2.5.1-mechanism

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Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com.) Program
Faculty of Commerce and Management
(To be implemented from Academic Year 2018-19)
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Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Under Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)
Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com.) Program
Under the Faculty of Commerce and Management
Regulations and Guidelines
(To be implemented from Academic Year 2018-19)
1. Implementation of Revised guidelines and rules - The revised guidelines and rules
shall be implemented gradually as mentioned below -
B.Com. Sem I & II from Academic year 2018- 19
B.Com. Sem III & IV from Academic year 2019- 20
B.Com. Sem V & VI from Academic year 2020- 21
2. Eligibility Criteria: As per Ordinance – O. B. Com. 1
3. Pattern of CBCS - The pattern for the purpose of Semester end examinations shall be
as mentioned below:
i. B. Com. Sem I & II :- 50 marks University Semester end examination for each
theory paper in each Semester.
ii. B. Com. Sem III & IV:- 50 marks University Semester end examination for each
theory paper in each Semester except Environmental Studies. Only for
Environmental Studies in Semester IV, 70 marks shall be for University examination
for theory paper and 30 marks for project work.
iii. B. Com. Sem V & VI :- 40:10 pattern shall be applicable for each theory paper in
each semester wherein 40 marks shall be for University Semester end examination
and 10 marks for internal assessment.
4. Weightage: There shall be 1900 marks for 3 years B. Com. CBCS Program with 148
Credits. 4 Credits for each course with 24 credits for each Semester except for Sem IV
28 Credits.

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5. Credit distribution chart for B. Com. Program with Course Code :
Total Total % in total
Course Name
Courses(Papers) Credits course
CC : Core Course 22 88 59%
AECC : Ability
Enhancement Compulsory 07 28 19%
Courses
GEC : Generic Elective
04 16 11%
Courses
DSE : Discipline Specific
4 (out of 44) 16 11%
Elective
TOTAL 37 148 100%
6. Scheme of Examination –
The Question paper in each Semester for each theory course (paper) for B. Com.
Semester I, II, III & IV shall be of 50 marks. The question paper for Environmental
Studies for Semester IV shall be of 70 marks for theory and 30 marks for project work.
For B. Com. Semester V & VI question paper shall be of 40 marks for each theory
course (paper).
Internal Assessment:
There shall be continuous Internal Assessment for B.Com. Sem V & VI.
Internal Examination/ assessment shall be compulsory for all students. If a student
fails/remains absent in Internal Examination then candidate have to clear the Internal
Examination in subsequent attempt/s in following semester.
For B. Com. Sem V & VI – There will be seminar of 10 marks in Semr V and
there will be oral examination of 10 marks for Sem VI for each theory course (paper).
7. Ordinances regarding the examination – O. B.Com. 2, 3 and 4 shall prevail.
8. Duration of Semester Examination for each theory paper - The duration of
Semester Examination for each theory course (paper) of 40/50 marks shall be of two
hours except Environmental Studies (Semester IV, Examination) which shall be of
3 hours for 70 marks.
9. Equivalence of papers and chances for the students in previous-Semester pattern
- Two additional chances shall be provided for the repeater students of old B. Com.
Part I – Sem I & II. After this the students concerned shall have to appear for the
Examination as per this revised CBCS Pattern. Equivalence of papers shall be provided
as per revised syllabus for CBCS pattern.
10. Standard of Passing- The Standard of passing shall be 35%. For B. Com. Semester I,
II, III & IV the student shall have to score 18 marks out of 50 in each theory paper.
Only for Environmental Studies (Semester IV, Examination) the Student shall have to
score marks 25 marks out of 70 in theory paper and 10 marks out of 30 for project
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work. For B. Com. Semester V and VI, the student will have to score 14 marks out of
40 in each theory paper and 4 marks out of 10 in each paper (internal). There shall be a
separate head of passing in Theory and Internal Examination. However, ATKT rules
shall be made applicable in respect of Theory Paper (University examination) only.
11. Gradation Chart :
Numerical
Marks
Grade CGPA Letter Grade
Obtained
(Grade Point)
Absent 0 (zero) - -
0 – 34 0 to 4 0.0 – 4.99 F (Fail)
35 – 44 5 5.00 – 5.49 C
45 – 54 6 5.50 – 6.49 B
55 – 64 7 6.50 – 7.49 B+
65 – 74 8 7.50 – 8.49 A
75 – 84 9 8.50 – 9.49 A+
O
85 – 100 10 9.50 – 10.0
(Outstanding)
Note:
1. Marks obtained > = 0.5 shall be rounded off to next higher digit.
2. The SGPA & CGPA shall be rounded off to 2 decimal points.
Calculation of SGPA & CGPA

1. Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA)
SGPA=Course credits × Grade points obtained of a semester Course credits of respective

semester
2. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
CGPA=Total credits of a semester × SGPA of respective semester of all semesters Total course
credits of all semesters
12. Result - The result of each semester shall be declared as Pass or Fail with grade/ grade
points.
13. Revised Rules - These revised rules shall be gradually implemented with effect from
the academic year 2018 -19 for B.Com. Degree program. However the existing (i.e.
pre-revised) rules shall remain in force for the students of old semester pattern during
the transition period.

