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About The College …………………………………………………………………………… 3 – 5

Principal’s Message …………………………………………………………………………. 6

Admission To Students Under Gujarati Linguistic Minority ………………. 7

Programmes Offered ……………………………………………………………………… 7

Eligibility to Various Programmes ……………………………………………………. 8 – 12

Scheme of Examination of Various Programmes ……………………………… 13 – 15

Details of Programmes

(Details of Courses Offered, Fee Structure, Norms of Passing, Additional Information)

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) ……………………………………………………………………… 17 – 21

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) ………………………………………………………. 22 – 24

Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.) ……………………………………….. 25 – 29

Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) (B.A.F.) ………………….... 30 – 34

Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) (B.F.M.) …………………………. 35 – 39

Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance) (B.B.I.) ………………………. 40 – 44

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (B.Sc.IT) ………….......... 45 – 49

Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication (B.A.M.M.C.) ………………

50 – 56

Bachelor of Mass Media (2020-21) (TY - B.M.M.) ……………………………. 53 – 54

Master in Commerce (M.Com) …………………………………………………....... 58 – 62

Research …………………………………………………………………………………………. 64

Rules & Regulations ………………………………………………………………………… 65

L. S. Raheja College of Arts & Commerce

B.A. | B.COM | B.M.S. | B.A.F. | B.F.M. | B.B.I. | B.Sc.I.T. | B.A.M.M.C. | M.COM | RESEARCH

PROSPECTUS 2020-21 3

PROSPECTUS

L. S. Raheja College of Arts and Commerce, recognized as LINGUISTIC (GUJARATISPEAKING) MINORITY INSTITUTION, was established by Sadhana Education Society in theyear 1961. L. S. Raheja College of Arts & Commerce (LSRC), popularly known as RahejaCollege, is permanently affiliated to the University of Mumbai and is re-accredited withthe ‘A’ Grade in second cycle.

At L. S. Raheja College, we aim at creating performers, winners, achievers andleaders. We also expose the students to information, knowledge and an environmentthat is congenial to the growth and all round development of their personality.When they go out of our College gates at the end of their tenure, our students areequipped with all that is required to become responsible citizens of an incredibleIndia.

EXCELLENCE AT L. S. RAHEJA CAMPUS

✓ Highly Qualified Teaching Staff✓ Placement Assistance✓ Full-time Sports Director✓ Large Lecture Halls / Tutorial Rooms✓ Well – Equipped Library Cum Reading Room✓ Audio-visual Room✓ Provide Course Materials

✓ Gymkhana Facilities✓ Computer Centre✓ Health Centre✓ Research Room✓ Playground ✓ Gymnasium


L. S. RAHEJA COLLEGE OF ARTS & COMMERCE

Sadhana Education Society, the parent body was established in 1961. Since its inception,the society was dedicated to the cause of education. With the mission to spreadeducation in all its aspects and phases, across various sections of the society; to promoteresearch and nurture the Gujarati culture, the society founded its first institute – Smt.Kapila Khandvala College of Education in 1961. Thereafter, it instituted Malti Jayant DalalPrimary School and Malti Jayant Dalal High School in 1968. In 1975, the Society alsoinstituted Malati Jayant Dalal Nursery School and S. B. Kindergarten. And subsequently, topromote the all-round development of students and to facilitate education from K. G. toPhD under one banner, the Society instituted L. S. Raheja College of Arts & Commerce in1980.Summarized on the emblem, ‘प्रज्वलितो, ज्यन्मय ् प्रदीपह्’ the motto of the College quiteliterally means, ‘To shun the darkness of ignorance and spread the light of knowledge’.The founders of the Society had a distinct vision to promote education and foster thescientific and academic temper of the young minds of Mumbai. The vision and mission ofthus formulated.The Sadhana Education Society’s L. S. Raheja College of Arts and Commerce (LSRC) is aLinguistic Gujarati Speaking Minority Institution situated in the heart of Mumbai’ssuburbs. It was established in 1980 and is permanently affiliated to the University ofMumbai. The College offers eight undergraduate programmes, one post-graduateprogramme and has a Research Centre for Commerce. Following are the programmesoffered:1. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.),2. Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com),3. Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S)4. Bachelor of Commerce - Accounting and Finance (B.A.F),5. Bachelor of Commerce - Financial Markets (B.F.M)6. Bachelor of Commerce - Banking and Insurance (B.B.I),7. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology[B.Sc.I.T.],8. Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication( B.A.M.M.C.) and9. Master in Commerce (M.Com), specialization in

I. Advance Accountancy,II. Banking and Finance, andIII. Business Management

10. Research Centre in Commerce (Ph.D. Centre)




L. S. RAHEJA COLLEGE OF ARTS & COMMERCE

The College also offers several add on courses like Certified Financial Planner, CertificateCourse on Investment, Add-on Course Approved by the University of Mumbai (Online),Certificate Course on Digital Marketing, Soft Skill / English Speaking Course etc.

The College holds 7th & 9th Rank in Commerce & Arts respectively amongst Top 10 collegesin Mumbai (India Today July 2017). LSRC is committed to the overall development andenrichment of students in the field of education and beyond.

The College is housed in a well-planned and well-maintained spacious building amidst ascenic landscape which creates an ambience conducive to the learning process. Thebuilding is well-equipped with large lecture halls, tutorial rooms, library cum-readingroom, gymkhana-cum-boys' common rooms, girl’s common room, canteen, assembly halland a full-fledged computer centre.

The faculty of the college consists of a highly qualified and experienced Principal andmembers of the teaching staff with specialization in their respective fields of either Arts,Commerce or Management Studies. It also has a dedicated band of non-teachingemployees. The College boasts of a Competent Principal, highly qualified members of theteaching staff, a full-time Sports Director, and dedicated band of non-teaching employees.

The Sadhana Education Society pledges to enhance and enrich its educational activitiesand occupy the centre stage in the field of education.

The College aims to impart qualityeducation in the faculties of Artsand Commerce at theundergraduate level and in theFaculty of Commerce up to thePost- graduate level leading toPh.D. Degrees.

The college pays undivided attention to curricularand extra-curricular activities. In the curricular field,merit scholars are given special trophies and prizes.In the extra-curricular field, participants areencouraged to take an active part in Inter collegiateactivities and special incentives are given to winners.The College provides liberal facilities in both thespheres: curricular and extracurricular curricular.




The world around us is in a state of constant flux. Today, we live in a dynamic andchallenging landscape that is filled with both opportunities and threats. That is, it isvigorously full of opportunities for those who adapt and evolve. On the other hand,threats are for those, who stop learning. Unfortunately, these are the people who growold and wither.Likewise, the 21st century workplace is also transforming at a break-neck speed. Toacclimatize with these evolving professional spheres, students are required to adorn newskill sets and master the art of strategizing and multi-tasking. Practical know-how is asimportant as the theoretical constructs. And thus, many of the traditional modes ofteachings have gone obsolete. More so, teachers are required to ensure that theirstudents will be able to measure up to the world of tomorrow.At L. S. Raheja College of Arts and Commerce, we have a dedicated and enthusiasticteaching team. Our teachers focus on the holistic development of every student so as tofacilitate their journey to the zenith of their potential. We at L. S. Raheja College realizethat no two students are the same in their capabilities and therefore aim at providing adegree of flexibility that allows students to experience the best learning outcomes. Weare dedicated to ensuring that our students make fitting career choices which will helpthem to reach their ultimate goal: success.At L. S. Raheja College of Arts & Commerce, our focus has been to make our studentsindustry-ready. We facilitate a culture of inclusiveness that inculcates confidence in ourstudents to face challenges head-on, be efficient team-players, and emerge as leaders oftomorrow. Through means of counselling at professional and personal levels, we try toprovide a sound environment that nurtures conducive growth.

From Principal’s Desk

Dr. Debajit N. SarkarPrincipal

“My four-word life advice – Keep Learning, keep evolving!”

–Anonymous

Along with Academics, the College also participates andorganizes a large number of sports events, extra-curricular and co-curricular activities at the collegiateand intercollegiate levels, in which all students areencouraged to participate.




DETAILS OF PROGRAMMES OFFERED

The L. S. Raheja Junior College offers XI Standard and XII Standard in Arts and Commercealong with Information Technology as one of the unaided subjects. The Degree Collegeprepares students for courses leading to the degree of Arts and Commerce at theundergraduate level and in the Faculty of Commerce up to the Post-Graduate levelleading to M.Com (with Specialization in Accountancy / Management / Banking & Finance)and Ph.D. Degrees. It also has unaided programmes like B.M.S. (Bachelor of ManagementStudies), B.Com.(Accounting & Finance), B.Com(Financial Markets), B.Com.(Banking &Insurance), Bachelor of Science (Information Technology), B.M.M. (Bachelor of MassMedia) now it is B.A. in Multimedia and Mass Communication (B.A.M.M.C.) affiliated tothe University of Mumbai. The college provides instructions in the following programmesand groups as given in the following pages.

ADMISSION TO STUDENTS

UNDER GUJARATI LINGUISTIC MINORITY

Students Applying Under Linguistic Minority (Gujarati) must Satisfy The followingnorms:1. SHOULD BE GUJARATI BY BIRTH AND SHOULD HAVE PASSED THE H.S.C. /

EQUIVALENT EXAMINATION.2. In case the student is not GUJARATI by birth but the mother of the applicant

is Gujarati, the marriage certificate of the parent-indicating mother’s namemust be produced for verification.

3. In case of doubtful surnames, the parent will have to produce their 10th Std.mark sheet indicating Gujarati as one of the subject at the 10th Std ORCertificate from the Head of the Community / Trust / Institution (Governmentrecognized) confirming the claim.




Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) (O.2138)Ref: UG/105 of 2004 dated 15/03/2004

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated course leadingto the degree of Bachelor of Arts must have passed the Higher Secondary SchoolCertificate (Std. XII) examination conducted by the different Divisional Boards of theMaharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher.

Secondary Education with the following subjects :-1. English2. Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages or any

classical Language or Information Technology3. Any four subjects carrying 100 marks each.

ORMust have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std XII) examination withvocational subject conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra StateBoard of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the following subjects:-

1. English2. Any one vocational subject carrying 200 marks prescribed by the Board from

time to time.3. Any three subjects carrying 100 marks each.

ORMust have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination with theMinimum Competency based vocational courses conducted by the different DivisionalBoards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Educationwith the following subjects:-

1. English2. Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages

or Classical Language or Information Technology.3. General Foundation Course.4. Any one subject carrying 300 marks from among the Minimum Competency

based vocational courses prescribed by the Higher Secondary SchoolCertificate examination from time to time.

ORMust have passed an examination of another University or Body Recognized as equivalentthere to.

ELIGIBILITY UNDER RESPECTIVE PROGRAMMES




Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) [O.2152]Ref. UG/105 of 2004 dated 15/03/2004

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three-year degree course leadingto the Bachelor of Commerce must have passed the H.S.C. (Std. XII) Examinationconducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board ofSecondary and Higher Secondary Education.

ORMust have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Standard XII) examinationwith vocational subjects/minimum competency based vocational course conducted bythe different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary andHigher Secondary Education

ORMust have passed an examination of another University or Body recognized as equivalentto Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination.

Bachelor in Management Studies (B.M.S.) [O.3941]Ref: UG/80 of 2010 dated 27/4/2010 & amended circular no UG/67 of 2016-17 dated 2/9/2016)

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the B.M.S. degree programme shall havepassed HSC Examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary Educationor its equivalent examination or Diploma course in any Engineering Branches with twoyears or three years after SSC conducted by the Board of Technical Examination or itsequivalent examination in one and the same sitting.Every candidate admitted to the Degree Course in the Constituent /affiliated college /recognized institution conducting the course shall have to register himself / herself withthe University.

The stream wise weightage of seats are as under:

Stream Arts Commerce Science Diploma

Percentage 45% 25% 25% 5%






Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) (B.A.F.) [O.5204]Ref. UG/395 of 2004 dated 07/09/2004 & amended circular ref. no UG/67 of 2016-17 dated 2/9/2016

A Candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree programme in B.Com -Accounting and Finance shall have passed XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Boardof Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination in one and the same sitting.Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the constituent/ affiliated college /recognized institution conducting the course shall have to register himself/herself withthe University.



Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance) (B.B.I.) [O.5209]Ref. UG/489 of 2004 dated 17/09/2004 & amended circular ref. no UG/67 of 2016-17 dated 2/9/2016

A Candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree programme in B.Com – Banking& Insurance shall have passed XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of HigherSecondary Education or its equivalent examination in one and the same sitting. Everycandidate admitted to the degree course in the constituent / affiliated college /recognizedinstitution conducting the course shall have to register himself/herself with the University.


Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) (B.F.M.) [O.5693]Ref. UG/211 of 2007 dated 18/05/2007 & amended circular ref. no UG/67 of 2016-17 dated 2/9/2016

A Candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree programme in B.Com –Financial Markets shall have passed XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board ofHigher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination in one and the same sitting.Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the constituent / affiliated college/recognized institution conducting the course shall have to register himself/herself withthe University.




Bachelor of Science in Information Technology(B.Sc.IT) [O.5051]Ref. UG/283 of 2007 dated 16/06/2007 and amended circular ref. no UG/67 of 2016-17 dated 2/9/2016

(A) A Candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree programme in B.Sc.IT shallhave passed XII Std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher SecondaryEducation or its equivalent examination in one and the same sitting. Every candidateadmitted to the degree course in the constituent/affiliated college/recognized institutionconducting the courses shall have to register himself/herself with the University.

(B) Candidate who have passed Diploma (Three years after S.S.C. (X std) in Informationtechnology/Computer technology /Computer Engineering/Computer Science/Electrical,Electronics and Video Engineering and Allied Branches/Mechanical and Allied Branches/Civil and Allied branches /Mechanical and Allied Branches/Civil and Allied branches of areeligible for direct admission to the Second Year of the B.Sc.(I.T.) degree course.

However, the Diploma should be recognized by the Board of Technical Education or anyother recognized Government Body. Minimum marks required 45% aggregate for opencategory candidates and 40% aggregate for reserved category candidates.

ORCandidate with post HSC-Diploma in Information Technology / Computer technology /Computer Engineering/Computer Science/and Allied branches will be eligible for directadmission to the Second Year of B.Sc.(I.T.). However, the Diploma should be recognized bythe Board of Technical Education or any other recognized Government Body. Minimummarks required 45% aggregate for open category candidates and 40% aggregate forreserved category candidates.

Admission will be on merit, based on the order of preference as follows:Marks in Mathematics and Statistics at H.S.C. or equivalent examination. Aggregate Marksat HSC (Std. XII) or equivalent aggregate marks at S.S.C. (Std. X).





B.A. in Multimedia and Mass Communication (B.A.M.M.C.)[O.5206]Ref. UG/283 of 2007 dated 16/06/2007

A Candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree programme in B.A. inMultimedia and Mass Communication shall have passed XII Standard Examination of theMaharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent. Every candidateadmitted to the degree programme in the constituent / Affiliated College/ recognizedinstitution conducting the programme, shall have to register himself/herself with theUniversity.

No college shall conduct any entrance test in any form and the admissions are purelybased on merit duly following the reservation policy as per the norms of Government ofMaharashtra. While drawing the merit list, weightage has to be given to students fromArts, Commerce and Science Stream at 12th Standard level.

The stream wise weightage of seats are as under:Stream Arts Commerce Science

Percentage 50% 25% 25%

DURATION AND CREDITS ALLOTTED

ProgrammeSem

I

Sem

II

Sem

III

Sem

IV

Sem

V

Sem

VI

Total

Credits

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) 15 15 22 22 22 24 120

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) 20 20 17 17 23 23 120

Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.) 20 20 20 20 20 20 120

Bachelor of Commerce

(Accounting & Finance) (B.A.F.)20 20 20 20 20 20 120


(Financial Markets) (B.F.M.)20 20 20 20 20 20 120


(Banking & Insurance) (B.B.I.)20 20 20 20 20 20 120

Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass

Communication (B.A.M.M.C.)20 20 20 20 20 20 120

Bachelor of Science

in Information Technology (B.Sc.IT) 20 20 20 20 20 20 120





BACHELOR OF ARTS & BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

1. There shall be one examination at the end of each semester in all the courses exceptFoundation Course in semester I to IV. The performance of the learner will be evaluatedin each course in the following manner.

2. THE SEMESTER END EXAMINATION (3 hrs. examination) OF 100 marks FOR EACH COURSE.

For course Foundation Course: A) Internal Assessment – 25% (25 Marks)

B) Semester End Examinations – 75% (75 Marks)Duration – These examinations shall be of 2½ Hours duration.

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

Semester end examination Minimum Marks for Passing in each Head of Course

100 marks 40 marks

Sr.

No.Particulars Marks

1 ONE periodical Class Test/Project to be conducted in the given semester 20 Marks

2

Active participation in routine class instructional deliveries and overall conduct as a

responsible learner, mannerism and articulation and exhibit of leadership qualities in

organizing related academic activities.

05 Marks

B.M.S., B.A.F., B.F.M. & B.B.I.

A. Internal Assessment – 25% (25 Marks)

B. Semester End Examinations – 75% (75 Marks)

Sr.


Minimum

Passing

1 ONE periodical Class Test/Project to be conducted in the given semester 20

40% or 10

Marks2

Active participation in routine class instructional deliveries and overall

conduct as a responsible learner, mannerism and articulation and exhibit of

leadership qualities in organizing related academic activities.

05

Duration Marks Minimum Passing

2½ Hours 75 Marks 40% or 30 Marks




A. Internal Assessment (25 Marks)

B. Practical Examination (50 Marks)

C. Semester End Examinations – (75 Marks)


Sr.


Minimum

Passing1 ONE periodical class test to be conducted in the given semester 20

40% or 10

Marks2




05

Duration Marks Minimum Passing2½ Hours 75 Marks 40% or 30 Marks

Duration Evaluation Pattern Marks Minimum Passing2½ Hours Practical Exam/Problem Solving 40 Marks

40% or 20 MarksJournal 05 MarksVIVA-VOCE 05 Marks

B.Sc.I.T.

B.A.M.M.C.

A. Internal Assessment – 25% (25 Marks)

B. Semester End Examinations – 75% (75 Marks)

Sr.


Minimum

Passing

1ONE periodical Class Test/Project/Assignment to be conducted in the given

semester 20

40% or 10

Marks2




05

Duration Marks Minimum Passing2½ Hours 75 Marks 40% or 30 Marks




GRADE POINTS (All Courses)

The PERFORMANCE GRADING of the learners shall be on the TEN point ranking system as under(refer UG/79 of 2016-17 dated 14/10/2016)

The performance grading shall be based on the aggregate performance of all the semesters i.e. semester I to VI taken together.


