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Department of Commerce

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The Department of Commerce stands as a dynamic centre of academic excellence, professional development, and value-based learning. With a strong focus on contemporary commerce education, the department integrates modern teaching methods, online learning platforms, and industry-relevant curriculum to equip students with up-to-date knowledge in accounting, finance, business, and related domains. Research is an integral part of the department’s culture. Both students and faculty are encouraged to engage in meaningful research initiatives that address real-world economic, business, and social challenges, fostering analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Committed to inclusivity and equal opportunity, the department places special emphasis on empowering women, rural learners, and marginalized groups by providing supportive learning environments and access to academic resources. Beyond academics, the department nurtures creativity, self-reliance, and responsible citizenship through various skill-development programs, entrepreneurship activities, and value-based educational practices. Together, these initiatives ensure that learners grow into competent professionals and socially conscious individuals ready to contribute to society and the business world.

The Department of Commerce was established during the year 1995. At present, Department of Commerce offers two under-graduate programmes, one PG and one Ph.D. Research Programme. The curriculum and syllabi are constantly updated in align with UGC regulations and to meet the global demands.

Vision

The Department vision is by giving students strong knowledge in commerce, accounting, and business, along with moral values. The department helps students to become skilled professionals by offering practical learning, encouraging them to think creatively, and supporting research that solves real-life problems. With industry exposure and skill-building activities, students are prepared for successful careers and are motivated to make a positive difference in society.

Mission

  • The department equips students with the latest knowledge in commerce, accounting, and finance through modern teaching methods and online learning platforms.
  • Students and faculty are encouraged to undertake research projects that address real-world economic, business, and social issues.
  • Special focus is given to empowering women, rural, and marginalized students by offering equal learning opportunities and support.
  • The department promotes creativity, self-reliance, and responsible citizenship through skill-building activities, entrepreneurship development, and value-based education

185

Scopus Publications

40

Ph.D Awarded

270

Internship National

45

Total Number of NPTEL course completed

1

University Research Fellowship

237

Total Number of Placement Offers (2024-2025)

PROGRAMME COORDINATOR

Dr. R.Velmurugan

Programme coordinator, Department of Commerce

The role of the Department of Commerce is not only to educate, but to guide students in discovering their strengths, refining their skills, and preparing for meaningful careers. As Programme Coordinator, my focus is on ensuring that every learner receives the right academic support, professional exposure, and personal encouragement needed to excel in today’s competitive environment.

Our department consistently works toward creating a structured and supportive learning journey. From introducing students to core principles of commerce to engaging them in industry-driven training, internships, and value-added programmes, we strive to bridge the gap between academic learning and workplace expectations. Continuous interaction with industry experts, hands-on workshops, and real-time business case discussions help our students develop clarity, confidence, and competence.We also emphasise discipline, time management, communication skills, and ethical values qualities that form the foundation of any successful professional. Along with our dedicated faculty team, we monitor academic progress, mentor students individually, and ensure that every learner gets opportunities to grow at their own pace.

I wholeheartedly welcome you to the Department of Commerce, where learning is supported, talents are nurtured, and students are empowered to envision their future with confidence. Together, let us build a strong academic community that inspires achievement, responsibility, and lifelong learning.

HOD

Dr. V.Mathan Kumar

Head, Department of Commerce

The Department of Commerce stands as a hub of academic excellence, innovation, and professional development. Our vision is to shape students into forward-thinking leaders who can meet the evolving challenges of global business with confidence and competence. We believe that commerce education goes beyond textbooks — it is about understanding how knowledge transforms into meaningful, real-world impact.

Through a well-balanced blend of theoretical knowledge and experiential learning, our department focuses on equipping students with modern business insights and analytical skills. We integrate practical exposure through industry interactions, entrepreneurship initiatives, research endeavors, and technology-driven learning practices. Students are encouraged to explore emerging domains such as fintech, business analytics, sustainability, and global trade to stay ahead in the competitive environment.

Guided by a team of dedicated faculty members and supported by a learner-centric environment, we ensure that every student is mentored with care and encouraged to achieve personal and professional excellence. Our commitment lies in fostering not just successful graduates, but responsible citizens with integrity and a passion for lifelong learning.

I extend a warm welcome to the Department of Commerce and invite you to experience a culture of growth, innovation, and excellence that prepares you to lead the world of business with purpose and vision.

Programme

Programmes

Under Graduate Programmes

  1. B.Com
  2. B.Com PA

Post Graduate Programme

  1. M.Com

Research Programme

  1. Ph.D

*Industry Specific Curriculum in association with TATA Consultancy Services

**International Skill Development Corporation (ISDC) integrated with Association of Charted Certified Accountants (ACCA) UK Professional body of Chartered Accountants

Curriculum

Highlights

Placement Highlights

    • Students placed in finance firms, audit offices, tax consultancies & corporate companies

Pre-placement training including:

    1. Resume building
    2. Group discussions
    3. Mock interviews (HR & Technical)
    4. Soft skills & communication training
  • Alumni network support for placement readiness
  • Internship-to-placement pathways through CA firms and consultancy agencies

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Academic Excellence

  • Comprehensive programs: B.Com, B.Com PA, M.Com & Ph.D.
  • Strong foundation in commerce, accounting, finance, taxation, banking, and business skills.
  • Curriculum enriched with modern teaching methods, e-learning platforms, and industry-relevant content.

Skill Development

  • Value-added certificate courses: Tally, Digital Marketing, Advanced Excel, Power BI.
  • Skill-oriented workshops and hands-on training sessions.
  • Soft skills, communication training, resume building, group discussions & mock interviews.

Research & Innovation

  • Research-focused environment encouraging students and faculty to undertake projects on real-world economic and social issues.
  • Guidance for publishing research papers, review articles, and converting PG projects into publications.
  • Support for NPTEL certifications to enhance academic quality.

Student Empowerment

  • Special emphasis on women, rural, and marginalized learners through equal learning opportunities and mentoring.
  • Activities promoting creativity, self-reliance, leadership, and responsible citizenship.
  • Motivation for students to participate in national & international conferences.

Industry Exposure

  • Guest lectures, seminars, and alumni interactions with industry experts on GST, Taxation, Financial Analytics, Banking, E-commerce, etc.
  • Industrial visits to local manufacturing units and corporate environments.
  • Internships with CA firms, audit departments, tax consultancy services, and GST filing agencies.
  • MoUs and proposed MoUs with industry partners for collaborative learning.

