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Bachelors of Arts(BA)

Course Overview

Introduction about the Course

Bachelor of Arts is undergraduate program that combines core arts subjects with skills-based, elective and interdisciplinary courses to foster critical thinking, creativity and employability.
The course emphasizes on fostering a high level of understanding of the principles and practice of arts.
Curriculum designed under NEP 2020 provides flexible subject combination, project work and internships.
Year of Establishment 2019
Affiliated to : Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU)
Intake: BA: 120

Eligibility

Candidates must have passed the Higher Secondary Certificate (10+2) examination or its equivalent from a recognized board.
English must be a compulsory subject.

Duration of the Course

The course duration is 3 years (6 semester) as per the SPPU and 3 / 4 years as per NEP 2020 structure.
Students opting for the Honors track can continue for a 4^th year (8 semester total) to earn a B.A. Honors degree.
The program follows a Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS) with continuous internal assessment and end-semester examinations.
NEP offers multiple entry-exit points : e.g., Certificate (after 1 year), Diploma (after 2 years), Degree (after 3 years), or Degree with Research/Honors (after 4 years).

Course Structure

BA Program — Credit Structure

Year	Term I Credits	Term II Credits	Total Credits
BA First Year	26	26	52
BA Second Year	20	20	40
BA Third Year	28	28	56

First Year BA — Course Structure

Semester I

Course Code	Course Type	Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
ENG-101(T)	Optional/General	English for Beginners	Theory	2
ENG-101(P)	Optional/General	English for Beginners	Practical	2
ECO-101(T)	Major Core	Indian Economy-I	Theory	2
ECO-102(P)	Major Core	Indian Economy-II	Practical	2
SEC-101-ECO	SEC	Tourism Economics	Theory	2
VEC-102	VEC	Indian Constitution – I	Theory	2
OE-115-COM-T	Open Elective	Financial Literacy – I	Theory	2
AEC 101	AEC	Developing Communicative Competence in English	Theory	2
SEC 101 ENG (T)	SEC	Soft Skills through English-I	Theory	2
PSY-101-T	Major Core	Foundations of Psychology and Experiments	Theory	2
PSY-102-P	Major Core	Psychology Practical – 1	Practical	2
SEC-101-PSY	SEC	Art of Effective Communication	Theory	2
IKS 101 HIS	IKS	History of Knowledge Production in India	Theory	2
Total Credits:				26

Semester II

Course Code	Course Type	Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
ENG-151(T)	Optional/General	English for Beginners	Theory	2
ENG-151(P)	Optional/General	English for Beginners	Practical	2
ECO-151(T)	Major Core	Indian Economy-III	Theory	2
ECO-152(P)	Major Core	Indian Economy-IV	Practical	2
SEC-151-ECO	SEC	Agri Business	Theory	2
VEC 152	VEC	Indian Constitution – II	Theory	2
OE 158 COM	Open Elective	Financial Literacy – II	Theory	2
AEC 151	AEC	Developing Communicative Competence in English	Theory	2
SEC 151 ENG (P)	SEC	Soft Skills through English-I	Theory	2
PSY-151-T	Major Core	Basics of Psychology and Psychological Testing	Theory	2
PSY-152-P	Major Core	Psychology Practical – 2	Practical	2
SEC-151-PSY	SEC	Managing Relationship, Conflicts and Stress	Theory	2
Total Credits:				26