Marks Grade Points Grade Performance

80 & Above 10 O Outstanding

70 - 79.99 9 A+ Excellent

60 - 69.99 8 A Very Good

55 - 59.99 7 B+ Good

50 - 54.99 6 B Above Average

45 - 49.99 5 C Average

40 - 44.99 4 D Pass

Less Than 40 0 F Fail

Note: The subject weight will remain same as earlier



UNDERGRADUATE

PROGRAMMES


COURSES OFFERED

BACHELOR OF ARTS (AIDED)

Semester I

First Year

Semester II

First Year

Semester III

Second Year

Semester IV

Second Year

Communication Skills

in English – I

Communication Skills

in English – IIFoundation Course – II Foundation Course II

Foundation Course I Foundation Course - II

Economics III

Psychology III

Statistics III

Economics IV

Psychology IV

Statistics IV

SELECT ANY ONE SELECT ANY ONE

Sociology III

Economics III

Commerce III

Sociology IV

Economics IV

Commerce IV

Language (any ONE):

Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati

Language (any ONE):

Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati

Psychology III

Sociology III

History III

Psychology IV

Sociology IV

History IV

OPTIONAL COURSES(ANY ONE)

OPTIONAL COURSES(ANY ONE)

APPLIED COMPONENT (ANY ONE)

APPLIED COMPONENT (ANY ONE)

Economics

Psychology

Statistics

OR

Economics

Psychology

Statistics

OR

Elementary Quantitative

Techniques OR

Stress Management OR

Advertisement for (Eco. / Psy. / Stat)

Elementary

Quantitative

Techniques OR

Stress Management

OR Advertisement for (Eco. / Psy. / Stat)

Economics

Sociology

Commerce - I

OR

Economics

Sociology

Commerce - II

OR


Techniques OR

Advertisement for (Soc./ Eco./ Com.)

Elementary

Quantitative

Techniques OR

Advertisement for (Soc./ Eco./ Com.)

Sociology

Psychology

History

Sociology

Psychology

History


Techniques OR

Stress Management OR

Advertisingfor (Psy. / Soc. / Hist.)

Elementary

Quantitative

Techniques OR

Stress Management

OR Advertisingfor (Psy. / Soc. / Hist.)




COURSES OFFERED

Semester V Third Year Semester VI Third Year

ECONOMICS MAJOR (6 COURSES)

VII. Microeconomics XIII. Macroeconomics

VIII. Economics of Development XIV. International Economics

IX. Industrial and Labour Economics XV. Industrial and Labour Economics

X. Mathematical and Statistical Techniques

For Eco. Analysis

XVI. Mathematical and Statistical Techniques For

Eco. Analysis

XI. Introduction to Econometrics XVII. Introduction to Econometrics

XII. Project - I XVIII. Project - II

PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR (6 COURSES)

VII. Psychological Testing & Statistics XIII. Psychological Testing & Statistics

VIII. Abnormal Psychology XIV. Abnormal Psychology

IX. Industrial & Organisational Psychology XV. Industrial & Organisational Psychology

X. Cognitive Psychology – I XVI. Cognitive Psychology – I

XI. Psych. Practical: Cognitive Processes

& Psych. Testing

XVII. Psych. Practical: Cognitive Processes

& Psych. Testing

XII. Counselling Psychology XVIII. Counselling Psychology

VII. Psychological Testing &Statistics

SOCIOLOGY MAJOR (6 COURSES)

VII. Social Theory XIII. Theoretical Anthropology

VIII- Sociology of Work XIV. Sociology of Informal Sector

IX. Sociology of Gender XV. Gender & Society In India: - Emerging Issue.

IX. Urban Sociology XVI. Urbanization In India ; Issue & Concern

IX. Sociology of Human Resource

DevelopmentXVII. Sociology of Organization

IX. Quantitative Social Research XVIII. Qualitative Social Research

Information regarding Course Choice

• Choice of Applied Component subject will be allotted based on MERIT and minimumnumber of student’s requirement of 24.

• Choice of MAJOR subject at TYBA is also on the basis of MERIT and Minimum numberof student’s requirement of 24.

• Students opting STATISTICS will need to pay unaided subject fee of Rs. 2000/- at FYBAand Rs. 4000/- at SYBA.





COURSES OFFERED


ECONOMICS-COMMERCE

ECONOMICS (VIII) - GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (XIV) - INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

ECONOMICS (VII) - MICRO ECONOMICS THEORY ECONOMICS (XIII) - MACRO ECONOMICS THEORY

ECONOMICS (IX) - INDUSTRIAL AND LABOUR

ECONOMICS

ECONOMICS (XV) - INDUSTRIAL AND LABOUR

ECONOMICS

COMMERCE (VII) - INTRODUCTION TO

MANAGEMENTCOMMERCE (X) - INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT

COMMERCE (IX) - EXPORT MANAGEMENT COMMERCE (XII) - EXPORT MANAGEMENT

COMMERCE (VIII) - HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENTCOMMERCE (XI) - HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

PSYCHOLOGY-HISTORY

PSYCHOLOGY - Testing & Statistics Psychology-IV PSYCHOLOGY - Testing & Statistics Psychology-IV

PSYCHOLOGY - Abnormal Psychology-V PSYCHOLOGY - Abnormal Psychology-V

PSYCHOLOGY (VI)- Industrial Organizational

Psychology

PSYCHOLOGY (VI) - Industrial Organizational

Psychology

HISTORY (VII) - History of the Sultanate Period

(1000 A.D.- 1526 A.D)

History -XIII-History of the Mughal Rule

(1526 A.D-1701 A.D)

HISTORY (VIII) - History of Modern India

(1857 A.D-1964 A.D)

History -XIV-History of Contemporary India

(1964 A.D- 2000 A.D)

HISTORY (XI) - Archaeology and Historical Tourism History -XV-Museology, Archival and Library Science

PSYCHOLOGY (IV) - Testing & Statistics

PsychologyPSYCHOLOGY - Testing & Statistics Psychology-IV

SOCIOLOGY-HISTORY

SOCIOLOGY - Paper IV- Theoretical Sociology SOCIOLOGY - Paper IV- Anthropology Thought

SOCIOLOGY - Paper V- Sociology Of Work SOCIOLOGY - Paper V- Sociology Of Informal Sector

SOCIOLOGY - Paper VI- Sociology Of GenderSOCIOLOGY - Paper VI- Gender And Society In India:

Contemporary Debates And Emerging Issues

HISTORY (VII) - History Of The Sultanate Period

(1000 A.D.- 1526 A.D)

HISTORY (XIII) - History Of The Mughal Rule

(1526 A.D-1701 A.D)

HISTORY (VIII) - History Of Modern India

(1857 A.D-1964 A.D)

HISTORY (XIV) History Of Contemporary India

(1964 A.D- 2000 A.D)

HISTORY (XI) Archaeology & Historical Tourism HISTORY (XV) Museology, Archival & Library Science





ARTS (AIDED) FEE STRUCTURE

PARTICULARSFY-B.A. SY-B.A. TY-B.A. TY-B.A. (Psy. Major)

Open Open Open OPEN

TUTION FEE 800 800 800 3000

LIBRARY FEE 200 200 200 200

GYMKHANA FEE 400 400 400 400

OTHER FEE 250 250 250 250

EXAM FEES 2057 2057 2057 2057

ENROLMENT FEE 220 0 0 0

DISASTER RELIEF FUND 10 10 10 10

ADMISSION PROCESSING 200 200 200 200

UTILITY FEE 250 250 250 250

MAGAZINE FEES 100 100 100 100

ID CARD & LIBRARY FEE 50 50 50 50

GROUP INSURANCE 40 40 40 40

STUDENT WELFARE FUND 50 50 50 50

DEVELOPMENT FEE 500 500 500 500

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S FUND 20 20 20 20

UNI. SPORTS & CULTURAL ACTVITY 30 30 30 30

E-SUVIDHA 50 50 50 50

E- CHARGE 20 20 20 20

LABORATORY FEES 0 0 0 0

CAUTION MONEY 150 0 0 0

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250 0 0 0

INDUSTRIAL VISIT 0 0 0 0

COMPUTER PRACTICAL FEE 0 0 0 0

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FEE 25 25 25 25

COLLEGE EXAM FEES 0 0 0 0

CONVOCATION FEES 0 0 250 250

ADMISSION FORM 0 100 100 100

NSS FEE 10 10 10 10

MARKSHEET 0 0 0 0

PROJECT FEE 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 5682 5162 5412 7612

ADDITIONAL FEE (IF APPLICIABLE)

POSTAGE / COURIER CHARGE 50 50 50 50

COURSE MATERIAL (CS) 100 0 0 0

COURSE MATERIAL STATISTICS 200 100 0 0

TUTION FEE (PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR) 0 0 0 0

SUBJECT FEE (STATISTICS ) Yearly 2000 4000 0 0

OTHER FEES FOR ONLINE PROCESS 125 125 125 125

FEES FOR RESERVED CATEGORY STUDENTS ARE AS PER RULES AND REGULATIONS.





NORMS FOR PROMOTION TO NEXT SEMESTER

PROCEDURE AND PUNISHMENTS TO DEAL WITH USE OF UNFAIR MEANS

Students resorting to the use of unfair means during the examinations conducted by theCollege on behalf of the University or by the University are requested to note that theminimum punishment recommended by the University (vide circular no. UG / 139 OF 2001Dated 23rd APRIL 2001) is “Annulment of the performance of the Student at the University /College / Institution Examination in full”. The above action is recommended in case thestudent is found in possession of the copying material. If it is established that he/she hasactually copied from the material, the recommendation is “Exclusion of the student from theUniversity or College or Institution Examination for one additional examination”. The abovereferred circular is available with the Examination Committee for your reference.