Faculty Excellence

  • Faculty members actively involved in research, publications, FDPs, and NPTEL courses.
  • Mentorship programs for junior faculty.
  • Requirement of two research publications per year to maintain academic quality.

Placement Support

  • Pre-placement talks and alumni-driven guidance.
  • Resume workshops
  • Group discussions
  • Mock interviews (Technical & HR)

Strengths

Department Strengths

Strong Academic Foundation

    • Established, well-structured programs: B.Com, B.Com PA, M.Com, and Ph.D.
    • Comprehensive curriculum covering commerce, accounting, finance, taxation, business, analytics, and emerging trends.
    • Blend of theory, practical learning, and value-based education.

Highly Qualified & Research-Oriented Faculty

        • Faculty members with strong academic backgrounds and research contributions.
        • Active engagement in publications, book chapters, FDPs, NPTEL courses, and workshops.
        • Senior–junior faculty mentorship ensuring continuous academic and professional growth.

Robust Student Development System

        • Structured academic activities for UG, PG, and Research Scholars.
        • Bridge courses, remedial classes, orientation sessions, and career guidance support.
        • Encouragement for students to present papers, publish articles, and participate in NPTEL certifications.

Industry-Aligned Training

        • Guest lectures & seminars on trending topics: GST, Taxation, Financial Analytics, Banking, E-commerce, etc.
        • Add-on certificate courses: Tally Prime, Digital Marketing, Advanced Excel, Power BI, Investment Planning.
        • Regular industrial visits, corporate tours, and internship opportunities with CA firms and consultancy agencies.

Strong Research Culture

        • Dedicated guidance for Ph.D. scholars through supervisors, DC meetings, and methodology workshops.
        • Support for publications in UGC-CARE, Scopus, and peer-reviewed journals.
        • Encouragement to publish PG projects as research papers.

Holistic Student Empowerment

        • Special focus on women, rural, and marginalized learners.
        • Activities promoting creativity, self-reliance, leadership, and responsible citizenship.
        • NSS, NCC, sports participation, outreach and extension activities.

Effective Placement & Career Support

        • Pre-placement training: resume writing, GD practice, mock interviews (HR & technical).
        • Alumni interaction sessions and corporate exposure.
        • Dedicated placement roadmap helping students secure jobs in reputed companies.

Active Events & Skill-Based Initiatives

        • Organization of academic events, national seminars, skill-oriented workshops, and intercollegiate meets.
        • Proposed events including BIZ-COM, trade fairs, national conferences, and advanced training programs.

Student-Centric & Inclusive Environment

        • Encouragement for continuous learning through e-platforms and flexible support.
        • Equal learning opportunities to all categories of students.
        • Motivational ecosystem that nurtures moral values, discipline, and professionalism.

Faculty

The Department of Commerce is led by a team of dedicated, experienced, and research-driven faculty members who bring academic excellence, real-world business insights, and professional expertise into the classroom. Our faculty blend strong subject knowledge with a commitment to effective teaching, ensuring that students gain a balanced understanding of theory, practical applications, and current trends in commerce, finance, and industry.

We emphasize outcome-based education, personalized mentoring, and continuous faculty development to enrich the academic experience. Through research guidance, skill training, and value-based instruction, our faculty strive to nurture competent, confident, and industry-ready commerce professionals.

Faculties

Infrastructure

Library

              1. Total Number of Reference Books in Department: 194
              2. Internet facilities for staff and students.
              3. 12 computers with internet connectivity are offered for staff members
              4. Wi-fi facility available in the Campus

Seminar Hall

              1. Two Seminar halls

Staff Room

              1. Four Staff rooms

Total number of Class Rooms

              1. B.Com. : 8 Class Rooms
              2. B.Com. (CA) : 9 Class Rooms
              3. B.Com. (PA) : 5 Class Rooms
              4. B.Com. (BPS) : 3 Class Rooms
              5. B.Com. (IAF) :  3 Class Rooms
              6. M.Com. : 2 Class Rooms

Class rooms with ICT facility

              1. Four class rooms are equipped with ICT facility

Computer Lab

              1. Four Computer labs with 60 computers each are provided

Certifications

Value-Added Training & Certifications

  • Tally Prime
  • Digital Marketing
  • Advanced Excel
  • Power BI
  • Investment Planning
  • NPTEL Certification Courses
  • Industry-Oriented Workshops & Guest Lectures
  • Internships with CA Firms, Audit Teams & Consultancy Services

Department Achievements Section

Student Achievements

    • Paper presentations in National & International Conferences
    • Research publications by UG & PG students
    • Successful completion of value-added certification courses
    • Participation in intercollegiate competitions, trade fairs & commerce fests
    • Strong involvement in NSS, NCC, Sports & Outreach activities

Faculty Achievements

        • Publications in UGC-CARE, Scopus & Peer-Reviewed Journals
        • Book chapters, seminar presentations & research contributions
        • Completion of NPTEL certifications & Faculty Development Programmes
        • Organization of seminars, alumni talks, industrial visits & outreach events
        • Mentoring of PG research projects & Ph.D. guidance support

Publications

Paper publications by the Faculty Members

Best Five Papers Faculty wise:

Dr R VELMURUGAN

  • Velmurugan, R., Jothi, K., Sudarvel, J., & Senthilkumar, S. (2026). The role of infrastructure in developing and sustaining competitive advantage. In B. Christiansen & A. Zhuplev (Eds.), National competitive advantage amid rapid global transformation (pp. 201–222). IGI Global.
  • Velmurugan, R., Sudarvel, J., Bhuvaneswari, R., & Thirumalaisamy, R. (2026). A study of generative AI for energy consumption behavior analysis. In J. Reyes Juárez Ramírez, A. Kumar, & P. S. Rathore (Eds.), Enhancing renewable energy systems with generative AI (pp. 249–268). IGI Global.
  • Udayakumar, R., Abbas, H. M., Velmurugan, R., Vanathi, A., Sundaram, N. K., & Nailevich, I. R. (2025). Context-aware query interpretation in legal information systems. Indian Journal of Information Sources and Services, 15(3), 122–130.
  • Dharshnivishnupriya, Velmurugan, R., & Jegadeeswari (2025). [Title of the paper]. In R. Gayathri & N. Bhuvanesh Kumar (Eds.), Harnessing artificial intelligence, innovation and technology: A pathway to economic transformation and sustainable development in India (Vol. 1). Shanlax Publications.
  • Velmurugan, R., & Reeba, O. B. (2025). Digital payment satisfaction analysis using graph-based factor analysis technique: Graph theory for computer science.

