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THAKUR COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & COMMERCE AUTONOMOUS COLLEGE, PERMANENTLY AFFILIATED TO UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI

NAAC Accredited Grade 'A' (3rd Cycle) & ISO 9001:2015 (Certified)

Best College Award by University of Mumbai for the Year 2018-2019

http://www.tcsc.edu.in/

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

CONTENTS...

About the Institute 02

Vision,

Mission, Goals & Objectives

Quality Policy

Minority Status

NAAC & ISO 9001:2015 Certifications

Autonomous Status (Affiliation with University of Mumbai)

Junior College (Science & Commerce) 11

F.Y.J.C. & S.Y.J.C.

Subjects offered

Admission Guidelines

Examination Pattern & Passing Standard

Degree College (Commerce & Science) 14

Courses offered

Admission Guidelines

Examination Pattern & Passing Standards

Transcripts & Refunds 54

Degree College

International Collaborations 55

Student Placements 56

Distinguished Guests at our College 57

Committees & Associations 58

Extra -curricular Activities 61

Infrastructure 62

Other Student Services 66

Rules & Regulations 67

Scholarships & Awards 68

Institutes of the Thakur Educational Group 70


VISION & MISSION

VISION

To be a leading educational institution by

providing world class education in diverse

emerging disciplines to produce conscientious

and learned professionals who significantly

contribute to socio-economic development of

the nation.

MISSION We, at the Thakur College of Science and Commerce, will strive to achieve

excellence through quality education by providing the right academic

ambience for the overall development of students.

GOALS To impart quality education to the students in their chosen areas of study

To provide opportunities for co - curricular, extracurricular and extra

mural activities aimed at all round development of personality

To develop individuals with multifaceted personality who will shoulder

responsibilities of the family, the society and the nation

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ABOUT THE INSTITUTE

Thakur Education Trust (TET) established Thakur

College of Science & Commerce in 1992 with one

division of FYJC Commerce. It further expanded in

1997 with FYJC Science and Degree programmes in

the stream of Commerce and in 1999 with Degree

Science. The College affiliated to University of Mumbai,

has achieved Academic Autonomy in June 2019.

TCSC [Degree & Junior] and has more than 14,000

students, 225 teaching staff, 150 non-teaching staff in

the degree and junior college together. Thakur College

caters to all students, from diverse backgrounds and

provides a wide choice of opportunities for academic

enhancement and all-round growth. Each student is

offered an open platform to display his/ her talent or

varied skill sets, in addition to curricular, co-curricular

and extra-curricular activities. These varieties of

programs inculcates and nurture the qualities of

students such like as leadership, administrative,

organizing capability and managing skills.

University Grants Commission (UGC) has conferred

‘AUTONOMOUS STATUS’ (affiliated to University of

Mumbai) for the period of 10 years to Thakur College

of Science & Commerce from the academic year

2019-20. This Autonomous status has brought us

greater academic freedom to design innovative

programmes to meet industry needs, skill-based

courses for employability and a quest for excellence.

This year, the College has been awarded as

‘Best College 2018-19' by University of Mumbai, for its

excellence in student progression across all academic

and non-academic categories.

Thakur College of Science & Commerce is presently

offering Junior College in Science & Commerce and

Undergraduate programmes like B.Com, BAF, BMS,

BFM, BBI, BIM along with post-graduate programmes

M.Com (e-com), M.Com. (Accountancy) in the

Commerce Faculty, in the Science faculty B.Sc., B.Sc.

(I.T.), B.Sc.(Computer Science), Biotechnology and

Aviation along with post graduate programmes of

M.Sc.Chemistry- Inorganic and Organic (By papers &

research), M.Sc.(Information Technology) and M.Sc.

(Computer Science). The College plans to start with

M.Sc.(Botany) and M.Sc.(Zoology) this year. In the Arts

faculty it offers BMM, FTNMP and post-graduation

in M.A.(Entertainment, Media and Advertising). It

is also a recognized center for the Ph.D. Degree in

Chemistry. Due to consistent excellent results in the

HSC examination and at the University level, Thakur

College of Science & Commerce has been recognized

as one of the leading institutes of Mumbai. It has

always encouraged an inclusive admission policy

that favours meritorious and deserving students

irrespective of their economic backgrounds.

The campus of the college is spread over 1.81 acres

of land surrounded by the lush greens of National

Park. ICT based classrooms, well-equipped Science

Laboratories, Electronic and Computer laboratories,

Spacious Auditorium and Seminar hall, wi-fi enabled

classes, state of the art Media Lab, R & D Centre and

a Library which can accommodate 684 students in

its huge reading hall add to the academic ambience

of the College. The Incubation Centre (proposed)

promises to prepare students for being wealth-

creators through the paths of critical thinking, a

professional work ethic and the determination to be

accountable.

Sports facilities include a Gymkhana in the campus

along with a huge ground for Cricket and Football, a

basket-ball court, football turf along with coaches of

international repute. College canteen, Hostel facilities

for the Boys, open Quadrangles facilitate the all-

round development of a student.

Students of the college have excelled in extra-curricular

activities; have won laurels in Sports winning the title

of 2nd position at University of Mumbai. Our students

have the experience of managing an Inter-Collegiate

fest and have won many cultural competitions across

the city. Most of them have excelled in the field of

Media being popular face on the Television. We

encourage student participation in National Service

Scheme (NSS) and the National Cadet Corps (NCC),

where our students are selected for the Republic Day

Parade at New Delhi each year. Our Inter-Collegiate

Academic and Cultural Fest, Taarangan; is a value-

adding life-skill development fest that attracts

participants across the city and hosts celebrities from

Bollywood. Field trips, Industrial Visits, Seminars and

Conferences organized by each department exposes

the students to real life corporate situations. The

College believes in creating a conducive student-

centric teaching-learning environment that reflects

positivity in its every activity.

The College has International academic collaborations

with foreign Universities of Canada and Australia to

assist students explore newer avenues in their career

advancement.

The college blends ethos of Modernity linking our

traditional values to the future.

The college has been granted minority status whereby 50% of seats are reserved for Hindi speaking linguistic

minority as per G. R. No. ASN 1099/Lang (278/99) MASHI-3 dated 1st October 1994.


To inculcate moral

& ethical values

in the students

making them

responsible global

citizens

To develop a

healthy relationship

between students

and teachers

To encourage

students

participation in

offered by the

college

To instill discipline

in student’s all

aspects of college

life

To ensure that

the students are

prepared to face

the competitive

job market

COMMITMENTS To make learning

interesting and

students eager to

learn and acquire

value based

Knowledge

To help students To ascertain

realize that college Transparency

is the best place in college

for all round administration and

development of avoid discrimination

their personality or partiality against

COMMITMENTS

QUALITY POLICY

The management of TCSC is committed to impart

a complete all-round education of high academic

excellence by providing

i) Opportunities for self-development in academic

and personal spheres through better teaching /

learning experiences

ii Instilling ethical and moral values

iii) Opportunities for development of personality

and character of students by disciplined habits,

sustained work, devotion to duty and co-

operative spirit through co-curricular activities

The management is committed to continually

improve the service quality through

i) Training and retraining of educationists to

enhance their competencies

ii) Improvement in learning resources such as

laboratories, library etc.

iii) Adopting the NAAC and ISO 9001:2015 quality

management system

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AUTONOMOUS

Thakur College of Science & Commerce has been

conferred upon “Academic Autonomy” under

University of Mumbai, by the University Grants

Commission from June 2019.

The Autonomous stature gives freedom to the College

to design curricula as per industry requirements,

initiate innovative skill development programs for

employment, offer necessary credits for enhanced

knowledge acquired and conduct examinations on

their own. This is one of the important milestones in

the history of the College. The College is administered

by Governing Body, Academic Council, Board of

Studies, Examination Committee/ Board and Finance

Committee. This has helped the college to bridge

the gap between Industry and Academia and bring

revolutionary changes in the curricula. Every subject is

governed by a separate Board of Studies comprising

of well-known Academicians with representation

from University, Industry, Corporate and Alumni alike.

Benefits of Autonomy

• Freedom to design curricula as per dynamic

industry requirements.

• Freedom to students to choose course of their

choice from a wide range of electives.

• Continuous assessment to ensure fairness and

consistent competence of students.

• Develop innovative project-based methods of

student’s assessment and performance evaluation.

• Student-centric teaching pedagogy, using modern

tools of education technology.

• Promote healthy practices of community projects

and social justice.

• Collaborations with International Institutes for

limitless avenues of Student development.

The Academic Council looks into the academic

affairs and quality of curricula, teaching and quality

of education imparted at Undergraduate as well as

Post-Graduate levels. Presently, our First Year (2020-

2021) and Second Year (Batch enrolment 2019-2020)

of Undergraduate programmes are under Autonomy

while Third Year (Batch enrolment of 2018-19) functions

as University of Mumbai norms. Similarly, from this

academic year, all Post-Graduate programmes are

under autonomous mode. The College has adopted

Choice Based Credit System for both Undergraduate

and Post-Graduate programmes.

The Autonomous Status makes the College

responsible to grow itself as a centre of excellence in

developing global competencies through knowledge

creation, character grooming and social commitment

to the Nation.


CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

Delivering quality education is crucial for holistic

development of a Nation and is a key enabler for

ensuring inclusive and sustainable development.

India’s Education sector is at a pivotal stage in

its growth trajectory. Expanding access to higher

education, skill development and vocational training

enhances the youth to stand in the global competition

and propel the socio-economic development of

India. In the last decade, The Education Industry has

witnessed a positive trend, yet the sector faces a

greater challenge of providing equal opportunities for

higher education and addressing sectoral and social

imbalances. To match global excellence standards,

it is imperative to provide quality infrastructure and

facilities as well as a robust curriculum by investing

resources in R&D and pursuing greater international

linkages and collaborations.

Thakur Educational Group (TEG) is committed to

provide world class education to all from the basic

Kindergarten to Ph. D. encompassing local as well

as global needs of society. The TEG aims to design

and deliver programmes that cater to market

requirements.

We believe that given the socio-economic dynamics of

our nation, TEG has a special role to play in enhancing

the employability of young Indians and helping the

economy acquire a competitive edge. Through

provision of state-of-the art infrastructure, qualified

and experience faculty, process driven quality in

delivery of education and overall development of

students, we at Thakur Educational Group ensure our

commitment delivery.

Thakur College of Science & Commerce recognized by

University of Mumbai is focused to offer its invaluable

contribution to the faculty of Science & Commerce

and has advertently been updating the programmes

and the pedagogy. The faculty is actively engaged in

academic research and curriculum enhancement to

make young citizens employable ready for Industry

needs. We believe in creating a visionary generation

who have strong moral values, ethics, an inclination

to learn and excel to the dynamics of the VUCA

(Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) world.

The student-centric approach is concentrated on

making education a learning experience.

-Shri. V. K. Singh

SECRETARY’S MESSAGE

Education, Skills and Employability are of paramount

importance in today’s volatile, complex and

ambiguous world. The principle goal of education

is to create youth who are capable of walking new

untraveled paths and building new roads of success.

Education positively influences various facets of

growth and development on the social and economic

fronts. Instilling the right skills and knowledge base

can form the building blocks of our economy, taking

growth to a new high.

We, at the management of Thakur College of Science

& Commerce have the vision of unfolding an arena of

educational programmes for the young generation to

transform them into responsible global citizens of our

country. We dream that our students be capable of

being wealth creators for our country.

Thakur College commenced its journey in 1990

catering to the educational needs of the youth

and has travelled a long way leaving its footprints

imbibed in various facets of education as

“Best College” by University of Mumbai. We have

gained recognition from various Government and

private Corporate bodies, thus increasing our

benchmark of academic excellence. Professional

Learning, International academic exposure,

intellectual and culturally stimulating environment

integrated with Academic Excellence is the unique

strength and offering of Thakur College. The College

strives to transmit specialized knowledge, empathy

for social concerns and responsibility towards nation

for the holistic development of all students.

The core function of Integrated Academic Excellence

is supported by wide infrastructure, state of art

technology resources and experienced qualified

staff.

We aim to create a learner centric environment,

a learning experience for all our participants, an

experience that will impact their careers and their

lives.

It is our endeavour to create successful leaders for

tomorrow without losing sight of the Indian culture.

Wish you all the Best.

-Shri. Jitendra R. Singh


FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

Dear Students,

In our short journey of over two decades, Thakur

College of Science and Commerce has witnessed

and recorded a number of achievements, being

awarded ‘Best College’ – by University of Mumbai,

being featured in ‘Edupreneur’ as one of the Top

Educational Institutions across India by the Times

Group. I congratulate each and every stakeholder of

this family and especially the students in taking this

institution to the leading edge, where it stands today.

We are proud to be recognized as a unique and

exceptionally viable institution providing quality

education in multiple disciplines.

The Business environment and corporate world

has transited to be very challenging, thus making it

very imperative for the students to understand its

implications and prepare themselves to enhance

and capitalize their capabilities in the best way

possible. Our college has indeed committed itself to

provide you the needed platform for developing your

potentials and skills for leveraging your success.

We are endowed with a large physical infrastructure

equipped with modern technology and a strong

belief to impart learning beyond the classrooms for

the growth of the new generation. We are associated

with a number of activities such as e –learning portal,

strengthening academia-industry linkages, societal

linkages, research based projects and many more

such initiatives.

We particularly intend to instill in all our learners a

strong value and belief system that inspires them to

contribute to society. We believe that a strong moral

and ethical foundation creates good citizens who,

albeit in a small way, make the world a better place

by contributing to the community, country and the

world.

The vibrancy of this institution is evident from the

strong connect we have with all our stakeholders,

especially alumni. Enabling integrated growth through

vibrant blend of knowledge, wisdom and values,

learning in Thakur College is a unique experience,

which can be cherished for a lifetime!!

My team and I pledge our commitment to your child

and you, and assure you that your association with

TCSC will be a rewarding experience…

We welcome you to be a part of TCSC family.

-Dr. (Mrs) C.T.Chakraborty

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JUNIOR COLLEGE

Subjects offered Science & Commerce - Junior College

SCIENCE - F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C.

Compulsory Subjects

1. English

2. Physics

3. Chemistry

4. Environment Education & Water Conservation

5. Health & Physical Education

Optional Subjects

1. Hindi or Marathi or French

2. Mathematics

3. Biology

4. Computer Science

5. Information Technology

6. Electronics

7. Sociology

SEAT DISTRIBUTIONS

(Subject to Education Department Decision)

COMMERCE - F.Y.J.C. and S.Y.J.C.

Compulsory Subjects

1. English

2. Economics

3. Organization of Commerce and Management

4. Book Keeping and Accountancy

5. Environment Education & Water Conservation

6. Health & Physical Education

Optional Subjects

1. Hindi or Marathi or French

2. Mathematics and Statistics / Secretarial

Practice

3. Information Technology

Intake: a) F.Y.J.C. Science : 1320 | b) F.Y.J.C. Commerce : 1800

Minority Students (Hindi Speaking) 50 % of seats

In-House Quota 10 % of seats

Management Quota 5 % of seats

Servicemen / Ex-servicemen Quota 5 % of seats

Arts & Cultural Quota 2 % of seats

Sports Quota 3 % of seats

Physically Handicapped Quota 3 % of seats

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Students passing S.S.C. examination (Std. X) by

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education

or Examination considered equivalent to S.S.C.

Examination of the Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary Education.

ADMISSION GUIDELINES

1. Admission to Hindi Linguistic Minority and

In-house students will be done at the College Level

before the online admission on the basis of merit.

Students must submit the following documents:

• Pre admission form (Available at Office counter)

• Attested Photocopy of Mark sheet (Std. X)

• Attested Photocopy of School Leaving

Certificate along with Original

2. All other category admissions will be done

online.

3. Admission to the F.Y.J.C. will be as per the online

system introduced by the Government of

Maharashtra / Deputy Director of Education,

Greater Mumbai.

4. The schedule will be announced on the college

website, www.tcsc.edu.in after the S.S.C. result

declaration.

5. Students failing to secure admission by paying

fees on the day, date, and time specified will lose

their claim for admission. No claim in this respect

will be entertained later for any reason what so

ever.

6. All admissions are provisional and will only be

confirmed after verification of documents

submitted.



Documents Required :

A. Hindi Linguistic Minority and In-house students

• Completely filled college admission form

• Attested photocopy of Std. X mark sheet

• Original School Leaving Certificate

• Student’s self-declaration form (for Hindi

linguistic minority)

• Fees by demand draft drawn in favour of “Thakur College of Science and Commerce (Junior)”.

B. Students coming from Board other than Maharashtra State Board

• Application in the prescribed form which is

obtained from the Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Mumbai Division, Navi Mumbai, Vashi-400703

NOTE

Students should note that before submitting the

original School Leaving Certificate or Transfer

Certificate to the college which will be kept by the

college permanently, students should keep sufficient

photocopies of Leaving Certificate or Transfer

Certificate with them.

• Original Statement of marks and three photocopies of the same

• Original Leaving Certificate (Counter signed by Educational Inspector) and three photocopies

of the same

• Original Migration Certificate

• Copy of Aadhar Card

• Passing Certificate

• Proforma of Deed of undertaking available with

eligibility form

• Transcript of Syllabus of the subjects passed

C. Students seeking admission under sports and

cultural category must attach true copy of relevant documents.

Attendance Requirement

As per the MSBSHSE Board’s regulation No. 88(1), a

student is required to have 75% of attendance in each

term. A deficiency up-to 15% would be considered on

Medical grounds, supported by time bound Medical

Certificate. Further 10% deficiency for exceptional

cases, as per the recommendation of the Principal

would be considered.

EXAMINATION PATTERN AND PASSING STANDARD

F.Y.J.C. : Commerce and Science

Sr. No. Name of the Examination Month Marks

1 Unit Test 1 August 25

2 Unit Test 2 September 25

3 First Terminal Examination October / November 50

4 Unit Test 3 January 25

5 Unit Test 4 February 25

6 Annual Examination March / April 100

7 Re-examination After First Terminal / Annual Examination 50/100

Re-examination :

Only for those students who inform the Principal in

writing of their inability to appear for first / Annual

examination because of ill health or reason beyond

control and to the satisfaction of the Principal.