Second Year BA — Course Structure

Semester III

Course Code	Course Type	Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
OE-OE205COM T	Common Subjects	Recent Trends in Marketing	Theory	2
AEC-201 HIN	AEC	Hindi	Theory	2
ENG 201 MJ	English Specialization	Appreciating Poetry	Theory	4
ENG 202 MJP	English Specialization	Appreciating Poetry	Practical	2
ENG 221 VSC	English Specialization	Introduction to English language Phonology and Morphology	Theory	2
ENG 200 IKS	English Specialization	Etymology of Indic Languages	Theory	2
ENG 231 FP	English Specialization	Field Project	Practical	2
PSY 201 MJT	Psychology Specialization	Developmental Psychology	Theory	4
PSY 202 MJP	Psychology Specialization	Practical on Developmental Psychology	Practical	2
PSY 221 VSC	Psychology Specialization	Basic of Counseling Theory	Theory	2
PSY 200 IKS	Psychology Specialization	Basics of Indian Psychology	Theory	2
PSY 231 FP	Psychology Specialization	Field Project	Practical	2
ECO 201 MJT	Economics Specialization	Micro Economics	Theory	4
ECO 202 MJP	Economics Specialization	Micro Economics	Practical	2
ECO 222 VSC	Economics Specialization	Basic Statistics	Theory	2
ECO 201 IKS	Economics Specialization	Economics of Kautilya	Theory	2
ECO 231 FP	Economics Specialization	Socio Eco Survey	Practical	2
ENG241MNT	Minor Subjects	English for Competitive exam	Theory	2
ENG242P	Minor Subjects	English for Competitive exam	Practical	2
ECO241MNT	Minor Subjects	Public Economics	Theory	2
ECO242MNP	Minor Subjects	Public Economics	Practical	2
PSY 241 MNT	Minor Subjects	Interpersonal Skills	Theory	2
PSY 242 MNP	Minor Subjects	Psychology Minor Practical	Practical	2
GEO241MNT	Minor Subjects	Physical Geography of India	Theory	2
GEO242MNP	Minor Subjects	Practical in MAP Reading	Practical	2
Total Credits:				20

Semester IV

Course Code	Course Type	Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
OE-OE205COM T	Common Subjects	Recent Trends in Marketing	Theory	2
AEC-201 HIN	AEC	Hindi	Theory	2
ENG 251 MJ	English Specialization	Appreciating Drama	Theory	4
ENG 252MJP	English Specialization	Appreciating Drama	Practical	2
ENG 271 VSC	English Specialization	Introduction to English language Phonology and Morphology	Theory	2
SEC 251 ENG	English Specialization	English for Advertisement	Practical	2
ENG 281 CEP	English Specialization	Community Engagement Program	Practical	2
PSY 251 MJT	Psychology Specialization	Abnormal Psychology	Theory	4
PSY 252 MJP	Psychology Specialization	Practical on Abnormal Psychology	Practical	2
PSY 271 VSC	Psychology Specialization	Developing Counseling Skills	Theory	2
PSY 251 SEC	Psychology Specialization	Self Profile for Career Choice	Practical	2
PSY 281 CEP	Psychology Specialization	Community Engagement Program	Practical	2
ECO 251 MJT	Economics Specialization	Macro Economics	Theory	4
ECO 252 MJP	Economics Specialization	Macro Economics	Practical	2
ECO 272 VSC	Economics Specialization	Basic Statistics	Practical	2
ECO 251 SEC ECO	Economics Specialization	Basics of Research Methodology	Practical	2
ECO 281 CEP	Economics Specialization	Community Engagement Program	Practical	2
ENG291MNT	Minor Subjects	English for Competitive exam	Theory	2
ENG292P	Minor Subjects	English for Competitive exam	Practical	2
ECO291MNT	Minor Subjects	Banking and Finance	Theory	2
ECO292MNP	Minor Subjects	Banking and Finance	Practical	2
PSY 291 MNT	Minor Subjects	Adjustment and Adaptability Skills	Theory	2
PSY 292 MNP	Minor Subjects	Psychology Minor Practical II	Practical	2
GEO291MNT	Minor Subjects	Physical Geography of Maharashtra	Theory	2
Total Credits:				20

