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
Assistant Professor
Mr. S. Mari
Assistant Professor
Dr. K. Srirengan
Assistant Professor
Mr. A Suresh
Assistant Professor
Ms. A. R. Aayisha Kani
Assistant Professor
Ms. S. Padma Priya
Assistant Professor
📘 REPORT ON FIVE DAYS NATIONAL LEVEL VIRTUAL FDP
Artificial Intelligence in Business Analysis: Opportunities, Challenges & Future Directions
Organized by the Department of Commerce & Business Administration in association with IQAC
The Department of Commerce & Business Administration, along with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), successfully organized a Five Days National Level Virtual Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on “Artificial Intelligence in Business Analysis: Opportunities, Challenges & Future Directions”. The programme aimed to enhance the knowledge and skills of faculty members, researchers, and professionals in understanding the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in modern business environments.
The FDP witnessed enthusiastic participation from academicians and industry professionals across India. Each day featured expert sessions handled by distinguished resource persons from reputed institutions, covering diverse applications of AI in business and education.
🗓️ Day-wise Report
📍 Day 1 – AI for Faculty Empowerment: Enhancing Efficiency, Creativity and Insights
The FDP commenced with an insightful session by Ms. Renuka, Assistant Professor, School of Management, Anurag University, Hyderabad.
She highlighted AI-powered academic tools, creative applications for teaching and research, and data-driven decision-making approaches that empower faculty in their professional roles.
📍 Day 2 – Enhancing Supply Chain & Operations Sustainability through AI
Dr. K. Komalavalli, Assistant Professor, PG & Research Department of Commerce, Pachaiyappa’s College, delivered an engaging session on AI-driven supply chain optimization.
The session focused on predictive logistics, sustainable operations, and the integration of AI technologies for improved business performance.
📍 Day 3 – AI in Banking
The third day featured Dr. Vishakh V. T, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Saraswathi College of Arts & Science, Kerala.
He discussed the role of AI in digital banking, fraud detection, risk assessment, customer relationship enhancement, and future trends impacting the financial sector.
📍 Day 4 – Sales Forecasting & Demand Planning with Simple Analytics and AI
Dr. T. Sudha, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Dr. MGR Educational & Research Institute, handled a practical and interactive session on sales forecasting models.
She demonstrated the use of analytics and AI tools for demand planning, enabling participants to understand data-driven business strategies.
📍 Day 5 – AI in Higher Education: Teaching, Learning and Assessment
The final day was led by Dr. K. Uma Maheshwari, Professor, Department of Management, Regional College of Management, Bangalore.
Her session highlighted AI-powered teaching methodologies, personalized learning systems, automated assessments, and future trajectories of AI in higher education.
🎯 Programme Outcomes
The five-day FDP provided participants with:
A strong understanding of AI applications in various business domains
Knowledge of emerging analytical and computational tools
Practical insights into AI-based forecasting, banking, and supply chain systems
Exposure to innovative teaching, learning, and assessment frameworks
Opportunities to engage with experts and enhance research perspectives
🎉 Conclusion
The FDP successfully achieved its objective of enhancing AI awareness among faculty and professionals. The Department of Commerce & Business Administration and IQAC extend their gratitude to all resource persons, participants, and organizing members for making this event a grand success.
E-certificates were issued to all active participants upon completion of the programme.
The Department of Commerce organized an inspiring exhibition titled “From Trash to Treasure” on 29/08/2025. The objective of the exhibition was to promote creativity, innovation, and environmental consciousness among students by encouraging them to repurpose waste materials into useful and artistic items.
Students from B.Com department actively participated by presenting a design on the chart and explained to the audience about their importance and usage. It was really well and good. Neatly presented by all the participants.
The exhibition not only showcased the hidden talents of the students but also emphasized the importance of sustainable living and waste management. The effort highlighted how simple waste items can be transformed into valuable resources through creativity and innovation.
The event was well appreciated by faculty members, students, and visitors. It created awareness about the 3Rs – Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle – and inspired everyone to adopt eco-friendly practices in their daily lives.
Overall, the “From Trash to Treasure” Exhibition was a grand success, combining learning, creativity, and environmental responsibility in an engaging manner.$&and
Department of Commerce & BBA Organize Seminar on “GSTs & Start-up Opportunities & Challenges for Small Business”
The Department of Commerce and BBA jointly organized an enlightening seminar on the topic “GSTs & Start-up Opportunities & Challenges for Small Business.” The session was graced by Dr. M. Kamaladevi, Assistant Professor & Research Supervisor, Department of Commerce, St. Peter’s Institute of Higher Education & Research, Avadi, who served as the Resource Person.
