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The Department of Commerce (Honours–ACCA) organized an Industrial Visit to Dattatreya Textiles Pvt. Ltd., Madurai, on 12th March 2026 for I Year B.Com (Honours–ACCA) students. A total of 24 students, along with faculty members, participated with the objective of gaining practical exposure to industrial operations and textile manufacturing processes.

During the visit, students were introduced to various stages of yarn production, including raw material handling, processing, and finishing. They observed advanced machinery in operation and gained insights into yarn design, quality standards, and production planning and scheduling.

The visit provided an interactive learning experience, allowing students to engage with industry professionals and clarify their doubts. Overall, the visit was highly informative and helped bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, enhancing students’ analytical and observational skills.

The Department of Commerce (Honours) ACCA conducted a “Value Added course “Financial Operating Statements” from 22.09.2025 to 30.09.2025 at Hall No. 116 of SLCS Annexure block for the ACCA Second year students. The sessions were handled by resource persons Mr. G. Ganesh Balaji, ACCA, Tutor from International Skill Development Corporation (ISDC). The Primary objective of the session was to provide students with in-depth knowledge and practical exposure to the preparation, analysis, and interpretation of financial operating statements used in business organizations. The session aimed to equip students with practical knowledge and analytical skills in preparing and interpreting financial operating statements such as income statements, cash flow statements, cost and revenue analysis, and key ratios.This course was highly useful and provided valuable insights into financial reporting. Students actively participated and gained valuable exposure to the use of financial operating statements in business decision-making. In total 19 students actively participated in the program and benefitted from the knowledge shared.

The Department of Honours (ACCA) 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 27 students participated in the tour, comprising 13 ACCA students, 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, Ilaveezha Poonchira, and Illikkal Kallu. 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.

Department of Commerce (Hons-ACCA) organized an industrial visit to DATTATREYA TEXTILES PVT. LTD., in Madurai on 11.10.2025. 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 technical aspects involved in manufacturing yarn of various designs and quality, along with the functioning of machinery used in production. The students found the production planning and scheduling activities particularly interesting. They also gathered information about the company’s initiatives in product innovation, productivity improvement, and cost reduction. A total of 22 students from II Year ACCA, accompanied by 2 faculty members participated in the visit.

The Department of B.Com (Honours) ACCA successfully organized an insightful session under the royal charter association titled “A Career Guidance Program on becoming ACCA Affiliates” on 02.08.2025 SLCS Annexure block Hall no: 116. The event was specifically aimed at second and third-year ACCA students to provide them with essential guidance and effective strategies for their upcoming December term examinations. The session was graced by Mrs. Nandadevi K V, Business Relationship Manager, ISDC, Mangalore delivered an engaging and informative talk focused on digital exam strategies and resource utilization. During her address, emphasized the importance of practicing in the digital mode, particularly on laptops, as the ACCA exams are conducted online. She also introduced students to the variety of free resources available on the official ACCA website, including Study Hub, mock test papers, and practice papers, encouraging them to utilize these tools to enhance their preparation. Furthermore, she stressed the value of professional networking and recommended that students stay in touch with their seniors and ACCA affiliates, especially those who have already completed the program, to gain insights into current market trends, job opportunities, and industry expectations. She also encouraged them to connect via LinkedIn and other professional platforms to build meaningful connections in the ACCA community. The session included a lively Q&A segment, where students asked a range of questions related to exams and career paths. The chief guest responded thoughtfully to each query, offering practical tips and motivational advice. The interaction added great value to the session and was highly appreciated by the attendees. The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. S. Charumathi, an Assistant professor of the department.  In total, 1 faculty and 40 students benefited from the session.