Third Year BA — Course Structure

Semester V

Course Code	Course Type	Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
35001	Common Subjects	Comp Eng	Theory	4
35002	Common Subjects	Generic Elective	Theory	2
35331	English Specialization	DSE 1C – Appreciating Novel (S3)	Theory	4
35333	English Specialization	SEC-1 C – Enhancing Employability Skills	Theory	4
35334	English Specialization	SEC-2 C – Mastering Life Skills and Life Values	Theory	2
35332	English Specialization	DSE 2C – Literary Theory and Criticism (S4)	Theory	4
35223	Psychology Specialization	Industrial and Organizational Psychology	Theory	4
35221	Psychology Specialization	Psychological Testing – Theory	Theory	4
35222	Psychology Specialization	Psychological Tests – Practical	Practical	4
35224	Psychology Specialization	Personality Development-1	Theory	2
35151	Economics Specialization	International Economics – I	Theory	4
35152	Economics Specialization	Public Finance – I	Theory	4
35153	Economics Specialization	Indian Economic Development – I	Theory	4
35154	Economics Specialization	SEC – Business Management – I	Theory	2
35093	Minor Subjects	Opt Lg. – Hindi – Patrachaar	Theory	4
35023	Minor Subjects	Opt Marathi – भाषिक कौशल्यविकास आणि आधुनिक मराठी साहित्यप्रकार: कविता	Theory	4
35174	Minor Subjects	History	Theory	4
35163	Minor Subjects	Modern Political Analysis	Theory	4
35205	Minor Subjects	Geography of Tourism – I	Theory	4
Total Credits:				28

Semester VI

Course Code	Course Type	Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
36001	Common Subjects	Comp Eng	Theory	4
36002	Common Subjects	Generic Elective	Practical	2
36331	English Specialization	DSE 1C – Appreciating Novel (S3)	Theory	4
36333	English Specialization	SEC-1 C – Enhancing Employability Skills	Theory	4
36334	English Specialization	SEC-2 C – Mastering Life Skills and Life Values	Theory	2
36332	English Specialization	DSE 2C – Literary Theory and Criticism (S4)	Theory	4
36223	Psychology Specialization	Applied Psychology	Theory	4
36221	Psychology Specialization	Experimental Psychology – Theory	Theory	4
36222	Psychology Specialization	Psychological Experiments – Practical + Statistics	Practical	4
36224	Psychology Specialization	Personality Development-2	Theory	2
36151	Economics Specialization	International Economics – II	Theory	4
36152	Economics Specialization	Public Finance – II	Theory	4
36153	Economics Specialization	Indian Economic Development – II	Theory	4
36154	Economics Specialization	SEC – Business Management – II	Practical	2
36093	Minor Subjects	Opt Lg. – Hindi – Patrachaar	Theory	4
36023	Minor Subjects	Opt Marathi – भाषिक कौशल्यविकास आणि आधुनिक मराठी साहित्यप्रकार: कविता	Theory	4
36174	Minor Subjects	History	Theory	4
36163	Minor Subjects	Modern Political Analysis	Theory	4
36205	Minor Subjects	Geography of Tourism – I	Theory	4
Total Credits:				28

Career Prospects

Public sector and civil services, education and academia (postgraduate study, B.Ed., Competitive exams, Research).
Creative and cultural industries : content creation, publishing, media, film and theatre, arts management, museums and cultural heritage.
Corporate communications, social research and public relations, where critical thinking, communication and analytical skills are valued.

Program Outcomes

BA (English) — Program & Course Outcomes (FY)

BA (English) — Program Outcomes & Course Outcomes (FY)

Program Outcomes

After successful completion of BA English Programme students will be able to:

PO No.	Outcomes
PO 1	Enhance ability to understand minor forms of literature introduced for the beginners. Poems, short stories, articles and biographies are prescribed for students’ study. What is literature and what is language is made clear through the introduction of linguistics and phonetics.
PO 2	Analysing Major forms of literature – While students know more about language and literature, they are taken ahead to next step to analyze the major forms of literature. Novels, Drama and Poems of different era are studied and critically appreciated.
PO 3	Mastering communication Skills – Mastering foreign language as well as the major regional languages make students more competent and they can explore different fields for employment. Job opportunities will increase with mastering communication skills and mastery over languages.
PO 4	Basics of Psychology – Studying basics of psychology to understand behavior of people around. Understanding the foundation of Psychology and introducing Social Psychology.
PO 5	Understanding different fields of Psychology – Psychology is a part and parcel of our life, Understanding different fields of psychology and utilizing them to make our life better is the sole aim of learning Psychology. Exploring different fields may help students to choose a path of life and help others by counselling for their life and career.
PO 6	Introducing concepts in Economics – Studying economics will strengthen the concepts of economy. It helps in understanding economy of our country. Students can easily contribute strengthening the economy of our country by working in finance and other related sectors.
PO 7	Analysing Macro and Micro Economics – Analysis of core economic concepts will give a good insight about economy of the world and the country. By deep study the students can achieve mastery over the subject and can become economist in MNC. They can also work in the related sectors to enhance our economy.
PO 8	Understanding constitution of India – As citizens of India we must know the rights given to us by constitution of India. Our fundamental rights and basic rights are protected by constitution. Students become aware of roles and responsibilities of citizens.
PO 9	Knowing Early India, Prehistory – Enhancing ability to understand our history and relate it with today’s scenario. To get best out of it and make the present more feasible to lead life. History teaches a lot. It gives glimpses of our glorious heritage. It helps us to cope up with today’s difficult situation.
PO 10	Studying Environmental and Human Geography – Studying atmosphere around and geographical structure will give us more knowledge about the ecosystem of our country. We know more about sustainable development for saving environment. Our contribution to it is very important.

FY BA — Semester I

ECO 101 T: Economics – Indian Economy – I

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

The Students shall be able to understand nature of Developed and Developing Economies.
Learners will understand major issues regarding the economic development of India.
Ability to compare and contrast Indian Economy with other world economies.
After completing the course, the students will be able to appear for various competitive examinations.
To familiarize the students with the recent developments in the Indian Economy.

ECO 102 P: Economics – Indian Economy – II

Practical | 2 Credits | 4 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students will be able to understand the various aspects of Population.
The students will be able to acquire the practical knowledge of Occupational Distribution in India.
The students will understand the challenges before industry, agriculture and Service Sector in India.
To help the students to prepare for varied competitive examinations.

SEC-ECO 101: SEC – Tourism Economics

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

To understand the Role of Tourism in Economic Development.
To understand various Types of Tourism.
To understand various factors affecting the tourism economy.
To evaluate Socio-Economic Benefits of Tourism.
To analyse the Trends and Opportunities in Tourism.

VEC 102: VEC Indian Constitution

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

The students will be able to explain the core philosophy and ideals of the Indian Constitution.
The students will be able to understand the Indian values, ideals and the role of the Constitution in a democracy.
Students will know about the fundamental rights and how these rights are different from the Directive Principles of the State Policy.

OE 115 COM T: Financial Literacy (Open Elective)

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

To understand the importance, types, principles and concept of financial literacy.
To develop proficiency for personal and family financial planning.
To understand the importance and types of financial planning, digital payments and its types.
To understand the financial well-being and role of modern digital payment system.

AEC 101: Developing Competitive Competence in English

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students understand the importance of communication and the consequent competence required for it.
Students learn the basics of communication.
Students acquire the necessary skills components of communication.
Students become confident about communication through rigorous exercise.
Students become competent in communication.
Students realize that literary pieces are very good examples of effective communication.

SEC 101 ENG T: Soft Skills through English – I

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students are introduced to the significance and basics of soft skills.
Students acquire soft skills necessary in real life situations.
Students know the theory of soft skills and their practical importance through exercise.
Students learn many different soft skills.
Students become confident and competent through soft skills.

ENG 101 T: English for Beginners I

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students learn the basics of English language.
Students become confident and proficient in the use of English in real life situations.
Students realize the beauties of literature as linguistic construction and learn lessons and values of life.
Students acquire necessary skills that make them competent and employable.
Students learn the significance of human values.

ENG 101 P: English for Beginners I

Practical | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students learn the basics of English language.
Students become confident and proficient in the use of English in real life situations.
Students realize the beauties of literature as linguistic construction and learn lessons and values of life.
Students acquire necessary skills that make them competent and employable.
Students learn the significance of human values.