In her address, Dr. Kamaladevi provided a detailed overview of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) framework and explained its significant impact on small businesses and start-ups. She highlighted the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in complying with GST regulations while also underlining the opportunities it creates for transparency and growth. Furthermore, she discussed practical strategies for managing taxation, business planning, and regulatory hurdles that small businesses often encounter.
The seminar offered students valuable insights into entrepreneurship, financial planning, and the evolving start-up ecosystem. Interactive discussions encouraged participants to raise queries and share perspectives, making the session lively and engaging.
The event proved to be highly beneficial, motivating students to explore entrepreneurial avenues while equipping them with knowledge on taxation and business strategies. The Department of Commerce and BBA reaffirmed their commitment to organizing such knowledge-sharing events that bridge academic learning with real-world practices.
The Department of Commerce successfully organized a special program titled “Real Life Stories & Strategies” aimed at motivating and inspiring students through practical experiences. The event featured engaging sessions where students shared their real-life journeys, challenges faced, and the strategies they adopted to overcome obstacles in their professional and personal lives.
Students were encouraged to actively interact, gaining valuable insights into problem-solving, career planning, and resilience in today’s competitive world. The program highlighted the importance of determination, decision-making, and innovative thinking in achieving success.
The event was well-received by the participants, who appreciated the practical knowledge and motivation derived from the sessions. The Department of Commerce reaffirmed its commitment to organizing such knowledge-sharing platforms that connect theory with real-life applications for the holistic development of students.
he Department of Commerce organized a knowledge-enriching session titled “Business Building”. The event was designed to equip students with essential entrepreneurial skills, innovative thinking, and strategies required for establishing and growing a successful business.
Identifying business opportunities
Business planning and strategy formulation
Financial management and resource allocation
Marketing, branding, and customer relations
Overcoming challenges in business startups
Interactive activities, case studies, and real-world examples kept the participants actively involved throughout the session. Students gained practical insights into building sustainable businesses, managing risks, and leveraging creativity to drive growth.
The program was well-received and proved to be highly beneficial for aspiring entrepreneurs among the student community. The Department of Commerce expressed gratitude to the management, faculty members, and participants for their contribution to making the event a success.
The Department of Commerce organized an engaging Marketing Club Event aimed at enhancing students’ creativity, analytical thinking, and marketing skills. The event provided a platform for students to explore innovative marketing strategies, develop teamwork, and apply classroom concepts to real-life scenarios.
The participants enthusiastically took part in various activities such as product promotion, brand building, advertising challenges, and case studies on marketing. Each round was designed to encourage out-of-the-box thinking and to help students understand the dynamic trends in marketing.
The event witnessed active participation from commerce students across different years, making it highly interactive and competitive. Faculty members appreciated the students’ innovative ideas and their ability to present practical marketing solutions with confidence.
The Marketing Club Event successfully achieved its objective of nurturing marketing acumen among students while fostering creativity, communication, and problem-solving abilities. It turned out to be a highly beneficial and enjoyable experience for all the participants.
The Department of Commerce successfully organized a seminar titled “Tax Talk Session 2025” on 13/08/2025 at SF204. The session aimed to enhance students’ knowledge and awareness of current tax laws, reforms, and practical aspects of taxation relevant to individuals and businesses.
The event commenced with a warm welcome address and followed by an introduction to the objectives of the seminar. Insightful presentation covering various topics such as recent amendments in tax laws, GST updates, income tax filing procedures, and compliance strategies for 2025.
Students actively participated in the interactive Q&A session, where they clarified their doubts regarding tax planning, exemptions, and filing timelines. The seminar provided a valuable platform for bridging theoretical concepts with real-world applications, thereby enriching the academic learning experience.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks acknowledging the contributions of the faculty members, and the organizing committee. The “Tax Talk Session 2025” proved to be highly informative and beneficial, equipping participants with practical tax knowledge essential for their future careers.
The seminar aimed to inspire and equip students with proven strategies for academic excellence and personal growth. The focus was on cultivating effective learning habits, goal-setting techniques, and a success-oriented mindset to accelerate student achievements in both academic and professional spheres.