Dr V MATHAN KUMAR

  • Bhardwaj, S., Seth, K., Verma, R., Kumar, V. M., Bhanu, D., & Kumar, M. (2025). Optimizing AI education for stakeholders: Leveraging the Bayesian optimization framework for enhanced learning. In Proceedings of the 2025 International Conference on Metaverse and Current Trends in Computing (ICMCTC).
  • Santhosh, K., & Mathan Kumar, V. (2025). Problems faced by coconut cultivators in Coimbatore. In Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE) (pp. 541–544).
  • Narmadha, R., Mathan Kumar, V., & Naveena, R. (2025). Financial inclusion of Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana scheme in Dharapuram. In Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE) (pp. 536–540). Routledge.
  • Kolathappilly, A. B., & Mathan Kumar, V. (2024). Customer perception towards customer-centric strategies of private sector banks. Journal of Lifestyle and SDGs Review, 4(4), e03537–e03537.
  • Kolathappilly, A. B., & Mathan Kumar, V. (2024). Satisfaction level of customers on E-CRM. Journal of Lifestyle and SDGs Review, 4(4), e03549–e03549.

Dr B GEETHABAI

  • R.S.Deepa and Geetha Bai.B A Study on Production and Export of tea In South India International Journal Of multidisciplinary Educational Research Vol Oct 2016 ISSN : 2277- 7861 Impact Factor 4.527:IC val:5.16:ISI Vol:2.286
  • Geetha Bai Bhojan (2019) Energy Consumption and Gross Domestic Product in India, Journal of International Pharmaceutical Research 46(5): 438-440
  • Geetha Bai Bhojan (2021) Machine Learning based pattern classification in gender based entrepreneurial demographic study Turkish Journal of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation 32(3)1020-1025

Dr S JEGADEESWARI

  • S. Jegadeeswari, J. Sudarvel and R. Velmurugan, “ User preferences toward online shopping in Coimbatore district”, Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE), page no 95 -98. May, 2025
  • Yogeswaran, M , Jegadeeswari, S. Nandhini, A.and Swathi Newashini, S. “A study on emotional intelligence at work place with reference to engineering industry”, Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE),Page no 120 -123, May 2025
  • Regy Joseph, Dr. S Jegadeeswari, “Organizational Diversity Climate: A Key to Enhancing Employee Engagement and Performance in the Hospitality Industry”, African journal of bio medical research, https://africanjournalofbiomedicalresearch.com/index.php/AJBR ,Afr. J. Biomed. Res. Vol. 28(1s) (January 2025); 366-373.
  • Sulieman al-hawary; Sulieman , Regy Joseph , N. Raja , 4, S Jegadeeswari, Asokan Vasudevan , “Workforce diversity and employee job satisfaction: Mediating role of organizational climate in the hospitality sector in Kerala “ International Journal of Innovative Research and Scientific Studies, ISSN: 2617-6548, 8(3) 2025, pages: 1663-1673
  • Atul Bansal, K. Jothi, S. Jegadeeswari, M. Kalimuthu, T. Rajendran and S. Sridhar,” Graph-Based Model for Indian Stock Market Trends”, Graph Theory for Computer Science, Page no 431 – 447.

Dr D VISHNU VARDHAN

  • DV Vardhan, K.Jothi, LIC Policy holders utilization level towards online services in Tripur District (Emerging Technologies in Sustainable innovation, management and development, 2025)
  • VA Raj, DV Vardhan, A study on job satisfaction among tea plantation workers in Valparai Taluk, Coimbatore district, (Recent Research in Management accounting and economics, 2025)
  • S.Sudharshan, D. Vishnuvardhan, The effect of workforce diversity on job satisfaction of lecturers in Malaysia, (Recent Research in Management accounting and economics, 2025)
  • J.Sudarvel, D.VIshnu Vardhan, A Graph Analysis Model for Predicting Stock Market Trends Using Deep Learning (Graph Theory for Computer science, 2025).

Ms V HARIPRIYA

  • Ms. V. Haripriya, (2024) Impact of Organisational Culture on the Effectiveness of Organisation with Reference to Agro Industry, Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE) Pg: 220 – 223.
  • Ms. V. Haripriya, (2024) User Satisfaction Towards E-Bikes, Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE) Pg: 572 – 575.
  • .Ms. V. Haripriya, Dr. R. Parameswaran, (2025). A Study on the Impact of Emotional Intelligence on Employee Engagement in Hybrid Work Environment, International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management (ISJEM) Pg: 1 – 6 (Volume: 04 Issue: 06 | June – 2025)
  • Ms. V. Haripriya, Dr. R. Parameswaran, (2025). Sustaining Engagement in the it Industry: The Interplay of Organizational Support and Employee Personality, Pg: 904 – 910 Advances in Consumer Research (Volume-2 | Issue-5 | October 2025)
  • Ms. V. Haripriya, Dr. R. Parameswaran, (2025). Impact of Employee Engagement on Job Satisfaction of It Employees, International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management (ISJEM) Pg: 1 – 8 (Volume: 04 Issue: 11 | Nov – 2025)

Dr B RATHINAPRIYA

  • Aswathy subramaniam & Rathnapriya, B. “Customer Satisfaction Towards Nostalgic Products”, in International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies, 12(SI),2025, pg.86-92.
  • Aswathy subramaniam & Rathnapriya, B. (2024). Customer Preference Towards Nostalgic Products. Journal of Lifestyle and SDGs Review, 4(4), e03622. https://doi.org/10.47172/2965-730X.SDGsReview.v4.n04.pe03622
  • Dr.B.Rathnapriya and Abdul Rihaskhan, A“Occupational satisfaction of auto drivers in Coimbatore district”, in Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE) 2024,pg.56-59.
  • Dr.B.Rathnapriya and Rakulram, S. “A study talent management among college teaching staff in Coimbatore district”, in Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE) 2024, pg.465-469.
  • Dr.B.Rathnapriya and Dr.M.Gayathiri, Exploring the Consequences: Corporate Greenwashing’s Effect on Society”,in Shanlax International Journal of Arts, Science and Humanities, vol.11, Issue.3,Feb 2024, pp. 50–54.

