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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND FINANCIAL STUDIES

BHARATHIDASAN UNIVERSITY

Tiruchirappalli - 620 024, India

PROFILE

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Dr. M. Selvam

Professor and Head, Dept. of Commerce and Financial Studies

Chair, School of Business Studies

Dean, Faculty of Management

Co-ordinator, Centre for Entrepreneurship and Skill Development

Dr. S. Vanitha

Assistant Professor

Dr. J. Gayathri

Assistant Professor

Faculty Members

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PREFACE

The Department of Commerce was formed on 28.12.1998 with the objectives of

promoting research, teaching and training in the frontier fields of Commerce. In a

short span of time, the Department has established itself in the area of Finance. In

recognition of the excellent contributions made in the field of Finance, the University

has renamed it as the Department of Commerce and Financial Studies. It functions

under the School of Business Studies, Faculty of Management. The Department offers

M.B.A (Financial Management), M.Phil (Management) and Ph.D (Commerce and

Management).

Head of the Department

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VISION

To progress into an Advanced Centre for Financial Studies and also a Change

Agent through excellence in learning and quality in research and linkages with

the community to improve the quality of the collective existence of the

community at large.

MISSION

To structure our learning process in such a way that the vision outlined above is

translated into reality through workable strategies.

EXCELLENCE

We believe in continuously improving the process for attaining excellence in all

we do, be it teaching, research, consulting, training, or outreach programs.

PROFESSIONALISM

We believe in strengthening financial practices in corporates on an ethical

foundation and high standards of professional behaviour

INNOVATION

We promote innovation and entrepreneurial spirit through CREATIVE

DESTRUCTION of the practices not relevant to the knowledge era.

PLURALISM

We believe in working together to learn from and act on situations and ideas

from diverse perspectives

PRO - ACTIVENESS

We anticipate and prepare ourselves in advance to meet emerging situations

rather than simply reacting to situations.

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PEDAGOGY

The department has been constantly refining its modules to suit the needs of the

Industry. The syllabus is revised every three years and assessment methods are

constantly modified. The corner stone of the pedagogy used in the Department

is the Case Study method of learning. Case discussions are supplemented with

guest lectures, seminars, workshops, Industrial Visit, management games,

industrial training- cum- project and so on.

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FACULTY-I

Dr.M. Selvam

Dean, Faculty of Management

Chair, School of Business Studies

Professor and Head

Department of Commerce and Financial Studies

Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli – 620 024

Tamil Nadu, India

Contact Phone (Office) : +91 431 2407029

Contact Phone (Mobile) :+91 9443025112

Contact e-mail(s) :[email protected]

Skype id : Murugesanselvam

AREA OF RESEARCH/SPECIALIZATION:

Behavioural Finance, Capital Markets, Banking, Business Management, Intellectual Capital

ACHIEVEMENTS MADE IN TEACHING/RESEARCH/EXTENSION

Deatils Google Scholars Scopus

No. of Research Publications 135 25

No. of papers presented in Conferences 24 -

h-index 12 3

i-10 index 19

Total Citations 646

Projects Completed-8 Ongoing-1

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

Sl.No Name of the Award Year of

Award Awarded by

1 Eminent Citizen of India Award 2008 National and International Compendium, New

Delhi, India.

2 Rashtriya Vidya Saraswati Puraskar 2008 International Institute of Education and

Management, New Delhi, India.

3 Jewel of India Award 2009 Indian Solidarity Council, New Delhi, India.

4 P.K. Das Memorial Best Faculty Award 2010 Nehru College of Educational and Charitable

Trust, Coimbatore, India.

mailto:[email protected]

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5 Best Professor 2013 Association of Scientists Developers and

Faculties (ASDF), Pondicherry, India.

6 Award for Research Excellence 2016 The Indus Foundation.

USA & INDIA

7 Editorial Excellence Award 2017 2017 International Institute of Organized Research

8 Tamilnadu Scientist Award (Social Science)

2015 2015 Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and

Technology

9 MTC Global Outstanding Researcher

Award 2018 MTC Global

10 Best Professor Award 2018 Rudra Shanthi Yogalayam

RESEARCH GROUP MEMBERS S.No Name

1. Amrutha.P

2. Amirthavasani.S

3. Marxia Oli . Sigo

4. Kathiravan.C

5. Thanikachalam. V

6. Dhanasekar. D

7. Simmy Mohan

PAST MEMBERS Total: 16

Sl.No Name Date of Viva/ Year Main Guide or

Go-Guide

1. Vanitha. S 30-08-2007 Main Guide

2. Babu. M 03-01-2008 Main Guide

3. Clement Sudhahar. J 22-08-2008 Main Guide

4. M.Raja 22-01-2009 Main Guide

5. Indhumathi. G 27-07-2009 Main Guide

6. Bhuvaneswari. P 22-10-2010 Main Guide

7. Fernando. WRPK 01-11-2010 Main Guide

8. Jeyachithra. A 27-01-2011 Main Guide

9. Nageswari. P 17-11-2011 Main Guide

10. Bennet. E 03-10-2012 Main Guide

11. Rajesh ram kumar. R 31-10-2013 Main Guide

12. Karpagam. V 07-11-2014 Main Guide

13. Gayathri. M 18-09-2015 Main Guide

14. Isaiah Onsarigo. M 21-12-2015 Main Guide

15. Vasanth.V 27.03.2017 Main Guide

16. Lingaraja.K 19.05.2017 Main Guide

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FACULTY-II

Dr. S. Vanitha Assistant Professor


Bharathidasan University

Tiruchirappalli – 620024

Tamil Nadu, India.

Mobile: +919841842144

Mail ID: [email protected]


Financial Management

Corporate Tax Management

Project Apprisal and Evaluation

Meregers and Acqusitions

ACHIEVEMENTS MADE IN TEACHING/RESEARCH/EXTENSION

No. of Research Publications :50

No. of papers presented in Conferences :94

h-index : 07

i-10 index : 05

Total Citations : 161

Projects Completed/Ongoing : Completed -02 and Ongoing 01

RESEARCH GROUP MEMBERS

1. M.Deivanai

2. M.Endhumathi

PAST MEMBERS

1.S. Baranidharan

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Faculty-III

Dr. J. Gayathri Assistant Professor



Tiruchirappalli - 620024


Financial Management and International Finance

ACHIEVEMENTS MADE IN TEACHING/RESEARCH/EXTENSION No. of Research Publications : 36

