are made by the University Centralized admission process.

Admission to the remaining 3 seats is made by the college as per merit and given to student who have

graduated from this college.

Subject: M.Sc. Microbiology Syllabus and Course details

Semester Paper Paper title Marks Credit Point

Theory Practical

I* I Cell Biology and Virology 150 4 2

II Microbial Genetics 150 4 2

III Microbial Biochemistry 150 4 2

IV Medical Microbiology and Research Methodology 150 4 2

II* I Cell Biology and Virology 150 4 2

II Microbial Genetics 150 4 2

III Microbial Biochemistry 150 4 2

IV Medical Microbiology and Immunology 150 4 2

III I Tools & Technique: Research Methodology 150 4 2

II Food Microbiology 150 4 2

III Advances in Biotechnology 150 4 2

IV Applied and Environmental Microbiology 150 4 2

IV I Tools & Technique: bimolecular Analysis 150 4 2

II Pharmaceutical Microbiology 150 4 2

III Advances in Biotechnology 150 4 2

IV Applied and Environment Monitoring and

Management

150 4 2

*M.Sc. Part I (Sem. I and Sem. II) Syllabus will be revised in A.Y. 2019-20

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M.Sc CHEMISTRY

M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic)/M.Sc. Chemistry (analytical):-

Admission M.Sc. Chemistry (analytical):- Admissions done by the college as per merit

Coordinator – Dr. Mary Stephen

Total Number of Seats – 10

Subject: M.SC. Chemistry Syllabus and Course details

Semester Paper Paper title Marks Credit

Point

Thr Prac

I & II I Physical Chemistry 150 4 2

II Inorganic Chemistry 150 4 2

III Organic Chemistry 150 4 2

IV Analytical Chemistry 150 4 2

III I Quality in Analytical Chemistry 150 4 2

(Analytical

Chemistry)

II Advance Instrumental Techniques 150 4 2

III Environmental & Certain Industrially important

material

150 4 2

IV Pharmaceutical, Biochemical and Organic

Analysis

150 4 2

III I Theoretical Organic Chemistry-I 150 4 2

(Organic II Synthetic Organic chemistry- I 150 4 2

Chemistry) III Nature Product & Spectroscopy-I 150 4 2

IV Medicinal & Bio organic Chemistry 150 4 2

IV I Quality in Analytical Chemistry 150 4 2

(Analytical II Advance Instrumental Technique 150 4 2

Chemistry) III Environmental and Certain Industrially Important 150 4 2

IV Pharmaceutical, Biochemical and Organic

Analysis

150 4 2

IV I Theoretical Organic Chemistry-II 150 4 2

(Organic II Synthetic Organic Chemistry-II 150 4 2

Chemistry) III Natural Products & Spectroscopy-II 150 4 2

IV Medicinal & Bio organic & Green Chemistry-II 150 4 2

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M.Com ACCOUNTANCY & M.Com. MANAGEMENT

Coordinator - Dr. (Mrs.) Varsha Ganatra: M. Com, SET, PhD.

Total Number of Seats-60

Admission to the M. Com course will be on the basis of merit at the graduation examination.

Eligibility:

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Master of Commerce Course, shall have passed the

examination for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce of this University. (Three Years)

M.COM MANAGEMENT/ACCOUNTANCY

Semester I Marks Credit

Strategic Management 100 6

Economic for Business Decision 100 6

Cost and Management Accounting 100 6

Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility 100 6

Semester II

Research Methodology for Business 100 6

Macro Economics concepts & Applications 100 6

Corporate Finance 100 6

E-Commerce 100 6

M.Com Accountancy

Semester III

Project Work-I (Compulsory) 100 6

Advanced Financial Accounting 100 6

Direct Tax 100 6

Advanced Auditing 100 6

Semester IV

Project Work-II (Compulsory) 100 6

Corporate Financial Accounting 100 6

Indirect Tax-Introduction of Goods and Service Tax 100 6

Financial Management 100 6

M. Com Management

Semester III

Project Work-I (Compulsory) 100 6

Human Resource Management 100 6

Entrepreneurial Management 100 6

Marketing Strategies and Practice 100 6

Semester IV

Project Work-II (Compulsory) 100 6

Supply chain management & Logistics 100 6

Advertising & Sales Management 100 6

Retail Management 100 6

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M.A. PSYCHOLOGY

Staff Profile: -

Ms. Arpita Sarkar: (Industrial Psychology)

Mr. Ankeet Gokkalgandhi (Psychology)

The Students shall have to study at least a total of 16 Courses in four semesters over the 2 years to

obtain 100 credits for MA degree Course.

Syllabus for Semester I Credits

Personality Psychology 4

Research Methodology for Psychology 4

Statistics for Psychology 4

Psychology of Cognition and Emotion 4

Experimental Psychology Practical’s 8

Syllabus for Semester II

Evolutionary Psychology 4

Intervention System in Psychology 4

Multiculturalism: Theory and Practices 4

Positive Psychology 4

Psychology Testing and Psychometrics Practical’s 8

Syllabus for Semester III

Assessment in Clinical Psychology 4

Psychology across lifespan 4

Psychotherapy 4

Advanced skills and processes of Counselling and Psychotherapy 4

Personality Disorder: Theory, Assessment and Intervention 8

Practicum In Clinical Psychology

Syllabus for Semester IV

Application Of Neuropsychology For Health Management 4

Peace Psychology 4

Project 16

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M.A. PUBLIC RELATIONS

Staff Profile:

Dr. (Mrs.) Shikha Dutta: M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., P.G. Dip. In Edu. Mgt., Ph.D. (Coordinator)

Email: [email protected]

The department of Bachelors of Mass Media has introduced a University affiliated Post Graduate Degree

Course- M.A in Public Relations, from the academic year 2014-15. The duration of the course is 2 years

divided into 4 semesters. The scheme of the course and detailed syllabus is as follows:

SCHEME OF COURSES AND DETAILED SYLLABUS

Semester I

Course Name of Course Teaching Term work

Code A. Core Courses Hours* Learning hours Credits

PR01 Public Relations Theory and Practice 48 180 6

PR02 Media Relations and Media Writing 48 180 6

PR03 Introduction to Organizational 48 180 6

Behavior and HR policies

PR04 Research in Public Relations-I 48 180 6

Total 192 720 24

Course Name of Course Term work

Code B. Elective Courses Learning hours Credits

CJ02 Ethics 180 6

CJ04 Media Criticism 180 6

Total 360 12

Semester II

Course Name of Course Teaching

hours*

Term work

Code A. Core Courses Learning Hours* Credits

PR05 Public Relations Campaigns 48 180 6

PR06 Research in Public Relations-II 48 180 6

PR07 New Media and Technologies in Public Relations 48 180 6

PR08 Media Laws 48 180 6

Total 192 720 24

Course Name of Course Team work

Code B. Elective Courses Learning Credits

CJ10 Introduction to Television Studies 180 6

CJ11 Introduction to Film Studies 180 6

Total 360 12

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Semester -III

Course Name of Course Teaching hours*

Team Work

Code Core Course Learning hour Credits

PR09 Public Relation in the 48 180 6

Private and Public Sector

PR10 Role of Finance in Public Relation 48 180 6

PR11 Media Management 48 180 6

PR12 Media Advocacy 48 180 6

Total 192 720 24

Course Name of course Teamwork

Code Elective Course Learning Hour Credits

Cj23 Advertising Communication and Management 180 6

Cj27 Media and Culture 180 6

Total 360 12

Semester –IV

Semester IV involve continuous evaluation of dissertation of the learners. The teaching hours per faculty

would be 180 hours, learning hours would be 720 hours, and the number of credits awarded for the

dissertation would be minimum 24.

