Department of Commerce
About
The Commerce, Department Started in the year of 2019 is a dynamic Department aiming at quality education in rural area. Now it offers B.Com (General) Degree. The Department consists of 7 highly qualified faculty members with well experiences. The enrolled strength of Commerce department is around 300 students. The rapid growth of the Department of Commerce is reflected in its expansion as well as novelty in its academic programmers.
Vision
In view of the extensive development taking place in Commerce education, the department wishes to offer core and applied programme of UG and PG levels with specialization in Marketing, Human Resource Management, Taxation, Accounting and finance. This may lead to the formation of School of Commerce. As most of the students have admitted from rural area, special attention will be given to impart knowledge, which will enhance their present level of employability.
Mission
To achieve the above goal, the department is attempting to improve the quality of the programmes offered by improving the teaching methodology and interactive lectures, besides introducing e-learning.
Objectives
- To attain the vision through mission, the Department has the following multiple objectives viz.
- Periodical updating of Syllabus, improvement of the teaching methodology and student counseling.
- Student support services such as offering remedial coaching classes, placement facilities in reputed concerns.
- To have tie-up arrangements with the external sources to improve the practical knowledge of the students for employ ability of job opportunities.
- Enabling the teaching staff to update their knowledge through Workshops, Seminars
- We consider to the overall development of the student the department has to be plan to sign MOU with following professional bodies
B.Com Curriculum & Syllabus
B.COM (GENERAL)
YEAR WISE SUBJECT NAME
2024-2025
FIRST YEAR | SECOND YEAR | THIRD YEAR |
SEMESTER – I | SEMESTER – III | SEMESTER -V |
CORE – TAMIL -I 100L1Z – ENGLISH -II 146C1A – FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING -I 146C1B – PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT ELECTIVE I 146E1C – BUSINESS ECONOMICS SEC – I 146S1A – MS OFFICE FOR COMMERCE NME 146B1A – PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
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– TAMIL -III 200L3Z – ENGLISH -III 246C3A – CORPORATE ACCOUNTING -I 246C3B – COMPANY LAW ELECTIVE III 246E3B – BUSINESS MATHEMATICS & STATISTICS SEC 246S3A – 4 BASIC OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP 246S3B – 5- WEB DESINING – ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
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Core Paper IX –Cost Accounting I Core Paper X – Banking Law and Practice Core Paper XI – Income Tax Law and Core Paper XII – Auditing and Corporate Discipline Specific Elective 1/2 – Discipline Specific Elective 3/4 – VAE5Q – VALUE EDUCATION Summer Internship / Industrial Training |
SEMESTER – II | SEMESTER – IV | SEMESTER – VI |
CORE – TAMIL – II 100L2Z – ENGLISH – II 146C2A – FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING – II 146C2B – BUSINESS LAW ELECTIVE II 146E2B – INSURANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT SEC – II 146S2A – ACCOUNTING USING EXCEL NME 146S2B – RETAIL MANAGEMENT
| CORE – TAMIL – IV 200L4Z – ENGLISH – IV 246C3A – CORPORATE ACCOUNTING -II 246C4B – PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING ELECTIVE IV 246E4C – OPERATIONS RESEARCH SEC 246S4A – 6- CASH ACCONTING AND OPERATING CYCLE 46S4B – 7- FIN TECH 246V4A – ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
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Core Paper XIII –Cost Accounting – II Core Paper XIV-Management Accounting Core Paper XV- Income Tax Law and Discipline Specific Elective 5/6- Discipline Specific Elective 7/8- General awareness for Competitive EXTENSION ACTIVITY |
Faculty Members
Dr. G Anandhi
HOD
Mr. P. Thiyagu
Assistant Professor
Dr. N. Muthamizhan
HOD – PG
Mr. S. Mari
Assistant Professor
Mr. K. Srirengan
Assistant Professor
Mr. A Suresh
Assistant Professor
Ms. A. R. Aayisha Kani
Assistant Professor
Ms. S. Padma Priya
Assistant Professor
Mr. P. Prabakaran
Assistant Professor
Seminar on “ An Overview of Intellectual Property Rights”
The Department of Commerce organized a seminar titled “An Overview of Intellectual Property Rights” on 21st March 2025. The session aimed to create awareness among students about the importance and fundamentals of intellectual property in today’s business and creative environments.
The resource person for the seminar was Dr. S. Manjula from the Department of Business Administration, Sindhi College. She provided detailed insights into various types of intellectual property, legal protections, and the role of IPR in innovation and entrepreneurship.
