NAAC PPT DFS 2021 -22 Final ppttttt.pptx

NAAC PPT DFS 2021 -22 Final ppttttt.pptx

1. Department of Financial Studies SSCBS (University of Delhi) 2015-20

2. Journey… 2 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Initiation: First three years Undergraduate Finance program of India launched in 1999 as Bachelor of Financial and Investment Analysis (BFIA) under FASS&H DU 1 BBA(FIA): Nomenclature changed to Bachelor of Business Administration (Financial Investment Analysis) [BBA(FIA)] in 2012 2 Merged with BBS and emerged as Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) under FYUP in 2013 under FMS DU BMS: 3 4 Demerged and revert back to BBA(FIA) in 2014 under FASS&H DU Demerged: CBCS: Adopted CBCS and aligned the course curriculum accordingly in 2016 5 6 Department: Scaled up as a separate department in 2019 (28.08.2019 DU notification) Seats Increased: No of seats increased from 62 (2016-17) to 113 as on date excluding supernumerary 7

3. Department of Financial Studies … Fact Sheet (as on date) 3 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Program 3 Years LOCF Student-centric Industry Oriented Dynamic Teaching Strength (Sanctioned): 12 Professionally Qualified Student Strength: 113 With Supernumerary: 131 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 Years, 6 Semesters Learning Outcome-based Curriculum Framework (LOCF) Teaching-learning experiences: Student-centric Prepare the students for both, academia and employability Students are prepared for ever changing field of finance Covers 360ᵒ of Finance like BFSI, FRM, SCF etc.

4. Curricular Planning and Implementation The Institution ensures effective curriculum delivery through a well planned & documented process 4 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation uploaded on the college website

5. Curricular Planning and Implementation 5 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Regular interaction Alumni Corporate Leaders Experts Review and Analysis of Academic Progress Regular departmental meetings and Faculty Meetings Student Council meetings

6. Value Chain…. 6 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Process Admission through DUET Follow standard DU guideline wrt category admission Placements Higher Education Startups Self employments Professional Practices Family Business

7. Attributes… 7 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

8. And tables to compare data Academics…..148 credits 8 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Paper / Course Number Credit Score per paper Total Score Core (Accounts, Economics, Statistics and Finance) 14 06 84 AEC 02 04 08 GE 04 06 24 SEC 02 04 08 DSE (All Finance) 04 06 24 Grand Total 148

9. Credits 9 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

10. Credits 10 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

11. Credits 11 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

12. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation And tables to compare data At Campus

13. Profile of Candidates 13 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Immense Diversity: The department has students from various parts of the country as well as foreign nationals. Reservation Policy: The college follows the directives on reservation policy as per the Delhi University guidelines. Female Students Diversity Foreign Students The Students (Foreign) from different part of world take admission in the program. Presently students from Australia, USA and Afghanistan are studying in current batch The number of female students admitted in the program has been around 1/3rd of total intake . Apart from Commerce, students from Science background take admission. There is a Pan India representation in the class i.e. from Ladakh to Kerala (Average 40% of students’ are from out of Delhi) 1 2 3 Immense Academic & Geographical Diversity in Batch promotes peer-to-peer learning

14. It will be no exaggeration to state that the course BBA(FIA), with its highly intensive curriculum, is arguably at par with the top MBA course structures across the country. What makes it even better is how it constantly evolves, making it relevant to the current industry scenario. BFIA course is highly comprehensive in nature covering finance in depth while also providing exposure to other functions like data analytics and project management. It is up to date as per the financial ecosystem and brilliant faculty is a cherry on the cake for all of us! “Choosing BBA FIA was one of the best decision I could have made. The course is impeccably structured with a lot of attention to all areas of finance as well as well as other functions of management. It has the right balance of theoretical knowledge and practical examples which makes the learning experience a lot more fruitful.” Aastha Chakrawarty 5 th Semester Batch 2019-22 “I believe the best thing about BBA FIA is how well balanced it is. The faculty deserves credit for developing a course that leads to inculcation of knowledge at such a high level, covering not just finance but also general management along with skills that are essential to succeed in today’s economy.” Sarthak Gautam 5 th Semester Batch 2019-22 “The BBAFIA course is a great dynamic subject touching on the basics of core topics we’ll encounter later on in the corporate world. It’s also helpful since there’s a great emphasis not just on theoretical concepts but overall holistic development.” Riya Moiloth Kandi 5 th Semester Batch 2019-22 Shivangee Chakraborty 5 th Semester Batch 2019-22 Manan Singhal 5 th Semester Batch 2019-22 TESTIMONIALS FROM THE CURRENT STUDENTS

