Prospectus 2016 2017 Web

Rizvi Education Societys
RIZVI COLLEGE
OF ARTS, SCIENCE & COMMERCE
www.rizvicollege.edu.in
Rizvi Complex, Sherly Rajan Road, Off. Carter Road,

Bandra (West) Mumbai - 400050
Our Motto:
"Humanize, Equalize, Spiritualize"
Humanize
- Treat all living beings equally.
Equalize
- Respect each other, observe, realize and practice the value of co-existence.
Spiritualize
- Purify and strengthen minds against corruption
PROSPECTUS AND INFORMATION BROCHURE 2016 - 2017
INDEX
Sr. No. Description Page No.
01 Message from Principal 03
02 Introduction, Affiliation, Mission Statement and Motto 04
03 NAAC Inspection 06
04 Facilities, Committees and Associations 07
05 General Information and Rules 08
06 Ragging Rules, Admission Policy 09
07 Available seats in Sr. College 10
08 Available seats in Jr. College 11
09 List of Documents to be attached with the Admission forms 12
10 Admission Policy and Subject combination (Junior College) 13
11 Admission Policy and Subject combination - Degree College (Aided & Self financing courses) 15
12 Admission Policy and Subject combination - Post Graduate - 26
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INDEX
Sr. No. Description Page No.
13 Attendance Rules 27
14 Evaluation System - Junior College 28
15 Examination, ATKT Rules, Verification of Marks, Revaluation and Results 30
16 List of Toppers 32
17 Awards, Scholarships, Concessions and Freeships (Degree College) 33
18 Awards, Scholarships, Concessions and Freeships (Junior College) 37
19 Fees Chart (Junior, Degree College) & (Self Financing Courses) 40
20 Miscellaneous fees structure - (Degree & Junior College) 43
21 Tie Up With Institute of ISO Auditing & Implementation (IIAI) 44
22 Tie Up With MIT (New Zealand) 45
23 Tentative Calendar for Academic Year 2016 - 2017 50
RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

Message
Thank you for registering your interest in applying to the College. This prospectus aims to
provide you with an insight into what life is like as a student at Rizvi College. Inside you will find
information on all aspects of the student experience, including a summary of the wide range of
courses on offer and the acclaimed support services which underpin the high levels of success
achieved by our students. As such, it should play an important role in helping you make an informed choice about
your education and I would therefore urge you to read the contents carefully. You will have the opportunity to discuss
possible course combinations at our inquiry counter. We firmly believe that Rizvi College offers you the ideal
environment in which to embark on the next stage of your educational career and one in which students are able to
thrive, both academically and socially. We are committed, not just to your academic success, but to ensuring that you
have the opportunity to develop the skills and qualities that will help you to prepare for the future. We have a strong
track record in providing the appropriate support to allow students to successfully progress to the next stage in their
careers, whether that be higher education or employment. At least 90% of our students go on to degree-level study,
many gaining places at the most prestigious universities in the country. When you join us you will become part of a
community of about 6000 full-time students from around 100 different schools, each following an individual learning
programme relevant to their needs and ambitions. You will find a friendly and purposeful atmosphere where positive
relationships are promoted at all times. We have excellent facilities, including a highly sophisticated IT system and
an attractive campus environment.
Our teaching staff are specialists in education, both in their subject areas and in the support they provide . We
pride ourselves on a successful record in enabling students from all types of backgrounds to reach their full potential.
Please see the details on learning support, if you have particular educational needs. I look forward to meeting you
over the next year at the numerous events designed to deepen your understanding of the College. Full details of
these opportunities can be found in this prospectus. I hope you will be able to join us and I look forward to welcoming
you to the College.
Dr. Farooqui M.Z.

Principal
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Rizvi Education Society's

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE & COMMERCE
INTRODUCTION:
The Rizvi Education Society was established by DR. AKHTAR HASAN RIZVI in the year 1982, who set his heart on
the realization of a dream "the establishment of a mini university", catering to a variety of educational interests and
aspirations. The Rizvi College of Arts, Science & Commerce was started in the academic year 1985-86. This was just the
beginning of a line of successful ventures that were to follow. The amazing speed with which one professional institute
followed another was awe-inspiring. Today, the Rizvi Educational Empire has expanded to unimaginable dimensions. As of
now, we have twenty two institutes in all, not only in Mumbai but in Jaunpur, Allahabad (Kaushambi, Karari) as well.
AFFILIATION:
Senior College is affiliated to the University of Mumbai for teaching courses leading to B.A., B.Ss., B.Com., B.M.M.,
B.M.S, B.B.I., B.A.F., B.Sc. (Computer Science) B.Sc. (I.T), M.Com. and Ph.D. degrees. Junior College is recognised by
the Education Department, Govt, of Maharashtra and H.S.C. Board to conduct classes of F.YJ.C. and S.Y.J.C. along with
vocational courses in Electronics, Computer Science and Information Technology.
The College also undertakes a course in M.C.V.C. (Electronics Technology) recognised by the Technical Board, Govt. of
Maharashtra.
MISSION STATEMENT:
Dr. A. H. Rizvi has succeeded in fulfilling his deep desire to help the less fortunate ones who are not able to pursue
higher education, especially those belonging to the "Muslim Minority Community". Our mission statement being "Education
for all", we admit students with low percentages and nurture them to improve in intelligence and wit, and honing their skills in
all respects for an overall development.
Our Motto:
"Humanize, Equalize, Spiritualize"
Humanize - Treat all living beings equally.
Equalize - Respect each other, observe, realize and practice the value of co-existence.
Spiritualize - Purify and strengthen minds against corruption.
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OUR GOALS:
1. To impart quality education to our students.

2. To enhance overall personality to our students.
3. To develop the self- reliance & determination of our students so that they can respond with courage &
sensitivity to personal & social issues.
4. To generate an awareness of womens issues, human rights & environmental issues so that they
understand and respond constructively.
5. To encourage students to respect other faiths & religions.
6. To foster in our students, a sense of national identity that is secular & multicultural with respect to the
teaching learning process. We address the national development through NSS & NCC Units.
ACCREDITION:
The College has been accredited and Re accredited by NAAC, an autonomous body of UGC.
ISO CERTIFICATION:
The College is ISO 2001:9008 certified.
WHY SHOULD YOU APPLY TO RIZVI COLLEGE?

a Consistently excellent examination results. The college has produced toppers at Board as well as U n i v e r s i t y
level.
a A wide range of courses and a flexible approach to course combinations.
a Dedicated and experienced teaching and support staff.
a Comprehensive enrichment programme including music, sports, media, drama, art, languages.
a Most Liked College Award Winner. Also received the Young Enterprise Award.
a Best College in Sports.
a Fantastic facilities for study and leisure.
a At the forefront of ICT developments in the college sector.
a We promote the use of technology as our classrooms are equipped with LCD projectors and screens.
a Very good transport links well-connected to Bandra & Khar railway stations.
a Holder of Investor in Careers Award for excellence in Careers Education and Guidance.
a Excellent placement assistance. Many students are placed in multinational companies after their third year.
Students are also selected for internship.
a Skill development programmes are organised to train students.
a Counselor on Campus to handle students with different ability and solve their psychological problems.
a Students are given international exposure through our tie-ups for add-on courses and other courses.
a Scholarships are given to needy students.
Please use this prospectus to find out more about Rizvi College and what we can offer you.

NAAC Inspections
NAAC INSPECTIONS
In 2004 we underwent a full NAAC inspection for the first time. We were highly delighted with the positive nature of the NAAC report which
categorized the College as one of the best in Mumbai. It was a magnificent testament to the provision we deliver.
A further NAAC Inspection in September 2011 reaffirmed and showed a drastic improvement in our status across all areas of provision.
Since 2011, the performance of our students and teachers has been consistently strong. In other words, our outstanding status has been
cemented.
Key strength of the College have been identified as:
High success rates.
Very good progress of students.
Outstanding teaching and learning.
Outstanding Extension and Enrichment activities.
Excellent facilities and resources.
Strong commitment to equality of opportunity.
SUPPORTING YOUR NEEDS

The Study Centre and learning support teachers are extremely efficient. As a College we are fully committed to ensuring that students
receive appropriate support, both in terms of academic progress and mental well-being. This section of the prospectus provides an overview of the
wide range of support available.
LEARNING SUPPORT
Our Study Centre works with subject teachers to ensure that the individual learning needs of all students are identified and met. We also
provide specialist support for students with specific learning difficulties and/or disabilities. Wherever appropriate, we will ensure that additional
time or other access arrangements in examinations will be given. Overall support for students was highly praised by NAAC, judging that support
for students is excellent.
INDIVIDUAL LEARNING NEEDS
As students have a range of needs, including dyslexia, dyspraxia, Aspergers Syndrome, ADHD and mental ill health, learning support is
seen as an integral part of the Colleges provision. The College is creative in its support of individual needs, providing a range of opportunities for
all students. We are extremely proud of the provision we offer. In addition to the regular support sessions that take place, students can self-refer
through books, CDs and Magazines in library. Learning Support is part of a strong Student Services team, which works closely with mental health
support services and other link agencies. We organise industrial visits, field visits, workshops and training programme for students. We also have
National and International tie-ups with Institutes of high repute.
COUNSELING
Trained counselors are available to give individual help to students with work-related or personal concerns that they prefer to discuss in
confidence. Counselors also give information about other organisations that help with a variety of problems.
SUPPORTING YOUR SUCCESS
The foundation for successful achievement is obviously laid in the classroom. However, we also understand that high quality support
outside the classroom is essential if students are to realise their potential and fulfil their aspirations for work or study after Rizvi.

