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1. SELF ASSESSMENT(2018-2021) DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (AIDED)

2. Programme Details Programmes Year of starting B.Com 1961 M.Com 1981 Ph.D 1996 04/06/2022 2

3. Add on Programmes Data Processing using Excel Advanced Excel Computerized Accounting using Tally Tally with GST 04/06/2022 3

4. FACULTY PROFILE 04/06/2022 4 SL.No Name Designation Qualification Year of Joining 1 Dr. Vimal George Kurian Assistant Professor M.Com ., M.Phil. , Ph.D 2010 2 Dr. Ann Abraham Assistant Professor M.Com , Ph.D. 2010 3 Ms. Minnie Mary Ninan Assistant Professor M.Com. 2012 4 Ms. Tilda Mary Daniel Assistant Professor M.Com . 2014 5 Ms. Jisha Mary Mathew Assistant Professor M.Com . M.Ed 2015 6 Mr. Riju Varkey Thomas Assistant Professor M.Com. 2017 7 Ms. Agna Mariyam Laji Assistant Professor M.Com . 2020

5. STUDENT PROFILE 04/06/2022 5 Year Total Number of Students in UG Programme Total Number of Students in PG Programme Total Number of Students in Ph.D Programme Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 2018-19 64 94 158 7 28 35 4 14 18 211 2019-20 51 103 154 6 23 29 4 14 18 201 2020-21 50 103 153 7 21 28 4 11 15 196

6. Vision, Mission and Outcome Vision The Department strives to create business leaders globally and nationally, who are lifelong learners and who can critically analyse and take sound decisions which can be communicated effectively while upholding ethical standards as well as being environmentally conscious. Mission Statements of the Department Interact with students in a learner friendly environment Use technology in the teaching learning evaluation process Strive to achieve the learning objectives in tandem with the vision of the college Introduce real life situations to the students 04/06/2022 6

7. Programme Specific Outcomes-UG 04/06/2022 7 Sl.No Programme Specific Outcome Modes of delivery Courses Offered for Achievement of PSO’s PSO -1 Work out problems of financial accounting Problem solving Financial Accounting, Special Accounting, Corporate Accounting, Management Accounting, International financial Reporting PSO -2 Work out problems in cost accounting Problem solving Cost Accounting, Applied cost Accounting PSO -3 Explain the theoretical background of business Lecture and discussion, Role Play Business Management, Marketing Management, Financial Management, Advertising and Sales Management, and Entrepreneurship Develop and Project Management Principles of Business Decisions PSO -4 Describe the functioning of various institutions and markets related to business Lecture, Demonstration and Visit to institutions Banking – Theory and Practice, Insurance and risk management, Financial Services, Financial Markets and Operations PSO -5 Interpret the legal and environmental aspects business Case study Dimensions and Methodology of Business studies, Corporate Regulation and Administration, Business Regulatory Framework, Environment Management and Human Rights PSO -6 Analyze quantitative data in order to take business decisions Problem solving Business Statistics, Quantitative Techniques for Business PSO – 7 Explain the tax provisions of business and determine the income tax liability of individuals. Problem solving Goods and Service Tax, Income Tax Law and Practice -1 and Income Tax Law and Practice II PSO -8 Examine the correctness of the accounts and the accounting procedure Case study   Auditing and Assurance PSO -9 Organize and deliver relevant applications of knowledge through effective written, verbal, graphical/virtual communications and interact productively with people from diverse backgrounds Lecture, Assignments     Common Courses I and II

8. Programme Specific Outcomes-PG 04/06/2022 8 Sl.No Programme Specific Outcome Modes of delivery Courses Offered for Achievement of PSO’s PSO -1   Prepare accounts of a corporate, medium and small enterprise. Problem Solving Advanced Financial Accounting Accounting Standards & Reporting PSO -2   Take managerial decisions on the basis of accounting and costing data Problem Solving Advanced Cost Accounting Financial Statement Analysis & Valuation PSO -3 Analyse business data and carry out business research Lecture and Problem Solving Research Methodology Quantitative Techniques Operations Research Basic Econometrics for Business Advanced Econometrics for Business PSO -4 Assess Income Tax Problem Solving   Income Tax: Law and Practice Income Tax: Assessment and Procedures PSO -5   Value securities and manage portfolios Lecture, Case Study and Problem Solving Security Analysis & Portfolio Management Financial Derivatives & Risk Management PSO -6   Manage corporate finance Lecture, Case Study and Problem Solving Financial Management Advanced Financial Management International Finance PSO – 7   Apply management techniques in functional areas of business Lecture, Case Study and Problem Solving Business Environment Organizational Behaviour Human Resource Management International Business

