M.COM
The contemporary needs of society and ever-evolving structure of the market are kept in mind to create the advanced levels of academic syllabus. The two-year course is designed to challenge students on their research skills with avant-garde papers like papers by research, social based micro project, industry internship, collaborative research publication with a research mentor, and teaching practice in BCom classes under the supervision of experienced faculty mentors and more. The course offers electives such as ‘Accounting and Taxation’ & ‘Banking and Insurance’ which give the scholars a broader perspective in the field. As a part of the academic structure students are encouraged to present & publish research work in their second year.
The college also includes value-added programs like current affairs and journal club sessions throughout the semester.
NHC is raising the standards of education and how the world perceives academicians while adhering to our motto ‘In Pursuit of Knowledge’. The objectives of our Master of Commerce programme are:- To create meritorious and virtuous faculty in the subject areas of Commerce & Management
- To encourage research culture among young scholars
- To provide holistic education that can positively affect a student socially, academically and interpersonall
The course is to commence from the month of October – November 2022.
Eligibility criteria:
students applying must have passed 3 years in an under-graduation program of BBA or B.Com from any relevant university. In case of SC/ST category the students should have obtained not less than 50% and 45%.
Timings: 8:50 AM – 2:30 PM
| I SEMESTER | |
| Sl. No | Subject Name |
| 1 | Monetary System |
| 2 | International Business |
| 3 | Macro Economics for Business Decisions |
| 4 | Information Systems and Computers |
| 5 | Advanced Financial Management |
| 6 | Human Resource Management |
| 7 | SOFT CORE- Communication skills |
| II SEMESTER | |
| Sl. No | Subject Name |
| 1 | Indian Banking |
| 2 | Risk Management |
| 3 | Advanced E – Commerce & Mobile commerce |
| 4 | Business Research Methods |
| 5 | Operations Research & Quantitative Techniques |
| 6 | Business Marketing |
| 7 | SOFT CORE-Micro Finance |
| III SEMESTER | |
| Sl. No | Subject Name |
| 1 | Business Ethics & Corporate Governance |
| 2 | Corporate Financial Reporting |
| 3 | Accounting for Managerial Decision |
| 4 | Strategic Cost Management-I |
| 5 | Direct Taxes & Planning |
| 6 | Open Elective -Income tax or Finance & Banking |
| IV SEMESTER | |
| Sl. No | Subject Name |
| 1 | Commodity Market |
| 2 | Corporate reporting practices and Ind AS |
| 3 | Strategic Cost Management – II |
| 4 | Goods and Service Taxes |
| 5 | Dissertation- Viva voce |
| SNO | OBJECTIVE |
| PO1 | To equip students with a thorough knowledge of the fundamental areas of commerce curriculum including management, managerial principles, economic theory and quantitative techniques of decision-making like Statistics and Operations. |
| PO2 | To be able to use the knowledge in practical situations to solve complex problems in the fields of management, commerce and related areas. |
| PO3 | To provide adequate exposure to operational procedures in Finance, Marketing, HRD, Banking, Insurance, Accounting, Taxation, International Business and Operations Management. |
| PO4 | To prepare students to be industry ready and to confidently face the interviews. |
| PO5 | To imbue a spirit of civic responsibility, corporate and moral accountability to bring forth a holistic development of the individual. |
| PO6 | Developing skill sets including analytical skills, effective listening and communication along with precise presenting skills and teamwork. |
| PO7 | To hone students’ research and problem solving skills to find better results and to conduct investigations of complex problems using research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis, and interpretation of data. |
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