FACILITIES, COMMITTEES AND ASSOCIATIONS

LIBRARY: The college Library, situated on the fifth floor, has a spacious and well - ventilated reading room. It has a rich collection of books on
various subjects, which is continuously updated. The working hours of the Library are from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm on all working days.
There is a separate Library for unaided courses/subjects and M.Com. Students at sixth floor.
BOOK BANK: The Library has a book - bank scheme for students of both Junior and Degree College. The text - books are loaned to the
deserving and needy students for use during the academic year. However, a small deposit is charged for the same. The books shall be returned
to the Library in good condition, immediately after the Examination are over.
NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC): The college has been allowed to raise a NCC unit for boys attached to the 01st Maharashtra Battalion NCC
Army Wing. It has a strength of One Part - Time Commissioned Officer and 60 Cadets. The NCC training is imparted to the cadets during regular
parades which are held on Sundays and in the various camps held during the year. The Cadets are prepared for the "B" and "C" Certificate
examinations. Students who desire to enroll for the NCC should contact the NCC officer.
NATIONAL SOCIAL SERVICE (NSS): To encourage students to play a larger and more active role in the society, the college provides the NSS
scheme at both the Degree and Junior College level. Students who desire to join the scheme should contact the NSS officer. This extra -
institutional service is available free - of - charge to the students.
COLLEGE GYMKHANA : Excellent facilities are provided for indoor and outdoor games like Cricket, Football, Hockey, Boxing, Judo, Athletics
etc. to stimulate the physical and mental growth of the students Rizvi College students are well known for their regular participation in various
inter-collegiate, inter-university national and international events. We are proud to mention that our teams have always won laurels in various
tournaments at the State and National levels. A separate Gymnasium is attached to win modern equipments is available for the college
students.
Students who participate in the NSS programmes/ complete the NCC training or represent the College in sports/ cultural event are eligible for 10
grace Marks in the University examinations under section 0.229A and 0.229 B and for Sports as per HSC Board rules.
COLLEGE CANTEEN: Is located on the ground floor. The canteen is meant only for the bonafide students of this college.
JASHN-E-RIZVI: Is a popular feature of each academic year This Annual Inter College Youth festival brings forth the Rizvi tradition of getting
students of various colleges to interact and participate in competitions pertaining to fine arts, performing arts & literary content.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: The ex-student Association has been set up to provide a platform for mutual inter-face among the past and present
students of the college. To utilize the expertise and experiences of the ex-students for the upliftment of the performance of the College and to
guide the present students to achieve their goals in a better way.
STUDENTS GRIEVANCE CELL: It has been set up to create a harmonious environment by redressing the grievances of the students concerned
with academic and other related matters.
CAREER GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT CELL: It provides an opportunity to students to seek new openings after completing their College
education and help them in moulding their career and placement.
STUDENT'S COUNSELING CELL: Counseling is done by professionals who look after the welfare of the students by helping them to cope with
stress and developing confidence among them to overcome and face highs and lows of the life.
STUDENTS' COUNCIL: It consists of student representatives who look after and promote the productive involvement of the students in the day to
day activities of the college.
WOMENS DEVELOPMENT CELL: It is a special cell to inculcate self - reliance, boldness and confidence in girl students, so that, they can march
shoulder to shoulder with their male counter parts.

General Rules
1) Entry to college premises, lectures, practicals, college functions or access to the library, college office, laboratories, canteen is
strictly through a valid identity card of Rizvi college which must be worn throughout the stay in the college premises.
2) Each student admitted to the college is expected to behave inside and outside the college in an orderly and disciplined manner
within & outside the premises of the college and to have regard for the staff and the good name of the college.
3) Loitering in the corridors, while lectures are in progress is strictly prohibited.
4) Smoking, chewing of tobacco, paan and spitting is strictly prohibited in the college premises and in college gatherings. This is a
punishable offence under the Mumbai Police Act.
5) Students must read and follow the general and classified notices displayed on the notice boards from time to time. Ignorance
of any information put up on the notice boards will not be accepted.
6) Students are not allowed to form any society, make collections or and sell tickets, hold meetings, invite any person to address
meetings and go on excursions or picnics without the permission of the Principal.
7) All Associations and Committees constituted by the Principal to conduct various student activities, should not hold meetings or
publish papers without the prior approval of the Principal.
8) Students are expected to maintain the college property and help in keeping the premises neat and tidy. Damaging the property
of the college by disfiguring walls, doors, fittings or breaking furniture etc., will be considered as a punishable offence.
9) Student should not communicate any information to the press without the written permission of the Principal.
10) Students applying for certificates, testimonials, concession forms etc. and those requiring the Principal's signature on any kind
of document or application, should first contact the office at least two days in advance. No papers should be brought by any
student directly to the Principal for signature.
11) The Principal will use his discretionary powers for all matters not covered above.
Mobile Phone
Use of Mobile phones and i-pod are strictly prohibited in the classroom and the college premises,
If found the same will be confiscated.
Ragging
THE RULES OF PROHIBITING RAGGING
MAHARASHTRA PROHIBITION OF RAGGING ACT, 1999.
MAHARASHTRA ACT NO. XXXIII OF 1999.
An Act to prohibit ragging in educational institutions in the State of Maharashtra.
Prohibition of ragging
Ragging within or outside of any institution is prohibited.
Penalty for ragging
Whoever directly or indirectly commits, participates in, abets or propagates ragging within or outside any educational institution shall, on conviction, be
punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years and shall also be liable to a fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees.
Dismissal of student
Any student convicted of an offence under section 4 shall be dismissed from the educational institution and such student shall not be admitted in any
other educational institution for a period of five years from the date of order of such dismissal.
Suspension of student
1- Whenever any student or, as the case may be, the parent or guardian, or a teacher of an educational institution complains, in writing, of ragging to the
head of the educational institution, the head of the educational institution shall, without prejudice to the foregoing provisions, within seven days of the
receipt of the complaint, enquire into the matter mentioned in the complaint and if; prima facie, it is found true, suspend to the
police station having jurisdiction over the area in which the educational institution is situated, for flirter action.
2- Where, on enquiry by the head of the educational institution, it is proved that there is no substance, prima facie, in the
complaint received under sub-section (1), he shall intimate the fact, in writing, to the complaint.
3- The decision of the head of the educational institution that the student has indulged in ragging under sub-section (1), shall
be final.
ADMISSION POLICY
1) Admission will be strictly on merit basis. In case where aided as well unaided division/seats/subjects are available, after filling the aided
division /seats/ subjects admission will be granted for unaided division/seats/subjects for which the fee structure is different (Ref. Fees
Chart).
2) The College has been granted the Minority Status, therefore admissions will be granted according to rules and regulations applicable to this
Category. Fifty percent seats in all courses & classes are reserved for Muslim minority.
3) Those who fail to pay the prescribed fees, within the stipulated time will forfeit their claim for admission.
4) Repeaters and working students will not be granted admission.
5) Students from other colleges will be admitted only if seats are available after granting admission to our own students after requisite
permission from the competent authority and verification of their original documents.
6) All admissions will be subject to the guidelines of the University of Mumbai and Education Department Govt, of Maharashtra received from
time to time and as decided by the Rizvi Education Society.
7) Students seeking admission must apply in the prescribed form at the beginning of each academic year.
8) A student once admitted will be considered as duly enrolled for the academic year and the student shall be liable to pay the full fees for the
whole year unless the student informs the Principal in writing of his / her intention to leave the college well in advance.
9) Students granted admission to First Year in unaided division will continue in unaided division for Second Year and Third year.

AVAILABLE SEATS IN DEGREE COLLEGE

No. of Distribution
Divisions
Trans/ Reserved Category Last
First Muslim Hand/ Years
Faculty Aided Un- Total Minority Mgmt Open Sports
SC ST DT(A) NT(B) NT(C) DT(D) OBC Cut-off
Year Aided Seats 50% 15% 7% 3% etc %age
6.5% 3.5% 1.5% 1.25% 1.75% 1% 9.5%
B.A. 01 - 120 60 18 08 04 08 04 02 02 02 01 11 35%

Arts
B.M.M -- 01 60 30 09 04 02 04 02 01 01 01 01 05 50%
B.Sc. (PCM/CBZ) 01 -- 72 36 11 05 02 05 02 01 01 01 01 07 50%
Science B.Sc. (Computer Sc.) -- 03 180 36 11 05 02 05 02 01 01 01 01 07 65%
B.Sc. (I.T.) -- 01 60 30 09 04 02 04 02 01 01 01 01 05
B.Com. 04 -- 480 240 72 33 15 34 17 07 07 08 05 45 45%
-- 01 120 60 18 08 04 08 04 02 02 02 01 11 45%
BBI -- 01 60 30 09 04 02 04 02 01 01 01 01 05 50%
Commerce BAF -- 01 60 30 09 04 02 04 02 01 01 01 01 05 50%
BMS -- 02 120 60 18 08 04 08 04 02 02 02 01 11 50%
M.Com.-Acct -- 01 60 30 09 04 02 04 02 01 01 01 01 05 50%
M.Com.-Busi.Mgt -- 01 60 30 09 04 02 04 02 01 01 01 01 05 50%
NOTE:
1. Preference to inhouse Students only for B.A., B.Sc., B.Com admissions.
2. In case candidates are not available in reserved category, the seats will be filled by students belonging to category other than the
reserved category.
3. Admission to all Divisions/Seats/Subjects will be granted on first come first serve basis. After filling the aided
Divisions/Seats/Subjects the admissions will be granted to unaided Divisions/Seats/Subjects for which fee structure is different.
(Refer Fees Chart)
4. Students granted admission to First Year in unaided division will have to continue in unaided division for Second & Third Year.

AVAILABLE SEATS IN JUNIOR COLLEGE
Note: 1.* In case, candidates are not available in any category, the seats will be filled from students belonging to open category.
2. Twenty seats will be reserved for students who have passed S.S.C. examination with a technical subject.

