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See the degree grade →A professional undergraduate programme that combines accounting, taxation and finance with practical tools and industry-aligned skills. Suited to students aiming for careers in corporate accounting, financial services or professional qualifications such as CA/CFA, and to those who want a mix of classroom theory and hands‑on practice.
The Bachelor of Accounting and Finance (BAF) at Dr. Shantilal K. Somaiya School of Commerce and Business Studies is a 3‑year degree with an optional 4th year honours or honours with research, designed to build conceptual foundations and job‑ready skills in accounting, taxation and finance. The curriculum was developed in consultation with industry and combines classroom learning with experiential elements, guest lectures and opportunities for an international semester exchange.
Core learning areas named in the programme include:
Practical and professional skills integrated into the programme include use of industry tools (Advanced Microsoft Excel, Tally), case studies, simulations, projects and value‑added certifications (for example NISM certifications). Students may also select minor courses across disciplines such as Banking, Finance, Taxation, Accounting, Financial Markets, Data Science & Analytics, Management, Marketing, Psychology and others to broaden their skill set.
The course page invites admission enquiries and acknowledges prospective students; specific numeric entry criteria are not listed on the provided text. The programme is full‑time and delivered at the Vidyavihar campus in Mumbai.
Graduates are prepared for roles across accounting and finance functions in banks, business consultancies, foreign trade centres, investment and wealth management firms and corporate finance departments. The programme also positions students to pursue professional qualifications and further study such as CA, CFA, CFP, CS, CPA, FRM, ICMA, M.Com or MAF.
The programme page references undergraduate admissions scholarships and financial aid options but does not provide detailed terms in the source text; prospective applicants are advised to contact the admissions office for information on available scholarships, eligibility and application procedures.
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