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Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) pattern

Under Faculty of Commerce & Management
Implemented from the academic year 2018-19
Sr. No. Rules and Regulations

The 3 year B. Com. CBCS Program shall consist of 6 semesters each of 6 months
CBCS R. B. Com. 1
duration. Semester Examination shall be held at the end of each semester.
Structure of Programme:
(i) Structure - I for B. Com. Sem I & II

CBCS R. B. Com. 2 (ii) Structure - II for B. Com. Sem III & IV
(iii) Structure - III for B. Com. Sem V & VI
List of courses:
CBCS R. B. Com. 3 (i) for B. Com. Sem I & II

(ii) for B. Com. Sem III & IV
(iii)for B. Com. Sem V & VI
Non-Credit Courses:
(A) Compulsory Civic Courses (CCC)
For Sem I and Sem V there shall be Compulsory Civic Courses under self study
mode which are as follows:
Sem I: CCC – I : Democracy, Elections and Good Governance
Sem V: CCC – II : Constitution of India and Local Self Government
(B) Skill Development Courses (SDC)

For Sem II and Sem VI there shall be Compulsory Skill Development Courses
CBCS R. B. Com. 4
under self study mode which are as follows:
Sem II: SDC – I : Any one from following (i) to (v)
i) Business Communication & Presentation ii) Event management iii) Personality
Development, iv) Yoga & Physical Management v) Resume, Report & Proposal
Writing
Sem VI: SDC – II: Any one from following (vi) to (x)
vi) Interview & Personal Presentation Skill, vii) Entrepreneurship Development
Skill, viii) Travel & Tourism, ix) E-Banking & Financial Services, x) RTI &
Human Right Education (HRE), IPR & Patents

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(c)
 These courses are of Self Study mode. The study material of all above
courses will be made available on University website.
 The Examination of each of the course will be of 50 marks having 25
MCQ questions. Minimum 20 marks (40%) out of 50 are required for
passing.
 The duration of examination shall be 60 minutes.
 The examination shall be conducted at the college level.
 The list of all candidates along with marks is to be submitted by the
Principle to the University.
 The degree will be awarded only after successful completion of these
courses.
 The performance of students regarding Non-Credit courses (CCC & SDC)
shall be separately mentioned in Result-sheet as Pass or fail.
Equivalence of papers and chances for the students in previous-
Semester pattern –
Two additional subsequent chances shall be provided for the repeater

CBCS R. B. Com. 5 students of old B. Com. Part I – Sem I & II. After this the students
concerned shall have to appear for the Examination as per this revised
CBCS Pattern. Equivalence of papers shall be provided as per revised
syllabus for CBCS pattern.
The detailed syllabi for the various courses under CBCS pattern shall be as
shown in the appendix and shall be subject to such revision, modification etc. as
may be made by the Academic Council from time to time on the
CBCS R. B. Com. 6 recommendation of the Boards of Studies in different courses. The Text-Books
and Reference Books for the various courses shall be those as prescribed by the
Academic Council from time to time on the recommendations of the respective
Boards of Studies.
The medium of instruction for the Three Year (Six Semester) B.Com. Degree
CBCS R. B. Com. 7 Program may be either Marathi or English. A candidate shall have an option of
answering question papers at B.Com. Examination, either in English or in
Marathi in all courses except English, Accountancy and Business Statistics.
i. The Principal of the college may permit a student to change his optional
subject/ subjects in the first term only before submission of dully filled
University Examination form.
CBCS R. B. Com. 8 ii. If a candidate wishes to change the elective (DSE) course (subject) at the
B.Com. Sem V examination, student will have to keep two additional
terms for the changed course (subject).
iii. If a candidate fails in the elective (DSE) course (subject) at the B.Com.
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Sem V & VI examination and wish to change elective (DSE) course
(subject), student will have to keep two additional terms for the changed
course (subject).
The Principal of the college has to certify the attendance and the examination
CBCS R. B. Com. 9 form of the candidate as per the Ordinance O. 31 and O. 37. A candidate has to
submit University examination form as per the schedule and dates prescribed by
the University for every Examination.
The Scheme of the Physical Education has been made operative for B. Com.
Part-I.
The benefit of marks, obtained by the students in Physical Education Tests (of
10 marks) conducted by the University authorities shall be as under :
1. If a student fails in up to four heads of passing of University examination
(Theory / Practical) and having passed in all the remaining heads of passing,
the marks obtained by him in the Physical Education Test shall be added to
maximum up to four heads of passing in which he has failed as the case may
be. A student getting the benefit of Physical Education marks should not be
given advantage of any other Ordinance. The Physical Education Marks shall
not be considered for the award of Class and for deciding merit.
2. If as a result of addition of Physical Education marks a student does not pass
CBCS R. B. Com. 10 the examination the marks obtained by him in Physical Education shall not be
considered.
3. The marks of Physical Education obtained by the unsuccessful students at
the B. Com. Part-I semester Examination shall be carried forward for their
subsequent attempt/s.
4. The marks obtained in Physical Education shall not be considered for
earning exemption in a subject of head of passing, but the marks will be
carried forward for availing the benefit at the subsequent attempts.
5. The marks secured by the students under the Physical Education scheme shall
be added to the total of his marks in the Examination irrespective of the fact of
his passing or failure in the examination. The Physical Education marks shall be
shown as “Total +P. E. Marks”.
6. The Physical Education Test shall be conducted in the Second Semester.

