Thursday, 18 December 2014
Master OF Arts ( MA ) | Master Degree
Course Name : Master OF Arts ( MA )
Qualification : After Graduation
Course Duration : 2 Years
Course Structure : Semester System
Programme details :
First Year :
Second Year :
Qualification : After Graduation
Course Duration : 2 Years
Course Structure : Semester System
Programme details :
MA (Edu) programme would provide learners a wider and more comprehensive understanding of education as field of knowledge and would accommodate a wide variety of learning needs of learners.
Master of Arts (Education) is aimed at developing professionals for effective participation in educational actions in different areas of education. The Programme is an innovative Post-Graduate programme in education, which emphasises both disciplinary and professional dimensions of education as an area of study. The target group is a Graduate with or without a degree in education.
The Programme comprises five compulsory courses, one course on educational research and four courses in one of the specialised areas e.g. higher education, educational technology, educational management, etc. Apart from the theoretical courses, a student is required to submit a research report in the form of a dissertation.
The Programme would provide both theoretical and practical inputs.
The MA (Education) Programme comprises four groups of courses with differential weightage. The total number of credits will be 68 and each student is expected to cover 34 credits each year.
- Group A: Basic Course on Education
- Group B: Core Courses
- Group C: Courses on Knowledge Generation in Education
- Group D: Specialised Areas in Education
MA (Edu) programme would provide learners a wider and more comprehensive understanding of education as field of knowledge and would accommodate a wide variety of learning needs of learners.
MA Syllabus :
- Course Name
- Educational Research
- Understanding Education
- Education: Nature and Purposes
- Learning, Learner and Development
- Societal Context of Education
- Operational Dimensions of Education
Second Year :
- Course Name
- Higher Education: Its context and Linkages
- Instruction in Higher Education
- Higher Education: The Psycho-social Context
- Planning and Management of Higher Education
- ET-An overview
- Communication and information Technology
- Computer Technology
- Designing Courseware
- Growth and Philosophy of Distance Education
- Design and Development of Self-Learning Print Materials
- Learner Support Services
- Management of Distance Education
- Communication Technology for Distance Education
- Growth and Development of Educational Management
- Dimensions of Educational Management
- Organisational Behaviour
- Institutional Management
- Understanding Adult Education
- Policy Planning and Implementation of Adult Education in India
- Knowledge Management, Information Dissemination and Networking in Adult Education
- Extension Education and Development
Bachelor of Law ( LLB ) | Bachelor Degree
Course Name :Bachelor of Law
Qualification :After graduation
Course Structure :3 Years
In deciding whether to admit an applicant, the College takes into account factors such as academic ability and intellectual maturity, and will require a Bachelors degree in any stream of Arts, Science or Commerce or any other faculty of a recognized University with a minimum of 45% marks in the Bachelor degree programme. The rules of passing the examination for this programme are the same as that for the B.S.L. LL.B. programme.
The College also conducts interviews of all applicants before admitting eligible graduates as students.