Mr E ARULPRAKASAM

  • Mahintha T, Arulprakasam E, Chitra P., Sarojadevi R,” Employee engagement and its impact on organizational success” Book Chapter- Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE), Pp 173-175, 2025
  • Vignesh V.; Arulprakasam E.; Nandhini A.; Sarojadevi R.,” “The study of efficiency and effectiveness of warehouse management in the automobile manufacturing industry” Book Chapter – Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE), Pp 176-179, 2025
  • Surya K.S.; Sarojadevi R.; Suguanthi G.M.; Arulprakasam E.,” Profitability analysis of the selected India cement industry” Book Chapter- Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE), Pp 213-216, 2025
  • Muthukumar M.; Sarojadevi R.; Krishnaveni V.; Arulprakasam E.” Financial performance of Subam Papers Private Limited in Tirunelveli” Book Chapter- Recent Research in Management, Accounting and Economics (RRMAE), Pp 210-121, 2025
  • D. Vishnu Vardhan, K. Jothi, E. Arulprakasam, J. Sudarvel, V. Mathan Kumar, and R. Gopi, “LIC policy holders utilization level towards online services in Tirupur district”, Book Chapter Emerging Technologies In Sustainable Innovation, Management and Development, pp 172-179, 2025

Mr B SUJITH

  • Kumar, M., Sujith, B., & Ranjith, R. (2025). Problems faced by employees in material handling in automobile industries. Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics (RRMAE): A Case Study on Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics, 260–263.
  • Indhumathi, M., Sujith, B., Kumar, M. A., Reshmi, S., & Sujitha, S. (2025). Employee perception toward training and development in private banks. Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics (RRMAE): A Case Study on Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics, 202–205.
  • Vivekhini, M., Ranjith, R., Nandhini, A., & Sujith, B. (2025). Job satisfaction and job involvement: Conceptual framework. Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics (RRMAE): A Case Study on Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics, 228–230.
  • Aishwarya, B., Reshmi, S., Sivakrithika, N., Sujith, B., & Sujitha, S. (2025). An analysis of employee attrition in the footwear industry. Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics (RRMAE): A Case Study on Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics, 164–168.
  • Abinaya, V., Amritha, S., Sumathi, G., Sujith, B., & Ranjith, R. (2025). Impact of welfare measures on job satisfaction of employees in the engineering industry. Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics (RRMAE): A Case Study on Recent Research in Management Accounting and Economics, 256–259.

Dr J JENIFER

  • Dhanabhakyam M , Jenifer JEconomic Impacts of Adapting artificial Intelligence with competency mapping in the IT sector. (Commerce and Management Journal, Volume – 9, Issue – 2, Pageno: 159 – 165. Feb – 2024
  • Dhanabhakyam M, Jenifer J, Benchmarking the impact of Iot Innovations: Advancements, challenges and future trends in the IT landscape (Asian Journal of Management and Commerce, Volume 5(1), 209-211), 2024.
  • Dhanabhakyam M, Jenifer J, Evaluating the Employee benchmark and its implications for organizational success in the IT sector. (Metszet Journal, Volume 8(9), 302 -310), 2023.
  • Dhanabhakyam M, Jenifer J, A Contrastive study on employee performance and benchmarking in the selected IT industry (International Journal of Advance Research in Science, Communication and Technology, Volume 3(2), 524 – 528, 2023)
  • Dhanabhakyam M, Jenifer J, Crisis management and benchmarking combined during the pandemic in wipro company (International Journal of novel research and development, Volume 7(5), 688-394, 2022.

Dr R JUDITH PRIYA

  • R. Judith Priya, “Evaluating the Financial Performance of Roots Industries India Pvt. Ltd. using Economic Value Added(EVA) and Financial Leverage“, Rabindra Bharati University Journal of Economics, Vol.XXIX, Pg.154-160, June 2025
  • ⁠R. Judith Priya, “Financial Performance Analysis of Amazon. Com. Inc using Sales Forecast Analysis, Ratio Analysis and Risk Assessment Analysis” , Business Studies, Vol.CLVI, No.6, Pg. No. 146-159, June 2025
  • R.Judith Priya, ” A Comprehensive Analysis on ELGI Equipments Limited using Comparative Statement, Cash, Conversion Cycle and Commensize Statement”, Arthshastra, Indian Journal of Economics and Research, Vol.14, Iss,01, Pg. No. 163-169 June 2025
  • ⁠R.Judith Priya, “A Financial Perspective on Business Growth and Stability Analysis using Cash Flow Statement”, IPE Journal of Management, Vol.15, No,9, Pg. No.139-144, June 2025
  • ⁠R. Judith Priya, “Financial Performance Evaluation of Roots Industries India Pvt. Ltd. using Dupont and Trend Analysis”, Arthshastra, Indian Journal of Economics and Research, Vol.14, No.5, Pg. No.170-178, June 2025

Dr P G PRIYADARSINI

  • Priyadarsini P.G, Dr. K. Poorna, “A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis of Mobile Health (mHealth) Research”, African Journal of Biomedical Research, ISSN 1119-5096, Vol.28, Issue 1, Page No. 87-93, Published 2024.
  • Priyadarsini P.G, Dr. K. Poorna, “Integration of mHealth and Sensors in Healthcare”, CAHIERS MAGELLANES-NS, ISSN 1624-1940, Vol.6, Issue 2, Page No. 3592-3607, Published 2024.
  • Priyadarsini P.G, Dr. K. Poorna, “A Bibliometric Study on mHealth and Artificial Intelligence”, Shodh Kosh: Journal of Visual and Performing Arts, ISSN 2582-7472, Vol.5, Issue 7, Page No. 38-46, Published 2024.
  • Priyadarsini P.G, Dr. K. Poorna, “Managing Long-term Conditions through mHealth Technology”, International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology, ISSN 2349-6002, Vol.11, Issue 3, Page No. 344-349, Published 2024.
  • Priyadarsini P.G, Dr. K. Poorna, “Overview about Cybercrime in India”, Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, ISSN 2349-5162, Vol.11, Issue 6, Page No. 346-353, Published 2024.

