M.COM SEMESTER IV PROPOSED PROJECT WORK TITLES COMMERCE FACULTY GUJARAT UNIVERSITY AHMEDABAD



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M.COM SEMESTER IV PROPOSED PROJECT WORK TITLES COMMERCE FACULTY GUJARAT UNIVERSITY AHMEDABAD

PROJECT WORK TITLES ACCOUNTANCY AND FINANCE 1. Role of concepts, conventions and postulates for evaluation of accounting. 2. Role of accounting standards. 3. Relevance of introduction of International Financial Reporting standards. 4. A comparative study on segmental reporting in Indian corporate. 5. Mandatory disclosure practices of Indian companies. 6. Indian companies and voluntary disclosure. 7. Income tax act and personal tax planning. 8. Corporate tax planning and management. 9. Short term liquidity analysis of selected Indian companies. 10. Profitability analysis of selected nationalized banks of India. 11. Profitability analysis of selected Private Banks of India. 12. Profitability analysis of selected Foreign Banks of India. 13. A comparative study of profitability between nationalized and private banks. 14. Profitability evaluation of selected Indian companies. 15. A study on solvency status of selected Indian companies. 16. Corporate governance and Indian companies. 17. Accounting and I C A I 18. Investors protection and SEBI 19. Working capital and textile industry. 20. Working capital and chemical industry. 21. Working capital and pharmaceutical industry. 22. Working capital and FMCG industry. 23. An evaluative study on merger and acquisition in India. 24. Accounting tools for performance evaluation and their relevance. 25. A study on emerging issues in Accounting. 26. A comparative study on existing structure of financial statements and structure proposed by MCAs. 27. Emergence and necessity of Forensic Accounting. 28. Financial performance evaluation of small scale industry in Gujarat. 29. Analysis of Dividend policy of selected Indian companies

30. Analysis of capital structure of selected Indian companies 31. Analysis of ROI (Return on Investment) of selected Indian companies 32. Economic Value Added as Technique of performance evaluation 33. Corporate governance & global practices 34. Indian accounting standards and IFRS 35. Study of Corporate social responsibility practices in India 36. Study of inflation accounting practices in India 37. Study of human resource accounting practices in India 38. Revised schedule IV of companies act Management 39. Study of marketing mix of companies like HUL, P&G, Godrej, Reliance and others. 40. Direct marketing prospects and issues. 41. Customer Relations Management in service organization like banks, insurance companies etc. 42. Analyzing the financial and marketing performance of banks 43. Comparing business performance of Banks 44. Comparing business performance of Insurance Companies. 45. Comparing business performance of Mutual Funds 46. Studying consumer behaviour in case of new products, shopping mall etc. 47. Strategies of FMCG companies in Rural Markets. 48. SWOT analysis of product / service companies 49. Rural marketing: prospects and challenges. 50. Analyzing the current economic environment domestic and international. 51. International marketing: prospects and challenges 52. Relationship marketing by Indian and foreign companies 53. Study of gold ETFs. 54. Implications of DTC on investors and companies 55. FDI in India 56. FII in India 57. Saving and investment patterns in India 58. Study of home loan market

INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT 59. Optimum portfolio construction 60. Technical analysis of selected companies 61. Industry analysis for a particular industry 62. Testing validity of CAPM for Indian financial Markets 63. Testing different forms of EMH 64. Current trends in Indian money market 65. Performance evaluation of mutual funds. 66. Performance evaluation of LIC 67. Future of commodity markets in India 68. Forecasting share prices using sharp s model MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM 69. Studying internal control system of an organization 70. Transfer pricing issues in non-profit organization 71. Management control system of an MNC 72. Management control system of a service organization 73. Identifying key success factors for a service firm STATISTICS 74. Practical applications of probability distributions 75. Econometric problems in a given data set 76. Multivariate techniques in finance 77. Searching for an appropriate statistical model for a given data set 78. Applications of inferential techniques 79. Applications of OR models 80. Sales forecasting using statistical models

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND BANKING 81. Study of interest rates in various aspects 82. Study of bond market in India and abroad 83. Study of money market in India and abroad 84. Study of banking services by various types of banks 85. Study of performance of a bank 86. Credit risk management by banks 87. Foreign currency risk management by bank 88. Management of capital by banks 89. Asset-liability management by bank 90. Study of export of specific items 91. Study of impact of specific exports on domestic economy 92. Case study of lead bank scheme 93. Study of microfinance by banks 94. Study of public sector lending by banks 95. Study of emerging banking regulations 96. Study of foreign exchange controls 97. Study of one international financial institution 98. Management of any one risk by banks 99. Impact of know your customer norms All these titles are proposed by the University. Any other title can be selected by the student with consent of the respective Guide. The subject should invariably be mentioned along with the title. The subjects should be from with in the entire syllabus.

