admissions: january / july sessions
Total Programme fee for two semesters = Rs. 20,000/-
duraton 1 year or 3 years
The structure of PG Diploma Programme is:
• 9 courses (9 X 4 credits = 36 credits) – Two Compulsory courses and Seven elective courses from the chosen
specialization area;
• Two Semesters (OneYear);
3.2 Eligibility:
• Any graduate (Including Chartered Accountancy/Cost Accountancy/Company Secretaryship) with 50% marks for general
category/45% for reserved category as per government of India rules.
• No age bar
3.3 Duration:
• Minimum – One year (Two Semesters)
• Maximum – Three years (Six Semesters)
Students will be allowed to register/re-register five courses in the first semester and four courses in the second semester to enable
them to register/re-register all the required 9 courses for the award of PG Diploma in two semesters (i.e. one year). The student
has to register for the programme in the first semester and subsequently re-register for the other semester. The programme
fees have to be paid while registering for the programme.
Syllabus pdf : here
Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Management (PGDIFM) syllabus ignou
- 1st Sem. MMPC-004 Accounting for Managers
1st Sem. MMPC-014 Financial Management
1st Sem. MMPF-001 Working Capital Management
1st Sem. MMPF-002 Capital Investment and Financing
Decisions
1st Sem. MMPF-003 Management Control Systems
2nd Sem. MMPF-004 Security Analysis and Portfolio
Management
2nd Sem. MMPF-005 International Financial Management
2nd Sem. MMPF-006 Management of Financial Services
2nd Sem. MMPF-011 Management of Insurance Services
MMPC-014: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Block-I: Financial Management: An Overview
Unit-1: Financial Management: An Introduction
Unit-2: Time Value of Money
Unit-3: Risk & Return
Unit-4: Valuation of Securities
Block-II: Cost of Capital and Investment Decisions
Unit-5: Cost of Capital
Unit-6: Capital Budgeting
Unit-7: Working Capital
Block-III: Financing Decisions
Unit-8: Financial Markets
Unit-9: Sources of Finance
Unit-10: Capital Structure
Unit-11: Leverage Analysis
Block-IV: Dividend Decisions
Unit-12: Theories of Dividends
Unit-13: Dividend Policies
Block-V: Emerging Issues of Finance
Unit-14: Behavioural Finance
Unit-15: Financial Restructuring
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MMPF-001: WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
Block-I: Concepts and Determination
Unit-1: Conceptual Framework
Unit-2: Operating Environment of Working Capital
Unit-3: Determination of Working Capital
Block-II: Management of Current Assets
Unit-4: Management of Receivables
Unit-5: Management of Cash
Unit-6: Management of Marketable Securities
Unit-7: Management of Inventory
Block-III: Financing of Working Capital
Unit-8: Theories and Approaches
Unit-9: Payables Management
Unit-10: Bank Credit – Principles and Practices
Unit-11: Other Sources of Short Term Finance
Block-IV: Working Capital Management: Issues and Practices
Unit-12: Working Capital Management in SMEs
Unit-13: Working Capital Management in Large Companies
Unit-14: Working Capital Management in MNCs
Unit-15: Case Studies
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MMPF-002: CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND FINANCING DECISIONS
Block-I: Financial Decisions: An Overview
Unit-1: Nature of Long Term Financial Decisions
Unit-2: Cost of Capital
Unit-3: Capital Structure – Strategic Decisions
Block-II: Investment Decisions Under Certainty
Unit-4: Project Planning and Formulation
Unit-5: Investment Appraisal – Evaluation Criteria
Unit-6: Project Implementation and Control
Unit-7: Social Cost-benefit Analysis
Block-III: Investment Decisions Under Uncertainty
Unit-8: Investment Decisions – Risk & Uncertainty – I
Unit-9: Investment Decisions – Risk & Uncertainty – II
Block-IV: Long Term Financing Decisions
Unit-10: Financing through Domestic Capital Markets
Unit-11: Financing through Global Capital Markets
Unit-12: Other Modes of Financing
Block-V: Strategic Financial Decisions
Unit-13: Capital Restructuring
Unit-14: Financial Engineering
Unit-15: Investor Relations
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MMPF-003: MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS
Block-I: Management Control: Concepts and Contexts
Unit-1: Management Control Systems: An Introduction
Unit-2: Strategies and Management Control
