Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com FAA)
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Programme Overview
The B.Com in Financial Accounting & Auditing (FAA) develops strong competencies in core accounting, finance, banking and compliance. Learners practice with real-world caselets, work on field projects, and build essential skills in reporting, analysis and audit procedures aligned with industry practices.
At a Glance
Duration: 3 Years (6 Semesters)
Medium: English / Marathi (as per course)
Tracks: Accounting, Banking, Economics, Entrepreneurship
Assessment: Continuous evaluation + University examinations
Who Should Apply?
Students aiming for careers in Accounting, Auditing, Banking & Finance
Aspirants for CA / CS / CMA / MBA / M.Com pathways
Learners keen on practical exposure through field projects and community engagement
Browse the semester-wise structure below. Click the syllabus link to view or download the PDF.
B.Com Programme Structure
Semester I
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Abbreviation
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Code
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Subject
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syllabus PDF
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Subject 1
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10120211
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Basics of Accounting Paper- I (FAA)
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Subject 2
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10120202
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Fundamentals of Banking in India (FAA)
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10410111
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English for Empowerment- I (for Students of Non-English Medium) (ENG)
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Empowerment through English- I (for students of English Medium) (ENG)
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VSC I
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10620101
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Principles of Management (FAA)
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SEC
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10720111
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Financial Planning
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AEC -I
AEC-II |
10820111
10820112 |
English for Academic Writing-I (For students of English Medium)
English Language and Literature-I (For Students of Non-English medium) |
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AEC
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10820112
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English Language and Literature-I (For Students of Non-English medium)
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IKS
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Inception of Indian Knowledge System
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VEC
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10952111
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Introduction to Indian Constitution
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CC-I
CC-II |
11450121
11450221 |
Basics of National Service Scheme
National Cadets Corps (NCC) |
Semester I I
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Abbreviation
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Code
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Subject
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syllabus PDF
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Subject 1
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20120211
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Principles and Practices of Banking (FAA)
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Subject 2
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20120212
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Basics of Accounting Paper II (FAA)
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20410111
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Empowerment through English Paper – II (for Students of English medium) (ENG)
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OEC
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20410112
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English for Empowerment – II (for Students of Non-English medium) (ENG)
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VSC 2
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20620101
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Micro Economics-I (FAA)
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VSC 3
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20620102
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Human Resource Management (FAA)
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SEC
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20720101
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Investment Planning
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AEC-I
AEC-II |
20810111
20810112 |
English for Academic Writing II (For students of English Medium)
English Language and Literature-II (For Students of Non-English medium) |
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Environment Awareness (As per circular)
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Volunteerism and National Service Scheme
National Cadet Corps (NCC) |
Semester III
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Abbreviation
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Code
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Subject
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syllabus PDF
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Major
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30120211
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Corporate Accountancy – I
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Major
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30120212
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Banking System in India – I
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30120213
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Production Planning and Management
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Macro Economics
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Minor (Any One)
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30320114
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Introduction to Entrepreneurship
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OEC (ENG)
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30410111
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English for Report and Research paper writing (English Medium)
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OEC (ENG)
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30410112
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English for Profession communication (Marathi Medium)
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AEC
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30810301
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रचनात्मक लेखन (HINDI)
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FP
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31320201
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Field Project in Financial Accounting & Auditing
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CC -I
CC-II |
31450221
31450121 |
National Cadets Corps. (NCC) Studies- III
Social issues Advocacy and Action |
Semester Iv
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Abbreviation
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Code
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Subject
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syllabus PDF
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Subject 1
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40120211
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Banking Systems in India- II
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Subject 2
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40120212
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Corporate Accountancy – II
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40720113
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Fundamentals of Investment in Stock Markets
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Minor Stream (Any One)
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International Economics
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Minor Stream (Any One)
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40320114
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Business Entrepreneurship
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OEC (ENG)
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40410111
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English for Corporate Communication (for English medium students)
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OEC (ENG)
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40410112
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English Language Skills for Employability (for Marathi Medium Students)
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AEC
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40810411
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सूचना प्रौद्योगिकी और हिंदी भाषा (Hindi)
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CE
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41520201
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Community Engagement in Financial Accounting & Auditing
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CC -I
CC- II CC-III |
41450221
41450122 41450121 |
I) National Cadets Corps. (NCC) Studies- IV
II)Personality and Leadership Development through National Service Scheme III)NSS Volunteers under National service scheme special camp |
Programme Highlight
The Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) is a three-year undergraduate program designed to provide students with a strong foundation in business, finance, and commerce. The course is typically divided into six semesters, starting with basic subjects like financial accounting, business economics, and business communication in the first year. As students progress, they study core topics such as cost accounting, taxation, auditing, and financial management, which help develop practical and analytical skills. In the final year, the program focuses on advanced subjects like investment management, international business, and
Scholarship
Terms & Conditions Apply:
Must pass 12th (10+2) from a recognised board
Minimum 50–60% marks required (varies by college)
Reserved categories may get relaxation in marks
Students from any stream (Commerce/Science/Arts) can apply
For B.Com (Hons.), Maths or Accounts may be required
Admission is usually merit-based (12th marks)
Some colleges may require entrance exams
Candidate must provide valid documents (marksheet, ID proof, etc.)
Age requirement: generally 17 years or above (no strict upper limit)
Admission is subject to verification of documents
Meeting eligibility does not guarantee admission (depends on cutoff/merit list)
Eligibility
Selection Process
Minimum 50% aggregate marks in Class 10+2/ HSC or its equivalent examination in any stream with English subject (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State).
FAQs
Common subjects include: Human Resource Management Corporate Tax Planning Banking & Insurance Management Accounting Auditing & Corporate Governance