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General Fees Structure (Self-Financing Courses Section)

POST GRADUATE COURSES

Fees Structure for A.Y. 2019 – 20

M.Sc. By Paper (Microbiology / Organic / Analytical Chemistry)

Particulars Part I Part II

1 Tuition Fees 15000.00 15000.00

2 Library Fees 1000.00 1000.00

3 Gymkhana Fees 400.00 400.00

4 Other Fees /Extra-Curricular Activity Fees 250.00 250.00

5 Examination Fees 3027.00 3027.00

6 Registration Fees 1025.00 0.00

6 Disaster Relief Fund 10.00 10.00

7 Admission Processing 200.00 200.00

8 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00

9 Magazine Fees 100.00 100.00

10 ID & Library Card Fee 50.00 50.00

11 Group Insurance Fees 40.00 40.00

12 Students Welfare Fund 50.00 50.00

13 Development Fees 500.00 500.00

14 Vice Chancellor's Fund 20.00 20.00

15 Univ. Sports & Cultural Activities 30.00 30.00

16 E-Charges 20.00 20.00

17 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00

18 NSS Ekak Yojana 10.00 10.00

19 NSS Registration Fees 10.00 10.00

20 Computer Practicals 500.00 500.00

21 Laboratory Fees 15000.00 15000.00

22 Alumni Association 25.00 25.00

23 University Convocation 0.00 250.00

24 Caution Money Deposit 150.00 0.00

25 Library Deposit 250.00 0.00

26 Laboratory Deposit 400.00 0.00

27 Ashvamedha Fee 20.00 20.00

28 Forms & Prospectus 0.00 100.00

TOTAL 38387.00 36912.00

*Document verification Fee Rs. 400/- applicable to Eligibility Students.

**Additional amount not exceeding Rs 2500/- shall be payable by every student towards tuition fees & utility fees.

*** Rs. 500/- for 100 marks Project Rs. 100/- for 20 marks Project & Proportionately otherwise which will be

collected later on *Fees are subject to modification as per University rule.

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M.Com (Accountancy/Business Management)


1 Tuition Fees 6000.00 6000.00

2 Library Fees 1000.00 1000.00


4 Other Fees / Extra Curricular Activity Fee 250.00 250.00





9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00








17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00




22 Project Fees 600.00 600.00


24 University Convocation Fee 0.00 250.00





TOTAL 15387.00 14512.00

*Rs. 500/- for 100 marks Project Rs. 100/- for 20 marks Project & Proportionately otherwise which will be collected later on.

**Fees are subject to modification as per University rule.



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M.A. (Psychology)


1 Tuition Fees 10000.00 10000.00

2 Library Fees 1000.00 1000.00







9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00








17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00





23 Lab Fees 4000.00 4000.00







TOTAL 22887.00 21412.00






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M.A. (Public Relations)


1 Tuition Fees 40000.00 40000.00

2 Library Fees 1000.00 1000.00







9 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00








17 E-Charges 20.00 20.00

18 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00





23 Project Fees 2000.00 2000.00






29 Sale of Forms and Prospectus 0.00 100.00

TOTAL 50687.00 49412.00



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M.Sc. (By Research)

Particulars First Year Following Year

1 Tuition Fees 3000.00 3000.00

2 Library Fees 1000.00 1000.00


4 Other Fees / Extra Curricular Activity Fees 250.00 250.00



7 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00








15 E-Charges 20.00 20.00

16 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00




20 Laboratory Fees 10000.00 10000.00







TOTAL 17835.00 17135.00




****Additional amount not exceeding Rs 2500/- shall be payable by every student towards tuition fees & utility fees

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Ph.D. (Physics/Chemistry/Microbiology)

Particulars First Year Following Year

1 Tuition Fees 4000.00 4000.00

2 Library Fees 1000.00 1000.00


4 Other Fees /Extra Curricular Activity Fees 250.00 250.00



7 Utility Fees 250.00 250.00








15 E-Charges 20.00 20.00

16 E-Suvidha 50.00 50.00




20 Laboratory Fees 12000.00 12000.00







TOTAL 20335.00 19635.00





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Freeship / Scholarship (Self-Financing Courses Section)



(M.Sc. I & II) By Papers & (M.Com. I & II)

Sr.

No. Particulars Part I Part II













TOTAL 3462.00 3812.00






(Any further clarification obtained from the govt. will be communicated appropriately.)

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CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION

REFUND OF FEES

A) UNDER GRADUATE AIDED AND SELF-FINANCING COURSES

The candidates who have taken admission in under graduate courses in Govt. colleges in Govt. aided

and unaided courses conducted by affiliated colleges, and recognized Institutions may request for

refund of fees after applying in writing for cancellation of their admission to the course. The refund o

fees as applicable shall be made on or before 30th day after the date of cancellation and thereafter

percentage of fee for the course shall be refunded to the candidate after deducting charges as follows:

TABLE I – Fee deduction on cancellation of admission period and percentage of deduction charges.

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

Prior to

commencement

Of academic term

and instruction of

the course.

Upto 20 Days

after the

commencement

of academic term

of the course.

From 21st day

upto day after the

commencement

of academic term

of the course.

From 51st Day

to 80 Days after

the

commencement

of academic

term of the

course

From

September

1st to

September

30th

After 30th

September

Deducti

on

Charges

Rs 500/- Lump

sum

20% of the total

amount of fees

30% of the total

amount of fees

50% of the total

amount of fees

60% of the

total amount

of fees

100% of the

total amount

of fees

NOTE : The total amount considered for the refund of fees from the commencement of

academic term of the course includes the following:

1. All the fee 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).

2. The fee charged towards group insurance and all fee components to be paid as University

share (including Vice-Chancellor fund, University fee for sports and cultural activities, E

charge, disaster management fund, exam fee and Enrolment fee) are non-refundable if

payment is made by the college prior to the date of cancellation.

3. Fee collected for Identity card and Library card, admission form and prospectus,

enrolment and any other course specific fee are not refundable after the commencement of

the academic term.

4. All refundable deposits (Laboratory, Caution Money and Library etc.) shall be fully

returned at the time of cancellation.

Refund Cheque will be issued A/c payee in the name of the student.

Provided that wherever admissions are made through centralized admission process for professional and/or

for any other courses by other competent Authorities, the Refund Rules are applicable if specified by such

authorities (as per the rules of relevant agencies) for the Ist year admission. In case of admission to

subsequent years of the course, O.2859 is applicable for cancellation of admission.

Provided further that this refund rules is con current with the rules and guidelines of other professional

statutory bodies appointed for admission for relevant courses.

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B) M.Sc. (Microbiology) / M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic) / M.Sc. Chemistry (Analytical) /

M.Sc. Micro. & Chem. By Research & Ph.D. students, / M.A. (PR) & M.A. Psychology.