PRE - ADMISSION FORM

Students seeking admission in FYJC (XI) Arts/Sci/Com/MCVC and FYBA/BSc/BSc (CS)/BSc(IT) / B.Com/BMM/BMS/BBI, BAF and
M.Com.-I, should only submit Pre-admission form along with Xerox copies of mark sheet of qualifying examination. In case of students
belonging to Muslim/Reserved Category should also submit the Xerox of relevant document to claim Admission under the quota for the
minority category. Admission forms will be accepted after the declaration of the merit list for granting the admission.
List of documents to be attached with the Admission Forms
1. Original Mark sheet of previous examination with 2 xerox copies.
2. Original Leaving Certificate with 2 xerox copies.
3. Residential Proof: Ration Card/Electricity Bill / Telephone Bill/Election Card of Parents /Guardian.
4. In case of students passed their S.S.C / H.S.C from other than Mumbai Div. Board i.e. C.B.S.E. / C.S.E / I.C.S.E., Open School etc.'
(I) Eligibility form (Available in the college office (ii) S.S.C / H.S.C Mark sheet and Passing Certificate,
(iii) Leaving Certificate/Transfer Certificate (iv) Migration Certificate,
(v) Deed of Undertaking (Proforma available in the College office).
5. Certified xerox copy of Caste Certificate, if any, (for Backward Classes students).
6. Two recent colour passport sized photographs.
7. Xerox of Aadhar Card.
In case of Girls Freeship (Junior College only):
Certified 2 xerox copies of Old Ration Card (Issued 15 years Back) Rent Receipt/Electricity Bill / Telephone Bill (15 Year Back)
Father's Domicile/Father's Motor Driving Licence/undertaking from Parents.
Reserved Category (Degree College only):
Students belonging to reserved category should submit the application form for free ship available in the college office with the required
documents as per the chart along with all above documents.
*Students should keep 5 xerox copies of each document they are submitting for the admission for future record.
CONTINUATION OF ADMISSION
DEGREE COLLEGE
BA/B.Sc/B.Com./B.Sc.(Comp. Sci)
Students seeking Admission SY/TY classes in the above courses are required to submit admission forms as per schedule declared for
admissions. Such forms are to be submitted on declaration of FY/SY results at the end of continuous year alongwith the copies of all mark sheets
of earlier examinations in which he/she has Passed or secured ATKT making him/her eligible to admit in SY/TY classes.
BMM/B.Sc.(I.T.)/BMS/BBI/BAF
Students of I/III/V semesters seeking admissions in II/IV/VI semesters are reqired to submit continuation of admission forms before the
beginning of Sem II/IV/VI as per schedule declared for admission. Such forms should be accompanied by Original and Xerox copies of mark
sheets of all lower Semesters in which the student has appeared earlier and declared Passed or Secured ATKT, making him/her eligible for
higher semesters. No students will be allowed to attend classes or to appear in the examination of respective semesters if he/she has not filled
such a form.
JUNIOR COLLEGE
SYJC Arts / Science / Commerce / MCVC
Students seeking admission in the SYJC classes are required to submit admission forms as per the schedule declared for admissions. Such forms are to
be submitted on declaration of FYJC results at the end of the academic year alongwith a copy of the mark sheets of the same in which he/she has
Passed/Promoted, making him / her eligible for admission to SYJC classes.
AVAILABLE SUBJECTS
Junior College
FACULTY OF ARTS
F.Y.J.C. (XI) and S.Y.J.C. (XII)
1. English 2. Any one of the following Languages: URDU / Hindi / Marathi
3. Economics 4. Sociology
5. Philosophy 6. History / Logic 7. E.V.S. 8. Physical Education
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Select any one Group
GROUP A GROUP B
1. English 1. English
2. Any one of the following: 2. Electronics* / Computer Science*
Urdu / Hindi / Marathi / Inform.Tech* 3. Physics
3. Physics 4. Chemistry
4. Chemistry 5. Mathematics
5. Biology 6. Environment Studies
6. Mathematics 7. Physical Education
7. E.V.S. * Unaided (refer fees chart)
8. Physical Education

FACULTY OF COMMERCE
1. English 2. Any one of the following Languages

3. Economics URDU / HINDI / MARATHI
5. Organisation of 4. Book-Keeping
Commerce 6. Secretarial Practice /
7. Environmental Studies Mathematics
M.C.V.C
FYJC (XI) and S.Y.J.C. (XII)
1. English 3. Foundation Course

2. Hindi 4. Electronics Technology - I
5. Electronics Technology - II
6. Electronics Technology - III
7. Environmental Studies

COURSES AND SUBJECTS COMBINATION AVAILABLE

DEGREE COLLEGE
FACULTY OF ARTS
F.Y.B.A.
(A) Compulsory : 3 Papers (B) Optional: 3 Papers
1. Communication Skills in English Group A : Select any Two :
2. Foundation Course I Economics -1 / Sociology -1 / Philosophy -1
3. Any one Language :Urdu/Hindi Group B : Select any One :
English Lit. / Hindi Lit. / Urdu Lit. - Paper -1
S.Y.B.A.
1. Foundation Course - II 2. Applied component - Mass Communication.
3. Optional Subjects as offered at the F.Y.B.A.
(i) Economics - II & III (ii) Philosophy - II & III
(iii) Sociology - II & III (iv) Urdu Lit. / English Lit. / Hindi Lit. - II & III
T.Y.B.A.
1) Six papers of 75 marks each & of 2 hrs. duration out of the 2) Every subject has
optional subject offered at S.Y.B.A. Examination. I) Theory of 75 marks of 2-1/2 hrs. durations and
Any one of the following : II) Internal of 25 marks
I) Economics II) Sociology Separate passing in Theory and Internal is necessary.
3) The following combinations of two subjects of 3 papers each are also allowed at the T.Y.B.A. provided the student had offered the same
at SYBA level.
1) Sociology / Philosophy 7) Philosophy /Hindi
2) Economics / Sociology 8) Economics / Hindi
3) Philosophy / English 9) Sociology / Urdu
4) Sociology / English 10) Philosophy / Urdu
5) Economics / English 11) Economics / Urdu
6) Sociology / Hindi 12) Eco / Philo

BACHELOR OF MASS MEDIA

BMM (UNAIDED) * Refer Fee Chart
FIRST YEAR
SEMESTER - I SEMESTER - I I
1. Effective Communication Skills-I 1. Effective Communication Skills - II
2. Fundamentals of Mass Communication 2. Political Concepts and Indian Political System
3. Introduction to Computer 3. Introduction to Psychology
4. landmarks 20th century, History of world, 4. Principles of Management
India & Maharashtra 5. Introduction to English Literature
5. Introduction to sociology 6. Principles of Marketing
6. Economics
SECOND YEAR
SEMESTER - I I I SEMESTER - IV
1. Introduction to Creative Writing 1. Introduction to Advertising
2. Introduction to Culture Studies 2. Introduction to Journalism
3. Introduction to Public Relations 3. Print Production & Photography
4. Introduction to Media Studies 4. Radio and Television
5. Understanding Cinema 5. Mass Media Research
6. Advanced Computers 6. Organisational Behaviour
THIRD YEAR
SEMESTER - V ADVERTISING SEMESTER - VI -- ADVERTISING
1. Advertising in Contemporary Society 1. Advertising and Marketing Research
2. Copywriting 2. Legal Environment & Advertising Ethics
3. Advertising Design (Project Paper) 3. Financial Management for Marketing & Advertising
4. Consumer Behaviour 4. Agency management
5. Media Planning and Buying 5. The Principals and Practice of Direct Marketing
6. Brand Building 6. Contemporary Issues
THIRD YEAR
SEMESTER - V JOURNALISM SEMESTER - VI --JOURNALISM
1. Reporting 1. Journalism Laws and Ethics
2. Editing 2. Broadcast Journalism
3. Feature & Opinion 3. Business & Magazine Journalism
4. Journalism & Public Opinion 4. Internet & Issues in Global Media
5. Indian Regional Journalism 5. News Media Management
6. Newspaper & Magazine Making (Project Paper) 6. Contemporary Issues

FACULTY OF SCIENCE
F.Y.B.Sc.
(A) Foundation Courses Paper I
(B) Select any one of the following groups of subjects :
Group Available Seats
1) Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Open
2) Chemistry, Botany, Zoology Open
3) Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science* 72
Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology and Computer Science will have two theory papers
and two practicals each. Mathematics will have only two theory papers.
* Unaided (Refer fees chart)
S.Y.B.Sc.
(A) Foundation Co Purse -aper II
(B) Select any one of the following group of subjects out of the subjects offered at
F.Y.B.Sc class:
Group AvailableSeats Group Available Seats
1) Physics, Mathematics Open 5) Chemistry, Zoology Open
2)Physics, Chemistry Open 6) Mathematics, Comp. Science.* 36
3) Botany, Zoology Open 7) Physics, Computer Science.* 36
4) Chemistry, Botany Open
Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology and Computer Science will have three theory papers and
three practicals each. Mathematics will have three theory papers, practical in third paper only.
*Unaided (Refer fees chart)
T.Y.B.Sc.
Any one of the following Group of subject to be selected.
MAIN SUBJECT APPLIED COMPONENT
AIDED 1) Chemistry - 6 Units Drug and Dyes
2) Physics - 6 Units Electronic Instrumentation
UNAIDED* 3) Botany & Zoology - 3 Units each Fishery Biology / Horticulture
T.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science)
.
MAIN SUBJECT APPLIED COMPONENT
1) Principles of Web Design & Web Technologies - I
UNAIDED* 3) Computer Science - 4 Units
2) Principles of Web Design & Web Technologies - II
Major subjects have 4 papers (4 Units) and 2 papers (3 Units) of 75 marks each of 2 hours duration and 4 practicals of 50 marks each. 3 hours each.
Applied components have two papers of 75 marks each and of 2 hours duration and 2 practicals (4 Units) and 1 Practical (3 Units) of 50 marks each of three
hours duration.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE (B.Sc. CS)
Ordinance No. Duration Circular No.

0.5719 Three Year Integrated Course No. UG/284 of 2007, dated 16th June, 2007
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three years integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) must have passed
Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Std. XII) in Science stream conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher
Secondary Education with Mathematics and Statistics as one of the subject or its equivalent.
Admission will be on merit, based on order of preference as follows.
1. Aggregate Marks at H.S.C. or equivalent.

