Minimum Three Years (Full-time course)

The medium of instruction is English.
However, medium of instruction as Hindi may be provided if at least forty students opt for it.

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As per rules of the University of Delhi

Refer College Prospectus of current Academic Year.

Qualification

(i)

Delhi University has prescribed the following qualifications: (with 45% in aggregate as the minimum marks for admission)
Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) of Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi with Pass in Five subjects (One language and Four elective subjects) or an examination recognised as equivalent to that.
OR
Pre-University Examination (Two years after ten years of schooling) of an Indian University recognised by the University of Delhi).
OR
Intermediate Examination of an Indian University/Board or an Examination recognised as equivalent to that (Pass in Five written subjects).

(ii)

Indian School Certificate Examination (12 years) conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination, New Delhi (Pass in Five written subjects).

(iii)  

General Certificate of Education Examination of the U.K. with Pass:
(a). in Five subjects of Ordinary Level, and
(b). at least in Two subjects at Advanced Level. These two Advanced Level subjects may either be chosen from among the five Ordinary Level subjects or from outside this group as prescribed by the University of Delhi.

Age

The applicant must have attained the age of 17 years before 1st of October of the year in which he/she seeks admission to the first year of a degree course. However, condonation of age upto one year is done by the Vice-Chancellor on making a written application through the College. These rules are subject to revision by the University/College from time to time.

Compulsory Test in Hindi (CTH)

All students (except foreign nationals) who have not studied Hindi at all or studied upto a level lower than Class VIII are required to pass Compulsory Test in Hindi conducted by the University of Delhi. Such students should inform the College Office regarding their cases latest by August 16.  However, the students who did not offer Hindi at Class X or XII level but have passed Class VIII with Hindi must submit a certificate to this effect from the Head of the School for exemption from Compulsory Test in Hindi.

A

Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) or equivalent examination with one paper each in Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics       

(0)

B

Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) or equivalent examination with three papers from amongst Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics.  

(-)2

C

Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) or equivalent examination with any two papers from amongst Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics

(-)3

D

Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) or equivalent examination with any one paper from amongst Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and Mathematics

(-)3.5

E

Others

(-)4

Year

Paper No.

Paper / Subject Title

Compulsory/
Optional Papers

Max. Marks *

I Year

I

Business Organisation & Management

Compulsory

75

II

Financial Accounting

Compulsory

75

III

Microeconomic Theory and Applications-I

Compulsory

75

IV

Business Statistics

Compulsory

75

V

Business Law

Compulsory

75

VI

(a)  Introduction to Computers and Information Systems

Compulsory

35

75

(b)  Computer Based Information System

One paper to be opted out of         (b) and (c)

40

(c)  Introduction to Essential Tools  (Practical)

40

VII(a)

Business Communication

Compulsory

50

VII(b)

Politics, Ethics & Social Responsibility of Business

Compulsory

50

II Year

VIII

Corporate Accounting

Compulsory

75

IX

Cost Accounting

Compulsory

75

X

Microeconomic Theory and Applications-II

Compulsory

75

XI

Business Mathematics

Compulsory

75

XII

Corporate Laws

Compulsory

75

XIII

Income Tax Law and Practice

Compulsory

75

XIV(a)

E-Commerce :  Part - A   

Compulsory

40

50

E-Commerce :  Part - B  

One paper to be opted out of        Part B and C

10

E-Commerce :  Part - C   (Practical)

10

XIV(b)

Auditing

Compulsory

50

XV

Hindi – A  (MIL)

Optional

One Subject to be opted out of given subjects

50

Hindi – B  (MIL)

50

Political Science(Democracy & Governance in India)

50

English (Cultural Diversity & Linguistic Plurality)

50

Mathematics

50

III Year

XVI

Management Accounting

Compulsory

75

XVII

Macroeconomics

Compulsory

75

XVIII

Indian Economy : Performance and Policies

Compulsory

75

XIX

EA

Financial Management

Two Elective Groups to be opted out of      Groups EA to EK (Paper No. XIX to XLI)

75

XX

EA

Fundamentals of Investment

75

XXI

EB

Financial Markets, Institutions and Financial Services

75

XXII

EB

Insurance and Risk Management

75

XXIII

EC

Principles of Marketing

75

XXIV

EC

Advertising and Personal Selling

75

XXV

ED

International Business

Two Groups (Four Papers) to be opted out of      Groups EA to EK (Paper No. XIX to XLI)

75

III Year

XXVI

ED

Politics of Globalisation

75

XXVII

EE

Human Resource Management

75

XXVIII

EE

Compensation Management

75

XXIX

EF

Corporate Tax Planning

75

XXX

EF

Business Tax Procedures and Management

75

XXXI

EG

Entrepreneurship Development

75

XXXII

EG

Small Business Venturing and Management

75

XXXIII

EH

Computerised Accounting System

75

XXXIV

EH

Enterprise Resource Planning

75

XXXV

EI

Business Data Processing I(Program Development Tools)

75

XXXVI

EI

Business Data Processing II(Business Information System)

75

XXXVII

EI

Project Work

25

XXXVIII

EJ

Democracy & Human Rights

75

XXXIX

EJ

Consumer Protection

75

XL

EK

Agricultural Marketing

75

XLI

EK

Rural Finance and Credit

75

Internal Assessment

As per Internal Assessment scheme (Ordinance VIII-E) of the University of Delhi 25 % of the maximum marks in each paper are assigned for following:

-

Marks for Attendance.

5 %

-

Marks for written assignments, and project reports/ presentations/term papers/seminars.

10 %

-

Mark for Home Examinations.

10 %

Attendance

Every student is required to attend classes.  The minimum attendance required separately for lectures and tutorials is two-thirds of the total classes held during the academic session.  Five percent weightage in Internal Assessment is for attendance.   Students are advised to follow the attendance rules strictly.

Students admitted to the College shall be required to sign an undertaking that he/she shall fulfils the minimum attendance requirements failing which the College shall have the right to take necessary action. For details refer students Hand Book. 

Tutorials

All students are required to attend tutorials classes and submit the assignments given to them on time.   The marks given for these assignments are part of the internal assessment and count for 10% of marks.

Home Examinations

The College conducts internal (home) examinations every year, usually in the month of January, on the pattern of the annual university examinations, for all undergraduate students.  The marks awarded in these examinations are taken into account for internal assessment with 10% weightage.