Bachelors in Banking and Insurance
Jai Hind College introduced the B. Com in Banking and Insurance degree program in the academic year 2003-2004, with the aim of preparing talented and dynamic students for the competitive and lucrative banking sector. The course provides comprehensive development opportunities while allowing for individual growth. While originally designed for students aspiring to work in the banking and insurance sectors under Mumbai University, Jai Hind College offers a broader knowledge base beyond the prescribed syllabus. The course covers diverse subjects throughout the six semesters, providing in-depth knowledge of banking and insurance operations as well as foundational understanding of subjects such as accountancy, financial markets, economics, and law
Program Objectives
- Innovative internal assessment methods include real-world projects, research, budget reports, book reviews, and debates.
- The faculty emphasizes continuous learning for professional growth and competitive advantage.
- Paradigms like Risk Management and Technical Analysis are essential components of the curriculum.
- Students must meet an Additional Academic Activity (AAA) credit target before graduation, incorporating these advanced topics.
COURSE CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK UNDER AUTONOMY
Program: B. Com in Banking & Insurance
Program: B. Com in Banking & Insurance
| SEMESTER 1 | ||
| Course Code | Course Title | Credits |
| CBBI101 | EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS • Effective Communications – Introduction. • Methods of Communication • Effective Communication Skills • Barriers to Effective Communication |
3 |
| CBBI102 | Foundation Course – I • Overview of Indian Society • Concept of Disparity – I • Concept of Disparity – II • Understanding Stress and Conflict |
2 |
| CBBI103 | Accounting for Bankers • Nature & Purpose of Accounting • Special Accounts • Accounting for Special Transactions • Accounting for Special Transactions |
3 |
| CBBI104 | Quantitative Methods – I • Basic Maths of Finance • Uni-Variate Analysis • Bi-Variate Analysis • Measures of Variation & Time-Based Data |
3 |
| CBBI105 | Overview of Banking • Introduction • Banking Services – Deposits • Loans and Advances • Internet Banking |
3 |
| CBBI106 | Overview & Practices of Insurance • Overview of Insurance • Practice of Life Insurance • Practices of General Insurance • Growth and Development of Insurance |
3 |
| CBBI107 | Business Economics – I • Introduction • Macroeconomics • Money, Banking & Public Finance • Money Supply and Price Level |
3 |
| SEMESTER 2 | ||
| CBBI201 |
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS- II Etiquette and Presentations Group Discussion and Interviews Business/Trade letters Summary and Report Writing Interpersonal Relationship and Communication |
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| CBBI202 |
FOUNDATION COURSE-II (ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR) Introduction to Organizational Behaviour Diversity in Organizations Personality and Values Organizational Culture
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2 |
| CBBI203 |
BUSINESS ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT Nature and Importance of Management Planning and Decision Making Organising and Directing Controlling and Operations |
3 |
| CBBI204 |
PRACTICES OF BANKING Introduction Banking Regulation Global Banking Digitization in Banking |
3 |
| CBBI205 |
INTRODUCTION TO LIFE INSURANCE Introduction Basic Plans Health Insurance Life Insurance Finance |
3 |
| CBBI206 |
QUANTATIVE METHODS -II Probability and Probability Distribution Matrices and Determinants Functions and Derivatives Linear Programming Formulation and Solution |
3 |
| CBBI207 |
BUSINESS ECONOMICS – II Introduction to Macroeconomic Data and Theory Money Inflation and Monetary Policy Constituents of Fiscal Policy Open Economy: Theory and Issues of International Trade |
3 |
The minor electives will be offered from the following domains: – Marketing, Management, Data Science, Web Designing, Cybersecurity, Accounting, Taxation, Finance, Financial Markets, Investment Banking, Commercial Data Science, Banking, Biotechnology, Mass communication, Embedded Systems and IoT.