PSY-101-T: Foundations of Psychology and Experiments

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Define and explain Psychology as a science along with its goals.
Understand basic concepts of Experimental Psychology.
Understand and explain basic concepts of cognitive psychology, i.e. sensation, perception, learning and memory.

PSY-102-P: Psychology Practical – 1

Practical | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Understand the practical applications of psychology.
Acquaint how to conduct the experiments and relate their practical applications.
Acquaint with several data collection methods of psychology.
Develop basic skills of report writing in psychology.
Evaluate practical implementation of the psychological experiments in real life.

SEC 101: Art of Effective Communication

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Describe and use principles of verbal, non-verbal and emotional communications.
Demonstrate the uses of different channels of nonverbal communication.
Demonstrate use of effective verbal message and emotional competence.
Apply the strategies for impression formation and impression management.

IKS 101 HIS: History of Knowledge Production in India (Generic)

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

The concept of the ancient intellectual knowledge tradition will be understood.
Developments in science from ancient times will be introduced.
Information about human development will be understood.

FY BA — Semester II

ECO-151-T: Indian Economy – III

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

The Students shall be able to understand the nature of Developed and Developing Economies.
Learners will understand major issues regarding the economic development of India.
Students will be able to understand the various aspects of Population.
Students will understand the relationship between economic development and occupational distribution.
After completing the course, the students will be able to appear for various competitive examinations.
Finally, the students will be able to develop analytical and entrepreneurship skills after completing the course.

ECO-152-P: Indian Economy – IV

Practical | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

The student will be able to develop entrepreneurship skills.
The students will be able to acquire the practical knowledge of Occupational Distribution in India.
The students will understand the challenges before industry, agriculture and Service Sector in India.

ENG 151 T: English for Beginners

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students learn the basics of English language.
Students become confident and proficient in the use of English in real life situations.
Students realize the beauties of literature as linguistic construction and learn lessons and values of life.
Students acquire necessary skills that make them competent and employable.
Students learn the significance of human values.

ENG 151 P: English for Beginners

Practical | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students learn the basics of English language.
Students become confident and proficient in the use of English in real life situations.
Students realize the beauties of literature as linguistic construction and learn lessons and values of life.
Students acquire necessary skills that make them competent and employable.
Students learn the significance of human values.

SEC-151 ECO: Agri Business

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

To understand the Nature of Agriculture Marketing in India.
To Understand Agriculture Price Policy in India.
To Know Digital Platforms for Agriculture Marketing in India.
To Analyse the Role of Agro-Processing Businesses in India.

VEC 152: Indian Constitution II

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

The students will be able to explain the nature, features and process of the Indian Federal System.
The students will be able to understand the role of the Parliament in the Indian political system.
Students will know about the different powers of Parliament and Central Government.

OE 158 COM: Financial Literacy II

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

To understand the importance, types, principles and concept of financial literacy.
To develop proficiency for personal and family financial planning.
To understand the importance and types of financial planning, digital payments and its types.
To understand the financial well-being and role of modern digital payment system.

AEC 151: Developing Communicative Competence in English

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students understand the importance of communication and the consequent competence required for it.
Students learn the basics of communication.
Students acquire the necessary skills components of communication.
Students become confident about communication through rigorous exercise.
Students become competent in communication.
Students realize that literary pieces are very good examples of effective communication.

SEC 151 ENG (P): Soft Skills through English II

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Students are introduced to the significance and basics of soft skills.
Students acquire soft skills necessary in real life situations.
Students know the theory of soft skills and their practical importance through exercise.
Students learn many different soft skills.
Students become confident and competent through soft skills.

PSY 151 MJ: Basics of Psychology and Psychological Testing

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Understand basic concepts of Psychological Testing.
Understand and explain basic concepts of cognitive psychology, i.e. sensation, perception, learning and memory.

PSY 252 MJ: Psychology Practicals – 2

Practical | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

Understand the practical applications of psychology.
Acquaint how to conduct the tests and relate their practical applications.
Acquaint with several data collection methods of psychology.
Develop basic skills of report writing in psychology.
Evaluate practical implementation of the psychological testing in real life.

