TYBAF SEM 5 results 2015-2016 declared today on 28/01/2016

Dear TYBAF students,

We are glad to inform you that Mumbai university has declared the results of tybaf sem 5 cbsgs on 28th Jan 2016.

You can view the results at the official website of Mumbai university – results section

Or Check this link: http://results.mu.ac.in/choose_noc.php?exam_id=3778&exam_year=2015&exam_month=OCT

BAF.co.in congratulates all those who have passed the exams successfully.

If you have any queries related to the results, please comment here and we will get back to you shortly.

Grade O = 70% and above

Grade A= 60% – 69.99%

Grade B= 55%- 59.99%

Grade C= 50%- 54.99%

Grade D= 45%- 49.99%

Grade E= 40%- 44.99%

“Unsuccessful” It means KT not fail.

All the best for your future

#BAF

only grades have been declared by the university, Marks will be handed over to College. hence Physical list will be put up in Respective college disclosing Internal and external marks.

We are expecting the marks to be out by Monday or maximum Tuesday.

Congratulations to All cleared. (Finally half graduate);)

Cheers!!

The results have bought a wave of Surprise, Just like How the question Papers were,

Students are confused for they had high Hopes from the result.

In order to Clarify their Marks, they Need to submit their Application for Re Evaluation.

Process:-

From the Date of Receivable of Marks, Apply for RE-EVALUATION in the form which is available in THE COLLEGE, within 7 days from when you receive marks.

Always apply for RE-EVALUATION with Photocopy, Where you will also receive a photocopy of your Answer sheet.

Also We request you to fill the below form for:-

1. Reason you want Re evaluation
2. Join the largest Group Of tybaf Students to get latest updates.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1A1EXHIVKRLZRTnqTubeAPPHHSHmag5p5g1QapqjMY2o

Well FA in 4^th Sem, is simple to understand and solve, depends on the way how you learn.

Here are some shortcuts which will obviously Make your life Easy.

Lets understand a bit of Balance sheet, Before we talk about its format.

Eg: Lets understand balance sheet on the basis of Indian Eg.

We will call balance sheet as “HISAB” which normally my mom demands from me every evening.

Now she will ask me for Hisab, only when she knew that I had money + she had given me money.

So my money is obviously “Mera Paisa” and the money she gave me is “Udhar from Mom”

(Similarly a company Calls its own money as SHAREHOLDERS FUND)

(& Company calls” UDHAR FROM MOM” as NON CURRENT LIABILITIES)

Story Continues. .

Now of the total money I had today that Is Rs. 400(100 Mine & 300 Udhar), I Bought myself,

1. Skull candy(1^st Copy;)) for Rs. 130.
2. I Gave my friend (Dolly) Money for she will return me in next 2 years 50/-
3. Remaining Rs. 220/- is still with me.

Now for the  Skull candy Head sets I Bought Balance sheet calls it Non current assets (just for understanding).

The Udhar I Gave to Dolly is called Long term loans and advances       

And the Cash that is Balance with me called Cash and cash equivalent

Basically balance sheet is just like HISAB!!, only Name is different, Meaning to wahi hai.

• The format of Balance Sheet in FINAL

1. Equity and liabilities
2. Shareholders funds
3. Share capital
4. Reserves and surplus
5. Non current liabilities
6. Long term borrowings

1. Current liabilities {STOP}
2. Short term borrowings
3. Trade payables
4. Other current liabilities
5. Short term provisions

1. Assets
2. Non current assets {FILO}
3. Fixed assets
4. Non current Investments
5. Long term loans and advances
6. Other non current assets

1. Current assets {ITC SO}
2. Inventories
3. Trade receivables
4. Cash and cash equivalent
5. Short term loans and advances
6. Other current assets

Remember the Letters in BOLD, You’ll never make mistake in the Format then.

Hope this Helps to Kill Company Final A/c Format.

–Prepared by Iyer Commerce Classes to assist SYBAF students

Well, Finally the EXAM TIMETABLE  is Out.

But As per the Pattern Put up by the University, its a little complicated to Understand the same.

But the Simple version is here!!

University has made it tough this time. .

Subject Like FM, Eco Has no holiday’s.

All the Best!

