Course Outcomes
Course Outcomes of “Financial Accounting”
CO1. Get knowledge of accounting standards.
CO2. Knowledge of calculation of depreciation and accounts for depreciation.
CO3. Get an idea of preparing final accounts of sole traders and non trading concerns. CO4. Knowledge of errors in the books of accounts and their rectification.
CO5. Knowledge of different systems of sale like hire purchase, instalment etc.
Course Outcomes of “Principles of Management” CO1. Equip with basic knowledge of management. CO2. Know the areas of diverse fields of management.
CO3. Get equipped in the application of managerial skills. CO4. Develop proper communication skills.
CO5. Become future leaders.
Course Outcomes of “Modern Banking”
CO1. Gain basic knowledge of banking.
CO2. Acquire practical knowledge of banking.
CO3. Get equipped with knowledge, skills and to become more suitable for the present and emerging employment market.
CO4. Train with practical approach.
CO5. Adopt proper investment plans in future.
Course Outcomes of “Business Statistics and Mathematics”
CO1. Do all type of statistical calculations
CO2. Write IBPS exams (quantitative questions).
CO3. Get the information relating to Matrix, mean, mode etc. CO4. Study of living index number calculation.
CO5. Conduct budget enquiry.
CO6. Get the knowledge of all statistical tools and how it is implemented in the business firms.
Course Outcomes of “Financial Accounting”
CO1. Explore avenues in the field of Charted Accountancy CO2. Use the accounting information in day to day life
CO3. Understand the importance of life policies taken in the names of partners under partnership firm CO4. Gain the knowledge about the value of Goodwill or reputation
CO5. Know the effect on partners, if a partnership firm comes to an end.
Course Outcomes of “Money & Public Finance”
CO1. Know the procedures followed in the royalty payment on the property used
CO2. Gain the knowledge about the relationship between the head office and the branch.
CO3. Know how the departments work in an organisation and their effect on the profitability of whole organisation
CO4. Understand the importance of underwriting of shares by the underwriters
CO5. Obtain the knowledge about how to prepare the profit & loss a/c & balance sheet under departmental accounts.
Course Outcomes of “Cost and Management Accounting”
CO1. Explore avenues in the field of Cost and Management Accounting CO2. Prepare budget
CO3. Analyse cost of each stage CO4. Prepare error less accounts
Course Outcomes of “Business Taxation”
CO1. Gain the knowledge of residential status.
CO2. Calculate salary, house rent, pensions and how it is taxable in tax. CO3. Get knowledge of computation of capital gain.
CO4. Calculate deduction from GTI.
CO5. Know how agricultural income is calculated and get agricultural income. CO6. Understand how Indian and foreign amounts are taxable.
Course Outcomes of “Business Taxation”
CO1. Get an overview of the direct taxation system of India. CO2. Gain knowledge of computation of Income tax.
CO3. Explore various avenues for tax planning.
CO4. Get idea on various avenues of tax management. CO5. Take occupation as tax consultants.
Course Outcomes of “Business Law and Indian Corporate Law”
CO1. Develop self confidence.
CO2. Get strong foundation for further / combined academic studies. CO3. Solve the complex legal issues.
CO4. Uphold justice and deserve respect.
CO5. Understand the reasons behind the regulations.
CO6. Gain better communication skills and high adaptability towards various career transition.
Course Outcomes of “Financial Accounting-V”
CO1. Understand the corporate accounting process.
CO2. Know about redemption of preference shares and debentures. CO3. Gain knowledge about valuation of goodwill and shares.
CO4. Learn about preparation of final accounts of companies.
CO5. Learn about the concept of holding companies and subsidiary companies and the process of preparation consolidated balance sheet.
Course Outcomes of “Financial Accounting-VI”
CO1. Gain knowledge about different methods of amalgamation. CO2. Get knowledge about internal and external reconstructions. CO3. Learn about the exceptions.
CO4. Understand preparation of final accounts
CO5. Create awareness about various aspects of corporate accounting.
Course Outcomes of “Cost and Management Accounting-III”
CO1. Gain theoretical knowledge and practical applications of various types of costings.
CO2. Learn about Job and Batch costing.
CO3. Gain knowledge about contract costing and calculation of profit under different circumstances. CO4. Learn about accounting for joint products and by products.
CO5. Know Process costing and theoretical aspects of inter process profit.
CO6. Get thorough knowledge about operating costing l, especially about Transport costing.
Course Outcomes of “Cost and Management Accounting-IV”
CO1. Gain knowledge about Funds flow and Cash flow and preparation of Funds flow and Cash flow statements.
CO2. Learn various types of budget and preparation of different budgets like production budget, sales budget, production cost budget etc.
CO3. Gain theoretical knowledge about standard costing. CO4. Analyze Marginal costing techniques.
CO5. Learn variance analysis and to know various types of variances under labour and material.
Course Outcomes of “Modern Marketing”
CO1. Understand the basic concepts of modern marketing and it provides a very comprehensive coverage of various conceptual aspects and its application concerned with modern marketing.
CO2. Select suitable sales promotional techniques and select proper media for advertising.
CO3. Map out the full profile of their ideal customer knowledge of their customer will help them to determine the market size.
CO4. Assess the market to identify both key players and those on the rise.
CO5. Identify and analyze the market needs, their customer and their competitors.
Course Outcomes of “Auditing”
CO1. Recognize what audit questions call for an impact audit with the objective of determining the outcome results attributable to an initiative
CO2. Explain how impact audits with a focus on outcome results are similar to and different from traditional performance audits
CO3. Describe the basic methodology for conducting impact audits CO4. Define and apply the finding elements for impact audits
CO5. Choose and apply the design that is most applicable in conducting a given impact audit considering data availability and rival causes
CO6. Explain the use of Cost and Benefit Analysis and how the results of impact audits are used in such analysis
CO7. Prepare a Cost and Benefit Analysis of an implemented program or initiative