Dr M SIVAPRAKASAM

  • Dr.M.Sivaprakasam. “Satisfaction Costumers On Organic Products in Coimbatore City” ( Kanpur Philosophers- ISSN-2348-8301, Volume- IX, Issu,e – II, No: 2 2022)
  • Dr.MSivaprakasam & Dr.R.Jayachandran “A Study on Gold Exchange Traded Funds Performance and Relationship with Gold in India” (Journal of the Oriental Institute – ISSN-0030-5324, Volume- 72, Issue – 02, No: 4 , June – 2023)
  • Dr.M.Sivaprakasam & Mr.AJ.Jones Miller “Study on Cyber Security Trade in International Market” (Emerging Trends in Commerce And International Business – ISBN978-81-965284-4-7, October – 2023)
  • Dr.M.Sivaprakasam & Mr.AJ.Jones Miller “A Study on Corporate Tax Collection in India” (International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts – ISSN-2320-2882, Volume- 11, Issue – 12 December – 2023)
  • Dr.M.Sivaprakasam & Mr.AJ.Jones Miller “A Study on Retail Investors Market Risks and Behaviour Risks in Derivate Markets in India” (International Journal of Cultural Studies and social Sciences – ISSN2347-4777, Volume- 20, Issue – 01, Ni-57, January- June : 2024)

Events

EVENT REPORT FROM June to September 2025

PROGRAMME: SEMINAR
Date: 19.06.2025

The Department of Commerce, Faculty of Arts, Science, Commerce & Management, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education organized a seminar on “IPR in Academia – From Research to Commercialization” on 19th June 2025 at Room V208. The session began with a welcome address by Dr. S. Jegadeeswari, Assistant Professor of Commerce. Dr. S. Karthik, Associate Professor, Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education, served as the resource person. He provided deep insights into the fundamentals and types of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), the role of IPR in research, and the processes involved in patent filing, IP management, and commercialization of academic inventions.

The seminar emphasized the importance of innovation, technology transfer, and government policies that support academic startups and patent filing. Real-life case studies made the session interactive and practical. A total of 79 students and 13 staff members actively participated, engaging in a lively Q&A session on topics such as IP ownership and startup support. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. V. Mathankumar, acknowledging the contributions of the speaker, participants, and organizing team.

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PROGRAMME: SPECIAL LECTURE SERIES
Date: 28.06.2025

The Department of Commerce, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, organized a Special Lecture Series on “Recent Reforms in GST” on 28th June 2025. The event began with a warm welcome address by Dr. R. Velmurugan, Professor and Programme Coordinator, who highlighted the importance of keeping abreast of the evolving Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms, given their significant impact on commerce and trade. The session was conducted by the distinguished resource person, Dr. P. Rajan, Deputy General Manager (Finance), NLC India Limited, who delivered an insightful lecture on the latest updates in the GST regime.

Dr. Rajan elaborated on the unified GST tax structure and recent government reforms aimed at simplifying compliance and enhancing transparency. He explained critical developments such as the rationalization of GST rates, phased implementation of e-invoicing, tightening of Input Tax Credit (ITC) mechanisms, and the introduction of simplified return filing processes. The resource person also discussed relevant judicial pronouncements and GST Council decisions, enriching the session with practical examples. The lecture saw active participation from 38 faculty members of the Commerce Department, who engaged in a fruitful interactive session on GST challenges and digital compliance tools. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. V. Mathankumar, expressing gratitude to the resource person, management, faculty, and attendees for their valuable contributions. The session proved to be a highly informative and timely academic engagement for all participants.

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PROGRAMME: SEMINAR
Date: 02.07.2025

The Department of Commerce, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, organized a seminar on Social Entrepreneurship on 2nd July 2025, attended by 63 faculty members and students. The session commenced with a welcome address by Dr. R. Velmurugan, Professor and Programme Coordinator, who highlighted the significance of social entrepreneurship in addressing societal challenges through innovative business solutions. The seminar was led by Dr. G. Raju, Senior Professor, University of Kerala, who explained how social entrepreneurs combine profit-making with social value creation to solve issues like poverty, education, healthcare, and environmental protection.

Dr. Raju emphasized the differences between traditional and social entrepreneurship, providing examples of successful social enterprises such as SELCO India and Grameen Bank. Key topics included funding sources like grants, donations, and impact investments, financial sustainability, and overcoming challenges such as funding shortages and market competition. The role of government, NGOs, and academic institutions in supporting social entrepreneurship was also discussed. The interactive Q&A session saw enthusiastic participation from attendees. The seminar concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. V. Mathan Kumar, who encouraged students to harness entrepreneurship for positive social impact.

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PROGRAMME: SEMINAR
Date: 04.07.2025

The Department of Commerce, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, conducted a two-day workshop on “Role of Artificial Intelligence in Investment Strategies” on 3rd and 4th July 2025. The workshop aimed to introduce students to how AI is changing the way investments are made. The event started with a welcome speech by Dr. S. Jagadeeswari, who spoke about the growing importance of AI in finance.

The sessions were led by Dr. S. Vanitha, an expert and certified trainer from SEBI and NISM. She explained how AI uses data and algorithms to help investors make better decisions, unlike traditional investing that relies on human judgment. The workshop covered real examples like robo-advisors and AI investment apps. Challenges such as data privacy and ethics were also discussed. Around 41 students participated actively, asking questions and showing keen interest in careers in financial technology. The workshop ended with a vote of thanks by Dr. V. Mathan Kumar, encouraging students to explore new technology in commerce. Overall, the event was informative and inspiring for all attendees.

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PROGRAMME: WORKSHOP
Date:09-07-2025 & 10-07-2025

The Department of Commerce, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, conducted a two-day workshop on “Mastering Financial Literacy – Empowering Students with Key Skills” on 9th and 10th July 2025. The workshop focused on practical financial skills like budgeting, saving, investing, debt management, and long-term financial planning. The event began with a welcome address by Ms. V. Haripriya, who emphasized the importance of financial literacy for students today.

The sessions were led by Dr. S. Balusamy, an experienced Securities Market Trainer with SEBI and NISM. Dr. Balusamy explained key financial concepts including the differences between money and share markets, various investment options, and the role of digital tools in making smart financial decisions. He also highlighted investor protection and regulations by SEBI. Students actively participated, asking questions about investments and career opportunities. The workshop ended with a vote of thanks by Dr. V. Mathan Kumar, encouraging students to apply the financial knowledge in their lives for a secure future.

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PROGRAMME: GUEST LECTURE
Date: 11-07-2025

The Department of Commerce, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, organized a Guest Lecture on 11th July 2025 on the topic “Financial Inclusion: Bridging the Gap in Emerging Markets.” The session aimed to raise awareness about the importance of providing financial services to all sections of society, especially in underdeveloped areas.

