PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
The objective of the Commerce program is to develop a pool of young talent with specialised knowledge in the fields of Accounting.
ACADEMIC SYSTEM
The B.Com programs consist of six semesters spread over three academic years. Each Academic Year consists of two semesters and the duration of each semester is approximately five months.
There are 30 courses including one “project” in these programs spread over six semesters. Each course is of 5(five) credits and of 50 contact hours. Courses offered in the first year (Sem-I and Sem-II) are common to all the students pursuing different functional disciplines.
The honors courses will start from second year onwards.The students will be divided into groups depending on their choice of honors courses. Honours courses are offered in the areas: Accounting, Finance, Human Resource Management, and Marketing.
COURSE DESIGN
The school offers industry relevant course curriculum which have been designed by a team of experienced academicians and professionals from the industry.
B. Com-Accounting Three-year CBCS Program
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SEMESTER - I |
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English Language and Business Communication |
AECC-1 |
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Financial Accounting-I |
Core course-1 |
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Principles of Management |
Core course-2 |
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Business Mathematics |
GE-1 |
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Principles of Marketing |
SEC-1 |
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SEMESTER-II |
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Environmental Science |
AECC-2 |
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Business Law |
Core-3 |
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Financial Management |
Core-4 |
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Business Statistics |
GE-2 |
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Introduction to OB & HR |
SEC-2 |
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SEMESTER-III |
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Financial Institutions and Markets |
Core course-5 |
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Financial Accounting-II |
Core course-6 |
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Cost & Management Accounting-I |
Core course-7 |
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Computer Application for Business |
SEC-3 |
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Managerial Economics-I |
GE-3 |
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SEMESTER - IV |
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Banking |
Core course-8 |
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Direct Tax Law |
Core Course-9 |
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E-commerce and Computerized Accounting |
Core Course -10 |
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Ethics, Governance and Sustainability |
SEC-4 |
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Managerial Economics-II |
GE-4 |
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SEMESTER-V |
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Entrepreneurship Development |
Core Course -11 |
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Corporate Accounting |
Core course-12 |
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Indirect Tax Laws |
SEC-5 |
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DSE-1(Any one from Gr.A) |
DSE-1 |
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DSE-2(Any one from Gr.A)
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DSE-2 |
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SEMESTER - VI |
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Corporate Laws |
Core Course -13 |
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Auditing and Assurance Services |
Core Course -14 |
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International Finance |
SEC-6 |
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DSE-3(Any one from Gr.B) |
DSE-3 |
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DSE-4(Any one from Gr.B) |
DSE-4 |
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Group-A
- Insurance & Risk Management
- Accounting Standards and Corporate Financial Reporting
- Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
- Marketing Research
- Group Dynamics & Team Building
Group-B
- Derivatives
- Fundamentals of Labour Laws
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Rural Marketing
Note
- CBCS: Choice based credit system
- AECC: Ability enhancement compulsory course
- SEC: Skill enhancement course
- GE: Generic elective
- DSE: Discipline specific elective
- Each AECC and SEC course is of 4 credits. Each Core , GE, and DSE course is of 6 credits
- Total credits: 164
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE - ACCOUNTING
Semester I
- Principles of Management
- Financial Accounting –I
- Business Mathematics
- English Language & Business Communications-I
- Computer Application for Business
Semester II
- Business Law & Statistics
- Managerial Economics
- Introduction to OB & HRM
- Principles of Marketing
- English Language & Business Communications-II
Semester III
- Honours Papers
- Financial Accounting-II
- Cost and Management Accounting-I
- Direct Tax Laws
- Core Papers
- Managerial Economics(Macro)
- Corporate Laws
Semester IV
- Honours Papers
- Financial Management
- Indirect Tax Laws
- Cost and Management Accounting-II
- Core Papers
- E-Commerce & Computerized Accounting
- Banking
SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROJECTS
Semester V
- Honours Papers
- Corporate Accounting
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Core Papers
- Insurance and Risk Management
- Entrepreneurship Development
Semester VI
- Honours Papers
- International Finance
- Accounting Standards and Corporate Financial Reporting
- Core Papers
- Auditing and Assurance Services
- Business Ethics and corporate Governance
PROJECT REPORT AND VIVA
EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
As a policy, the Institute encourages students to develop team skills and citizenship qualities in addition to academic accomplishments. Enough scope exists in the campus for extracurricular activities through participation in interest-specific, voluntary student associations and other pursuits such as sports, social service, book clubs, music, debates, quizzes, contests, etc.
HOSTEL FACILITIES
Limited hostel facilities are available. Preference will be given to students coming from outside Bhubaneswar.
School of Commerce has obtained the Accreditation from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) to impart coaching in CA Foundation Level Course in the XIM University New Campus. The aspiring students of the School can avail this facility for exams to be held in Nov., 2019. Interested students may contact CA (Dr.) Vijaya Batth, Assistant Professor, School of Commerce, for more details email us at vijaya@xub.edu.in