No. of papers presented in Conferences : 55

h-index : 05

i-10 index : 01

Total Citations : 56

Projects Completed/Ongoing : 01

Research Group Members

1. Zakiya Begum Sayed

2. Felix Sophia. S

3. Maheswari. K

4. Leema Roseline. A

5. Suganya. M

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WE ARE FUNDED BY…

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DETAILS OF FELLOWSHIPS BEING AVAILED BY THE

RESEARCH SCHOLARS

S. No. Name Reg. No. Fellowship

1. Isaiah Onsarigo. M PhD1101 UGC JRF for Developing Countries

2. Lingaraja.K PhD1201 UGC-JRF

3. Rajesh Ramkumar PhD0901 University Research Fellowship (URF)

4. Karpagam. V PhD1002 University Research Fellowship (URF)

5. Gayathri. M PhD1001 University Research Fellowship(URF)

6. Vasanth. V PhD1102 University Research Fellowship(URF)

7. Marxia Oli SIGO PhD1502 University Research Fellowship(URF)

8. Kathiravan.C PhD1503 University Research Fellowship(URF)

9. Shabi Shimny. P.S PhD1504 University Research Fellowship(URF)

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WE PUBLISHED IN

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List of Research Publications since 2013-14 to 2017-18: Total: 75 -- (Appendix II)

List of Books/Book Chapters (2013-14 to 2017-18): Total: 12 - (Appendix III)

List of Conferences/Workshops/Seminars Organized: Total 14

S.

No. Conferences/Workshops/Seminars Period

1. Financial Markets: Issues and Challenges (FIM IC - 2013) 5th and 6th January, 2013

2. Preparation of Quality Research Proposal 26th to 27th October, 2013

3. Application of Financial Econometrics 10th to 15th November 2013

4. Effective Teaching of Finance 27th and 28th July 2013



7. Art of Doing Good Research and Publishing 4th July, 2015



10. Good Writing and Publishing 26th June, 2017


12. Corporate Governance 19th & 20th February 2018

13. Corporate Governance: Issues and Challenges June 18th & 19th 2018

14. International Workshop on The Pathway to Successful Research

Agenda 14th November 2018

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CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOP ORGANISED

Two Day International Seminar on Financial Markets: Issues and Challenges

(FIM IC – 2013), on 5th and 6th January 2013

Second International Workshop on Effective Teaching of Finance,

during 27th and 28th July 2013

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Six Day UGC Sponsored National Workshop on “Application of Financial Econometrics” –

10th to 15th November 2013

Two Day UGC Sponsored International Seminar on Financial Markets: Issues and Challenges


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Two Day International Seminar on Financial Markets: Issues and Challenges

(FIM IC – 2015) on 10th and 11th January 2015

One Day National Workshop on “Emerging Trends in Business Research”

18th April, 2015

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A Day Long International Workshop on Art of Doing Good Research and Publishing

on 4th July 2015

Eleventh International Seminar on Financial Markets: Issues and Challenges


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Twelfth International Seminar on Financial Markets: Issues and Challenges (FIMIC 2017), on 7th

and 8th January 2017

Day Long International Workshop on

“Good Writing and Publication” - 29.06.2017 at Shrimati Indira Gandhi College, Tiruchirappali

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Thirteenth International Seminar on Financial Markets: Issues and Challenges

(FIM IC – 2018), 6th and 7th January 2018

International Seminar on Corporate Governance. on 19th February 2018 at,

Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College of Arts & Science for Women, Perambalur, Tamilnadu, India.

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Two Day International Seminar on Corporate Governance: Issues and Challenges –

18th and 19th June 2018, Shrimati Indira Gandhi College, Tiruchirappali

PROGRAMMES OFFERED

1. Value Added Course

2. M.B.A Financial Management

3. M. Phil. Management

4. Ph. D. Commerce and Management

VALUE ADDED COURSE

Program Objectives

To provide practical knowledge through certain hands on training, educational tours, organizing

events and other innovative teaching methods besides relevant theoretical knowledge.

To train the students to get through the certification examinations offered by the concerned

regulatory body enabling the certification for the mutual fund consultant.

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Eligibility

The Students currently studying PG / Ph.D in the University Departments are eligible to register

for Value Added Course. Concurrent – Classes during Weekends/Holidays of the University to

facilitate learners.

Programme structure – Appendix

M.B.A FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Program objectives

The objectives of M.B.A Financial Management programme are:

Demonstrate a general knowledge framework and understanding of key financial functions

Get In-depth Knowledge and understanding of financial management of domestic and

multinational corporate

Identify, appraise and appreciate successful implementation of business projects

Effective argumentation in oral and written presentation

Analyse the trend of the securities market using sophisticated techniques

Offer comprehensive solutions to business problems by evaluating information using reasoning

and analysis

Consider the multinational perspective in arriving solutions in the present globalised context

Integrate the social and ethical dimensions in arriving the final solution

Eligibility

B.Com / B.B.A/ B.A Corporate Secretaryship/ B.A. Bank Management/ Commerce related

disciplines (with at least one Accountancy Course in eligibility degree is essential) with a minimum

aggregate of at least 50% of marks (IInd class) under Part-III subjects.

Selection Procedure

Admission is based on Entrance Test conducted by Department of Commerce and Financial Studies

and academic score in eligible UG programmes (50% weightage for UG part – III marks and 50%

weightage for Entrance Test Score). The exemption from the Entrance Test will be given for the

Candidates who apply with a valid score of TANCET / GMAT / MAT / CAT / GATE of respective

years. The admission is based on the Reservation policy of the Government of Tamil Nadu as

applicable during the respective years.

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Programme structure – Appendix IV

M.PHIL MANAGEMENT

Program objectives

Demonstrate the ability to listen and to read attentively and to express ideas with clarity in

both oral and written communications

Develop research level thinking on advanced finance and financial markets area

Effective improvement in skills sets namely computing skills, teaching skills and

communicative skill

Ability to construct Questionnaire and Schedule for effective primary data collection, and

Training in statistical tools and its applications

Eligibility

A candidate who has qualified the M.B.A. Degree (through regular study/ Distance Education mode)

with not less than 55% of marks or 5.51 in 10.00 grade point average scale under CBCS in M.B.A is

eligible to register for M.Phil Management. The candidates who have qualified for the M.B.A Degree

prior to 19-09-1991, with not less than 50% of marks is also eligible to register for M.Phil

Management. Those who have qualified with not less than 55% marks in B.B.A (Hons.) under the

old regulations of any other University recognized by this University as equivalent thereto are also

eligible to register for M.Phil Management Programme in the Department of Commerce and

Financial Studies, Bharathidasan University. SC/ ST candidates are given 5% exemption from the

prescribed minimum marks.

Selection Procedure

Entrance examination will be conducted by the department. However, students with NET/SLET are

exempted from applying for entrance exams. The rank list will be prepared basedon the entrance

examination marks, oral interview, and marks obtained in Under Graduation and Post Graduation.

