Department of Commerce and Management was established in 1990. Since then, the department is conducting M. Com., M.Phil and Ph. D. courses. M. B. A. course has been started from academic year 2004-05. IDBI Bank’s Late Shri R. N. Godbole Chair and Bank of India Chair are functioning in the department and contributing towards the areas of financial management, rural banking and banking research. The department has been conducting various lecture series, memorial lectures and short-duration add-on courses of contemporary significance. The department has also broadened its academic bottom-line by introducing M. C. A. (Commerce), M. B. A. (Executive) on distance mode, P. G. Diploma in Banking and Finance and P. G. Diploma in Treasury and Forex Management.

Vision: To establish a centre for integrating all facets of commerce and management to educate and train innovative and competent manpower globally suitable for industry, business and service sector and to equip and encourage them to start their own ventures in urban or rural areas, benefiting both the classes and masses.

Mission: To secure and deliver knowledge through teaching, research and extension.
To seek continuous improvement in the quality of education to remain globally competitive.

Goals :

• To consolidate, strengthen and update the existing programmes.

• To expand and diversify to cover the frontier areas by introducing newly certain innovative academic programmes.

• To foster research in regional studies that too of interdisciplinary nature.

• To keep regular interaction with business and industry with the help of establishment of chairs and entering into MOU’s.

• To introduce professional courses, short-term, long-term and need based.

• To undertake extension and consultancy activities.

• To adopt latest educational technology such as use of computer, internet etc.

• To adopt appropriate methods of assessment and evaluation of performance of learners.

• To improve soft skills to bring about balanced personality development of the learners.

• Rural Resources Management.

• Entrepreneurship Development.

• Accounting, Banking & Finance.

  Research Areas :

• Rural Resource Management

• Agro-based Industries

• Co-operative Management

• Rural Banking

• Export of Agricultural products

• Rural Manpower

  Academic Programmes Offered : 

• Ph. D.

• M. Phil.

• M. Com.

• M. C. A. (Commerce)

• Post Graduate Diploma in Banking & Finance

• Post Graduate Diploma in Treasury, Forex Management & Trade Finance

  Course Structure :(Papers)

M. Com. Course Structure :(Papers)
M. Com. Papers offered at Part – I & II

M. Com. Part - I
Semester I :

• Compulsory :

o Management Concepts
o Managerial Economics

• Optional :

o Advanced Accountancy Paper - I
o Advanced Accountancy Paper – II
o Advanced Costing Paper – I
o Advanced Costing Paper – II
o Taxation Paper – I
o Taxation Paper – II

Semester II :

• Compulsory :

o Organizational Behavior
o Managerial Economics

• Optional :

o Advanced Accountancy Paper - III
o Advanced Accountancy Paper – IV
o Advanced Costing Paper – III
o Advanced Costing Paper – IV
o Taxation Paper – III
o Taxation Paper – IV

M. Com. Part - II

Semester III :

• Compulsory :

o Management Accounting
o Business Finance

• Optional :

o Advanced Accountancy Paper - V
o Advanced Accountancy Paper – VI (Research Methodology)
o Advanced Costing Paper – V
o Advanced Costing Paper – VI (Research Methodology)
o Taxation Paper – V
o Taxation Paper – VI (Research Methodology)

Semester IV :

• Compulsory :

o Management Accounting
o Business Finance

• Optional :

o Advanced Accountancy Paper - VII
o Advanced Accountancy Paper – VIII (Project Work)
o Advanced Costing Paper – VII
o Advanced Costing Paper – VIII (Project Work)
o Taxation Paper – VII
o Taxation Paper – VIII (Project Work)

• Seats/Intake Capacity :

o M. Com. Part I - 50
o M. Com. Part II - 50

Eligibility : B. Com.
Admission Procedure :
Merit on the basis of marks at Degree level is prepared and admission is given as per merit list

Fees for M.Com. As per the rules of the university.
(Note: The Continuous Internal Evaluation has been introduced from the academic year 2007-08.)