Note :

Performance in every test / examination is taken into

consideration while promoting to next higher class.

Criteria for Granting Terms and for Promotion :

Students of F.Y.J.C. (Science and Commerce) will not

be promoted to S.Y.J.C. unless they fulfill the following

conditions:

i) Attend at least 75% of the lectures, practicals,

tutorials and performance in project /

assignments in each term. If they do not fulfil

this requirement, they will not be allowed to

attempt the F.Y.J.C. Annual Examination.

ii) Get their Journals certified by the concerned

authority.

iii) Secure a minimum of 35% on the average marks

of the I Terminal and Annual Examination

together with the unit test in each subject.

Gracing Rules :

i) If a candidate appearing in all the subjects and

fails in one or more subjects, the deficiency of

marks in maximum 3 subjects to a maximum

of 15 marks but not exceeding 10 marks in any

one subject, shall be condoned for the purpose

of passing the examination.

ii) As per Board circular dated 4th January 2019,

students who participate at State, National,

Divisional, District and International level

sports events and NCC, shall be eligible to get

concessional marks in the college exam, as

well as in H.S.C. Board exam either for passing

or for improving their percentage.

Malpractice During Examinations :

As per notifications and norms of Maharashtra

State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary

Education vide booklet no. C-2/BRC, F-6/e. Student

is not supposed to carry any written material, mobile

phones, smart watches or any information or

scribbled objects. Under such circumstances, the

Unfair Means Committee of the college can

confiscate the material and scrutinize it. If found

objectionable, can declare the said subject of the

respective examination, “Null and Void”.

ADMISSION (S.Y.J.C.) : Science and Commerce

Admissions to Std. XII for the students of Thakur

College will be held immediately after the declaration

of the result of Std. XI.


A) Students from Thakur College

• Admission Form

• Identity card of F.Y.J.C.

• Attested photocopy of mark sheet of F.Y.J.C.

showing promotion to S.Y.J.C. class

B) Students from other colleges

• Admission Form

• No Objection Certificate from the Junior

College last attended

• School Leaving Certificate of the college last

attended

• Original and attested photocopy of mark sheet

of F.Y.J.C showing promotion to S.Y.J.C. class

S.Y.J.C. Science and Commerce Examination :

• The students should note that their performance

in regular test/examination will be taken into

consideration while allowing them for the H.S.C.

Board Examination.

• Attendance and performance at tutorials and test

series will also be given due weightage.

• Preliminary Examination for S.Y.J.C. will

be held in the month of December. The

portion, pattern, and duration of the examination

will be the same as prescribed by the Board for

the H.S.C. Examination.

• There will be public examination (Higher

Secondary Certificate Examination) at the end

of the Academic year. This examination will

be conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.

• The passing criterion is 35% of the appropriate

marks, including theory and practicals /orals in

every subject of Science and Commerce.

• It is compulsory for Students to attend Health

and Physical Education Exam that includes

practical and theory.

• It is compulsory for students to appear for the

test and also submit Project and Journal Report

for the subject of Environmental Education.

Refund of fees:

As per the rule of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.

College Performance at H.S.C Board Examination:

YEAR BOARD RESULT COLLEGE RESULT

2018-19

Science Commerce Science Commerce

83.16% 82.28% 92.11% 96.77%

2017-18 90.48% 84.23% 98.18% 98.50%

2016-17 92.55% 88.34% 96.86% 97.51%

The Higher Secondary Certificate Awards

75% and Above - Grade I with Distinction

60% to 74.99% - Grade I

45% to 59.99% - Grade II

All Other Successful candidates (Including the exempted) - Grade Pass


Programmes offered at TCSC

PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

HSC Regular (Science & Commerce) 10th or Equivalent Examination

Undergraduate Programme (3 Years, Full Time)

B.Sc. 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Sc. (Computer Science) 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Sc. (Information Technology) Minimum 45% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Sc. (Biotechnology) 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Sc. (Aviation) 12th or Equivalent Examination or 10th + Three Year Engineering

/ Technology/ Diploma with Mathematics & Physics or HSC

Diploma

B.Sc. ( Data Science) Minimum 45% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Sc. (Actuarial Sciences) Minimum 50% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination with Mathematics as a subject

B.Com. 12th or Equivalent

B.Com. (Accounting & Finance) Minimum 45% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Com. (Banking & Insurance) Minimum 45% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Com. (Financial Market) Minimum 45% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Com. (Investment Management) Minimum 45% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination

B. Management Studies Minimum 45% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.Com. (Actuarial Studies) Minimum 50% aggregate at 12th or Equivalent Examination with Mathematics as a subject

B.A. (Mass Media) 12th or Equivalent Examination

B.A. (Film, TV & New Media Production)

12th or Equivalent Examination

Post Graduate Programme (2 Years, Full Time)

M.Com. (E-Commerce) B.Com or Equivalent with not less than 50% aggregate

M.Com. ( Accountancy) B.Com, BMS, BBI, BFM, BAF or Equivalent with not less than 45% aggregate

M.A. (Entertainment, Media & Advertising)

Graduate in any Discipline

M.Sc. (Computer Science) B.C.S. or B.Sc.(CS) or B.Sc.(IT) or B.E. any branch or B.Sc. (Old Course with combination of Physics / Mathematics / Statistics as Major and Mathematics as Ancillary (4 Units)

M.Sc. (Information Technology) B.C.S. or B.Sc.(CS) or B.Sc.(IT) aggregate or B.E. in IT/ Electronics & Telecom) with minimum 45% aggregate

M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry) B.Sc. with Chemistry

M.Sc. (Inorganic Chemistry) B.Sc. with Chemistry

M.Sc. (Botany) (Proposed) B.Sc. with Botany

M.Sc. (Zoology) (Proposed) B.Sc. with Zoology

Ph.D. (Organic Chemistry) M.Sc. with Organic Chemistry

Career & Skill Development Courses

COURSE AFFILIATION

Retail Marketing University of Mumbai

Bio-Informatics University of Mumbai

Global Financial Markets Professional Program Bombay Stock Exchange Institute Ltd.

Certificate Course in Tally ERP9 Thakur Technology Centre

Business English Certificate, Key English Test, Teaching Knowledge Test

Cambridge University Press with Department of Business Communication

Diploma in Banking and Finance Indian Institute of Banking and Finance with Department of Banking & Insurance

Certificate Course in Social Media Marketing Indian Institute of Digital Education with Department of Commerce

Certificate Course in Advance Excel

Mumbai Management Academy & Research, IMC – Chamber of Commerce & Industry with Department of Economics

Certificate Course in Android Application Development

Samuid Info. Pvt. Ltd. in collaboration with Department of Information Technology

Certificate Course in GC – HPLC VARNI Analytical Laboratories with Department of Chemistry

Certificate Course in Digital Marketing TCSC - Department of M.Com.(E-Commerce )

Certificate Course in Advance Excel TCSC - Department of M.Com.(E-Commerce)

Certificate Course in Sales Marketing TCSC - Department of Commerce

Certificate Course in Wealth Management TCSC – Department of Banking & Insurance

Certificate Course in Capital Market & Equity Research

TCSC – Department of Financial Markets

Certificate Course in Bloomberg Market Concept TCSC – Department of Financial Markets

Certificate Course in Advanced Internet Marketing TCSC – Department of Management Studies

Certificate Course in Financial Statement Analysis TCSC – Department of Investment Management

Certificate Course in Ikigai of Money TCSC – Department of Economics

Certificate Course in Basics of Mutual Fund Management

TCSC - Department of Accountancy

Certificate Course in Environment & Humanity TCSC - Department of Environmental Studies

Certificate Course in Energy Auditing TCSC – Department of Physics

Certificate Course in Chemistry Structure Drawing using Chemsketch

TCSC – Department of Chemistry

Certificate Course in Linux Fundamentals TCSC – Department of Computer Sciences

Certificate course in Oracle DBA TCSC – Department of Computer Sciences

Certificate Course in Data Analysis using R Software TCSC - Department of Mathematics

Certificate Course in Angiosperm Taxonomy TCSC - Department of Botany

Certificate Course in Drupple CAP TCSC - Department of B.Sc. (Information Technology)

Certificate Course in Office Automation

College encourages students to Enroll for Certificate Courses of SWAYAM – MHRD ( An initiative of Government of India)

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ADMISSION : UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Admission to the first year undergraduate programmes will be conducted as per the guidelines and schedule

announced by the University of Mumbai. The admission schedule will be displayed on the college website,

www.tcsc.edu.in

Admission Policy for F.Y.B.Com., F.Y.B.Sc. and F.Y. Professional Programmes

• Students must register online on the University portal link to be eligible to seek admission

(http://mum.digitaluniversity.ac). All admissions are as per the University of Mumbai guidelines for respective

programme.

• 50% Seats are reserved for the Hindi Linguistic Minority.

• All admissions are provisional, subject to the approval of the University of Mumbai.

• Students are required to fill the University enrollment form, failing which the admission will not be

approved by the University of Mumbai and will not be allowed to appear for the examination.

• It should be noted that Principal of the College has final authority to decide the courses in the selected

programme.

• No candidate will be deemed as admitted to the college unless he/she submit the dully filled downloaded

online form for Thakur College of Science and Commerce and has paid the necessary fees, deposits and

obtained approval from the University.

• Other Board /University Students Ordinance (O. 111): Candidates from other than Maharashtra State Board

of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or Intermediate Education or any other Statutory examining

body shall apply for provisional statement of eligibility with the prescribed fees and documents in the

college office. Student should submit the other necessary documents within one week of the commencement

of the semester in the college office for the confirmation of the eligibility. If eligibility is not confirmed by the

University, the terms kept for the academic year will be treated as “Null and Void”.

ADMISSION PROCESS

Admission Guidelines :

Step 1: Online Registration at University Mumbai

1. For preadmission, online registration of the

University of Mumbai is mandatory. It is mandatory

to complete the Pre-Admission Online Registration

within stipulated time.

2. The students should take print out of online

application form as per the registration of

educational courses.

Step 2 : Online Admission at the College

1. Login to College Website (www.tcsc.edu.in).

Register yourself under new Registration Link.

2. Now you have to login with your username and

password received.

3. If you have logged in successfully, you will get a

form where you have to fill your Personal Details.

4. Now Click on submit button, you will get

Confirmation dialog.

5. After Confirmation of personal details, you will get

Contact and Academic detail form. Here you have

to fill the details.

6. Submit the admission form in the college office

along with the required documents.


• Print out of the Online Registration form for

Thakur College of Science and Commerce

• Admission form of the college

• Marksheet with Two attested photocopies

• H.S.C. leaving certificate with Two attested

photocopies (Original to be submitted at the time

of admission)

• Caste certificate (if applicable) and one attested

photocopy (Original to be shown at the time of

admission)

• Enrollment is compulsory and is online

• Payment of fees by DD in favor of “Thakur

College of Science and Commerce (Degree)”/

Online Payment

Important Note :

Students failing to secure admission by paying fees

on the day, date and time specified will lose their

claim for admission. No claim in this respect will be

entertained later for any reason what so ever.


Admissions to the second and third year of Degree Programmes will commence immediately after the

declaration of results of Semester II and Semester IV examinations. Eligible learners must submit following

documents:


• Admission form of the College

• Photocopy of Aadhar card

• Latest electricity bill

• Xerox copies of grade cards of previous semesters

• Insurance form

• Receipt of online payment of fees

Students from other colleges affiliated to the University

of Mumbai will be admitted only on producing ‘No

Objection Certificate’ from the Principal of the

College last attended and their admission will be

confirmed only on receipt of Transfer Certificate. For

this purpose they should submit a Transfer Certificate

from their previous college with the PNR number

along with fees to the college for actual admission.

Mode of Payment :

Fees for Second and Third year programmes will

be accepted online and the link will be available at

college website.

Termination of Registration :

Students who register in the college in the first

semester but do not intend to rejoin the college for

the second semester must inform the office in writing

to that effect before the last day of the first semester.

UNIQUENESS

(Mentor Mentee System)

Our institution, has a unique system of Mentor -

Mentee. In this System a Teacher Mentor is assigned

to every student. A class consisting of 120 students is

divided into 2 batches of approximately 60 students

each, each batch is assigned a Teacher Mentor who

teaches in that particular programme. The Teacher

Mentor maintains the personal data of the Students

including their academic performance, their hobbies

and interests. The Teacher Mentors makes a virtual

group of their mentees and interacts with them

regarding short term certificate courses, internship

opportunities, their attendance or any personal query

as asked.

ADMISSION : SECOND YEAR AND THIRD YEAR PROGRAMMES


Eligibility Criteria : (O.2152)

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the

Three Year Degree Course leading to the Bachelor of

Commerce must have passed the Higher Secondary

School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination conducted

by the different divisional boards of the Maharashtra


Education

OR

Must have passed the Higher Secondary School

Certificate (Std. XII) Examination with vocational

subjects/minimum competency based vocational

course conducted by the different divisional boards

of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and

Higher Secondary Education

OR

Must have passed an Examination of another

University or Body recognized as equivalent to Higher

Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination

Student from other University or Board of Secondary

or Intermediate Education or any other Statutory

examining body should refer to University Ordinance

(O. 111) as given in the college prospectus page no.16.

F.Y.B.Com. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)

No. of

Courses SEMESTER I Credits No. of Courses SEMESTER II Credits

1 Elective Courses (EC) 1 Elective Courses (EC)

1A Discipline Specific Elective Courses (DSEC)

1A Discipline Specific Elective Courses (DSEC)

i Accountancy and Financial Management - I

03 i Accountancy and Financial Management - II

03

1B Discipline Related Elective Course (DREC)

1B Discipline Related Elective Course (DREC)

ii Commerce – I 03 ii Commerce – II 03

iii Economics - I 03 iii Economics – II 03

2 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC) 2 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

iv Business Communication – I 03 iv Business Communication – II 03

v Environmental Studies - I 03 v Environmental Studies – II 03

3 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) 3 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

vi Foundation Course - I 02 vi Foundation Course – II 02

4 Core Courses (CC) 4 Core Courses (CC)

vii Mathematical and Statistical Techniques - I

03 vii Mathematical and Statistical Techniques - II

03

Total Credit 20 Total Credit 20

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Intake -1320 students

S.Y.B.Com. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year- 2017-2018)

No. of Courses SEMESTER III Credits

No. of Courses SEMESTER IV Credits


1A a Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) Courses 1A a Discipline related Elective (DRE) Courses

i Accountancy and Financial Management-III 03

i

Accountancy and Financial Management - IV

03

ii

Financial Accounting and Auditing - Introduction to Management Accounting

03

ii Financial Accounting and Auditing - Auditing

03

1B Discipline Related Elective (DRE) Courses 1B Discipline Related Elective(DRE) Courses

iii Commerce - III 03 iii Commerce - IV 03

iv Business Economics - III 03 iv Business Economics - IV 03


2A Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

Group A

2A

Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Group A

v Advertising - I v Advertising - II

or 03 or 03

Computer Programming - I Computer Programming - II

2B Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Group B 2B Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC) Group B

vi

Foundation Course- Contemporary Issues - III

02

vi Foundation Course- Contemporary Issues - IV

02


vii Business Law - I 03 vii Business Law - II 03


T.Y.B.Com. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year- 2018-2019)

No. of Courses SEMESTER V

Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER VI

Credits


1A Discipline Specific Elective(DSE) Courses 1A Discipline Specific Elective(DSE) Courses

i

Financial Accounting and Auditing VII - Financial Accounting

04

i Financial Accounting and Auditing IX - Financial Accounting

04

ii

Financial Accounting and Auditing VIII - Cost Accounting

04

ii Financial Accounting and Auditing X- Cost Accounting

04

1B Discipline Related Elective(DRE) Courses 1B Discipline Related Elective(DRE) Courses

iii Commerce - V 03 iii Commerce - VI 03

iv Business Economics - V 03 iv Business Economics - VI 03


v Computer systems & Applications Paper - I

v

Computer systems & Applications Paper -II

or 03 or 03

Export Marketing Paper - I Export Marketing Paper - II

vi Direct & Indirect Taxation Paper - I 03 vi Direct & Indirect Taxation Paper - II 03


What Next after B.Com. ?

Students can pursue Higher Education in M.Com.(Advanced Accountancy), M.Com.(E-Commerce), Chartered Accountancy, Cost Accountancy, Company Secretary program and Stock Broking Diploma Courses.


Newsletter from Dept of

Accountancy and Finance

Eligibility Criteria : (O. 5204)


B.Com. (A & F) course must have passed the H.S.C.

(Std. XII) examination of the Maharashtra State Board

of Higher Secondary Education or an examination

recognized as equivalent and secured not less than

45% marks in aggregate for open category and 40%

in case of reserved category (in one attempt)




(O.111) as given in the college prospectus page no. 16.