The event started with a welcome speech by Dr. R. Velmurugan, who spoke about how financial inclusion helps reduce poverty and supports economic growth. The lecture was delivered by Dr. R. Ganapathi, Associate Professor from Alagappa University, who explained key concepts of financial inclusion, the role of Microfinance, Self-Help Groups, FinTech, and government schemes like Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana. He also highlighted the challenges such as lack of infrastructure and awareness, and suggested ways to overcome them. The session ended with an interactive Q&A and a vote of thanks by Dr. V. Mathan Kumar. Around 66 faculty and students attended, making it a valuable and insightful event.

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PROGRAMME: SEMINAR
Date: 14-07-2025

The Department of Commerce, Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, conducted a seminar on 14th July 2025 titled “Strategic Thinking and Planning: Skills for Navigating Business Challenges.” The session aimed to equip students and faculty with important skills to handle the ever-changing business environment through effective strategy and planning.

The seminar was inaugurated with a welcome speech by Dr. R. Velmurugan, who highlighted the importance of strategic skills for business success. The session was led by Dr. P. Radha from Jain University, Bangalore. She explained key concepts like vision setting, innovation, risk assessment, and tools such as SWOT and PESTLE analysis. Real-life examples and case studies were shared to help participants understand how strategic thinking supports growth and competitive advantage. The seminar concluded with an interactive Q&A and a vote of thanks by Dr. V. Mathan Kumar. The event was attended by 67 students and faculty members, making it an enriching academic experience.

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PROGRAMME: GUEST LECTURE
Date: 06.08.2025

The Department of Commerce at Karpagam Academy of Higher Education hosted a Guest Lecture on 6th August 2025, titled “Career Opportunities and Financial Status,” featuring Dr. K. Prabakaran, Director of Edufy Technology, Coimbatore. The session opened with a welcome by Dr. R. Velmurugan, who stressed the importance of keeping up with changing job markets and financial literacy for commerce students. Dr. Prabakaran shared valuable insights on emerging career fields like FinTech, digital banking, data analytics, investment advisory, and entrepreneurship. He encouraged students to pursue certifications such as CFA, CMA, and CPA to improve their employability. The lecture also covered key personal finance topics including budgeting, credit management, stock market basics, and setting financial goals early for a secure future.

The session was highly interactive, with students engaging in discussions about career planning, resume building, interview preparation, and adapting to technological advances such as AI and automation in finance. Dr. Prabakaran’s real-world examples and industry experience made the talk relatable and motivating. The event concluded with a vote of thanks from Dr. V. Mathan Kumar, who praised the speaker and participants. Overall, the lecture equipped students with practical knowledge and inspired them to develop skills, embrace entrepreneurial thinking, and confidently prepare for successful careers and financial well-being

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PROGRAMME: TRADE FAIR
Date: 13-08-2025 & 14-08-2025

The Department of Commerce at Karpagam Academy of Higher Education hosted a vibrant two-day Trade Fair on 13th and 14th August 2025 to inspire entrepreneurship and creativity among students. The event began with a lamp lighting ceremony by Dr. V. Ragavi and Vice Chancellor Dr. S. Ravi, who emphasized the importance of building confidence and leadership through practical business exposure. Dr. R. Velmurugan highlighted how the fair connects academic learning with real-world trade skills.

Fifty student-run stalls showcased a variety of products, from crafts to food and garments, attracting over 600 participants who actively engaged as organizers and visitors. Guided by faculty members, the fair promoted teamwork, communication, and leadership. Dr. V. Mathan Kumar concluded the event with appreciation, celebrating the fair as a successful platform for innovation and practical learning, empowering students to embark on their entrepreneurial journeys with confidence.

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MoU

              1. MoU with International Skill Development Corporation (ISDC) integrated with Association of Charted Certified Accountants (ACCA) UK Professional body of Chartered Accountants, June, 2020
              2. MoU with TATA Consultancy Services B.Com (BPS) Programme, chief guest Mr. Rajiv Noronha, Vice President and Head, Organizational Effectiveness, Tata Consultancy Services on May 04, 2019.
              3. MoU with Institute of Cost Accountant of India on June 01, 2018.
              4. MoU with Insurance Institute of India Department of Commerce MoU With Insurance Institute of India, Chief Guest Mr. G. Venugopal, Chairman, Insurance Institute of India, Mumbai on April 05, 2017.

Workshop

  1. Workshop on “IPR Strategies for Start-ups” on 11.03.2026.
  2. Workshop on “Raising Capital and Financial Planning for Startups” for Third year B.Com PA Students on 23.02.2026.
  3. One-day skill training workshop on Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) for the III B.Com CA-A students on 29.01.2026
  4.  Workshop on “Protecting IPR and IP Management for Start-ups” on 22.12.2025.
  5. Workshop on “Protecting IPR and IP Management for Start-ups” on 15th December 2025.
  6. Workshop on “Accounts in Accounting Software @ Tally ERP” Chief Guest Dr. D. C. Stalin, Assistant Professor in Accounts and Finance, Sur University College, Sultanate of Oman on 19th February.
  7. Workshop on Organised “Live stock trading Demo” for Faculty by Shri.Ranganathan M., Assistant Manager, Daily Gong, MSE Fsl, Chennai. on 27th January 2021.
  8. Workshop on Research Methodology on Social Sciences on 28 and 29th February 2020.
  9. Workshop on “Tally”, Chief Guest Mr. Venkatachalapathy, Tally Project Head, AXN Infotech, Coimbatore on 03rd December 2019.
  10. Workshop on “Advanced Excel”, Chief Guest Mr. Parthasarathy on 14th March 2019
  11. Workshop on Research Implications of GST, Chief Guest Mr. Algau Pandi, Corporate, Tally and GST Trainer, Kalvi Educational Trust, Coimbatore on 03rd May 2017.

BIZ COM Association Activities

              1. National Level Inter Collegiate Meet on February 27, 2020.
              2. National Level Inter Collegiate Meet on March 03, 2017.
              3. National Level Inter Collegiate Meet on March 08, 2016.