SEC 151 PSY: Managing Relationships, Conflicts and Stress

Theory | 2 Credits | 2 Hours/Week

Course Outcomes:

The stages of relationship and relationship communication.
Characteristics, types, needs and communications in friendship, love and family relationships.
Principles and strategies for conflict management.
Nature, types and consequences of stress.

Faculty/Staff

Dr Roopa Shah

Program Coordinator,

Ph D , MBA(HR), MA(Eng)PG Dip in Human Rights, PG Dip.in Journalism, Internationally recognised trainer from C and G, UK and US

Ms. Rasika Madge

Assistant Professor

Ph.D (pursuing), M.Phil (Eco), MA (Eco)

Ms. Paridhi Jalan

Assistant Professor

MA (Clinical Psychology), NET, MH-SET, Ph.D. (Pursuing)

Dr Anuradha Ghodke

Assistant Professor

MA, M Phil, PhD(English), MBA (HR), D.Ed.

Ms. Padmavati Patil

Assistant Professor

MA (Eco), SET, B.Ed

Dr. Ravindra Nirgude

Assistant Professor

M.A.,B.Ed.,HTD.,DSM.,M.Phil., Ph.D.,UGC NET.

Mr. Machindra Kirtane

Assistant Professor

MA SET.

Ms. Sunita Subhash Gaikwad

Assistant Professor

M.A./M.Sc. Geography NET L.L.B. Pursuing

Dr. Archana Gaur

Assistant Professor

M.A. (English), Ph.D.

Dr. Swati Suresh Patil

Assistant Professor

MA (English), NET, SET, Ph.D.

Mr. Amol Patil

Assistant Professor

MA, B.Ed, MPhil, NET (Marathi)

Simran Khalander Bajewale

Assistant Professor

MA Counselling Psychology, NET

Shubham Shrikant Powar

Assistant Professor

MSc Environmental Science MA Counselling Psychology MA Clinical Psychology UGC-NET, JRF (NSFDC), M-SET,

Prajakta Gorakhnath Yadav

Assistant Professor

HISTORY NET

Syllabus

F.Y BA

S.Y BA

T.Y BA

Departmental Activities

Sr. No	Name of Activity	Academic Year
1	● National Conference (Department of Psychology) ● Wings of Fire – IV ● World Mental Health Day – celebration ● Field visit (F.Y.BA, S.Y.BA)	2025-26
2	● Inauguration of Psychology Lab ● World Mental Health Day – celebration ● Workshop – Entrepreneurship Development Training Programme ● Alumni Talk ● Field visit (F.Y.BA, S.Y.BA, T.Y.BA) ● Book Fair and 13^th Arogya Film Festival ● Parents Meet ● Pragyan ● Vigyan ● Builders of Modern Society ● Field visit T.Y.BA – SPPU-RPF (Savitribai Phule – Research Park Foundation)	2024-25
3	● Workshop – Entrepreneurship Development Training Programme ● Field visit T.Y.BA – SPPU-RPF (Savitribai Phule – Research Park Foundation)	2023-24

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Masters Of Arts(MA)

M.Com.

Post graduate degree M. Com was introduced under the Department of Commerce
in the year 2019-20.
Earlier there was one division of 60 seats. Now there are two divisions with 120 total
capacity.
There are two specializations available for M. Com. Students viz. Business
Administration, Advanced Accounting and Taxation.
We have highly qualified and experienced staff members to guide students.

To develop life skills among students.
To develop entrepreneurial ability of students.
To encourage learning atmosphere
To promote talent and creativity.

Highly qualified and experienced staff containing NET / SET qualified staff members, 5 Ph. D. holders, 4 PH. D guides, 2 BOS members.
National / State level seminars / workshops organized every year.
Approval for Research Center in Commerce and Management.
Spacious and well-equipped classrooms with smart boards
Guest Lectures by Industry experts.
Industrial visits including manufacturing companies, sugar industries, banks etc.
Pre placement soft skill training sessions through ‘Pratibha Finishing School’.