Students cancelling their admission will be entitled to receive the refund of Semester fees paid

after deduction of the amount as indicated below: -

The date of admission will be counted as first day

Time of Cancellation Amount to be deducted

Up to 10th day from the date of admission Rs. 500/-

From 11th day of admission to 60th day 20% of the total fees

From 61st day of admission to 90th day 30% of the total fees

From 91st day of admission to extension 120 days 50% of the total fees

After 120 days of admission No refund (Only Deposits will be refunded)

The registration fees once paid for the PG course will not be refunded for any reason.

The Tuition fee paid by the candidate for the course in which he/she is registered as a PG student

will be refunded to him/her if he/she leaves the said course without attending any lectures, seminars

or practical, subject to a deduction of 25% of the tuition fee. The application by the candidate for

such refund will only be entertained if it is received by the Principal/Registrar/Head of Department

within Fifteen days of the date of commencement of the lectures of the academic year in which the

fees is paid.

The Tuition fee paid by the candidate for the course in which he/she is registered as a PG student

will be refunded to him/her if he/she leaves the said course and joins another course of this

University for which he/she is registered as a PG student will be refunded to him/her if he/she

leaves the said course and joins another course of this university for which he/she applied at the

same University admission is made later, subject to a deduction of 25% of the tuition fee.

C) For M.Com Accountancy & M.Com Management

Students cancelling their admission will be entitled to receive the refund of Semester fees paid

after deduction of the amount as indicated below: -

The date of admission will be counted as first day

Time of Cancellation Amount to be deducted

Up to 10th day from the date of admission Rs. 250/-

From 11th day of admission to 60th day Rs. 1000/-

From 61st day of admission to 90th day Rs. 2000/-

From 91st day of admission to extension 120

days

No refund (Only Deposits will be

refunded)

Note – Refund of fees are subject to modification as per the University Rules.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

RIGHT TO INFORMATION

I) The following officers of the VES College of Arts, Science and Commerce have been designated as:

Appellate Authority:

Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Anita Kanwar

V.E.S. College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Sindhi Society, Chembur, Mumbai, 71.

Phone: 25227470 / 25277791 Ext: 201

Timing: 11:00 am to 01:00 pm (Monday - Friday)

E-mail: [email protected]

Information Officer:

Mrs. Radha Kamavaram (Aided Courses)


Phone: 25227470 / 25277791 Ext: 209


Timing: 11:00 am to 01:00pm (Monday - Friday)

Assistant Information Officer:

Ms. Rita Vazirani (Self-Financing Courses)


Phone: 25227470 / 25284132 Ext: 206


Timing: 11:00 am to 01:00pm (Monday - Friday)

II) Our College is an English Medium College hence the instructions in all the subjects are

imparted through English language only. At the F. Y. and S. Y. examinations, students must write

their answers in English only. No students will be permitted to write answers in any other language.

At the third-year university exam, students may write answers in any language that is permitted by

the University at their own risk.

III) Arrangement of Terms

First Term - 06/06/2019- 24/10/2019

Second Term - 15/11/2019- 02/05/2020

Mid Term Break - 02/09/2019- 07/09/2019

Winter Break - 26/12/2019- 01/01/2020

Both Days

Included

mailto:[email protected]



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IV) College Timings:

Morning Session Day Session

7:30 am to 11:10 am 11:30 am onwards

F.Y, S.Y, T.Y B.A F.Y B.Com

BMS, BMM, B&I, BFM BAF

Schedules for practical’s and tutorials wherever applicable will be notified separately.

Science: - 7:30 am.to 5:00 pm.

V) Holidays: -

The college will remain closed on Sundays and all public holidays as declared by the Government of

Maharashtra and on such other days as the Principal declare from time to time.

VI) College Scholarships and Prizes:

1. Students who secure the highest marks in the college exams or in the University exams will be awarded

Academic Proficiency prize by the College.

2. Special incentive prizes will be given to students who secure an 'O Grade" in both the semesters at the

F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. levels of all the undergraduate courses and also with an overall 'O Grade' at the

Post-graduate courses.

3. V. S. Rajan Merits Scholarship to be awarded to the B.M.S. Student who stands overall first in the

college at the 3rd year B.M.S. University Examinations.

4. Shyamlal Damani award to be given to physically handicapped students for his/her creative

skills/Commendable academic performance.

5. Shri Mahavirprasad G. Saraf Best Student Award: The Best Student Award is the most prestigious

award of our institution. "Ghanshyamdas Saraf Memorial Rolling Trophy" along with a Trophy from

the College and a cash prize is given to the 'Best Student'

Criteria for the Selection of Awardee

a) Only T.Y. students are eligible for the Best Student Award

b) The top 10% Rank/Merit holders with minimum 75% attendance in each class and faculty for the

previous two academic years are eligible for the award.

c) The student will be judged in different areas on the basis of pre-set parameters. The total number of

points for calculating the award is 120.

Parameters

Academic Excellence (70 Points)

Initiative in various co-curricular and extra-curricular activities such as:

o Organizing College, Annual Day, Cultural Forum, Subject association activities, Annual

Sports, Talentia and other functions (7 Points)

o Participating in various literary, fine arts and performing arts in college level. (7 Points)

o Representing the college at various educational Forums, cultural competitions etc. (7 Points)

o Active participation in Sports (40 Points)

o Participation in N.S.S. or N.C.C. or ACP (Additional Credit Programme)

(40 Points)

Personal Interview (20 Points)

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VII) Study Tours -

The students can organize study tours with the prior permission of the Principal. At least one teacher will

accompany students on such tours. The expenses for study tours will be borne by students.

VIII) Granting of Terms:

The college will grant terms on the basis of (a) 75% attendance in lectures and in Practicals separately in

each term/each subject. (b) Good conduct.

According to University rules attendance at lectures, practical and tutorials is compulsory. The minimum

attendance required for granting the term is three fourth of the days on which lectures, Practicals and

tutorials are conducted. (Ordinance 0.6086)

IX) Attendance will be condoned on medical grounds by 10% (A student must keep minimum 65%

attendance) provided it is substantiated by relevant medical certificate within a week of getting the fitness

certificate. Parents / Guardians are requested to check their ward's attendance from the college at the end of

September, December and February on any working days between 10 a.m. to 12 noon and follow up their

ward's progress.

Students who are not able to attend college regularly [minimum 75% (65% on medical group)] for various

personal reasons including health reason are advised to take admission in Distance Education by 31st

August, 2019

X) Examinations

Rules as per the CHOICE BASED CREDIT AND GRADING SYSTEM of University of Mumbai

(Aided Courses and Self-Financing Courses)

The First & Second-Year examinations are conducted by the college on behalf of University of Mumbai

during the months of October and March as per the rules, prescribed by the University from time to time.

The timetable for the same will be announced by the college. The third year B.A./ B. Sc./ B. Com.

examinations are conducted by the University of Mumbai as per the date announced by the University.

As per the revised 0.6086 brought into effect from 2014-15, via University Circular No. UG/01 of 2014

dated 5th May 2014

Every bonafide learner shall ordinarily be allowed to keep terms for the given semester in a program

of his enrolment, only if he fulfils at least seventy five percent (75%) of the attendance taken as an

average of the total number lectures, Practicals, tutorials ete. Wherein short and/or long

excursions/field visits/study tours organized by the college and supervised by the teachers as envisaged

in the syllabus shall be credited to his attendance for the total no of periods which are otherwise

delivered on the material day/s. Further it is mandatory for every learner to have min 50% attendance

for each course & average attendance bas to be 75%.

