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The Department of B.Com (Honours) – ACCA conducted a Value Added Course on “Financial
Operating Statements: Analysis and Interpretation for Financial Management” from 21.09.2026 to
26.09.2026 at Hall No. S1, Subbalakshmi Block, SLCS, for the III Year B.Com (Hons)–ACCA
students. The sessions were handled by ACCA Akilandeswari R, International Skill Development
Corporation (ISDC), Bangalore. The primary objective of the course was to provide students with in-
depth knowledge and practical exposure to the analysis and interpretation of financial operating
statements for effective financial management and business decision-making. The sessions focused
on developing students’ understanding of financial performance, interpretation of financial
information, and application of financial analysis techniques in practical business situations. The
course aimed to equip students with practical knowledge and analytical skills in understanding
income statements, cash flow statements, cost and revenue analysis, financial performance
indicators, and key financial ratios. The sessions also helped students understand how financial
information can be analysed and interpreted to support managerial decision-making and assess the
financial health and performance of business organisations. The course was highly useful and
provided students with valuable insights into financial statement analysis and financial management
practices. Students actively participated in the sessions and gained practical exposure to analysing
financial information and applying their knowledge in business decision-making.
A total of 23 students actively participated in the programme and benefited from the knowledge,
guidance, and practical insights shared by the resource person.

The Department of Commerce (HONS) – ACCA organized an industrial visit to PARLE-G FACTORY, MADURAI, on 12.09.2026. During the visit, the students gained practical exposure to the production process, management practices, and human resource management followed in the organization. They understood the various stages involved in the manufacturing and packaging of biscuits, along with the functioning of machinery and equipment used in the production process. The students found the production planning, quality control, and packaging activities particularly interesting. They also gathered valuable information about the company’s initiatives in product innovation, productivity improvement, cost reduction, and maintaining quality standards. A total of 72 students from ACCA and Honours, accompanied by faculty members, participated in the industrial visit. The visit provided the students with valuable practical knowledge and helped them relate their classroom learning to real-world industrial practices.INDUSTRIAL VISIT AT PARLE-G FACTORY

The Department of Honours organizing an insightful seminar on “The Future of Chartered Accountancy in the Digital Era” with the objective of familiarizing students with the evolving role of Chartered Accountants in today’s technology-driven business environment.

The seminar focused on the rapid digital transformation taking place in the fields of accounting, auditing, taxation, and financial management. The resource person highlighted how emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, Data Analytics, and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) are reshaping the accounting profession and creating new opportunities for Chartered Accountants.

The Department of Commerce (Honours), under the aegis of the CA NEXUS Association, organized the Chartered Accountant Day Celebration for II and III Year students on 01.07.2026 at the TVR Seminar Hall, SLCS Block, with the objective of creating academic and career awareness about the Chartered Accountancy profession. The programme commenced with a warm welcome to the resource person, CA.A.A. Jayachandran, Chartered Accountant, Madurai, who delivered an insightful and engaging session on the significance of Chartered Accountant Day and the vital role of Chartered Accountants in the evolving business and financial environment. The speaker highlighted the diverse career opportunities available in the field of Chartered Accountancy, the importance of professional ethics, continuous learning, and the skills required to succeed in the
profession.
The session also emphasized the growing demand for finance professionals in the contemporary corporate world and encouraged students to pursue professional qualifications alongside their academic studies. An interactive question-and-answer session enabled students to clarify their doubts regarding the CA course, examination process, career prospects, and industry expectations. The resource person provided valuable guidance and practical insights, motivating students to prepare themselves for future professional challenges.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the resource person for sharing his expertise and inspiring the students. The Chartered Accountant Day Celebration proved to be highly informative and beneficial, enhancing students awareness of the profession and encouraging them to explore rewarding career opportunities in the field of accounting and finance.

The Pinnacle Association of the Department of Commerce (Honours) of Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science (SLCS), Madurai, organized a Value Added Course – Accounts Pro: Computerized Financial Accounting (Tally ERP 9) from 06.10.2025 to 11.10.2025 for the III Year students. With the support of an efficient team of eminent faculty members from SSI Institution, Madurai, the training was conducted effectively. This course was designed to provide in-depth and practical knowledge on the usage of Tally software. As part of the training, module-wise tests were conducted frequently, and students’ performance was analyzed to assess their level of understanding. A total of 14 students registered for the course, and all 14 students successfully completed the programme.

The training enhanced students’ practical accounting skills and improved their confidence in using computerized accounting software. It also helped them understand real-time business transactions and their recording in Tally. The course provided industry-relevant exposure, preparing students for career opportunities in accounting and finance. Overall, the programme was highly beneficial in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

The Department of Commerce (Honours) of Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science (SLCS), Madurai, organized a Value Added Course for the I, II, and III Year students from 23rd to 29th October 2025, with a total of 92 students participating in the programme. The course was designed based on the CA Foundation syllabus, covering all four subjects, with the objective of strengthening the academic foundation of the students. During the course, comprehensive coaching was provided through well-structured sessions. Study materials, including notes and question banks, were shared with the students to support their learning process. Regular homework assignments were also given to reinforce learning and ensure continuous practice. Periodic tests were conducted, and the performance of the students was evaluated to assess their understanding and progress. The sessions were interactive and enabled students to clarify their doubts, enhance their conceptual clarity, and improve their exam preparedness. The course witnessed active participation and proved to be highly beneficial in equipping students with the necessary knowledge and skills required for the CA Foundation examination. The Value Added Course was successfully completed, contributing significantly to the academic development of the students.

The Department of Commerce (Honours) of Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science (SLCS), Madurai, organized an Educational Tour from 18th to 21st September for the III Year students. A total of 14 students participated in the tour and were accompanied by Dr.Selvaraj, Head of the Department, and Ms.Jeyameena, Assistant Professor. The team departed from the college campus on the night of 18th September and travelled overnight to Cochin. On 19th September, the students reached Cochin, had refreshments and breakfast, and proceeded to Wonderla Amusement Park. In the evening, the group checked into the hotel, had dinner, and stayed overnight.On 20th September, after breakfast and checking out from the hotel, the team travelled to Vagamon, enjoying the scenic journey. Upon arrival, the students participated in a jeep safari, covering major local attractions such as Justine View Point, IlaveezhaPoonchira, and IllikkalKallu. After lunch, the students continued their visit in Vagamon, appreciating the scenic surroundings and spending time together in a calm and natural environment. After dinner, the team departed from Vagamon and travelled back to Madurai. The students reached the college campus early on 21st September, marking the successful completion of the Educational Tour. The tour provided students with memorable experiences, enhanced bonding among classmates, members, and offered valuable exposure beyond the classroom, contributing significantly to their overall academic and personal development.

The Department of Commerce (Honours) organized an Industrial Visit to Dattatreya Textiles Pvt. Ltd., Madurai, on 11^th October 2025 for the students of II Year B.Com (Honours). A total of 44 students, accompanied by faculty members, participated in the visit with the objective of gaining practical exposure to industrial operations and enhancing their understanding of textile manufacturing processes.The primary aim of the visit was to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-time industrial practices. During the visit, students were introduced to the various stages involved in the production of yarn, including raw material handling, processing, and finishing. They also observed the functioning of advanced machinery used in textile manufacturing and gained insights into different yarn designs and quality standards.Feedback from the students indicated that the visit was highly informative and beneficial in understanding the practical aspects of their academic curriculum. Overall, the industrial visit was successfully conducted and proved to be an enriching learning experience. It played a vital role in strengthening students’ knowledge by connecting classroom concepts with practice.