Course Details
| First Year of LL.B. | |||
| a) | Ist Semester (June / October) | b) | IInd Semester (November / April) |
| 1) | Labour Law | 1) | Family Laws II |
| 2) | Family Law - I | 2) | Law of Tort & Consumer Protection Act |
| 3) | Crime | 3) | Constitutional Law |
| 4) | Law of Contract- I | 4) | Professional Ethics |
| 5) | Optional Papers (Any One) | ||
| b) Trust | |||
| c) Women & Law | |||
| d) Criminology | |||
| e) International Economics Law | |||
| Second Year of LL.B. | |||
| a) | IIIrd Semester (June / October) | b) | IVth Semester (November / April) |
| 1) | Law of Evidence | 1) | Property Law including transfer of Property Act |
| 2) | Arbitation, Concillation & Alternative | 2) | Jurisprudence |
| 3) | Human Rights & International Law | 3) | Practical Training - Legal Aid |
| 4) | Environmental Law | 4) | Optional Papers (Any one) |
| a) Comparative Law | |||
| b) Law of Insurance | |||
| c) Conflict of Laws | |||
| d) Intellectual Property Law | |||
| 5) | Law of Contract II | ||
| Third Year of LL.B. | |||
| a) | Vth Semester (June / October) | b) | VIth Semester (November / April) |
| 1) | Civil Procedure Code (CPC) | 1) | Code of Criminal Procedure |
| 2) | Interpretation of Statutes | 2) | Company Law |
| 3) | Legal Writing | 3) | Practical Training - Moot Court |
| 4) | Land Laws including ceiling and other local laws | 4) | Practical Training II - Drafting |
| 5) | Administrative Law | 5) | Optional Papers (Any one) |
| a) Investment & Securities Law | |||
| b) Law of Taxation | |||
| d) Co-operative Law | |||
| c) Banking Law including Negotiable Instruments Act |
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Master In Computer Application ( MCA ) | Master Degree
Course Name : Master in Computer Application ( MCA )
Qualification : After B.com OR BCA
Course Duration : 5 Semester
Course Duration : 5 Semester
Course Structure : Semester System
MCA Syllabus
Semester I
(1) Information Management
(2) Object Oriented Programming in C++
(3) Computer Organization and Assembly Language
(4) Accounting & Financial Management
(5) Technical Communication
(6) Software Lab- I (Information Management)
(7) Software Lab –II (Object Oriented Programming in C++)
(8) Communicative English Lab
MCA Syllabus
Semester I
(1) Information Management
(2) Object Oriented Programming in C++
(3) Computer Organization and Assembly Language
(4) Accounting & Financial Management
(5) Technical Communication
(6) Software Lab- I (Information Management)
(7) Software Lab –II (Object Oriented Programming in C++)
(8) Communicative English Lab
Semester II
(1) Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science
(2) Relational Database Management System
(3) Data Structures
(4) Data Communication and Networks
(5) Linux Operating System
(6) Software Lab –III (Relational Database Management System)
(7) Software Lab –IV (Data Structures)
(8) Software Lab –V (Based on Linux Operating System )
Semester III
(1) Database Administration
(2) Analysis & Design of Algorithms
(3) Software Engineering
(4) Java Programming
(5) Elective
(6) Software Lab-VI [ Database Administration ]
(7) Software Lab-VII [Java Programming ]
Semester IV
(1) Data Warehousing & Mining
(2) E- Commerce & Web Application Development
(3) Interactive Computer Graphics
(4) Advanced Operating Systems
(5) Software Lab- VIII (E- Commerce & Web Application Development)
(6) Software Lab- IX (Interactive Computer Graphics )
(7) Software Lab X (Advanced Operating Systems)
Semester V
(1) Embedded Systems
(2) Network Security & Administration
(3) Web Technologies
(4) Object Oriented Analysis & Design with UML
(5) Hardware Lab – I (Embedded Systems)
(6) Software Lab –XI (Web Technologies)
(7) Software Lab –XII (Object Oriented Analysis and Design with UML)
Semester VI
(1)Industrial Training
Master In Business Administration MBA | Master Degree
Course Name : Master In Business Administration MBA
Marketing (Optional)
Information Technology(Optional)
Qualification : After B.com Or BBA
Course Duration : 2 Year
Course Structure : Semester System
Course Structure : Semester System
MBA Subjects
Semester I
- Principles and Practices of Management
- Organizational Behaviour
- Accounting for Management
- Quantitative Techniques
- Managerial Economics
- Business Communication
- Information Technology for Management
- Viva Voce
Semester II
- Business Environment
- Production and Operation Management
- Human Resource Management
- Marketing Management
- Financial Management
- Research Methodology
- Human Values and Professional Ethics
- Viva Voce
Semester III
- Management Information System
- Corporate Legal Environment
- Specialization I
- Specialization II
- Specialization -III
- Specialization -IV
- Presentation on Training Reports
- Viva Voce
Semester IV
- Strategic Management
- Entrepreneurship and Managing Small Medium Business
- Specialization I
- Specialization II
- Specialization III
- Specialization IV
- Research Project Report
- Viva Voce
Semester III ( Specialization )
Marketing (Compulsory)
(1) Consumer Behaviour
(2) Advertising Management
Marketing (Optional)
(1) Product and Brand Management
(2) Retail and Franchising
(3) Rural and Industrial Marketing
Finance (Compulsory)
(1) Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