Copy of the circular is available on the college website www.lsraheja.org and also Chairpersonof the Examination Committee and Chairperson of the Unfair Means Inquiry Committee.

STUDENTS ARE REQUESTED NOT TO RESORT TO USE OF UNFAIR MEANS



I. For Semester I & II

a. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester II irrespective of the number of heads of failure.

II. For Semester III

a.

b.

A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III if he/she passes each of Semester I & SemesterII. ORHave secured ATKT in semester I and II in full and secured ATKT by failing in not more than Two Coursesin each of Semester I and II.

III. For Semester IV

a. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of heads of failure in the Semester III.

IV. For Semester V [Amended R.8438 (with effect from 2012-13)]

a.b.

c.

Shall have passed Semester I, II, III and IV in full. ORShall have passed Semester I and II in full and secured ATKT in the Second year by failing in not more than Two Courses in each of Semester III and Semester IV. ORShall have Secured ATKT in First Year by failing in not more than Two Courses in each of Semester I and Semester II and have passed Semester III and Semester IV in full.

V. For Semester VI

a. 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 II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V in full.


COURSES OFFERED

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (AIDED)

Semester I First Year

Semester IIFirst Year

Semester IIISecond Year

Semester IVSecond Year

Accountancy andFinancial Management - I

Accountancy andFinancial Management-II

Accountancy andFinancial

Management – III

Accountancy andFinancial Management

– IV

Commerce–I Commerce – II Commerce – III Commerce – IV

Business Economics – I Business Economics – I Business Law – I Business Law – II

Business Communication – I

Business Communication – II

Business Economics –III

Business Economics –IV

Environmental Studies – I Environmental Studies – II Advertising Advertising

Mathematical andStatistical Techniques – I

Mathematical andStatistical Techniques - II

Management Accounting OR

Marketing Management

Audit ingOR Marketing Management

Foundation Course – I Foundation Course – II Foundation Course-III Foundation Course – IV


Business Economics-V Business Economics- VI

Commerce-V Commerce-VI

SELECT ANY ONE SELECT ANY ONE

i. Financial Accounting & Auditing Paper – V & VI i. Financial Accounting & Auditing Paper - VII &

VIII

ii. Business Management Paper – I & II ii. Business Management Paper - III & IV

SELECT ANY ONE OF THE COMBINATIONS SELECT ANY ONE OF THE COMBINATIONS

i. Export Marketing, ii. Direct Indirect Taxes

i. Export Marketing, ii. Direct Indirect Taxes

i. Computer Systems & Applications, ii. Direct Indirect Taxes

i. Computer Systems & Applications, ii. Direct Indirect Taxes

i. Computer Systems & Applications, ii. Psychology of Human Behaviour at work

i. Computer Systems & Applications, ii. Psychology of Human Behaviour at work

i. Export Marketing, ii. Psychology of Human Behaviour at work

i. Export Marketing, ii. Psychology of Human Behaviour at work

i. Psychology of Human Behaviour at workii. Computer Systems & Applications

i. Psychology of Human Behaviour at workii. Computer Systems & Applications

• Choice of Applied Component subject at T.Y. B.Com. will be allotted based on MERIT and minimum number of students requirement of 24.

• Choice of ACCOUNTANCY or BUSINESS MANAGEMENT subjects at S.Y.B.Com & T.Y.B.Com. is also on the basis of MERIT and minimum number of students requirement of 24.




B.Com (AIDED) FEE STRUCTURE

PARTICULARSFY – B.COM SY – B.COM TY – B.COM

Open Open OpenTUTION FEE 800 800 800LIBRARY FEE 200 200 200GYMKHANA FEE 400 400 400OTHER FEE 250 250 250EXAM FEES 2057 2057 2057ENROLMENT FEE 220 0 0DIASTER RELIEF FUND 10 10 10ADMI.PROCESSING 200 200 200UTILITY FEE 250 250 250

MAGAZINE FEES 100 100 100ID CARD & LIBRARY FEE 50 50 50GROUP INSURANCE 40 40 40

STUDENT WELFARE FUND 50 50 50DEVELOPMENT FEE 500 500 500VICE-CHANCELLOR'S FUND 20 20 20UNI. SPORTS & CULTURAL ACTVITY 30 30 30E-SUVIDHA 50 50 50E- CHARGE 20 20 20

LABORATORY FEE 0 0 0CAUTION MONEY 150 0 0LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250 0 0INDUSTRIAL VISIT 0 0 0COMPUTER PRACTICAL FEE 0 0 0ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FEE 25 25 25

COLLEGE EXAM FEE 0 0 0CONVOCATION FEE 0 0 250ADMISSION FORM 0 100 100NSS FEE 10 10 10MARKSHEET 0 0 0PROJECT FEE 0 0 0TOTAL 5682 5162 5412

ADDITIONAL FEE (IF APPLICABLE)POSTAGE / COURIER CHARGE 50 50 50

COURSE MATERIAL 300 100

TYBCOM SUBJECT FEES PER COURSE (EXPORT/DIT/PHBW)/COURSE

300

TYBCOM COMPUTER PRACTICAL 1500

TYBCOM COMPUTER LAB FEE 800

TYBCOM COMPUTER PRACTICAL FILE 50

TYBCOM COMPUTER LAB DEPOSIT 400

OTHER FEES FOR ONLINE PROCESS 125 125 125


BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (AIDED)






Students resorting to the use of unfair means during the examinations conducted by theCollege on behalf of the University or by the University are requested to note that theminimum punishment recommended by the University (vide circular no. UG / 139 OF 2001DATED 23RD APRIL 2001) is “Annulment of the performance of the Student at the University /College / Institution Examination in full”. The above action is recommended in case thestudent is found in possession of the copying material. If it is established that he/she hasactually copied from the material, the recommendation is “Exclusion of the student from theUniversity or College or Institution Examination for one additional examination”. The abovereferred circular is available with the Examination Committee for your reference.








a.

b.





a.b.

c.


V. For Semester VI



OBJECTIVES

Management education is different today because of the requirement of soft skills,teamwork and collaborations. As the economy continues to flourish, the cost consciouscompanies morph their HR strategies, becoming even more choosey in every dimension.This sets a platform for young entrepreneurs.

The University of Mumbai started the Bachelor in Management Studies (B.M.S.)programme in 1999-2000. The programme intends to cater to the growing needs ofcorporate India and also leads to the all-round development of their personality.

The BMS programme provides comprehensive training to students in the field ofManagement, Accounting & Finance by way of interaction, projects, presentations,industrial visits, practical training, job orientation and placements.

Thus, if you have the zest and the endurance to face challenges, the passion to succeedand win and also to commit yourself to building a challenging career managerial natureof job with an international outlook, BMS is a programme specially designed for you.

1. The curriculum is designed to would the learners who aspire to become managers.2. To provide the learners basic understanding of management education and overall

development so that they are well trained to be absorbed as middle levelmanagers by big companies.

3. The course aims to familiarize the learners with the fundamental aspects of variousissues associated with business finance, business economics, marketing, humanresource management, organizational behaviour etc.

4. The course further helps the learners acquire decision-making skills which are anecessity in today’s globally competitive market, delegate work and primarily tocoordinate with the entire organization.



BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (B.M.S.)


COURSES OFFERED

Semester I

First Year

Semester II

First Year

Semester III

Second Year

Semester IV

Second Year

Introduction to Financial Accounts

Principles of MarketingInformation Technology inBusiness Management – I

Information Technology in Business Management – II

Business Law Industrial Law Strategic ManagementProduction & Total Quality

Management

Business Statistics Business MathematicsBusiness Planning &

EntrepreneurialManagement

Business Economics – II

BusinessCommunication – I

BusinessCommunication – I

Accounting for Managerial Decisions

Business Research Methods

Foundation Course – I Foundation Course – II Foundation Course - III Foundation Course - IV

Foundation of Human Skills

Business Environment Group A: Finance Electives (Any Two Courses)

Business Economics – IPrinciples of

ManagementBasics of Financial Services

Financial Institutions &Markets

Equity & Debt Market AuditingIntroduction to Cost

AccountingStrategic Cost Management

Corporate Finance Corporate Restructuring

Group A: Marketing Electives (Any Two Courses)

Consumer BehaviourIntegrated Marketing

Communication

Advertising Event Marketing

Social Marketing Tourism Marketing

Group A: Human Resource Electives (Any Two Courses)

Recruitment & SelectionHuman Resource Planning &

Information System

Motivation and LeadershipTraining & Development in

HRMEmployees Relations &

WelfareChange Management

Organisation Behaviour &HRM

Conflict & Negotiation

Note: Group Selected in Semester III will continue in Semester IV.




Information regarding

Courses Choice

• The Elective subjects for SecondYear are offered based on thenumber of students opting for aparticular elective.

• Project work is considered as aspecial course involvingapplication of knowledge insolving/analyzing/exploring a reallife situation/ difficult problem.Project work would be of 04credits. A project work may beundertaken in any area of ElectiveCourses/ study area selected.