The admission is based on the Reservation policy of the Government of Tamil Nadu as applicable

during the respective years.

Programme structure – Appendix V

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Ph.D IN COMMERCE/MANAGEMENT

Program objectives

1. Get indepth insights into the learning outcomes of the courses studied in their Under Graduation.

2. Get deeper knowledge on their specialised courses studied in their Post Graduation.

3. Summarise the current research problems in the area of research in business studies.

4. Comprehend the major issues in their area of research through oral and written communication.

5. Identify and address the ethical issues in their area of research.

6. Frame the effective research design to carry out the research.

7. Carry out the original research.

8. Present the research report in an effective way.

Eligibility

Candidates who have qualified for Master's degree (10 + 2 + 3 + 2 pattern or equivalent in

that order) of this university or any other university recognized by UGC as equivalent thereto with

not less than 55% of marks or a CGPA of 5.51 in the 10 point scale under CBCS in their M.Com and

M.B.A are eligible to register for Ph.D. in Commerce and Management respectively. Candidates,

who have qualified for CA / CFA / ACS / ICWA with basic degree, are also eligible to register for

Ph.D. Their Course of study must be as per the regulations of this University or any other University

accredited by UGC for the award of the degrees in the respective discipline of study corelatable with

those of Bharathidasan University. Candidates belong to OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) / SC / ST /

differently-abled category are eligible for 5% exemption from the prescribed minimum marks. The

candidates who have qualified for Master's Degree prior to 19-9-1991, with not less than 50% of

marks, are also eligible to register for Ph.D. programme in Bharathidasan University.

Selection Procedure

Departmental Research Committee (DRC) of Department of Commerce and Financial Studies is an

effective coordination of the Ph.D. research activities of the departments including admission of

Ph.D candidates as per the university regulations and maintenance of the quality of research.

Programme structure – Appendix VI

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STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS (2013-14 to 2017-18)

S. No. Reg. No. Name Exam(s) Qualified

1. PhD1502 Marxia Oli SIGO UGC NET

2 PhD1501 Felix Sophia TN-SET/ UGC NET

AWARDS RECEIVED BY STUDENTS/SCHOLARS

Year

Name of the

Awarded Students

National Awards

Name of the Award Awarding Institution

2013-14 Isaiah Onsarigo

Miencha

Best Presentation Award in

International Seminar

SMART Journal of Business

Management Studies, SMART Trust,

Trichy

2014-15 Lingaraja K Best Presentation Award in




Trichy

2015-16 Marxia Oli SIGO Best Presentation Award in




Trichy

2017-18

Felix Sophia S,

Maheswari K,

Leema Roseline

Best Presentation Award in


Dr.M. Gurusamy, Management

Research Foundation Trust, Salem

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Ph. D. AWARDEES M.B.A GOLD MEDALISTS

Name Year of passing Name Year of passing

VANITHA. S 2007-08 M.SUSHEELA 2000-01

BABU. M 2007-08 S.BANU 2002-03

CLEMENT SUDHAHAR. J 2008-09 N.DEEPA 2004-05

M.RAJA 2008-09 K.ANAND BABU 2005-06

INDHUMATHI. G 2009-10 P.YAZHMOZHI 2006-07

BHUVANESWARI. P 2010-11 M.MALATHY 2007-08

FERNANDO. WRPK 2010-11 T.PRIYANKA 2008-09

JEYACHITHRA. A 2010-11 S.DHARANI 2009-10

NAGESWARI. P 2011-12 T.RENGALAKKSHMI 2010-11

BENNET. E 2012-13 G.R.JANCY 2011-12

RAJESH RAM KUMAR. R 2013-14 S.ARTHIKA 2012-13

KARPAGAM. V 2014-15 K.VELMANI 2012-13

GAYATHRI. M 2015-16 M.AISWARYA 2013-14

ISAIAH ONSARIGO. M 2015-16 P.SATHYA 2013-14

VASANTH.V 2016-17 K.SATHISH 2014-15

LINGARAJA.K 2016-17 JOHN VIMALA MARY 2015-16

BARANIDHARAN. S 2018-19 S.PREETHA 2016-17

N.RADHU 2017-18

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DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES

Teachers Day Celebration during 2013

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Parent-Teachers-Alumni-Freshers’ Meet Held during the year 2013

Cultural Activites Held during 2014

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Parent Teacher Alumni Freshers Meet for the year 2014

Prize Distribution Function and Farewell Cermony during 2014

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Cultural Activites during 2015

Parent Teacher Alumni Freshers Meet for the year 2015

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Budget Discussion 2015-2016

Management Meet Held on 21.02.2015

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Management Meet Held during 2016

ALFRED MARSHALL’S Birthday Celebration held on 26.07.2016

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Parents-Teachers-Alumni-Freshers MEET for the year 2017

Cultural Activites during the year 2017

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Management Meet Held on 10.03.2018

Cultural Activites Held during 2018

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Prize Distribution Function and Farewell Cermony for the year 2018

Co-Operative Week Celebration on 15.11.2018

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Dr. M. Selvam

Professor and Head


School of Business Studies


Tiruchirappalli - 620 024

Tamil Nadu, India

Tel: +91 431 - 2407029

Fax:+91 431- 2407045

E-Mail: [email protected]

www.bdu.ac.in

Contact us

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Appendix-I

RESEARCH & CONSULTANCY PROJECTS

COMPLETED PROJECTS

S.

No.

Principal

Investigator Project Title

Period Funding

Agency Amount

From To

1 Dr. S. Vanitha

Testing of Co-

integration and

Volatility of

Commodity Spot and

Futures Prices in India

01.04.2012

31.12.2014 ICSSR 4,85,000

2. Dr. J. Gayathri Testing the Efficiency of Foreign Exchange

Market in India

01.07.2012 30.06.2015 UGC 3,86,500

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Ongoing Projects

S.

No.

Principal

Investigator Project Title

Period Funding

Agency

Amount

From To

1. Dr.M.Selvam

Intellectual Capital

Performance and its

impact on

Commercial Banks in

India

15.01.2018 14.01.2020 ICSSR 5,50,000

2. Dr.S. Vanitha

Government Policy

and Foreign Portfolio

Investment Challenges

in Indian Stock

Market: A Scientific

Approach

01.06.2017

30.11.2018 ICSSR 5,00,000

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Appendix II

List of Research Publications since 2013-14

1. Relative efficiency of Kenyan

commercial banks

Miencha, I.O., Selvam,

M., Ramkumar, R.R.,

Karpagam, V.

International Business

Management (Scopus listed)

2013

2.