The University of Mumbai has adopted the Choice Based Credit and Grading System for Undergraduate and

Post graduate programs from 2016-17 by all its affiliating Colleges.

The undergraduate degree course is of three years integrated course.

Divided into Six semesters. Two semesters at each year

o For First Year & Second Year Aided Courses- Semester End Theory Examination of 100

marks. For Foundation Course, the performance of the learners shall be evaluated into two

components. An internal assessment of 25 Marks (20 Mark project work and 5 mark for active

participation and attendance) and semester end theory examination of 75 Marks.

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o For First Year, Second Year, Third Year & Self-Financing Courses - For all papers,

Internal Assessment of 25 marks (20 mark test paper, pattern decided as per respective board of

studies and 5 mark for active participation and attendance) & semester end theory examination

(75 marks)

Passing criterion: 40% (in each component separately where evaluation is for internal and external

separate) and 40% for single semester end theory exam.

Examinations & Results at the end of each semester.

Award of Degree based on cumulative performance at each of the six semesters.

The semester examination shall be based on the portion of the syllabus taught in that semester as prescribed

by the Boards of Studies and approved by the Academic Council. The Practical Examination in a subject

shall be held in each semester at the end of the semester.

For 75 Marks paper the duration of exam will be of 2 Hr. and 30min and the pattern of the question

paper based on the syllabus and as recommended by the individual board of studies for that paper

For 100 Marks paper the duration of exam will be of 3 Hr. and the pattern of the question paper

based on the syllabus and as recommended by the individual board of studies for that paper

Examination of every practical course (if applicable) is only at the end of every semester. 50 Marks

corresponding to every theory paper of 100 marks or 75 marks.

Evaluation of Project (For students of TYBMS / B.Com. (B&I) / B.Com. (B&F) / B.Com. (F&M)

A student who passes in all theory papers but does not secure minimum grade of C in project as

applicable has to resubmit a fresh project till he/she secures a minimum of grade C. His/Her marks

in the theory papers that the students has passed will be carried forward.

A student shall have to obtain minimum of grade C (or its equivalent marks) in project evaluation

and viva/voce taken together to obtain 40% marks in project work.

For Post Graduate Courses

The performance of the learners will be evaluated in three components -

Component - I Internal Assessment (Theory) of 40 marks

Component - II External Semester end examination (Theory) of 60 marks

Component - III External Examination (Practical) of 50 marks [wherever applicable]

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THE TEN 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 400 F Fail

Other parameters:

GRACING: Additional provisions are made to Ordinances 5042A, 5043A, 5044A, 5045Aand 5046A in

view of the Grading and Credit System

O.5042A GRACE MARKS FOR PASSING IN EACH HEAD OF PASSING

(Theory/practical/oral/sessional) external/internal) (@)

The examinee shall be given the benefit of grace marks only for passing in each head of passing.

(Theory/Practical/Oral/Sessional) in External or Internal examination as follows

Head of Passing Grace Marks Up to:

Up to 50 2

051 - 100 3

101 - 150 4

151 - 200 5

201 - 250 6

251 - 300 7

301 - 350 8

351 – 400 9

400 and above 10

Provided that the benefit of such gracing marks given in different heads of passing shall not exceed 1 % of

the aggregate marks in that examination. Provided further that the benefit of gracing of marks under this

Ordinance shall be applicable only if the candidate passes the entire examination of semester/year.

O.5043A GRACE MARKS FOR GETTING HIGHER CLASS (@)

A candidate who passes in all the subjects and heads of passing in the examination without the benefit of

either gracing or condonation rules and whose total number of marks falls short for securing Second

Class/Higher Second Class or First Class by marks not more 1 % of the aggregate marks of that examination

or up to 10 marks, whichever is less, shall be given the required marks to get the next higher class or grade

as the case may be. Provided that benefits of above-mentioned grace marks shall not be given, if the

candidate fails to secure necessary passing marks in the aggregate head of passing also, if prescribed, in the

examination concerned. Provided further that benefits of above-mentioned grace marks shall be given to the

candidate for such examination/s only for which provision of award of class has been prescribed.

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0.5044A GRACE MARKS FOR GETTING DISTINCTION IN THE SUBJECT ONLY (@)

A candidate who passes in all the Subjects/Heads of passing in the examination without benefit of either

gracing or condonation rules and whose total number of marks in the subjects falls short by not more than

three marks for getting distinction in the subjects shall be given necessary grace marks up to three in

maximum two subjects, subject to maximum 1% of the total marks of that Head of Passing whichever is

more, in a given examination. Provided that benefit of the above-mentioned grace marks shall be given to

the candidate only for such examinations for which provision for distinction in a subject has been prescribed.

0.5045A CONDONATION (*)

If a candidate fails in only one head of passing having passed in all other heads of passing, his/her deficiency

of marks in such head of passing may be condoned by not more than 1% of the aggregate marks of the

examination or 10% of the total number of marks of that head of passing in which he/she is failing,

whichever is less. However, condonation, whether in one head of passing or aggregate head of passing be

restricted to maximum up to I0 marks only.

0.229: EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (#)

Grace marks will be awarded to students under the above ordinance for extracurricular activities like

NCC, NSS, Sports, Cultural activities, LLLE etc.

Only at the examination for the first time/attempt.

If fails in one or more heads of passing, the benefit of grace marks shall be granted to the extent of

5% of the maximum marks allotted to the concerned subject.

If benefit of grace marks is not availed in the above 2 cases, in case of CBGS the 0.1 will be added

in the final grade to the GPA. However, if the benefit is given to for passing the

Subjects the same may be proportionately deducted from the total grade point (0.1) e.g. 0.01 shall be

deducted from final grade, for every one mark given for passing the subjects.'

Grace Marks under this ordinance WILL NOT be counted for the award of Scholarship's Prizes and

Medals or Any other award

Rules related to gracing under this ordinance shall be applied first and the same will be shown

separately.

Students with Dyslexia, Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia or are visually impaired/ low/vision/physically

challenged are requested to contact college office to obtain details about the facilities available to them

for examinations viz. Extra time and writer. They are required to produce the relevant documents to

avail the benefits.

Exemption in head of passing/course:

An unsuccessful candidate who obtains minimum percentage of marks prescribed for passing a

subject/practicals will be exempted, at his option, from appearing in that subject/practical at

subsequent appearance and he will be declared to have passed the whole examination after passing in the

remaining subject/practicals.

XII] ATKT Examination

Candidates who have been declared failed at the examination or who have been allowed to keep terms for

the higher class shall appear as Ex-student for the respective semester examination held by the college.

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ATKT Examination will be conducted in each semester and notification will be made in August September/

January-February for all Semester i.e. Semester I, II, III and IV.

ATKT rules for courses where Grand Total for a semester is below 900

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester II irrespective of grades obtained in each

course of Semester I.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III if he/she passes (grade 'D' or above in each

course) each of Semester I and Semester II

OR

He/she fails in not more than two courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of grades obtained in each

course of Semester III.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester V if he/she passes Semester I, Semester II,

Semester III and Semester IV

OR

He/she has passed Semester I and Semester II and fails in not more than two courses in each of

Semester III and Semester IV.