The following structure of project work should be followed to maintain the uniformity in preparation and presentation Chapter No. 1 - Introduction: In this chapter Selection and relevance problem, historical background of the problem, definition/s of related aspects, characteristics, different concepts pertaining to the problem etc can be covered by the candidate. Chapter No. 2 - Research Methodology This chapter will include Objectives, Hypothesis, Scope of the study, Selection of the problem, Sample size, Data collection, Tabulation of data, Techniques and tools to be used, limitations of the study, significance of the study etc. Chapter No. 3 - Literature Review This chapter will provide information about studies done on the respective issue. This would assists students to undertake further study on same issue. Chapter No. 4 - Data Presentation and Data Analysis This chapter is the core part of the study. The analysis pertaining to collected data will be done by the students. The application of selected tools or techniques will be used to arrive at findings. In this table of information, presentation of graph etc can be should be provided by the students. Chapter No. 5 - Conclusion In this unit of project work findings of work will be covered by the candidate and suggestion will be mentioned by the candidate to validate the objectives and hypotheses. If required more chapters of data analysis can be added. Bibliography Appendix

Format 1 st page (Main Page) Title of the problem Submitted to Gujarat University for the degree of Master in Commerce Faculty: Commerce Subject: By Name of Student Name of College College Seat No. Year. Exam Seat No. Year. Under the guidance of Name of guide Name of college ============================================================= 2 nd page Front page to be repeated on 1 st page (i.e. inside after main page) =============================================================

On New Page Name and address of the College CERTIFICATE This is to certify that Ms/Mr has worked and completed her/his Project Work for the degree of MASTER IN COMMERCE in the faculty of COMMERCE in the subject of ACCOUNTANCY on Title of project work to be written ------------------------------- under my supervision. It is her / his own work and facts reported by her/his personal findings and investigations. Name & Signature of Guide Date of submission: Name & Signature of Professor in Charge/ Director/Principal of the Institute Stamp of the Institute with date

On New Page Declaration by student I the undersigned Miss / Mr here by, declare that this project work entitled ----------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ is a result of my own research work and has not been previously submitted to any other University for any other examination. I here by further declare that all information of this document has been obtained and presented in accordance with academic rules and ethical conduct. College Seat No. Year. Exam Seat No. Year. Date Place: Name & Signature Research Scholar

On New Page Acknowledgement

On New Page Index Chapter No. 1 - Title of Chapter Page No. (sub point 1.1, 1.1.1,. And so on) Chapter No. 2 - Title of Chapter Chapter No. 3 - Title of Chapter Chapter No. 4 - Title of Chapter Chapter No. 5 - Title of Chapter List of table if any with page no List of Graph if any with page no List of Appendix Abbreviations:

Instruction for preparation of project work 1. University school/post graduate centre should allot P G Teacher for guidance to the students based on her / his specialization 2. This project work is to be certified by School Director/P G Teacher / In-charge of PG centre. 3. It is essential to mention the subject on the project report i.e. the name of the course from which subject is selected. Subject can be selected from any core paper or from any elective paper as per desire of the student. 4. Font type: Times New Roman 5. Font size: 12-For content, 14-for Title 6. Line Space : 1.5-for content and 1-for in table work 7. Paper Size: A4 8. Margin : in Left-1.5, Up-Down-Right-1 9. Date of submission of project will be the last day of term of the university departments. 10. There must not be similar title. Every student should be given separate title. Thus school director and principal of the respective P G centre are advised to examine the title before submission to the university. 11. Submission Place: All projects to be submitted by the concern authority i.e. Director of the school/ Principal of the college to the Coordinator of M.com central examination. 11. A. The project report should be 100 to 150 pages.

12. The director of school/the principal of P G centers are requested to send the list of guide every year to the University who has guided the students in the respective year. A copy of this list to be given to the coordinator of M.Com central examination. SL NO Name of the guide 1 2 3 4 5 Subject Title of the project/s guided. 13. The format of list is enclosed as follows, to be attached with project reports. SL.NO. Name of the Exam Seat Subject title of the student No. project 1 2 3 4 5