2. Aggregate Marks in Science Group (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics).
3. Marks in Mathematics and Statistics and Physics.
4. Marks in Mathematics and Statistics.
3. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (B.Sc (I.T))

05051 Three Years Integrated Course No. UG/283 of dated 16th June, 2007
a) Candidate for being eligible for admission fo the degree course of Bachelor of Science - Information Technology, shall have passed XII
standard examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or it's equivalent with Mathematic and Statistics as one of
the subject and should have secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate for open category and 40% marks in aggregate in case of
Reserved Category candidates.
b) Candidate who have passed Diploma (Three years after S.S.C - Xfh Std) in Information Technology / Computer Engineering / Computer
Science / Electrical, Electronics and Video Engineering and Allied Branches / Mechanical and Allied Branches / Civil and Allied branches are
eligible for direct admission to the Second Year of the B.Sc (LT) degree course.
However, the Diploma should be recognized by the Board of Technical Education or any other recognized Government Body Minimum Marks
required 45% aggregate for open category candidates and 40 % aggregate for reserved category candidates.
OR
Candidates with post HSC - Diploma in Information Technology/ Computer Technology/ Computer Engineering/ Computer Science/and Allied
branches will be eligible for direct admission to the Second Year of B.Sc (I.T.).
However, the Diploma should be recognized by the Board of Technical Education or any other recognized Government Body Minimum Marks
required 45% aggregate for open category candidates and 40 % aggregate for reserved category candidates.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Information Techlonogy)
B.Sc.(IT)
Unaided (Refer fee chart)
F.Y.B.Sc. - Information Technology

1. Professional Communication Skills 1. Web Technologies

2. Applied Mathematics - I 2. Applied Mathematics - II
3. Fundamentals of Digital Computing 3. Microprocessor & Microcontrollers
4. Electronics & Communication Technology 4. DBMS
5. Introduction to C + + Programming 5. Digital Computer Networks
SYBSC- Information Technology

1. Logic & Discrete Mathematics 1. Software Engineering

2. Computer Graphics 2. Multimedia
3. Advance SQL 3. Java Data Structures
4. Object Oriented Programming C + + 4. Quantitative Techniques
5. Modern Operating System 5. Embedded Systems
T.Y.B.Sc - Information Technology

SEMESTER - V SEMESTER - VI
1. Network Security 1. Internet Technologies

2. ASP NET with C# 2. Project Management
3. Software Testing 3. Data Warehousing
4. Advance Java 4. Elective: IPR and Cyber Laws / GIS / DSS
5. Linux Administration 5. Project Report
6. Project Viva-Voce
All Subjects have Practicals

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Computer Science)
F.Y.B.Sc. - Computer Science

1. Paper-I Fundamentals of Computer Organisation & Embedded Sytem 1. Paper-I Introduction of DBMS
2. Paper-ll Introduction to Programming using Python 2. Paper- ll Advanced Programming using Python
S.Y.B.Sc. - Computer Science

SEMESTER - I I I SEMESTER - I V
1. Paper-I (Discrete Mathematics) 1. Paper-I (Computer Graphics)

2. Paper-ll (C ++ Programming) 2. Paper-ll (Java Programming)
3. Paper-Ill (Data Base Management Systems-1) 3. Paper-Ill (Software Engineering)
T.Y.B.Sc. - Computer Science
SEMESTER - V SEMESTER - V I
1. Data Communication, Networking & Security - I 1. Data Communication, Networking & Security - II
2. Advanced JAVA - I 2. Advanced JAVA - II
3. Operating Systems 3. LINUX
4. Database Management System - II 4. Software Engineering
5. Practicals of Advance JAVA & DCN 5. Practicals of Advance JAVA - II & LINUX
6. Practicals of O.S. & DBMS - II 6. Practicals of Project & Documentation

FACULTY OF COMMERCE
F.Y.B.Com.
1. Foundation Course Paper I 5. Mathematical & Statistical Techniques
2. Business Communication 6. Accountancy & Financial Management Paper -1
3. Business Economics Paper - I 7. Commerce -1 Business Development
4. Environmental Studies
S.Y.B.Com.
1. Foundation Course Paper II
2. Business Law
3. Accountancy & Financial Management - Paper II
4. Principles of Management & Finance
5. Business Economics - Paper II
6. Applied Component (I) Advertising
T.Y.B.Com.
(A) Compulsory 5 Papers of 75 marks each of 2 hours duration of 25 marks of internet assessment
1. Marketing & Human Resource Management
2. Business Economics - Indian Economic Problem (Paper II)
3. Financial A/c. & Auditing 3. Business Management - III*

(Paper III) (Management & Organisation Developement)
4. Costing & Auditing 4. Business Management - IV*

(Paper IV) OR (Financial Developement)
5. Business Management - V*
5. Management Accounting
(Paper V) (Marketing Management)
(B) Optional 2 Papers

1.Applied component (Paper VI) Exort Marketing / OR
2.Select any one of the following Applied component Paper (VII)
1) Direct & Indirect Taxation II) Computer System and Application III) Operation Research (O.R.) (*Awaiting for final clearance)
* unaided (refer fees chart)

2. BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (ACCOUNTING & FINANCE)
0.5204 Three years Integrated Course No. UG/395 of 2004 dated 7th Sept. 2004
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) degree course shall have passed XII std.
Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt (40% in case of reserved
category).
Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the constituent / affiliated college/ recognized institution, conducting the course, shall have to register himself/herself with the
University.
B.COM (ACCOUNTING & FINANCE)
(UNAIDED) (Refer fee chart)
FIRST YEAR
1. Financial Accounting - (Elements of Fin Accounting) 1. Financial Accounting - II (Special Accounting Areas)
2. Cost Accounting - (Introduction and Elements of Cost) 2. Auditing -1 (Introductionand Planning for Audit)
3. Economics -1 (Micro Economics) 3. Financial Management -1 (Introduction to Fin. Mangt)
4. Commerce-1 (Business Environment) 4.Taxation-1 (Indirect Taxes (I)
5. Accounting with use of Accounting Software 5. Business Law -1 (Business Regulatory Frame Work)
6. Business Communication-1 6. Quantitative Methods for Business-1
7. Foundation Course - I (Commercial Environment) 7. Business Communication - II (Application in Business)
SECOND YEAR
1. Financial Accounting-Ill (Special Accounting Areas) 1. Financial Accounting IV (Special Acc. Areas)
2. Cost Accounting-ll (Methods of Costing) 2. Management Accounting-I (Introduction to Mgmt. Accounting)
3. Auditing Paper-ll (Technique of Auditing & Audit Procedure) 3. Taxation Paper-ll (lndirect Taxes (II)
4. Economics-ll (Macro Economics) 4. Commerce-ll (Finan. Market Operations)
5. Business Law (II) (Business Regulatory Framework) 5. Business Law - Ill (Company Laws)
6. Management-1 (Principles of Management) 6. Information Technology-ll (Application in Business)
7. Quantitative Methods for Business-II 7. Foundation Course-ll (Value Education & Soft Skills)
THIRD YEAR
Revised Syllabus & Question Paper Pattern of Courses of B.Com (Accounting & Finance) Programme
SEMESTER - V SEMESTER - VI
Course No. Title of Course Course No. Title of Course
3.5.1 Financial Accounting Paper - V 3.6.1 Financial Accounting Paper - VI

3.5.2 Cost Accounting Paper - Ill 3.6.2 Cost Accounting Paper - IV
3.5.3 Financial Management Paper II 3.6.3 Financial Management Paper III
3.5.4 Taxation Paper - III 3.6.4 Taxation Paper - IV
Direct Tax Paper - I (Direct Tax Paper - II)
3.5.5 Auditing Paper - III 3.6.5 Financial Accounting Paper - VII
3.5.6 Management Paper - II 3.6.6 Economics Paper - III
(Management Applications) Indian Economy
3. BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (BANKING & INSURANCE)
0.5209 Three years No. UG/489 of 2004 dated 17th November, 2004
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance) degree course should have passed XII std.
Examination of the Maharashtra state Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Examination, Pune, or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in
the case of reserved category candidates) at one and the same sitting. Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the affiliated colleges conducting the course shall have to
register enroll himself/ herself with the University.
B.Com (BANKING & INSURANCE)
FIRST YEAR
1. Environment and Management of Financial Services 1. Principles and Practices of Banking & Insurance
2. Principles of Management 2. Financial Accounting
3. Effective Communication -1 3. Effective Communication - II
4. Economics -1 (Micro) 4. Economics - II (Macro)
5. Quantitative Methods - (1) 5. Quantitative Methods II
6. Introduction to Computer Systems 6. Business Law
SECOND YEAR
SEMESTER - I I I SEMESTER - I V
1. Laws Relating to Banking & Insurance 1. Universal Banking

2. Financial Management 2. Financial Management - II
3. Management Accounting (Tools & Techn.) 3. Innovations in Banking And Insurance
4. Customer Relationship Management in Banking and Insurance 4. Corporate Law and Laws Governing Capital Markets
5. Information Tech. in Banking & Insurance 5. Entrepreneurship Management
6. Organisational Behaviour 6. Financial Mkts (Equity, Debt, Forex & Derivative)
7. Taxation of Financial Services 7. Costing Accounting of Bank & Insurance
THIRD YEAR
SEMESTER - V SEMESTER - V I
1. Marketing in Banking & Insurance 1. Strategic Management

2. Financial Services Management 2. Central Banking
3. International Banking & Finance 3. International Business
4. Financial Reporting And Analysis 4. Human Resource Management in Banking and Insurance
5. Security Analysis and Portfolio Management 5. Business Ethics and Corporate Governance
6. Auditing 6. Turnaround Management
7. Project Presentation - I (Banking) 7. Project Presentation - II (Insurance)

4. BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (B.M.S)

0.3941 Three years Integrated Course No. UG/278 of 2007 dated 16th June, 2007
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the B.M.S. Degree Course shall have passed Xllth Std. Examination of the
Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination or Diploma in any Engineering branches
with two years or three years or four years duration after S.S.C. conducted by the Board of Technical Education,
Maharashtra State or its equivalent examination.
No college shall conduct any entrance test in any form and the admissions are purely based on merit duly following the
reservation policy as the norms of Government of Maharashtra. While drawing the merit list. Weightage has to be given to
students from Arts, Commerce and Science Stream at 12th Standard level. The stream wise weightage to be given is as under:
Stream Commerce Arts Science Diploma in

Engineering
and other
Percentage 45% 25% 25% 5%
The applications are to be accepted and processed by the colleges separately for each stream and the merit list for the same is to
be displayed taking into account the reservation policy prescribed by the Government of Maharashtra.
a) The merit list is to be prepared and displayed separately for each stream.
b) In case no applications are received under the "Diploma in Engineering and other Category" or if the seats remain vacant
in "Diploma in Engineering and other Category" after all the merit list/ forms are exhausted, the vacant seats must be
transferred to the Commerce Stream.
c) In case no application is received from any stream the vacant seats are to be distributed equally between the remaining
two streams only.
d) After the first merit list is displayed, if any seat allotted to one stream remains vacant, the same shall be distributed equally
between the remaining two streams. In case the vacancy in one stream is of single / odd number of seats, the single seat is
to be allotted to the Commerce Stream.
In case no applications are available from the two streams, then all the vacant seats of such two streams must be
transferred to the third stream.
e)Step (d) be repeated for the subsequent merit lists till all the forms are exhausted orthe final merit list is displayed,
whichever is earlier.