Unit-3: Designing Management Control Systems
Block-II: Management Control Structure
Unit-4: Responsibility Centre
Unit-5: Cost Centres
Unit-6: Profit Centres
Unit-7: Investment Centres
Unit-8: Transfer Pricing
Block-III: Management Control Process
Unit-9: Budgeting and Reporting
Unit-10: Performance Measurement
Unit-11: Reward and Compensation
Unit-12: Techniques of Management and Management Control
Block-IV: Management Control in Some Special Organisations
Unit-13: Service Organisations
Unit-14: Multinational and Export Organisations
Unit-15: Management Control of Projects
Unit-16: Other Organizations
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MMPF-004: SECURITY ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
Block 1: An Overview
Unit-1: Introduction to Investment
Unit-2: Securities Market (regulation)
Unit-3: Risk and Return
Unit-4: Investment Theories
Block 2: Security Analysis
Unit-5: Economy Analysis
Unit-6: Industry Analysis
Unit-7: Company Analysis
Unit-8: Technical Analysis
Unit-9: Valuation of Securities
Block 3: Portfolio Management
Unit-10: Portfolio Analysis
Unit-11: Portfolio Selection
Unit-12: Capital Market Theory
Unit-13: Portfolio Revision
Block 4: Institutional and Managed Portfolios
Unit-14: Mutual Funds
Unit-15: Performance Evaluation of Managed Portfolio
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MMPF-005: INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Block I: International Financial Management
Unit-1: International Financial Management: An Introduction
Unit-2: The International Monetary System
Unit-3: The Balance of Payments and Exchange Rates
Block II: Foreign Exchange Market and Risk Management
Unit-4: Foreign Exchange Market and Exchange Rate Determination
Unit-5: Parity Conditions in International Finance and Currency Forecasting
Unit-6: Currency Futures, Options and Swaps
Unit-7: Management of Exposures
Block III: International Financing Decisions
Unit-8: Raising Funds from International Market
Unit-9: Financing Foreign Trade
Unit-10: Cost of Capital and Multinational Capital Structure
Block IV: International Investment Decisions
Unit-11: International Capital Budgeting
Unit-12: Working Capital Management for MNCs
Unit-13: Foreign Market Entry Strategies and Country Risk Management
Unit-14: International Portfolio Investment & International Asset Pricing
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MMPF-006: MANAGEMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES
Block-I: Indian Financial System
Unit-1: Financial Systems and Markets: An Overview
Unit-2: Introduction to Financial Services
Unit-3: Regulatory Framework
Block-II: Fee Based Services
Unit-4: Merchant Banking
Unit-5: Broking and Trading
Unit-6: Credit Rating
Unit-7: Mutual Funds
Unit-8: Depository Services
Unit-9: Corporate Advisory Services
Block-III: Fund Based Services
Unit-10: Leasing and Hire Purchase
Unit-11: Housing Finance
Unit-12: Venture Capital
Unit-13: Factoring, Forfaiting, Bill Discounting and Asset Securitization
Unit-14: Other Services
Block-IV: Emerging Issues in Financial Services
Unit-15: Management of Risk in Financial Services
Unit-16: Technology and Financial Services
Unit-17: Portfolio Management Services
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MMPF-011: MANAGEMENT OF INSURANCE SERVICES
Block-I: Indian Insurance Sector: An Overview
Unit-1: Introduction to Insurance
Unit-2: Organisation Structure of Insurance Sector
Unit-3: Legal and Regulatory Environment
Block-II: Life Insurance
Unit-4: Life Insurance Policies
Unit-5: Group Insurance
Unit-6: Micro Insurance
Block-III: General Insurance
Unit-7: Health Insurance
Unit-8: Motor Insurance
Unit-9: Property Insurance
Unit-10: Agriculture Insurance
Unit-11: Other Types of Insurances
Block-IV: Managerial Issues of Insurance Sector
Unit-12: Corporate Governance for Insurance Sector
Unit-13: CSR in Insurance Sector
Unit-14: Solvency and Asset Liability Management
Unit-15: Financial Schemes of Government of India
PG Diploma in financial management career opportunities
fincial analyst
Job description
Analyze financial statements to evaluate investment opportunities.
Create financial modeling for investors to find profitable investments.
Recommend individual investments collections of investments
Asses the performance of stocks,investments,bonds.
0 – 5 years
3.75-8 Lacs P.A.
Term End Examination will be held in June and December every year for all the courses