Guest Lecture

          1. Guest lecture on “Building a Discrimination-Free Community” on 04.09.2025.
          2. “Spotlighting Entrepreneurship as a Career”, Chief Guest Mr.M. Ramesh Kanna, Assistant Professor,M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering (Autonomus) Karur, Coimbatore on 25th November 2021.
          3. “How to overcome the Hurdles to Begin Start – UP”, Chief Guest Dr.H.vinesh Ramamoorthy, Assistant Professor, Sri Krishna College of Arts & Science , Coimbatore on 23rd November 2021.
          4. “Entrepreneurship Skill development Amoung Students”, Chief Guest Dr.Sethupathy K, Assistant Professor & Head, Department Of Management Studies, St. Joseph University, Nagaland, Coimbatore on 14th August 2021.
          5. “Expectation of Corporates With Alumnus Interaction”, Chief Guest Ms. Jananai .R, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Specilaist of Balance Sheet Subscript Chennai & Ms.Harshnee.P, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Information Process Enabler Chennai, Coimbatore on 31st  July 2021.
          6. “Protagonist of CSR in Business Strategy”, Chief Guest Dr.J.A.Raja ,Assistant Professor,Vishwa Chethana degree College, Bengaluru, Karnataka, Coimbatore on 20th July 2021.
          7. “Virtual Parents Meeting”, Chief Guest Dr.V.Krishnaveni, Coordinator, Department of Commerce- Department of B.com (PA) & (BPS) Karpagam Academy of Higher Education, Coimbatore on 17th July 2021.
          8. “Glimpse on Consumer Protection Act”, Chief Guest Adv. John Neelankavil. Adcocate in Kerala High Court, Coimbatore on 18th June 2021.
          9. “Leadership Communication”, Chief Guest Ms.Reshma. K, Assistant Professor, Departement Of Commerce St.Aloysius College Kerala,Coimbatore on 14th & 15th May 2021.
          10. “Artificial Intelligence in Marketing”, Chief Guest Dr. S. Kumar Chandar, Associate Professor, School of Business & Management, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Coimbatore on 27th April 2021.
          11. “Corporate Etiquette”, Chief Guest Ms. Frieda Manjaly, IT Operations Consultant, Accenture’s IT Infrastructure services, Coimbatore on 22nd April 2021.
          12. “Awareness of SAP”, Chief Guest Mrs. Jayachithra Mayilsamy,Head, Curriculum Development, Neogenics Pvt. Ltd, Coimbatore on 10th April 2021.
          13. “Rudimentary Research”, Chief Guest Dr.R.bhuvaneshwari , Assistant Profesor,Departement of BBA(BPM),PSGR Krishnammal College For Women, Coimbatore on 9th April 2021.
          14. “Competing Similar with Business Communication Pattern”, Chief Guest Mr.Vijaykumar, General Manager, Neogenics Pvt. Ltd, Coimbatore on 25th March 2021.
          15. “Income Tax Forum”, Chief Guest Mr.A.Sarfudeen, Senior software Trainer, Institute of Computer Accountant, Elysium Academy ,Coimbatore on 23rd march 2021.
          16. “Glimpse on Women Leadership”, Chief Guest Dr. Raji Jennet, Assistant Professor, Department of management Rathinam College, Coimbatore11th march 2021.
          18. Guest Lecture on “Recent Proclivities in Banking Sector” Chief Guest M.M. Joseph, Certified Associate, Indian Institute of Banker, New Delhi on 19th February 2021.
          19. Guest Lecture on “ Budget Meet – 2021 : Sectorial Analysis” by Mr. Amnnamalai, Annamalai Capital P Ltd, Coimbatore, on 16th February 2021 .
          20. Webinar on “Indian Accounting Standards” R .V.B. Madavan, Founder Trustee of Aram Foundation Charitable Trust, Coimbatore. On 3rd February 2021
          21. Webinar on “Awareness Programme on Smart Shopping” Student Driven Activity on 3rd February 2021.
          22. Webinar on “International Financial Reporting Standards, Dr.s.Karthick, Associate Professor in Commerce, Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education, Krishnankoil. On 29th January 2021.
          23. Guest Lecture on “Skillsets of Entrepreneur” Wednesday, R. PREETHA, Professor & Head, Department of Management, VLB Arts & Science College, Coimbatore. on 27th January 2021
          24. Webinar on “Innovative Marketing Strategies” Student Driven Activity on 23rd January 2021.
          25. Webinar on “Online Talent Quest Competition 2021” Student Driven Activity  on 09th January 2021.
          26. Guest Lecture on “The Art of Public Speaking” Cheif Guest Dr.M.Suryakumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, Periyar University, Salem. On 5th January 2021.
          27. Webinar on “Student Self – Driven Activity”, Dr.T.Kalakumari, Assistant Professor, KAHE, on 24th December 2020.
          28. Guest Lecture on “Hardwork Always Pays off” Chief Guest Dr. K. K. Shyam Umasankar, Shyam Foundation, Coimbatore on 30th September 2020.
          29. Webinar on “Budding Auditors & Financial Professionals”  Chief Guest Mr. Calvin Fredy Paul, Regional Manager – Business Development – International Skill Development Corporation on 24 – 26th September 2020.
          30. Guest Lecture on “Emerging Opportunities for Commerce Graduates” Chief Guest Thiru CA. K. JALAPATHI, Vice Chairman – SIRC of ICAI Coimbatore on 01st August 2020.
          31. Webinar on “Managing Emotions for Maximum Results in a Classroom” Chief Guest, Ms.Devi Suganya, Founder of Aakruthi Educational Trust and NLP Coach, Consoler, Corporate trainer and Speaker, Bangalore on 25th June 2020.
          32. Webinar on “A Cognitive Exploration of the Self” Chief Guest, Dr.Navya, Associate Professor, Chimaya Institute of Technology, Kannur, Kerala on 02nd June 2020.
          33. Webinar on  “Developing People Skills” Chief Guest Dr. Benazir.Y, Founder and Managing Director, Edu Care Academy, Coimbatore. on 20th May 2020.
          34. Webinar on “Adopting to the new benchmark in future” Chief Guest Dr. R.PADMA, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Sree Saraswathi Thiyagaraja College, Pollachi on 15th May 2020
          35. Webinar on “Building Entrepreneurial Eco system –After COVID 19” Chief Guest Dr. A IYAPPAN, ICSSR Post Doctoral Fellow, Alagappa Institute of Management. Alagappa University, Karaikudi on 15th May 2020
          36. International Webinar on “Transforming you from Good to Great” Chief Guest Dr. S. Dhayanithi, Business Instructor, Shinas Vocational College, Shinas, on 13th May 2020.
          37. National webinar on “Inculcating Entrepreneurial Competencies” chief Guest, Dr. GANESH.B, Assistant Professor & Entrepreneurship Development Cell Coordinator, Kerala Institute of Co-Operative Management, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala on 11th May 2020.
          38. “Financial Inclusion”, Chief Guest Thiru. J. Vanangamudi, Senior Manager (Retd.), Canara Bank, Director, JV Associates and JV Academy, Director, SSPT Logistics, Coimbatore on 04th October 2019.
          39. “Behavioral Finance”, Chief Guest Dr. Malabika Deo, Professor, Dept. of Commerce, Pondicherry Central University, Pondicherry on 11th October 2019.
          40. “GST – An Overview”, Chief Guest Dr. V. Balachandran, Professor, Dept. of Management, Central University of Kerala on 06th December 2019.
          41. “Recent Research Areas in Social Sciences”, Chief Guest Dr. K. Sankaran, Former Associate Professor and Head, Department. of Commerce. DB Jain College, Chennai on 14th December 2019.
          42. “A Glimpse of Insurance”, Chief Guest Mr. V. Vetrivel, Secretary, Insurance Institute of India on 14th July 2018.
          43. “Expectation from Industry”, Chief Guest CMD Mani Krishnamurthy, Indian Navy Retd., on 09th August 2018.
          44. “Entrepreneurship Development”, Chief Guest Ms. Nivethitha, Proprietor, Bills and Berry, Coimbatore on 19th September 2018.
          45. “Financial Statement Analysis”, Chief Guest Dr. M. Selvam, Professor, Department. of Commerce, Alagappa University, Karaikudi on 13th October 2018.