The B.Com. Part-I, II and III Semester Examinations shall be held twice in a year
CBCS R. B. Com. 11
in April / May and October / November.
a) A candidate desires to seek B. Com. Degree in another course (subject),

shall be permitted to do so. Such candidate may appear at B. Com. Sem V &
CBCS R. B. Com. 12 VI Examination on the submission for fresh admission. Such a candidate
need not appear for core courses (CC).
b) The Candidate as above (in clause „a‟) shall not be eligible for a second
degree and a class, a prize, scholarship, medal or any other award. The
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candidate will get the benefit of new degree in new course (subject) only if
candidate surrenders his first degree. This rule shall be applicable
retrospectively.
a) The result of the B.Com. Sem I & II examination shall be declared
publicly in two categories (i) candidates who have passed the B. Com.
Sem I & II examination and (ii) candidates who are allowed to proceed to
the B.Com. Sem III & IV
b) The result of the B.Com. Sem III & IV examination shall be declared
publicly in two categories. (i) candidate who have passed the B.Com. Sem
III & IV examination in addition to the remaining papers, if any of
previous examination, (ii) candidates who are allowed to proceed to the
next Semester.
CBCS R. B. Com. 13 c) (i) If a candidate fails in all the courses (subject heads) of passing of Sem I
shall be allowed to proceed to Sem II.
(ii) If a candidate fails in all the courses (subject heads) of passing of Sem
III shall be allowed to proceed to Sem IV.
(iii) If a candidate fails in all the courses (subject heads) of passing of Sem
V shall be allowed to proceed to Sem VI.
(iv) No candidate shall be allowed to proceed to Sem V unless candidate

has cleared Sem I & II in all courses (Subjects).
(v) ATKT rules are applicable for 2nd and 4th Sem.
(A) The Results of the Examination will be declared on the basis of marks
obtained, Grade points obtained, Credit points, Status, Percentage of marks,
Result, SGPA & CGPA with numerical grade point and letter grade. The list
of Courses, course code, Paper number of programme, numerical grade &
letter grade table and calculation of SGPA and CGPA table shall be
CBCS R. B. Com. 14 mentioned on the backside of mark-sheet.
(B) The result of B.Com. Program (Sem I to VI) shall be declared in Grades by
considering SGPA & CGPA (with percentage) based on the performances of
all the courses at respective semesters. The award of scholarships and prizes
for the B.Com. Program shall be determined on the basis of the aggregate
performance of the candidate at Sem I to VI examination.
Standard of Passing:
To pass the B.Com. Degree Examination, a candidate shall be required to pass in

Semester I, II, III, IV, V & VI Examinations.
CBCS R. B. Com. 15
A. i) To pass the each semester of B.Com. Sem I & II Examination a candidate
shall be required to obtain a minimum of 35% of the total marks in each head
of passing i. e. 18 marks out of 50.

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ii) To Pass each Semester of the B. Com. Sem III & IV Examination a candidate
shall be required to obtain a minimum of 35% of the total marks in each head in
passing i.e. 18 marks out of 50 (except Environmental Studies).
For Environmental Studies a candidate shall be required to obtain minimum 25

marks out of 70 for theory paper examination & minimum 10 marks out of 30 for
Project work. There shall be separate head of passing for Theory and Project
work examinations.
iii) To pass each Semester Examination a candidate shall be required to obtain a

minimum of 35% of the total marks.
A Candidate shall have to obtain 14 marks out of 40 for university examination

i.e. theory and 4 marks out of 10 in the internal examination in Sem V & VI.
If the candidate fails/absent in internal examination then candidate has to pass the
internal examination in subsequent attempt/s in course tenure.
(B) Those of the successful candidates who obtain 45% or more of the
aggregate marks in Parts-I, II& III semester Examinations, (i.e. sem.I to VI)
shall be declared to have passed the B.Com. Degree Examinations in Second
Class and those obtaining 60% or more of the aggregate marks in Parts-I, II
& III Examinations (i.e.sem. I to VI) shall be declared to have passed the
B.Com. Degree Examinations in First Class and those obtaining 70% or
more of the aggregate marks in Parts-I, II & III (i.e.sem. I to VI) shall be
declared to have passed the B.Com. Degree Examination in First Class with
Distinction.
C) A.T.K.T.: A candidate fail in maximum four heads of passing in Sem I &

II shall be allowed to admit in Sem III.
A candidate fail in maximum four heads of passing in Sem III & IV shall be
allowed to admit in Sem V.
However for admission to B.Com. Part-III, a candidate has to pass in all

heads of passing of B.Com. Part-I (Sem. I & II) examination.
Internal Examination will be compulsory for all students. If the student

fails/absent in Internal Examination then candidate will have to pass the
Internal Examination in subsequent attempt. There will be a separate head
of passing in Internal, University theory/practical Examination. However,
ATKT rules shall be made applicable in respect of theory only.
Improvement:
CBCS R. B. Com. 16 A candidate who has passed in optional courses (Subjects) shall be allowed to
appear again in that head in immediate subsequent Semester after cancellation of
candidate‟s earlier performance. This provision is made only for third year Sem