He/she has to either pass First year or Second year with above criteria. Cross KT across years not

allowed.

A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester VI irrespective of grades obtained in each

course of Semester V.

The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of Semester I,

Semester IT, Semester Ill, Semester IV and Semester V.

ATKT rules for courses where Grand Total for a semester is 900 or above

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester II irrespective of grades obtained in each

course of Semester I.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III if/he/she passes (grade 'D' or above in each

course) each of Semester I and Semester II

OR

He/she fails in not more than three courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of grades obtained in each

course of Semester III.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester V if he I she passes Semester I, Semester II,

Semester III and Semester IV

OR

He/she has passed Semester I and Semester II and fails in not more than three courses in each of

Semester III and Semester IV.

He/she has passed Semester I and Semester II and fails in not more than three courses in each Of

Semester III and Semester

He/she bas to either clear First year or Second year with above criteria. Cross KT across years not

allowed.

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A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester VI irrespective of grades obtained in each

course of Semester V.

The result of Semester VI shall he kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of Semester I,

Semester II, Semester Ill, Semester IV and Semester V.

A) Rules and Procedure for providing the photo copies of assessed answer-books.:

1) For theory papers of all the examinations conducted by the College/University in the current session.

The marks awarded to the scripts of practical examination / session work / project Work /

dissertation / internal assessment I term work (including theory part) wherever written scripts are

available.

All Examinees can apply for the revaluation of the answer book(s) with whatever marks he/she

secured and even the Zero Marks.

2) The photo copies shall be sought by submission of application in the prescribed form long with the non-

refundable fee of Rs100/- per answer book by the examinee. The said fee shall be remitted by cash or

by D.D. drawn in favour of the ''Principal, V.E.S. College of Arts, Science & Commerce'' to which

the candidate has registered for the said course. The examinee/s belonging to reserved categories shall

be granted 50% concession in fee.

3) The prescribed application form for obtaining photo copies of answer book shall have to be filled and

signed by the applicant examinee only and shall be submitted to the college to which the candidate has

registered for the said course within seven (7) working days from the date of the declaration of result

of the examination or issue of the statement of marks by the college whichever is later. (No application

after the due date will be entertained on any ground whatsoever)

4) Incomplete application form shall be rejected without assigning any reason whatsoever and the fees

paid along with the application form shall neither be refunded nor will any representation be

entertained.

B) Rules and Procedure for the Verification of the answer-books:

1) Verification process is for verifying the answer books for assessment of all the answers, counting of

total marks, carry forwarding the total marks onto the front page and verifying the final total marks. If

any of the answers are not assessed, then the concerned examiner will be called to evaluate that

particular question.

2) The photo copies shall be sought by submission of application in the prescribed form long with the non-

refundable fee of Rs.60/- per answer book by the examinee. The said fee shall be remitted by cash or

by D.D. drawn in favour of the ''Principal. V. E. S. College of Arts. Science & Commerce'' to which the

candidate has registered for the said course. The examinees belonging to reserved categories shall be

granted 50% concession in fee.

3) The prescribed application form for obtaining photo copies of answer book shall have to be filled and

signed by the applicant examinee only and shall be submitted to the college to which the candidate has

registered for the said course within seven (7) working days from the date of the declaration of result of

the examination or issue of the statement of marks by the college whichever is later. (No application

after the due date will be entertained on any ground whatsoever)

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4) Incomplete application form shall be rejected without assigning any reason whatsoever and the fees

paid along with the application form shall neither be refunded nor will any representation be

entertained.

C) Rules and Procedure for the Revaluation of the answer-books.:

1) A candidate can apply for the revaluation of the answer book of the subject.

2) The non-refundable prescribed fees of Rs.500/- per subject per answer book for the purpose of

evaluation shall be paid by the examinee. The said fee shall be remitted by cash or by D.D. drawn in

favour of the Principal of college to which the candidate has registered for the said course in the current

session. The examinees from the reserved categories shall be given fifty percent (50%) concession,

provided a certified copy of the caste certificate is enclosed.

3) The prescribed application form for revaluation of answer book duly filled in and signed by the

applicant examinee only is to be submitted to the concerned college office along with the statement of

marks, prescribed fees as above and question paper/s for which he/she intends to apply for revaluation,

within seven (07) working days form the date of the declaration of the result of the respective

examination or from the date on which the college issued the statement of marks, whichever is

later. Incomplete form and form not accompanied by relevant documents may be rejected without

assigning any reason whatsoever. Further details can be obtained from the University website

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XIII - UNFAIR MEANS ADOPTED DURING EXAMINATIONS:

The quantum of punishment shall vary from annulment of the performance of the student during exams in

full, (Annual Theory & Practicals) to debarring the students from appearing in any future exams.

The minimum punishment, therefore, is cancellation of the entire examination.

XIV. Railway Concession:

All students are eligible to avail concession for railway journeys between the stations near to the place of

their residence in Mumbai and the college, and for journeys between their place of permanent residence

(where the students or his parents normally reside as declared in their application form for admission) and

Mumbai during vacations. Students are required to enter their local and permanent address correctly in the

admission form to facilitate the issue of Rly. Concession order. The student may be required to produce

documentary evidence of his/her residential address if asked to.

XV) Students Council: In charge- Prof. Vikas Ware.

Nomination of all the members of student council will be held as per the rules prescribed by the

University and on the dates announced by it

The student council shall consist of the following:

o One student from each class, who has shown academic merit at the examination held in

the preceding year and who is engaged in the full time studies in the college, nominated

by the principal.

o One student from each of the activities, who has shown outstanding performance, nominated

by the Principal namely.

Sports

National Service Scheme and Adult Education.

Cultural Activities.

o Two lady students nominated by the principal.

The student members of the student council shall elect from amongst themselves, the secretary of

their council and his or her name will be sent to the Students Council of the University.

All the members of the Students Council shall help the Principal in the maintenance of the order and

discipline among the students in general and at the time of college functions in particular, and they

shall not use their position to be irregular in attending lectures, practicals or any other way harming

the interest of the institution.

XVI) Identity Card:

No duplicate Identity Card will ordinarily be issued. The loss of Identity card should he immediately

reported to the Principal along with a detailed written explanation of the circumstance in which the Identity

card was lost. The report of the loss of Identity card should be reinforced with a police complaint made to

the nearest police station. The Principal may issue an Identity card after considering the propriety of the

concerned student. Serious disciplinary action will be taken against students for misusing the Identity Card.

The students will be charged Rs.500/-for duplicate Id Card.

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XVII) College Discipline:

The institution attaches utmost importance to discipline and character building. Therefore, the following

rules must be followed by the students:

The College premises are under 24 hours Electronic Surveillance.

Students shall not be allowed to enter the college premises without showing the valid Identity Card.

They should wear the Identity Card around their neck as long as they are in the college campus,

failing which, they are liable to pay a fine of Rs. 100/-.

Students shall attend all classes, tutorials, seminars, practical and college examinations according

to the time-table. Students remaining absent shall submit leave note signed by their parents/

guardians stating reasons for their absenteeism. Absenteeism on medical grounds should be

supported by a medical certificate. In all cases, absenteeism over three days should he immediately

brought to the notice of the Principal.

