HR College of Commerce & Economics

Course Information

Since the academic year 2003-04, H. R. College has introduced two new Bachelor of Commerce degrees of the University of Mumbai which encompass a shift from general education to professional education. In 2008-09, the college introduced the B. Com. (Financial Markets) degree. These three degrees courses aim at :

1) Creating an additional avenue of self-employment and also to benefit the industry by providing them with suitable trained persons in the field of Accounting & Finance and Banking & Insurance.
2) Providing adequate basic understanding about Banking, Insurance & other financial services to the students and to give an adequate exposure to operational environment in the field of Banking, Insurance & other related financial services of Accounting and Finance.
3) Inculcating training, and practical approach, by organizing industrial visits, summer placements and using modem technology in teaching the students in the field of Accounting & Finance and Banking & Insurance.

Syllabus

S.No.	F. Y. B. Com (FM) - Sem. 1
1:1	Principles of Investment
1:2	Micro Economics
1:3	Basic Statistics
1:4	Basic Computer Skills
1:5	Financial Accounting
1:6	Business Environment

	F. Y. B. Com (FM) - Sem. 2
2:1	Environment of Financial Systems
2:2	Macro Economics
2:3	Statistical Applications
2:4	Communication Skills
2:5	Management Accounting
2:6	Principles of Business Management

	S. Y. B. Com (FM) - Sem. 3
3:1	Debt Markets
3:2	Corporate Finance
3:3	Equity Markets - I
3:4	Banking in Financial Systems
3:5	Computer Application in Investments
3:6	Business Ethics
3:7	Organisational Behaviour

	S. Y. B. Com (FM) - Sem. 4
4:1	Commodities Market
4:2	Corporate Finance - II
4:3	Equity Markets - II
4:4	Financial Services
4:5	Taxation for Investments
4:6	Security Analysis
4:7	Business Law

	T. Y. B. Com (FM) - Sem. 5
5.1	Global Capital Markets
5.2	Regulations of Securities Markets
5.3	Insurance (Fund) Management
5.4	Derivatives Markets
5.5	Foreign Exchange Markets
5.6	Portfolio Management
5.7	Project - I

	T. Y. B. Com (FM) - Sem. 6
6.1	Risk Management
6.2	Corporate Governance
6.3	Computer Applications in Financial Services
6.4	Marketing of Financial Services
6.5	Mutual Fund Management
6.6	Customer Relationship Management in Financial Services
6:7	Project - II

Top Ten Students

F.Y.B.COM. (FINANCIAL MARKETS)
SEM.II (2008-2009)

TOP TEN RANK HOLDERS
Rank	Name of the student
1st	MR.SANGHAVI DHAVAL DEEPAK BHARTI
2nd	MR.TREHUN PRATEEK KAPIL NEELAM
3rd	MR.SHINGALA ANKIT PANKAJ SARAYU
4th	MS.DUBASH NASHA PHIROZ ABAN
5th	MS.SALECHA PREETI KANTILAL TARANGADEVI
6th	MR.DEVNANI HITESH GIRISH KANCHAN
7th	MS.GROVER AKRITI SANJAY SHIKHA
8th	MR.PANDYA KARAN PRAKASH MADHAVEE
9th	MR.SHAH SHASHANK ANIL SUMITRA
10th	MS.GULANI KARISHMA PREM NEHA

F.Y.B.COM. (FINANCIAL MARKETS)
SEM. I (2008-2009)

TOP TEN RANK HOLDERS
Rank	Name of the student
1st	MS.KARNANI NIKITA PRAKASH NEHA
2nd	MR.SANGHAVI DHAVAL DEEPAK BHARTI
3rd	MS.SALECHA PREETI KANTILAL TARANGADEVI
4th	MS.GROVER AKRITI SANJAY SHIKHA
5th	MS.GULANI KARISHMA PREM NEHA
6th	MS.SAVANI SRUSHTI DILIP HEENA
7th	MS.RATHOD SEFALI SURESH ALKA
8th	MR.DEVNANI HITESH GIRISH KANCHAN
9th	MR.SHINGALA ANKIT PANKAJ SARAYU
10th	MS.DUBASH NASHA PHIROZ ABAN

Assessment Pattern

A) Internal Assessment : 40 marks
B) Semester End Examination : 60 marks - Duration 2 hours

A) Internal Assessment Allocation :

i) Two best of periodical class Tests	20 marks
ii) A better of two assignments - class presentation	10 marks
iii) Active class participation	5 marks
iv) Overall conduct, mannerism and articulation	5 marks

Standard of Passing:
Students must get 40% marks in aggregate ie. 40% marks in Internal Assessment (40% of 40 = 16 marks) as well as 40% in Semester End Examination (i.e. 40% of 60 = 24 marks) separately in order to pass the examination.

Carry forward of Internal Marks:
A candidate who fails in any particular paper shall be allowed to re-appear for that theory paper, however his/her Internal marks shall be carried forward.

Performance Grading - Passing Standard:
The performance grading of the student shall be of the seven point ranking system as under :

No.	Division	Total Marks (%)	Grade
I	I – I I – II	65 or above 60 – 64	O A
II	II – I	55 – 59	B
II	II – II	50 – 54	C
II	II – III	45 – 49	D
III	III	40 – 44	E
IV	FAIL	30 or below	F

The performance grading shall be based on the aggregate performance of Internal assessment and Semester End Examination.

ATKT is allowed as per the University Rules.