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V & VI in the same courses (subjects) before taking concerned degree.
A candidate who has satisfactorily kept one term in any of the Universities in the
State of Maharashtra for B.Com. Sem I examination shall be allowed to join for
the Sem II of the B.Com. Program, provided candidate has to clear for the all
CBCS R. B. Com. 17
courses (papers) of Sem I.
However, if the candidate‟s previous programme is not under CBCS, the
above provision will not be applicable.
A candidate passing Part – I or II Semester Examinations of the B.Com. Degree
programme under CBCS of the other Statutory Universities in State of
Maharashtra can take admission to next semester of Shivaji University and the
marks of earlier semesters of previous Statutory University be converted in
proportion to Shivaji University, Marks structure and grades be awarded
accordingly.
However, if the candidate‟s previous programme is not under CBCS, the
CBCS R. B. Com. 18 above provision will not be applicable.
Those students who have obtained A.T.K.T., at any examinations of other
Statutory Universities and desire to migrate to Shivaji University for pursuing
their further studies will have to clear the failed subjects of A.T.K.T. from the
previous University.
In case of such students the previous University should issue the migration
Certificate and also allow them to appear for the Examination in the failed
subject of A.T.K.T. while they pursue their studies in Shivaji University.
Exemption of courses (subjects)
a) A candidate who wish to admit for B.Com. and already passed Bachelor of
Arts and Bachelor of Science of this University with English, Marathi OR
Kannada OR Urdu OR Hindi course (subject) are not necessary to appear
B.Com. Examination again for same subject.
b) A Bachelor of Law (L.L.B.) of any other statutory University in the State of
CBCS R. B. Com. 19 Maharashtra passing candidate be exempted for the course Business
Regulatory Framework at B.Com. Sem V & VI.
A candidate claiming exemptions as stated above shall not be eligible for a
Class, however a candidate appearing for all the courses (papers) of B.Com.
Sem I to VI shall be eligible for a class.
However, the above mentioned rule shall not be applicable for other
University student.
Exemption of courses (subjects)
CBCS R. B. Com. 20
a) A candidate who wish to admit for B.Com. and already passed Bachelor
of Arts of this University with Economics course (subject) are not

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necessary to appear B.Com. Examination again for same subject.
A candidate claiming exemptions as stated above shall not be

eligible for a Class, however a candidate appearing for all the courses
(papers) of B.Com. Sem I to VI shall be eligible for a class.
However, the above mentioned rule shall not be applicable for other
University student.
(Note: The concessions given above are on reciprocal basis).
a) A candidate who has appeared for the B.Com. Sem I & II or Sem III & IV
Examination of this or any other University as an external/distance mode will
not be allowed for B. Com. Sem III & IV or Sem V & VI respectively to join
the college as a regular candidate.
b) A candidate who has appeared for the B.Com. Sem I & II or Sem III & IV
Examination of this or any other University as a regular candidate will be
allowed for B. Com. Sem III & IV or Sem V & VI respectively to join
distance mode. Such candidate shall be treated as an external/distance mode
candidate.
c) Deleted and already taken in R. B. Com. 15 : Standard of Passing.
CBCS R. B. Com. 21 d) A Candidate who has passed in any of the heads of passing shall not be
allowed to appear again in that head only for Sem I to IV and compulsory
courses of Sem V & VI.
e) „Practical‟ will be a separate head of passing.
f) For the students from distance mode, the same syllabi, examination system
(such as semester system, scheme of marking, schedule of examination and
Question Paper) shall be made applicable as per regular B.Com. CBCS
Program. Those students registered as external / distance mode candidate
shall have to submit one home assignment for each course (paper) (in each
semester) carrying 10 marks as a part of internal evaluation system, to the
respective Study Centre notified and approved by the university.
a) The course of studies and syllabi and books prescribed / recommended under
it and the standard for passing at the examination for the Degree of
Commerce for candidates appearing for the same as external /distance mode
CBCS R. B. Com. 22 candidates shall be identical with those for the regular students of the
University appearing for the examination.
b) An external/distance mode student shall not offer at an examination any of the
courses (subjects) for which there is no teaching provision in any of the
affiliated colleges of the University.

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CBCS R.B.Com. 2: i) Structure of B. Com. Programme Sem I & II

STRUCTURE - I
SEMESTER- I - DURATION: 06 MONTHS
TEACHING SCHEME EXAMINATION SCHEME
S THEORY (TH) PRACTICAL THEORY PRACTICAL
r. (PR)
N Course No. of Hours Credits - PAPER MAX MIN -
o. Type lectur HOURS
es
1 CC – A1 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
2 CC – A3 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
3 CC – A5 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
NO NO
4 GEC –A 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
5 GEC – B 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
6 AECC- C1 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
Total 24 19.2 24 - - 300 - -

SEMESTER- II - DURATION: 06 MONTHS
S THEORY (TH) PRACTICAL THEORY PRACTICAL
r. (PR)
N Course No. of Hour Credit - PAPER MAX MIN -
o. Type lectur s s HOURS
es
1 CC – A2 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
2 CC – A4 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
3 CC – A6 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
NO NO
4 GEC –A 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
PRACTICAL PRACTICAL
5 GEC – B 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
6 AECC- C2 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
Total 24 19.2 24 - - 300 ----- -