(2) Management of Financial Services
Finance (Optional)
(1) Direct Tax Planning
(2) Strategic Financial Management
(3) Treasury and Credit risk Management
Human Resource Management (Compulsory)
(1) Social Security & Labour Welfare
(2) Training & Development
Human Resource Management (Optional)
(1) Industrial/Organizational Psychology
(2) Manpower planning
(3) Conflict Management
Information Technology (Compulsory)
(1) Programming in C
(2) Relational Database Management System
Information Technology(Optional)
(1) Software Engineering
(2) Enterprise Recourse Planning
(3) Data Mining and Pattern Recognition
Semester IV ( Specialization )
Marketing (Compulsory)
- Service Marketing
- International Marketing
- Sales and Distribution Management
- Logistics Management
- Customer Relationship Management
Finance (Compulsory)
- International Finance
- Banking and Insurance Operations
Finance (Optional)
- Global and Capital Market
- Banking and Insurance Operations
- Financial Engineering
Human Resource Management (Compulsory)
- Organization Development
- International Resource Management
Human Resource Management (Optional)
- Industrial Relations and Labour Law
- Negotiation and Bargaining
- Stress Management
Information Technology (Compulsory)
- Programming in C++
- E-commerce and Cyber Securities
- Software Engineering
- Visual Programming
Introductions to Computer Networks
Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Master of Commerce ( M.com ) | Master Degree
Course Name : Master of Commerce ( M.Com)
Qualification : After B.Com
Course Duration : 2 Years
Course Structure : Semester System
Qualification : After B.Com
Course Duration : 2 Years
Course Structure : Semester System
Advantages or Benefits of Master of Commerce Degree
The qualification needed for applying M.Com includes a graduation in Commerce. Some institutes and universities are accepting graduates with Honors in Economics or Business/Management Studies for Post graduation in Commerce. Recognized institutes and universities are demanding 60 % of marks in undergraduate level for the admission process. Certain institutes and universities carried out entrance examination also. Admission is based on the marks acquired in the last examinations of graduation and entrance test.
Admission Procedure for M.Com
The candidates can apply for the M.Com program as and when the announcement comes out. The application forms are available in the office of particular university or institute. Forms are also available in the website of the institutions. Interested aspirants can download it from the website. Another option is to collect the application form by post. The admission into the M.Com program is done through entrance test. The students need to clear the test for getting admission.
M.Com Entrance exams in India
The Application form and booklet can be acquired from the office of colleges. Some Application forms are also available in the official websites of institutes or the concerned board. Either candidates can apply online or offline. Aspirants must fill the application form cautiously and should offer right information about age, gender, education qualification, contact information etc. It would be good to make a photocopy of the form. The aspirants can fill the correct information in that first, and then fill the real copy to reduce the errors. Paste the new passport size photo in the application form.
M.Com Entrance Exam Pattern
A majority of entrance tests have two sections. Part A includes subjects like Cost and Management Accounting, Business Communication, General English and Business Laws, report writing. Part B covers syllabuses such as Financial Accounting, Quantitative Techniques, Business Economics and Industrial Organization and Management. For more details, candidates can go through the B.Com syllabus.
Coaching Centers for M.Com Entrance Exam
Few of the coaching centers, which train students, are
Semester I
Optional Group: Accounting and Finance
For assessing the candidates, various universities have various methods. The most general technique followed is the semester wise test, assignments, projects, presentation, attendance of the candidates etc. All of these have minimum cut off that the aspirants have to keep in order to clear the program. In the semester test, every paper will be of 3-hour duration and will carry 100 marks.
M.Com Text Books
After the completion of the M.Com program, the candidates can go for the professional programs such as MBA. There are short term programs in Computer that will help them to obtain good job in an organization as accountant. Jobs are available in the banking and academic sectors also. For a career in academic field, aspirants can attend the NET exam. Best options seems professional programs like CA or CFA, which can help you get jobs in industry and also have your own taxation and auditing firms.
Job and Career options for M.Com
Besides being qualified for further advanced studies and research in the area of Statistics, candidates can subsequently taking up the job of teacher / lecturer in universities and colleges after passing exams like UGC-NET/JRF, a candidate gaining M.Com degree can learn for Chartered Accountancy and Company Secretary-ship also.