Students must produce/present identity cards for inspection or verification when demanded by any

college staff. Refusal to produce I-card for inspection amounts to indiscipline and will be

punishable.

Students should be in their classes on time; late comers will not be allowed to enter the class.

Students will not go for job, or work or business or private coaching during the college hours.

If anyone misses the lectures/practicals for that reason, his/her admission is liable to he

cancelled immediately.

Students shall not bring with them unauthorized persons into the college premises.

Students shall take proper care of all college property. Any damage done to the property of the

college by disfiguring walls, rooms, windows and fittings or breaking the furniture and such things

is a breach of discipline and will be punishable. As such damage done to the college property will

have to be made good by the concerned class students. The students shall not throw papers or any

other material which makes the premises dirty. Students shall take eatables inside the canteen only.

Anyone found eating outside the canteen will be liable to punishment.

The Students should come decently dressed to the college.

o Informal dresses will not be permitted in the college premises. Boys-Full Pant/jeans with

shirt/T-shirt with sleeves. Boys should cut their hair short.

o Girls-Salwar Kameez/ or jeans pants/long skirts with tops/T-shirt with sleeves. For violation

of dress code there will be a penalty of Rs. 100/-

Associations/Organizations will be formed only after the prior permission of the Principal.

Collecting funds for any purpose is strictly prohibited unless scrutinized and permitted by the

Principal.

No meeting, demonstration, party or picnic will be permitted.

For inviting a person to presideladdreas/participate in association/organisation/visits etc. prior

permission of the Principal is necessary.

Subjects/topics selected for debates/lectures/seminars etc. must have the previous approval of the

Principal.

No information about the college can be communicated to outsider without the permission of the

Principal.

Students are liable to be removed from the college for misconduct or any other serious breach of

discipline.

Any grievance regarding academic matter should be first brought to the notice of the Head of

Department or the Vice-Principal before meeting the Principal.

SMOKING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED in the college premises.

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No Fresher's party/ Farewell party shall be allowed without prior permission of the Principal

(College authorities will not take up the responsibility for the functions held outside the college

Campus)

The loss of mark-sheet should be immediately reported to the Principal/Vice Principal along with a

detailed written explanation of the circumstances in which the mark-sheet was lost. The report of the

loss of mark-sheet should be reinforced with a police complaint made to the nearest police station

and an affidavit (on a Rs.50/- Stamp paper) specifying details. The Principal may issue a duplicate

mark-sheet after considering the propriety of the concerned student. Serious disciplinary action will

be taken against students for misusing the mark-sheet. The students will be charged Rs.100/-for

duplicate mark-sheet.

Matters not covered by the existing rules will rest at the discretion of the Principal.

XVIII) Our Amenities

A) Library: Our College Library is the hub of learning with a rich collection of more than 59,000 Books, Standard

Reference Sources and other audio - visual material like videocassettes and CD ROM’s. The Library

subscribes to around 80 periodicals some of which are International Journals. The College Library is fully

automated with Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) of Library holdings and the same is also accessible

from College Website. (http://vesasclibrary.ves.ac.in/) The entire Library is under 24 hour’s electronic

surveillance.

The Library is on the fourth floor. The Library Reading Room can accommodate around 200 students. The

Library is open on all working days from 7.30 a.m. to 5.45 p.m. The timings of the Library during the

examinations and the vacations will be informed from time to time. It will be closed on Sundays & holidays.

Our Library Collection at a glance as on 31st March, 2019:

ITEMS NO.

Books 59554

Donated Books 1840

Encyclopaedia 139

Dictionaries 172

Journals – Prints 55

E_Journals 18 + NLIST

Magazines 25

Thesis & Dissertation 31

Newspapers 16

CD ROM 2154

Bound Volumes 1607

Grey Literature 129

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Services: • Document Delivery

• Bibliographic Service

• User Orientation

• Reference Service

• Current Awareness Service

• Book Banks

• Inter Library Loan facility with Engineering College, Management Institute, Pharmacy College,

Polytechnic College, Law College & Architecture College run by the Vivekanand Education Society.

Salient Features of Our Library:

• Fully Computerized Library

• OPAC – Online Public Access Catalogue ( http://vesasclibrary.ves.ac.in/)

• Access to E-Journals & E-Books via N-LIST programme of INFLIBNET

(http://iproxy.inflibnet.ac.in:2048/login)

• E-Resource Centre - 20 Computers with Internet access for students and staff for their Academic Work

with printer & scanner facility.

• Book exhibitions and theme based monthly display.

• Book Discussions in small groups

• Multimedia Collection.

• Annual Book Review Competition for students (English, Marathi & Hindi Language) and winners of

Competition are sent to inter-collegiate Book Review Competitions

E-Resource Centre: It is a part of Library on the 4th Floor. It has 20 Computers with Internet access for

students and staff for their Academic Work with printer and scanner facility. Browsing and Scanning

facilities are free. The nominal charges for printing are as follows –

Sr. No Particular Time Copies / Quantity Nominal Charges

1. Printing 1 page – single side Rs. 2/-

1 page – both side Rs. 4/-

RULES:

1. Every student must possess his/her Identity card for use of Library. Books and other material will be

issued against valid ID card only.

2. Complete Silence must be maintained in the Library. Any student who is found causing any sort of

disturbance (talking, discussing etc.) in the Library is liable to be debarred from the Library facilities

by the Librarian.

3. Students can get any book i.e. Textbooks, reference books, Reference Sources for reading in the

Reading Room against his/her Identity Card. If such a book is taken outside without the permission

of the Librarian then a noncompliance charge of Rs. 10/- will be charged and no book will be issued

to him/her in future.

4. Students can borrow Novels for Home Issue against Identity Card.

5. Newspapers and Periodicals are issued against Identity Card for Reading in the Reading Room.

Bound volumes of journals will be issued for current reading only.

6. When books are issued, students should check the pages of the issued books and if pages are found

missing, they should report the same to the Library staff before leaving the counter. On returning the

books if pages are found missing the last borrower of the book shall be held accountable for the

missing pages and penalty will be levied accordingly.

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7. Students are required to handle books and reading material very carefully. Marking Library books

with pencil or ink, tearing the pages or spoiling the same in any other way will be viewed very

seriously. In such case, the last reader will be held responsible unless he shows the Library staff at

the time of issue that the book had been previously marked or damaged. In the event of damage of

any kind, the last reader will be liable to compensate for damage. Books will have to be replaced and

an additional cost of Rs. 10/- will have to be paid as processing charges.

8. It is observed that some of the students do not return the Library Books on or before the due date

stamped on the date slip in the book, thus depriving other students using the Library facilities. In

order to prevent such students from keeping Library books with them for longer than normal,

overdue charges will be as follows: -

First week after the due date Re. 1/- per day

For second week after the due date Rs. 2/- per day

For third week after the due date Rs. 3/- per day

9. In case a Reader loses a book he/she should replace the book. In case the book cannot be replaced;

the current price of the book and an additional charge of Rs. 10/- as processing charges will have to

be paid.

10. Membership card is non-transferable. Students must not lend their Identity Card to any other student

to borrow books from the Library. Library facilities will be suspended for students misusing cards.