15. “The faculty at BBA(FIA) is highly experienced and knowledgeable. The concepts that are taught us in class are backed with real life case studies and events helping us grasp concepts in an efficient manner.” “A remarkable batch of teachers. They have a thorough knowledge of every topic. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes the students ready to face the challenges.” Alisha Ahmed 5th Semester Batch 2019-22 Gurleen Kaur Matharu 5 th Semester Batch 2019-22 “A foreign student who was new with the campus and teaching method, language barrier and social communication, beside all odds with the help of our expert and experienced teachers that also was our mentors and guides really helps, to improve and build ourselves, very lucky and grateful to have such a great teachers and mentors.” Sharafuddin Shahbazy (19381) 5 th Semester Batch 2019-22 “BBA (FIA) is a comprehensive course, that dives deep into practical application of theoretical knowledge. The course has immense scope for learning for almost any finance or business related field, with the vast no of subject options one gets. The professors are extremely considerate, and they pay extra attention to ensure one understands the subject well, by introducing a variety of real life examples, case studies, discussions and assignments. I feel that the course developed me holistically, adding a lot to my personality enhancement by offering the right kind of practical exposure as well as scholastic values.” Sheetal Wadhwa 5 th Semester Batch 2019-22 TESTIMONIALS FROM THE CURRENT STUDENTS

16. Methodologies… 16 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Class lecture; case study; Learning by doing Project work; Industry Interactions Group Discussion; Critical Thinking Seminars, Conferences Field Visits; Summer Internship

17. Methodologies… 17 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation From Learning Pace point of View For Internal Marks (25%) – Class assignments / Tests / Quiz / Project Presentation / Viva voce End Term written Examination Practical Examination and Viva voce

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19. Guest speakers/Industry talks: Some glimpse SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Some glimpse: Talk on various topics of Management Accounting by Mr. Christian Davis, , Finance Business partner at University of Edinburg Live project in collaboration with Vahdam Teas Aviatrix-A simulation contest Talk on Business Valuation by Mr. Amardeep (Lex Bolsteer Global LLP) 19

20.   The students are encouraged to enroll in various value added courses. Keeping this in mind, College also offers value added courses like: NCCMP, Financial Modeling & Algorithmic Trading (FMAT), Applied FinTech, Data Analytics & Business Intelligence, Digital Marketing The students are encouraged to pursue online courses from various platforms on contemporary topics. Example topics: Essentials of Data Science with R Software, Entrepreneurship, Film Appreciation, Feminist Writing, Scalable Data Science. NPTEL, Coursera, edX etc. Value added courses/online courses SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation 20

21. Cocurricular activities: Student societies & chapters SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Number of societies & Chapters: 40+ These societies on one hand caters to the extra curricular needs of the students, while on the other hand, they also impart to the students team spirit and other important life skills. Through student societies, they are engaged in various social cause and extension activities also. Outcomes from student societies: Learns more about themselves Develop soft skills & leadership skills Learn how to work with a team Gets networking opportunities Gain practical experience in a safe environment Give back to the community Expand their resume 21

22. Learning Pace…Identification 22 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

23. Slow and Advanced Learners SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Slow learners and Advanced learners can be identified through regular class interaction and continuous assessment process Slow learners Tutorials are conducted to enhance their skill and competence. During tutorials, extra attention is given to slow learners Peer learning is given importance to enable each student. Bridge and remedial classes are conducted Various skill related sessions are conducted according to their requirement (For example an Excel workshop) Advanced learners Are encouraged to engage beyond the curriculum and expand their academic and non-academic horizons. Are motivated to participate in research-driven activities. Additional topics are assigned Are encouraged to attend sessions and workshops are held as per their requirement. For example an Advanced Excel workshop 23