The program commenced with a welcome address by the faculty coordinator, highlighting the importance of self-discipline, motivation, and smart work in the competitive academic environment.
Dr. R. Thirumalaisamy, with his extensive experience in academia and administration, shared valuable insights on the Accelerated Student Success Formula. He discussed practical approaches such as time management, consistent practice, maintaining a positive attitude, and leveraging available resources for maximum learning outcomes.
The session was interactive, with students engaging in discussions, sharing challenges, and seeking guidance on overcoming academic hurdles. Real-life examples and motivational anecdotes from the speaker kept the audience inspired throughout the seminar.
The seminar witnessed active participation from B.Com students, who appreciated the relevance of the topics covered. Many expressed that the strategies shared were immediately applicable to their study routines.
The seminar successfully motivated students to adopt structured learning approaches and cultivate habits that foster long-term success. It provided them with a clear roadmap to excel in academics while developing essential life skills.
The Art Attack – Poster Making Competition was organized to encourage creativity, innovation, and visual communication skills among B.Com students. The event aimed to provide a platform for students to express their ideas artistically while conveying meaningful messages through posters. Students were given specific themes related to commerce, social awareness, and current affairs. Participants showcased their artistic talents by blending colors, text, and visuals to create impactful posters. B.Com students participated enthusiastically, either individually or in small teams. The competition saw a variety of creative interpretations, with each poster reflecting unique perspectives and innovative designs.
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.
Workshop: “Data Analytics Used in Finance”
The Department of Commerce (B.Com) organized a one-day workshop on “Data Analytics Used in Finance” on 30/06/2025 at B.Sc & BCA lab, aiming to enhance students’ understanding of the growing role of data analytics in financial decision-making and business forecasting.
The session was conducted by Mr. P. Mugilvannan, Software Trainer, FIIT FORMACTION Pvt. Ltd., who brought his technical expertise and practical insights to the workshop.
The workshop was highly interactive and included hands-on activities that enabled students to gain practical exposure to real-time data handling and analysis. The resource person emphasized the importance of data literacy for finance professionals in today’s competitive job market.
Department of Commerce
Organizes a Seminar on
How to Start and Scale Digital Marketing Agency?
Date: 4.7.2025 Venue: Seminar Hall
The Department of Commerce organized seminar on How to start and Scale Digital Marketing Agency? Started on the 4th July 2025 with the inaugural session. The inaugural session was conducted at the Seminar Hall. The inaugural session was wonderfully and smoothly conducted with the cooperation of all the faculties and student coordinators present for the event. The Guest Speaker for the event for Mr.Selvaraj and Mr.Rudresh. Mr.Selvaraj shared his knowledge and expertise in the field of Entrepreneurship through a wonderful and informative presentation which consisted of various perspectives and information on entrepreneurship, who is an entrepreneur, what is a start-up, the type of schemes provided by the Government of Tamil Nadu in developing and helping start-ups in the state and the various subsidies provided by each scheme. The presentation was followed by a Q&A session where the students and participants of the event had an opportunity to raise doubts and questions to Mr.Selvaraj. The students were able to get their doubts cleared and questions answered which led to the session being much more efficient and effective. The Q&A session was followed by the feedback on the session and then the vote of thanks which marked the end of day one of the seminar.
The Department of Commerce organized a seminar on “Importance of Tally Certification for Commerce Students” on 11th July 2025 to highlight the value of practical accounting skills and digital tools in today’s business environment. The seminar witnessed active participation from B.Com students and faculty members.
The event commenced with a welcome address by the Head of the Commerce Department, who emphasized the relevance of Tally ERP in modern-day accounting and financial management. She highlighted how Tally certification can enhance employability and prepare students for real-world business scenarios.
The resource person for the session was an experienced Tally expert/trainer Mr. M. MEYYAPPAN GANDHI, REGIONAL MANAGER, TALLY EDUCATION PRIVATE LIMITED, who delivered an in-depth presentation on the features and functionalities of Tally ERP 9 and TallyPrime. The speaker explained how Tally is widely used in businesses for accounting, inventory management, GST, payroll, and financial reporting.
Students gained valuable insights into how a Tally certification can act as a stepping stone toward a career in accounting, finance, taxation, and auditing. The session ended with an engaging Q&A round, where students clarified their doubts and received guidance on how to pursue certification.