11. The College Leaving Certificate or Transfer Certificate will be issued to student only after he/she

has returned all the Library books.

12. Students are strictly prohibited to use their Mobile Phones in the Library, yet if caught using Mobile

Phone will be confiscated for 1 week and penalty of Rs.500/- will be levied.

B) Laboratories & Class-Rooms:

The college has separate laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Microbiology, Psychology &

Computer Science. B.Sc. IT, Biotechnology, Mathematics & Language Lab

In Physics, there are 2 main Laboratories, 1 dark room where about 3 batches of 20 students each

can work at a time.

In Chemistry, there is one big laboratory where 4 batches of 20 students each can work at a time and

one small lab where 2 batches of 20 students can work.

Besides there is a separate Physical Chemistry Laboratory, 3 Post-graduate Chemistry

Laboratories, an instrumentation Laboratory and store-room.

Microbiology Department has one big undergraduate laboratory, 2 post-graduate laboratories, an

instrument room, along with cubicles equipped with laminar airflow system. Biotechnology

Department has 2 Labs (Tissue Culture Lab and Regular Lab).

Psychology laboratory (900 Sq. ft) has relevant equipment and materials. It has computer with

internet connection, OHP and LCD projector.

Computer Department has 3 full-fledged computer labs equipped with latest software & hardware.

The labs are constantly updated to cater to the current demands. B.Sc. (IT) has 2 Labs. Math

Department has l Lab.

DST-FIST AND DBT-STAR COLLEGE GRANT

VES College of ASC is a proud recipient of "FIST- Fund for Improvement of Sciences and Technology

infrastructure "grant from "DST-Department of Science and Technology “and "Star College Grant" from

"DBT-Department of Biotechnology". It gave us an opportunity to upgrade our science laboratories and

helped in promotion of Science Education, making it exciting by shaping our curriculum to extend enriching

learning opportunities for our students. Three department viz. Chemistry, Physic, Microbiology were

selected as Recipients of FIST grant by DST. We have been sanctioned Rs. 80 lakhs under FIST grant. Five

departments viz. Chemistry, Physics, Microbiology, Biotechnology and Computer Science were selected as

recipients of star College grant. We have been sanctionedRs.58lakhs under this grant

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CENTRAL INSTRUMENTATION FACILITY:

We have a Central Instrumentation Facility having high end research equipment, namely - HPLC, FTIR and

UV-Visible etc. It will be a great facility for the Chemistry, Physics, Microbiology, departments as they are

recognized Ph D. Centres and therefore can avail the facility to undertake several research projects. This will

definitely give an impetus to research activity at the college.

i) Laboratory Equipment: All the laboratories are adequately equipped as per the University

norms.

ii) Class Rooms: The classrooms are quite spacious, ventilated and well lighted. They are well

furnished with furniture and fittings.

G) SPORTS & GYMKHANA:

At VES College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Sports is seen as an integral part of education. The College

encourages both sports and sportsmanship. Through the Sports Department, college provides facilities for

sports like Badminton, Table Tennis, Chess, Carom, Athletics, Cricket, Hand Ball, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho and

Volley Ball.

The College encourages and provides opportunities to students for enhancement of their athletic skills and

fitness and supports them to participate in various tournaments at the Intra collegiate, Inter-collegiate,

University, District, State and National level by:

• Paying registration/ entry fees for the tournament.

• Providing TA/DA

• Providing apparel, sports gears, medical kits, etc.

• Appointing coaches for providing systemic training to students and improving their performance.

• Sports In-charge: Mr. Malay Shah (Asst. Prof. in Microbiology department).

RULES FOR COLLEGE GYMKHANA:

Gymkhana facilities are available only to the bonafide students of the college. No outsider will be

allowed to play in the college gymkhana.

The Gymkhana facilities will be available to the students on working days between 9.30am-12.30

pm and1.00pm-4.00pm expect for second and fourth Saturday.

No students shall be permitted to use Gymkhana facilities without proper identify card. The Students

are required to wear their identity cards when in the gymkhana.

Each Bonafede students can use Gymkhana for a maximum period of 1 hour 50 minutes every day.

If students exceed this time limit then he/she will not be allowed to use Gymkhana facility for a

period of 1 week.

Student has to tap their identity card on the RFID machine installed in the Gymkhana each time they

enter and exit the Gymkhana. If any student is found not tapping their identity card then he/she will

not be allowed to use Gymkhana facility for a period of one month.

Students should not use other student's identity card for entry or exit in Gymkhana. If any student is

found doing so, a serious action will be taken against such students and he will be permanently from

using Gymkhana facility.

No student will be permitted to play in the Gymkhana while his/her lectures or practical sessions are

in progress.

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Students having less than 75% attendance in lecture/practical/tutorials will not be allowed to use

Gymkhana facility till his attendance is reached 75%.

Students issuing sports equipment against ID cards will be solely responsible for any damage,

breakage, or loss of the equipment. He I she will have to bear the cost of the damage/breakage.

The Gymkhana facilities shall not be provided during the examination period. The Gymkhana will

be closed at least 10 days prior to the semester and examination. It will also remain closed from the

end of January in view of the preparation for the final examination.

Students shall not create a nuisance in the Gymkhana through their words or actions,

Students found guilty of using foul language in indulging in any action that may obstruct the lecture

or other work in the college will be barred from the use of the Gymkhana facility.

Eating, Drinking, chewing pan or guthka is strictly prohibited in Gymkhana.

For any complaints regarding the Gymkhana and its facilities, the final decision will be taken by the

college authorities.

D) Other Amenities

I. There is a gymkhana for indoor games for boys. There is also a separate girls' common room. There

is a canteen in a separate building.

II. Conference Hall: College has a big Conference Hall with 200 seats. The various programmes like

seminars and talks by eminent scholars etc., are arranged in the Hall.

III. Audio-visual Aids: College has over-head projectors, T.V. and Video Sets & LCD Projectors. The

academic and Science Cassettes are shown to students in the Conference Hall as part of their

curricular activities.

IV. There is a provision of Sick Bay for staff &students.

XIX) Our Activities

A) College Associations:

The college has the following Associations:

1) Physics Association

2) Chemistry Association

3) Commerce Association

4) Economics Association

5) Sociology Association

6) Psychology Association

7) Microbiology Association

8) Marathi Vangmay Mandal

9) Sindhi Association

10) Mathematics Association

11) Hindi Association

12) Computer/IT Association

13) College Forum

All the college associations are purely academic

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All the students of the college are entitled to enrol themselves as members to these Associations. The

Principal is the President and all the members of the staff are honorary members of all the associations. At

least one member of the staff, nominated by the Principal, will be chairman and he/she will be in-charge of

the association.

The college will not meet expenses incurred by any association. However the associations may collect,

reasonable annual or occasional subscriptions with the permission of the Principal.

Association must submit their account to Principal at the end of the academic year.

B) N.S.S.: Our N. S. S. unit has been conducting various programmes in Urban as well as rural areas in

association with NGOs & GOs for community development. Students who wish to join N.S.S. should

meet NSS in-charge Prof. Vikas Ware from Mathematics Dept.

