Programme Highlights
The Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) in Economics program offered by Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics provides students with a comprehensive understanding of both commerce and economics. This interdisciplinary course aims to equip students with a strong foundation in economic theories, principles, and analytical skills, while also imparting essential knowledge of business concepts. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, students gain insights into the intricacies of economics and its relevance in the business world. The program’s curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and a holistic understanding of economic dynamics, preparing graduates for a wide range of career opportunities in fields such as finance, research, policy-making, and more. |
Core Areas
- Micro Economics
- Macro Economics
- International Economics
Course Objectives:
- To equip learners with competency and skills to increase employability in the emerging global business environment.
- Encourage to maintain professional connections through internship.
- To instill core values in learners in order to make them ethical and socially responsible citizens, entrepreneurs and leaders of the future.
Duration: 3 years
Semester I
12. Revised syllabus_Env. & Sustainability
Arthaneeti Syllabus BC BMaths (OE) Sem 1
Comp Appl in Business- SEC- Sem 2
IMTP Introduction to Banking- VSC- Sem I
Introductory Microeconomics(major)_Sem I
OE Business Law POM_Minor- Sem I
Principles of Macroeconomics- major- Sem I
Quant tech for Eco I(VSC)_ SEM 1
Semester II
Advanced Microeconomics- Major (2)
Applied macroeconomics- major- Sem II CC
Data Analysis using Excel- SEC- sem II
Marketing Management- Minor- SemII
Quant Tech for Eco-II(VSC)-Sem 2
Syllabus Understanding India (1)
Semester 3 Syllabus
Semester 4 Syllabus
The course of B.com in Economics will enable the students to evaluate the effects of government intervention in markets using economic concepts as tools, explain paradoxical economic situations, measure economic welfare, and assess the reasons for changes therein. The course attempts to make students understand applications of economic theory and use of economic concepts as tools for formulation of economic policy and to explain different economic events. This course will definitely provide students with the required intensity and depth in the subject of Economics but also with an added knowledge of accountancy and commerce.