Classroom is airy and specious, well equipped with smart board and projector.
Department of Commerce has a separate staff room which is equipped with computers.
Staff members can have unlimited free access to internet.
Laptops are made available to facilitate presentations of faculty members and students.
Admissions are full (60 Seats).
The staff members are highly qualified, experienced and committed.+

Name Of Faculty	Designation	Qualification	Experience
Dr. Kshitija Gandhi	I /C Principal	Ph. D., M.Com, M. Phil, MBA, NET.	17
Dr. Shruti Ganpule	Program Coordinator	Ph. D., M.Com, ADCSSAA, NET & SET.	17
Dr. Minal Bhandari	Assistant Professor	Ph. D., M.Com, M. Phil, GDC&A SET, Dip in Human Rights	18
Dr. Dinesh Lahori	Assistant Professor	Ph. D., M.Com, MPM, M. Phil, MLL & LW, Eq M.A. (German), SET	12
Mrs. Navya Dandwani	Assistant Professor	M.Com, B.Ed, MBA (Finance)	8
Adv. Prakash Nachnani	Assistant Professor	M. Com, MPM, PGDBM, LLB, DTL, DLL, DCC.	18
Mrs. Ankitha Pai	Assistant Professor	M.Com, NET, SET, B.A(Music) , P.hD (Pursuing)	8.5
Ms. Aparajita Kadwekar	Assistant Professor	MA(Economics), SET	3
Mr. Amol Shinde	Assistant Professor	M.Com, M.Phil, SET, G.D.C&A, M.A(Communication), MBA (Finance)	10

Programme Outcomes:

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Course Outcomes:

Activities of Commerce Association

A variety of competitions promoting TEAM building sprit among students.
Events and activities which boost the hidden talent and creativity of students
Kaushlyam and Vaanijjyam Fest which give rise to organizing and managerial skills of students.
Trade Fair full of fun and enthusiasm.
Alumni Talk
Induction program for the first year students
Improving communication skills through different competitions like role play, presentations, corporate walk and talk, vlog making.

Signature Activities

Ek Muthhi Anaaj which creates awareness about social responsibility.
Model Making Exhibition
‘Vaanijjyam Vishva’ a telegram channel to update students with the latest news in the world of commerce.

To develop life skills among students.
To develop entrepreneurial ability of students.
To encourage learning atmosphere
To promote talent and creativity.

Highly qualified and experienced staff containing NET / SET qualified staff members, 5 Ph. D. holders, 4 PH. D guides, 2 BOS members.
National / State level seminars / workshops organized every year.
Approval for Research Center in Commerce and Management.
Spacious and well-equipped classrooms with smart boards
Guest Lectures by Industry experts.
Industrial visits including manufacturing companies, sugar industries, banks etc.
Pre placement soft skill training sessions through ‘Pratibha Finishing School’.

Classroom is airy and specious, well equipped with smart board and projector.
Department of Commerce has a separate staff room which is equipped with computers.
Staff members can have unlimited free access to internet.
Laptops are made available to facilitate presentations of faculty members and students.
Admissions are full (60 Seats).
The staff members are highly qualified, experienced and committed.+

Name of Faculty	Designation	Qualification	Experience
Dr. Kshitija Gandhi	I /C Principal	Ph. D., M.Com, M. Phil, MBA, NET.	17
Dr. Shruti Ganpule	Program Coordinator	Ph. D., M.Com, ADCSSAA, NET & SET.	17
Dr. Minal Bhandari	Assistant Professor	Ph. D., M.Com, M. Phil, GDC&A SET, Dip in Human Rights	18
Dr. Dinesh Lahori	Assistant Professor	Ph. D., M.Com, MPM, M. Phil, MLL & LW, Eq M.A. (German), SET	12
Mrs. Navya Dandwani	Assistant Professor	M.Com, B.Ed, MBA (Finance)	8
Adv. Prakash Nachnani	Assistant Professor	M. Com, MPM, PGDBM, LLB, DTL, DLL, DCC.	18
Mrs. Ankitha Pai	Assistant Professor	M.Com, NET, SET, B.A(Music) , P.hD (Pursuing)	8.5
Ms. Aparajita Kadwekar	Assistant Professor	MA(Economics), SET	3
Mr. Amol Shinde	Assistant Professor	M.Com, M.Phil, SET, G.D.C&A, M.A(Communication), MBA (Finance)	10

