DEPARTMENT OF

COMMERCE

Year of Establishment

Under Graduate-1984
Post Graduate-1999
Certificate Program-2021

Programmes Offered

B.Com Plain
B.Com with Computer Application
M.Com

Certificate Program

Research Methodology

Dr. Sapna Sharma
Assistant Professor & Head of the Department
M.Com, M.A., L.L.B, MPhil, PhD

Overview

The Department was established in the year 1984 to provide quality education in commerce by providing value based education to become innovative leaders with good entrepreneur skills through integrated activities so as to meet the needs of Industry. During the 37 significant years of functioning, the department of Commerce is relentlessly striving to perceive & maintain academic excellence with its progressive & innovative outlook. Accelerating the learning curve of pupils through regular curricular & attitude building interactive sessions by experts drawn from both academia and industry, it has evolved steadily in tune with the growth-pattern of the industry and job market. The thrust is on equipping the students with business acumen, critical thinking & a pioneering spirit so that they can transcend horizons of textbooks to adapt better to the paradigm shift in the business world & gain access to multiple career opportunities. P.G Course is offered from 1999. Contemporary market relevant electives catering to diverse career options are offered at both undergraduate & postgraduate levels. Project work & paper presentations for post graduates are undertaken to give them basic experience in research. The department had MoU with Smt. Radhadevi Goenka College for Women, Akola (M.S) for two years from 2nd March 2020 and thereafter it may be renewed on mutually agreed terms.

Objective

  • To provide learners with theoretical and practical knowledge in the core commerce courses as per the need of industry.
  • To impart quality education through student centric teaching and learning process.
  • To build the conceptual foundation in areas of commerce
  • To equip the students with accounting and entrepreneurial skills
  • To enhance management skills and analytical thinking for a successful career
  • To develop students for professional career in accounting, finance, research and higher education
  • To build life skills through value based education and service oriented programs
  • Introducing innovative teaching and learning models, with a strong base of scientific research methods at all levels, by organizing Research festivals and strike a healthy and mature balance between modern and traditional values, similarly sensitizing teachers and students towards a more human approach.
  • Inculcate ethical and moral values by offering a support system which is friendly and inspiring the future nation builders.

Dr. Sapna Sharma
Assistant Professor & Head of the Department
M.Com, M.A., L.L.B, MPhil, PhD

Dr. Sheeja Varkey
Assistant Professor
M.Com, B.Ed, M.B.A., PhD

Dr. Rincey B. Abraham
Assistant Professor
PhD, MPhil, M.Com, MBA (Finance), M.A.(Eco), B.Ed

Dr. Sunita Kshatriya
Assistant Professor
PhD, M.Com, M.A., Modern Office Management

Dr. Aditi Acharya
Assistant Professor
M.Com, NET, M.A.(Sociology), PhD

Dr. Neelam Gandhi
Assistant Professor
PhD, M.Com, MBA (Finance & HR), CA Inter, M.Phil

Comm.-Zenith

OVERVIEW OF ASSOCIATION

The Commerce association was formed in the year 2007 to give a platform to the students to show their hidden talents, by giving equal priority to academic, sports & cultural activities, thus enhancing self-identification, self-assessment and team-work comprehension. Every year the proposed activity of the Commerce Association are finalized in the meeting of Commerce Association. The Commerce Association consists of teachers from the Commerce Faculty and few students representing each class. The Calendar of annual activities is finalized in the meeting of the Association and is communicated to the class advisors of each class.
Objectives of Association
To enable students to develop the Skills expected from commerce graduates.

  1. To act as catalyst in the process of overall development of students.
  2. To expose students to the practical aspects of business, industry and commerce.
  3. To develop team spirit among students.
  4. To develop leadership, entrepreneurial and organizing skills among the students

Normally the following activities can be cited as few examples of the activities of our Association:

  • Audio visual advertising competition.
  • Mock interview competition.
  • Group Discussion/ Debating/ Elocution on contemporary issue.
  • Guest Lectures.
  • Career Guidance.
  • Management and Business Quiz.
  • Industrial Visits.