M. C. A.
M. C.A . Course Structure :(Papers)
M.C.A Papers offered at Part – I,II,III

MCA- Part - I
Semester-I
1.1 Computer Organization and Architecture
1.2 Introduction to Management Function
1.3 Statistical and Numerical methods
1.4 Procedure Oriented Programming with C++
1.5 Windows Programming With VB
1.6 Practical Lab on C++ &
1.7 Seminar

MCA-Semester-II
2.1 Operating system
2.2 Accounting and Financial Management
2.3 Software Engineering
2.4 Object Oriented Programming using C++
2.5 Data and file structure
2.6 Practical – II
2.7 Project & Viva

MCA – Part II
MCA-Semester-III
3.1 Computer Network
3.2 Organizational Behavior and Business Communication
3.3 Design Techniques
3.4 Internet Computing
3.5 RDBMS using Oracle
3.6 Practical – III
3.7 Seminar

MCA-Semester-IV
4.1 Unified Modeling Language
4.2 Software Project Management
4.3 Enterprise Resource Planning
4.4 IT-Elective-I
4.5 BM-Elective-I
4.6 Practical – IV
4.7 Project & Viva

MCA – Part - III
MCA-Semester-V
5.1 E-C0mmerce Applications
5.2 Data warehousing and Data Mining
5.3 IT Management
5.4 IT-Elective-II
5.5 BM-Elective-II
5.6 Practical – V
5.7 Seminar

MCA-Semester-VI
Industrial Project

Research Areas :
• Embedded Systems

Admission/Selection procedure:
The admission to the MCA (Commerce) course is by entrance examination only. Admissions are given on the basis of merit of entrance examination and following the University rules of admission. The admission will be by round and the information regarding entrance examination result and the round of admission will be put up on the Shivaji University website www.unishivaji.ac.in.

Fees for the Course : As per the rules of the university.
For foreign students tuition fees is Rs.80,000/- per year.

Seats/Intake Capacity :
• M.C.A. Part I - 60
• M.C.A. Part II - 60

M. Phil :
• Seats/Intake capacity : 20
• Eligibility : M. Com. with minimum 50% marks
• Admission Procedure : Admission test - written and oral is conducted and the admission is given as per the performance at admission test.

Click here to download M.Phil. Syllabus

Ph. D.
• Eligibility : M. Com. with minimum 50% marks and completion of Pre-Ph. D. Course
• Admission procedure :
1. Synopsis of the research proposal along with signature of guide is submitted.
2. The Departmental Research Committee (DRC) in its meeting will first scrutinise the proposal. The candidate and his guide are invited to come before the meeting and make the presentation of the research proposal. After such presentation, the DRC may suggest the modification if necessary. After the scrutiny of the proposal is sent to the Research and Recognition Committee (RRC) of the university.
3. The RRC scrutinise the proposal and sends it to BUTR for approval. (As per university rules)
 

1. Text-books and reference books & periodicals, Reading Room at Br. Balasaheb Khardekar Library (University Library)

2. Departmental Library-
   • Books for M. Com. Students
   • Collection of project reports for references
   1. Hostel facility (as per university rules)
   2. Earn & Learn Scheme at Late Shri. Appasaheb Pawar Vidyarthi Bhavan
   3. 'Work on Demand' Scheme for economically backward students.
    

1. Short-term Training Programmes for employees, new entrepreneurs are conducted jointly with other agencies.

2. Coaching for NET/SET examination

3. Other Services- Study tours, Public Lectures(speech), Feature writing, Seminar, workshops, conferences by the faculty.

The Department conducts various programmes for career guidance, language skill development and computer skill development. The database of students’ profile is available at university’s Placement Cell.

Head,
Department of Commerce and Management,
Email: commerce@unishivaji.ac.in  ssmahajan_suk@redifmail.com