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Activities of Commerce Association

A variety of competitions promoting TEAM building sprit among students.
Events and activities which boost the hidden talent and creativity of students
Kaushlyam and Vaanijjyam Fest which give rise to organizing and managerial skills of students.
Trade Fair full of fun and enthusiasm.
Alumni Talk
Induction program for the first year students
Improving communication skills through different competitions like role play, presentations, corporate walk and talk, vlog making.

Signature Activities

Ek Muthhi Anaaj which creates awareness about social responsibility.
Model Making Exhibition
‘Vaanijjyam Vishva’ a telegram channel to update students with the latest news in the world of commerce.

	Year	Term I	Term II	Total
		Total Credit	Total Credit	Term I + Term II
MA	First	22	22	44
	Second	22	22	44

Semester I	Course Code	Course Type	Course Name/Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
Semester I	PSY 501 MJ	Major Mandatory	Cognitive Processes	Theory	4
Semester I	PSY 502 MJ	Major Mandatory	Psychometrics	Theory	4
Semester I	PSY 503 MJ	Major Mandatory	Statistics for Psychology	Theory	4
Semester I	PSY 541 RM	RM	Research Methods in Psychology	Theory	4
Semester I	PSY 504 MJP	Major Mandatory	Psychology Practical: Tests	Practical	2
Semester I	PSY 512 MJ	Elective	Sports psychology	Theory	4
	Total Credits: 22

Semester II	Course Code	Course Type	Course Name/Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
Semester II	PSY 551 MJ	Major Mandatory	Learning and Memory	Theory	4
Semester II	PSY 552 MJ	Major Mandatory	Biopsychology	Theory	4
Semester II	PSY 553 MJ	Major Mandatory	Personality	Theory	4
Semester II	PSY 591 OJT/ PSY592FP	OJT/FP	On-the job training/ Field Project	Practical	4
Semester II	PSY 554 MJP	Major Mandatory	Psychology Practical: Experiments	Practical	2
Semester II	PSY 562 MJ	Elective	Criminal psychology	Theory	4
	Total Credits: 22

Semester III	Course Code	Course Type	Course Name/Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
Semester III	PSY 601 MJ	Major Mandatory	Professionalism in Psychology	Theory	4
Semester III	PSY 604 MJ	Major Mandatory	Indian Psychology	Theory	2
Semester III	PSY 602 MJ/ PSY 603 MJ	Group A – Clinical Psychology	Psychopathology-1 Psychodiagnostics	Theory	4
Semester III	PSY 607 MJ/ PSY 608 MJ	Group C – Counselling Psychology	Counselling Processes Counselling Skills and Psychotherapies	Theory	4
Semester III	PSY 610 MJ	Major Elective	Health Psychology	Theory	4
Semester III	PSY 631 RP	Research Project	Dissertation – Part 1: Research proposal + pilot study	Practical	4
	Total Credits: 22

Semester IV	Course Code	Course Type	Course Name/Course Title	Theory/Practical	Credits
Semester IV	PSY 651 MJ	Major Mandatory	Community Psychology	Theory	4
Semester IV	PSY 652 MJ/ PSY 653 MJ	Group A Major Mandatory Core	Psychopathology-2 Psychotherapies	Theory	4
Semester IV	PSY 656 MJ/ PSY 657 MJ	Group C Major Mandatory Core	Guidance and Career Counselling Areas of Counselling	Theory	4
Semester IV	PSY 660 MJ PSY 662 MJ	Major Elective	Practicum – Clinical Practicum – Counselling	Practical	4
Semester IV	PSY 681 FP	Field Project	Dissertation: Part 2: Final thesis	Practical	6
	Total Credits: 22

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