Grand Total ---- -
48 38.4 48 - - 600
Sem I + II
CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

GEC : Generic Elective Course : Candidate has to select any one course (subject) from Group A & one course
(subject) from Group B.
AECC : Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.
(A) Non-Credit Self Study Course : Compulsory Civic Courses (CCC)
For Sem I: CCC – I : Democracy, Elections and Good Governance
(B) Non-Credit Self Study Course : Skill Development Courses (SDC)
For Sem II: SDC – I : Any one from following (i) to (v)
i) Business Communication & Presentation ii) Event management iii) Personality Development, iv) Yoga & Physical
Management v) Resume, Report & proposal writing

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ii) Structure of B. Com. Programme Sem III & IV

STRUCTURE - II
SEMESTER- III - DURATION: 06 MONTHS
Sr. THEORY (TH) PRACTICAL THEORY PRACTICAL
No. (PR)
Course No. of Hours Credits - PAPER HOURS MAX MIN -
Type lectur
es
1 CC-B1 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
2 CC-B3 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
3 CC-B5 4 3.2 4 2 50 18 NO
4 CC-B7 4 3.2 4 NO 2 50 18 PRACTICAL
5 AECC 4 3.2 4 PRACTICAL 2 50 18
-C3
6 AECC 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
-C5
7 AECC - - - - - -- - --
- EVS
Total 24 19.224 - TOTAL MARKS 300 - -
SEMESTER- IV - DURATION: 06 MONTHS
Sr. THEORY (TH) PRACTICAL THEORY PRACTICAL
No. (PR)
Course No. of Hour Credi - PAPER HOURS MAX MIN -
Type lectur s ts
es
1 CC-B2 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
2 CC-B4 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
3 CC-B6 4 3.2 4 2 50 18 NO
4 CC-B8 4 3.2 4 2 50 18 PRACTICAL
5 AECC 4 3.2 4 NO 2 50 18
-C4 PRACTICAL
6 AECC 4 3.2 4 2 50 18
-C6
7 AECC 4 3.2 4 30 Marks Project
-EVS 3 70 + 30 25+10 Total 100 Marks.
Total 28 22.4 28 - - 400 - -
Grand Total 52 41.6 52 - - 700 - -
CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

AECC : Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.
AECC – EVS : Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course - Environmental Studies

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iii) Structure of B. Com. Programme Sem V & VI

STRUCTURE - III
SEMESTER- V - DURATION: 06 MONTHS
PRACTICAL
THEORY (TH) THEORY Internal Exam.
(PR)
Sr.
No. of
No. Course
lecture Hours Credits - PAPER HOURS MAX MIN Internal MAX MIN
Type
s
1 CC-C1 4 3.2 4 2 40 14 10 04
2 CC-C3 4 3.2 4 2 40 14 10 04
3 CC-C5 4 3.2 4 2 40 14 10 04
4 CC-C7 4 3.2 4 2 40 14 Seminar 10 04
5 DSE - I 4 3.2 4 NO 2 40 14 10 04
6 DSE -II 4 3.2 4 PRACTICAL 2 40 14 10 04
60
Total 24 19.2 24 - 240 ----- Theory + Internal
240 + 60 = 300
SEMESTER- VI - DURATION: 06 MONTHS
PRACTICAL
THEORY (TH) THEORY Internal Exam
(PR)
Sr. No.
No. Course of Credit
Hours - PAPER HOURS MAX MIN Internal MAX MIN
Type lectu s
res
1 CC-C2 4 3.2 4 2 40 14 10 04
2 CC-C4 4 3.2 4 2 40 14 10 04
3 CC-C6 4 3.2 4 2 40 14 Internal 10 04
4 CC-C8 4 3.2 4
NO
2 40 14 Exam 10 04
5 DSE - III 4 3.2 4 PRACTICAL 2 40 14 10 04
6 DSE - IV 4 3.2 4 2 40 14 10 04
60
Total 24 19.2 24 - 240 ----- Theory + Internal
240 + 60 = 300
Theory + Internal
Grand Total 48 38.4 48 - - 480 ----
480 + 120 = 600
CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory

DSE : Discipline Specific Elective : Candidate has to select any one course (subject) which consists of Paper
I to IV. Paper I & II for Sem V and Paper III & IV for Sem VI.
(A) Non-Credit Self Study Course : Compulsory Civic Courses (CCC)
For Sem V: CCC – II : Constitution of India and Local Self Government
(B) Non-Credit Self Study Course : Skill Development Courses (SDC)
For Sem VI: SDC – II: Any one from following (vi) to (x)
vi) Interview & Personal Presentation Skill, vii) Entrepreneurship Development Skill, viii) Travel &
Tourism, ix) E-Banking & Financial Services, x) RTI & Human Right Education (HRE), IPR & Patents

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CBCS R. B. Com. 3 : List of Courses (Subject)

