Bachelors in Financial Markets
The significant expansion of global financial markets in the past two decades has resulted in Financial Markets becoming an emerging field with promising career prospects. Recognizing the untapped potential, Jai Hind College introduced the B.F.M. (Financial Markets) course in 2010. The B.F.M. course is a comprehensive three-year undergraduate program that is specifically designed to cater to the needs of professionals in financial markets. The program focuses on developing skills in analyzing debt, equity, capital, and commodities markets, with an emphasis on stock trading, equity research, and financial analysis. This well-designed course is ideal for those who aspire to build a career in the growing and ever-evolving field of Financial Markets. The department also offer certificate courses like PowerBI and financial modeling, enhancing practical skills in finance. In addition, through our academic collaboration with the CFA Institute, students gain exposure to globally relevant financial practices via expert-led guest sessions, curated resources, and interactive activities, further enriching their learning journey.
Program Objectives
- B.F.M is the perfect undergraduate program for students planning to pursue Stock trading, Risk management, Investment banking and other such related topics.
- Projects, case studies, presentations, moot courts, mock stock and industrial visits ensure a good blend of theory and practical in the course.
- Provides the exposure of working in the industry during the Summer Internship Program which is a compulsory component of the program.
- Additional benefit/option of the program is a chance to pursue higher studies with Colleges/ Universities abroad as part of the various linkages that Jai Hind College has.
COURSE CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK UNDER AUTONOMY
Program: B. Com
| Semester 1 | ||
| Course Title | Course Type | Credits |
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CBFM101
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Effective Communication-I Introduction. Methods Of Communication Effective Communication Skills Barriers To Effective Communication |
3 |
| CBFM102 |
Foundation Course- I Overview Of Indian Society Concept Of Disparity– I Concept Of Disparity– II Understanding Stress And Conflict |
2 |
| CBFM103 |
Economics- I Introduction Production Function Forms Of Market Concept Of Money & Credit Creation |
3 |
| CBFM104 |
Quantitative Methods-I Basic Maths Of Finance Uni-Variate Analysis Bi-Variate Analysis Measures Of Variation & Time Based Data |
3 |
| CBFM105 |
Primary Markets Introduction Types Of Primary Markets Primary Market Instruments Primary Market Intermediaries |
3 |
| CBFM106 |
Business Ethics & Entrepreneurship Introduction To Entrepreneurship Business Planning Process & Funding Business Environment Overview And Economic & Political Environment Social– Cultural & Global Environment |
3 |
| CBFM107 |
Financial Accounting-I Nature, Purpose Of Accounting Special Accounts Accounting For Special Transactions Accounting For Special Transactions |
3 |
| Semester 2 | ||
| Course Title | Course Type | Credits |
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CBFM201
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Effective Communications- II Etiquette And Presentations Group Discussion And Interviews Business/Trade Letters, Summary And Report Writing Interpersonal Relationship And Communication |
3 |
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CBFM202
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Foundation Course–II (Organizational Behavior) Introduction to Organizational Behavior Diversity in Organizations Personality and Values Organizational Culture |
3 |
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CBFM203
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Environmental Science Environmental Science– An Overview Sustainable Energy Resources Environment Protection in Indian Legal System Pollution control |
3 |
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CBFM204
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Quantitative Methods-II Probability Decision Theory Matrices and Determinants Derivatives and Its Application Linear Programming Formulation And Solution |
3 |
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CBFM205
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Secondary Markets Secondary Markets– Introduction Market Operators and Participants Types of Instruments Exchanges And Indices |
3 |
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CBFM206
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Business Organization and Management Nature Importance of Management Planning and Decision Making Organizing and Directing Controlling and Operation |
3 |
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CBFM207
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Corporate Accounting I Issue of Capital Issue of Securities Redemption of Capital Redemption of Debenture |
3 |
| Semester 3 | ||
| Course Title | Course Type | Credits |
| CBFM301 |
Business Law Indian Contract Act Special Contracts Securities Contract Regulation Act Security Exchange Board Of India |
3 |
| CBFM302 |
Information Technology in Financial Markets Concept of Mis Reports Office Productivity Tools I Office Productivity Tools II Adobe Illustrator: Vector Based Drawing Software |
3 |
| CBFM303 |
E-Commerce Introduction To E-Commerce E-Commerce Activities E-Marketing: traditional Marketing & Digital Marketing Implementation Of E-Comm And Security |
3 |
| CBFM304 |
Personal Financial Planning Introduction to Financial Advising Elements of Non-Verbal Behavior Financial Planning Financial Investment Products |
4 |
| CBFM305 |
Money Markets Introduction To Money Market Regulatory Framework Money Market Instruments Recent Development In Money Market |
4 |
| CBFM306 |
Financial Management Introduction To Financial Management Capital Budgeting Cost Of Capital And Sources Of Finance Financial Decisions |
4 |
| CBFM307 |
Corporate Accounting II Redemption Of Capital Redemption Of Securities Corporate Financial Statements Investment Accounting |
4 |
| Semester 4 | ||
| Course Title | Course Type | Credits |
| CBFM401 |
Business Research Methods- I Introduction to Research Research Design in Accounting and Finance Data Collection and Processing Interpretation and Report Writing |
3
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| CBFM402 |
Information Technology in Financial Markets -II MS Access Advanced EXCEL- I Advanced EXCEL- II Computerized Accounting Software -Tally |
3 |
| CBFM403 |