COURSES OFFERED

Note: Group selected in Semester III will continue in Semester V & Semester VI


Logistics & Supply Chain Management Operation ResearchCorporate Communication and Public Relations Project Work

Group A: Finance Electives (Any Four Courses)Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management International Finance

Commodity & Derivatives Market Innovative Financial ServicesWealth Management Project ManagementFinancial Accounting Strategic Financial Management

Risk Management Financing Rural DevelopmentDirect Taxes Indirect Taxes

Group A: Marketing Electives (Any Four Courses)Services Marketing Brand Management

E-Commerce & Digital Marketing Retail ManagementSales & Distribution Management International Marketing

Customer Relationship Management Media Planning & ManagementIndustrial Marketing Sports Marketing

Strategic Marketing Management Marketing of Non-Profit OrganizationGroup A: Human Resource Electives (Any Four Courses)

Finance for HR Professionals &Compensation Management

HRM in Global Perspective

Strategic Human Resource Management & HR Policies

Organizational Development

Performance Management & Career Planning HRM in Service Sector ManagementIndustrial Relations Workforce Diversity

Talent & Competency Management Human Resource Accounting & AuditStress Management Indian Ethos in Management




Information regarding Additional Examination

A candidate who does not appear i.e. remains absent in some or all the courses on medicalgrounds or for representing the College / University in sports, cultural activities, activities of NSS,NCC or sports training camps conducted by recognized bodies / competent authorities or for anyother reason which is considered valid under exceptional circumstances and to the satisfactionof the Principal or the Head of the Institute OR fails in some or all the courses is eligible toappear for the additional examination. A candidate who does not appear for both the InternalAssessment and Semester End Examination shall not be eligible to appear for the additionalSemester End Examination. The additional Semester End Examination shall be of two and a halfhour duration and of 75 marks per course. The learner shall appear for the Semester EndExamination of the course for which he/she was absent or has failed. Learners who are punishedunder O.5050 shall not be eligible to appear for this additional examination.












a.

b.





a.b.

c.


V. For Semester VI



B.M.S. (UNAIDED) FEE STRUCTURE

PARTICULARSFY-B.M.S. SY-B.M.S. TY-B.M.S.

OPEN OPEN OPEN

TUTION FEE 10000 10000 10000

LIBRARY FEE 300 300 300

GYMKHANA FEE 400 400 400

OTHER FEE 250 250 250

EXAM FEES 2057 2057 0

ENROLMENT FEE 220 0 0

DIASTER RELIEF FUND 10 10 10

ADMI.PROCESSING 200 200 200

UTILITY FEE 250 250 250

MAGAZINE FEES 100 100 100

ID CARD & LIBRARY FEE 50 50 50

GROUP INSURANCE 40 40 40

STUDENT WELFARE FUND 50 50 50

DEVELOPMENT FEE 500 500 500

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S FUND 20 20 20

UNI. SPORTS & CULTURAL ACTVITY 30 30 30

E-SUVIDHA 50 50 50

E- CHARGE 20 20 20

COMPUTER PRACTICAL FEES 0 1000 0

COMPUTER LAB FEE 1000 1000 1000

CAUTION MONEY 150

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250

LABORATORY DEPOSIT 0 400 0

PROJECT FEE 200 200 500

AMUMNI ASSOCIATION FEE 25 25 25

UNIVERSITY EXAM FEE 0 0 2057

CONVOCATION FEE 0 0 250

ADMISSION FORM 0 100 100

NSS FEE 10 10 10

TOTAL 16182 17062 16212

ADDITIONAL FEE IF APPLICIABLE WILL BE NOTIFIED AT THE TIME OF PAYMENT OF FEES






OBJECTIVES

B.A.F. department of L. S. Raheja College aims to impart students with knowledge thatprepares them for their future in the field of Accounting and Finance. Our students aremolded to take on the challenges of the practical world head-on and to emerge assuccessful personnel in their chosen career path.

• L. S. Raheja College of Arts and Commerce affiliated to University of Mumbai hascreated an additional avenue of self-employment and also to benefit the industry byproviding them with suitable trained persons in the field of Accounting & Finance.

• This is to inculcate confidence in them to grab upcoming opportunities in this stream.• To provide basic understanding and practical approach.• To provide an exposure of the corporate arena.• To train students for their future corporate image using modern technology under the

guidance of specialized faculties.



Bachelor of Commerce (ACCOUNTING & FINANCE)


COURSES OFFERED

Semester IFirst Year


Elective Courses (EC)

Financial AccountingElements of Financial

Accounting) – I

Financial Accounting (Special Accounting

Areas) - II

Cost Accounting (Introduction and

Element of Cost) – I

Auditing (Introduction and Planning) - I

Financial Management (Introduction to

Financial Management) – I

Innovative Financial services

Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses


Business

Communication – II

Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) (Any one)

Foundation Course – I Foundation Course – II

Foundation Course in NSS – I

Foundation Course in NSS – II

Foundation Course in NCC – I

Foundation Course in NCC – II

Foundation Course in Physical Education – I

Foundation Course inPhysical Education –

Core Courses (CC)

Commerce (Business Environment) – I

Business Law (BusinessRegulatory Framework)

– I

Business Economics – I Business Mathematics

Note: Course selected in Semester I will continue in Semester II.



Elective Courses (EC) (Any Three)


Areas) - III


Areas) - IV

Cost Accounting (Methods of Costing) - II

Wealth Management

Auditing (Techniques of Auditing and Audit

Procedures – II

Management Accounting

(Introduction to

Management Accounting)

– I

Taxation - II (Indirect Taxes Paper- II)

Taxation - III (Indirect Taxes- III)

Operation Research Auditing - III

Ability Enhancement Courses Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)

Information Technology in Accountancy – I

Information Technology in Accountancy – II

Core Courses (CC)

Commerce (Financial Market Operations) – II

Management (Introduction to

Management) – I

Business Law (BusinessRegulatory Framework) – II

Business Law (Company Law) - III

Business Economics – IIResearch Methodology inAccounting and Finance

Note: Course selected in Semester III will continue in

Semester IV





COURSES OFFERED


Core Courses (CC)

Financial Accounting – V Financial Accounting – VII

Financial Accounting – VI Project work

Elective Courses (Any Four)

Cost Accounting –III

Financial Management – II

Taxation - IV (Indirect Taxes- II)

International Finance

Financial Analysis and Business Valuation

Management - II

(Management Applications)

Cost Accounting – IV

Financial Management – III

Taxation - V (Indirect Taxes- III)

Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

Indian Financial System

Economics Paper - III (Indian Economy)

Note:• Project work is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving /

analysing/exploring a real life situation/ difficult problem. Project work would be of 04 credits.• A project work may be undertaken in any area of Elective Courses/ study area.







B.A.F. (UNAIDED) FEE STRUCTURE

PARTICULARSFY-B.A.F. SY-B.A.F. TY-B.A.F.

OPEN OPEN OPEN

TUITION FEE 10000 10000 10000



OTHER FEES / EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITY 250 250 250

EXAM FEES 2057 2057 0


DISASTER RELIEF FUND 10 10 10

ADMISSION PROCESSING 200 200 200









E-SUVIDHA 50 50 50

E- CHARGE 20 20 20

COMPUTER PRACTICAL FEE 0 1000 0


CAUTION MONEY 150

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250


PROJECT FEE 0 0 500

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FEE 25 25 25




NSS FEE 10 10 10

TOTAL 16282 17162 16512

















a.

b.





a.b.

c.


V. For Semester VI



OBJECTIVES

Financial markets worldwide are rapidly evolving. As these new markets open upinternationally, professionals must understand all of this from a complex globalperspective. B.Com (Financial Markets) has been established to help create the best-equipped finance managers in the country.

The basic motive of B.F.M. programme at L. S. Raheja College of Arts and Commerce is toinculcate in the students the drive to acquire knowledge about Financial Services and helpthe students to have a great future ahead in Financial Markets.

• L. S. Raheja College of Arts and Commerce affiliated with University of Mumbai hascreated an additional avenue of self-employment and also to benefit the industry byproviding them with suitable trained persons in the field of Financial Market.

• This is to inculcate confidence in them to grab upcoming opportunities in this stream.To train students to become the next generation finance professionals by providingthem a platform and access to the latest knowledge and tools in use globally

• B.Com (Financial Markets) program creates a very good foundation for students whoaspire to pursue qualifications such as; MBA (Finance), CA, CS, CFA, FRM etc.

• To provide basic understanding and practical approach• To create additional avenue of Self Employment to the students and to provide

suitable& trained persons for Financial Services Sector.



Bachelor of Commerce (FINANCIAL MARKETS)


COURSES OFFERED




Financial Accounting- I Financial Accounting- II

Introduction to Financial System

Principles ofManagement

Business Mathematics Business Statistics



Business



Foundation Course – I Foundation Course – II

Foundation Course in NSS – I

Foundation Course in NSS – II

Foundation Course in NCC – I

Foundation Course in NCC – II

Foundation Course in Physical Education – I

Foundation Course inPhysical Education – II

Core Courses (CC)

Business Environment –I

Environmental Science

Business Economics – I Computer Skills – I





Debt Market – I Debt Market – II

Equity Markets – I Equity Markets – II

Commodities Markets Commodities Derivatives

Portfolio Management Merchant Banking

Treasury ManagementPersonal Financial

Planning

Ability Enhancement Courses Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)

Foundation Course III –Money Market

Foundation Course IV Foreign Exchange

Markets

Core Courses (CC)

Management Accounting Corporate Finance

Computer Skills – II Business Economics – II

Business Law – I Business Law – II


Semester IV





COURSES OFFERED


Core Courses (CC)

Financial Derivatives Risk Management

Business Ethics and Corporate Governance Project Work-II

Elective Courses (Any Four)

Marketing for Financial Services

Technical Analysis

Corporate Accounting

Equity Research

Direct Tax- Income Tax

Business Valuation

Venture Capital and Private Equity

Mutual Fund Management

Organizational Behavior

Strategic Corporate Finance

Indirect Tax- GST

Corporate Restructuring








PARTICULARSFY-B.F.M. SY-B.F.M. TY-B.F.M.