Impact of Reserve Repo Rate

and Cash Reserve Ratio in

National Stock Exchange

(NSE) CNX Bank Index

Vanitha.S., Nageswari.P,

and Srinivasan.P


Research,Vol.3,Issue.1,

pp.177 to 186.(ISSN 2249-

6882).

2013

3. An Empirical Analysis of

January Anomaly in the

Indian Stock Market

Nageswari.P, Selvam.M.,

Vanitha.S., and Babu.M

Financial Management Research,

Vol.3, Issue.1, March-2013,

pp.177 to 186. (ISSN 2249-6882). 2013

4.

The Stock Market Efficiency

of Emerging Markets:

Evidence from Asian Region.

Kasilingam Lingaraja,

Professor

MurugesanSelvam,

VinayagamoorthiVasanth

Asian Social Science,

10 (19), 158 - 168. (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“4046-Old”)

2014

5.

Impact of Corporate

Governance Practices and

Firm Performance: An

Empirical Study.

KarpagamVenkatraman,

MurugesanSelvam

Indian Journal of Finance,

8 (12), 34 – 45 (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“20774”)

2014

6. Stock Market Growth and Economic Development in

Developing Countries

Gayathri J and Kalaivani C

Asian Journal of Research in

Business Economics and

Management, Vol. 4, No 9/ Issue,

page 31-38 (UGC Approved Journal - 1260)

(ISSN: 2250-1673)

2014

7. Analysing the Sectoral Efficiency of NSE Indices

Babu.M, Gayathri.J and Indhumathi.G

Trends and Challenges in

Entrepreneurship and Business,

Publisher- Scholar’s Press, page

numbers-56-65

2014

8. Investor Behavior Towards Investment in Mutual Funds

Gayathri J and Rajalakshmi M

Research Explorer, Volume -3/

page numbers 121-126 (UGC Approved Journal - 63185)

(ISSN: 2250 – 1940)

2014

9.

The Effects of

Macroeconomic Variables on

CNX Bankex Returns:

Evidence from Indian Stock

Market

Baranidharan.S.and

Vanitha.S

Management & Business Studies,

Vol.4,67 to 71.

(ISSN:2230-9519-

Online/ISSN:2231-2463-Print).

2014

10. The Effects of


BSE Oil Stock Returns

Baranidharan.S.and

Vanitha.S.

Journal of Holy Grace Academy

of Management Studies, Vol.6,

No.1, pp. 147 to 151. (ISSN

0975-3427).

2014

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11. Co-Movement between Stock

Market Indices and Exchange

Rates

Sutha.M. and Vanitha.S

Indian Academic Researchers

Association, Vol. III, pp.148-152.

(ISSN 2349-1647 (Online)/ ISSN

2250-1940 (Print)).

2014

12. Cointegration and Causality

of Macroeconomic Variables

towards BSE Sensex Returns

Baranidharan.S.

andVanitha.S.

Business Economic and

Management, Vol.4, No.12, pp.

41-54. (ISSN 2249-7307).

2014

13.

Co Movements and Inter-

Linkages of Indian Stock

Market with Emerging Stock

Market Indices in Asia.

KasilingamLingaraja,

MurugesanSelvam,


and Mahalingam Gayathri

International Journal of

AppliedBusiness and Economic

Research,12 (4), 1045 - 1064. (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“2551”)

2014

14.

Impact of Firms’ Profitability

on Environmental

Performance: Evidence from

Companies in India.

VasanthVinayagamoorthi,

SelvamMurugesan and

LingarajaKasilingam

Mediterranean Journal of Social

Sciences,

6(1), 109 – 119. (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“20482”)

2015

15.

.

Dynamic Effects of


CNX Bank’s Return Using

ARDL Model

Baranidharan.S. and

Vanitha.S.

Accounting and Business

Financial (IJABF), Vol.1, Issue.1,

January – June 2015, pp. 75-85. (ISSN 2448-9875 (Online)/ISSN

2448-9867(Print).

2015

16. Efficiency of Sectoral

Indices: A comparative study

on BSE and NSE Ltd

Rajesh Ramkumar, R.,

Selvam, M., Raja, M.,

Lingaraja, K., Vasanth, V.

International Business

Management (Scopus Listed )

2015

17.

Nexus between Profitability

and Environmental

Performance of Indian Firms–

An Analysis with Granger

Causality

VinayagamoorthiVasanth,

MurugesanSelvam,Kasili

ngamLingaraja,

Ramachandran Rajesh

Ramkumar

International Journal of Energy

Economics and Policy, 5 (2), 433-439

(Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“2963”)

2015

18.

Long-run Overseas Portfolio

Diversification Benefits and

Opportunities of Asian

Emerging Stock Markets and

Developed Markets


MurugesanSelvam,Vinay

agamoorthiVasanth,

Ramachandran Rajesh

Ramkumar


Economics and Financial Issues,

5 (2), 324-333 (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“16720-Old”)

2015

19.

Long Run Dynamic Linkages

between Emerging Stock

Markets in Asia and a

Developed Stock Market

(DJIA)


MurugesanSelvam,


Research Journal of Applied

Sciences (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“3l78l -Old”)

2015

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20. Efficiency Measurement of

Kenyan Commercial Banks

Isaiah OnsarigoMiencha,

SelvamMurugesan,

VinayagamoorthiVasanth,


Mariappan Raja

Mediterranean Journal of Social

Sciences,

6 (4), S2, 621 – 631 (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“25743 -Old”)

2015

21. Financial Sources of Social

Entrepreneurs in India

Baranidharan.S. and

Vanitha.S

Business Innovation (IJRBD)-

Steering Excellence of Research

Knowledge (Special Issue), Vol.3,

No.6, February 2015, pp. 125-

129. (ISSN 2321-5615).

2015

22.

The impact of


Indian Stock Market Using

Factor Analysis Approach

Baranidharan.S. and

Vanitha.S

IPE Journal of Management, Vol.

5, No. 2, July- December 2015,

pp. 38-56. ISSN: 2249- 9040.

2015

23. Return on Assets Efficiency

of Kenyan Banking Sector

Miencha, I.O., Selvam,

M., Onchangu, S.A.

Journal of Internet Banking and

Commerce (Scopus listed)

2016

24. A Study on Non-Performing Assets of Public and Private

Sector Banks in India

Gayathri. J and Felix Sophia S,


Innovative Research in

Management Studies, Volume 1/

Issue 1, page numbers 23 – 45.

(Online ISSN: 2455 – 7188)

2016

25.

Can Compatible Financial Markets Strengthen the

Strategic Bilateral Partnership Among

Countries? - A Case Study of India and Saudi Arabia

Zakiya Begum Sayed and Gayathri. J

International Journal of Research in Commerce,

Economics and Management, Volume-6/ Issue-8, page

numbers-43- 49 (ISSN: 2231-4245).

