M.Com from Mumbai University

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University of Mumbai was established on 18th July, 1857.

It offers M.Com degree course

Eligibility for M.Com
Must have passed the B.Com/B.M.S. Exam or equivalent degree from recognized University

M.Com Admission Notification published in the month of June / July

M.Com. Part-I and Part- II Fees Structure




M.Com Course Structure:
The course of M.Com consists of 3 compulsory papers and 5 Papers in each Optional Group

Compulsory Papers
1. Strategic Management
2. Economics of Global Trade and Finance
3. Research Methodology in Commerce

Optional Group of Papers
1. Business Management
2. Banking and Finance
3. Advanced Accountancy

M. Com.:- PART I - Syllabus
Compulsory Papers :
1. Strategic Management
2. Economics of Global Trade and Finance

Optional Group :
1. Business Management
Paper-I Human Resource Management Paper-II Marketing Strategies and plans

2. Banking and Finance
Paper-I Commercial Banks Management
Paper-II Financial Banks Management

3. Accountancy
Paper-I Advanced Financial Accounting
Paper-II Advanced Cost Accounting

M.Com. Part-II
Compulsory Paper
1) Research Methodology in Commerce

Optional Papers
Business Management : Paper III Organisational Behavior
Paper IV International Marketing
Paper V Entrepreneurial Management
Banking & Finance : Paper III Financial Markets
Paper IV International Finance
Paper V Investment Management

Contact Details:
University of Mumbai
CST Road, Kalina, Santacruz East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400098 ‎
022 2654 3000 ‎

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University was established in the year 1857 and since then it is working as one of the well recognized universities of India and desiring universities of the Indian students and also from all over the world

Eligibility:
Candidate should have the valid B.Com degree from any recognized university/institutions or its equivalent.

Duration: 2 years

Syllabus M.Com:
Semester – I
Module I: Commercial Policy:
Tariff and Non‐tariff barriers, Miscellaneous Protection Techniques – Dumping, Subsidies,
Cartels and Commodity Agreements. (15 Lectures)
Module II: Economics of Integration:
Types of integration (EU, NAFTA, APEC, ASEAN, and SAARC): Achievements and Future
prospects, Regionalism Vs. Multilateralism (15 Lectures)
Module III: Trends in World Trade, WTO and Developing Countries:
Recent Trends in Global Trade ‐Contentious issues – Agriculture and Market Access, Trade and
Environmental issues, Dispute Settlement Mechanism. (15 Lectures)

Semester – II
Module IV: Balance of Payments Adjustment:
Foreign Trade Multiplier and Global Repercussions – BOP and Policy Mix: Role of Monetary and
Fiscal Policy in BOP – Trade‐off between Internal and External Balance (Mundell and Flemming
Model) (15 Lectures)
Module V: Foreign Exchange Market:
Flexible Exchange Rate, Currency convertibility, Significance of foreign exchange reserves,
Exchange risks, Global linkage of foreign exchange markets, Open and Closed: Interest Parity
Conditions ‐Euro Currency Markets , Euro Equity and Euro Bonds Markets – Nature and
Characteristics. (15 Lectures)

For the complete syllabus please download the following pdf file:

Address:
University of Mumbai
CST Road, Mumbai, MH 400098 ‎
022 2654 3300

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Attached Files Available for Download

Syllabus M.Com Part-I.pdf (191.9 KB, 126 views)

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