F.Y.B.A.F. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)

No. of Courses SEMESTER I Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II Credits

1 Elective Courses (EC)


i Financial Accounting – I

( Elements of Financial Accounting)

03 i Financial Accounting – II

( Special Accounting Areas)

03

ii Auditing – I

(Introduction and Planning)

03 ii Auditing – II

(Auditing and Audit Procedures)

03

iii Business Mathematics 03 iii Management Accounting 03

2 Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)


iv Business Communication - I 03 iv Business Communication - II 03

2B Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

2B Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

v Foundation Course - I 02 v Foundation Course - II 02

3 Core Courses (CC)

3 Core Courses (CC)

vi Commerce – I ( Business Environment) 03 vi Commerce – II ( Introduction to

Management POM)

03

vii Business Economics – I (Micro) 03 vii Business Economics – II (Macro) 03

Total Credit 20

Total Credit 20

Intake -240 students

S.Y.B.A.F. : Courses Offered

(Implemented from Academic Year- 2017-2018)

No. of Courses

SEMESTER III Credits No. of Courses

SEMESTER IV Credits


i Financial Accounting

(Special Accounting Areas) - III

03 i Financial Accounting (Special

Accounting Areas) - IV

03

ii Cost Accounting

(Methods of Costing) - II

03 ii Management Accounting ( Introduction

to Management)

03

iii Taxation - I

(Direct Taxation - I)

03 iii Taxation - II

(Direct Taxation - II)

03

2 A Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)


iv Information Technology in

Accountancy - I

02 iv Information Technology in

Accountancy - II

02

B Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

B Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

v Foundation Course - III

(Financial Market Operations) - II

03 v Foundation Course - IV

(Introduction to Management)

03

3 Core Courses (CC)

3 Core Courses (CC)

vi Business Law - I

(Business Regulatory Framework)

03 vi Business Law

(Company Law) - III

03

vii Business Economics - II 03 vii Research Methodology in Accounting

and Finance

03

Total Credit 20

Total Credit 20

T.Y.B.A.F. : Courses Offered

(Implemented from Academic Year : 2018-2019)

No. of Courses

SEMESTER V Credits No. of Courses

SEMESTER VI Credits

1 Elective Courses 1 Elective Courses

i Financial Accounting – V 03 i Financial Accounting - VII 03

ii Cost Accounting – III 03 ii Cost Accounting - IV 03

iii Financial Management – II 03 iii Financial Management - III 03

iv Taxation –IV (Indirect Taxes – I) 03 iv Taxation - V (Indirect Taxes - II) 03


v Management (Management Applications POM) - II

04 v Economics - III (Indian & Financial Economy)

04

vi Financial Accounting - VI 04 vi Internship or Research Project in Accounting & Finance

04


Note: Project work is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving/analyzing/

exploring a real life situation/ difficult problem. Project work would be of 04 credits each. A project work

may be undertaken in any area of Elective Courses/ Study Area.

What Next after B.A.F. ?

Students can pursue Higher Education in Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary program, Chartered

Financial Analyst, Cost Accountancy, M.B.A., Masters in Cost Control & Control Accounts, Masters in

Corporate Accountancy, Masters in Accounting & Finance/ Taxation/Auditing and Masters of Financial

Management.



Banking & Insurance

Eligibility Criteria : ( O.5209)


B.Com. (B & I) course must have passed the H.S.C.



recognized as equivalent thereto and secured not

less than 45% marks in aggregate for open category

and 40% in case of reserve category (in one attempt)




(O.111) as given in the college prospectus page no.

16.

F.Y.B.B.I. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)

No. of Courses SEMESTER I

Credits

No. of Courses SEMESTER II

Credits


i Quantitative Methods - I 03 i Quantitative Methods - II 03

ii

Principles of Management

03

ii Environmental Management of Financial

Services

03

iii Financial Accounting - I 03 iii Financial Accounting – II 03


iv Business Communication – I 03 iv Business Communication – II 03


v Foundation Course - I 02 v Foundation Course - II 02


vi Principles & Practices of B & I 03 vi Organisational Behaviour 03

vii Business Economics - I 03 vii Business Economics – II 03

Total Credit 20

Total Credit 20


S.Y.B.B.I. : Courses Offered


No. of Courses SEMESTER III

Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

1 Elective Courses (EC) Discipline Related Elective (DRE)

1

Elective Courses (EC) Discipline Related Elective (DRE)

i Financial Management - I 03 i Financial Management - II 03

ii Management Accounting 03 ii Cost Accounting 03

iii Mutual Fund Management 03 iii Customer Relationship Management 03

2A Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

2A Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC)

iv Information Technology in Banking and Insurance - I

03 iv Information Technology in Banking and Insurance - II

03

2B Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) 2B Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)

v Foundation Course - III (An Overview of Banking Sector)

02 v Foundation Course - IV (An Overview of Insurance Sector)

02


vi Financial Market 03 vi Corporate & Securities Law 03

vii Direct Taxation 03 vii Business Economics - II 03


T.Y.B.B.I. : Courses Offered



Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER VI

Credits


i Financial Reporting & Analysis (Corporate Banking & Insurance)

03 i Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

03

ii Auditing - I 03 ii Auditing - II 03

iii Strategic Management 03 iii Human Resource Management 03

iv Financial Services Management 03 iv Turnaround Management 03


v International Banking and Finance 04 v Central Banking 04

3 Ability Enhancement Course(AEC) 3 Ability Enhancement Course(AEC)

vi Research Methodology 04 vi Project Work in Banking & Insurance 04


Note: Project work is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving/analyzing/

exploring a real life situation/ difficult problem. Project work would be of 04 credits each. A project work

may be undertaken in any area of Elective Courses/ Study Area.

What Next after B.B.I.?

Students can pursue Higher Education in M.B.A., Professional Diploma Courses in Banking and Insurance,

Masters in Banking, Finance and Insurance, Masters of Finance and Control, M.Com.(Banking and Finance),

Chartered Accountancy and Company Secretary program.



Banking & Insurance



B.Com. (FM) course must have passed the H.S.C.





and 40% in case of reserve category (in one attempt




(O. 111) as given in the college prospectus page no.

16.

F.Y.B.F.M. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)

No. of Courses

SEMESTER I No. of Courses

SEMESTER II Credits


i Financial Accounting - I 03 i Financial Accounting - II 03

ii Introduction to Financial System 03 ii Principles of Management 03

iii Business Mathematics 03 iii Business Statistics 03




v Foundation Course – I 02 v Foundation Course - II 02

4 General courses(GC) 4 General courses(GC)

vi Business Environment 03 vi Environmental Science 03

vii Business Economics - I 03 vii Computer Skills – I 03


Intake -60 students

S.Y.B.F.M. : Courses Offered



Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

1 Discipline Related Elective Courses (DRE)

1

Discipline Related Elective Courses (DRE)

i Debt Markets - I 03 i Debt Markets - II 03

ii Equity Markets - I 03 ii Equity Markets - II 03

iii Commodities Markets 03 iii Commodities Derivatives 03


A Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses

A

Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses

iv Business Law - I 03 iv Business Law - II 03

B Ability Enhancement Elective Course B Ability Enhancement Elective Course

v Foundation Course - III

(Money Markets) 02 v

Foundation Course - IV

(Foreign Exchange Markets) 02


vi Management Accounting 03 vi Corporate Finance 03

vii Computer Skills - II 03 vii Business Economics - II 03


T.Y.B.F.M. : Courses Offered



Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER VI

Credits


i Marketing in Financial Services 03 i Venture Capital and Private Equity 03

ii Technical analysis 03 ii Mutual Fund Management 03

iii Equity Research 03 iii Strategic Corporate Finance 03

iv Business Valuation 03 iv Corporate Restructuring 03


v Financial Derivatives 04 v Risk Management 04

vi Business Ethics and Corporate Governance

04 vi Project Work 04


NOTE: Project work is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving/analyzing/

exploring a real life situation/ difficult problem. Project work would be of 04 credits each. A project work may

be undertaken in any area of Elective Courses/ Study Area.

What Next after B.F.M.?

Students can pursue Higher Education in Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary, Chartered Financial

Analyst, Cost Accountancy, Master of Business Administration, Actuarial Science, M.Com (Advanced

Accountancy) and Masters of Financial Management.


Eligibility Criteria :


B.Com. (IM) course must have passed the H.S.C. (Std.

XII) examination of the Maharashtra State Board




& 40% in case of reserved category (in one attempt)





16.

F.Y.B.I.M. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits


Credits



i Basic of Investment & Wealth Creation 03 i Introduction to Wealth Management 03

ii Introduction to Accounting - I 03 ii Introduction to Accounting - II 03

iii Introduction to Financial System 03 iii Introduction to Financial Markets 03




3 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

3 Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

v Foundation Course – I 02 v Foundation Course – II 02

4 Core Courses (CC)

4 Core Courses (CC)

vi Business Economics - I 03 vi Business Economics - II 03

vii Quantitative Techniques 03 vii Introduction to Financial Intermediaries 03

Total Credit 20

Total Credit 20


An Encyclopedia of Investments

and Newsletter Magazine by Dept of

Investment Management

S.Y.B.I.M. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2017-2018 )


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits


i Financial Management - I 03 i Financial Management - II 03

ii Cost and Management Accounting 03 ii Direct Taxation 03

iii Marketing of Investment Products 03 iii Introduction to Equity Research 03



2A Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)

2A

Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)

iv Information Technology in Investment Management - I

03

iv Information Technology in Investment Management - II

03

2B Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) 2B Skill Enhancement Course (SEC)

v Foundation Course - III (An Overview of Investment Management)

02 v Foundation Course - IV (An Overview of Banking and Insurance )

02


vi Security Analysis and Portfolio Management - I

03 vi Security Analysis and Portfolio Management - II

03

vii Mutual Fund Management 03 vii Business Economics - II 03


T.Y.B.I.M. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2018-2019)


No. of Courses SEMESTER VI

Credits


i Operations in Equity Market 03 i Commodity Markets and Derivatives 03

ii Corporate Accounting 03 ii Auditing 03

iii Business Ethics 03 iii Corporate Governance 03

iv Risk Management 03 iv Project Management 03


v International Finance - I 04 iv International Finance - II 04

3 Ability Enhancement Course(AEC) 3 Ability Enhancement Course(AEC)

vii Research Methodology 04 vi Project Work 04


NOTE: Project work is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving/analyzing/

exploring a real life situation/ difficult problem. Project work would be of 04 credits each. A project work may

be undertaken in any area of Elective Courses/ Study Area

What Next after B.I.M.?

Students can pursue education in Master of Business Administration, Master of Financial Management, Stock

Broking, Actuarial Science, Investment Banking and Chartered Financial Analyst.




B.M.S. degree course shall have passed the H.S.C.


of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent

examination or a diploma in any engineering branch

conducted by the Board of Technical Education,

Maharashtra State with two years or three years

duration after passing S.S.C. examination or its

equivalent examination by securing minimum 45%

marks for general category (in one attempt) at the

respective examination and minimum 40% marks for

the reserved category (in one attempt)

The stream-wise weightage for the Admission :-

Stream Commerce Arts Science Diploma in Engineering & other

Percentage 45% 25% 25% 5%

Student from other University or Board of Secondary or Intermediate Education or any other Statutory

examining boards should refer to University Ordinance (O. 111) as given in the college prospectus page

no.16.

F.Y.B.M.S. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits


Credits


i Introduction to Financial Accounts 03 i Introduction to Cost Accounting 03

ii Business Law 03 ii Industrial Law 03

iii Quantitative Techniques – I 03 iii Quantitative Techniques - II 03




v Foundation Course – I 02 v Foundation Course - II 02


vi Principles of Management 03 vi Foundation of Human Skills 03

vii Business Economics - I 03 vii Business Environment 03



S.Y.B.M.S. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2017-2018 )

No. of Courses

SEMESTER III Credits No. of Courses

SEMESTER IV Credits


Any one elective: (Group A or Group B) 06 Any one elective: (Group A or Group B) 06

i Group A: Finance Electives i Group A: Finance Electives

a) Corporate Finance 03 a) Auditing 03

b) Equity and Debt Market 03 b) Corporate Restructuring 03

ii Group B: Marketing Electives ii Group B: Marketing Electives

a) Consumer Behavior 03 a) Integrated Marketing Communication 03

b) Advertising 03 b) Rural Marketing 03

2A Ability Enhancement Course (AEC) 2A Ability Enhancement Course (AEC)

iii Information Technology in Business Management - I

03 iii Information Technology in Business Management - II

03

2B iv Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) Foundation Course - III (Environmental Management)

02 2B iv Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) Foundation Course - IV (Ethics and Corporate Governance)

02


v Business Planning and Entrepreneurial Management

03 v Business Economics-II 03

vi Accounting for Managerial Decisions 03 vi Business Research Methods 03

vii Strategic Management 03 vii Production and Total Quality Management

03

Total Credit 20 Total 20

T.Y.B.M.S. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2018-2019)


Credits

No. of Courses SEMESTERVI

Credits

1 Core Course 1 Core Course

i Logistics & Supply Chain Management 04 i Operation Research 04

2 Ability Enhancement Course 2 Ability Enhancement Course

ii

Corporate Communication & Public relations

04

ii Project Work 04

3 Elective Course 12 3 Elective Course 12

A Finance A Finance

i

Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management

03

i International Finance 03

ii Wealth Management 03 ii Project Management 03

iii Risk Management 03 iii Strategic Financial Management 03

iv Direct Taxes 03 iv Indirect Taxes 03

B Marketing 12 B Marketing

i Services Marketing 03 i Brand Management 03

ii E-commerce & Digital Marketing 03 ii Retail Management 03

iii Sales & Distribution Management 03 iii International Marketing 03

iv Customer Relationship Management 03

iv Media Planning & Management 03


NOTE: Project work is considered as a special course involving application of knowledge in solving / analyzing

/ exploring a real life situation / difficult problem. Project work would be of 04 credits. A project work may be

undertaken in any area of elective Courses / study area selected.

What Next after B.M.S. ?

Students can pursue Higher Education in M.B.A.(Finance / Marketing/ Human Resource Management), Masters

in International Business, Chartered Financial Analyst and Chartered Accountancy, Post Graduation Diploma

in Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Family Managed Business, Real Estate management and Logistics

Supply Chain Management.


Eligibility Criteria: (O.5206)


three year degree course in Bachelor of Mass Media

shall have passed the H.S.C. (Std.XII) examination of

Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary

Education or its equivalent from Science, Arts or

Commerce Stream.

Admissions are purely based on merit duly following

the reservation policy as per the norms of Govt. of

Maharashtra.

These stream-wise weightage for the admission :-

or any other Statutory

examining boards should refer to University Ordinance (O. 111) as given in the college prospectus page

no.16.

F.Y.B.A.M.M.C. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits


Credits

1 Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)

1

Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course (AECC)

i Effective Communication (EC -I) 03 i Effective Communication (EC –II) 03

2 Ability Enhancement Elective Course (AEEC)

2

Ability Enhancement Elective Course (AEEC)

ii Foundation Course 02 ii Foundation Course 02

3A Discipline Specific Core (DSC) 3A Discipline Specific Core (DSC)

iii Visual Communication 04 iii Content Writing 04

3B Discipline Specific Core (DSC) Core 3B Discipline Specific Core (DSC) Core

iv Fundamentals of Mass Com 04 iv Introduction to Advertising 04

v Current Affairs 04 v Introduction to Journalism 04

3C Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) 3C Discipline Specific Elective (DSE)

vi History of Media 03 vi Media Gender & Culture 03



Campus Beats A bi-annual Newsletter of Thakur College of Science & Commerce- made by Dept. of Mass Media

Stream Arts Commerce Science

Percentage 50% 25% 25%

Student from other University or Board of Secondary or Intermediate Education

S.Y.B.A.M.M.C. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits

No. of Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

1 Ability Enhancement Elective Course (AEEC) (Any 1 )

1

Ability Enhancement Elective Course (AEEC) (Any 1)

i

Electronic Media - I

02

i

Electronic Media - II

02 Theatre and Mass Communication - I Theatre and Mass Communication - Ii

Radio Program Production - I Radio program Production - II

Motion Graphics and Visual Effects - I Motion Graphics and Visual Effects - II

2 Discipline Specific Core (DSC) 2 Discipline Specific Core (DSC)

ii Corporate Communication and Public Relations

04 ii Writing and Editing for Media 04

iii Media Studies 04 iii Media Laws and Ethics 04

iv Introduction to Photography 04 iv Mass Media Research 04

3 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE)

3 Discipline Specific Elective (DSE)

v Film Communication - I 04 v Film Communication - II 04

4 Practicals 4 Practicals

vi Computers and Multimedia - I 02 vi Computer Multimedia - II 02

Total Credit 20

Total Credit 20

T.Y.B.M.M. : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2016-2017)

No. of Courses SEMESTER V (Advertising)

Credits

No. of Courses SEMESTER VI (Advertising)

Credits

1 Specialisation Subjects

1 Specialisation Subjects:

i

Copy Writing

04

i Financial Management for Marketing and

Advertising

04

ii Media Planning and Buying 04 ii Contemporary Issues 04

iii Consumer Behavior 04 iii Agency Management 04

iv Advertising Design (Project Paper) 04 iv Advertising and Marketing Research 04

v Brand Building 04 v Legal Environment and Advertising Ethics 04

vi Advertising in Contemporary Society 04 vi Principles and Practice of Direct Marketing 04

vii Digital Media 04


No. of

Courses SEMESTER V (Journalism)

Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER VI (Journalism)

Credits

1 Specialisation Subjects 1 Specialisation Subjects:

i Reporting 04 i Press Laws and Ethics 04

ii Editing 04 ii Issues in Global media 04

iii Journalism and Public Opinion 04 iii Broadcast Journalism 04

iv Feature and Opinion 04 iv Business and Magazine Journalism 04

v Indian Regional Journalism 04 v New Media Management 04

vi Newspaper and Magazine Making (Project Paper)

04 vi Contemporary Issues 04

vii Digital Media 04


What Next after B.A.M.M.C. ?

Students can pursue education in M.A.(Journalism), M.A.(Advertising & PR), M.A.(Mass Communication),

M.A.(Media & Communication) and M.A.(Entertainment, Media & Advertising). They can also pursue Post

Graduation in Journalism, Media and Acting.



Candidate for being eligible for admission to the three-

year integrated course leading to the Degree of BA

(Film, Television and New Media Production), shall be

required to have passed the Higher Secondary School

Certificate Examination (Academic or Vocational

Stream) conducted by different Divisional Boards of

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher

Secondary Education or an Examination of any other

University or Body recognized as equivalent thereof by

the Senate of the University of Mumbai.

F.Y.B.A. (FTNMP) : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits

i Effective Communication Skills 03 i Basics of Post Production 03

ii Introduction to History of Art/ Storytelling through other forms of Art.