The BMS and BAF department of R.D National College present their annual inter college extravaganza. A festival, a gathering and a union of  likeminded minds from colleges all over Mumbai to come and compete in high spirits to win the final shield proclaiming champion.

        METER DOWN, two words heard by ‘Mumbaikars’ every day directly reflecting the start of a new journey or an escapade in our daily lives, completely bring out the meaning of our college fest..

MeterDown 2016 conducted a PR activity on Sunday,7^th February at Carter Road CCD.  A magical journey of MeterDown has begun. Down goes the Meter starting a joyful ride. Dancers glint the Café Coffee Day performing a Flashmob, starting a hustling countdown for the festival. Come join us in our journey on 16^th and 17^th of February 2016 and mark the beginning of a new exhilarating year.

This is in regards to the Fm lecture (6th Sem TYBAY) about to happen soon in Mumbai.

Before Disclosing Details about the lecture (Details will be updated on monday)

We request all the TYbaf Students to fill the form below.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1u6slB5yajc6roWJKnN7LiJDU_fFTPiOpwIOe_oWjMDE/viewform?c=0&w=1&usp=mail_form_link

For those girls who find themselves blessed with beauty and mind too, here is a platform to prove the same. Come and participate in “Campus Princess” and get the chance to be the finalist of Miss India 2016.

Campus Princess is a Times of India initiative which engages with student community to scout talent for the Miss India Pageant and provide them with a launch pad to the entertainment and the glamour circuit.

Eligibility Criteria:-

Age: 18 – 27 Years.

Height: 5.5 Ft. and above.

Nationality: Indian passport Holder.

Dress Code: Black Cocktail Dress & Stilettos

Where is this ? – METER DOWN 2016. (R D Nation College, Bandra.)

When is this? – 16th 7 17th Feb’16. 

Fore More details Contact: Vijay Manjani – 09619515844

And the most Important Question:-

Who is going to Judge the event?????

Its Non other then Mr. India 2015 – ROHIT KHANDELWAL!!

The festival Begin’s 16th Feb’16. METER DOW

As promised earlier,  here we are with

” Know your Co-ordinator”

Get to know about your Co ordinator, His/ Her unknown facts & Secrets.

So here is Prof. MUKESH KANOJIA

Prof. Mukesh Kanojia is the Coordinator For BAF at R.D.& S.H. NATIONAL COLLEGE & S.W.A SCIENCE COLLEGE Bandra (West).

He has a teaching track from more than 10 years, starting from,

Patuck College of Commerce and Management in 07-08 to Smt Kamla Mehta College of Commerce and Management. And finally R.D.& S.H. NATIONAL COLLEGE & S.W.A SCIENCE COLLEGE Bandra (West).

Not just teaching, you will be surprised to Know that Prof. Mukesh was the Senior Accountant at Blue Dart Express Ltd. (Top Most Courier Company in India Certified with ISO 9000) For almost 10 years.

His Success story is visible with such recognitions:-

Best Teacher Award in Pal Rajendra College at Kandivali (west)

Awarded as Best Employee in Blue dart express Ltd – India’s largest courier & logistic company in India, certified by ISO-9000 certification ( among 3000 employees all over India)

Best Employee in Keeping TIME COMMITMENT – Federal Express ( Fedex the largest courier company in USA)

District Level intercollegiate competition stood 2nd Place in Maharashtra ( Prepared module of Population Explosion)

Also as of today, One of the Most active Lecturer and Students favourite.

Here are some Hidden Facts About him !!

1.    He is a traveler, and is always keen on following the trend, Not just education but  his wardrobe, Hairdo and other accessories as well. His favorite Vacation Destination is Kashmir. And on the weekends you’ll find him in Bandra (west.)     

2.  Prof. Mukesh is a Mumma’s Boy. Although being married with 2 kids, His Tiffin is made by him MOM. Also till day he has never left home prior touching feet of his Mom. His mom is a House wife.

3.  His Father is running small Laundry business – (Sole Trader), if talk about Exclusive Quality customer remain only one name “Chunilal Mulchand Kanojia”, His father, proud to say the big super star Mr.Amitabh Bacchan was once his customer.

