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Financial Accounting in the Third Year B.Com (TYBCom) program at the University of Mumbai is an advanced core course designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of corporate financial reporting, statutory compliances, and restructuring methodologies. The course is divided across two final terms: Semester V focuses heavily on corporate structural transactions and reporting, while Semester VI handles business combinations and legal dissolutions.

This course cultivates essential analytical skills by grounding students in the NEP-aligned principles of scarcity, choice, and marginal analysis for rational decision-making. Through a deep dive into consumer behavior and production functions, learners bridge the gap between theoretical welfare analysis and practical business applications. It develops critical proficiency in cost-output relationships and diverse market structures, empowering students to identify inefficiencies like deadweight loss in real-world economies. By integrating numerical accuracy with conceptual clarity, the curriculum meets NAAC’s quality benchmarks for academic excellence and multidisciplinary professional readiness. Ultimately, this pathway prepares undergraduate students for higher studies and strategic roles by transforming economic theory into a robust toolkit for global competitiveness.

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This course provides a structured and comprehensive understanding of modern corporate reporting practices, statutory requirements and international accounting standards, which introduces corporate financial reporting by explaining its meaning, objectives and scope, along with
its importance for stakeholders such as investors, regulators and management.

The module also highlights the limitations of financial reporting and emphasizes the role of corporate governance in ensuring transparency and
accountability. Learners are then guided through the conceptual framework of financial reporting, covering its definition, objectives, and the fundamental elements of financial statements assets, liabilities, equity, income and expenses. The role of statutory bodies such as the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is discussed, along with Companies Act provisions, SEBI guidelines for listed companies and the influence of international regulatory bodies like IASB and IFRS Foundation.
This focuses on introducing Indian Accounting Standards, their need, objectives and convergence with IFRS. It also
covers Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
in India, the applicability, interpretation, scope and
compliance of accounting standards and provides an
overview of IFRS alongside the applicability of Ind AS in
the Indian context.
The course then progresses to deals with specific standards
including Ind AS 101 (First-time adoption of Ind AS), Ind

AS 1 (Presentation of Financial Statements), Ind AS 2
(Inventories), Ind AS 8 (Accounting Policies, Changes in
Accounting Estimates and Errors) and Ind AS 12 (Income
Taxes). This module equips learners with practical
knowledge of how these standards shape corporate
reporting and ensure consistency and comparability.
Finally extends the learning to advanced standards such as
Ind AS 16 (Property, Plant, and Equipment), Ind AS 38
(Intangible Assets), Ind AS 113 (Fair Value Measurement),
and Ind AS 18/115 (Revenue Recognition). These
standards are critical for understanding valuation,
recognition and disclosure requirements in corporate
reporting.
By the end of the course, learners will have a strong grasp
of the regulatory framework governing corporate financial
reporting, the application of Ind AS and IFRS, and the
practical implications of accounting standards in preparing
and presenting financial statements. The course blends
theoretical foundations with practical applications, making
it highly relevant for students, professionals and
practitioners aiming to build expertise in corporate
reporting and compliance.

Basic Introduction of Financial system

Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Markets

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