03 ii History of Non-fiction Film 03

iii Initiation to Literature and Creative Writing

03 iii Writing for Visual Media 03

iv Basics of Photography 03 iv Importance of Sound and Sound SFX 03

v Film Appreciation - Genres 03 v Basics of Cinematography - I 03

vi Graphic Designing (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.)

05 vi Practical Film Making - I (only Non-fiction film)

05


S.Y.B.A.(FTNMP) : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2017-2018)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

i Introduction to Direction for Television 03 i Introduction to Direction for Film 03

ii Basics of Cinematography - II 03 ii Basics of Visual Communication/Film Aesthetics

03

iii Understanding TV formats and Genres 03 iii Convergence and Basics of Web Designing

03

iv Concepts of Story Boarding 03 iv Concepts of Post Production and Computer Graphics (Inc. VFX)

03

v Graphics and Post production (Flash Editing software, After effects)

03 v Drama Production/Writing for Visual Media - II

03

vi T.V Production / Ad film making 05 vi Intermediate Practical Film Making (Fiction Film)

05


T.Y.B.A.(FTNMP) : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2018-2019)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER VI

Credits

i Laws related to Films, TV and Internet 03 i Final Project Short Film (10-15 minutes)

ii New Media Theory and Practice (with advanced web design & app making)

03

ii

Comprehensive, which will include writing an original story to External production and distribution of film examiner) in the national and international circuit. It will also involve creating a Blog, FB page, Website for the film. Write a report

iii Understanding India Contemporary Cinema

03

iv Introduction to Production Management 03

v Basics of Marketing and Publicity Design for Films and TV

03

vi Advanced Practical Film Making (Includes Compositing, Special Effects, etc.)-Music Videos

05


What Next after BAFTNMP?

Students can pursue Higher Education in Masters in Film Television & Production, M.A.(Audiography, Cinema & Television), M.A.(Cinematography), M.A.(Film & Media Management), M.A.(Media & Entertainment) and Post Graduation in Film Direction, Film Production.

Bachelor of Arts : Film, Television and New Media Production

(B.A.F.T.N.M.P.) Intake 60 students

Physics with Applied Component subject – Electronic Instrumentation

Chemistry with Applied Component subject – Drugs and Dyes

Mathematics with Applied component subject – Computer Programming and System Analysis

Zoology with Applied Component subject – Fishery Biology

Botany with Applied Component subject – Horticulture and Gardening

T.Y. B.Sc. : Courses Offered (40 Credits)




three year integrated degree course of B.Sc. must

have passed the H.S.C. (Std.XII) examination in

Science Stream conducted by the Maharashtra State

Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education

or its equivalent.




(O.111) as given in the college prospectus page no 16.

No. of Courses

F.Y. B.Sc. : Courses Offered (40 Credits) (Implemented from Academic Year : 2016-201)

Credits

No. of Courses

S.Y. B.Sc. : Courses Offered (40 Credits) (Implemented from Academic Year : 2017-2018)

Credits

1 Compulsory Course : Foundation Course Paper - I, II

02

each

1 Compulsory Course : Foundation Course Paper-III,IV

02 each

2 Student can choose any one of the

following combination:

2 Student can choose any one of the

following combination:

a) Physics - Chemistry- Mathematics. 06 each

a) Physics - Mathematics. 09 each

b) Chemistry- Botany- Zoology. 06 each

b) Mathematics - Statistics. 09 each

c) Physics - Mathematics- Statistics 06 each

c) Physics - Chemistry. 09 each

d) Chemistry - Botany. 09 each

e) Chemistry - Zoology.

09 each

What Next after B.Sc. ?

Students can pursue Higher Education in M.Sc., M.Sc. (Organic & Inorganic Chemistry), M.B.A., M.C.A., Research Analyst and Bachelors of Education.

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) Intake 360 students




B.Sc. (IT) course shall have passed Standard XII

examination of the Maharashtra State Board of

Higher Secondary Education or it’s equivalent with

Mathematics and Statistics as one of the subjects

and should have secured not less than 45% marks in

aggregate for open category (in one attempt) and

40% marks aggregate in case of reserve category

candidates.

OR

Candidates who have passed diploma (three years

after S.S.C. / H.S.C in IT/Computer Tech. / Computer

Engg. / Computer Science/Electrical, Electronics

and Video Engg. Allied branches/ Mechanical Engg.

and Allied branches/ civil and Allied branches of

Engineering) are eligible for direct admission to the

Second Year of the B.Sc.(I.T.) degree course. The

Diploma course should be recognized by the Board

of Technical Education or any other recognized

Government body with minimum marks required 45%

aggregate for open category candidates and 40%

aggregate for reserved category candidates and

passed in one attempt.




(O. 111) as given in the college prospectus page no.16.

F.Y.B.Sc.(I.T.): Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits

i Imperative Programming 02 i Object Oriental Programming 02

ii Digital Electronics 02 ii Microprocessor Architecture 02

iii Operating Systems 02 iii Web programming 02

iv Discrete Mathematics 02 iv Numerical and Statistical Methods 02

v Communication Skills 02 v Green Computing 02

vi Imperative Programming Practical 02 vi Object Oriented Programming Practical 02

vii Digital Electronics Practical 02 vii Microprocessor Architecture Practical 02

viii Operating Systems Practical 02 viii Web Programming Practical 02

ix Discrete Mathematics Practical 02 ix Numerical and Statistical Methods Practical

02

x Communication Skills Practical 02 x Green Computing Practical 02


S.Y.B.Sc.(I.T.): Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2017-2018)


Credits


Credits

i Python Programming 02 i Core Java 02

ii Data Structures 02 ii Introduction to Embedded Systems 02

iii Computer Networks 02

iii Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques

02

iv Database Management Systems 02 iv Software Engineering 02

v Applied Mathematics 02 v Computer Graphics and Animation 02

vi Python Programming Practical 02 vi Core Java Practical 02

vii Data Structures Practical 02

vii Introduction to Embedded Systems Practical

02

viii Computer Networks Practical 02

viii Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques Practical

02

ix Database Management Systems Practical

02 ix

Software Engineering Practical 02

x Mobile Programming Practical 02

x Computer Graphics and Animation Practical

02


Intake 180 students

T.Y.B.Sc.(I.T.): Sem V Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2018-2019 )

SEMESTER V

CODE Course Type Course Title Credits

USIT501 Skill Enhancement Course Software Project Management 02

USIT502 Skill Enhancement Course Internet of Things 02

USIT503 Skill Enhancement Course Advanced Web Programming 02

USIT504 Discipline Specific Elective (Any One)

Artificial Intelligence 02

USIT505 Linux System Administration


Enterprise Java 02

USIT507 Next Generation Technologies

USIT5P1 Skill Enhancement Course Practical Project Dissertation 02

USIT5P2 Skill Enhancement Course Practical Internet of Things Practical 02

USIT5P3 Skill Enhancement Course Practical Advanced Web Programming Practical 02

USIT5P4 Discipline Specific Elective Practical

(Any One)*

Artificial Intelligence Practical 02

USIT5P5 Linux Administration Practical

USIT5P6 Discipline Specific Elective Practical

(Any One)*

Enterprise Java Practical 02

USIT5P7 Next Generation Technologies Practical

Total Credit

20

(All the practical mentioned in the syllabi are compulsory as per the courses chosen)

SEMESTER VI

CODE Course Type Course Title Credits

USIT601 Skill Enhancement Course Software Quality Assurance 02

USIT602 Skill Enhancement Course Security in Computing 02

USIT603 Skill Enhancement Course Business Intelligence 02


Principles of Geographic Information

02 USIT605 Systems Enterprise Networking


IT Service Management

02 USIT607 Cyber Laws

USIT6P1 Skill Enhancement Course Practical Project Implementation 02

USIT6P2 Skill Enhancement Course Practical Security in Computing Practical 02

USIT6P3 Skill Enhancement Course Practical Business Intelligence Practical 02

USIT6P4

Discipline Specific Elective Practical (Any One)*

Principles of Geographic Information Systems Practical

02

USIT6P5 Enterprise Networking Practical

USIT6P6 Skill Enhancement Course Practical Advanced Mobile Programming 02

Total Credit 20

*The choice of Practical course is based on the theory Course. For Semester V, USIT504, USIT505, USIT506 and

USIT507, the practical courses are USIT5P4, USIT5P5 USIT5P6, USIT5P7. For Semester VI, USIT604, USIT605 the

practical courses are USIT6P4, USIT6P5 respectively. Practical Course USIT6P6 is compulsory.

What Next after B.Sc.(I.T.) ?

Students can do pursue Higher Education in M.Sc.(I.T), Programmer, Software Developments, Web Designing,

Computer Networking and Computer Systems




three year degree course of B.Sc. (Computer Science)

must have passed the H.S.C. (Std.XII) examination

in Science Stream conducted by the Maharashtra


Education with Mathematics and Statistics as one of

the subjects or it’s 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

Student from other University or Board of Secondary or Intermediate Education or any other Statutory

examining body should refer to University Ordinance (O. 111) as given in the college prospectus page No. 16.

F.Y.B.Sc.(C.S.): Courses Offered

(Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits


i Programming with Python – I 03 i Computation using Open Source Soft- ware

03

ii Computer Organization & Design 03 ii GUI Applications using Python 03

iii Database Management System 03 iii Science of Programming 03

iv Mathematical Techniques for Computer Science

03 iv Networking in Linux 03

v Principles of Web Designing & Web Technologies

03 v Statistical Methods & Testing of Hypothesis

03

vi Software Engineering 03 vi Operating System 03


vii Technical Communication 02 vii Human Values Development 02


(For Every Core Course of Semester I & II : Theory 2 Credit & Practical 1 Credit)

S.Y.B.Sc.(C.S.): Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2017-2018)


Credits


Credits

i Theory of Computation 02 i Fundamentals of Algorithms 02

ii Core JAVA 02 ii Advanced JAVA 02

iii Operating System 02 iii Computer Networks 02

iv Database Management Systems 02 iv Software Engineering 02

v Combinatorics and Graph Theory 02 v Linear Algebra using Python 02

vi Physical Computing and IoT Programming

02 vi NET Technologies 02

vii Skill Enhancement: Web Programming 02 vii Skill Enhancement: Android Developer Fundamentals

02

viii Practical of (ii + iii + iv) 03 viii Practical of (i + ii + iii) 03

ix Practical of (v + vi + vii) 03 ix Practical of (v + vi + vii) 03

Total 20 Total 20

Intake 180 students

T.Y.B.Sc.(C.S.): Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2018-2019)


Credits

No. of Courses SEMESTER VI

Credits

1 Elective-I 1 Elective-I

i Linux Server Administration 03 i Wireless Sensor Networks and Mobile Communication

03

ii Software Testing and Quality Assurance 03 ii Cloud Computing 03

2 Elective-II 2 Elective-II

iii Information and Network Security 03 iii Digital Image Processing 03

iv Web Services 03 iv Data Science 03

3 Skill Enhancement 3 Skill Enhancement

v Game Programming 02 v Ethical Hacking 02

4 Practical 4 Practical

vi Practical of Elective-I 02 vi Practical of Elective-I 02

vii Practical of Elective-II 02 vii Practical of Elective-II 02

viii Project Implementation 01 viii Project Implementation 01

ix Practical of Skill Enhancement : Game Programming

01 ix Practical of Skill Enhancement : Ethical Hacking

01


What Next after B.Sc.(CS) ?

Students can pursue Higher Education in M.Sc.(Computer Science), M.C.A., Masters in Systems Analyst,

Software programming, Network programming, Masters in Database Management...




three year integrated course leading to the B.Sc.

(Biotechnology) degree course must have passed

the H.S.C. (Std.XII) examination in Science conducted

by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and

Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent in

Science stream.

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 Biology)

3. Marks in Biology and Chemistry

4. Marks in Biology

A candidate who has not offered Mathematics and

Statistics as one of the subjects at H.S.C. (Std.XII)

shall have to satisfactorily complete a course on

Mathematics and Statistics (of 15 hours duration)

during the academic year of First year B.Sc. in which

he/she is admitted.





16.

B.Sc (Biotech) is a stand alone programme with

effect from 2016-2017

F.Y.B.Sc.(Biotech): Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits

i Basic Chemistry – I 02 i Chemistry – I 02

ii Basic Chemistry – II (Biochemistry) 02 ii Chemistry – II 02

iii Life Science – I (Microbiology I) 02 iii Life Science – I (Microbiology II) 02

iv Life Science – II (Bio-instrumentation)

02 iv Life Science – II (Genetics) 02

v Basic Biotechnology – I (Introduction to Biotechnology)

02 v Biotechnology – I (Molecular Biology) 02

vi Basic Biotechnology – II (DNA & DNA Technology)

02 vi Biotechnology – II (Plant & Animal Tissue Culture)

02

vii Foundation Course – I 02 vii Foundation Course – II 02

viii Chemistry Practicals 02 viii Chemistry Practicals 02

ix Life Sciences Practicals 02 ix Life Sciences Practicals 02

x Biotechnology Practicals 02 x Biotechnology Practicals 02


Intake 35 students


S.Y.B.Sc.(Biotech): Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2017-2018)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

i Biophysics 02 i Biochemistry 02

ii Applied Chemistry-I 02 ii Applied Chemistry-II 02

iii Immunology 02 iii Medical Microbiology 02

iv Cell biology and Cytogenetics 02 iv Environmental Biotechnology 02

v Molecular Biology 02 v Biostatistics and Bioinformatics 02

vi Bioprocess Technology 02 vi Molecular Diagnostics 02

vii Research Methodology 02 vii Entrepreneurship Development 02

viii Practicals 06 viii Practicals 06


T.Y.B.Sc.(Biotech): Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year : 2018-2019)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER VI

Credits

i Cell biology 2.5 i Biochemistry 2.5

ii Medical Microbiology & Instrumentation 2.5 ii Industrial Microbiology 2.5

iii Genomes and Molecular Biology 2.5 iii Pharmacology and Neurochemistry 2.5

iv Marine Biotechnology 2.5 iv Environmental Biotechnology 2.5

v Cell biology+ Medical Microbiology & Instrumentation - Practical

03 v Biochemistry& Industrial Microbiology -

Practical 03

vi Genomes and Molecular Biology+ Marine Biotechnology - Practical

03

vi Pharmacology - Neurochemistry and Environmental - Biotechnology Practical (50M)+ Project work (50M)

03

vii Biosafety - Theory 02 vii Agribiotechnology - Theory 02

viii Biosafety - Practical 02 viii Agribiotechnology - Practical 02


What Next after B.Sc.(Biotech) ?

Students can pursue M.Sc. (Biotechnology / any specialized branch of Biotech), M.B.A.(Biotechnology), M.Sc.

or Post Graduation Diploma Course in Clinical Research, Post Graduation Diploma in Medical Lab Technology,

M.Sc. Biochemistry, M.Sc. Herbal Sciences, M.Sc. Environmental Sciences, M.Sc. Plant Biotechnology, M.Sc.

Animal Biotechnology and so on.




three year degree course of B.Sc. (Computer Science)

must have passed the H.S.C. (Std.XII) examination

in Science Stream conducted by the Maharashtra


Education with Mathematics and Statistics as one of

the subjects or it’s equivalent.

F.Y.B.Sc.(D.S.) -I: Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits

i Basics of Data Science 02 i Communication Skill in English 02

ii Essentials of Programming with C++ 02 ii DBMS(Database Management System) 02

iii Data Structures and Algorithm 02 iii Operating Systems 02

iv Linear Algebra and Basics of Calculus 02 iv Probability and Statistics 02

v Data Analysis using Spread Sheet(VBA) 02 v Python Programming 02

vi Basics of Data Science Practical 02 vi Communication Skill in English Practical 02

vii Essentials of Programming with C++ Practical

02 vii DBMS(Database Management System) Practical

02

viii Data Structures and Algorithm Practical 02 viii Operating Systems Practical 02

ix Linear Algebra and Basics of Calculus Practical

02 ix Probability and Statistics Practical 02

x Data Analysis using Spread Sheet (VBA) Practical

02 x Python Programming Practical 02


S.Y.B.Sc.(D.S.) -II: Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

i Advance R Programming 02 i Artificial intelligence 02

ii Advance SQL 02 ii Machine learning II 02

iii Python Programming 02 iii Big Data architecture and Ecosystem 02

iv Computer Network 02 iv Big Data Technologies using Hadoop 02

v Data Mining and Data Warehousing 02 v Programming in JAVA 02

vi Advance R Programming Practical 02 vi Artificial intelligence Practical 02

vii Advance SQL Practical 02 vii Machine learning II Practical 02

viii Python Programming Practical 02

viii Big Data architecture and Ecosystem

Practical

02

ix Computer Network Practical 02

ix Big Data Technologies using Hadoop

Practical

02

x Data Mining and Data Warehousing Practical

02 x

Programming in JAVA Practical 02


Intake 180 students

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE : AVIATION (B.Sc. Aviation) Intake 120 students


A Candidate for being eligible for admission to B.Sc. (Aviation) must have passed the Higher Secondary

School Certificate (Standard XII) Examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education, Pune or examination of any other Government recognized board as equivalent thereto, with the subjects English, Physics and Mathematics

OR

A Candidate who has passed post SSC Three year Engineering / Technology / diploma course with

Mathematics and Physics

OR

A candidate who has passed post HSC diploma (one

year after twelfth standard) of Maharashtra Board of Technical education or AICTE approved or any

other recognized government body in information

technology / Computer Technology / Computer

Engineering / Computer Science / Electrical,

Electronics and Video Engineering and allied

branches / Mechanical and allied branches /Chemical

and allied branches / Civil and allied branches.

O.6147 : Eligibility Criteria for Direct Admission to Second year B.Sc.(Aviation) :

“A Learner with Indian CPL and / or Indian ATPL awarded by DGCA, India, will be eligible for direct admission to the second year of B.Sc.(Aviation) Course”

Students from other University or Board of Secondary or Intermediate Education or any Statutory examination body should refer to University Ordinance (O.111) as given in the college prospectus page no. 16.

