Departmental Profile

 

Departmental Profile: Commerce Department

1. Faculty Strength

  • Total Faculty Members: 7
  • Qualifications: Breakdown of faculty qualifications (PhD, MPhil, etc.)
  • Specializations: Fields of expertise, such as finance, accounting, economics, and business law
  • Faculty-Student Ratio: 1:10

2. Student Strength

  • Total Enrollments: Overview of enrollments for UG and PG courses
  • Category-wise Distribution: Details on gender, reserved categories, and international students (if applicable)
  • Retention and Graduation Rates: Data on average retention, dropout, and graduation rates

3. Programs Offered

  • Undergraduate Programs: B.Com
  • Postgraduate Programs: M.Com Finance and Taxation
  • Value-Added Courses: Gst Return Filing
  • Publications: No
  • Projects and Grants: No
  • Conferences and Seminars: National and international seminars organized, with faculty and student participation
  • Collaborations: Research and academic collaborations with other institutions and industry partners

5. Student Development Initiatives

  • Student Clubs: Commerce Club, Finance Forum, Entrepreneurship Cell, etc.
  • Workshops and Skill Development Programs: Regular workshops on soft skills, career counseling, and financial literacy
  • Internship and Placement Programs: Strong industry ties for internship and placement support

6. Community Engagement and Extension Activities

  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Initiatives: Activities in partnership with local organizations
  • Outreach Programs: Social and economic awareness drives involving students and faculty

7. Infrastructure and Resources

  • Classrooms and Labs: ICT-enabled classrooms and labs for commerce-related research
  • Library Resources: Commerce-specific journals, e-books, and databases available for faculty and students
  • Technology Resources: Software for data analytics, financial modeling, and business simulations

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