Commerce

The Department of Commerce started in 1986 with the objective of catering young aspirants. From a few hundred students in 1986 the Commerce stream has grown by leaps and bounds and at present there are five divisions of F.Y.B.com. B.Com. is a three-year undergraduate full time course spread over six semesters, which confers a graduate degree to the student. The department offers Master’s in Commerce and PG Diploma (Advanced Course in Banking Finance and Insurance).

The Department is focused on the overall development of the students through proper education and exposure to the varied fields of Commerce and Management. The department offers a holistic and robust learning environment with a unique combination of curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular activities for student development.

Activities like seminars, competitions, career guidance sessions, Industrial visits are arranged throughout the year. Students are encouraged to participate in various curricular and extracurricular activities. Students are performing remarkably well in academics, sports and cultural activities. Eminent personalities and experts in various fields visit us to guide students.

Industry Collaboration:

We maintain strong ties with the industry to ensure our curriculum is aligned with current market trends and demands. Regular guest lectures, workshops, and internships provide students with practical insights and hands-on experience.

Research and Innovation:

The Department of Commerce is dedicated to promoting research and innovation. Our faculty and students are actively involved in research projects that address contemporary business challenges and contribute to the body of knowledge in commerce.

Alumni Network:

Our graduates have gone on to successful careers in diverse fields, including finance, marketing, consulting, and academia. They continue to support the department through mentorship and networking opportunities, helping current students navigate their career paths.

Syllabus:

Program Outcome for B.Com 2024 (NEP Pattern)

1. To provide students with a strong foundation in financial and cost accounting principles, enabling them to understand, prepare, and interpret financial statements accurately.
2. To equip students with mathematical and statistical skills relevant to commerce, enabling them to solve complex problems and analyze data for decision-making.
3. To develop students’ effective communication skills for diverse business contexts, with an emphasis on clarity, professionalism, conflict resolution, and cultural sensitivity.
4. To enhance students’ English language proficiency for academic and professional purposes, including reading, writing, and speaking, while using standard grammar and vocabulary.
5. To cultivate students’ understanding of environmental issues and their implications for business decisions and sustainability.
6. To provide students with a comprehensive understanding of cost and management accounting principles, enabling them to calculate costs, apply cost accounting techniques, and optimize financial management.
7. To equip students with an advanced understanding of financial accounting principles, standards, and regulations, enabling them to analyze complex transactions and prepare financial reports.
8. To enable students to apply economic principles to business decisions, evaluate economic factors, and make suitable economic decisions.
9. To provide students with an understanding of international accounting standards and tax regulations, enabling them to navigate complex international financial transactions.
10. To equip students with advanced management accounting techniques, allowing them to analyze cost and performance data, develop budgets, and enhance organizational competitiveness.
11. To instill ethical conduct and professionalism in students, emphasizing accuracy, integrity, confidentiality, and ethical communication in accounting and business practices.

Outcome for B.Com 2019 (CBCS Pattern)

1. The program develops the required knowledge, skills and attitudes for the handling of Trade, Commerce and Industry.
2. Meets the growing needs of the business society and develops tomorrow’s leaders, managers, and professionals.
3. Incorporate all local and global changes in the field of trade and commerce.
4. Innovative methods of teaching and learning and emphasis on industry interaction to enable the learners to take up professional challenges more effectively.
5. Students can independently start up their own Business.
6. Students can get thorough knowledge of finance and commerce with the practical exposure to stand in organization.
7. Develops communication skills and builds confidence to face the challenges of the corporate world.

The Department of Commerce is equipped with good facilities, including

• Modern Classrooms
• A well-stocked Library
• Computer Labs
• Wi-Fi
• Placement
• Gymnasium
• Braille Signage
• Canteen
• Ladies Common Room

• Guest Lectures
• Workshops
• Trade Fair
• Alumni Meet
• Biz Quiz
• Poster Making
• Slogan Writing
• Mad Ad
• Career Counseling Sessions