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The Department of Commerce participated in Intercollegiate Meet organised by Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women on February 29, 2024. Totally, 15 students from I Year (B.Com B&I ) had participated in the Inter Collegiate Meet. Mrs. E.Hema, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce (B&I), accompanied the students. Miss. S.Sai Sruthi and Miss. K.A.Priya Dharshini of I B.com (Banking & Insurance) received the first prize in Photography  Event, and Miss. G.Keerthiga and Miss. Bhuvanewshwari of I B.com (Banking & Insurance) received the third prize in the Rangoli competition. The participants received  awards for their active participation in all the events.

The Department of Commerce (B&I) conducted a value-added course on Tally ERP9 for the students of II B.Com. B&I, for 5 days from February 12, 2024  to February 16,2024.

Course Outcome

• The students were able to gain expertise in accounting concepts and the double entry system using Tally ERP9 software.
• The students got familiar with the features and important components of Tally ERP9 software.
• The students gained proficiency in the processing and recording of transactions and managing account information using Tally ERP9 software.

        SSI Education Institute from Madurai takeup the session in an effective manner for all 80 students in II B.Com,(B&I). The students worked out more problems using Tally ERP9, and they became proficient in using Tally ERP9 software as well. They were motivated and inspired to choose their career using Tally ERP 9 software..

The Department of Commerce (Banking and Insurance) has conducted a value added program on ‘Digital Banking’ for I-Year students from March 4, 2024, to March 8, 2024. Dr. D. Abraham Pradeep, Assistant Professor, RLIMS, addressed the session. The expert covered topics related to Digital Marketing concepts, theories, and practices in digital banking and made the session interactive and effective. Totally 47 students of I B.Com,(B&I) benefited from this program.

Course Outcome

• The students understand the definition and scope of digital/e-banking and how it differs from conventional banking.
• The students analyzed current trends, directions, and innovations within the digital banking industry.

The Department of Commerce (Banking and Insurance) of Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science organized an Educational Tour to “Vagamon and Cochin” on March 14, 2024 (Thursday) to March 16, 2024 (Saturday) to explore the places, culture, and food of our neighboring state. The students got an opportunity to visit the tourist places in and around Cochin and gain commercial knowledge through this visit by interacting with the local people. This way of experiential learning motivated the students to initiate startups in the future at tourist places.

The Department of Commerce (Banking and Insurance) organized a seminar on the Awareness and Opportunities of the Securities Market in India on January 6, 2024 for II and III B.Com students at Seminar hall. Mr. B. Badrinarayanan, Senior Executive, BSE IPF, Chennai, and Mr.B.Karthick, Head, Tamil Nadu Region CDSL, have been invited as the Resource Person for the seminar. They explianed in detail about awareness of the stock market, types of investor in the stock market and the Indian stock market instruments.

Outcome of the Programme

• Understand the basics of securities markets.
• Examine the current state of stock exchange awareness in India.
• Know the factors that discourage investing in the stock market.

The Department of Commerce participated in state – level intercollegiate meet organised by Lady Doak College on February 16, 2024. Totally, 15 students from I Year of B.COM (Banking & Insurance) participated in the Inter Collegiate Meet. Mrs.E.Hema, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce (B&I), accompanied the students. The students received participation certificates for all the events.

            I and II-year B.Com, (B&I) students organized a farewell meet for the III-year B.Com, (B&I) students on March 29, 2024, at the NS annexure building. The program commenced with a prayer song, followed by the welcome address that is delivered by Mr. HITENDHAR SINGH.U of II B.Com, (B&I). The presidential address was delivered by Mrs.V.Padmavathy, Head of the Department, Mr. N. Arunkumar, Dr.A.Devi, and Mrs.E.Hema conducted this session. Mrs.V.Padmavathy, Head of the Department, conveyed the best wishes to all the outgoing students. Many games were conducted by I and II year B.Com (B&I) students to entertain the III year students. The program ended with a National Anthem.

            Our Alumni (2018-2021 batch) Mr. Deepan, Management Trainee from Purchase Department, Kazhana Jewellers, interacted with our 78 students  of III B.Com. (B&I) on February 26, 2024. He spoke on the importance of the license and associate exam and other career opportunities in banking and insurance companies. All the students actively participated and gained more knowledge about career opportunities in banking and insurance companies.

Outcome of the Programme

During the meeting, the alumni shared their experiences with the students, which they had faced after stepping out of the institution.

• It creates a special bond with the students, who have already established themselves in the outside world.
• The event was utilized to apply experience to a real-life situation.
• The alumni helped the students by giving guidance for academic and co-curricular activities.

The students of I B.Com, (Banking & Insurance) at Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science, Madurai, organized a one-day camp and an awareness program at “Plastic-Free Village” in Solankuruni on March 1, 2024, under the Valayankulam Taluk.  The village president, Mr. Chandrapandi .M gave a warm and hearty honour for our camp students. Totally 47 students of I B. Com, (B & I) were involved in this program, and nearly 180 people benefit from the program.

 Outcome of the program:

The outcome of the one-day camp was manifold and highly impactful. It significantly increased awareness about the dire problem of plastic pollution and promoted reducing plastic usage in the community. The campaign also advocated for increased recycling and composting, fostering improved waste management practices. Moreover, the camp empowered the community to take proactive measures to protect the environment for the well-being of future generations. The active participation of the students and the village leadership highlights the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing environmental challenges. It serves as a noteworthy step towards creating a more eco-conscious and sustainable community.