(i) For B. Com. Sem I & II
Semester I Semester II
Course Course Course (Subject)
Course (Subject)
Code Code
Core course
CC-A1 Micro Economics Paper- I CC-A2 Micro Economics Paper- II
Management Principles Management Principles
CC-A3 CC-A4
& Applications Paper- I & Applications Paper- II
CC-A5 Financial Accounting Paper-I CC-A6 Financial Accounting Paper-I I
Group A
GEC-A1 Principles of Marketing GEC- A2 Principles of Marketing
Paper- I Paper- II
GEC-A3 History of Civilization Paper- I GEC-A4 History of Civilization Paper- II
GEC-A5 Marathi Paper- I GEC- A6 Marathi Paper- II
GEC-A7 Global Finance Paper- I GEC- A8 Global Finance Paper- II
GEC-A9 Hindi Paper- I GEC- A10 Hindi Paper- II
GEC-A11 Urdu Paper- I GEC- A12 Urdu Paper- II
GEC-A13 Kannada Paper- I GEC- A14 Kannada Paper- II
Group B
GEC- B1 Business Mathematics Paper- I GEC-B2 Business Mathematics Paper- II
GEC- B3 Insurance Paper- I GEC-B4 Insurance Paper- II
GEC- B5 Geography Paper I GEC-B6 Geography Paper II
GEC- B7 Foreign Trade Paper – I GEC-B8 Foreign Trade Paper – II
Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course
AECC-C1 Business Communication AECC- C2 Business Communication
Paper- I Paper- II
Note :
1. CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

2. GEC : Generic Elective Course : Candidate has to select any one course (Subject) from
Group A & B.
3. AECC : Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

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(ii) For B. Com. Sem III & IV
Semester III Semester IV

Course (Subject)
Code Code
Core course
CC-B1 Corporate Accounting Paper- I CC-B2 Corporate Accounting Paper- II
Fundamentals of Fundamentals of
CC-B3 CC-B4
Entrepreneurship Paper- I Entrepreneurship Paper- II
Money and Financial System Money and Financial System
CC-B5 CC-B6
Paper- I Paper- II
CC-B7 Macro Economics Paper- I CC-B8 Macro Economics Paper- II
Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course
Business Communication Business Communication
AECC-C3 AECC-C4
Paper- III Paper- IV
AECC-C5 Business Statistics Paper- I AECC-C6 Business Statistics Paper- II
AECC- Environmental Studies AECC- Environmental Studies
EVS EVS
Note :

2. AECC : Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.
3. AECC – EVS : Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course – Environmental Studies

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(iii) For B. Com. Sem V & VI

Semester V Semester VI
Course (Subject)
Code Code
Core course
Modern Management Practices Modern Management Practices
CC-C1 CC-C2
Paper- I Paper- II
Business Regulatory Framework Business Regulatory Framework
CC-C3 CC-C4
Paper- I Paper- II
Co – Operative Development
CC-C5 Co – Operative Development Paper- I CC-C6
Paper- II
CC-C7 Business Environment Paper- I CC-C8 Business Environment Paper- II
Discipline Specific Elective
DSE-A1 Advanced Accountancy Paper- I DSE-A3 Advanced Accountancy Paper- III
DSE-A2 Advanced Accountancy Paper- II DSE-A4 Advanced Accountancy Paper-
IV
DSE-B1 Industrial Management Paper- I DSE-B3 Industrial Management Paper- III
DSE-B2 Industrial Management Paper- II DSE-B4 Industrial Management Paper- IV
DSE-C1 Advanced Costing Paper - I DSE-C3 Advanced Costing Paper - III
DSE-C2 Advanced Costing Paper - II DSE-C4 Advanced Costing Paper - IV
DSE-D1 Taxation Management Paper- I DSE-D3 Taxation Management Paper- III
DSE-D2 Taxation Management Paper- II DSE-D4 Taxation Management Paper- IV
DSE-E1 Public Finance Paper- I DSE-E3 Public Finance Paper- III
DSE-E2 Public Finance Paper- II DSE-E4 Public Finance Paper- IV
DSE-F1 Insurance Paper- I DSE-F3 Insurance Paper- III
DSE-F2 Insurance Paper- II DSE-F4 Insurance Paper- IV
DSE-G1 Marketing Paper- I DSE-G3 Marketing Paper- III
DSE-G2 Marketing Paper- II DSE-G4 Marketing Paper- IV
DSE-H1 Advanced Banking Paper- I DSE-H3 Advanced Banking Paper- III
DSE-H2 Advanced Banking Paper- II DSE-H4 Advanced Banking Paper- IV
DSE-I 1 Rural Economics and Co-Operation DSE-I 3 Rural Economics and Co-
Paper- I Operation Paper- III
DSE-I 2 Rural Economics and Co-Operation DSE-I 4 Rural Economics and Co-
Paper- II Operation Paper- IV
DSE-J1 Advanced Statistics Paper- I DSE-J3 Advanced Statistics Paper- III
DSE-J2 Advanced Statistics Paper- II DSE-J4 Advanced Statistics Paper- IV
DSE-K1 E-Commerce Paper- I DSE-K3 E-Commerce Paper- III
DSE-K2 E-Commerce Paper- II DSE-K4 E-Commerce Paper- IV
Note :