2016

26. SMEs Listed in BSE SMEs

Trading Platform: A Profitability Analysis

J.Gayathri, S.Rooba and S. Felix Sophia

WCC Centennial National Colloquium on Public – Private Partnership A Viable Synergy for Sustainable Development,

Publisher- Vishnu Prints Media, Country-India, page numbers-

67-73

2016

27. Priority Sector Growth and Eco System in India

J.Gayathri, K.Bhuvaneswari and S.

Felix Sophia

9th International Conference on Reinvention of Resilient Ecosystem for Business,

Publisher- Excellent Publishing House, Country-India, page

numbers-37-44.

2016

28.

The Dynamic Effects of


BSE Auto Return Using

ARDL Model

Baranidharan.S. and

Vanitha.S

Innovations, Special Volume,

Issue.4, pp. 389-398. ISSN 2348-

4705 2016

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29.

An Empirical Analysis of the

Interrelation between Spot

Market and Non-Deliverable

Forward of USD\INR in

Asian Currency Futures

Market

Kavipriya.U and

Vanitha.S

Business Intelligence &

Innovations, Special Volume,

Issue.4, pp. 419-423. ISSN 2348-

4705

2016

30.

The Effect of Macroeconomic

and Financial Related

Variables on Stock Market

Capitalization of Global

Growth Generator Countries

Baranidharan.S. and

Vanitha.S

Contemporary Management

Research, Vol. 10, Issue 1, pp. 1-

27. ISSN: 0973-8266 2016

31.

Impact of International

Equity Market and Exchange

Rates on Indian Equity

Market

Sutha.S. and Vanitha.S

IPE Journal of Management, Vol.

6, No. 1, pp. 105-117. ISSN:

2249- 9040. 2016

32.

An Empirical Analysis of

Information Flows between

Non Deliverable Forward and

Spot Market of PHP/KRW –

USD in Asian Currency

Market

Vanitha.S and

Kavipriya.U

Advance Scientific Research and

Development, Vol. 3, Special pp.

122-132. (Print-ISSN: 2394-8906.

Online-ISSN: 2395-6089).

2016

33.

The Dynamic Impact of


BSE Sensex Returns Using

VAR Analysis

Baranidharan.S,Vanitha.S

, and Kavipriya.U

Finance and Economics. Issue.

154, pp. 125-140. (Online/ Print

ISSN: 1450-2887 2016

34.

The Long Run and Short Run

Relationship between

Macroeconomic Variables

and BSE Sensex Returns

using ARDL Model

Baranidharan.S. and

Vanitha.S

Financial Services and

Management. Vol.7, Issue.3, pp.

21-34. (Print-ISSN: 0976-1632). 2016

35. Technical Efficiency for

Strategic Change and Global

Competitiveness

Isaiah Onsarigo

-Miencha,

Justin Paul,

M. Selvam

Strategic Change,

26: 53–67 (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“33797”)

2017

36.

Long Memory Features and

Relationship stability of Asia-

Pacific Currencies against

USD

AmirdhaVasaniSankarkum

ar, MurugesanSelvam,

BalasundramManiam,

MarxiaOliSigo

Business and Economic Horizons

13(1),2017 (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“9741 -Old”)

2017

37.

Effect of Temperature on

Stock Market Indices: A

Study on BSE and NSE in

India

Chinnadurai Kathiravan,

MurugesanSelvam,

SankaranVenkateswar,


SigoMarxiaOli

International Journal of Economic

Research 14(18),2017 (ABDC “C” , Scopus listed, and

UGC Approved “2912”)

2017

38.

Impact of Technology

Performance Indicators on

MNC Subsidiaries in India ",

Researchers World

Felix Sophia. S and

Gayathri. J

Journal of Arts, Science &

Commerce, Volume- 8/ Issue-

2(7), page numbers-1 – 10

(UGC Approved Journal –

10509). (ISSN: 2231 – 4172)

2017

42

39. Trade Performance of MNC

Subsidiaries in India

Gayathri J, S Felix Sophia

and K. Maheswari

Mysore Journal of Economics and

Politics, Volume-1/ Issue-3, page

numbers-1-15

(ISSN: 2456 – 3234).

2017

40. Financial Performance of MNC Subsidiaries in India

Felix Sophia S and J. Gayathri

Journal of Financial Services and Management, Volume- VIII / Issue-1, page numbers-10-24

(ISSN: 0976-1632)

2017

41. Volatility in FX Rate and its Impact on Share Prices of

BSE 500 Firms

Zakiya Begum Sayed and J. Gayathri

Intercontinental Journal of Finance Research Review, Volume-5/ Issue-7, page

numbers-99-110 (Online ISSN:2321-0354 Print

ISSN:2347-1654)

2017

42.

The Relationship between

Internationalisation and

Capital Structure of

Multinational Companies

K. Maheswari and J.

Gayathri

Shanlax International Journal of

Commerce, Volume-5/ Issue-1,

page numbers-63-68

(UGC Approved Journal – S. No

44120). (ISSN: 2320 – 4168).

2017

43. R&D Intensity and Market

Valuation of MNC

Subsidiaries in India

Felix Sophia S and J.

Gayathri

International Research Journal of

Commerce and Law, Volume- I /

Issue-1, page numbers-103-108

(ISSN: 2349-705X)

2017

44. Foreign Exchange Exposure

and Multinationality of Indian

Firms

Zakiya Begum Sayed and

J. Gayathri

Asian Journal of Research in

Banking and Finance, Volume-7/


(ISSN 2249 – 7323) (UGC

Approved Journal).

2017

45. A Study on Capital Structure

of Domestic and Multinational Companies

K. Maheswari and J. Gayathri

Emperor International Journal of Finance and Management

Research (EIJFMR), Volume- III / Issue-10, page numbers-24-30

(ISSN: 2395-5929)

2017

46. Trade and R&D Investments of Multinational Firms

S.Felix Sophia and J. Gayathri

International ", IOSR Journal of Business and Management,

Volume-19/ Issue-10, Version – VIII, page numbers-17-23

(e-ISSN: 2278-487X), (p-ISSN : 2319-7668)

2017

47.

Information Technology Investments and Export

Performance of Multinational Firms

S.Felix Sophia and J. Gayathri

Shanlax International Journal of Commerce, Volume- 5/ Issue-1,

page numbers-35-42 (ISSN : 2320-4168) (UGC Approved

Journal No: 44120).

2017

43

48.

An Examination of Stock

Price Reaction of BSE

Greenex Listed Companies in

India

Vanitha.S. and Priyangha

Finance India, Vol.XXXI, No.1,

Issue.3, pp. 259-278. (Print-ISSN:

0970-3772).