B.Sc.(Aviation) : Course Offered (Semester I to Semester VI)

1 Air Navigation 5

2 Air Regulations 3

3 Meteorology 3

4 Aircraft and Engines 5

5 Flying Experience / Flying Check (Practical Up to Fifth Semester) 4

Total Credit 20

Semester I to Semester VI has the Courses listed above. Each Semester has 20 credits

Note : In Sixth Semester there is no flying and is

replaced by project work.

Admission Policy :

1) Admissions are done on the basis of Fresher category students (60 Seats) and Valid Indian

CPL (DGCA) category (60) Seats.

2) As per University, laid down norms flying has to be completed within two years of joining the course. Flying experience can be taken from any of the flying clubs (Approved by DGCA)


• XII Marksheet (original to be shown) along with one attested photocopy.

• CPL License photocopy if available (original to be

shown)

• First class medical certificate photocopy (for CPL category) and second class. Medical certificate for fresher category students from DGCA approved medical practioner / hospitals

• Two passport size photographs

• One photocopy of Leaving Certificate (original to be shown)

ORDINANCES & REGULATIONS RELATING TO DEGREE OF

B.Sc. (AVIATION)

R.8388: B. Sc. Degree in Aviation will be awarded to

the student only after submitting verified Commercial

Pilot License (obtained from DGCA/ICAO/FAA/JAR/

CASA/TPT. CANADA) to the examination section of

the University of Mumbai.

R.8389: For every 40 hours of flying done by the

student, 4 credits will be given in each Semester.

Students already holding Commercial Pilot License

(CPL) will be eligible for full credits in practical.

R.8390: The Students will have to complete minimum

200 hrs of flying training to obtain CPL (Commercial).

It is mandatory for the student to obtain CPL

(Commercial Pilot License) and submit the copy to

the examination section of the University of Mumbai,

through concerned college.

NOTE:

The Students will have to complete a minimum 200

hours of flying training to obtain CPL (Commercial

Pilot License) which is the requirement of the DGCA.

To obtain B.Sc. Degree (Aviation) it is mandatory for

the student to obtain CPL(Commercial Pilot License)

and submit the copy to the examination section of

the University of Mumbai, through concerned college.




Master of E-Commerce degree course shall have

passed B.Com. Examination of University of Mumbai

or any other recognized University by U.G.C. and

secured not less than 50% marks in aggregate for

open category and 45% in case of reserved category

(in one attempt) For students passing the graduation

as mentioned above from other than University of

Mumbai see Ordinance (O. 111) as given in the college

prospectus page no. 16.

M.Com. (E-Commerce) (Part I) : Courses offered

No. of Courses SEMESTER I Credits

No. of Courses SEMESTER II Credits

i Statistical Analysis 04 i Business Environment 03

ii Financial Management 04 ii International Finance 03

iii Computer Application in Business 04 iii E-Commerce 04

iv Managerial Economics 03 iv Digital Marketing 04

v Financial and Cost Accounting 03 v Logistics and Supply Chain Management 04

vi Management Principle and OB 03 vi Accounting for Managerial Decision 03

vii Marketing Management 03 vii Service Marketing and CRM 03


M.Com. (E-Commerce) (Part II) : Courses offered No. of

Courses SEMESTER III Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV Credits

i Operation Research 04 i Management Information System 04

ii Research Methodology 04 ii Strategic Management 04

iii Internet and Web Designing 04 iii Advanced technology for E-Commerce 04

iv Internship Report 04 iv Research Projects 03

v Database Management and Information Technology

03 v Legal Security and Other Issues in E-Commerce

03

vi Network Infrastructure and Payment System

03 vi Web Development 03

vii Business Model in E-Commerce and ICT Application

03 vii Enterprise Resource Planning 03


What Next after M.Com.(e-commerce)

Students can pursue careers in Masters in Digital Marketing, Logistics & Supply Chain Management and

employment opportunities in Digital Marketing, Cyber Security Specialists, Cyber Law expert, Web Designing.

M.Com.(E-Commerce) Intake 80 students

Eligibility Criteria : (0.5977)


Post Graduate Programme i.e. Master of Commerce,

shall have passed the examination for the degree of

Bachelor of Commerce (three years / Six Semester

integrated course) or the degree B. Com. (Old Course)

or the other Semester based Programs

i.e. Bachelor of Commerce (Banking & Insurance)

or Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance)

or Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) or

Bachelor of Management Studies (B.M.S.) of this

University, or an examination of any other University

recognized as equivalent thereto.

The scheme of Examination shall be divided into two parts.

There are 24 Credits in each Semester.

(A) Internal Assessment : 40 marks Passing : 16/40

(B) Semester end Examination : 60 marks Passing : 24/60

M.Com. (Advance Accountancy) Part I : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year : 2019-2020)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits


i Strategic Management 06 i Research Methodology for Business 06

ii Economics for Business Decisions 06 ii Macro Economics Concepts and Applications

06

iii Cost and Management Accounting 06 iii Corporate Finance 06

iv Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

06 iv E-Commerce 06


M.Com. (Advance Accountancy) Part II : Courses Offered


No. of

Courses SEMESTER III

Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits


i Advanced Financial Accounting 06 i Corporate Financial Accounting 06

ii Direct Tax 06 ii Indirect Tax - Introduction to Goods and Services Tax

06

iii Advanced Auditing 06 iii Financial Management 06

2 Project Work 2 Project Work

iv Project Work - I 06 iv Project Work - II 06


What Next after M.Com.(Advanced Accountancy) ?

Students can pursue careers in Masters in Finance, Ph.D. in Accountancy or Finance, NET/SET Examinations

for position of Professor and various employment opportunities in Auditing, Banking and Finance, Funds

management, Stock Broking

M.Com. (Advanced Accountancy) Intake 80 students



A graduate of any discipline is eligible for admission

Examination Pattern and Passing Standards



The scheme of Examination shall be divided into two parts.

There are 24 Credits in each Semester.

M.A. (Entertainment, Media & Advertising) Part I : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year : 2020-2021)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits

1 Core Courses 1 Core Courses

i Overview I: Print, Radio, Television and Advertising

06 i Introduction to Media Research 06

ii Overview II: Film, Digital, Events, Gaming and Animation

06 ii Media Marketing (IMC) 06

iii Media Communication Theories 06 iii Media Finance & Accounting 06

iv Media Management 06 iv Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Media Laws

06


M.A. (Entertainment, Media & Advertising) Part II : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year : 2018-2019)

Specialization in Film and Television | Note : Students to choose four subjects ( SEM III)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

1 Core Courses 1 Optional Courses

i Broadcast Business Management 06 i Media Research Analytical Skills 06

ii Film Production & Content pipeline 06 ii Business Plan and Negotiation Skills 06

iii An Orientation to New Media Technologies

06 iii B. Dissertation / Field Project 12

iv Television & Radio Production & programming

06

v Film Distribution and Marketing 06


M.A. (Entertainment, Media & Advertising) Part II : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year : 2018-2019)

Specialization in Advertising and Marketing Communication

Note : Students to choose four subjects ( SEM III)


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

1 Core Courses 1 Optional Courses

i Account Planning & Media Business 06 i Media Research Analytical Skills 06

ii Media & Consumer Behaviour 06 ii Digital and Socials Media Advertising & Marketing

06

iii Strategic Brand Management 06 iii Dissertation / Field Project 12

iv Advertising Agency Structure & Management

06

v Media Planning and Buying


What Next after M.A.(Entertainment, Media & Advertising) ?

Students can pursue Masters in Online Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations and multiple career options in field of

anchoring, advertising, audio engineering, broadcasting engineering, radio jockeying, disc jockeying, video editing, print,

graphics and website designing, event planning etc.

M.A.(Entertainment, Media & Advertising) Intake 60 students


The B.Sc. Degree Examination with Chemistry 6 units or 3 units or degree of any other university recognized as equivalent thereto. Every candidate admitted to postgraduate programmes will have to register as a

postgraduate student of University of Mumbai. Students from other University or Board of Secondary or Intermediate Education or any other statutory examining body should refer to University Ordinance (O.111). as given on page no.16

M.Sc.Chemistry (Organic & Inorganic) Part I : (Implemented from Academic Year : 2017-2018)

Sr No. SEMESTER I Credits Sr. No. SEMESTER II Credits

i Physical Chemistry 04 i Physical Chemistry 04

ii Inorganic Chemistry 04 ii Inorganic Chemistry 04

iii Organic Chemistry 04 iii Organic Chemistry 04

iv Analytical Chemistry 04 iv Analytical Chemistry 04

v Practicals of Physical Chemistry 02 v Practicals of Physical Chemistry 02

vi Practicals of Inorganic Chemistry 02 vi Practicals of Inorganic Chemistry 02

vii Practicals of Organic Chemistry 02 vii Practicals of Organic Chemistry 02

viii Practicals of Analytical Chemistry 02 viii Practicals of Analytical Chemistry 02


M.Sc.(Organic Chemistry) Part II : (Implemented from Academic Year : 2018-2019)



i Theoretical Organic Chemistry-I 04 i Theoretical Organic Chemistry-II 04

ii Synthetic Organic Chemistry-I 04 ii Synthetic Organic Chemistry-II 04

iii Natural Products and Spectroscopy 04 iii Natural Products and Heterocyclic Chemistry 04

iv Medicinal, Biogenesis and Green Chemistry

OR Bioorganic Chemistry

04 iv Intellectual Property Rights &

Cheminformatics OR

Research Methodology

04

v Practicals of Theoretical Organic

Chemistry-I 02 v

Practicals of Theoretical Organic

Chemistry-II 02

vi Practicals of Synthetic Organic

Chemistry-I 02 vi

Practicals of Synthetic Organic

Chemistry-II 02

vii Practicals of Natural Products and

Spectroscopy 02 vii

Practicals of Natural Products and

Heterocyclic Chemistry 02

viii

Practicals of Medicinal, Biogenesis and

Green Chemistry OR Practicals of Bio-organic Chemistry

02

viii

Practicals of Intellectual Property Rights &

Cheminformatics OR Practicals of Research Methodology

02


M.Sc.(Inorganic Chemistry) Part II : (Implemented from Academic Year : 2018-2019)



i Chemistry of Inorganic Solids 04 i Properties of Inorganic Solids and Group

Theory

04

ii Bioinorganic and Coordination Chemistry 04 ii Organometallics and Main Group

Chemistry

04

iii Spectral Methods in Inorganic Chemistry 04 iii Instrumental Methods in Inorganic

Chemistry

04

iv Applied Chemistry - I

OR Applied Chemistry - II

04 iv Intellectual Property Rights &

Cheminformatics OR

Research Methodology

04

v Practicals of Chemistry of Inorganic Solids 02 v Practicals of Properties of Inorganic Solids

and Group Theory

02

vi Practicals of Bioinorganic and

Coordination Chemistry

02 vi Practicals of Organometallics and Main

Group Chemistry

02

vii Practicals of Spectral Methods in

Inorganic Chemistry

02 vii Practicals of Instrumental Methods in

Inorganic Chemistry

02

viii Practicals of Applied Chemistry - I

OR Practicals of Applied Chemistry - II

02 viii Practicals of Intellectual Property Rights &

Cheminformatics OR Practicals of Research Methodology

02


What Next after M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic & Inorganic) ?

Students can pursue Ph.D.,Research Analyst, NET / SET

M.Sc.(Organic & Inorganic Chemistry) Intake 20 students in each



Student securing minimum 45% marks at the three year B.Sc. IT degree course of University of Mumbai or any other recognized University

OR

B.C.S or B.Sc. Computer Science with minimum 45% marks for open category and 40% marks for reserved category

OR

B.E. in IT/Electronics and Telecomm. with minimum 45% marks for open category and 40% marks for reserved category.

M.Sc. (I.T.) Part I : Courses offered No. of

Courses SEMESTER I

Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits

i Research in Computing 04 i Big Data Analytics 04

ii Data Science 04 ii Modern Networking 04

iii Cloud Computing 04 iii Microservices Architecture 04

iv Soft Computing Techniques 04 iv Image Processing 04

v Research in Computing Practical 02 v Big Data Analytics Practical 02

vi Data Science Practical 02 vi Modern Networking Practical 02

vii Cloud Computing Practical 02 vii Microservices Architecture Practical 02

viii Soft Computing Techniques Practical 02 viii Image Processing Practical 02


M.Sc. (I.T.) Part II : Courses offered No. of


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

A Theory Courses A Theory Courses

i Embedded Systems 04 i Artificial Intelligence 04

ii Information Security Management 04 ii IT Infrastructure Management 04

iii Elective 1 : (any one) a) Virtualization b) Artificial Neural Networks

04 iii Elective 1 : (any one) a) Intelligent Systems b) Real Time Embedded Systems c) Computer Forensics

04

iv Elective 2 : (any one) a) Digital Image Processing b) Ethical Hacking

04 iv Elective 2 : (any one) a) Design of Embedded Systems b) Advanced Image Processing c) Cloud Management

04

B Practical Courses B Practical Courses

v Embedded Systems 02 v Elective 1 (any one) a) Intelligent Systems b) Real Time Embedded Systems c) Computer Forensics

02

vi Information Security Management 02 vi Elective 2 (any one) a) Design of Embedded Systems b) Advanced Image Processing c) Cloud Management

02

vii Elective 1 (any one) a) Virtualization Practical or b) Artificial Neural Networks

02 vii Project (Theory & Practical) 04

viii Elective 2 (any one) a) Digital Image Processing b) Ethical Hacking

02


What Next after M.Sc.(Information Technology) ?

On the successful completion of this program, you can make a career as Computer Programmer,

Project Manager, Information Security Analyst, IT Consultant, Network Administrator, Web Developer, Systems Support

Administrator, Ethical Trackers

M.Sc. (I.T.) Intake 40 students



Eligibility for the said course is B.Sc. (Computer Science, IT) / BCS / B.E. (Computer Science / IT) degree.

M.Sc. (C.S.) Part I : Courses offered No. of

Courses SEMESTER I

Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER II

Credits

i Design and Analysis of Algorithms 04 i Advanced Operating Systems 04

ii Advanced Computer Network 04 ii Design and implementation of Modern Compilers

04

iii Advanced Database Systems 04 iii Elective I- Track A: Cloud Computing

(Concepts and Design of Web services)

04

iv Artificial Intelligence and Programming

Robot

04 iv Elective II - Track C: Business Intelligence and Big data analysis (Business Intelligence)

04

v Practical - Design and Analysis of

Algorithms and Advanced Computer Network (Practicals)

04 v Advanced Operating Systems & Design

and implementation of Modern Compilers (Practicals)

04

vi Practical - Advanced Database Systems and Artificial Intelligence & Programming Robot

04 vi Practical – (Elective I and Elective II) 04


M.Sc. (C.S.) Part II : Courses offered No. of


Credits No. of

Courses SEMESTER IV

Credits

i Ubiquitous Computing 04 i Simulation and Modeling 04

ii Social Network Analysis 04 ii Specialization - Track A: Cloud Computing –III (Building Clouds and Services)

04

iii

Elective I - Track A: Cloud Computing –II (Cloud Computing Technologies)

04

iii Specialization - Track C: Business Intelligence and Big Data Analytics –III (Intelligent Data Analysis)

iv Elective II - Track C: Business Intelligence and Big Data Analytics –II (Mining Massive Data sets )

04

v Simulation & Modeling and Specialization (Practicals)

04

v Ubiquitous Computing and Social Network Analysis (Practicals)

04 vi Internship with Industry 06

vi Elective I and Elective II (Practicals) 04 vii Project Implementation 06


What Next after M.Sc.(Computer Science) ?

Students have the opportunity to study and develop applications in areas such as Algorithmic processes, Computer

Security, Robotics and Computer Vision, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, Databases, Mobile and Embedded Systems,

Intelligent Systems, Computer Games, Distributed Systems and Web Development, Computer Graphics and gaming

M.Sc. (C.S.) Intake 40 students


M. Sc. (Botany) (Proposed)

(Molecular Biology, Cytogenetics and Biotechnology) Intake 20 students


A candidate who has passed B. Sc. Examination (6

Units with a single subject or 3 Units with Botany as

one of the subjects and other optional subjects viz.

Chemistry / Zoology / Microbiology / Biochemistry

/ Life sciences etc.) with at least 50% marks at

the external examinations will be held eligible for

admission to the Master’s degree Programme in

respective subjects offered by him / her.

M.Sc. (Botany) Part I: Courses offered (Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)



1 Core Course(CC) 1 Core Course(CC)

i Plant Diversity: Cryptogams - I (Algae and Fungi)

4 i Plant Diversity: Cryptogams - II ( Bryophyta and Pteridophyta

4

ii

Plant Diversity: Spermatophyta - I (Gymnosperms and Angiosperms)

4

ii

Plant Diversity: Spermatophyta - II (Anatomy, Developmental Biology and Palynology)

4

iii Plant Physiology 4 iii Plant Physiology and Environmental Botany

4

iv Cytogenetics, Molecular biology and Biotechnology

4 iv Medicinal Botany and Dietetics 4

Total 16 Total 16


i Plant Diversity: Cryptogams - I (Algae and Fungi)

2 i Plant Diversity: Cryptogams - II (Bryophyta and Pteridophyta

2

ii

Plant Diversity: Spermatophyta - I (Gymnosperms and Angiosperms)

2

ii

Plant Diversity: Spermatophyta - II (Anatomy, Developmental Biology and Palynology)

2

iii Plant Physiology 2

iii Plant Physiology and Environmental Botany

2

iv Cytogenetics, Molecular biology and Biotechnology

2 iv Medicinal Botany and Dietetics

2

Total 8 Total 8

M.Sc. (Botany) Part II: Courses offered

(Implemented from Academic Year 2020-2021)

No. of Courses SEMESTER III Credits No. of Courses SEMESTER IV Credits


i Techniques and Instrumentation 4 i Techniques and Instrumentation 4

ii Molecular Biology 4 ii Cell and Molecular Biology 4

Specialization Papers Specialization Papers

iii Plant Biotechnology 4 iii Plant Biotechnology 4

iv Molecular Biology and Cytogenetics

4 iv Molecular Biology and Cytogenetics

4

Total 16 Total 16


i Techniques and Instrumentation 2 i Techniques and Instrumentation 2

ii Molecular Biology 2 ii Cell and Molecular Biology 2

iii Plant Biotechnology 2 iii Plant Biotechnology 2

iv Project 2 iv Research Methodology 2

Total 8 Total 8

What Next after M.Sc.(Botany) ?