OPEN OPEN OPEN

TUITION FEE 10000 10000 10000



OTHER FEES / EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITY 250 250 250

EXAM FEES 2057 2057 0


DISASTER RELIEF FUND 10 10 10

ADMISSION PROCESSING 200 200 200









E-SUVIDHA 50 50 50

E- CHARGE 20 20 20

COMPUTER PRACTICAL FEE 1000 1000 0


CAUTION MONEY 150

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250


PROJECT FEE 0 0 500

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FEE 25 25 25




NSS FEE 10 10 10

TOTAL 17682 17162 16512




B.F.M. (UNAIDED) FEE STRUCTURE















a.

b.





a.b.

c.


V. For Semester VI



OBJECTIVES

The B.B.I. programme at L. S. Raheja College purposes to provide skillful personnel to thebanking and insurance sectors that hold an ever increasing prospect to grow and prosper.Our students are trained to adapt the stimulating as well as ever-changing atmosphere ofthe corporate world and make a sound and stable careers for themselves in thechallenging market place.

• Mumbai has created an additional avenue of self-employment and also to benefit theindustry by providing them with suitable trained persons in the field L. S. RahejaCollege of Arts and Commerce affiliated with University of Banking & Insurance.

• This is to inculcate confidence in them to grab upcoming opportunities in thisstream.

• To provide basic understanding and practical approach• To provide an exposure of the corporate arena.• To train students for their future corporate image using modern technology under the

guidance of specialized faculties.



Bachelor of Commerce (BANKING & INSURANCE)


COURSES OFFERED




Environment and

Management of

Financial Services

Principles and Practices

of Banking & Insurance

Principles of

Management Business Law

Financial Accounting -I Financial Accounting -II


Business

Communication - I

Business

Communication - II


Foundation Course - I Foundation Course - II

Foundation Course in

NSS - I


NSS - II


NCC - I


NCC - II


Physical Education - I


Physical Education - II

Core Courses (CC)

Business Economics – IOrganizational

Behaviour

Quantitative Methods –

I

Quantitative Methods –

II





Financial Management –

I

Financial Management –

II

Management

AccountingCost Accounting

Organizational Behaviour Entrepreneurship

Management

Risk Management Wealth Management

Mutual Fund

Management

Customer Relationship

Management

Ability Enhancement Courses

Information Technology

in Banking and Insurance

- I

Information Technology

in Banking and Insurance

- II

Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)

Foundation Course – III

(An Overview of Banking

Sector)

Foundation Course –

IV(An Overview of

Insurance Sector)

Core Courses (CC)

Financial MarketsCorporate & Securities

Law

Direct Taxation Business Economics-II

Financial MarketsCorporate & Securities

Law


Semester IV





COURSES OFFERED

Semester V Semester VI

Elective Courses (EC) (Any Four) each Semester

Financial Reporting & Analysis

(Corporate Banking & Insurance)Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

Auditing Auditing II

Strategic Management Human Resource Management

Financial Services Management Turnaround Management

Business Ethics & Corporate Governance International Business

Actuarial Analysis in Banking & Insurance Marketing in Banking and Insurance

Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

Research Methodology Project Work (in Banking and Insurance)

Core Courses (CC)

International Banking & Finance Central Banking

Note: Course selected in Semester V will continue in Semester VI









B.B.I. (UNAIDED) FEE STRUCTURE

PARTICULARSFY-B.B.I. SY-B.B.I. TY-B.B.I.

OPEN OPEN OPEN

TUITION FEE 10000 10000 10000



OTHER FEE 250 250 250

EXAM FEES 2057 2057 0












E-SUVIDHA 50 50 50

E- CHARGE 20 20 20



CAUTION MONEY 150

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250

LABORATORY DEPOSIT 0 400

PROJECT FEE 0 0 500

AMUMNI ASSOCIATION FEE 25 25 25




NSS FEE 10 10 10

TOTAL 16282 17162 16512

















a.

b.





a.b.

c.


V. For Semester VI



OBJECTIVES

Department of B.Sc.IT of L. S. Raheja College of Arts and Commerce has a goodcombination of learning integrated with technology to increase the enthusiasm ofstudents towards learning and to encourage them to be active thinkers. We encourageour students to actively undertake activities that facilitate their inclusive progress andexpose them to the practical know-how of IT field.

• The University of Mumbai started the Bachelor in Science in Information Technology(BSc.IT) programme in 2001. The programme to cater to the growing needs ofcorporate India also leads to the all-round development of software, design andresearch and development(R&D).

• The B.Sc.-IT at University of Mumbai and its affiliated colleges aims to synergiesInformation Technology in all its ramifications.

• To meet this objective the program is designed to provide basic inputs in variousaspects of and a broad understanding of IT and its other interdisciplinary interfaces.

• The focus of the program is “Information Technology and management of informationtechnology.”

• A look at successful businesses today reveals one strategic strand common to all theyhave evolved to become information enabled businesses. Smart businesses areturning to technology to guarantee them the extra edge needed to stay ahead of thepack. Information Technology’s role is fast emerging as a driver rather than an enablerof business. It is used from simple office automation to decision support, re-engineering and organization transformation .A new genre of managers who willharness the awesome capabilities of Information Technology, is required to tap thefull potential of this tool. There is a pressing need for a program that can bridge thegap between managerial practices in Vogue and Information Technology so thatbusiness can be effectively managed.



Bachelor of Science (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) (B.Sc.I.T)


COURSES OFFERED





THEO

RY

ImperativeProgramming

Object oriented Programming

Python Programming Core Java

Digital ElectronicsMicroprocessor

ArchitectureData Structures

Introduction to Embedded systems

Operating Systems Web Programming Computer NetworksComputer Oriented

Statistical Techniques

Discrete MathematicsNumerical and

Statistical MethodsDatabase Management

SystemSoftware Engineering

Communication Skills Green Computing Applied MathematicsComputer Graphics &

Animation

PR

AC

TIC

AL

ImperativeProgramming Practical

Object Oriented Programming Practical

Python ProgrammingPractical

Core Java Practical

Digital Electronics Practical

Microprocessor Architecture Practical

Data Structures PracticalIntroduction to

Embedded systems Practical

Operating Systems Practical

Web ProgrammingPractical

Computer Networks Practical

Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques

Practical

Discrete Mathematics Practical

Numerical and Statistical Methods

Practical

Database Management System Practical

Software EngineeringPractical

Communication Skills Practical

Green ComputingPractical

Mobile ProgrammingPractical

Computer Graphics &Animation Practical


THEO

RY

Software Project Management Software Quality Assurance

Internet of Things Security in Computing

Advanced Web Programming Business Intelligent

Artificial Intelligence Principles of Geographic Information Systems

Enterprise Java Cyber Law

PR

AC

TIC

AL

Project Dissertation Project Implementation

Internet of Things Practical Security in Computing Practical

Advanced Web Programming Practical Business Intelligent Practical

Artificial Intelligence PracticalPrinciples of Geographic Information Systems

Practical

Enterprise Java Practical Advanced Mobile Programming





B.Sc.I.T. (UNAIDED) FEE STRUCTURE




PARTICULARSFY-B.Sc.IT SY-B.Sc.IT TY-B.Sc.IT

OPEN OPEN OPEN

TUTION FEE 10000 10000 10000

LIBRARY FEE 1200 1200 1200


OTHER FEE 250 250 250

EXAM FEES 2057 2057 0












E-SUVIDHA 50 50 50

E- CHARGE 20 20 20


COMPUTER LAB FEES 6000 6000 6000

CAUTION MONEY 150

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250


PROJECT FEES 0 0 1900

AMUMNI ASSOCIATION FEES 25 25 25

UNIVERSITY EXAM FEES 0 0 2057

CONVOCATION FEES 0 0 250


NSS FEE 10 10 10

TOTAL 23282 23262 26412




I. FOR SEM I & II

a. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester II irrespective of grades obtained in each

course of Semester I.

II. FOR SEM III

a. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III if he/she passes (grade ‘E’ or above in

each course) each of Semester I and Semester II

OR

b. A leaner fails in not more than three courses with not more than total 200 marks, in each of

Semester I and Semester II. (For all Science Programmes, carrying less than total 900 marks.)

III. FOR SEM IV

a. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of grades obtained in

each course of Semester III. However learner has to pass either of Semester I or Semester II in

order to appear for Semester IV

IV. FOR SEM V

a. 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

b. A learner has passed Semester I and Semester II and fails in not more than three courses with

not more than total 200 marks, in each of Semester III and Semester IV. (For all Science

Programmes, carrying less than total 900 marks.)

V. FOR SEM VI

a. 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 II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V.






A candidate who does not appear i.e. remains absent in some or all the courses onmedical grounds or for representing the College / University in sports, cultural activities,activities of NSS, NCC or sports training camps conducted by recognized bodies /competent authorities or for any other reason which is considered valid under exceptionalcircumstances and to the satisfaction of the Principal or the Head of the Institute OR failsin some or all the courses is eligible to appear for the additional examination. A candidatewho does not appear for both the Internal Assessment and Semester End Examinationshall not be eligible to appear for the additional Semester End Examination. Theadditional Semester End Examination shall be of two and a half hour duration and of 75marks per course. The learner shall appear for the Semester End Examination of thecourse for which he/she was absent or has failed. Learners who are punished underO.5050 shall not be eligible to appear for this additional examination.


Students resorting to the use of unfair means during the examinations conducted by theCollege on behalf of the University or by the University are requested to note that theminimum punishment recommended by the University (vide circular no. UG / 139 OF2001 DATED 23RD APRIL 2001) is “Annulment of the performance of the Student at theUniversity / College / Institution Examination in full”. The above action is recommended incase the student is found in possession of the copying material. If it is established thathe/she has actually copied from the material, the recommendation is “Exclusion of thestudent from the University or College or Institution Examination for one additionalexamination”. The above referred circular is available with the Examination Committeefor your reference.