Job Types:
M. Com Degree focusing mainly on commerce based area. There are some other areas such as management and economics based subjects. After its competition, talented aspirants will be paid high salary. In banks if one is able to get in then the first salary as a PO will be above 25000/- with experience in the related area candidates will be able to obtain much higher pay packages in private companies. Those who start as accountants can get around 6000 to 10,000 and then it can go up to 1 lakh especially after higher qualifications like CA or CFA.
- M.Com degree serves as a foundation for further advanced studies and research in this area such as Ph.D. and M.Phil. Degree in Commerce
- M.Com graduates can choose for further advanced studies and career in different specializations of Commerce such as in Statistics, Taxation, Accounting & Finance, Banking, Insurance etc.
- M.Com graduates can choose research job in different fields of India’s national security problems including the international relations, geostrategic, geopolitical, socio-economic, tactical aspects of war, etc.
- Commerce enables a Master’s graduates for a wide range of careers dealing with the flow of money, from accountant to investment banker, money manager to personal finance consultant.
- After Master’s degree in Commerce, a student can apply for the UGC-NET or JRF exam. After these exams, they can go for teaching or research area.
The qualification needed for applying M.Com includes a graduation in Commerce. Some institutes and universities are accepting graduates with Honors in Economics or Business/Management Studies for Post graduation in Commerce. Recognized institutes and universities are demanding 60 % of marks in undergraduate level for the admission process. Certain institutes and universities carried out entrance examination also. Admission is based on the marks acquired in the last examinations of graduation and entrance test.
Admission Procedure for M.Com
The candidates can apply for the M.Com program as and when the announcement comes out. The application forms are available in the office of particular university or institute. Forms are also available in the website of the institutions. Interested aspirants can download it from the website. Another option is to collect the application form by post. The admission into the M.Com program is done through entrance test. The students need to clear the test for getting admission.
M.Com Entrance exams in India
- Acharya Nagarjuna University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Alagappa University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Aligarh Muslim University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Andhra University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Annamalai University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Assam University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Avinashilingam University For Women M.Com Entrance Exam
- Banaras Hindu University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Bangalore University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Barkatullah Vishwavidhyalaya University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Berhampur University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Bharathiar University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Bharathidasan University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Calicut University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Central University Of Kerala M.Com Entrance Exam
- Chaudhary Charan Singh University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Christ University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Dibrugarh University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Dr B R Ambedkar Open University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Gauhati University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Goa University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Himachal Pradesh University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Indian Institute Of Management M.Com Entrance Exam
- Indira Gandhi National Open University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Jamia Milia Islamia M.Com Entrance Exam
- Jawaharlal Nehru University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Jiwaji University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Kakatiya University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Kannur University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Karnatak University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Karnataka State Open University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Kurukshetra University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Madhya Pradesh Bhoj University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Madras University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Madurai Kamaraj University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Maharaja Sayajirao University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Maharishi Markandeshwar University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Mahatma Gandhi University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Manonmaniam Sundaranar University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Nalanda Open University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Nirma University, Ahmedabad M.Com Entrance Exam
- Osmania University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Periyar University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Punjab University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Rajiv Gandhi University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Sardar Patel University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Shivaji University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Sri Krishnadevaraya University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Tamil Nadu Open University M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Calcutta M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Delhi M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Jammu M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Lucknow M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Mumbai M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Mysore M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Patna M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Pune M.Com Entrance Exam
- University Of Rajasthan M.Com Entrance Exam
- Vels University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Vidyasagar University M.Com Entrance Exam
- Yashwant Rao Chavan Maharashtra Open University M.Com Entrance Exam
The Application form and booklet can be acquired from the office of colleges. Some Application forms are also available in the official websites of institutes or the concerned board. Either candidates can apply online or offline. Aspirants must fill the application form cautiously and should offer right information about age, gender, education qualification, contact information etc. It would be good to make a photocopy of the form. The aspirants can fill the correct information in that first, and then fill the real copy to reduce the errors. Paste the new passport size photo in the application form.
