Courses
Commerce, management, computing and finance programmes named in the college history.
The college’s course story began with commerce and broadened over several decades. Its 2012–13 site named the following families of study; the names here are historical programme references, not a live course catalogue.
Commerce and management
The site referred to B.Com and M.Com, Bachelor of Management Studies, and commerce specialisations in tax practice, accounting and finance, banking and insurance, and financial markets. An Institute of Management and Professional Studies had been introduced in 1982.
Computing and technology
The history recorded vocational Computer Applications, B.Sc. Computer Science, B.Sc. Information Technology and M.Sc. Information Technology. These additions explain the computer laboratories and subject rooms described in infrastructure.
Choose with the right year in view
Programme names can remain familiar while syllabi, seats, eligibility and fees change. The old admission and fee structure pages describe the former system. For a current choice, obtain the official course notice for the exact academic year and qualification.