1. DSE : Discipline Specific Elective : Candidate has to select any one course (subject) which
consists of Paper I to IV. Paper I & II for Sem V and Paper III & IV for Sem VI.
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2. Ordinance:
i) The students passing the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination with
Commerce stream or Vocational subjects with Commerce stream conducted by the
Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary Education Pune, shall be allowed to
enter upon the B.Com. Part-I Course.
O. B. Com. 1 OR
ii) An Examination of any other statutory University or an examining Body recognised as
equivalent thereto.
2. No candidate shall be allowed to the B.Com. Part-I Examination unless he has
satisfactorily kept two terms for the course at a College affiliated to this University.
i) No candidate shall be allowed to enter upon the course for the B.Com. Part-II
Examination unless he has passed the B.Com. Part-I Examination or the First Year
Examination of the Three Year Integrated B.Com. Degree Course of this University or
an examination of any other Statutory University recognised as equivalent thereto.
However a candidate passing in all heads of passing or a candidate passing in all heads
of passing except four heads of University (Theory/ Practical ) Examination (Sem.-I
& II taken together)of this University shall be permitted to enter upon the course of
B.Com.Part-II.
O. B. Com. 2 ii) No candidate shall be admitted to B.Com.Part-II Examination unless he has
satisfactorily kept two terms for the same at a College affiliated to this University. This
provision shall not be made applicable to those students who have registered for B.Com.
degree course under distance mode.
(Note:-Internal Examination will be compulsory for all students. If the student fails/absent
in internal examination then he/she will have to clear the internal examination in
subsequent attempt/s in following semester. There will be a separate head of passing in
Internal, Theory and Practical head of passing. However ATKT rules shall be made
applicable in respect of Theory/ Practical head of passing only.
i) No candidate shall be allowed to enter upon the course for the B.Com. -III (Sem-V &
VI) examination unless he has passed the B.Com. –II (Sem.-III & IV) examination of
this University or an examination of any other Statutory University recognised as
equivalent thereto. However a candidate passing in all heads of passing or a candidate
passing in all heads of passing except four heads of University (Theory/ Practical )
Examination of B.Com.-II (Sem-III & IV) taken together) of this University shall be
permitted to enter upon the course of B.Com. Part-III.
O. B. Com.3
For admission to B.Com. Part-III examination or for keeping term for B.Com.
Part-III examination, a candidate shall have to pass in all heads of passing of
B.Com. Part-I (Sem. I & II) examination.
ii) No candidate shall be admitted to the B.Com. Part-III examination unless he has
satisfactorily kept two terms for the same at a college affiliated to this University. This
provision shall not be made applicable to those students who have registered for B.Com.
degree course under distance mode.
O. B. Com. 4 The fee for admission to the B.Com. Part-I, Part-II and Part-III shall be as prescribed by
the university from time to time.

EXAMINATION CALENDAR: 2015-2016
FIRST TERM
Sr. Level Class Activity Week & Month

No.
1 UG B. A. Test – I 2nd Week of August
Test – II 1st Week of September
B. Com Term End Examination 2nd Week of October
University Theory Examination 1st Week of October
B.C.A. University Practical Examination 1st Week of October
B. Sc. Tutorial – I 1st Week of August
Tutorial – II 3rd Week of September
B. Sc. Term End Examination 4th Week of September
Comp. University Practical 3rd Week of September
Science Examination
B. Voc University Theory Examination 1st Week of October
2 PG M. A. Test – I 3rd Week of August
Assignment 1st Week of September
Marathi Group Discussion/Seminar 2nd Week of September
Hindi Project Work 2nd Week of October
Economics Test – II 4th Week of October
Elective course examination 2nd Week of November
M. Com University Examination 1st Week of December
M. Sc. Test – I 3rd Week of August
Organic Group Discussion/Seminar 2nd Week of September
& Project Work 2nd Week of October
Analytical Test – II 4th Week of October
Chemistry Elective course examination 4th Week of November
University Examination 1st Week of December
SECOND TERM

No.
Science Examination
B. Voc
2 PG M. A. University Theory Examination 1st Week of October
Test – I 3rd Week of August
Marathi Assignment 1st Week of September
Hindi Group Discussion/Seminar 2nd Week of September
Economic Project Work 2nd Week of October
s Test – II 4th Week of October
M. Com
M. Sc. University Examination 1st Week of December
Test – I 3rd Week of August
Organic Assignment 1st Week of September
& Group Discussion/Seminar 2nd Week of September
Analytical Project Work 2nd Week of October
Chemistry Test – II 4th Week of October
Elective course examination 4th Week of November
FIRST TERM

No.
Comp. University Practical Examination 3rd Week of September
Science University Theory Examination 1st Week of October
B.Voc Test – I 3rd Week of August
2 PG M. A. Assignment 1st Week of September
Group Discussion/Seminar 2nd Week of September
Marathi Project Work 2nd Week of October
Hindi Test – II 4thWeek of October
Economics Elective course examination 2nd Week of November
M. Com Test – I 3rd Week of August
M. Sc. Assignment 1st Week of September
Group Discussion/Seminar 2nd Week of September
Organic Project Work 2nd Week of October
& Test – II 4th Week of October
Analytical Elective course examination 4th Week of November
Chemistry University Examination 1st Week of December
Test – I 2nd Week of August
EXAMINATION CALENDAR : 2016-2017
SECOND TERM
No.
B.C.A. University Practical 1st Week of October
Examination
Science Examination
B.Voc University Theory Examination 1st Week of October
2 PG M. A. Test – I 3rd Week of August
Hindhi Project Work 2nd Week of October
Economics Test – II 4th Week of October
M. Sc. Test – I 3rd Week of August
Analytical Test – II 4th Week of October
FIRST TERM

