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University of Mumbai

* * * * * NAAC ACCREDITED (2001‐2006)

Manual
On

Semester Based, Credit and Grading System
For Post Graduates (PG) Programmes Under

The Faculty of Commerce

With Effect from the Academic Year 2012‐13
COE_EXAM Manual P.G. SBCGS _Commerce Page 1 of 71

Manual on Choice Based Credit Systems (CBCS) and Grading implemented in University of Mumbai:– @ University of Mumbai, 2012, First Edition: May‐June, 2012

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An official Manual of Choice Based Credit Systems (CBCS) and Grading is being published for the first time for the use of administrators, teachers, administrative staff and learners to make them acquainted with the Choice Based Credit and Grading system to be implemented at the University of Mumbai with effect from the Academic Year 2012‐13. The following members have contributed for writing of the content of this manual and its preparation.

Contributed by,
• • • • • • • • • • Dr. Rajan M. Welukar, Vice Chancellor, University of Mumbai, Prin. Dr. T. P. Madhu Nair, Dean, Faculty of Commerce, Prin. Dr. S. T. Gadade, Former Dean, Faculty of Commerce 7 Chairman BOS of Accountancy. Prin. Sunil B Mantri, Member, Principal SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics Dr. G K Kalkoti, Vice Principal, Nagindas Khandwala College Dr. S K Raju, Principal, Saket College Dr. Rajeshwary Govindappa, K P B Hinduja College of Commerce Dr. Sangita Pawar, Department of Commerce, University of Mumbai Dr. (Mrs.) Anuradha Deshmukh, Director, Centre
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