M.Com Entrance Exam Pattern
A majority of entrance tests have two sections. Part A includes subjects like Cost and Management Accounting, Business Communication, General English and Business Laws, report writing. Part B covers syllabuses such as Financial Accounting, Quantitative Techniques, Business Economics and Industrial Organization and Management. For more details, candidates can go through the B.Com syllabus.
Coaching Centers for M.Com Entrance Exam
Few of the coaching centers, which train students, are
- Manhattan Review Management And Career Training
- MEP Academy
- Seeman Coaching Centre
- Advanced Accounting by S.N. Mageswari
- Business Mathematics by Ranganath, Sampangiram, Rajaram
- Company Law by Avtar Singh
- Financial Accounting by R.L. Gupta
- Law of Contract & Specific Relief by Avtar Singh
- Principles of Economics by Case Fair
- Amity University, Noida
- Banaras Hindu University, Uttar Pradesh
- Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi
- University of Calcutta, Calcutta
- University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad
- University of Mumbai, Mumbai
- University of Mysore, Mysore
- University of Pune, Pune
- University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
- Visva Bharati University, West Bengal
- Allahabad University, Allahabad , Uttar Pradesh
- Andhra University, Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
- Annamalai University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Assam University
- Avinashilingam University for Women
- Banaras Hindu University
- Bangalore University
- Bhavnagar University
- Bundelkhand University
- Calicut University
- Chaudhary Devi Lal University
- Christ University
- Dantuluri Narayana Raju College
- Deendayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University
- Dr. Annasaheb G.D. Bendale Mahila Mahavidyalaya
- Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University / Agra University
- Dravidian University
- Gauhati University
- Goa University
- Government Arts College
- Gujarat University
- Gulbarga University
- Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya
- Guru Nanak Dev University, Punjab
- Hemchandracharya North Gujarat University
- Himachal Pradesh University
- IASE University
- ICFAI Business School
- Indira Gandhi National Open University, Delhi
- Jaiprakash University
- Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi
- Kachchh University
- Kakatiya University
- Kannur University
- Karnataka State Open University
- Kerala University
- Kurukshetra University, Haryana
- Maharshi Dayanand University
- Mangalore University
- Manipur University, Manipur
- MG University
- Mysore University
- Nalanda Open University
- North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya
- Panjab University, Chandigarh
- Ponnaiyah Ramajayam Institute of Science & Technology / P.R.I.S.T. University
- Rajiv Gandhi University
- S.S. Dempo College of Commerce and Economics
- Shree Damodar College of Commerce and Economics
- Sri Krishnadevaraya University
- Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women
- University of Burdwan
- University of Calcutta
- University of Delhi
- University of Madras
- University of Mumbai
- University of Pune
- Vardhaman Mahaveer Open University
- Veer Kunwar Singh University
- Vidyasagar University
- Yogi Vemana University
Semester I
- Business Environment
- Corporate Accounting
- Managerial Economics
- Organization Behavior
- Statistics for Decision Making
- Advanced Financial Management
- Corporate Reporting Practices
- Information Technology and Business
- Insurance
- Management Thought, Process and Practice
- Marketing Management and Policy
- NGO Management
- Open (Three courses to be offered)
- Service Management
- Tax Planning and Management
- Business Survey and Research
- Cost and Management Accounting
- Entrepreneurship
- Financial Markets and Instruments
- Financial Risk Management
- Industrial relation
- Management of Small Enterprise
- Marketing Research
- Open (Three courses to be offered)
- Organizational Development and Change
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Project Planning & Control
- Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
- Strategic Management
- Banking & Finance
- Commercial Bank Management
- Entrepreneurial Management
- Financial Bank Management
- Financial Markets
- Human Resource Management
- International Finance
- Investment Management
- Research Methodology in Commerce
Optional Group: Accounting and Finance
- Accounting for Managerial Decision
- Advanced Financial Accounting
- Corporate Financial Accounting
- Financial Institutions and Markets
- Project Planning and Control
- Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
- Advertising and Sales Management
- Consumer Behavior and Marketing Research
- Foreign Trade Policy, Procedures and Documentation
- International Business Environment
- International Marketing
- Quantitative Techniques and Research Methodology
For assessing the candidates, various universities have various methods. The most general technique followed is the semester wise test, assignments, projects, presentation, attendance of the candidates etc. All of these have minimum cut off that the aspirants have to keep in order to clear the program. In the semester test, every paper will be of 3-hour duration and will carry 100 marks.