2017

49.

Capital Structure and its

Determinants of the

Automobile Companies in

India: An Empirical Analysis

Vanitha.S. and

M.Deivanai


Commerce Vol.5, Issue.2, pp.

128-134. (Print-ISSN:2320-

4168).UGC Approved Journal

No:44120. Impact Factor: 3.017.

2017

50. Impact of NPA’s in Public

and Private Sector Banks in

India

M.Deivanai andVanitha.S


CommerceVol.5, , Issue.1, pp. 49-

62. (Print-ISSN:2320-4168) UGC

Approved Journal No:44120.

Impact Factor: 3.017.

2017

51.

An Empirical Investigation of

the Inter-Linkages of Stock

Returns and the Weather at

the Indian Stock Exchange

Chinnadurai Kathiravan,

MurugesanSelvam,

SankaranVenkateswar,


SigoAmirdhaVasaniSanka

rkumar,

Kannaiah, D.

Academy of Strategic

Management Journal (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“194”)

2018

52. Predicting Stock Market

Movements of India using

Data Deterministic Approach

Sigo, M.O., Selvam, M.,

Venkateswar, S.,

AmirdhaVasani,

Lingaraja., Kathiravan, C.

Academy of Strategic

Management Journal (Scopus listed, UGC Approved

“194”)

2018

53.

On the Relationship Between

Weather and Agricultural

Commodity Index in India: a

Study with Reference to

Dhaanya of NCDEX

Kathiravan, C., Selvam,

M., Kannaiah, D.,

Lingaraja, K.,

Thanikachalam, V.

Quality and Quantity (SCI, ABDC “B” , Scopus listed,

WoS “Impact Factor-1.072”, and


2018

54.

Big data analytics-application

of artificial neural network in

forecasting stock price trends

in India

Sigo, M.O., Selvam, M.,

Selvam, M., (...),

Kathiravan, C., Vadivel, T.

Academy of Accounting and

Financial Studies Journal (ABDC “C” , Scopus listed, and


2018

55. Intellectual Capital: Its Effect

on Financial Performance of

Indian Private Sector Banks

SelvamMurugesan,

Thanikachalam Vadivel,

Kathiravan Chinnadurai,

DhanasekarDhamotharan

International Journal of Advanced

Scientific Research and

Management, UGC Approved “63502”

2018

56.

Effects of Adopting

International Financial

Reporting Standards: An

Empirical Evidence from

selected Indian companies.

Amrutha Pavithran

,Murugesan Selvam ,

R Gopinath , Chinnadurai

Kathiravan

International Academic Journal of

Accounting and Financial

Management UGC Approved “43307”

2018

44

57. Determinants on Capital

Structure of Multinational

Companies

K. Maheswari and J.

Gayathri

Asian Journal of

Multidimensional Research

(AJMR), (Double Blind Refereed

& Reviewed International

Journal), Volume- 7/ Issue-1,

page numbers-90-97

(ISSN: 2278-4853)

2018

58.

Capital Structure and Firm

Performance: With Reference

to S&P BSE Auto Index

Constituents

K. Maheswari and Dr.J.

Gayathri

Research Explorer, Volume- VI /


ISSN-2250-1940 (Print), 2349-

1647 (Online)

2018

59.

Corporate Governance and

Capital Structure: With

Reference to S&P BSE Metal

Index Constituents

K. Maheswari and J.

Gayathri

BODHI International Journal of

Research in Humanities, Arts and

Science, Volume-2/ Issue- 2.

2018

60.

Firm Size and Performance

with special reference to

Multinational Pharmaceutical

Firms

S.Felix Sophia and J.

Gayathri

Pacific Business Review

International, Volume-10/ Issue-8,

page numbers-33-38.

(ISSN: 0974-438X).

2018

61. Indoor Air Pollution: A

Major Health Hazard J.Sathya and J. Gayathri

SELP Journal of Social Science,

Special Issue, 16th February

2018, pp 183-191.

(ISSN: 2349-1655(O), 0975-

9999(P)), (UGC Approved

Journal (46622)).

2018

62.

Research and Development

Intensity and its Impact on

the International Trade

Performance of Automobile

Firms


Gayathri


Management Studies,

Volume-5/ Issue-3 (5),

page numbers-25-31

(ISSN(Print) 2249-0302 ISSN

(Online)2231-2528) (UGC

Approval No 44925).

2018

63.

Research and Development

Intensity and Trade

Performance with Reference

to the Multinational

Pharmaceutical Firms in India


Gayathri

Unnayan International

Bulletin of Management

and Economics, Volume-

9, page numbers-199-208

(ISSN (Online) 2349-7165) (UGC

Approval No 64424).

2018

64. Comparing Approaches to

Measuring Foreign Exchange

Exposure of Indian Firms


J. Gayathri

Journal of Emerging

Technologies and

Innovative Research,

Volume-5/ Issue-7,

(ISSN-2349-5162), (UGC

Approval Journal No 63975).

2018

45

65. Equality in the Foreign

Exchange Exposure of IT and

FMCG Sector Firms


Gayathri Jayapal


Advanced Scientific

Research and

Management, Volume-3/

Issue-7, page numbers-

257-262

(ISSN-2455-6378), (UGC

Approval Journal No 63502).

2018

66. Impact of Demonetization on

the Indices of bombay Stock

Exchange in India

Vanitha.SandM.Deivanai

ManageemntResearch(TAJMMR)

Vol.7, Issue.1, pp. 18-28. (Print-

ISSN:2279-0667) UGC Approved

Journal No:45104. Impact

Factor: 4.289.

2018

67. Impact of Contagion Effect

on Indian Stock Market and

Chinese Stock Market

Deivanai.MandVanitha.S

ResearchExplorer.Vol.6, Issue.16,

pp.370-378. (ISSN:2250-

1940(Print) 26349-1647(Online))

UGCApprovedJournalNo:63185.

2018

68.

Implementation of Corporate

Governance and its Impact on

Indian companies in present

scenario

Deivanai.M andVanitha.S

Emperor International Journal of

Finance and Management

Research (EIJFMR), Volume – IV

Special Issue – III, Pp – 244 to

252, UGC Listed Journal No.

45308, ISSN No:23955929.

2018

69.

Social Development and

inclusive Growth of Pradhan

Mantri schemes with

reference to Tiruchirappalli

District

Srinivasan.P

andVanitha.S

Emperor International Journal of

Finance and Management

Research (EIJFMR), Volume –

IV, Special Issue – III, ISSN

No:23955929, Pp – 134 to 144,

UGC Listed Journal No. 45308,

2018

70. A Study on the Impact of

Economic Problems on the

Mental Health of the Students

Vanitha.S, M.Deivanai

and Srinivasan.P

International Journal of Arts,

Science and Humanities, Tamil

Nadu,Pp – 108 to 110, UGC

Listed Journal No. 43960, ISSN

No:2321-788X,

2018

71.

