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Financial Management postgraduate programme is designed to build advanced knowledge and skills across finance, management, accounting, mercantile laws, foreign exchange, entrepreneurship, analytics, computer applications, and research. A compulsory internship and research project strengthen logical reasoning, analytical ability, and industry readiness. 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Financial Management Post Graduate Degree program encompasses recent advancements in the fields of finance, management, accounting, mercantile laws, foreign exchange, entrepreneurship, analytics, computer applications, research, etc. to equip students with indepth knowledge and skills required to adapt to the development in the constantly changing business environment.\nCompulsory internship and research project provide industrial exposure and enhances the learners’ logical and analytical skills enabling them to be industry ready and contribute towards strengthening the economy.\n\u000f\nTemplate for P.G., Programmes\nChoice Based Credit System (CBCS), Learning Outcomes Based Curriculum Framework (LOCF) Guideline Based Credits and Hours Distribution System\nfor all Post – Graduate Courses including Lab Hours\nFirst Year – Semester – I\nSemester-II\nSecond Year – Semester – III\nSemester-IV\nTotal 91 Credits for PG Courses\u000f\n\u000f\nPROGRAMME OUTCOMES (PO) - PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSO) MAPPING\nLevel of Correlation between PO’s and PSO’s\n(Suggested by UGC as per Six Sigma Tool – Cause and Effect Matrix)\nAssign the value\n1 – Low\n2 – Medium\n3 – High\n0 – No Correlation\n\u000f\nCredit Distribution for PG Programme in Commerce\nM.Com. (Financial Management)\nFirst Year\nSemester I\nSemester II\n\u000f\nSecond Year\nSemester III\nSemester IV\n\u000f\nM.Com. (Financial Management)\nFirst Year Core –I Semester\nBUSINESS FINANCE\nCourse Units\nTheory 40%; Problems: 60%\n\u000f\nCourseOutcomes:\nStudentswillbeableto:\nNote: Latest edition of the books may be used\nMapping of Course Outcomes with POs and PSOs\nHigh – 3\t\tMedium – 2\t\tLow – 1\nM.Com. (Financial Management)\nFirst Year                                                 Core – IISemester I\nDIGITAL MARKETING\nCourse Units\nCourse Outcomes:\nStudentswillbeableto:\nNote: Latest edition of the books may be used\nMapping of course outcomes with POs and PSOs\nHigh – 3\t\tMedium – 2\t\tLow – 1\nM.Com. (Financial Management)\nFirst Year                                                        Core – IIISemester I\nBANKING AND INSURANCE\nCourse Units\nCourse Outcomes:\nStudentswillbeableto:\nNote: Latest edition of the books may be used\nMapping of course outcomes with POs and PSOs\nHigh – 3\t\tMedium – 2\t\tLow – 1\nM.Com. (Financial Management)\nFirst Year                                                Elective –I A                                       Semester I\nBUSINESS ETHICS AND CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY\nCourse Units\nCourseOutcomes\nStudentswillbeableto:\nNote: Latest edition of the books may be used\n\u000f\nMapping of course outcomes with POs and PSOs\nHigh – 3\t\tMedium – 2\t\tLow – 1\nM.Com. 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