M.Com Text Books
- Accounting & Auditing Standards by Rawat, D S
- Accounting Principles by Anthony, R N & Reece, J S
- Advanced Accountancy by Maheshwari & Maheshwari
- Advanced Accounting by Jain & Narang
- Corporate Accounting by Hanif & Mukherjee
- Corporate Accounting by Sehgal, A & Sehgal, D
- Financial Accounting – A Managerial Perspective by Narayanswamy, R
- Fundamentals of Advanced Accounts,Vol–III by Xavier, G Francis
- Group Accounts - Theory and Practice by Barker, P & O’hOgartaigh, C
- International Accounting by Mohapatra, A K Das
- Law & Practice relating to Company Accounting Standards by Srinivasan, Anand G
- Practice in Accountancy by Basu & Das
After the completion of the M.Com program, the candidates can go for the professional programs such as MBA. There are short term programs in Computer that will help them to obtain good job in an organization as accountant. Jobs are available in the banking and academic sectors also. For a career in academic field, aspirants can attend the NET exam. Best options seems professional programs like CA or CFA, which can help you get jobs in industry and also have your own taxation and auditing firms.
Job and Career options for M.Com
Besides being qualified for further advanced studies and research in the area of Statistics, candidates can subsequently taking up the job of teacher / lecturer in universities and colleges after passing exams like UGC-NET/JRF, a candidate gaining M.Com degree can learn for Chartered Accountancy and Company Secretary-ship also.
Job Types:
- Accountant
- Accounts Assistant
- Assistant Accountant
- Business Analyst
- Cashier/Teller
- Corporate Analyst
- Executive Assistant
- Finance Manager
- Financial Analysts
- Investment Banker
- Investments Analyst
- Market Analysts
- Marketing Manager
- Money Manager
- Operations Manager
- Personal Finance Consultant
- Risk Analyst
- Securities Analyst
- Senior Accountant
- Customs Department
- Economic Consulting Jobs
- Finance, Commerce and the Banking Sectors
- Import / Export Companies
- Indian Civil Services
- Indian Economic Services
- Indian Statistical Services
- Insurance Industry
- Research Associates with Economic Consulting Firms
- Various Corporate Sectors in their Marketing and Accounts Sections
M. Com Degree focusing mainly on commerce based area. There are some other areas such as management and economics based subjects. After its competition, talented aspirants will be paid high salary. In banks if one is able to get in then the first salary as a PO will be above 25000/- with experience in the related area candidates will be able to obtain much higher pay packages in private companies. Those who start as accountants can get around 6000 to 10,000 and then it can go up to 1 lakh especially after higher qualifications like CA or CFA.
Bachelor of Science ( B.Sc ) | Bachelor Degree
Course Name : Bachelor of Science ( B.Sc )
Qualification : 12th Science
Course Duration : 3 Years
Course Duration : 3 Years
Course Structure : Semester System
Programme highlights
Take advantage of a huge variety of subjects and customise your degree to incorporate different areas of interest and expertise.
Develop skills in independent research, working in teams, and writing and presenting work.
Develop core transferable skills, which improve your employment opportunities.
Gain exposure to working scientists throughout your degree.
Programme overview
The Bachelor of Science (BSc) is a three year programme with majors covering biological, human and earth, computational, physical and health orientated sciences. The huge range of subjects allows you to customise your degree, incorporating different areas of interest and expertise.
You "take a BSc" by studying courses in a major and other subjects of relevance or interest. These courses are chosen from the subjects and specialisations offered by the Faculty of Science. A major is the subject that you study to the highest level of your undergraduate degree.
As well as skills that are part of your academic learning in your chosen major, your BSc will expose you to new technologies, give you the opportunity to write and present work, the chance to work independently and in groups, and to develop independent research skills. If you are science-minded and want to keep your options open, this is the degree for you.