24. Advanced Learners 24 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Learning Needs of Advanced Learners Organising debates and discussions on contemporary areas/issues Guidance and encouragement to undertake research Guidance and college support for undertaking online courses- Coursera Opportunity to work on live projects Collaborative research publication Challenging Assignments Special workshop and training sessions Student involvement in innovation projects Participation in academic and co-curricular activities and competitions

25. Catering to Learning Needs of Advanced Learners 25 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Special workshops and training sessions conducted by the College

26. Catering to Learning Needs of Advanced Learners 26 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Guidance and college support for undertaking online courses- Coursera Opportunity to work on live projects

27. Slow Learners 27 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Learning Needs of Slow Learners Peer Learning - group assignments and projects Tutorials- One-to-one discussion and doubt clearing session Remedial classes Special lectures for soft skill development Additional reading material, assignments, recording of lectures Mentoring

28. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Year Passed Appeared Pass percentage 2016-17 61 68 9 0% 2017-18 57 61 93% 2018-19 58 63 92% 2019-20 90 95 95% And tables to compare data Academic Results of… BBA(FIA)

29. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation And tables to compare data Academic Results of… BBA(FIA)2019-20 Important Highlights of Result (2019-20) Min CGPA: 4.811 1 st quartile: 7.034 Median CGPA: 7.987 Mean CGPA: 7.855 3 rd quartile: 8.733 Max CGPA: 9.486 Standard dev: 1.052 Percentage of students with more than or equal to 9 CGPA: 14.4% (13 out of 90)

30. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation And tables to compare data Academic Results of… BBA(FIA)2019-20

31. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation And tables to compare data Academic Results of… BBA(FIA) 2017-20 Year CGPA<=6 CGPA>=9 I 11 14 II 6 10 III 2 27

32. Government Funded Research Projects INNOVATION Quantify the Impact of Corporate Operations on Environment (SSCBS-301) 2015-16 worth INR 3.5 lakh 1 3 ICSSR Major Project: “A Study on Consumerism, Market Competition in Digital Era.” (2017-19) With a grant of Rs 7 lakh ICSSR INR 7 Lakhs ICSSR Major Project: Project director “Increasing the impact of Government welfare policies for Social and Financial Inclusion through technological integration in India” (2020-22) With a grant of Rs 6.4 lakh ICSSR INR 6.4 Lakhs 2 Well-funded projects Industry Associations Culture of Research Excellence Future Outlook Potential Peer-Review Data Driven Projects Insights Proven Outcomes Cognizant Research Relevance Reliability Results Impact Assessment INR 7 Lakhs Key Performance Indicators ₹ ₹ INR 3.5 Lakhs ₹

33. Students Progression SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation CLIMBING THE LADDER OF SUCCESS Alumni More than 70% students get placed with industry whereas remaining students go either for higher education or for their startups. Alumni in positions of reckoning in the corporate world. Placements More than 100 companies have visited the campus in last 5 years. More than 100 companies have visited the campus in last 5 years. Average salary package is more than 7 lakhs pa whereas highest has crossed 18 lakhs pa Regular seminars and one-one mentorship sessions with industry experts Peer-to-Peer Learning Well-updated & industry-oriented curriculum taught through case studies Experiential Learning Mentorship FMAT, Data Analytics, Digital Marketing, FinTech Value-Added Courses

34. Placements….BBA(FIA) Placements….BBA(FIA) 2016-17 2016 -17 received 22 placements offer from companies like Bain, Duff & Phelps, KPMG, Mckinsey , RocSearch , Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP etc. with average Package of INR 5.4 lakhs pa. 2017-18 received 43 placements offers from Companies like United Airlines, D.E. Shaw Group, KPMG, The Boston Consulting Group, ICRA etc. with averaging of Rs 6.5 lakhs pa . 2018-19 received 34 placements offers from Companies Smart cube, Google India, CBRE, etc. with averaging Rs 7.6 lakhs pa. 2019 -20 received 63 placements offers from Companies Goldman Sachs, BCG, Genpact , KPMG, etc. with averaging Rs 6.93 lakhs pa. 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Placement Dedicated Placement Cell for all students. Placement Top Recruiters Consulting Finance Other Domains

35. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation 22 And tables to compare data Placements… Latest Trends

36. Alumni Speak “Being a part of the CBS fraternity is a life changing experience. My time at CBS not only taught me the virtues of finance and investment but also the values of management, decision making and creative thinking. The teachers, the administrative staff and students have been extremely supportive in providing holistic learning. In my current role as the CEO of Faad and an Angel Investor with startups, CBS has played a pivotal role in shaping my career and preparing me for it.” Aditya Arora Batch 2015-18 “Being a BBA(FIA) graduate from SSCBS is a premium tag for me and the corporate camaraderie has never shied away from acknowledging and respecting that tag. I got a job offer from D.E. Shaw & Co. through the college placement process and my experience on the job was a practical application of my learnings from BBA(FIA).” Ayush Mohanty Batch 2015- 18 Prakriti Khurana Batch 2018-21 “I am presently working with Goldman Sachs as an analyst, and learnings from CBS help me each day pragmatically. The three years I spent at SSCBS pursuing BBA(FIA) have undoubtedly been the most defining period of my life. The conducive environment, enthusiastic and dedicated faculty, extremely passionate peers and countless opportunities to test your limits makes one grow not only as a professional, but also into an inquisitive person.”

37. Recruiters SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

38. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Recruiters

39. Higher Education SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

40. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

41. Strengths Pioneer First undergraduate college of India for three years program in Finance (1999) Continuously updated Course curriculum Teaching learning blended with latest happenings in the field of Finance. Admission Admission through All India entrance test Students are from diverse backgrounds SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

42. Faculty – 38 (Combined Management and Financial Studies Dept) Ph D : 19 M Phil: 08 Professional qualifications: LLB / CA / CS / CFA Publications in last five years (2015-16 to 2019-20): Research Articles: 71 Conference Presentation & Publications: 35 Book – 04 Faculty as Research Guide: M Phil: 02 (guided and completed) Ph D: 01 (guided and completed) SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Strengths

43. Faculty with industry / corporate experience Faculty with teaching experience at Post Graduate, Ph.D. level and to International Institutions. Faculty nominated as members by UGC for developing design and structure of the Common Minimum Syllabus for Business Administration Program at Undergraduate level which is implemented all across the country from academic session 2015-16 SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Strengths

44. Industry Interface 6-8 weeks summer internship Live projects Regular Industrial visits Industry experts and eminent speakers addresses the students on regular basis. Strengths SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

45. Students Enrichment Dissertation Projects in final semester Case study, students presentation and class assignments integral to teaching Innovation Projects Workshops for Personality development and resume building Collaborative courses for professionals certificate programs. Strengths SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

46. Placements Very good placement record with companies of repute Entrepreneurial Culture Some successful startups are already on record Impact Holistic Development Corporate recognition Social recognition Strengths SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation

47. Weakness No Financial Lab for Research Challenges Constant endeavor to evolve courses to meet the requirements of the dynamic environment To create leaders for ever changing environment. To maintain ethics and value system among the students. To make students aware of the rich cultural heritage of India This is possible through the collective effort and holistic approach of teaching learning process. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Limitations & Challenges

48. National and International collaborations New courses to cater to the emerging demands of industry Establishment of Fintech Lab in the Incubation center SIIF Partnership with private equity, venture capitalists and other institutions for funding new ideas, and need based Financial Research etc. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation Opportunities

49. Future Plans SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation High-end learning, innovative and research oriented activities in the field of Finance with high moral values and ethos. Enhancing Analytical skills beyond curriculum Expansion of the department by increasing intake of students and faculty If funded, a Finance/Fintech Lab may be established Strengthening the department by introducing new courses in specialized field Starting collaborative courses with the industry/ foreign universities To develop the department as a center of excellence through:

50. SSR presentation for NAAC second cycle accreditation The Journey Continues….