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About Commerce Department

The Department of Commerce was established in 1972, at the very inception of the college. With a strong tradition of dedicated faculty and excellent academic results, the department has grown into a cornerstone of the institution. Faculty members actively use ICT tools for teaching, and a bridge course is conducted at the start of each academic year to familiarise new students with the curriculum and career opportunities in commerce.

The Student-Teacher-Guardian (Mentor-Mentee) Scheme is implemented to identify and address academic, social, and financial challenges early. Most students go on to pursue post-graduation, and all faculty maintain close contact with students to guide them on competitive examinations and career paths.

Head of department

Dr. Sannake Amasiddha Chandrasha

M.Com., SET, NET, Ph.D.

department shedule

Mon – Tue

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Wed- Thu

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

2nd and 4th Sat

Open

Sunday

Closed

What We Offer

Programmes Offered

B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce)
Duration: 3 Years (6 Semesters)
Eligibility: H.S.C. from any stream, Maharashtra Board or equivalent
Syllabus: NEP 2020 / CBCS Framework

Curriculum

Teaching Syllabus

Commerce ▲
First Year
Second Year
Third Year 📄 TY Syllabus

Programme Outcomes

Course / Outcome

Outcome Statements

Financial Accounting

Understand accounting principles; prepare trading, P&L, and balance sheets.

Business Organisation

Classify business activities; analyse company structures and management roles.

Corporate Accounting

Issue of shares; amalgamation; valuation of goodwill and shares.

Cost Accounting

Differentiate cost & financial accounting; define job/process/contract costing.

Income Tax

Compute income from salary, property, and other sources.

Management Accounting

Prepare budgets; calculate break-even point and ratio analysis.

Business Communication

Develop written/oral skills; resume preparation; interview & GD techniques.

Upon completion of the B.Com. degree, graduates will be able to:

Understand the role of business and its implications on society.
Apply conceptual knowledge of accounting and maintain financial records.
Acquire entrepreneurial, legal, and managerial skills.
Identify avenues of marketing and banking — both traditional and modern.
Develop communication skills for success in business and professional life.
Improve competency to become eligible and employable in the job market.
Recognise ethical responsibilities and value systems in business.
Apply business concepts; inculcate social responsibility and value systems.
Resolve legal issues related to employees, investors, and consumers.
Prepare financial statements using accounting principles and provisions.
Develop professional knowledge in finance and taxation.
Implement modern strategies in costing, banking, marketing, and auditing.
Practise communication techniques in business and profession.
Use mathematical and statistical tools in academics and research.
Develop student competency for the global job market
Equip students with skills to become successful entrepreneurs.
Enhance practical accounting knowledge for national requirements.

Our Faculty

Teaching Staff

Nupoor Maruti Awsarmol

Assistant Professor

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Departmental Events

Recent Activities

Departmental Activities include ▲
Wall Paper “ORBIT” publication
Quiz Competitions & Group Discussions
Crossword and Word Puzzle competitions
Use of LMS platforms (Moodlecloud, Google Classroom)
Online teaching via Zoom and Google Meet
Mentor-Mentee Mechanism
Continuous Assessment Programme
Departmental Library & WhatsApp student communication groups

Our Graduates

Alumni Voices

Our graduates have gone on to lead in industry, academia, and research. Discover the journey of our alumni and how they are shaping the world.

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