C) Life Long Learning and Extension Activities:

Our college, as per the norms prescribed by University of Mumbai, conducts Life Long Learning Courses for

the students. The students who enrol under this programme have to complete 120 hours of work under any

one of the seven projects /courses offered by the Department of Life Long Learning and Extension

Activities. This course builds additional skills and competencies among the students and help them acquire

both employable and lifelong skills. Students who wish to join this programme should meet the

Teacher Incharge Dr. Shewta Patil, Dept. of Microbiology and Mrs.Vinaya Jategaonkar, Department of

Biotechnology.

D) Internal Complaint Committee: (In charge- Ritika Makhijani)

As the guidelines provided by UGC and University of Mumbai for prevention of Sexual Harassment

of Women at workplace, the Management of V.E.S. College of Arts, Science & Commerce has

constituted the "Internal Complaint Committee". The objectives of the committee are to evolve a permanent

mechanism for the prevention and redressed of sexual harassment of the committee and other acts of gender

based violence at the institute, to uphold the commitment of the Institute to provide an environment free of

gender based discrimination and to create a secure physical and social environment to deter any act of sexual

harassment.

E) Extra-Curricular and Co-Curricular Activities

(a) College Forum: College's Cultural Forum conducts several personality development programmes

such as elocution, debate, quiz, seminars, special lectures by prominent personalities, career guidance

programme, music, subject association programmes etc. on every Saturday between 11:10 a.m. and 12:20

p.m.

(b) Talentia and Annual Day: The College conducts intra-collegiate cultural competitions named ‘Talentia’

every year followed by 'College Annual Day’. The winning students get certificates and prizes.

(c) Music Class: Music Department conducts several performing arts classes such as Hindustani Classical,

Vocal, violin, guitar, Casio and table. These classes are conducted only for our students. No fees is

charged. The classes are conducted in the music room of the college premise between 2:00 p.m. to 6:00p.m.

F) Career Guidance Cell: (In-Charge Mr. Sachin Bhandarkar)

The cell holds weekly session on Career Guidance to help students choose the career that suits them the

most. Career Counselling is an ongoing activity throughout the year. The cell maintains over a few hundred

portfolios of the students year after year.

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G) Placement Cell: (In-Charge Mr. Sachin Bhandarkar)

It has been constituted in the college to facilitate recruitment of students. So far our students have been

placed in companies like WIPRO, ICICI, MBT, Infosys, Lehman Bros, Deutsche Bank, Syntel

Technologies, Hexaware, Reliance Communication, APEX Pharma & Cadila Pharmaceuticals

H) Counselling Cell:

The Department of Psychology provides individual counselling services to students and organises various

developmental activities to enhance the personal and interpersonal skills of the students.

I) Grievance Redressal Cell In-charge

A committee for redressal of grievances has been constituted to address the grievances of staff and students

at the college level. Forms are available for students in the Library & for staff in the Office.

J) Students Grievances Redressal Committee (SGRC):

The forms are uploaded on the University of Mumbai website (www.mu.ac.in). The same can be forwarded

through the Principal of the college or directly to the University of Mumbai.

K) Grievance Committee:

Vivekanand Education Society has set up a Grievance Committee for students at Institutional level &

Society level.

Institutional level: In-charge (Principal & 2 senior members of Staff)

VES level: In-charge (Secretary, VES Trust Office). The forms are available in the office.

L) College Magazine

The College Magazine titled "VIVEK" is our annual publication. Students can join the editorial board or

contribute their articles to the magazine

M) Anti-Ragging Squad: - Mr. Dyson D. Chandy (Convenor)

Students indulging into ragging shall be strictly dealt with by the "ANTI RAGGING SQUAD' of the college:

- The members of the squad include: -

1. Dr. Ritika M.

2. Ms. Sunita Sherifani

3. Mr. Prashant Swami

4. Ms. Minal Gandhi

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N) Women's Development Cell: - Dr. Mrs. Radhika Mohan (Convenor)

The cell organizes programmes sensitizing the student community about the gender issues. It also conducts

programmes for girl students to enhance their self-confidence, provide counselling etc.

O) VESLARC of VES

Organizes activities for students and for staff development

P) Certificate course in Sindhi

For promotion of Sindhi language lectures are being organized for a certificate course in Sindhi. For further

details students may contact Ms. Varsha Ahuja or Dr. Riika Makhijani of the Chemistry Department.

Q) Out-Reach Cell: In charge – Mr. Dyson D. Chandy

Our institute has a social reserve cell named “OUT-REACH". Through this cell students are sensitized to

cater to the underprivileged physically challenged and visually impaired students of our community. We

have collaboration with the organization like: -TISS, BALANAND, NASEOH and ADAPT

R) Vivekanand Education Society’s College of Arts, Science & Commerce Alumni Association

(VESACSAA)

1. The VESASCAA has been registered with assistant registrar of society’s greater Bombay region

(1391 of 2017).

2. It has its annual alumni meet on 2nd

October of every year.

3. Alumni has its Quarterly E-magazine named “First Cousins” from October 2018.

REFUND OF DEPOSITS (AIDED COURSES)

Application for the refund of deposits must be made between 15th July to 14th August or 15th

January to 14th February of the year when applicant ceases to be a student of the college, failing

which the deposit will be forfeited.

REFUND OF DEPOSITS (SELF-FINANCING COURSES)

Application for the refund of deposits must be made between 1st September to 30th September or

1st February to 28th February of the year when applicant ceases to be a student of the college,

failing which the deposit will be forfeited.

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DETAILS OF TRANSACTION AT STUDENT COUNTER

The Students for any documentation from student counter require to make a request for the same

Sr

No. Description Particulars Fees (Rs.)

Time Frame for

the Issue

1 Bonafide Certificate/ Character Certificate - 20.00 Next Working Day

2 No Objection Certificate - 20.00 Next Working Day

3 Transfer Certificate - 100.00 Dispatched on

3rd

day

4 Transcript For 5

copies 1180.00

(with GST) 2 Working Days

5 Additional Copy of Transcript Per Copy 50.00 Immediately

6 Duplicate of ID Card Each 500.00 2 Working Days

7 Education Verification Per

Marksheet 120.00

(with GST) Same Day

8 Letter to visit to Industries / Project work - - Immediately

9 Railway Concession - - 2nd

Day

10 Recommendation Letter Per Letter 25.00 2 Working Days

11 Request Letter for Various Purposes Per Letter 15.00 Same Day

Auditorium

Well equipped FIST Lab

Computer Labs

Quadrangle Library

Micro Lab Chemistry Lab

Playground Gymkhana

Language Lab

Stilt Area

E-Resource Centre

AV Room Music Room

Vivekanand Education Society provides the following facility for the welfare of studentsand staff members.

VIVEKANAND EDUCATION SOCIETY’SCollege of Arts, Science & Commerce

Great work requires great and persistent effort for a long time. Nei-ther need we trouble ourselves if a few fail.It is in the nature of things that many should fall, that troubles should come, that tremendous dif-ficulties should arise, that selfishness and all the other devils in the human heart should struggle hard when they are about to be driven out by the fire of spirituality. The road to the good is the roughest and steepest in the universe. It is a wonder that so many succeed, no wonder that so many fail. Character has to be established through a thousand stumbles.

- Swami Vivekanada

The Society pledges with renewed vigour to continueits pursuit towards Excellence in education. In the years to come.....