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (BMS)

FIRST YEAR
Foundation of Human Skill Business Environment
Introduction of Financial Accounts Industrial Law
Business Law Computer Applications in Business
Business Statistics Managerial Economics-1
Business Communication Business Mathematics
Principles of Management Introduction to Cost Accounting
Introduction to Computers Environmental Management
SECOND YEAR (Proposed Courses to be offered under New System)
Semester Course Title Course Code Semester Course Title Course Code
Compulsary Courses Compulsory Courses
1. Managerial Economics - II UBMSFSIII.1 1. Business Planning & Enterpreneurial Mgmt UBMSFSIV.1
2. Principles of Marketing UBMSFSIII.2 2. Business Research Method UBMSFSIv.2
3. Accounting for Managerial Decisions UBMSFSIII.3 3. Direct Taxes UBMSFSIV.3
4. Organisation Behaviour & HRM UBMSFSIII.4 4. Production & Total Quality Management UBMSFSIV.4
III Any One Elective Group to be selected by the learner

Finance Group - Electives IV Any One Elective Group to be selected by the learner
Finance Group - Electives
1. Basics of Financial Services UBMSFSIII.5 1. Advance Costing & Auditing UBMSFSIV.5
2. Corporate Finance UBMSFSIII.6 2. Equity & Debt Market UBMSFSIV.6
Marketing Group - Electives Marketing Group - Electives
1. Consumer Behaviour UBMSFSIII.7 1. Integrated Marketing Communication Advert UBMSFSIV.7
2. Strategic Management UBMSFSIII.8 2. Rural Marketing UBMSFSIV.8
THIRD YEAR
Semester Course Title Course Code Semester Course Title Course Code
Compulsary Courses Compulsary Courses
1. Logistics & Supply Chain Mgmt. UBMSFSV.1 1. Operation Research UBMSFSVI.1
2. Ethics & Governance UBMSFSV.2 2. Indian Ethos & Management UBMSFSVI.2
3. Project Work UBMSFSV.3 3. Corporate Communications & P R UBMSFSVI.3
Any One Elective Group to be selected by the learner Any One Elective Group to be selected by the learner
Finance Group - Electives
V Finance Group - Electives
1. Investment Analysis & Portfolio Mgmt. UBMSFSV.4 VI 1. Risk Management UBMSFSVI.4
2. Commodity & Derivatives market UBMSFSV.5 2. International Finance UBMSFSVI.5
3. Wealth Management UBMSFSV.6 3. Innovative Financial Services UBMSFSVI.6
4. Strategic Financial Management UBMSFSV.7 4. Project Management UBMSFSVI.7
Marketing Group - Electives Marketing Group - Electives
1. Services Marketing UBMSFSV.8 1. Brand Management UBMSFSVI.8
2. E-Commerce & Digital Marketing UBMSFSV.9 2. Retail Management UBMSFSVI.9
3. Sales & Distribution Management UBMSFSV.10 3. International Marketing UBMSFSVI.10
4. Customer Relationship Management UBMSFSV.11 4. Media Planning & Management UBMSFSVI.11
MASTERS OF COMMERCE
MASTERS OF COMMERCE (M.COM)
0.2310 Two years Integrated Course No. UG/375 of dated 22nd September, 2006
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Master of Commerce course, shall have passed the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce of
this University (three years integrated course) of the degree of B.Com. (Old Course) of this University, or Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) OR
B.Com (Banking and Insurance) OR B.M.S. degree examination or an examination or an examination of any other University recognized as equivalent thereto
OR B.M.M. degree examination (only for Management Specialization subjects) at the M.Com. degree levels.
POST GRAUDATE
M.Com Part-I
Compulsory Papers
1. Business Policy and Strategic Management (Revised)
2. Economics of Global Trade and Finance
Optional Groups:
Core Subject Applied Components
(A) Accountancy (i)Advanced Financial Accounting
(ii)Advanced Cost Accounting OR
(B) Business Management (i)Human Resource Management
(ii)Marketing Strategy and Plans.
M.Com Part-II
Compulsory Papers
1. Research Methodology
Optional Groups:
Core Subject Applied Components
Accountancy (i) Advanced Financial Management
(ii) Advanced Auditing
(iii) Direct & Indirect Taxes
OR
Business Management (i) Organisational Behavior
(ii) International Marketing
(iii) Entrepreneurship Management
M.Sc.
M.Sc. in Chemistry by Research - 5 Seats
Ph.D. in Botany Ph.D. Ph.D. in Chemistry

Ph.D. in Zoology Ph.D. in Commerce

ATTENDENCE RULES
Junior College
According to Mumbai Divisional Board's Regulation No. 88(l)(a) for grant of terms, a student must attend 75% of the lectures, tutorials and
practicals during each term. Therefore, if the student fails to achieve the required attendance, his/her examination form for the Board
examination will not be accepted and / or forwarded to the Board and the student will neither be issued with the Hall tickets/nor be allowed to
appear for the HSC Board / Annual Examination.
Degree College
1. According to University Circular No. UG/502 OF 1999 and ordinance 119 and 120 of the University for granting the terms in each subject, the
minimum attendance of 75% of the theory, lectures, practicals and tutorials (wherever prescribed) separately will be required out of the total
number of lectures, practicals & tutorials in each subject conducted in the term. Therefore, if the student fails to achieve the required attendance
his/ her examinations form will not be accepted /or forwarded to the university / Annual Examination.
2. Ordinance 125: To keep a Term at a college, an undergraduate must complete to the satisfaction of the Principal, the course of study at the
college prescribed for such terms for the class to which such undergraduate then belongs.
The students should note that:
A) They will be allowed to appear/ fill up the College / Board / University/ Annual Examination form provided.
i. Acquired minimum 75% Attendance in Lectures/ Practical / Tutorials in first term.
ii. Appeared and shown consistence performance in the First Term Examination.
B) The Hall - Ticket will be issued to them provided:
iii) Acquired minimum 75% Attendance in Lectures/ Practical/ Tutorials in both first and second terms together.
iv) Appeared and shown improved performance in the Preliminary Examination.
3. Working students should not seek admission in the College instead they shall opt for Correspondence Course offered by the University.
Their applications will not be entertained for the purpose of concession in attendance.
CAUTION MONEY & DEPOSITS

1. The amount of the caution money and deposits will be refunded to the student when he/she leaves the college after completion of the
course of study or cancels his/her admission.
2. The student has to apply in prescribed form for the above refund and will be required to submit the original fee receipt and I d e n t i t y C a r d
along with the application for refund.
3. The caution money and deposits, not claimed within a period of twelve month from the date of result of the last examination will stand
forfeited.
Rules of Refund of Fees
Application for refund of fees shall be made in the prescribed form available in the college office. The refund of fees in professional courses will
done as prorata basis as they are unaided course. No refund of fees will be made even on prorata basis, after 31st August. A student applying for
discontinuation and refund of fees shall surrender the Identity Card & the Library Readers ticket if issued to him/her & original fees receipt along
with his/her application.

EVALUATION SYSTEM
MARKING SCHEME

OR

EXAMINATION
DEGREE COLLEGE
* Credit system introduced for F.Y.B.A./B.Sc/B.Com from the academic year 2011-12 as per the directives from University of Mumbai.
S.Y.B.A / B.Sc / B.Com /B.Sc. (Comp. Sc.) from academic year 2012-13.
1. There shall be two examinations, one at the end of each term and they shall be called first semester examination and second semester
examination. Both term examinations shall be of equal marks and of equal duration. First term examination shall be based on the portion
of the syllabus taught in the first semester and the second semester as prescribed by the Board of studies.
2. The Practical examination in a subject shall be held after every Semester. 50 marks each.
3. The passing shall be based on the average of the first term examination and second terms examination.
4. The heads of passing in theory and practical shall be separate.
5. Scheme for paper without practical and paper with practical are as follows.
PAPER WITHOUT PRACTICAL PAPER WITH PRACTICAL
First Term Exam I / II / III / IV 75 Marks First Term Exam. I / II / III / IV 75 Marks
50 Marks Practicals in each Semester
In subjects where project/tutorials are prescribed as part of workload in the syllabus, the papers in such subjects for each term examination
shall be of 75 marks of 2 1/2 hrs. duration. Passing is individual head i.e 40% in each paper (Internal & External).
B. BMS / BMM / BBI / BAF
Semester System.
Internal Assessment Written/ Practical (wherever applicable)
25 Marks 75 Marks
ATKT for faculties of Arts & Commerce is read as under

Amended R. 8438
Eligibility for Admission to all the Under Graduate Programs (aided and non-aided) in Faculties of Arts, Science and Commerce under Credit Based
Semester and Grading System.
D) Eligibility criteria for a learner, to be admitted in Semester V (Third Year) of UG programs (aided and non-aided) in Faculties of Arts, Science and
Commerce is amended as follows:
i) Shall have passed Semester I, II, III and IV in full OR
ii) Shall have passed semester I and II in full and secured ATKT in the Second year by failing in not more than Two courses in each of Semester III and
Semester IV OR
iii) Shall have secured ATKT in First Year by failing in not more than Two Courses in each of Semester I and Semester II and have passed Semester III
Semester IV in full.
E) A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester VI irrespective of grades obtained in each course of Semester V. The result of Semester VI shall
be kept in abeyance until the learner passes each of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III, Semester IV and Semester V in full.