Foundation Course IV-Auditing & Ethics in Financial Markets Introduction & Company Audit Vouching , Verification and valuation of assets & Liabilities Introduction and Overview of Ethics Indian Ethical Practices and Corporate Governance |
3 |
| CBFM404 |
Management Accounting Introduction to Management Accounting Financial Statement analysis: Ratio analysis Cash Flow Analysis Working Capital Management |
4 |
| CBFM405 |
Commodity Markets Introduction to Commodity Market Strengthening Commodity Markets in India Commodity Exchanges Commodity Market in India |
4 |
| CBFM406 |
Debt & Bond Market Introduction to the debt markets Instruments & players in debt markets Bonds Valuation of bonds |
4 |
| CBFM407 |
Mutual Fund Management Mutual Fund Organization and Management Mutual Fund Products Investment and Performance Measurement Accounting and Taxation of Mutual Funds |
4 |
| Semester 5 | ||
| Course Title | Course Type | Credits |
| CBFM501 |
Financial Derivatives Introduction to Derivatives Futures and Options- Introduction Pricing of Future Options Trading Clearing and Settlement of Options and Futures |
6 |
| CBFM502 |
Fundamentals of Investment Banking Investment Banking – Overview Corporate Restructuring Mergers And Acquisition Private Equity & Placement |
6 |
| CBFM503 |
Technical Analysis Introduction to Technical Analysis Major Indicators and Oscillators Major Theories in TA Risk Management, Trading Psychology and Trading Strategies |
6 |
| CBFM504 |
Securities Analysis & Portfolio Management Portfolio Management Fundamental Analysis Alternative Investment Fund In India Efficient Market Theory & Capm |
4 |
| CBFM505 |
Marketing in Financial Services Introduction to Basic Marketing Concepts Market Segmentation, Targeting, Differentiation & Positioning & Marketing Mix Marketing Trends & Marketing Analytics Digital Media Marketing |
4 |
| CBFM506 |
Human Resource Management in Financial Services Introduction to HRM Functions of HRM Human Resource Development Compensation Management & Emerging (Recent) Trends in Human Resource Management |
4 |
| CBFM507 |
Direct Tax Definitions and Residential Status Heads of Income – I Deductions under Chapter VI A Computation of Taxable Income of Individuals |
4 |
| CBFM508 | Project Work | 4 |
| Semester 6 | ||
| Course Title | Course Type | Credits |
| CBFM601 |
Equity Investment Management of Stock Exchanges in India Exchange and Risk Mechanism Stock market Indicators Innovative trends |
6 |
| CBFM602 |
Behavioral Finance Traditional Finance v/s Behavioral Finance The behavioral biases of Individuals Behavioral Finance & Investment Process Investors and their Portfolio |
6 |
| CBFM603 |
Corporate Accounting III Final Accounts of Banking Company Valuation of Goodwill and Shares’ Introduction to IFRS Accounting of Transactions of Foreign Currency |
6 |
| CBFM604 |
Enterprise Risk Management Introduction to Risk Management Evaluation of Risk Risk response and risk treatment Risk assurance and Reporting |
4 |
| CBFM605 |
Strategic Management Understanding Strategy Analyzing Company’s Internal Environment Strategy Implementation Generic Competitive Strategies |
4 |
| CBFM606 | Project Work | 4 |
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.
Entourage
Entourage, the annual financial festival organized by the BAF, BBI, and BFM department at Jai Hind College, is marked by corporate and social enthusiasm, featuring various financial events, upskilling sessions, and CSR activities. As the primary festival of the department, Entourage emphasizes finance while promoting students’ creative abilities and imparting essential life skills such as planning, leadership, and career excellence in finance. It facilitates interactions between students and industry experts, offering insights into the finance sector’s practical workings and emerging trends. The festival also helps students develop interpersonal skills, network with peers and professionals, and stay updated on the latest industry innovations, making it a valuable and enjoyable experience for all participants.
ConCourse
ConCourse, the guest lecture series and speakers’ committee of the BAF, BBI, and BFM departments at Jai Hind College, hosts prominent keynote speakers, including Wall Street giants and Chartered Accountants, covering diverse topics like entrepreneurship, communication, personal growth, finance, motorsport fundamentals, ethical hacking, corporate crisis management, and mental health. This series aims to enhance students’ understanding of specific job roles through interactive sessions with industry experts, providing practical knowledge, networking opportunities, and career guidance. By bridging the gap between academia and industry, ConCourse equips students with the insights and skills needed to succeed in their future careers, making it an essential component of the curriculum.
Endeavour
Endeavour, the holistic editorial club of the BAF, BBI, and BFM departments, fosters reading, research, debating, and peer relations. It features a blog platform (https://endeavour.home.blog) where students can publish articles on various topics, enhancing their awareness and writing skills. The Research Club teaches students the basics of research, hypothesis formulation, and critical analysis, while the Debate Club focuses on developing debating and soft skills through competitions. The Alumni Series promotes peer networking and learning by facilitating interactions with college alumni, providing students with motivation and insights from their journeys.
Baazaar
Baazaa₹, Jai Hind College’s fortnightly financial magazine launched in 2019, aims to simplify core financial news and concepts for students, helping them stay updated and aware. As the Financial Nexus of the BAF, BFM, and BBI departments, Baazaa₹ spreads financial awareness through monthly publications featuring articles on investment, detailed analyses, charts, and business news. It also offers weekly posts on finance and economic crises. By providing comprehensive financial content, Baazaa₹ serves as a valuable resource for students to develop their finance and business skills, promoting financial literacy and awareness within the wider community.
In-Tune In-Touch
In-Tune In-Touch, the department’s newsletter, serves as a comprehensive update on all departmental activities, from club events to academic updates and student achievements. Created and regularly published by students, it features interviews with faculty members, highlights research interests, and covers topics related to mental health, providing motivation and a roadmap for departmental happenings. This newsletter is a vital communication tool, fostering creativity, expression, and a sense of community within the department by keeping students and faculty members informed and engaged.