This course follows, “Regulations for Under Graduate Programs under Choice Based Course Credit Semester System and Grading, 2013” envisaged by the University Grants Commission and the Higher Education Council of Kerala. The Program shall be completed in six semesters. Each semester is a minimum of 18 instructional weeks, comprising 90 working days with continuous internal evaluation and University examination at the end of each semester.
The principal aims and objectives of the BA Corporate Economics program are:
Semester |
Theory |
Practical |
1 |
English-I (Common) Micro economics-I (Core) Elementary Statistics for Economics-I(Core) Mathematics for Economics-I(Core) Financial Accounting-I(Core) Financial Administration-I(Core)
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2 |
English-I (Common) Micro economics-II(Core) Elementary Statistics for Economics-II(Core) Mathematics for Economics-II(Core) Financial Accounting-II(Core) Financial Administration-II(Core) |
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3 |
Indian Economy and Reforms-I(Core) Monetary Economics-I(Core) Managerial Economics-I(Core) Cost Accounting(Core) Marketing Management(Core) International Economics-I(Core) |
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4 |
Indian Economy and Reforms-II(Core) Monetary Economics-II(Core) Managerial Economics-II(Core) Economics of Financial Markets(Core) Computer Application in Corporate Environment Theory and Practical-I(Core) |
LAB |
5 |
Macro economics-I(Core) Fiscal economics-I(Core) Entrepreneurship Development and Strategic Management-I(Core) Principles and Practice of Management(Core) Computer application in Corporate Environment Theory and Practical-II(Core) Open course |
LAB |
6 |
Macro economics-II(Core) Fiscal economics-II(Core) Entrepreneurship Development and Strategic Management-II(Core) Business Communication(Core) Economics of Human Resource Management(Core) Project and Viva voce examination
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Value Added courses
Value Added Courses for Students of other Departments
Indian Fiscal Economics
OPEN COURSES
Open Course 1 – Fundamentals of Economics
Open Course-II- Foundations of Environmental Economics
Open Course III – Agricultural Economics
Open Course IV – Demography
OPEN COURSE- V- Travel and Tourism Management
A project is a scientific and systematic study of real issue or a problem intended to resolve the issue with application of concepts, principles, theories and processes. It should entail scientific collection, analysis and interpretation of data to valid conclusions. All students must complete a project, individually or in a group. The projects are to be identified during the fifth semester of the program with the help of the supervising teacher. The project report will be submitted in the final semester and evaluated by the examiners appointed by the University. Each student must appear individually for the viva voce examination on the project.