ATKT for Faculties of Science B.Sc. General Courses included BSc. (IT / CS)
Semester System.
Practical Internal Assessment Theory
ATKT RULES B.Sc. 50 Marks 25 Marks 75 Marks
R4411 Passing Standards
i) A student shall be allowed to keep term for Semester II irrespective of grades obtained in each course of Semester I.
ii) A student shall be allowed to keep term for Semester III if he/she passes (grade E or above in each course) each of Semester land Semester II.
.
OR
He/she fails in not more than three subjects of Semester I and Semester II taken together.
iii) A student shall he allowed to keep term for Semester IV irrespective of grades obtained in each course of Semester III. However student has to pass either of
Semester I or Semester II in order to appear for Semester IV
iv) A student shall be allowed to keep term for Semester V if he/she passes Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV
, OR
He/She has passes Semester I and Semester II and fails in not more than three subjects of Semester III and Semester IV taken together.
v) A student shall be allowed to keep terms for Semester VI irrespective of grades obtained in each course of Semester V.
vi) The result of Semester VI shall be kept in abeyance until the student passes each of Semester I Semester II, Semester III Semester IV and Semester V.
a) Second Class is awarded for 50% and above but below 60%
b) Pass class is awarded for all below 50%
9) A repeaters examination will be held in 15 days after the declaration of the results.
RESULTS
Junior College: (Std XI) Arts, Sci, Com, MCVC
After every Unit Test and Terminal examination marks are shown in the class rooms. Final result is declared in the last week of April.
Result of Std XII are declared by HSC Board.
Degree College: (FY & SY / BA/ BSc/ B.Com/ BSc. (Comp. Sc.) Results are declared after every semesterwise in November and April last week every year.
Result of FY / SY / BMS / BMM / BBI / BAF / BSc(IT) are declared after every semester.
Results of T.Y.BA / B.Sc / B.Com / BMS / BMM / M.Com. are declared by the University of Mumbai.
VERIFICATION OF MARKS ( DEGREE AND JUNIOR COLLEGE)

Students can apply for verification of marks in one or more paper within TEN days of the declaration of result. Verification is done with respect to:
Totaling of marks, question wise overall
Transfer of marks from paper to marksheet and final compilation
Question remaining uncorrected or un-assessed if any.
REVALUATION ( DEGREE COLLEGE ONLY)
As per University Circular No. Exam / VCD / College {Rev/Ver} 1603 of 2005, dated 29/09/2005, students are allowed to get photo/Xerox copies of their answer
books by filling up the prescribed application from the depositing fees of Rs. 100/- per paper.
2.Students can fill the form after declaration of the result within a week. Students will receive the copy of answer book after TEN days.
3. If they desire, they can apply for evaluation with the xerox copy of answer book through a prescribed form and depositing fees of Rs. 500/- per paper/answer
book.
COPYING CASES (DEGREE AND JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Students who are reported to indulge in using unfair means during the examinations, face unfair means inquiry committee appointed for assessing the cases.
The committee after scrutinizing the evidence and report of Junior & Senior Supervisors and Statements of Student, takes decision about the student according
to rules set by University of Mumbai / HSC Board.

List of Toppers
For the YEAR 2014-15
Sr. No. Name of the Student Class Stream % Sr. No. Name of the Student Class Stream %
1 Shaikh Tanzil Mohammed Salim Shabana FYJC Arts 77.69 22 Kaisar Quresha SYBMM A 66.33
2 Badami Fakeha Amir Saltanat FYJC Sc. 79.69 23 Shaikh Saira Sadika Shakila TYBMM A 62.83
3 Syed Jatheer Zehra Afzal Hussain Binti FYJC Com. 80.15 24 Ansari Aisha Mehboob Maimuna FYBAF A 83.29
4 Akshada Suresh Kambe FYJC (MCVC) 61.08 25 Gollar Rahul Rama Gauri SYBAF A 89.57
5 Merchant Nida Fatima SYJC Com. 81.08 26 Shaikh Saeema Mohd Salim TYBAF 81.16
6 Sayyed Mohammed Amir Abdulla SYJC Sc. 84.00 27 Gupta Ankita Shyambihari Kumkum FYBBI A 69.67
7 Ahmed Alia Mustaq Mohammed SYJC (Arts) 87.38 28 Lalani Sonal Barkatbhai Gulzrben SYBBI A 85.86
(Board Topper)
29 Kadam Akshata Ankush TYBBI A 77.42
8 Bari Karan Vijaykumar SYJC (MCVC) 60.77
30 Khan Nida Mohd Yusuf Kauser FYBSc (IT) A 85.06
9 Ansari Shahnaz Sagir Naseema FYBCom A 82.71
31 Khan Usman Ghani Meraaj Salma Begum SYBSc (IT) A 87.90
10 Sayed Sahifa Alamdar Husain SYBCom B 84.00
32 Khan Rukhsar Saleem Shabnam TYBSC (IT)A 83.50
11 Tahir Zahir TYBCom A 76.42
33 Shaikh Apira Azim Atwara MCOM I A 74.21
12 Shaikh Zeenat Mehboob Safiya FYBSc A 85.00
34 Khan Adeeba Mehtab Alam Sumbal MCOM II A 77.75
13 Rezaie Mehdi Abbasali Anecita SYBSc A 77.70
35 Nilesh Kanoujia (Best NSS Volunteer) TYBCom -
14 Khan Firoja Mobin TYBSc A 85.00
36 Thorat Naina Shailendra (Best DLLE Student Manager) SYBA
15 Shaikh Saima Asif Imrana FYBA A 70.50
37 Jogilkar Simeen Shaheen (Best Girl Representative) FYBSc-
16 Thorat Naina Shailendra SYBA A 70.12
38 Qureshi Ateqa (Best WDC Representative) TYBA -
17 Qureshi Ateqa Parveen TYBA 83.00
(University of Mumbai Topper) 39 Ajit Virendra Singh (Best NCC Cadet) FYBCom -
18 Siddique Afsar Afzal Sajida FYBMS B 76.86
40 Shakibaa Merchant (Cultural Secretary) M.Com-II -
19 Shaikh Minaz Faruk Usman Shakila SYBMS B 72.50
41 Saima Thakur (Best Sports Student)
20 Ansari Wasim Ahmed TYBMS A 72.57
21 Sharma Neha Shuklal Meena FYBMM A 67.17

AWARDS / SCHOLARSHIPS / CONCESSIONS / FREESHIPS

DEGREE COLLEGE
Sponsored by the College

SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY
SPONSORED BY THE GOVERNMENT


SPONSORED BY THE NON-GOVT. COLLEGES

AWARDS / SCHOLARSHIPS / CONCESSIONS / FREESHIPS

Junior College
Sponsored by the College



FEES
Fees are charged as per the guidelines of University/ Govt. G.R. received from time to time.
The students are required to pay fees of both the terms together in first term.
The fees are subject to change and as per notification received from concerned authorities balance amount of fees, if any, will be collected as and when
applicable.
FEES CHART DEGREE COLLEGE

(AIDED DIVISION / SUBJECTS)
ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-2017
CLASS FY SY TY
B.A. 6485 5840 6140
B.Sc. 7685 6640 6940
B.Com. 6485 5840 6140
N O T E : :
1. The students of T.Y.B.Sc. With Physics subject will have to pay Rs.600/- as Computer Practical Fee.
2. Reserved Category students will not pay : Tution , Library. Gymkhana, Extra curricular otr fee, Exam, Enrollment, Industrial, Utility,
Magazine, Development, Int. Uni. Sports & Cul Act.,E-charges, Computer Practical, Laboratory, Project fee.
3. *Examination fees will be collected along with the University Examination forms, for Third Year students.
FEES CHART JUNIOR COLLEGE

ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-2017
FACULTY FYJC SYJC
REGULAR GIRLS REGULAR GIRLS
ARTS/COMMERCE 1840 1540 1740 1440
SCIENCE
REGULAR 1910 1540 2710 2340
I.T. 11910 11540 12710 12340
ELECT./COM.SCI. 14010 13640 14960 14590
MCVC 2810 2440 3760 3390
Note:
The Student of SYJC Comm. With subject maths have to pay Rs. 150/- extra as Journal Fees.

FEE CHART
UN-AIDED SECTION 2015-2016
CLASS FY SY TY
B.COM AC/TAX AC/CS BM/TAX BM/CS
11060 10140 13190 15840 13190 15840
CLASS FY SY TY CLASS 1st Year 2nd Year

BMS 17930 16660 16760 M.COM 15300 13825
BMM 17930 16660 16760
M.Sc. By Research (Chemistry) 18380 18380
BAF 18230 16960 17060
Ph.D (Botany) 20680 20680
BBI 18230 16960 17060
Ph.D (Zoology) 20680 20680
BSC-IT 23030 21760 22060
BSC-CS 22130 23060 23260 Ph.D (Chemistry) 20680 20680
BSC (BOTANY /ZOOLOGY) 14390 Ph.D (Commerce) 15600 15600
NOTE :
1. Fees will be charged as per revised Structure of University of Mumbai.
1. **Vide circular No. C0NC0L/FEEE/64-A of 2010 dated 30th March 2010. (Student should pay Rs. 5000/- Second Term Tuition fee in
October/November).
2. ***Tuition fees, Laboratory fees and Library fees component of B.Sc (aided subject i.e. Physics and Maths) will be charged extra as
per general programme for F.Y. and S.Y. only.
For F.Y. and S.Y. only.

Tuition fees 800/-
Laboratory fees 800/-
Library fees 200/-
Total 1800/-

NOTE:
1. Admission Fees of Rs. 221- will be charged from the students admitted directly to S.Y.J.C (out siders)
2. H.S.C. Board Exam Fees from S.Y.J.C. students will be charged as per H.S.C. Board direction along with the H.S.C. Board Examination
Form.
3. Breakages if any changes will be imposed in the Second Term.
4. The fees are subject to change and as per the notification received from the concerned authorities balance amount of fees if any will be
collected as and when applicable.
JUNIOR COLLEGE
1. If a student informs the college in writing, before the commencement of the academic year that he/she wants to withdraw
and he/she cannot continue his / her education in the college for any reason the full fees will be refunded after deducting an
administrative charges of Rs. 201- p.m. from the date of admission. The Admission fees shall however be retained by the
college.
2. If a student desires to withdraw and apply for refund of fees after commencement of First Term the college will retain the
tuition fees only for month(s) beginning from the month in which the academic year had commences and ending with the month
in which the student has applied for withdraw at and refund of fees. The tuition fees for the remaining months of terms will be
refunded. The other fees will not be refunded. If a student desires to withdraw and apply for refund the of fees in Second Term, no
fees will be refunded to student.
0.2859 : Refund of Tuition, Development and all other fees after cancellation of admission: The candidates who have taken
admission in under graduate course in Govt, colleges, In Govt, aided and unaided courses conducted by affiliated colleges, and
recognized Institutions may request for refund of fees after applying in writing for cancellation fo their admission to the course.
The refund of fees as applicable shall be made on or before 30th day after the date of cancellation and there after. The
percentage of fee for the course shall be refunded to the candidate after deducting charges as follows :
BUS, RAILWAY AND AIRLINE CONCESSIONS
Following concessions are available to the students (for residence and native places only)
- Local and Long Journey Railway Concession.
- BEST and ST concession for (Junior College students only)
- Students concession issued by various Airlines (forms available with airlines office).

