Welcome To Sri Ram College of Commerce : Commerce (Honours)

Post Graduate Diploma in Global Business Operation

General Information

Duration of Course	Minimum	Two Years (Full-time course)
	Span period	Four years from the year of admission
Total Semester	Four
Medium of Instruction	English.
No. of Seats	40
Reservation	SC 15 %, ST 7.5 %, PH 3 %
Course Affiliation	University of Delhi
Fee per year	Refer Prospectus of current Academic Year or Admission Notification.
Nature of Course	Self Financing Course (No Government Funding)
Faculty	Visiting Faculty from the University of Delhi, Other Universities, and Experts from Industry.
Placements	100 % with attractive pay packages.

Eligibility for Admission

Eligibility

The eligibility for admission is minimum 50% marks in the degree examination (10+2+3) of a recognized University. Candidates who are appearing for their qualifying examination are also eligible to apply. A relaxation of 5 % in total aggregate marks is for candidates belonging to reserved categories.

Criteria for Admission (New Admission)

Admission Test	The written Admission Test consists of objective type questions divided into four parts comprising of following:
	(a)	English Language Proficiency			40 Questions	160 Marks
	(b)	Quantitative Ability			40 Questions	160 Marks
	(c)	Logical Ability			40 Questions	160 Marks
	(d)	General Knowledge			40 Questions	160 Marks
	The written admission test is of 2 hours duration. Full marks are given for correct answer. There is a negative marking of 1 mark for wrong answer. 75 % weightage is given to written entrance test. The maximum marks are later on scaled down to 75.
Group Discussion and Personal Interview	Only limited candidates are called for Group Discussion and Personal Interview on the basis of merit order of written test. Group Discussion is conducted to adjudge the capabilities of candidates for communication and logical aptitude, performance in group environment and personality traits, general awareness and understanding of contemporary environment. Personal Interview is conducted to adjudge the capabilities of candidates for personality, communication ability, general awareness, subject depth, ability of analysis and problem solving.
	(a)		Group Discussion	10 Marks (10 % weightage)
	(b)		Personal Interview	15 Marks (15 % weightage)

Candidates are finally selected for admission in order of merit on the basis of their total marks obtained in Written Test, Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

Subjects Offered

Semester	Paper No.	Subjects	Max. Marks *
I	1.1	Indian Business Environment	100
	1.2	Economics for Manager	100
	1.3	Financial Management	100
	1.4	Principle of Marketing	100
	1.5	Quantitative Techniques-I	100
	1.6	Organisational Psychology	100
	1.7	Computer Applications in Business-I	100
II	2.1	Global Business Environment	100
	2.2	Quantitative Techniques-II	100
	2.3	Accounting for Business-I	100
	2.4	Legal Environment for Global Business	100
	2.5	Computer Application in Business-II	100
	2.6	Indian’s Foreign Trade and Policy	100
	2.7	Cross-culture Buying Behavior	100
III	3.1	Summer Training and Project	100
	3.2	International Financial System	100
	3.3	Transnational Marketing	100
	3.4	Documentation for Global Trade	100
	3.5	Human Resource Management	100
	3.6	Accounting for Business–II	100
IV	4.1	Business Policy and Strategic Management	100
	4.2	International Financial Management	100
	4.3	International Trade-Block and Agreement	100
	4.4	Procedures and Logistics for Global Trade	100
	4.5	International Investment Management	100
	4.6	Social and Ethical Issues in Business	100
* Including internal assessment

Other Academic Requirements

Internal Assessment	Internal Assessment comprises of following components with 30 % weightage in total marks of each subject: -Marks for Attendance. -Marks for Term Paper & Project and Discussions. -Marks for Assignments. -Mark for Home Examinations. -Marks for Quiz.
Attendance	To be eligible in each of the University Semester Examinations, the student shall attend at least 75% of the regular classes. Attendance in all seminars, special lectures, mid-term examinations and group discussions is compulsory.
Home Examinations	The College conducts internal (home) examinations every year, usually in the month of September/October for I and III semester and February/March for II and IV semester, on the pattern of the university semester examinations. The marks awarded in these examinations are taken into account for internal assessment with 10% weightage.
Semester Examinations	Every year University Semester Examinations are held in the month November/December for I & III semester and in April/May for II & IV semester. Seventy percent weightage in the maximum marks of each paper is given to the Semester Examinations.
Requirement for Promotion	The students who obtain in each of the papers of the four semesters at least 40% marks, and in the aggregate of the two semesters of each of the year, at least 50% marks, shall be eligible for the award of the Diploma.

For more and updated details refer College Prospectus & Students Hand Book of Information of current academic year.