Majors available for the BSc
The Faculty of Science offers 25 different majors for the BSc:
Anthropological Science | Applied Mathematics | Bioinformatics | Biological Sciences | Biomedical Science | Chemistry | Computer Science | Earth Sciences | Ecology | Environmental Science | Food Science and Nutrition | Geography | Geophysics | Information Systems | Logic and Computation | Marine Science | Mathematics | Medicinal Chemistry | Operations Research | Pharmacology | Physics | Physiology | Psychology | Sport and Exercise Science | Statistics
For futher programme details, please refer to The University of Auckland Calendar or visit our Planning your Bachelor of Science section.
Programme structure
To complete a BSc degree you need to pass courses totalling at least 360 points. Courses are typically worth 15 points.
Your degree must include:
At least five courses (75 points) at Stage III. At least 4 of these courses (60 points) must be from your subject major. You may do more than one major and would complete three courses (45 points) at Stage III in this second major.
No more than 12 courses (180 points) at Stage 1. You typically take at least 2 courses (30 points) in your subject major at Stage 1. See Core Courses for more information.
At least 12 courses (180 points) above Stage One.
Courses must come from a minimum of three science subjects (including your major).
Two courses (30 points) from the General Education schedule approved for Science. Find out more about General Education.
You may include two courses (30 points) from subjects outside of the Science schedule eg, from subjects classified under Arts, Business and Economics etc. This is in addition to the two General Education courses.
Find more information about the programme structure
Entry requirements
To be admitted to the University, school leavers must have a University Entrance qualification based on NCEA, CIE, IB or another recognised, equivalent qualification.
Find more information about pre-requisites for the BSc
Find information on how to apply
Career opportunities
Career opportunities with a Bachelor of Science vary depending on your chosen major. Find more information about careers with a BSc on each subject page.
See the list of BSc majors
Further study options
Bachelor in Science (Honours)
Graduate Diploma in Science (GradDipSci)
Postgraduate Diploma in Science (PGDipSci)
Master of Science (MSc)
Master of Speech Language Therapy Practice (MSLTPrac)
Master of Energy (MEnergy)
Master of Bioscience Enterprise
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych)
Programme highlights
Take advantage of a huge variety of subjects and customise your degree to incorporate different areas of interest and expertise.
Develop skills in independent research, working in teams, and writing and presenting work.
Develop core transferable skills, which improve your employment opportunities.
Gain exposure to working scientists throughout your degree.
Programme overview
The Bachelor of Science (BSc) is a three year programme with majors covering biological, human and earth, computational, physical and health orientated sciences. The huge range of subjects allows you to customise your degree, incorporating different areas of interest and expertise.
You "take a BSc" by studying courses in a major and other subjects of relevance or interest. These courses are chosen from the subjects and specialisations offered by the Faculty of Science. A major is the subject that you study to the highest level of your undergraduate degree.
As well as skills that are part of your academic learning in your chosen major, your BSc will expose you to new technologies, give you the opportunity to write and present work, the chance to work independently and in groups, and to develop independent research skills. If you are science-minded and want to keep your options open, this is the degree for you.
Majors available for the BSc
The Faculty of Science offers 25 different majors for the BSc:
Anthropological Science | Applied Mathematics | Bioinformatics | Biological Sciences | Biomedical Science | Chemistry | Computer Science | Earth Sciences | Ecology | Environmental Science | Food Science and Nutrition | Geography | Geophysics | Information Systems | Logic and Computation | Marine Science | Mathematics | Medicinal Chemistry | Operations Research | Pharmacology | Physics | Physiology | Psychology | Sport and Exercise Science | Statistics
For futher programme details, please refer to The University of Auckland Calendar or visit our Planning your Bachelor of Science section.
Programme structure
To complete a BSc degree you need to pass courses totalling at least 360 points. Courses are typically worth 15 points.
Your degree must include:
At least five courses (75 points) at Stage III. At least 4 of these courses (60 points) must be from your subject major. You may do more than one major and would complete three courses (45 points) at Stage III in this second major.
No more than 12 courses (180 points) at Stage 1. You typically take at least 2 courses (30 points) in your subject major at Stage 1. See Core Courses for more information.
At least 12 courses (180 points) above Stage One.
Courses must come from a minimum of three science subjects (including your major).
Two courses (30 points) from the General Education schedule approved for Science. Find out more about General Education.
