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    This document outlines the course objectives, content, and structure for Principles of Banking. The course is designed to provide students with knowledge of basic banking principles and the banking system in Pakistan. It will cover topics such as the different types of banks and their functions, accounts, credit instruments, central banking and the State Bank of Pakistan. The course is 50 marks over 21⁄2 hours per week across 12 weeks. It includes both objective and subjective assessments to evaluate students' understanding of definitions, procedures, roles and characteristics of banking concepts. Recommended and reference books are also provided.

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    The key takeaways are the introduction to banking principles, types of banks and their functions, central banking and the role of SBP, types of bank accounts and operations, credit instruments, and teacher qualifications.

    The different types of bank accounts discussed are current accounts, profit and loss sharing saving accounts, profit and loss sharing term deposit accounts, and foreign currency accounts.

    The main credit instruments discussed are bills of exchange, cheques, bank drafts, demand promissory notes, traveller's cheques, and letters of credit.

    Principles Of Banking

    D.Com Part – I

    Total Marks : 50 Total Hrs : ---------- 2½ hrs


    Period : 03 per week Objective : 20 Mrks (40%) 30 Mins
    Total Hours : 96 Subjective : 30 Mrks (60%) 02 hrs

    GENERAL OBJECTIVES

    - Knowledge of basic principles of banking and working of banking


    system in Pakistan.
    - Prepare the necessary documents regarding banking transactions
    and record the same in appropriate books.

    SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES.

    - Understand definition of bank, kinds of Banks, function of commercial


    bank & importance.
    Understand definition & functions of Central Bank & State Bank of
    Pakistan.
    - Understand the procedure of opening and operating of different types
    of accounts in commercial bank.
    - Understand credit instruments, their kinds and characteristics.

    Detail Of Course Contents


    (Principles Of Banking)

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    Sr. No. Topic & Detail of Topic Marks
    Hours
    1 Introduction of Banking 10
    1.1 Introduction. 2
    1.2 Kinds of Banks. 6
    1.3 Functions of Commercial Banks. 6
    1.4 Importance of banking in development of 6
    commerce and industry.
    2 CENTRAL BANK 10
    2.1 Definition of Central Bank. 1
    2.2 Functions of Central Bank 6
    2.3 State Bank of Pakistan, its history and 6
    functions.
    2.4 Role of State Bank in the economic 6
    development of Pakistan.
    3 KINDS OF BANK ACCOUNTS 10
    3.1 Current accounts. 2
    3.2 Profit and loss sharing saving account. 2
    3.3 Profit and loss sharing term deposit 2
    accounts
    3.4 Foreign currency accounts 2
    3.5 Procedure of opening and closing of these 4
    accounts.
    3.6 Introduction of interest free banking in 3
    Pakistan.
    E-Banking 05
    Online Banking
    Debit Card
    Credit Card
    ATM
    4 CREDIT INSTRUMENTS 10 20
    4.1 Bills of exchange
    4.2 Definition
    4.2.1 Credit instruments
    4.2.2 Types of credit instruments
    4.2.3 Parties of bill exchange
    4.3 Characteristics
    4.4 Parties involved
    4.5 Bill payable
    4.6 Bill receivable
    4.7 Grace days
    4.8 Acceptance
    4.9 Due date
    4.10 Endorsement
    4.11 Discounting
    4.12 Retirement
    4.13 Renewal
    4.14 Accommodation bill
    5 Cheque 06
    5.1 Definition,
    5.2 Kinds,
    5.3 Characteristics
    5.4 Reasons of dishonour of a Cheque
    6 Bank draft. 03
    6.1 Definition and procedure
    6.2 Difference between bank draft and cheque
    7 Demand Promissory note. 04
    7.1 Definition
    7.2 Parties
    7.3 Characteristics
    7.4 Distinction between bill of exchange and
    demand promissory note.
    8 Traveller’s Cheque. 03
    8.1 Definition and kinds
    8.2 Advantages
    9 Letter of Credit. 07
    9.1 Definition and kinds
    9.2 Advantages
    9.3 Opening of LC
    10 Bank advances. 04
    10.1 Overdraft
    10.2 Cash credit
    10.3 Consumer financing
    Recommended Books.

    1. Nizam-e-Bankari By Khadim Hussain.


    2. Miayari Bankari By Aitzaz Ahmed

    Reference Books

    1. Usool-e-Bankari By Ch. Muhammad Hanif


    2. Principles of Banking by Muhammad Saeed Khan.
    3. Banking by Hassan Mobeen.
    4. A Text Book of Banking by M.A Qadir by M Kshod
    5. Banking, Currency & Finance by Saeed Nasir.

    Teacher’s Qualification: M.COM / MBE / MBA

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