MISCELLANEOUS FEES WHEREVER APPLICABLE
Sr. Description AMOUNT

No. RS.
1. Transcript one copy per class 1050
2. Every additional copy 100
3. College envelopes to post transcript 50
4. Recommendation letter one copy 100
5. Every additional copy 50
6. Transference Certificate 100
7. Leaving Certificate 50
8. Duplicate Identity Card 200
9. Duplicate Fee Receipt 100
10. Duplicate Marksheet / Leaving Certificate 200
11. Triplicate Marksheet / Leaving Certificate 300
12. No Objection Certificate 50
13. Attestation - per document (5 copies) 50
14. Bonafide Certificate 50
15. Bonafide Certificate on letter head 100
ELIGIBILITY FEES WHEREVER APPLICABLE

DEGREE COLLEGE
Additional Rs. 400/- as documents verification fees will be charged from students who have passed standard XII from other than Maharashtra state board or
passed their FY / SY examinations from other than University of Mumbai.
Additional fee for Provisional Eligibility Certificate for:
i) Students from the Universities in the State of Maharashtra Rs. 220/-
ii) Students from the Universities other than Maharashtra Rs. 320/-
iii) Students from Foreign Nation Rs. 750/-
JUNIOR COLLEGE
Eligibility Certificate Fees:
As per direction of H.S.C. Board fees will be charged from the students passing S.S.C./XI Std. Exams from other than Maharashtra State Board / State in India.
Rs. 3000/- from outside of India, Rs. 500/- and Rs. 200/- as processing fees from both type of students.

Tie Up With Institute of ISO Auditing & Implementation (IIAI)

COURSES OFFERED
Diploma / Post Graduation in ISO 9001 (Quality Diploma/ Post Graduation in ISO 31000 (Risk Management
Management System) System)
This course in ISO 9001 (Quality Management System) will help understand This course is ISO 31000 (Risk Management System) will help you learn the
and learn hot to monitor and manage quality across all operations and requirements for occupational health and safety management best practice
benchmark consistent performance in the way you work. So, you will be able and you can achieve the maximum return for your employees, your
to build an effective quality management system. operations and your customers. ISO 31000 provides principles, framework
Diploma / Post Graduation in ISO 14001(Environment and a process for managing risk. It can be used by any organisation
Management System) regardless of its size, activity or sector.
This course in ISO 14001(Environment Management System) will help Diploma / Post Graduation in ISO 45001 (Occupational
understand & learn how to develop and implement a policy and objectives Health & Safety Management System)
which take into account legal requirements and other requirements to which This course is ISO 45001 or OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health & Safety
the organization subscribes, and information about significant Management System) will help you learn the requirements for occupational
environmental aspects. health and safety management best practices and you can achieve the
Diploma / Post Graduate in ISO 22000 (Food Safety maximum return for your employees, your operations and your customers.
Management System) Diploma / Post Graduation in ISO 50001 (Energy
This course is ISO 22000 (Food Safety Management System) will help Management System)
understand the specific requirements for food safety management system This course in ISO 50001 (Energy Management System) will help you
& where an organisation in the food chain needs to demonstrate its ability to understand the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining
control food safety hazards in order to ensure that food is safe at the time of and improving an energy management system, whose purpose is to enable
human consumption. an organisation to follow a systematic approach in achieving continual
Diploma / Post Graduation in ISO 27001 (Information improvement of energy performance, including energy efficiency, energy use
Security Management System) and consumption.
This course is ISO 27001 (Information Security Management System) will
help you learn requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining and
continually improving security management system within the context of the
organization.
WHAT IS ISO
The International Organizations for Standardization (ISO) is an international standard-setting body composed of
representatives from various national standard organizations.
Founded on 23rd February 1947, the organization promotes worldwide propriety, industrial and commercial standards. It is
headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland and as of 2013 works in 164 countries.
ISO, The International Organization for Standardization, is an independent, non-governmental organization, the members of
which are the standards organization of the 163 member countries. It is the worlds largest developer of voluntary international
standards and facilitates world trade by providing common standards between nations.

TIE-UP WITH MIT (New Zealand)

Memorandum of Understanding Between
MANAUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Located at Corner of East Tamaki Road and Newbury Street, Otaro 2023,
Manukau City, Auckland, New Zealand
AND THE RIZVI'S EDUCATION SOCIETY, Located at the Rizvi House, Hill Road, Bandra (West) 400050.
AND ESTERO NEW ZEALAND LIMITED, Located at 32 Omaho Road, Remuera, Auckland, New Zealand 1050 and B-1/C,
11 A Janakpuri, New Delhi, India 110058.
Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) is a government polytechnic located in Manukau City in Auckland. MIT is a leader in
technical and vocational education, delivering a range of academic qualifications from certificate to degree level to about 20,000
students including 1,000 students from international countries.
Estero New Zealand Ltd. t/a New Zealand is a NZ based organization that aims to build a strategic pathways between New
Zealand institutions and institutions based outside of New Zealand. The purpose of Estero New Zealand is to act as an intermediary
for communication between the overseas institution and the New Zealand institutions, support the overseas institution with regards to
New Zealand education, New Zealand curriculum and Visa Processing of Immigration New Zealand.
PROCESS
RECRUITMENT
1. The student will be provided a letter of admission from Rizvi College of Arts, Science & Commerce along with a conditional
letter of offer from Manukau Institute of Technology.
2. The basic entry requirements for entry in the Pathway Programme in semester I should be as follows.
Minimum 45% marks in Class 12
Atleast 60% marks in English in Class 12
Assessment of Financials to plan the final 3 semesters of the student at Manukau Institute of Technology.
3. The basic entry requuirements for entry in the Pathway Programme in semester 3 should be as follows:
Minimum 55% marks in aggregate of first 3 semesters.
IELTS 6.0 with no band less than 5.5 or PTE 50+
STUDY MECHANISM
Rizvi College will run their first semesters as per their schedule and the table of credits matched to Manukau Institute of
Technologys for 3 semesters.
Rizvi College will need to appoint a teacher or outsource IELTS training for the students to ensure that they are able to
successfully complete their IELTS test.
Memorandum of Understanding
Rizvi's Education Society and Manukau institute of Technology
Appendix 1
RlZVl COLLEGE BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDlES (BANKING AND INSURANCE)

PATHWAY TO MIT BACHELOR OF APPLlED MANAGEMENT '
1+ 2 Years:
For any other major than Accounting CA Pathway, (including nonCA), they would get cross credits for:
Management
Professional Communication Economics
Introduction to Computing Introduction to Accounting
Business Statistical Analysis
And 2 unspecified cross credits that count as electives in a major
1.5 + 1.5 Years:

For a major in HRM or Operations Management (or any other major if student completed one extra course in a semester), they would get
cross credits for:
Management
Introduction to Marketing Professional Communication Economics
Introduction to Computing Introduction to Accounting
Business Statistical Analysis Organizational Behaviour
Introduction to Finance
2 unspecified cross credits that count as electives in a major
1.5 + 2 Years:
For a major in Accounting CA pathway, they would get cross credits for:
Management.
Professional Communication
Economics
Introduction to Computing Introduction to Accounting Introduction to Marketing
Business Statistical Analysis Introduction to Finance
Accounting Practices (needs checking)

Rizvi's Education Society and Manukau institute of Technology

RIZVI COLLEGE BACHELOR OF MASS MANAGEMENT PATHWAY TO MIT BACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT
For Rizvi students on the BMM degree the option is 1+2 only. However, they could pathway on to any major, except Accounting CA pathway,
including but not limited to Communication Mgt. Students would get cross credits for:
- Professional Communication
- Introduction to Computing
- Economics
- Management
- Marketing
- And 3 unspecified cross credits that count as electives in a major
RIZVI COLLEGE BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES PATHWAYS TO MIT BACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT
Two options for students majoring in Accounting, HR Management or Marketing
1 + 2 Years:
For year one of study on the Rizvi College Bachelor of Management Studies student would receive one-year credit for MiT Bachelor of Applied
Management. Students would gain credits consisting of 4 specified cross credits (Core courses: Introduction to Accounting, Management,
lntroduction to Computing,and Business Statistical Analysis, core compulsory course on Accounting major only) and 4 unspecified cross credits.
See table 1.
1.5 + 1.5 Years:

For one and half years of study all students on the Rizvi College Bachelor of Management Studies student would receive one and a half years of
credit for MIT Bachelor of Applied Management. Students would gain credits consisting of 8 specified cross credits. These would be core
compulsory courses: Introduction to Accounting, Management, Introduction to Marketing, Introduction to Computing, Economics; and three
compulsory courses in specified majors: Business Statistical Analysis and Management Accounting (Accounting) and Organisational
Behaviour(H RM), plus 4 specified or unspecified cross credits depending on their major (with no more than 5 electives for each major).
Note:
Students taking the Marketing major will need to take one additional course in their degree.
Students taking a CA pathway will need to complete 1.5 + 2 years
At Rizvi College a student takes 7 courses in one semester, at MIT students take 4 courses In one semester, i.e. credits value for courses are not
equal and therefore credits for courses have been aggregated to create cross credits.