No.
Tutorial – I 1st Week of August
B. Sc. Tutorial – II 3rd Week of September
Term End Examination 4th Week of
B. Sc. September
B.Voc Test – I 3rd Week of August
2 PG M. A. Group Discussion/Seminar 2nd Week of September
Project Work 2nd Week of October
Marathi Test – II 4th Week of October
Hindhi Elective course examination 2nd Week of
Economics November
M. Com Test – I 3rd Week of August
M. Sc. Group Discussion/Seminar 2nd Week of September
Project Work 2nd Week of October
Organic Test – II 4th Week of October
& Elective course examination 4th Week of November
Analytical University Examination 1st Week of December
Chemistry Test – I 2nd Week of August
SECOND TERM
No.
Examination
B. Sc. Test – I 1st Week of August
Test – II 3rd Week of September
B. Sc. Term End Examination 4th Week of
Comp. September
Science University Practical 3rd Week of September
B. Voc Examination
2 PG M. A. Written test – I 3rd Week of August
Economics Written test – II 4th Week of October
Elective course examination 2nd Week of
M. Com November
M. Sc. Written test – I 3rd Week of August
Analytical Written test – II 4th Week of October
FIRST TERM
Sr. No. Level Class Activity Week & Month

nd
1 UG B. A. Test – I 2 Week of August
Examination
Comp. September
B. Voc Examination
Economics Written test – II 4thWeek of October
SECOND TERM

B. Voc
Economic Written test – II 4th Week of October
s Elective course examination 2nd Week of November
M. Com
FIRST TERM
nd
1 UG B. A. Test – I 2 Week of August
Examination
Comp. September
B. Voc Examination
M. Com November
SECOND TERM

Examination
Comp. September
B. Voc Examination
M. Com November
Anekant Education Society’s
Jaysingpur College, Jaysingpur
Term Examination Oct 2019
B.Com. Part –I Semester I (New Syllabus)
Day & Date Subject Time 9.00a.m. to 10 a.m.

Monday Business Communication Paper I
05.10.2019
Tuesday Micro Economics Paper I
06. 10.2019
Wednesday Management Principles & Applications Paper I
07. 10.2019
Thursday Financial Accounting Paper I
08. 10.2019
Friday Marathi Paper I
09. 10.2019
Saturday Geography Paper I
10. 10.2019 Insurance Paper I
SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY, KOLHAPUR
JAYSINGPUR COLLEGE, JAYSINGPUR
Examination Oct/Nov.2019
B.A. CBCS Part- I SEM I
Exam Time Table
Day & Date Subject Time 9.00a.m. to 10 a.m.

Monday
English (Compulsory) A (SEM – I)
05.10.2019
Tuesday Marathi
06. 10.2019
Wednesday Hindi
07. 10.2019
Thursday Geography
08. 10.2019
Friday History - I
09. 10.2019
Saturday Economics - I
10. 10.2019
Monday Political Science - I
12. 10.2019

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Shivaji University, Kolhapur

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Calculation of SGPA & CGPA

SGPA=Course credits × Grade points obtained of a semester Course credits of respective

2. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)

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Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) pattern

Sr. No. Rules and Regulations

(i) Structure - I for B. Com. Sem I & II

CBCS R. B. Com. 3 (i) for B. Com. Sem I & II

(B) Skill Development Courses (SDC)

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Two additional subsequent chances shall be provided for the repeater

6. The Physical Education Test shall be conducted in the Second Semester.

a) A candidate desires to seek B. Com. Degree in another course (subject),

(iv) No candidate shall be allowed to proceed to Sem V unless candidate

To pass the B.Com. Degree Examination, a candidate shall be required to pass in

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For Environmental Studies a candidate shall be required to obtain minimum 25

iii) To pass each Semester Examination a candidate shall be required to obtain a

A Candidate shall have to obtain 14 marks out of 40 for university examination

C) A.T.K.T.: A candidate fail in maximum four heads of passing in Sem I &

However for admission to B.Com. Part-III, a candidate has to pass in all

Internal Examination will be compulsory for all students. If the student

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A candidate claiming exemptions as stated above shall not be

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CBCS R.B.Com. 2: i) Structure of B. Com. Programme Sem I & II

Total 24 19.2 24 - - 300 - -

Total 24 19.2 24 - - 300 ----- -

CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

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ii) Structure of B. Com. Programme Sem III & IV

Grand Total 52 41.6 52 - - 700 - -

CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

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iii) Structure of B. Com. Programme Sem V & VI

CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory

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CBCS R. B. Com. 3 : List of Courses (Subject)

1. CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

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(ii) For B. Com. Sem III & IV

Semester III Semester IV

1. CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

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(iii) For B. Com. Sem V & VI

1. CC : Core Course : All courses (subjects) are compulsory.

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Sr. Level Class Activity Week & Month

Sr. Level Class Activity Week & Month

Sr. Level Class Activity Week & Month

Sr. Level Class Activity Week & Month

Sr. No. Level Class Activity Week & Month

Sr. No. Level Class Activity Week & Month

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