Students have the opportunity to pursue Ph.D. in relative specialization, NET/ SET Examinations and careers

in Plant Taxonomy, Ethnobotany, Plant Pathology, Palaeobotany, Cytology, Geneticists, Biochemistry,

Biotechnology, Ecology and Horticulture.


A candidate who has passed B. Sc. Examination with

at least 50% marks at the external examinations will

be held eligible for admission to the Master’s degree

Course in respective subjects offered by him/her

at the Bachelor’s Degree programme in respective

subjects offered by him/her at the Bachelor’s Degree

(Zoology) than the number of seats available, a

candidate who has passed B.Sc. Examination with

three subjects (Optional subject-Equal Weighting viz.

Zoology /Botany /Microbiology/ Biochemistry/ Life

science ) with at least 40% marks in the theory papers

at the external examination will be held eligible for

admission to M.Sc. in Zoology, viz. Botany/Zoology/

Microbiology only.

Every candidate admitted to postgraduate

programmes will have to register as a postgraduate

student of University of Mumbai.




( O.111) as given in college prospectus page no. 13.

M.Sc. (Zoology) Part I : Courses Offered (Implemented from Academic Year-2020-21)




i Non Chordates, 4 i Chordates 4

ii Developmental Biology I 4 ii Developmental Biology II 4

iii Genetics and Evolution 4 iii Biochemistry and Biotechnology

4

iv Frontiers in Zoology 4 iv Research Methodology 4


i Non-Chordates 2 i Chordates 2

ii Developmental Biology I 2 ii Developmental Biology II 2

iii Genetics and Evolution 2 iii Biochemistry and Biotechnology

2

iv Frontiers in Zoology 2 iv Research Methodology 2

Total 24 Total 24

M.Sc. (Zoology) Part II : Courses offered




i Basics of Industrial &

Environmental Biotechnology I

4


Environmental Biotechnology II

4

ii

Genetic engineering techniques

and its applications

4

ii

Genome management,

manipulation, regulations and

patents in biotechnology

4

iii General, physical, chemical and

biological Oceanography

4



4

iv Planktology, fish, fishery science

and aquaculture

4


and aquaculture

4



Environmental Biotechnology I

2


Environmental Biotechnology II

2

ii

Genetic engineering techniques

and its applicatons

2

ii

Genome management,

manipulation, regulations and

patents in biotechnology

2



2



2


and aquaculture

2


and aquaculture

2

Total 24 Total 24

What Next after M.Sc.(Zoology) ?

Students have the opportunity to pursue Ph.D. in relative specialization of zoological research and career

options in Media or the Environmental Consultant and Ecosystem Management sector.

M.Sc. (Zoology) (Proposed) Intake 20 students


Examination Rules

Examination Rules (F.Y. & S.Y. of all Undergraduate Programmes & Post Graduate Programmes)

(Implemented from 2019-2020 onwards progressively)

University Grant Commission and University of Mumbai have granted Autonomous Status to Thakur Educational

Trust’s Thakur College of Science & Commerce, Kandivali (East) from the Academic Year 2019-2020 (UGC

Letter No. F.22-1/2017(AC) dated 24 June, 2019). TCSC is Academically Autonomous College affiliated to

University of Mumbai however graduate Degree will be conferred by University of Mumbai.

The Mumbai University will confer the degree with the name of Thakur College of Science and Commerce.

Examination Pattern – 60:40

Semester End Examination (SE):60 Marks of 2Hrs Duration

Continuous Evaluation (CE):40 Marks

Maximum Credit Points:

Stream: Science, Commerce and Arts

Programmes: B.Sc.(CBZ/PCM/PMS), B.Sc.(I.T.), B.Sc.(C.S.), B.Sc.(Biotech), B.Sc.(Aviation), B.Sc.(Data Sci.)

B.Com., B.Com.(A&F), B.Com.(B&I), B.M.S., B.Com.(I.M), B.Com.(FM)

B.A.(M.M.C.)*, B.A.(FTNMP)

Semester I II III IV V VI Total

Credit Points

20 20 20 20 20 20 120

18* 18* 18* 18* 24* 24*

Stream: Post Graduate - Science, Commerce and Arts

Programmes: M.Sc.(Chemistry), M.Sc.(C.S.), M.Sc.(I.T.)

M.Com.(e-Com), M.Com.(Advance Accountancy)

M.A.(Entertainment. Media & Advertising)

Semester I II III IV Total

Credit Points 24 24 24 24 96

Additional Credits:

It is expected from Under graduate learners to earn 8 extra credits during semester II to V and post graduate

learners to earn 6 extra credits during semester I to III. The extra credits earned will be credited in the Final

semester grade card separately of the programme. The additional credits considered will be as follows

Sr.No Course Duration Credits

1

Certificate courses of NPTEL/SWAYAM PROMETRIC, PEARSON, CERTIPORT, COURSERA, EDX and UDEMY.

6 Weeks 2

8 Weeks 3

12 Weeks 4

2 Industrial Training/Internship 15 Hours 1

3 Departmental or Approved Certificate Course 30 Hours 2

Academic Assessment (Undergraduate Programmes):

Continuous Evaluation: 40 Marks

Continuous Evaluation

Marks Description

A) CE-I 20 20 Marks Test of 40 min. duration per course.(Centralised Activity)

B) CE-II 10 CE-II (Decentralized at Department level)

Any one Activity among the following :

a. Presentation (Not Applicable to B.Com. & B.Sc. Learners)

b. Tutorials(Not Applicable for Professional Programmes)

c. Case Studies

d. Industrial Visit Report

e. Book Review

f. Report on Research Paper

(Best Performance Certificate for Activities)

C) Active Participation and Attendance

10

Active class Participation/Departmental Activities/Active Library User and ATTENDENCE (To the satisfaction of HOD/Co-ordinator)

Semester End Examination: 60 Marks

Semester End examination of 60 marks for the duration of 2 hours for each course will be conducted at the

end of each semester. The question paper pattern will be as per guidelines of the concerned BOS and is

defined in the Syllabus.

Academic Assessment (Postgraduate Programmes):

Continuous Evaluation: 40 Marks

Continuous Evaluation

Marks Description

A) CE-I 20 20 Marks Test of 50min duration per course. (Centralised Activity)

B) CE-II 10 CE-II (Decentralized at Department level) Any one topic among the

following:

a) Presentation

b) Mini-Project

c) Research Paper Presentation approved by HOD/Coordinator (Certificate to be produced and one Certificate per course)

d) NPTEL/SWAYAM Certificate Course of minimum 4 Weeks Successfully Completed and approved by BOS. (Certificate to be produced and one certificate per course)

e) International Certification from PROMETRIC, PEARSON, CERTIPORT, COURSERA, EDX and UDEMY. (Certificate to be produced and one

Certificate per course) (Best Performance Certificate for Activities)

C) Active Participation and

Attendance

10 Active class Participation/Departmental Activities/Active Library User and ATTENDANCE (To the satisfaction of HOD/Co-ordinator)

Semester End Examination: 60 Marks

Semester End Examination of 60 marks for the duration of 2 hours for Arts, Commerce, Management and 2,5

hours in science programmes for each course will be conducted at the end of each semester. The question

paper pattern will be as per guidelines of the concerned BOS and is defined in the Syllabus.

Passing Standard:

There will be separate 40% passing standard for CE and SE for each Course. For the Courses with practical

learner must score 40% marks assigned to the practical separately.

Sr.No. Examination Maximum Marks Passing Marks (40%)

1 Semester End (SE) 60 24

2 Continuous Evaluation(CE) 40 16

3 Total of SE and CE 100 40

4 Practical 50/100 20/40


The 10 Point Grading Table:

Marks Grade Point Grade Performance

80 & Above 10 O Outstanding

70-79.99 9 A+ Excellent

60-69.99 8 A Very good

55-59.99 7 B+ Good

50-54.99 6 B Above average

45-49.99 5 C Average

40-44.99 4 D Pass

Less than 40 0 F Fail

The Overall Grade Table will be as follows to indicate overall semester/s performance.

SGPA/CGPA Grade Performance

10.00 O Outstanding

9.00-9.99 A+ Excellent

8.00-8.99 A Very good

7.00-7.99 B+ Good

6.00-6.99 B Above average

5.00-5.99 C Average

4.00-4.99 D Pass

Examination Rules for Post Graduate Programmes

Examination Pattern and passing standards:

The Scheme of examination shall be divided into two parts:

There are 24 credits in each semester:



Practical components for each paper in Semester-I, Semester-II, Semester-III, Semester-IV have 50 marks.

Scaling down in Internal marks is applicable at postgraduate Programme of the difference in the Internal and

External is more than 20%. (VG 61 / 20th Sept.2013)

Allowed To Keep Terms (ATKT):

Stream: Commerce & Arts

Programs: B.Com. B.Com.(A&F), B.Com.(B&I), B.M.S.,

B.Com.(IM), B.Com.(FM), B.A.(MMC), B.A.(FTNMP)

1. A learner shall be allowed to keep terms to

Semester II irrespective of credits earned by the

learner in semester I.


Semester IV irrespective of credits earned by the

learner in semester III.


Semester VI irrespective of credits earned by the

learner in semester V.

4. A learner shall be allowed to keep term if a learner

failed to get grade points 4 (Grade D) in not more

than TWO courses (200 Marks) of the Semester.

Eligibility for Semester III:

1. A learner shall be allowed to keep terms for

Semester III if learner secures grade point 4 (Grade

D) for each course of Semester I and II.

2. A learner who failed to get grade point 4 (Grade

D) in not more than TWO courses (200 Marks) of

semester I and Semester II each.

Eligibility for Semester V:


Semester V if learner secures grade point 4 (Grade

D) in each course of Semester I, II, III and IV.

2. A learner who is successful in Semester I and II and

failed to get grade point 4 (Grade D) in not more than

TWO courses (200 Marks) each in Semester III and

Semester IV.

3. A learner who is successful in Semester III and IV

and failed to get grade point 4 (Grade D) in not more

than TWO courses (200 Marks) each in Semester I

and Semester II.

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Allowed To Keep Terms (ATKT):

Stream: Science

Programmes: B.Sc.(CBZ/PCM/PMS), B.Sc.(C.S.), B.Sc.

(Biotech) (Aggregate marks per semester above

900)



learner in Semester I.



learner in Semester III.



learner in Semester V.



than THREE courses (300 marks) of Semester.




D) of each course of Semester I and II.

2. A learner who failed to get grade point 4 (Grade

D) in not more than THREE courses (300 Marks) of

Semester I and Semester II each.







THREE courses (300 Marks) each in Semester III and

Semester IV.

3. A learner who is successful in Semester III and IV


than THREE courses (300 Marks) each in Semester I

and Semester II.

Allowed To Keep Terms:

Stream: Science

Programmes : B.Sc.(I.T.), B.Sc.(Data Science)

(Aggregate marks per semester below 900)



learner in Semester I.



learner in Semester III.



learner in Semester V.



than TWO/THREE courses (Total of Three Course

should not exceed 200 marks) of the Semester.




D) of each course of Semester I and II.

2. A learner who failed to get grade point 4 (Grade D)

in not more than TWO/THREE courses (Total of Three

Course should not exceed 200 marks) of Semester I

and Semester II each.







TWO/THREE courses (Total of Three Course should

not exceed 200 marks) each in Semester III and

Semester IV.

3. A learner who is successful in semester III and IV


than TWO/THREE courses (Total of Three Course

should not exceed 200 marks) each in Semester I and

Semester II.

Allowed To Keep Terms (ATKT) and Eligibility for

Semester-III (Post Graduate Programs):

As per existing rules of University of Mumbai i.e.

learner is eligible to take admission in Semester

III irrespective of number courses failed however

Semester IV grade card will not be issued till 96

credits required has been successfully achieved.

ATKT Examination and Carry Forward of Marks:

1. ATKT examination of CE and SE examination will be

conducted Twice in academic year for each semester

2. If learner is unsuccessful in CE of the course in

the semester must submit assignment of the course

on the topic assigned for 20 marks and attend viva

for 20 marks on the day, time and venue defined. 10

Marks of active participation and attendance will not

be carry forwarded.

3. Learner unsuccessful in semester end examination

of the course need not appear for the CE of the

course. Marks will be carry forwarded and vice versa.

4. If a learner fails to secure the required minimum

40% marks of the total marks or is absent for the

practical examination in odd/even semester then

such learner will have to re-appear for the practical

examination in the subsequent odd/even semester.

(Learner must produce certified practical record/

journal of year of enrolment)

5. Learner need to register for ATKT examination

by paying examinations fees within stipulated time

period as notified.

Important Note: Learner must clear the backlog of

any examinations within two years from the exam

first appeared.


ATKT Rules: (M.Sc.Programs)

A.T.K.T. rules for M.Sc. Programme for credit Based

Semester & Grading System: (R. 8654)

1. A learners shall be allowed to keep term for

semester II irrespective of number of heads of failures

in the semester I.

2. A learner shall be allowed to take admission and to

keep terms and appear for semester III irrespective of

number of heads of failure in the Semester I and II.

3. A learner after attending semester III is allowed to

go semester IV.

4. A learner shall be allowed to keep terms and

allowed to appear for semester IV irrespective

of number of heads of failure in semester I, II & III.

However, the result of the semester IV shall be kept

at abeyance until the learner passes each of the

semester I, Semester II, semester III.

5. A learner will have to earn a minimum of 96 credits

to pass the M.Sc. degree.

6. Those who fail in any course in any semester will

have to clear the same in the examination conducted

in the corresponding odd or even semester.

Verification of Marks :

The students have to immediately apply for

verification /redressal/photo copy of answer sheets in

the prescribed format within 6 days of the declaration

of result. This is applicable for all Semesters from

Semesters I to Semester VI for all courses of

undergraduate and for all Semesters from Semester I

to Semester IV for all courses of post graduate.

Unfair Means During Examinations : (O.5050)

Students using unfair means during an examination

will be referred to Unfair Means Enquiry Committee.

The Committee will follow the procedure prescribed

by the University and recommend action against those

found guilty in accordance with University guidelines

Refund of College Fees: ( Ordinance O. 2859 )

which includes debarment from examinations for

upto 3 years. To avoid such unpleasant situations,

students should desist from the use of unfair means

during an examination. Students should ideally refrain

from bringing their mobile phones with them during

examinations. If they are brought, cell phones should

be kept in the students’ bags during the examinations.

Punitive Measures :

For the maintenance of discipline and proper conduct

among the students of the college, the Principal can

inflict any one of the punitive measures listed below:

1. Principal reserves the right to suspend a student

from college for a specified period.

2. Withdrawing or withholding of University Exami

nation form.

3. Imposing fine as a measure for indiscipline, subject

to the kind of indiscipline.

4. Rustication.

5. Refunding of installment of fees is decided by the

Principal.

6. In case of malpractice during examination, Principal

can use discretion to punish the student on specific

grounds.

7. Giving benefit or withdrawal of benefits such as

scholarship, other concession and reliefs is decided

by the Principal

8. As an Act of Punishment, student can be denied

use of gymkhana, library and other facility for a

specific period.

Transcripts and Refunds Transcripts:

Students desirous of pursuing further studies abroad

should apply for transcripts along with necessary fees.

After verification of mark sheet and other relevant

papers, the college will hand over the transcript /

recommendation letter within 10 Working days.

Refund of College Deposit:

Application for the refund of college deposit must be

made within one year by the application, failing which

the deposited amount is liable to be forfeited

Sr. No

Period

Percentage of Deduction

1 Prior to commencement of academic term and instruction of the course

Rs. 500/-

2 Up-to 20 days after the commencement of academic term of the course

20% of the total amount of fees

3 From 21st day Up-to next 50 days after commencement of the academic term of the course


4

From 51st day Up-to 80 days after commencement of academic term of the course or August 31st whichever is earlier


5 From September 1st to September 30th 60% of the total amount of fees

6 After September 30th No refund of fees


Thakur College - FYBSc.(I.T.) /

Thakur College - FYBSc.(I.T.) /

Thakur College - UFV – BCIS/

RRU – BBA/ UC - BBA

YEAR 4

Thakur College UFV – BCIS/ RRU

– BBA/ UC - BBA

International Collaborations

• Frazer Valley, Vancouver, Canada

• Royal Roads University, Canada

• University of Canberra, Australia

The college has collaborations with University of

Frazer Valley, Vancouver, Canada for B.Sc.(I.T.) and

B.Sc.(C.Sc.) students. It is a unique program where the

students can study for two years in Thakur College of

Science & Commerce and two years at Frazer Valley

University. The student will be awarded the Under

Graduation Degree from Frazer Valley University.

Royal Roads University, Canada offers a similar

option of 2+2 for the B.Sc.(I.T.), B.Sc.(C.Sc.), B.M.S.,

B.Com.(A & F) and Mass Media students.

An MoU is also signed with University of Canberra,

Australia for 2+1+1 ½ years programme i.e. two years in

Thakur College, one year in University of Canberra to

complete the Under Graduation Programme followed

by 1 ½ year of MBA programme. This programme

is applicable to the Information Technology &

Commerce students.


Student Placement:

We at TCSC take all necessary measures to prepare our learners ready for dynamic Corporate World. The

training & Placement Cell of College provides necessary guidance and help to students for availing the benefit

of Campus Recruitment. The placement record of previous years provides a proof that Corporate have

confidence in our students. The College got appreciation from CII-Naoroji Godrej Model Career Centre for its

dedication and endless support towards Student Placement.