Rizvi's Education Society and Manukau Institute of Technology

Table 1
Rizvi College's Courses Equivalent MIT courses for cross credit Notes
SEMESTER - 1
Foundation of Human skills Approx.1/3 of unspecified cross credit = 1/3 unspecified elective
Production to Financial Accounts Introduction to Accounting Direct cross credit to core compulsory course
Business Law Approx.1/3 of unspecified cross credit = 1/3 unspecified elective
Business Statistics + Business Mathematics (from Business Statistical Analysis Cross Credit to core compulsory course on
semester 2) Accounting major but an elective on all other majors
Business Communication Approx.1/3 of unspecified cross credit = 1/3 unspecified elective (will not cross credit for
Professional Communication)
Principles of Management Management Direct cross credit to core compulsory course
Introduction to Computers + Computer Application Introduction to Computing Direct cross credit to core compulsory course
in Business
SEMESTER 2
Business Environment Approx.1/3 of unspecified cross credit = 1/3 unspecified elective
Industrial Law Approx.1/3 of unspecified cross credit = 1/3 unspecified elective
Computer Application in Business + Introduction to Introduction to Computing Direct cross credit compulsory course
Computers (from semester 2)
Direct cross credit compulsory course on
Managerial Economics 1 Approx. 1/3 of unspecified cross credit Accounting major but an elective on all other majors
Business Mathematics + (Business Statistics from Business Statistical Analysis Cross credit to core compulsory course on
semester 1) Accounting major but an elective on all other majors
Introduction to cost Accounting Unspecified cross credit Cross credit to core compulsory course on
Accounting major but an elective on all other majors
Environmental Management 1/3 One unspecific cross credit = 1/3 unspecified elective

Rizvi's Education Society and Manukau Institute of Technology
SEMESTER - 3
Managerial Economics 2 + Managerial Economics Economics Direct cross credit to core compulsory course
1 (from semester 2)
Principles of Marketing Introduction to Marketing Direct cross credit to core compulsory course
Accounting for Managerial Decisions + Introduction Management Accounting Cross credit to core compulsory course on
to Cost Accounting (from semester 2) Accounting major but an elective on all other majors
Organization Behavior & HRM 4. Organizational Behavior Cross credit to core compulsory course on HRM
Management major but an elective on all other
majors
Any one elective group to be selected by the learner 1/3 unspecified cross credit =1/3 elective
Students in Finance Group
Basics of Financial Services + Corporate Finance Introduction to Finance Cross credit to core compulsory course on
Accounting major but an elective on all other majors
Students in Marketing Group
Consumer Behavior Consumer Behavior Cross credit to core compulsory course on Marketing
major but an elective on all other majors
Strategic Management Strategic Management Elective in all majors except Strategic Management
Students in Human Resource Group
Recruitment & Selection + Motivation and Human Resource Management Cross credit to core compulsory course on HR major
Leadership but an elective on all other majors

TENTATIVE CALENDER FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-2017

*(All dates and programmes are subject to change)
Dates Programmes Dates Programmes
06th June 2016 Degree College Re-opens 30th Nov., 2016 Declaration of Results: Semester 1 and 3:
06th June, 2016 Lectures/Practicals begin for SY / TYBA / B.Sc / Bcom /BMS / FY/SYBA/BCom/BSc/BMS/BAF/BMM/BBI.
BMM /BAF/BBI 28th November-
08th to 10th December, 2016 University Viva-voce TYBMS/BMM/BBI/BAF
30th June, 2016 Remedial for FY.SY.TY. BA.BSc.BCom Sem II, IV, V &VI 10th December, 2016 Third Mentoring of Students Meeting
06th June, 2016 Lectures / Practicals begin for 14th December, 2016 Sari & Tie Day
SY / TYBA / B.Sc / Bcom /BMS / BMM / BAF / BBI 26th December, 2016
15th June, 2016 Junior College Re-opens to 01st January, 2017
WINTER BREAK
15th June, 2016 Staff members to submit online teaching plan 02nd January, 2017 Degree & Junior College Re-Opens
16th June, 2016 Lectures/ Practicals begin for 1st week of Jan. 2017
Remedial for FY.SY. BA. B.Sc. B.Com Sem. I, & II
SYJC Arts / Science / Commerce / MCVC 03rd January, 2017 2nd Unit Test for FYJC (Arts/Sci/Com.,MCVC) AND
25th June, 2016 Lectures begin for FYBCom/BA/B Sc/BAF/BBI/BMM/BMS SYJC Practical Exams
4th July, 2016 05th January, 2017 Prelims - SJYC
15th July, 2016 Students to collect scholarship forms from office & submit. 14th January, 2017 Second PTA Meet Degree College
15th July,2016 Orientation for Junior College for FYJC 19/20th January, 2017 Jashn-E-Rizvi annual inter collegiate youth festival
( Arts / Science /Com. / MCVC ) 24th31st Jan. 2017 Internal (25Marks) FY.SY. Sem. I, II, III, IV, V, IV,
15th June, 2016 Staff members to submit online teaching plan Regular & ATKT
16th July, 2016 Orientation prog. for Parents & Students of Degree College 26th January, 2017 Republic Day celebration
15th July,2016 Lectures begin for FYJC (Arts/Science/Com./MCVC) 28th January, 2017 Prize Distribution Cum Annual Day
21st July, 2016 Chocolate Day 30th January to
06th August, 2016 Friendship Day 4th February 2017 Industrial Visit for FY/SY BAF/BMM/BBI/BMS
13th August, 2016 First Mentoring of Students Meeting 04th February, 2017 Fourth Mentoring of Students Meeting
15th August, 2016 Independence Day Celebration 22nd Feb.to
16th to 20th Aug 2016 Internal (25Marks) I, II, III, IV, V, IV, Regular & ATKT 23rd Mar. 2016 External (75Marks) FY.SY. BA. B.Sc. B.Com
20nd August, 2016 Tie & Saree Day Sem. I, II, III, IV, Regular & ATKT
27th August, 2016 First PTA Meeting Degree College 15th Feb 2017 -
29th August, 2016 First Unit for FYJC 27th Feb 2017 Placement assistance for TYs and Internships for
05th Sept., 2016 Teachers Day FY/SY BAF/BMM/BBI/BMS
06th Sept., to 27th February, 2017 Annual examination of Junior College Commences
12th Sept., 2016 Midterm break ( Degree College) 27th February, 2017 Last teaching date Degree college
15th Sept., to External (75Marks) FY.SY. 28th February 2017 Submission of Sem-6 projects of TYBBI
15th Oct., 2016 BA. B.Sc. B.Com I, II, III, IV, Regular & ATKT 8th March, 2017 International Womens Day
17th Sept., 2016 First Alumni Meet 03rd April to
26th Sept., 2016 ATKT Examination for FY/SY BMM/BMS/BAF/BBI 8th April 2017 Viva voce Sem-6 projects of TYBBI
30th Sept, 2016 Submission of Sem-5 projects of TYBMS, TYBMM & TYBBI 11th March 2017 External (75Marks) FY/SY BAF/BMM/BBI/BMS
7th Oct., 2016 External (75 marks) Sem I & III Sem. II & IV, Regular
BMS/BMM/BAF/BBI Commences 21st March 2017 External (75Marks) FY/SY BAF/BMM/BBI/BMS
18th Oct., 2016 First Terminal Exams Junior College Commences Sem. I, II, III, IV, ATKT
28th Oct., to End of April 2017 Declaration of Results FYJC
14th Nov., 2016 DIWALI VACATION ( Junior College) Arts / Sci. / Commerce / MCVC
26th Oct., 2016 to 26th April 2017 Declaration of results FY / SY
14th Nov.,, 2016 DIWALI VACATION ( Degree College) BA/B Com/B Sc./BMS/ BMM/BAF/BBI
15th Nov., 2016 College re-opens- ( Junior College) 27th April, 2017 Commencement of Admission of
15th Nov., 2016 College Re-opens- Lectures/Practical begin for SY & TY BA/ B.Sc. /B.Com/ BAF/BMM/BBI/BMS
all classes ( Degree College) 28th April, 2017 Commencement of Admission of
18th 24th SYJC Arts/Sci./Commerce/MCVC
November.,2016 7 day NSS residential camp 01st May, 2017 Summer Vacation of Degree College Starts
26th Nov., 2016 Constitution Day 02nd May, 2017 Summer Vacation of Junior College Starts

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Rizvi Education Societys

Rizvi Complex, Sherly Rajan Road, Off. Carter Road,

"Humanize, Equalize, Spiritualize"

01 Message from Principal 03

02 Introduction, Affiliation, Mission Statement and Motto 04

04 Facilities, Committees and Associations 07

05 General Information and Rules 08

06 Ragging Rules, Admission Policy 09

07 Available seats in Sr. College 10

08 Available seats in Jr. College 11

09 List of Documents to be attached with the Admission forms 12

10 Admission Policy and Subject combination (Junior College) 13

12 Admission Policy and Subject combination - Post Graduate - 26

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

14 Evaluation System - Junior College 28

15 Examination, ATKT Rules, Verification of Marks, Revaluation and Results 30

17 Awards, Scholarships, Concessions and Freeships (Degree College) 33

18 Awards, Scholarships, Concessions and Freeships (Junior College) 37

19 Fees Chart (Junior, Degree College) & (Self Financing Courses) 40

20 Miscellaneous fees structure - (Degree & Junior College) 43

21 Tie Up With Institute of ISO Auditing & Implementation (IIAI) 44

22 Tie Up With MIT (New Zealand) 45

23 Tentative Calendar for Academic Year 2016 - 2017 50

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

Dr. Farooqui M.Z.

Rizvi Education Society's

4 RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

1. To impart quality education to our students.

WHY SHOULD YOU APPLY TO RIZVI COLLEGE?

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE 5

SUPPORTING YOUR NEEDS

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FACILITIES, COMMITTEES AND ASSOCIATIONS

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE 7

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE 9

AVAILABLE SEATS IN DEGREE COLLEGE

B.A. 01 - 120 60 18 08 04 08 04 02 02 02 01 11 35%

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AVAILABLE SEATS IN JUNIOR COLLEGE

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE 11

PRE - ADMISSION FORM

1. English 2. Any one of the following Languages: URDU / Hindi / Marathi

5. Philosophy 6. History / Logic 7. E.V.S. 8. Physical Education

Select any one Group

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE 13

1. English 2. Any one of the following Languages

1. English 3. Foundation Course

14 RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

COURSES AND SUBJECTS COMBINATION AVAILABLE

RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE 15

BACHELOR OF MASS MEDIA

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RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE 17

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE (B.Sc. CS)

Ordinance No. Duration Circular No.

1. Aggregate Marks at H.S.C. or equivalent.

3. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (B.Sc (I.T))

Ordinance No. Duration Circular No.

18 RIZVI COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Information Techlonogy)

F.Y.B.Sc. - Information Technology

1. Professional Communication Skills 1. Web Technologies

SYBSC- Information Technology

1. Logic & Discrete Mathematics 1. Software Engineering