4.  Wife is running own coaching institute for School Students. 

5.  Elder Daughter Bhuneshwari is studying in FYJC -Commerce – R D National College.

6.   Young daughter Geetika is studying in St. Charles High School.

7.   Prof. Mukesh Stay’s in Joint Family ( 20 members)!!, which Makes all the festival full of Fun and Joy for him.

Best Moment for Prof. Mukesh Kanojia

The best moment is vacation at Kashmir with Family.

Message By Prof. to All his Students.

“I Love my Student from the bottom of my heart.  Today whatever i am only because of my dearest strength & energy my students.  According to me every student is endowed with special  & unique talent by Almighty,  I am just doing duty to explore their hidden talent.”

(Hindustan Times, Article by Musab K & Shreya B)

( Afternoon Dc, Article by Miss Priyanka B)

This year TYBAF has been taken for GRANTED by Mumbai University.

• Papers were not as per the Pattern.
• Papers were out of Syllabus
• Maximum no. of students Opted for Re-evaluation.
• Printing error in the Marks sheet.

On 15th Feb, Colleges received, Revised mark’s sheet For TYBAF Sem 5th 2015-16.

As per the Revised Marks sheet,

Marks of TAXATION, AUDITING & MANAGEMENT(theory) has been interchanged. 

Where as The TOTAL REMAINS THE SAME. 

Re evaluation Forms, & KT Forms have already been submitted to colleges. No clarification has been provided by the university for weather there will be Refund Or Set off with other subject will be provided.

This has a Direct impact on 6641 Students who appeared for TYBAF examination. 

Looking at the trend of Results of TYBAF & TYBMS, Prof. Monika Chandiwala (Vice Principle For BAF & BMS) Balbharati College Of Commerce, Kandivali (W), has come up with the concept of “THE FM LECTURE”

What is it?

A lecture organised to Explain the concepts from the Scratch, Boundaries of the syllabus, & Do’s & Dont’s  related to all the chapters of Financial Management 6th Sem,  TYBAF  2016.

Basically coverage of the entire Subject Conceptually in one day, with students of TYBAF all over Mumbai.  

Who all will be there?

Members of Board of Studies are Expected at the Venue, Giving clear Idea of expectation from the Subject. 

Followed by someone who needs no Introduction, Mr. Deepak Sheth. (Director Sheth Publication)

Who will be Taking the lecture?

Prof. L. N. Chopde  (Formerly, V.E.S. college of Arts, Science and Commerce. Vile Parle.)

Prof. Abhishek Sood  (BAF Co ordinator at St. Andrew’s College)

Prof. Khoj Agarwal (Visiting faculty at Lords college) 

When is this happening?

Its on 26th Feb’ 2016.

Where is it?

Balbharati College Of Commerce

Kandivali Station (It is walk-able from the station on the West side)

What are the Timings? 

Its Compulsory to Report by 7.30 A.m. and it will wind-up by 4 Pm.

Do we have to Carry Breakfast & Lunch?

No. Breakfast with Lunch will be provided at the College Campus.

 What else will be provided?

• Notepad & Stationery.
• Printed handouts (Notes) 
• Certificate of Participation. 

What do we need to Carry?

Please carry any text book or material, already purchased for the subject. 

Whats the registration Fee? & How do we register?

Registration Fee is Rs. 100/- Per student.(Inclusive of Breakfast, Lunch, Handouts, Stationary & Certificate)

Please register Yourself through the Online Enrolment form given Below.(Please carry the above amount on the day of Lecture)

Right to attend the lecture is reserved by registration through Online Enrolment form Below Or by filling the physical form on the day of Lecture. 

CLICK HERE FOR THE FORM

The Name “Sheth Publication ” is not unknown to any student Studying in Maharashtra, Goa & Gujrat.

Mr. Deepak Sheth,  Director at Sheth Publishers, had come up with DIGITAL EDITION of the text books, where all the theory questions and answers are provided for Practical subjects as well.

We will also find Mr. Sheth speak about the digital edition and his future plans for BAF at the FM lecture at Balbharati College on 26th Feb’2016.

