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Hello Students,
On this page, you will find the course material related to BCom (AEC) studies (Semester 1 to 6) according to the MKBU syllabus (2023-2025). 

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SEMESTER 1

UNIT: 1 

UNIT: 2

Optional:

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SEMESTER 2
(Course Code:25329 - ENAEC202-1C)

UNIT: 1 
Speaking Skills

UNIT: 2
Reading and Understanding, Writing Skills

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SEMESTER 3
(Communication Ability in English – I
25882 - BCOMAEC203-2C)

Unit:1
Listening
Unit:2
Group Discussion

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SEMESTER 4
(Communication Ability in English – 2
Code: 25706-ENAEC204-2C)

Unit:1
Questionnaire
Writing of a Questionnaire :
Unit:2
Personal Correspondence & Application Writing
Letter Writing: 
Application Writing:

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