The Impact of Financial

Contagion on Emerging

Asian Stock Markets With

Special Reference to Global

Financial Crisis

Deivanai.M. and

Vanitha.S

Journal of Management(JOM)

Volume – V Issue – IV, Pp – 203

to213,UGC Listed Journal No.

48565, ISSN Print:2347-3940,

2018

72.

Social Awareness of Pradhan

Mantri Schemes with

Reference to Tiruchirappalli

District

Srinivasan.Pand

Vanitha.S

JournalofManagement(JOM),Vol

ume – V Issue – IV, Pp – 222 to

228, UGC Listed Journal No.

48565, ISSN Print:2347-3940

2018

46

73.

Government Policy and

Foreign Portfolio Investment

Challenges with Reference to

Indian Stock Market

Vanitha.S


Management Studies, UGC Listed

Journal No. 44925, ISSN (Print)

2249-0302.

2018

74.

An Empirical Analysis of The

Information Flows Between

Non Deliverable Forward and

Spot Market Of CNY/INR-

USD in The Asian Currency

Market

Vanitha.S, Reshma.M and

Deivanai.M

International Journal of Human

Resource Management and

Research (IJHRMR), ISSN (P):

2249-6874; ISSN (E): 2249-7986,

UGC approval no 63170

2018

75. A Study on Capital Structure

of Disinvested Public Sector

Undertakings in India

Gayathri. J and Leema

Roseline

International Journal of Human

Resource Management and

Research (IJHRMR) Volume 8,

Special Issue, December 2018, PP

393-402 ISSN (P): 2249-6874;

ISSN (E): 2249-7986.

(UGC Approval Journal No

63238).

2018

S.No Name Year Title Publisher ISSN/

ISBN No.

1.

Ebenezer Bennet

and Murugesan

Selvam

2013 Sentiments of Indian Equity

Investor

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

41470-1

2.

N.Chithra Subash

and Murugesan

Selvam

2013

Determinants of Financial

Inclusion: Inter-State Variations

in India

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

46094-4

3. Murugesan

Selvam 2013

Investors’ Behaviour on Mutual

Fund in the Changed Regime: A

Study in Tamil Nadu, India

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

51169-1

4.

Ramachandran

Rajesh Ram Kumar

and Murugesan

Selvam

2014 Efficiency of BSE Sectoral

Indices in India

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

21130-0

47

5. Murugesan

Selvam 2014

Risk Tolerance Level: Evidences

from Retail Investors, Tamil

Nadu, India

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

55101-7

6.

Venkatraman

Karpagam and

Murugesan Selvm

2014 Impact of Corporate Governance

on Firms’ Performance

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

66604-9

7.

Sigo Marxia Oli

and Murugesan

Selvam

2015 Impact of Corporate Governance

on Firms' Dividend Policy

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

71030-8

8.

Isaiah Onsarigo

Miencha and

Murugesan

Selvam

2016

Technical Efficiency of Kenyan

Banks – A Data Envelopment

Analysis

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

82816-4

9. Murugesan

Selvam 2016

Service Efficiency of Pallavan

Transport Corporation Limited in

Madras (Chennai) City

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-3-659-

89572-2

10. Murugesan

Selvam 2016

Market value performance of

firms

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-330-

00403-3

11. Murugesan

Selvam 2016

Performance of Indian Firms:

Stockholders Perspective

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-330-

02311-6

12. Lingaraja Selvam 2017

Co-Movements and Dynamic

Linkages of Emerging stock

Markets: A Comparative Study of

Emerging Markets with

Developed Markets

Lambert Academic

Publishing, Germany

978-620-2-

00573-9

Curriculum of Value Added Course - Appendix IV

CCMF1 - MUTUAL FUND AND FINANCIAL PLANNING

Course Aim: To provide basic knowledge about the Concept and Role of Mutual funds,

Classification of Mutual Funds, Fund Structure and Constituents. To give insights into steps of

financial planning and model portfolios as well as financial plans.

Unit – I: Concept and Role of a Mutual Fund

Concept of mutual fund – Mutual fund Investment as an investment Avenue- Investment objective -

Unit capital - Assets Under Management (AUM)- Fund running expenses - Net asset value (NAV) -

Brief history of mutual funds in India –Advantages and Shortcomings.

Unit – II: Classification of Mutual Funds

Closed end funds and open ended funds - Categorization of funds by investment objective -

Categorization of funds by investing horizon - Categorization of funds by asset class - International

funds - Fund of Funds - Exchange Traded Funds (ETF).

Unit – III: Fund Structure and Constituents

Structure of mutual funds in India and related regulations - Role of the sponsor, trustee and Asset

Management Company - Role of other fund constituents and related regulations

Unit – IV: Financial Planning

Steps of financial planning - Life Cycle and investment needs - Wealth Cycle and investment needs -

Importance of risk profiling - Financial planning with the help of model portfolios - Taxation and

liquidity aspects while selecting growth and dividend option within a mutual fund scheme

Unit – V: Model Portfolios and Financial Plans

Risk profiling - Asset allocation - Importance and steps for developing a model portfolio

Unit VI: Current Contours (for Continuous Internal Assessment Only)

Contemporary Developments Related to the Course during the Semester Concerned.

References:

Books

1. NISM (An Educational Initiative of SEBI), 2016, Mutual Fund Foundation, Taxmann

Publications, New Delhi.

2. NISM (An Educational Initiative of SEBI), 2016, Mutual Fund Distributors, Taxmann

Publications, New Delhi.

3. NISM (An Educational Initiative of SEBI), 2017, Mutual Fund Distributors (Level 2),

Taxmann Publications, New Delhi.

4. Nalini Prava Tripathy, 2007, Mutual Funds: Emerging Issues in India, Excel Books, New

Delhi.

49

5. Rakesh Kumar, 2016, Mutual Funds in India: Structure, Performance and Undercurrents,

Patridge Publishing, Gurgaon.

Online References:

1. www.nism.ac.in

2. www.amfiindia.com

3. www.nseindia.com

4. www.bseindia.com

5. MOOC Material: How to Save Money: Making Smart Financial Decisions (edX), Created by:

University of California, Berkeley and Delivered by: EdX, Taught by: Terrance Odean.

6. MOOC Material: Finance for Everyone: Markets, Created by: McMaster University, Delivered

by: Coursera, Taught by: Arshad Ahamed.

Course Outcomes: At the end of this course, students should be able to:

1. Understand the concepts relating to mutual fund namely Assets Under Management, Net

Asset Value etc.