Copy of the circular is available on the college website www.lsraheja.org and alsoChairperson of the Examination Committee and Chairperson of the Unfair Means InquiryCommittee.






OBJECTIVES

• Media education has responded to the changing needs of the society by upgrading itscontent. The BA in Multimedia and Mass Communication (BAMMC) curriculum isdesigned to provide an adequate theoretical and practical foundation for a career inMedia and Communication.

• We at Raheja provide the students with a combination of strategic and tacticalknowledge of communication and also prepare them for leadership and managerialskills.

i. The course shall be a full-time course. The duration of the course shall be sixsemesters spread over three years.

ii. Intake Capacity – 60 Studentsiii. The Course shall consist of 36 Theory Courses and 1 Project work.iv. Total number of lectures per course per semester will be maximum 48, and duration

of each lecture will be 48 minutes.v. Number of lectures per paper per week shall be 4 in case of theory Courses.vi. On an average 15 working weeks area available in every semester.



Bachelor of Arts in MULTIMEDIA AND MASS COMMUNICATION (B.A.M.M.C.)

COURSE DETAILS

Note: Refer Pages 53 & 54 for TY-B.M.M.


COURSES OFFERED



Effective Communication – I Effective


Foundation Course – IFoundation Course –

II

Visual Communication Content Writing

Fundamentals of Mass Communication

Introduction to Advertising

Current Affairs Introduction to

Journalism

History of Media Media Gender &

Culture



Ability Enhancement Elective Course (Any One)

Electronic Media – I Electronic Media – II

Theatre and Mass Communication – I

Theatre and Mass Communication - II

Radio Program Production – I

Radio Program Production – II

Motion Graphics and Visual Effects – I

Motion Graphics and Visual Effects – II

Discipline Specific Course

Corporate Communication and Public Relations

Writing and Editing for Media

Media Studies Media Laws and Ethics

Introduction to Photography

Mass Media Research

Discipline Specific Elective

Film Communication – IFilm Communication –

II

Discipline Related General Paper (Practical)

Computers and Multimedia – I

Computers and Multimedia - II





B.A.M.M.C. (UNAIDED) FEE STRUCTURE

PARTICULARSFY-B.A.M.M.C. SY-B.A.M.M.C.

OPEN OPEN

TUTION FEE 10000 10000

LIBRARY FEE 300 300

GYMKHANA FEE 400 400

OTHER FEE 250 250

EXAM FEES 2057 2057

ENROLMENT FEE 220 0

DIASTER RELIEF FUND 10 10

ADMI.PROCESSING 200 200

UTILITY FEE 250 250

MAGAZINE FEES 100 100

ID CARD & LIBRARY FEE 50 50

GROUP INSURANCE 40 40

STUDENT WELFARE FUND 50 50

DEVELOPMENT FEE 500 500

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S FUND 20 20

UNI. SPORTS & CULTURAL ACTVITY 30 30

E-SUVIDHA 50 50

E- CHARGE 20 20

COMPUTER PRACTICAL FEE 0 1000

COMPUTER LAB FEE 1000 1000

CAUTION MONEY 150

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250

LABORATORY DEPOSIT 400 400

PROJECT FEES 1200 1200

AMUMNI ASSOCIATION FEES 25 25

UNIVERSITY EXAM FEES 0 0

CONVOCATION FEES 0 0

ADMISSION FORM 0 100

NSS FEE 10 10

TOTAL 17582 18062







OBJECTIVES

• Media education has responded to the changing needs of the society by upgrading itscontent. The Mass Bachelors of Media (BMM) curriculum is designed to provide anadequate theoretical and practical foundation for a career in Mass Media.

• We at Raheja provide the students with a combination of strategic and tacticalknowledge of communication and also prepare them for leadership and managerialskills.

i. The course shall be a full-time course.ii. Intake Capacity – 60 Studentsiii. The Course shall consist of 36 Theory Courses and 1 Project work.iv. Total number of lectures per paper per semester shall be maximum 60, of 48

minutes duration each.v. Number of lectures per course per week shall be 4 in case of theory courses.vi. On an average 15 working weeks area available in every semester.



Bachelor of MASS MEDIA (B.M.M.) [Only for 2020-21]

COURSE DETAILS

COURSES OFFERED


Ad

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Advertising in Contemporary Society Advertising and Marketing Research

Copywriting Legal Environment and Advertising Ethics

Advertising Design Financial Management for Mrkt. & Advt.

Consumer Behaviour Agency Management

Media Planning and Buying The Principles & Practice of Direct Marketing

Brand Building Contemporary Issues

Digital Media

OR OR

Jou

rnal

ism

Reporting Press Laws and Ethics

Editing Broadcast Journalism

Feature and Opinion Journalism

Journalism and Public Opinion Internet and issue in Global media

Indian Regional Journalism New Media Management

Newspaper & Magazine Making Contemporary Issues

Digital Media

Note: This Page is of TYB.M.M.


B.M.M. (UNAIDED) FEE STRUCTURE Note: This Page is of TYB.M.M.

PARTICULARSTY-B.M.M.

OPEN

TUTION FEE 10000

LIBRARY FEE 300

GYMKHANA FEE 400

OTHER FEE 250

EXAM FEES 0

ENROLMENT FEE 0

DIASTER RELIEF FUND 10

ADMI.PROCESSING 200

UTILITY FEE 250

MAGAZINE FEES 100

ID CARD & LIBRARY FEE 50

GROUP INSURANCE 40

STUDENT WELFARE FUND 50

DEVELOPMENT FEE 500

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S FUND 20

UNI. SPORTS & CULTURAL ACTVITY 30

E-SUVIDHA 50

E- CHARGE 20

COMPUTER PRACTICAL FEE 0

COMPUTER LAB FEE 1000

CAUTION MONEY 0

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 0

LABORATORY DEPOSIT 0

PROJECT FEES 1700

AMUMNI ASSOCIATION FEES 25

UNIVERSITY EXAM FEES 2057

CONVOCATION FEES 250

ADMISSION FORM 100

NSS FEE 10

TOTAL 17412





Bachelor of MASS MEDIA (B.M.M.) [Only for 2020-21]






a.A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester II irrespective of the number of heads offailure.


a.

b.

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

ORHave secured ATKT in semester I and II in full and secured ATKT by failing in not more than TwoCourses in each of Semester I and II.


a. A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of number of heads of failure inthe Semester III.


a.b.

c.

Shall have passed Semester I, II, III and IV in full.OR

Shall have passed Semester I and II in full and secured ATKT in the Second year by failing in notmore than Two Courses in each of Semester III and Semester IV.

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

V. For Semester VI

a. A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester VI irrespective of grades obtained in eachcourse of Semester V. The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the learner passeseach of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V in full.



A candidate who does not appear i.e. remains absent in some or all the courses onmedical grounds or for representing the College / University in sports, cultural activities,activities of NSS, NCC or sports training camps conducted by recognized bodies /competent authorities or for any other reason which is considered valid under exceptionalcircumstances and to the satisfaction of the Principal or the Head of the Institute OR failsin some or all the courses is eligible to appear for the additional examination. A candidatewho does not appear for both the Internal Assessment and Semester End Examinationshall not be eligible to appear for the additional Semester End Examination. Theadditional Semester End Examination shall be of two and a half hour duration and of 75marks per course. The learner shall appear for the Semester End Examination of thecourse for which he/she was absent or has failed. Learners who are punished underO.5050 shall not be eligible to appear for this additional examination.


Students resorting to the use of unfair means during the examinations conducted by theCollege on behalf of the University or by the University are requested to note that theminimum punishment recommended by the University (vide circular no. UG / 139 OF2001 DATED 23RD APRIL 2001) is “Annulment of the performance of the Student at theUniversity / College / Institution Examination in full”. The above action is recommended incase the student is found in possession of the copying material. If it is established thathe/she has actually copied from the material, the recommendation is “Exclusion of thestudent from the University or College or Institution Examination for one additionalexamination”. The above referred circular is available with the Examination Committeefor your reference.

Copy of the circular is available on the college website www.lsraheja.org and alsoChairperson of the Examination Committee and Chairperson of the Unfair Means InquiryCommittee.





POSTGRADUATE

PROGRAMME


OBJECTIVES

M. Com course outline and subjects offered in each semester was framed in such mannerthat the students are exposed to latest trends in relevant branches of knowledge,competence and creativity to face global challenges.

• L. S. Raheja College of Arts & Commerce follows the course outline keeping in mindthat students are able to cope up with latest developments in national and global level.

• Impart the students with higher level knowledge and understanding of contemporarytrends in accounts, finance, audit, tax and commerce.

• Equip the students to evaluate environmental factors that influence business operationwith the conceptual requirements and skills on preparation and interpretation offinancial statements.

• Facilitate the students to apply capital budgeting techniques for investment decisions.• Prepare students to appraise the structure and operations of banking system.• Prepare the students for an in depth analysis of investment, portfolio

management, investment banking and liquidation of investments.• Develop competency in the students about the laws and regulations of Company

Act, Insurance Act, Banking Act etc. and roles of commercial, government and centralbanks in controlling money market and inflation.

• Impart the students the concept of risk mitigation in financial sectors and their rolein investment decisions of individuals and business enterprises.

• Provide guidance to students to plan and undertake independent research in a chosendiscipline.