R.D. National College’s – MeterDown, in its 3rd year, saw a horde of more celebrities, on the first day itself, The India’s Rawstars’ Rituraj Mohanty, Mohit Gaur judged ‘Vocal Showbiz’ (Solo Singing) event. Followed by Ganesh Acharya who got the crowd absolutely crazy at ‘Do The Hustle’ (Group Dance) event. Jeet Singh, the famous choreographer and Preetika Rao joined him as judges. And for the end of a great day; Femina Miss India’s ‘Campus Princess – Ms. Diva’ was judged by Mr. India Rohit Khandelwal and Jasleen Kaur, Shamin Manan, honoured the winner with the crown. The amazing host Vishaal Rasquina absolutely rocked the show with his stunning voice.

The participants of Solo Singing, requested Mohit aka Cupcake to sing, on stage. And the winners joined him along!

In the Band Event, one of the participating band, sung a cover of song and the judges loved it.

For rink footfall, sports event, Mr Mark Dharai, famous sports personality judged and the students welcomed him with joy.

During the Solo Dance aka Footloose event, one of the Judges Ronik felicitated a participant who was disabled yet, he danced and got tears to everyone’s eyes.

Apart from the highlights from cultural events, the academics and sports events, saw maximum participation! Wherein, the slots of on spot participation had to be shut!

On its second day, MeterDown witnessed greater highs. With the cast of movie Zubaan – Sarah-Jane Dias, Vicky Kaushal were admits the crowd during the Band Event. The Actor Hunt was judged by Pragati Mehra, Alok Narula and Inaamulhaq. The closing day of the festival, came to end with Panache (Fashion Show) which was judged by The Mr. X girl Amyra Dastur and the brains behind Libas, Reshma Gangji.

Apart from this, the awesome hosts, Saif dressed Mastaani and Omkar to support him took the show to a whole new level in the Group Dance.

The theme was Limitless this year, and in Fashion Show Jai Hind college won everyone’s hearts, with the perfect depiction of Cartoons!

Our Principal Dinesh Panjwani, Vice Principal Laxmi Iyer and Balachandran and all the teachers, Nikisha Kukreja, Mukesh Kanojia, Saira Tumbi, Kayzad Dadachandji, Rachna Mehta and Vinod Adagle were a great support and the key to the success of Meter Down 2016.

With the food stalls, accessories stalls, footfall of over 2000 students from 71 colleges and they almost broke Mithibai’s record at Mumbai University, they have got 73+ colleges. Meterdown hope’s to break it next years.

For the First time ever, Students from 43 Colleges Registered for a Workshop Organised on FM Subject by Prof. Aashish Vakilna (Principal In-charge – Degree College) Bal Bharati’s M J Pancholia College of Commerce with Prof. Monika Chandiwala (Vice Principal For BAF & BMS) Bal Bharati’s M J Pancholia College of Commerce, Kandivali (W)

Students all the way From Bhiwandi to Thakurli, Virar to Town, did not miss any part of it. Former BOS member bought out clarification related to Expectation from the Subject, Followed By the renowned Prof. Pillai, who Shared his experience on how a new subject should be looked at, on the point of view of examination.

Prof. Chopde, Prof. Sood & Khoj, went ahead with the sessions, Making the students believe that the subject is absolutely conceptual and not difficult at all if Concepts are clear.

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TYBAF

INDIAN ECONOMY

There are 27 chapters of economics which is divided in 4 modules. They

• Introduction, agricultural sector
• Industrial sector
• Service sector, external sector
• Money and banking

In module 1, there are 11 chapters from 1 to 11, in module 2 there are 4

chapters from 12 to 15, in module 3 there are 7 chapters from 16 to 21 and finally

in module 4 there are 5 chapters from 23 to 27.

So, as per previous 5 years question paper, we have extracted and removed

important chapters to make it easy to study. The chapters are:

1. Population problem

3. Unemployment in India

4. Urbanization

5. Agricultural finance

6. Agricultural marketing

7. Public sector and disinvestment policy

8. Small scale sector

9. Service sector

10. Foreign capital: foreign direct investment and multinational corporation

11. Money market and features

12. Securities and exchange board of India (SEBI)

These are the chapters which are very important to study for 6 sem

tybaf economics exams.

For scoring much better marks in exams there are more few chapters to study,

1. Technological changes in agriculture

2. Growth and pattern of industrialization

3. Health and tourism industry

4. Structure and direction of India’s foreign trade

5. RBI’s monetary policy

These are 17 chapters from total of 27 chapters which are extracted from

previous 5 years exam question papers.