2. Classify the different categories of mutual funds based on investment objective, investment

horizon and asset class.

3. Know the advantages and disadvantages of mutual fund schemes

4. Differentiate the different types of mutual fund schemes

5. Understand the structure of mutual funds and the role of participants in mutual funds.

6. Frame the financial plan according to the life cycle and the wealth cycle.

7. Understand the importance of risk profiling

8. Develop the model portfolio

https://www.mooc-list.com/university-entity/university-california-berkeley

https://www.mooc-list.com/initiative/edx

https://www.mooc-list.com/instructor/terrance-odean

https://www.mooc-list.com/initiative/coursera

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND FINANCIAL STUDIES,

M.B.A (Financial Management) Under CBCS

Syllabus - 2015-2016 onwards

Sl.No Course

Code Title of the Course

Instruction

Hours No of

Credits

Marks

CIA ESE Total

Marks Class

Hours

Practical

Hours

01

02

03

04

FMFC1

FMCC1

FMFC2

FMFC3

I Semester


Accounting for Decision Making

Applied Operations Research

Contemporary Business Communication

5

5

5

5

2

2

2

2

6

6

6

6

25

25

25

25

75

75

75

75

100

100

100

100

05

FMCC2

FMFC4

Elective Course (Any 1 of the 2)

Management Concepts and Behaviour

Financial Econometrics

5

2

6

25

75

100

Total 25 10 30 125 375 500

05

06

07

08

09

FMCC3

FMCC4

FMFC5

EDC1

FMPW1

II Semester

Advanced Financial Management

Fixed Income Securities Markets

IT Lab and Packages for Business *

Extra Disciplinary Courses (EDC)

Summer Institutional Training Project

5

5

5

---

---

2

2

2

---

---

6

6

6

2

5

25

25

25

---

---

75

75

75

---

100

100

100

100

--

100

10

FMCC5

FMFC6


Working Capital Management

Managerial Economics 5 2 6 25 75 100

Total 20 8 31 100 400 500

CIA = Continuous Internal Assessment ESE = End Semester Examination

* Theory – 45 marks and Practical – 30 marks for IT Lab and Packages for Business (FMFC5)

FMFC – Financial Management Foundation Course

EDC – Extra Disciplinary Course by other departments

FMCC – Financial Management Core Course FMPW – Financial Management Project Work

Conti.

51

Sl.

No

Course

Code Title of the Course

Instruction Hours No of

Credits

Marks

CIA ESE Total

Marks Class

Hours

Practical

Hours

11

12

13

14

14

FMCC 6

FMCC7

FMFC7

FMFC8

EDC2

III Semester

Security Analysis and Portfolio

Management

Financial Services and Markets

Business Research Methodology

Financial Modelling

Extra Disciplinary Course

5

5

5

5

--

2

2

2

2

--

6

6

6

6

2

25

25

25

25

--

75

75

75

75

--

100

100

100

100

---

15

FMCC8

FMCC9


Corporate Tax Management

Foreign Exchange Management

5

2

6

25

75

100

Total 25 10 32 125 375 500

16

17

18

19

FMCC9

FMCC10

FMCC11

FMPW2

IV Semester

Project Appraisal and Evaluation

Derivatives and Risk Management

Behavioral Finance

Project Work

5

5

5

--

2

2

2

--

6

6

6

5

25

25

25

--

75

75

75

100

100

100

100

100

20

FMCC12

FMCC13


International Financial Management

Stock Market Practices

5

2

6

25

75

100

Total 20 8 29 100 400 500

Grand Total 90 36 122 450 1550 2000

CIA = Continuous Internal Assessment ESE = End Semester Examination

FMFC – Financial Management Foundation Course

EDC – Extra Disciplinary Course by other departments

FMCC – Financial Management Core Course FMPW – Financial Management Project Work

52

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND FINACIAL STUDIES

BHARATHIDASAN UNIVERSITY

TIRUCHIRAPPALLI – 620 024

M.Phil (Management)

2017-2018

Sl.

No

Subject

Code Title of the Course Instruction

Hours Credits

Marks

CIA

ESE Total

Marks

01

02

03

04

MP18CC1

MP18CC2

MP18CC3

MP18EC1a

MP18EC1b

MP18EC1c

First Semester

Research Methods in Management

Skills Set for Management Teaching

Thesis Paper

# Elective (Any one)

Security Analysis and Portfolio

Management

Advanced Financial Management

Financial Services and Markets

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

40

40

40

40

60

60

60

60

100

100

100

100

05

MP18CC4

Second Semester

Dissertation

Strategic

---

8

---

---

200

Grand Total 16 24 160 240

600

53

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE OF Ph.D (COMMERCE)

The scholar has to choose any one of the course depending on the board area of his/her

research with the approval of Doctoral committee.


Sl.

No

Course Code

Title of the Course Instruction

Hours Credits

Marks

CIA

ESE Total

Marks

01

02

03

PHDCOMCM1

PHDCOMCC2

PHDCOMCC3

Research Methodology

Financial Econometrics/ Applied

Operations Research

Financial Management/ Advanced

Financial Management/ Security

Analysis and Portfolio

Management/ Financial Services

and Markets/ Derivatives and

Risk Management/ International

Financial Management/ Financial

Management of Multinational and

Domestic Companies/ Mergers

and Acquisitions/ Corporate

Ethics, Governance and

Sustainability/ Behavioral

Finance/ Foreign Exchange

Management

4

4

4

4

4

4

40

40

40

60

60

60

100

100

100

Grand Total 12 12 120 180 300

54

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE OF

Ph.D (MANAGEMENT) OFFERED BY DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND FINANCIAL

STUDIES

*The scholar has to choose any one of the course depending on the board area of his/her

research with the approval of Doctoral committee.


Sl.

No

Course Code Title of the Course Instruction

Hours Credits

Marks

CIA ESE Total

Marks

01

02

03

PHDMAMCC1

PHDMAMCC2

PHDMAMCC3*

Research Methodology

Financial Econometrics/ Applied

Operation Research/ Statistics for

Management

Mergers And Acquisitions /Security

Analysis and Portfolio

Management/Behavioral Finance/

Derivatives and Risk

Management/Advanced Financial

Management/Foreign Exchange

Management/ Corporate Ethics,

Governance And Sustainability

/Investment Behavior/International

Financial Management/Human

Capital Management /Predictive

Analysis of Stock Market

Movements/ Skill Set for Management

Teaching/Project Appraisal and

Evaluation/Working Capital

Management/ Accounting for Decision

Making/ Financial Services and Markets

4

4

4

4

4

4

40

40

40

60

60

60

100

100

100

Grand Total 12 12 120 180 300

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