Highest Package: 6.60 Lacs & Average Packages: 2.40 Lacs

Star Placements @ TCSC

MP, Government of India

Ex Chief Minister, Government

of Maharashtra

Former Chief Secretary,

Government of Gujarat

Miss Diva, India

Waterman of India

VC, University of Mumbai

MD & CEO, Bombay Stock

Exchange

I/C Director,

Reserve Bank of India

Member of Parliament,

Mumbai North

Distinguished Guest visiting our Institute


Committees

Internal Complaints Committee

The College has set up ICC for redressal of sexual

harassment cases, under the University Grants

Commission’s notification on May 2, 2016, titled

Prevention, Prohibition & Redressal of Sexual

Harassment of Women Employees & Students in

Higher Educational Institutions, the College has

set up ICC for redressal of sexual harassment

cases. It functions with the aim to prevent sexual

harassment of employees & students. Any form of

sexual harassment, particularly against women is not

acceptable in college premises.

Anti-Ragging Cell

Ragging is strictly prohibited at Thakur College of

Science and Commerce. Any student found indulging

in ragging in any form, directly or indirectly, actively

or passively, or being a part of conspiracy to promote

ragging, within or outside the campus, would face

strict disciplinary action by the College, and will be

liable to be punished as per the UGC Regulations on

curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational

Institutions, 2009 (U/S 26(1) (g) of the UGC Act,

1956) and The Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging

Act, 1999, as well as under the provisions of any other

penal law for the time being in force and shall also be

liable to rustication from the College.

Students’ Council

The Students’ Council is formed under the Maharashtra

Universities Act 1994. The Principal is the Ex-Officio

Chairman of the Council, while the student-members

elect one of them as its Secretary.

The Council comprises of students nominated on the

basis of their academic performance, participation in

Cultural activities, Sports, NSS and NCC. The Council

is set up to look after the welfare of the students

and to promote and co-ordinate the extra-curricular

activities of different student associations for better

corporate life. It helps the College administration

in maintaining discipline and conducting various

activities for the students like popular Youth

Parliament, Debates on contemporary issues along

with Cultural celebrations like Christmas, Traditional

Day, Rose Day, Navratri etc….

Women Development Cell (WDC)

This cell has been functioning for a long time under

the directives of the University of Mumbai. The cell

has consistently worked towards creating social

awareness about the problems of women like

Gender Equality, Gender Discrimination and Sexual

Harassment through guest lectures and conducting

in-house activities. In academic year 2019-20, WDC

organized various events to create awareness on

women safety, Empowerment, Medical Health and

Self-defense workshop. The Cell also conducted a

National Conference on ‘Women Empowerment &

Gender Equality – Contemporary Issues.’ Women

Empowerment Week was celebrated in first week of

March to commemorate “Women’s Day” .

Students Grievance Redressal Cell

The function of the Cell is to look into the complaints

lodged by any students, and judge its merit. Any

student with a genuine grievance may approach the

Senior members of the Committee or the Principal

This cell helps students to understand and solve their

Personal, academic and college- related problems The

objective is to develop a responsive and accountable

attitude among all stakeholders inorder to maintain a

harmonious educational atmosphere in the College.

Examination Committee

The Principal of the College constitutes the

Examination Committee, a faculty member is

appointed as Controller of the Examinations who

ensures the execution of all Examination tasks.

The committee takes responsibility for the smooth

conduct of all examinations and ensures timely

declaration of results.

Discipline Committee

This Committee is constituted for the maintenance of

discipline in the College. It ensures that students obey

rules and remain orderly and peaceful in the pursuant

of educational goals of the College community.

Disciplinary framework includes Wearing Identity

cards, proper dress code, no usage of cell phones in

class, harmonious behaviour; violation of which may

lead to strict punishments.

Unfair Means Committee

The Committee is authorized to take disciplinary

action against a student for misconduct during

examination conducted by College. They can decide

quantum of punishment after reviewing nature of

malpractices at theory, practical / project report

examination.

ISO Core Committee

TCSC has established, documented, implemented,

maintained and has continually improved the

effectiveness of a quality management system in

accordance with the requirements of international

standard ISO 9001:2015.

TCSC has determined 12 key processes needed for the

quality management system and has its application

throughout the college. Audits (Internal audit

and surveillance audit) are conducted biannually

and annually and cover all the key processes and

requirements of ISO 9001:2015.The non-conformities

are analyzed and corrective action is decided and

implemented in management review meeting. The

Quality Policy is displayed and targets in quality

objectives are decided based on the results of

previous years. The results are analysed and action

plans are formulated for improvement.

Attendance Committee (Science and Commerce)

College has a vigilant Attendance committee which

tracks students having low attendance, displays the

Attendance Defaulting Students list before the 5th of

every month. Parents are informed about their wards

attendance from time to time. Parents can also check

the attendance of their ward on the college website:

www.tcsc.edu.in updated on a daily basis. Committee

briefs Parents about usage of website for attendance

check and concerned notices at the beginning of the

academic year during Parent-Teacher Meetings. The

purpose of this committee is to have control over

students’ attendance.

TCSC Training & Placement Cell :

The College Placement Committee consisting of

Senior faculty members and students envisions an

ideal interface between Industry requirements and

students aspirations. It conducts training students

for grooming students to be Industry ready for

Placement Interviews. and arranges and campus

placements. The goal of the Committee is to obtain

desired placement offers for the students in terms of

profiles and organisations to work with, In addition

the placement committee plays an instrumental role

in developing and sustaining a mutually beneficial

long term relationship with industry.

Swami Vivekananda Committee

This committee led by faculty members organizes

various programs based on the life, philosophy and

achievements of Swami Vivekananda. Students are

encouraged to participate in the variety of activities

like dramas, story-telling, poster–making competitions

etc. throughout the year. The goal is to make students

understand the moral and ethical values for which

Swami Vivekananda stood and to inculcate them in

their daily lives.

Entrepreneurship Cell

The College has an Entrepreneurial Cell – Prerna,

where young minds are motivated to be wealth-

creators and inspiring entrepreneurs. Start-up

discussions, Guest Lectures and Projects are

organized to develop entrepreneurial intent in

students. Business ideas are mentored by Industry

Experts and Faculty members. The College is proud to

have many students develop their ideas into Business

potentials and be able to initiate their Businesses in

the competitive world.

Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension

(DLLE)

DLLE is a statutory department of University of

Mumbai to promote meaningful and sustained

rapport between the university and the community.

Our College became a part of DLLE in 2011-12 and

has 472 registered learners in this academic year.

DLLE currently runs six projects, namely: Anna

Poorna Yojana (APY), Career Project (CP), Industry

Orientation Project (IOP), Population Education

Club (PEC), Status of Women in Society (SWS) and

National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS).

Other Curricular Associations

Marathi Association (Marathi Vangmaya Mandal)

Marathi Association conducts various competitions for students to understand the nuances of Marathi language and culture. The Committee aims to

inculcate the creative thinking and develop literary skills in Marathi language among students.

Hindi Association (Hindi Sahitya Parishad)

Hindi Association led by a team of teachers with a

flair for the language conducts various activities like debates, elocution and essay competition at college and inter-collegiate level to promote the proficiency of the language among students. Also every year on the 14th September ‘Hindi Diwas’ is celebrated in the college that depicts our culture and love towards

National Language.

Commerce Association

Commerce Association is the association of all Commerce faculties and Students that aims to bridge the gap from theory to practical aspects of Commerce and Business world. Various programs

and activities like commerce quiz, short film-making and advertising events like AD-MAD. The focus is also

to develop the overall personality of the student by exposing them to Commercial activities of Business

world. Students develop leadership qualities and job orientation skills which improves their performance in

the globalized world.

Nature Club

Nature Club promotes love for Nature and creates

environmental awareness by arranging field trips,

study tours and seminars/lectures by well-known personalities in the field of environmental sciences. Nature Walks to Borivali National Park are organized to make students understand the need for environment conservation.

Computer Association

Computer Association polish the skills in the use of computer for the students of Computer Science and Information Technology. Competitions like power

point presentation, sketching, poster designing, games etc. are seen with great interest among the students. Computer science Olympiad is also conducted as part of the association.

Cultural Association

This Association of the college provides a platform to showcase the cultural talents of students in



performing arts. A variety of activities like dance, singing, Rangoli, Mehendi, Collage, Group dance etc. are organized.

“Taarangan” is the Inter-Collegiate Cultural Fest of the college organized in the month of December each year with a unique theme that unites every student to promote, participate and excel. It attracts more than

1000 participants from Colleges across Mumbai.

College alumnus Nehal Chudasama trained at our cultural platform groomed to become Miss Diva - India and represented India in Miss Universe competition in

Bangkok.

Many Students featured on television in various series began their journey on the Cultural stage to practice and polish their acting skills.

“Trishna” Annual Day of the college, is organized by the students of the Cultural Association and Students Council. It provides them an opportunity to learn the art of management, organization and develop leadership qualities.

Parents Teacher Association

Parent – Teacher Association (PTA) is a formal organization that consists of Parents and Teachers for facilitating parental participation in the College

activities.

Selected parents are assigned as representatives for the larger group. The Association meets at regular intervals to discuss various issues relating to general welfare of the students. Suggestion from parents are

taken into consideration as part of decision making. We are proud to have a very active Parents Teachers

Association.

English Literary Association

The Association organizes competition like essay writing and Elocution, JAM and short story writing.

Activities are conducted to enhance communication skills of the students. Students are encouraged to participate in English Olympiad every year.

Science Association

This association offers a platform for the students to learn, explore and experiment scientific ideas into

reality. The main aim of Science Association is to

build the scientific temper in students by organizing Science Exhibitions with a relevant science faculty theme, science quizzes, guest lectures, Olympiads and elocution competitions. All the faculties of Science stream use their expertise in promoting scientific knowledge and research initiation among

the science students.

Mathematics Association

The association aims at developing the analytical skill of the students in Mathematics and Statistics. They conduct competitions that sharpen their aptitude skills , logical reasoning and rational thinking so

that students be prepared and confident to take up competitive exams.

Planning Forum

The Economics Department of the college conducts various subject related competitions in

this association. They conduct Elocution, Debate, Organize guest lectures on contemporary economics issues. Students are given challenging brainstorming

sessions.

Alumni Association

Thakur College of Science & Commerce Alumni Association was established in the academic year 2002-2003. It is formed to promote a lifelong relationship between College and Alumnus and

increase fellowship amongst the members of the Association. The Alumni meet is held each year to strengthen the bond.

The Association aims to support student activities like Inter-collegiate fest ‘Tarangan’, to assist in placements

& recruitment and to promote the development of current students.

College Magazine “UDAAN”

The college magazine ”UDAAN” is published annually that showcases the efforts and achievements of all academic faculties and students of the college. The magazine has an editorial board consisting of the Principal, teachers and students representatives to look after the publication of the magazine. Essays, articles, short stories, poems from every department,

is selected and published in the magazine for encouragement of students.

Counseling Cell

The College has a career counseling cell which organizes various types of counseling sessions

depending on the students requirement. Following

are the various types of activities carried by the counseling cell.

• Career Guidance and Counseling

• Diagnostic Aptitude Test & Analysis

• Interview Technique Workshop

• Personality Development Programmes

• English Speaking Course

• Communication Skills Enhancement Workshop

• Training & Guidance for competitive examination like GRE, TOFEL, SAT, CAT etc.

• Training for NEET and JEE, AIEEE examination for Medical & Engineering courses.

• Guidance for admission in Foreign Universities.

• Guiding students for IIT- JAM examination

• Preparing students for different competitive examinations like IAS, MPSC, Banking, etc.

Field Trips and Industrial Visits :

Students are given an opportunity to gain first hand knowledge and information from industries. Gaining

awareness to prepare to face the competitive business world around them is the prime objective of industrial tours and visits. Students are able to link

the theoretical knowledge to the actual functions of the industry. Trips to JNPT, Bombay Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange, RBI are the preferred field-

trips.

Extra- Curricular Activities

Sports:

Sports students are usually given the benefit of

relaxation in admission standard, apart from freeships.

Prizes are instituted for outstanding performances in

sports at Intercollegiate, State and National Levels.

Our students have always been giving outstanding

performances in various sports.

• College won “The Best College” award in Mumbai

Games Season 2.

• Kirti Bhoite won Gold Medal in athletic (200mtr) at

Khelo India Inter University Level.

• Shashikant Yadav won Gold Medal in Boxing at

India inter university.

• Simran Singhi won Gold Medal in badminton at

International challenge in Ukraine.

NSS

College has three units of NSS with 250 volunteers.

TCSC NSS Unit was awarded as the Best NSS Unit

by Govt. of Maharashtra. Under the guidance of NSS

Programme Officer volunteers undertake various

social service activities in community and in adopted

villages.

NSS Unit has adopted P.P. Shri. Gagangiri Maharj

Ashram where more than 40 thousand trees are

planted in last 12 years and has been instrumental in

conserving that through Sunday projects on regular

basis. The Ashram trust has appreciated TCSC NSS

Unit for dedicated work for more than a Decade.

TCSC NSS Unit has adopted Six Villages around

Mumbai Vedhe, Talavali, Devli in Palghar, Belkadi in

Vasai & Shirole in Bhiwandi. In these villages’ activities

like medical camp, awareness on Malnutrition,

Swachhata Abhiyan, Tree Plantation, Library

Educational activities etc. were undertaken. a nursery

of 50 Thousand saplings is made at Manori for

plantation

Other Activities Include Pulse Polio Drive, Road

Awarness Project, Nirmalya Mukti Drive, Voter

Awarness Activity During Assemly Election etc.

Thakur College NSS Unit has been Awarded by

Nashamukti Mandal Maharashtra state for undertaking

Anti-Narcotics awareness activity in and around

college campus.

NSS volunteer Ms. Akshata Kadam represented

Maharashtra at Republic Day Parade 2020 at Rajpath

New Delhi.

Mr. Ashutosh Tiwari represented Mumbai University

at State Republic Day Parade 2020 at Shivaji park,

Mumbai.

Ms. Sunita Lodhi represented Maharashtra at National

Youth Convention Camp 2020 held at Lucknow.

Mr. Sushil Shinde, NSS PO has been appointed as

District Co-ordinator of Mumbai Western Suburban

and was appointed as Camp Co-ordinator for NSS

State Republic Day Parade Camp 2020. He was

awarded Shri. Shahji Raje Rashtriya Puraskar by Shri.

Shivaji Gyanpeeth for year 2019.

NCC

NCC is a highly reputed body which is also known

as the second line of defence of our country. Thakur

College NCC unit was formed in the year 2002-03. It

is led by Major N.D. Chaudhari. Other than just Military

Training, the cadets also learn several other valuable

things such as selflessness, honesty, discipline,

hard work and ways to build confidence and gain

leadership qualities.The unit has a total strength of

52 Cadets comprising of 70:30 boys to girls ratio

respectively. There are many social activities which is

been conducted by the NCC Unit like Beach Cleaning,

Jan Jagruti Rally, Anti Plastic Cycle Rally and many

more.


INFRASTRUCTURE

LABORATORIES

TCSC takes pride in its modern and well equipped

laboratories. There are 18 Computer Laboratories

equipped with 620 Computers with latest

configuration. The laboratories are designed to

fulfill the stringent specifications laid down by

the University to conduct courses like B.Sc./M.

Sc.(Computer Science), B.Sc/M.Sc.(IT), M.Com.

(E-Commerce) and applied component subjects

like computer programming, computer system and

application at B.Com level. Computer Science and IT

are also taught in Junior college as vocational subjects

and optional subjects respectively. The College has

Microsoft campus agreement for software being

used in the laboratories. All laboratories are in LAN

with structured cabling as per international norms.

All computers are connected to internet. High speed

broad band 50 MBPS connectivity of 24X7 throughout

the year has been provided. The college also has 14

Science laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Botany,

Zoology, Electronics and Biotechnology including

postgraduate Chemistry laboratories which are well

equipped. 3 Research laboratories facilitate research

and scientific temper among students.

LIBRARY

Library is the soul of any Educational Institute. A

well-stocked Library spread over 1243 m2 area that

can accommodate around 684 students is well

stocked. There are dedicated sections like Reading

Hall, Reference Section, Stack Room and Newspaper

and Magazine section. A large collection of more

than 56,224 books that includes reference books,

encyclopedias, magazines and journals on a wide

range of subjects. “Gyan Sagar”, book exhibition is

held for teachers and students every year.

DIGITAL LIBRARY

A newly developed digital library with 30 computers

of latest configuration is assigned for accessing

multimedia based tutorial on technical subjects

and topic of general awareness . For this purpose, a

dedicated mirror server has been installed.

BOOK BANK FACILITY

College has a well-organized Book Bank scheme

for needy students. Application in prescribed form,

available in the college library has to be submitted

before the last date declared by the college. A set

of prescribed text-books are given to the student

for one year against a deposit amount. The same is

refunded at the time of return of the set of books

without damage or mutilation.

PRESENTATION ROOM

A presentation room equipped with LCD projector

& a smart board offers a good venue for the BMS,

B.Com (B&I), B.Com.(A&F), B.Com. (F&M), B. Sc (I. T.),

B. Sc. (Aviation), BMM, B.Sc (C.S) & B.Sc (Biotech)

students to make presentations. The room is also

used for group discussion / Personal Interview and

training final year students .

INTERNET ROOM

A separate Internet room with dedicated 4MBPS

leased line is available for the students and teachers

to access internet for their intellectual up-gradation.

Apart from this, there is one additional leased line

available from MTNL & WIFI.

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CENTER

The college has a well equipped center of Research

& Development, where students and teachers work

on various industrial projects as well as individual

research projects for doctoral programmes in

Physical, Chemical and Biological Sciences.

FIRST AID ROOM

The college has a first aid center looked after by

trained nurse who provides help to the students

in need of medical assistance. Doctors are made

available on call in case of medical emergency.

A spacious canteen with substantial sitting facility

which is managed by a professional caterer is housed

in the campus. Good quality food is available to staff

and students at reasonable rates. Care is also taken to

maintain clean and hygienic conditions in and around

canteen.