L. S. Raheja College of Arts & Commerce offers specialization in M.Com as follows:


B..A. | B.COM | B.M.S. | B.A.F. | B.F.M. | B.B.I. | B.Sc.I.T. | B.A.M.M.C. | M.COM | RESEARCH

MASTER OF COMMERCE (M.Com)

SPECIALIZATION OFFERED

Advanced Accounting, Corporate Accounting and Financial Management

Business Studies (Management)

Banking & Finance


ELIGIBILITY

A learner for being eligible for admission to the Post Graduate Programme i.e.Master of Commerce, shall have passed the examination for the degree of Bachelor ofCommerce (three years/Six Semester integrated course) or the degree B.Com. (OldCourse) or the other Semester based Programmes i.e. Bachelor of Commerce (Banking& Insurance) or Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) or Bachelor ofCommerce (Financial Markets) or Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.) of thisUniversity, or an examination of any other University recognized as equivalentthereto.Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the constituent /affiliated college /recognized institution, conducting the course, shall have to register himself/herself withthe University.

STANDARDS OF PASSING

The learner to pass a course shall have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks in aggregatefor each course where the course consists of Internal Assessment & Semester EndExamination. The learner shall obtain a minimum of 40% marks (i.e. 16 out of 40) in theInternal Assessment and 40% marks in Semester End Examination (i.e. 24 out of 60)separately, to pass the course and minimum of Grade E in the project component,wherever applicable to pass a particular semester. A learner will be said to have passedthe course if the learner passes the Internal Assessment & Semester End Examinationtogether.

COURSE DURATION

The duration of the M. Com. Programme shall be of two years consisting of Four (04)Semesters. The examination for the Master of Commerce programme will be held atthe end of every semester viz. Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV. TheExaminations for Semester I will be held in the Second half of the academic year inwhich the learner was admitted (i.e. October / November), Semester IIexaminations will be held in the First half of the Academic year (April /May), SemesterIII examination will be held in the Second half of the Academic year (October /November) and Semester IV End in the first half of the Academic year (April/May).





COURSES OFFERED

SEM-I SEM-II

Strategic Management Research Methodology for Business

Economics for Business Decisions Macro Economics concepts and Applications

Cost and Management Accounting Corporate Finance

Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility E-Commerce

SEM-III SEM-IV

*List of group of Elective Courses (EC) for Semester respective semesters (Any Three out of Five)

Group A: Advanced Accounting, Corporate Accounting and Financial Management

Advanced Financial Accounting Corporate Financial Accounting

Advanced Cost Accounting Indirect Tax - Introduction of Goods & Service Tax

Advanced Auditing Financial Management

Direct Tax International Financial Reporting Standards

Financial Services Personal Financial Planning

Group B: Business Studies (Management)

Human Resource Management Supply chain management and Logistics

Rural Marketing Advertising and sales Management

Entrepreneurial Management Retail Management

Marketing Strategies and practices Tourism Management

Organizational Behaviour Management of Business Relations

Group C : Banking & Finance

Commercial Bank Management International Finance

Financial Markets Financial Services

Accounting of Banking Sector Auditing of Banking Sector

Treasury Management Investment Management

Debt Market Currency Derivatives

Projects

Project Work - I Project Work - II

Note:

• Subject Group selected in Semester III will continue in Semester IV• Project work is considered as a special course involving application of

knowledge in solving/ analysing/ exploring a real life situation/ difficult problem.Project work would be of 06 credits. A project work may be undertaken in anyarea of Elective Courses.

• TIMING OF THE COURSE: 4:00 P.M To 8:00 P.M.






Students resorting to the use of unfair means during the examinations conducted by the College onbehalf of the University or by the University are requested to note that the minimum punishmentrecommended by the University (vide circular no. UG / 139 OF 2001 DATED 23RD APRIL 2001) is“Annulment of the performance of the Student at the University / College / Institution Examinationin full”. The above action is recommended in case the student is found in possession of the copyingmaterial. If it is established that he/she has actually copied from the material, the recommendationis “Exclusion of the student from the University or College or Institution Examination for oneadditional examination”. The above referred circular is available with the Examination Committee foryour reference.

Copy of the circular is available on the college website www.lsraheja.org and also Chairperson of theExamination Committee and Chairperson of the Unfair Means Inquiry Committee.


PERFORMANCE GRADING

The PERFORMANCE GRADING of a learner shall be on the TEN point ranking system as under:

Marks Grade Points Grade Performance

80 & Above 10 O Outstanding

70 - 79.99 9 A+ Excellent

60 - 69.99 8 A Very Good

55 - 59.99 7 B+ Good

50 - 54.99 6 B Above Average

45 - 49.99 5 C Average

40 - 44.99 4 D Pass

Less Than 40 0 F Fail




Allowed to Keep Terms (ATKT) Norms

• A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester II irrespective of number of courses offailure in the semester I.

• A learner shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III if he/she passes each of the semester Iand Semester II

OR• A learner fails in not more than two courses of Semester I and not more than two courses of

Semester II.


M.Com. FEE STRUCTURE

PARTICULARSMCOM – I MCOM – II

OPEN OPEN

TUTION FEE 6000 6000

LIBRARY FEE 1000 1000

GYMKHANA FEE 400 400

OTHER FEE 250 250

EXAM FEES 3027 3027

ENROLMENT FEE 825 0

DIASTER RELIEF FUND 10 10

ADMI.PROCESSING 200 200

UTILITY FEE 250 250

MAGAZINE FEES 100 100

ID CARD & LIBRARY FEE 50 50

GROUP INSURANCE 40 40

STUDENT WELFARE FUND 50 50

DEVELOPMENT FEE 500 500

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S FUND 20 20

UNI. SPORTS & CULTURAL ACTVITY 30 30

E-SUVIDHA 50 50

E- CHARGE 20 20

LABORATORY FEES 0 0

CAUTION MONEY 150 0

LIBRARY DEPOSIT 250 0

INDUSTRIAL VISIT 0 0

COMPUTER PRACTICAL FEES 1500 1500

ASHWAMEDH FEES 24 24

COLLEGE EXAM FEES 0 0

CONVOCATION FEES 0 250

ADMISSION FORM 0 100

NSS FEE 0 0

MARKSHEET 100 100

PROJECT FEE 0 1000

TOTAL 14846 14971

ADDITIONAL FEE IF APPLICIABLE

OTHER FEES FOR ONLINE PROCESS 125 125

COURIER / POSTAGE 50 50






RESEARCH


Research is one of the important areas which are always emphasized by the managementof the College who encourage faculty to acquire research degrees. Research InnovationCell and Research Cell of the College provides guidance to faculty and students to publishquality research papers.

L. S. Raheja College of Arts & Commerce is a recognized research centre in the subject ofCommerce (Business Policy and Administration) since 2018-2019. The centre is recognizedby the University of Mumbai. The centre is committed to providing quality researchpractices and training to research students. The college is well-equipped with researchfacilities like Research room, e-resources in the library INFLIBNET N-LIST and ResearchMethodology books.

Dr. Anupama Nerurkar is a recognized guide having five students enrolled and registeredto pursue research in Commerce.

The minimum qualification for the admission for Ph.D. is post-graduation degree in thesubject of Commerce with minimum 55%, and clearing PET examination or M. Phil,NET/SLET and minimum 5 years teaching experience. Aspiring student/s has to submit aresearch proposal and appear before an interview panel. During the research, the studenthas to complete a research course work if not M. Phil and appear before the ResearchAdvisory Committee, publish research papers and submit a half yearly report.



RESEARCH CENTRE-COMMERCE LEADING TO PhD.

ELIGIBILITY FOR PH.D. COURSE


1. The College attaches great importance to discipline which must be scrupulously observedby all students. Failure to comply with any of the rules and regulations from time to timewill lead to strict disciplinary action.

2. Students must always keep with them the Identity Card issued by the College with theirrecent photograph affixed, bearing the signature of the Principal and they must present itfor inspection or verification whenever demanded by the college Authorities and/or by theSecurity Staff. No student shall be allowed to attend lectures, practical, etc. unless he/shewears Identity Card around the neck.

3. Students must not attend lectures other than their own without the consent of thePrincipal.

4. Students should make use of the College library.5. Students must be in their respective classrooms in time. Latecomers may not be allowed.6. Students must do nothing either inside or outside the College that will in any way interfere

with its orderly administration and discipline. They should not communicate anyinformation or write anything about the College to the Press or post any information on anywebsite / YouTube / Facebook etc. without the prior written permission of the Principal.

7. Students are liable to lose their terms for disobedience, misconduct, misbehaviour,indiscipline.

8. Students must take proper care of College property. Any damage is done to the property ofthe College by way of disfiguring walls, doors, windows, and fittings or breaking furniture,etc. will be treated as a breach of discipline and the students concerned will be punished,fined and/or suspended. Smoking, Tobacco-Chewing, Consumption of Drugs, etc. arestrictly prohibited in the College premises.

9. Use of Mobile phones, walkman, etc. at the College Premises is prohibited.10. No student shall collect money as a contribution for a picnic, trip, educational visit, get-

together, study notes, charity or for any other activity without prior written permission ofthe Principal.

11. All bonafide students are accountable to the Principal. Their behaviour inside and outsidethe College should not be detrimental to the image of the College and any individual orgroup of students should refrain from all such activities which may bring indecency to theCollege, and such students, if found guilty, may be expelled or suspended from the College.

12. Ragging is prohibited within or outside the College. If any complaint is received the personconcerned will be prosecuted under the Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1999.

13. Photography or Videography of the campus and classrooms, laboratories, office, etc. isstrictly prohibited.

14. Matters not covered by the existing rules will be at the discretion of the Principal.



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