Other Activities

  1. “Bank Expo” on 05.03.2026.
  2. “Advision 2K26 Intra Department Meet” on 03.03.2026.
  3. Extension Activity on Financial Literacy Week 2026 an RBI Initiative with theme “KYC- Your First Step to Safe Banking” on 13.02.2026 at 11.00 a.m., flagged off from Rhythm NGO, Race Course, Coimbatore along with 100 volunteers to participate in the Awareness Rally.
  4. Seminar on “Business Model Canavas-Design, Test and Iterate” on 13.02.2026.
  5. One day National Conference a “Reimagining Economic Growth: Innovation and Inclusion for achieving SDGs” on 04.03.2026.
  6. Commerce Exhibition, in which commerce based financial products will be displayed by the students on 04.02.2026.
  7. Two-day Technical event on “VINSTORA 2026” on 2nd and 3rd February 2026.
  8. Seminar on “Design Thinking in Accounting: Solving Real-World Financial Problems “for III B.Com students on 29.01.2026.
  9. Skill Development Program on “Building a Chatbot Using Generative AI” from 08.01.2026 for undergraduate students.
  10. Hands-on-Training Programme on “Internet of Things Sensor to Cloud Connect” on 07.01.2026.
  11.  “Basics of Depositories and Stock Exchanges in Capital Markets” on 19th December 2025 for the II B.Com and III B.Com students.
  12. Swachhata Hi Seva Extension Activity along with 100 students and 3 Faculty members will participate in Awareness Rally and Temple Cleaning Campaign at Othakkalmandapam on 05.12.2025.
  13. Alumni Lecture Series for I & II-year students from 01st December to 5th December 2025.
  14. Five -day Faculty Development Program on “Tally Prime with GST” for our Commerce Department Faculties from 24.11.2025 to 28.11.2025.
  15. Event on “Talent Hunt 2025- Poster Presentation on Sustainable Business Practices” on 24.09.2025 for I UG students of the Commerce stream.
  16. Seminar on “Understanding Commodity Markets: Opportunities and Investment Strategies” on 01.09.2025.
  17. IC Seminar on “Innovate the Smart Way: LMS Expert Talk on Design Thinking” on 29.08.2025.
  18. Skill Development Programme on “ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programme) on HANA (High-Performance ANalytic Appliance)” for the final year UG students on 26.08.2025
  19. Trade Fair on 13.08.2025 & 14.08.2025
  20. Alumni Interaction for the First year Induction Programme by our Alumni Mr.Dinesh M, Test Manager, Tata Consultancy Services on 15.07.2025 and Mr.Saravana Kumar R, Entrepreneur,Coimbatore on 16.07.2025
  21. Alumni Interaction First Year Induction Programme on 18.07.2025 from 9.00am to 10.40am by our Alumni Mr. M. Mohamed Eliyas, Associate, State Street, Coimbatore.
  22. Organized “International Tourism Day” on the theme “Tourism and Rural Development”. 28th September 2020.
  23. Constitution Day Celebration, N. Divya., BCA., M.Sc(UK)., BL., Advocate, Coimbatore District Legal Services Authority & ABS Law Firm, Coimbatore. 27th, November, 2020
  24. One Week Online Faculty Development Programme, Recent Advances in Business Studies, CA.G.Ramasamy, past president, ICAI Coimbatore and CA. K. Jalapathi, vice chairman – SIRC of ICAI, 07 to 13th August 2020.
  25. Commerce Lab exhibition, Chief Guest Mr. Manian, Financial Literacy Center – Amulya Canara Bank, Coimbatore on 01st March 2017.
  26. Soft Skill Development Programme, Chief Guest Dr. M. Suryakumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Periyar University, Salem on 11th February 2017.
  27. Extension Activity Implementation of Cashless Transactions, Chief Guest Mr. Manian Financial Literacy Center – Amulya, Canara Bank, Coimbatore on 09th February 2017.
  28. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp (EAC) DST – NIMAT Sponsored Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp (EAC), chief guest Dr. Meenakshi Balaganesh, Associate Director, Microbiology & Cell Biology, Astrazeneca India R & D, Bangalore, on 05 to 12th September, 2016

Department of Commerce with Computer Applications

Curriculum

B.Com. Computer Applications

  1. 2020-2021
  2. 2021-2022
  3. 2022-2023
  4. 2023-2024
  5. 2024-2025
  6. 2025-2026

Department of Professional Accounting

Curriculum

B.Com. Professional Accounting

  1. 2020-2021
  2. 2021-2022
  3. 2022-2023
  4. 2023-2024
  5. 2024-2025
  6. 2025-2026

Department of Business Process Services

Curriculum

B.Com. Business Process Services

  1. 2020-2021
  2. 2021-2022
  3. 2022-2023
  4. 2023-2024
  5. 2024-2025
  6. 2025-2026

Department of International Accounting and Finance

Curriculum

B.Com. International Accounting and Finance

  1. 2020-2021
  2. 2021-2022
  3. 2022-2023
  4. 2023-2024
  5. 2024-2025
  6. 2025-2026

Department of Financial Analytics

Curriculum

B.Com. Financial Analytics

  1. 2021-2022
  2. 2022-2023
  3. 2023-2024
  4. 2024-2025
  5. 2025-2026

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