Below are the important questions from above mentioned important chapters and

there few extra questions included as well which are not there in those important

Module:1

1. Demographic features of India’s population. chp:1

2. Extent and causes of poverty in India. Chp 2

3. Poverty alleviation programs. Chp 2

4. Policy measures to reduce income inequality. Chp 3

5. Nature of unemployment in India. Chp 4

6. Extent of unemployment in India. Chp 4

7. Cause of unemployment in India. Chp 4

8. Causes of urbanization. Chp 5

9. Effects of urbanization. Chp 5

10. Need for agricultural price policy. Chp 8

11. Source of agricultural finance. Chp 9

12. National bank for agricultural and rural development (NABARD). Chp 9

13. Problems of agricultural marketing. Chp 10

14. Government measures to expand market. Chp 10

Module:2

15. Industrial growth during post reforms period. Chp 12

16. Industrial policy 1991. Chp 13

17. Evaluation of industrial policy 1991. Chp 13

18. Role of public sector Chp 14

19. Problems of public sector enterprises.

20. Short note on Disinvestment policy.

21. Government policies on disinvestment.

22. Role and performance of small scale industries. Chp 15

23. Problems of small scale industries.

24. Government policies and measures of small scale industries

Module:3

25. Nature and scope of service industry. Chp16

26. Recent trends in banking industry in India.

27. Recent trends in insurance sector. Chp 17

28. Short note on health care industry. Chp 18

29. Changes in composition of India’s foreign trade. Chp19

30. India’s BOP position since 1991.

31. Advantages and disadvantages of foreign capital. Chp21

32. Meaning and role of MNCs.

33. Structure and components of Indian money market. Chp 23

34. Features of money market instruments.

35. Functions of RBI. Chp 24

36. Objectives of monetary policies.

37. Short note on SEBI. Chp 27

38. Role of SEBI.

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FINAL ACCOUNTS FOR CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY 

1. Co-operative Housing Society
2. Consumer Co-operative Society

• Co-operative Housing Society Given In The Problem

1. Trial Balance
2. Adjustment

• Required to Prepare

1. Income and Expenditure Account
2. Balance Sheet
3. Memorandum Appropriation account

• Consumer Co-operative Society

1. Trading account
2. Profit and loss account
3. Balance sheet
4. Memorandum appropriation Account

• Important Tips:

1. In the Trial Balance you have to see whether items are going in Income and Expenditure or Balance Sheet.
2. As per this it should be started putting in the format.

• Important Adjustments:

The above content would not have been possible without the efforts of Ms Supriya Lokegaonkar From lords Universal college. 

We recognise the efforts of Dhruti Karnik From Lords Universal College. 

Foreign branch is a simple chapter but, students make minor mistakes with calculation errors.

Here is a summary on it.

We recognise efforts of Rohan Sawant From Lords Universal college for helping us with the above topic.

With 400 Students, Lecture and doubt-solving is  Done on Whatsapp for Tybaf Students in Mumbai.

Here is How the Students Felt about this concept.

Baf.co.in: “We have the TYBAF week coming up!”

Kids: ” Yeh kya Hai?”

Baf.co.in: “In this week, we have many activities for TYBAF students Mumbai.”

Kids: “Activities Matlab??”

Baf.co.in: “Starting with on 18th(tomorrow) We have Doubt solving session With Prof. KUNAL C. Where he will be live in the Group from 8.30 Pm and will be taking up doubts Related to Chapters In Direct tax.

Kids: “How?”

Baf.co.in: If you have any conceptual Doubt, do directly ask him on the Group, If you have any Doubt related to any sum, Take a pic of the Sum and Post it in the group.

Kids: “Nice!!”

Baf.co.in: ” And Authors of the Books have agreed to share, Important guidance for the Exam point of view. So we will be posting “Secret to Exams”, which will start from Saturday onwards.

Kids: “Yahi to chahiye tha  IMP”

Baf.co.in: ” Well that’s Not it we have, Prof. Abhishek Sood With Bond Valuation on 25th March. ”

Kids: “Where?”

Baf.co.in: ” On whars app, where else. So do not miss the TYBAF week, We are Ready, hope to see you there.