You may include two courses (30 points) from subjects outside of the Science schedule eg, from subjects classified under Arts, Business and Economics etc. This is in addition to the two General Education courses.
Find more information about the programme structure
Entry requirements
To be admitted to the University, school leavers must have a University Entrance qualification based on NCEA, CIE, IB or another recognised, equivalent qualification.
Find more information about pre-requisites for the BSc
Find information on how to apply
Career opportunities
Career opportunities with a Bachelor of Science vary depending on your chosen major. Find more information about careers with a BSc on each subject page.
See the list of BSc majors
Further study options
Bachelor in Science (Honours)
Graduate Diploma in Science (GradDipSci)
Postgraduate Diploma in Science (PGDipSci)
Master of Science (MSc)
Master of Speech Language Therapy Practice (MSLTPrac)
Master of Energy (MEnergy)
Master of Bioscience Enterprise
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Doctor of Clinical Psychology (DClinPsych)
Bachelor Arts (BA) | Bachelor Degree
Course Name :Bachelor Arts (BA)
Qualification :12th arts
Course Structure :Semester System
Course Duration : 3 Years
Course Duration : 3 Years
Eligibility
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Third year entry:
- The Student must have passed F.Y.B.A. and S.Y.B.A. examination from University of Mumbai or equivalent examination of other University.
- The Student must have prevailing rule of Allowed to Keep Terms (ATKT) as Per 0.2217- A at the S.Y.B.A. examination University of Mumbai.
- Students migrating from other Universities, require to obtain Eligibility Certificate to secure admission for T.Y.B.A. course, from:
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) FIRST YEAR SUBJECT SEMESTER - 1 SEMESTER - 2 GROUP "A"(COMPULSORY) ENG Language Through Literature - 1A Language Through Literature - 1B ECO Contemporary Issues in the Indian Economy Introduction to Banking and the Financial System in India PSY Foundations of Psychology -1 Foundations of Psychology -2 POL Basic Principles of Political Science Political Ideologies GEO Contemporary Applied Geography - 1 Contemporary Applied Geography - 2 ADD ENG Studying Genre- Poetry Indian Writing in English. GROUP "B"(SELECT ANY ONE) HIN Gadya Sansar (TEN STORIES) and GRAMMAR Kavya Saurabh (DAS KAVITA) and GRAMMAR FRENCH French for Beginners - 1 or *French Advanced - 1 French for Beginners - 2 or *French Advanced - 2 NOTE: GROUP "A" IS COMPULSORY GROUP "B" CHOOSE ANY ONE SUBJECT * French Advanced can be chosen only if the student has offered French in 12th Standard. S.Y.B.A(Specilization offered in Economics, English & Psychology)SECOND YEAR SUBJECTSEMESTER - 3SEMESTER - 4GROUP "A"(COMPULSORY)Compulsory English Language Through Literature - 2A Language Through Literature - 2B GROUP "B" (A student must choose three subjects of which at least one subject must be from the specialization subject #)Economics (Gen) # Banking System and Financial Markets in India Economics of Development English (Gen) # Studying Genre -Fiction Popular Literature Psychology (Gen)# Social Psychology -1 Social Psychology -2 Political Science Constitution of India Public Administration Geography Geography of Human Resource- 1 Geography of Human Resource- 2 Hindi Gadya ki Vibhinna Vidhaye & Grammar Aadhunik Kavya & Grammar GROUP "C" (SELECT ANY ONE SUBJECT FOR SPECILIZATION)Economics Principles of Microeconomics-1 Principles of Microeconomics-2 Principles of Macroeconomics Monetary Economics &Public Finance English Classical and Renaissance Theater Modern Drama English Romanticism Literary Criticism -1 Psychology Health Psychology (Spl.1) Coping Mechanism (Spl.3) Life Span Development (Spl.2) Life Span Development-II (Spl.4) Note : Environmental Science will be a Compulsory subject for Semester - 3 T.Y.B.A. Subjects : - Compulsory English
- Hindi
- General Economics
- Economics (S-3, S-4)
- Geography
- English ( S-3, S-4)
- Politics
- General Psychology
- Psychology (S-3, S-4)
- Optional English
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