SEMINAR HALL

An air-conditioned seminar hall with a seating

capacity of 350, is equipped with modern audio-

visual equipment, is provided and housed on the

first floor of the college building. It is an ideal place

for conducting seminars, workshops and training

Programmes for students and teachers. Lectures

by eminent persons from industry are arranged

for the benefit of students. Educational films & AV

presentations on various topics of interest to students

are also screened occasionally.

AUDITORIUM

A sprawling multipurpose hall with state of the

art equipment and facilities has been provided on

seventh floor in the college building. The well lit

centrally air conditioned mega conference hall has

a seating capacity of over 800 people. The decor,

design as well as acoustic and safety features is

one of its kind. This hall is being used for various

conferences, seminars, cultural events and academic

interactions.

THAKUR TECHNOLOGY CENTER


The college has a technology center. It conducts

professional job oriented career promotional courses

namely:

1) Master Diploma in Computing and IT Professional

with personality development

2) Advanced Diploma in Fashion Designing

3) Advanced Diploma in Interior Designing

4) Hardware and Networking Courses

After successfully completing courses, certificate is

awarded.

THAKUR CRICKET STADIUM

A massive ground for all kinds of sports activities is

available for students. Thakur college takes pride in

moulding students for National and International

level sports.

THAKUR FOOTBALL GROUND

A well maintained football ground is for students.

Thakur College is proud of making many football

champions.

STUDIO

The College has set up an all inclusive media studio

exclusively for its BAFTNMP and BMM students. An

Avant - grade infrastructure with ultramodern gadgets

and all that requires for preproduction of professional

film is housed here for students learning benefits. A

Complete digital studio that encompasses state of

the art cinema theatre with advance screen, digital

cinema projector, theatre sound system, a media lab

with 12 IMac desktops, a fully equipped editing room,

advance softwares, dubbing and sound recording

setup, three camera setup, portable green screen

(Chroma), various sound recording equipments

like different kinds of microphones, sound board,

synchronizer, headphone and much more in available

for them.

TCSC- Jurisearch Center of Excellance

Thakur College has collaborated with Jurisearch

Services (India) Pvt. Ltd to form a Centre of Excellence

in 2019-20. This Student-centric initiative focuses

on taking up Research Projects and innovative

project ideas for societal benefit. The objective is

to execute corporate clients’ real time research work

and facilitate adaption of sustainable solutions and

technologies in sectors of software services, support

and operation. TCSC Centre of Excellence promotes

the Learn & Earn program among Students who

be imbibe scientific temper among them to form

Business solutions, organize events like conference,

workshops and seminars to share research expertise

on Business Development.

ADMINISTRATION

Dr. (Mrs.) C.T.Chakraborty

PRINCIPAL

Dr. S.D.Ajagekar Mr. Sachin Kambli

VICE-PRINCIPAL VICE-PRINCIPAL

(Degree College - Science) (Degree College - Commerce)

Mr. Narendra Tiwari Mr. Kiran Jadhav

VICE-PRINCIPAL VICE-PRINCIPAL

(Junior College - Science) (Junior College - Commerce)


Other Student Services

Sr. No.

Student Services Documents required Counter No. Approx. No. of working days required

1 Railway Concession Aadhar Card, Ration Card, Electricity Bill, College ID Card

Reception Immediate

2 Bonafide Certificate Application form, Attested Xerox Copies of Mark-sheet/s or College ID

Reception Immediate

3 Medium of Instruction College ID Card and Mark-sheet Library Office Immediate

4 Recommendation letter (should be applied to the concerned teachers)

Application with College ID/ Fee Receipt and Mark-sheet

Administration Office

Immediate

5 Alumni Association Registration Form and Life Membership

Registration form from college office Administration Office Counter 11

Immediate

6 No Objection Certificate

Application form, Attested Xerox Copies of Mark-sheet/s (Semester/Class-which he/ she studied)

Administration Office Counter 1

Immediate

7 Transcripts Application form, Attested Xerox copies/original mark-sheets of each year of the course (All semester)


3 days

8 Attestation of Transcripts

Transcript copies and original Transcript Administration Office

1 or 2 day/s

9 Educational Verification Attested Xerox copies of Mark-sheets of the student, Cash or DD of Rs.500/- per marksheet in favour of


3 days

10 Transfer Certificate Transfer form from college where student has secured admission, attested Xerox copies of FY/SY/TY Degree College mark- sheets


10 days

11 Migration Certificate Attested Xerox copies of FY/SY/TY Degree College mark-sheets, HSC mark-sheet College ID card, Migration form (available in Mumbai University),DD of Rs.220/- in favour of “Finance and Accounts Officer, University of Mumbai” or by cash in University Migration Section


2 days by college and approximatel y 30 days by University of Mumbai

12 Admission for International Student

A valid student visa or PIO, RRO clearance certificate from SB2 Crime branch, Address proof in the foreign country, Prima facie from University of Mumbai, Xerox copy of passport, complete body check-up and blood report, original mark-sheets transfer certificate, migration certificate, a letter from the Consulate


As per University Time - table

Rules and Regulations

A) General Rules :

1) The student shall abide by the rules and regulations

enforced and those which may hereafter be made

by the authorities of the college. Notices informing

the enforcement of such rules are displayed on

the college notice boards from time to time.

2) The student shall not undertake or participate

or associate with any activity, inside or outside

the college that may interfere with the orderly

administration and smooth working of the college.

3) The student must carry a valid identity card (with

all proper necessary entry and lamination) while in

the college campus and the same must be

produced whenever demanded by any member

of the staff. A student without identity card may

not be allowed to enter the college premises.

4) Students applying for certificates, testimonials,

etc. and those requiring the Principal's signature

on any kind of documents or application must

first contact the college office respective

authorities and no papers should directly be

brought before the Principal for signature.

5) It is the responsibility of students to read the

notice-boards regularly and also see the college

website for important announcements made by

the College office from time to time and they will

not be given any concession or excuse on grounds

of ignorance.

B) Discipline :

1) No society/association/forum will be formed

without the permission of the Principal. No person

shall be invited to address a meeting or a society

/ association / forum without the permission of

the Principal.

2) The Student must maintain silence in the

classrooms, laboratories and library. They should

not loiter in the corridors when the classes are

being conducted. Students are expected to spend

their spare time in Students' Common Room or

study in the library (reading room) without

causing any inconvenience or disturbance to

other students and teachers.

3) Smoking, chewing gums, pan masala, spitting

or any other such act are strictly prohibited in the

premises of the college. Any student found

indulging in any such act shall be severely

punished.

4) Damage to college property will be recovered

from the student if found guilty. Such student/s

will face immediate rustication.

5) No student shall communicate any information

or write about the matters dealing with the college

administration to the Press.

6) Use of filthy language or misconduct and or

intimidation on the part of the student is sufficient

grounds/reasons for the suspension or expulsion.

7) Use of mobile phones in the premises of the

college will not be permitted.

C) Use of Social Media :

1) Any one Using / Copying / Reproducing fake

profile of Teachers / Principal / Management,

Thakur College logo, Thakur College name is a

legal offence.

2) Any prank message circulation on Social

networking site / Messenger Service / Print Media

related with Thakur College activities is a legal

offence and due legal action will be taken against

the person.

3) Without prior written permission from the

authorities no one is supposed to create any

confession page / any group page that

bears Thakur College name and logo.

4) Students are advised to be cautious before

posting any Comments, likes, on social networking

site.

D) Attendance of Learners : Important Ordinance

(O.6086)

Attendance in all lectures, practicals, tutorials, tests,

internal assessment and examination is compulsory.

According to ordinances O.6086 overall 75%

attendance and 50% attendance in each subject of the

total number of days on which lectures are delivered

for Term I and Term II separately is compulsory.

Ordinance,O.125: To keep terms at the college, a

student must complete to the satisfaction of the

Principal the course prescribed for such terms for the

class to which the student belongs

E) Ragging :

Students involved in ragging will be punished as per

the Provisions of “UGC Regulations on Curbing the

Menace of Ragging in Higher; Educational Institutions,

2009” (under Section 26 (I) (g) of the University

Grants Commission Act 1956). Student with previous

record of ragging will not be admitted.


Scholarships & Awards

Meritorius & deserving students in the field of curricular & Co curricular are encouraged with number of awards.

A) Maharashtra Government Scholarship / Freeship :

The students of Junior/Degree College belonging to backward caste such as SC/ST/NT/DT/OBC and SBC are offered scholarships/freeships by

Government of Maharashtra.

B) Academics : Special Achievement Awards

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Sp. Award (Rs. 51,000/-) For TCSC students standing First in H.S.C. Merit List

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Sp. Award (Rs. 21,000/-) For TCSC students standing Second in H.S.C. Merit List

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Sp. Award (Rs. 11,000/-) For TCSC students standing Third in H.S.C. Merit List

* Thakur Shyamnarayan Singh Sp. Award (Rs. 11,000/-) For standing First in University merit list

* Thakur Shyamnarayan Sinzgh Sp. Award (Rs. 7,500/-) For standing Second in University merit list

* Thakur Shyamnarayan Singh Sp. Award (Rs. 5,000/-) For standing Third in University merit list

C) Academics : Awards

* Bhagwandas V. Shah Prize (Rs. 500/ -) First at XI - F.Y.J.C. Science

* Zagdu Singh Memorial Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at H.S.C. Science.

* Zagdu Singh Memorial Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at H.S.C. Science.

* Zagdu Singh Memorial Award (Rs. 500/-) Third among students of TCSC at H.S.C. Science.

* Ashish Zaveri Prize (Rs. 500/-) First at Xl - F.Y.J.C. Commerce

* Nimnadevi Memorial Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at H.S.C. Commerce

* Nlrnnadevi Memorial Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at H.S.C. Commerce

* Nimnadevi Memorial Award (Rs. 500/-) Third among students of TCSC at H.S.C. Commerce

* Madhubhai K Patel Memorial Prize (Rs. 500/-) First at F.Y.B.Sc.

* Rajendra Singh Prize (Rs. 500/-) First at S.Y.B.Sc.

* Shyamnarayan Singh Memorial Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at T.Y. B.Sc.

* Shyamnarayan Singh Memorial Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at T.Y. B.Sc.

* Shri Bechu Prasad Prize (Rs. 500/-) First rank among TCSC students in Physics at T.Y.B.Sc.

* Smt.Sushilaben R.Shah Prize (Rs. 500/) First rank among TCSC students in Chemistry at T.Y.B.Sc.

* Smt. Humraji Devi Memorial Prize (Rs. 500/) First rank among TCSC students in Mathematics at T.Y.B.Sc.

* Shri.Dhapu Bhai Bhatt Prize (Rs. 500/-) First rank among TCSC students in Botany at T.Y.B.SC.

* Shri Dhapu Bhai Bhatt Prize (Rs. 500/-) First rank among TCSC students in Zoology at T.Y.B.Sc.

* Thakur Shyam Narayan Singh Award (Rs. 500/-) First rank among TCSC students in Computer Science at T. Y.B.Sc.

* Musafir Singh Memorial Award (Rs. 500/-) First rank among TCSC students in Bio Technology at T.Y.B.Sc.

* Thakur Ram Narayan Singh Award (Rs. 500/-) First at F.Y.B.Sc. (Aviation)

* Thakur Ram Narayan Singh Award (Rs. 500/-) First at S.Y.B.Sc. (Aviation)

* Shri Khetshi Khimraj Dedhia of Dedhia Group Award (Rs. 1000/-) First rank among TCSC students in Aviation at TY.B.Sc.

* Shri Khetshi Khimraj Dedhia of Dedhia Group Award (Rs.750/-) Second among TCSC students in Aviation at T.Y.B.Sc.

* Kamalavati B. Sharma Memorial price (Rs. 500/-) First at F.Y.B.Sc.(I.T.)

* Musafir Singh Memorial award (Rs. 500/-) First at S.Y.B.Sc.(I.T.)

* Musafir Singh Memorial Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at T.Y.BSc.(I.T.)

* Fazal Ali Din Mohammad Memorial Prize (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at T.Y.BSc.(I.T.)

* Madhubhai K. Patel Memorial Prize (Rs. 500/-) First at F.Y.B.Com.

* Rajendra Singh Prize (Rs. 500/ -) First at S.Y.B.Com.

* Indradevi Memorial Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at T.Y B. Com.

* Indradevi Memorial Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.Com.

* Ram Jiyavan Yadav Memory Prize (Rs. 500/-) Highest marks among TCSC students in Business Economics at T.Y.B.Com.

* Ram Jiyavan Yadav Memory Prize (Rs. 500/-) Highest marks among TCSC students in Financial Accounting at T.Y.B.Com.

* Badri Pal Singh Prize (Rs. 500/-) Highest Marks among TCSC students in Management Accounting at T.Y.B.Com.

* Badri Pal Singh Prize (Rs. 500/-) Highest Marks among TCSC students in D & I Taxation at T.Y.B.Com.

* Badri Pal Singh Prize (Rs. 500/-) Highest Marks among TCSC students in Cost Accounting at T.Y.B.Com.

* Shri Subhkaran Luharuka Prize Rs. 500/-) Highest Marks among TCSC students in Commerce VI at T.Y.B.Com.

* Shri Subhkaran Luharuka Prize Rs. 500/-) Highest Marks among TCSC students in Export Marketing at T.Y.B.Com.

* Thakur Sarju Ramsaran Singh Memorial Prize (Rs. 500/-) First at B.M.S. (First Year)

* Sonadevi Suryanath Singh Memorial Prize (Rs. 500/-) First at B.M.S. (Second Year)

* Dhananjay devadiga award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at B.M.S. (Third year)

* Babu Ram yadav award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at B.M.S. (Third year)

* Ravi Dhanuka Prize (Rs. 500/-) First at F.Y.B.Com. (B & I)

* Shantilal Chunilal Vyas Memorial Award (Rs. 500/-) First at S.Y.B.Com. (B & I)

* Shantilal Chunilal Vyas Memorial Award (Rs. I000/-) First among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.Com. (B & I)

* A. B. Mistry Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.Com. (B & I)

* Arcade Group prize (Rs. 500/-) First at F.Y.B.Com.(F.M.)

* Thakur Ram Narayan Singh Award (Rs. 500/-) First at S.Y.B.Com.(F.M.)

* Arcade Group prize (Rs. I000/) First among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.Com.(F.M.)

* Bharatpal Singh Prize (Rs. 750/) Second among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.Com.(F.M.))

* Karsandas M.Gandhi Memorial Prize (Rs. 500/-) First at F.Y.B.Com. (A & F)

* Manjulaben Shantilal Vyas Memorial Award (Rs. 500/-) Second at F.Y.B.Com. (A & F)

* Manjulaben Shantilal Vyas Memorial Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.Com.( A & F)

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Award (Rs.750/-) Second among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.Com.( A & F)

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Award (Rs. 500/-) First at F.Y.B.A.(M.M.C.)

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Award (Rs. 500/) First at S.Y.B.A.(M.M.C.)

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.M.M.

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.M.M.

* Thakur Shyam Narayan Singh Award (Rs. 500/-) First among students of TCSC at F.Y.B.A. (F.T.N.M.P.)

* Thakur Shyam Narayan Singh Award (Rs. 500/-) Second among students of TCSC at S.Y.B.A. (F.T.N.M.P.)

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.A.(F.T.N.M.P.)

* Thakur Ramnarayan Singh Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at T.Y.B.A.(F.T.N.M.P.)

* Manjulaben Shantilal Vyas Memorial Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at M.Sc.(I.T.) Part II.

* Manjulaben Shantilal Vyas Memorial Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at M.Sc.(I.T.) Part II.

* Bhagwanidevi Memorial Award (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at M.Sc.(C.S.) Part II

* Bhagwanidevi Memorial Award (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at M.Sc.(C.S.) Part II

* Shardaben BabubhaiJoshi Memorial Award (Rs. 500/-) First among students of TCSC at M.Sc.(Organic Chemistry) Part II

* Thakur Shyam Narayan Singh Award (Rs.500/-) First among students of TCSC at M.Sc. (Inorganic Chemistry) Part II

* Arcade Group Prize (Rs. 1000/-) First among students of TCSC at M.Com.(E-Com.)Part II

* Shri Sakharaj Singh Prize (Rs. 750/-) Second among students of TCSC at M.Com.(E-Com.) )Part II

D) Co -Curricular/Extra - Curricular Activities Awards

Prabhavatidevi S. Singh Award (Rs. 1000/-) Student of the Year (Male)

Prabhavatidevi S. Singh Award (Rs. 1000/-) Student of the Year (Female)

Vasant G.Pradhan Memorial Prize (Rs. 500/) Best N.C.C. Cadet of the year (Male)

*Asian Food Products Prize (Rs. 500/-) Sports Best N.S.S. Volunteer of the year Sports

Goragandhi Prize (Rs. 500/-) Best Cricket Player of the Year

Shri. Rameshbhai Shah Prize (Rs. 500/-) Best Volleyball Player of the Year

Shri. Himanshu Walavalkar Prize (Rs. 500/) Best Football Player of the Year

Suresh G. Kathuria Prize (Rs. 500/-) Best Sports person (Male)

Kishnadutta R. Sharma Memorial Prize Best Sports person (Female)


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Institutes Managed by

Thakur Educational Group

Thakur Shyamnarayan

High School (Hindi Medium )

2000

Thakur Polytechnic 1998

Thakur College of

Science & Commerce 1992

Thakur Vidya Mandir

High School 1990

2014

tshs

2013

tscer

of Education & Research 2007

Thakur Institute of

2006

It aaa

2005

2003

Ishs

High School (Marathi Medium )

2002

Thakur Institute of

2001

Thakur Institute of

2001

2001

THAKUR COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & COMMERCE AUTONOMOUS COLLEGE, PERMANENTLY AFFILIATED TO UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI

Shyamnarayan Thakur Marg, Thakur Village, Kandivali (E), Mumbai - 400 101.

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