9. MoU’s, Tie ups and Linkages 04/06/2022 9 Organisation with which MoU is signed Year of signing MoU Duration Activities under each MoU Number of students participated in each MoU CADD 2019 Yearly Data Processing using Excel 45 students CADD 2019 Yearly Computerized Accounting using Tally 55 students CADD 2020 Yearly Advanced Excel 45 students CADD 2020 Yearly Tally with GST 55 students

10. International Collaboration Collaborating agency Type of Collaboration Name of the Faculty Country of the Collaborating Party Validity Period of MoU Brunel University London and Savitribhai Phule Pune University Collaborative Research-Gender Equality in HEIs Ms. Tilda Mary Daniel United Kingdom March 2021 to March 2023 04/06/2022 10

11. TEACHING-LEARNING-EVALUATION 04/06/2022 11

12. Teaching Process Department follows Student-centric methods Lecture method White board/black board PowerPoint presentations Light board Group Discussions Case Study Role Playing 04/06/2022 12

13. Learning Process Remedial Coaching for slow learners Working out extra problems for advanced learners. Peer teaching method Internship for UG students. Major seminar for PG students Projects for UG and PG students. 04/06/2022 13

14. Evaluation Process Continuous Evaluation Test papers Conducted by the course teacher Centralized internal examinations Assignments Viva Seminar 04/06/2022 14

15. RESULTS,PLACEMENTS,PROGRESSION AND ACHIEVEMENTS 04/06/2022 15

16. Results of UG Programme Academic Year No of Students Appeared No of Students Passed Pass percentage 2018-19 50 40 80 2019-20 52 48 92.30 2020-21 56 46 82.14 04/06/2022 16

17. Results of PG Programme Academic Year No of Students Appeared No of Students Passed Pass percentage 2018-19 17 17 100 2019-20 18 18 100 2020-21 11 9 81.81 04/06/2022 17

18. Placements obtained by UG Students Year No. Students Placed Name of Employer Median Package received/ Year (Rs.) 2018-19 14 Sutherland 1,80,000 2019-20 19 Sutherland, Deloitte 2,55,000 2020-21 8 Sutherland, South Indian Bank, Cognizant, Alliance 2,50,000 04/06/2022 18

19. Placements obtained by PG Students Year No. Students Placed Name of Employers Median Package received/ Year (Rs.) 2018-19 4 KPMG 3,75,000 2019-20 13 Chegg India, ESAF,HCL,KPMG 3,71,826 2020-21 1 Federal Bank 8,00,000 04/06/2022 19

20. Progression of UG Students Year No of students enrolling into higher education Name of programme admitted to 2018-19 42 CA,CMA (US), CMA (India)ACCA,CPA, M.Com ., MBA 2019-20 44 CA, CMA (India) ACCA,CPA, M.Com ., MBA, MA 2020-21 22 CA, M.Com , MBA 04/06/2022 20

21. Progression of PG Students Year No of students enrolling into higher education Name of programme admitted to 2018-19 1 M.Phil 2019-20 3 Ph.D , B.Ed. 04/06/2022 21

22. NET QUALIFIED Batch NET 2018-19 9 2019-20 8 2020-21 2 04/06/2022 22

23. Achievements in Sports Name of the Event Number of the Awards/Medals Received Regional /State/National/International Cricket 14 National/State Softball 2 National Volleyball 1 National Shooting 1 National Wrestling 2 State 23

24. Achievements in Cultural Events Name of the Event Number of the Awards/Medals Received Regional /State/National/International Business Quiz 2 National/State Marketing Game 1 National Best Manager 2 National 04/06/2022 24

25. Participation in Extension Activities Name of the Activity Number of Students Participated Swachh Bharat Abhiyan 2018 9 Workshop on Gender Issues 2 Flood Relief 2018 10 Flood Relief 2019 6 Plastic Collection Campaign 24 Swachh Bharat Abhiyan 2019 19 Saaksharatha Survey 20 Green Initiative - Pachathuruth 20 04/06/2022 25

26. Participation in NSS/NCC/Clubs Year NSS NCC Administrative Body Clubs 2018-19 19 8 1 45 2019-20 21 5 2 74 2020-21 22 5 04/06/2022 26

27. RESEARCH 04/06/2022 27

28. Research Guides Sl. No Name Specialisation 1 Dr. Jacob Thomas Marketing 2 Dr. Tomy Mathew Finance 3 Dr. Roy Sam Daniel Tourism 4 Dr. Vimal George Kurian Finance 5 Dr. Jaya Jacob Finance 6 Dr. Mathew Jacob Finance 04/06/2022 28

29. Ph.Ds Awarded Name of the Ph.D Scholar Name of the Guide Title of the Thesis Year of award of Ph.D.     Sulfiya Samad   Dr.Jacob Thomas Effect of Liberalisation on Fish Processing Industry: A study of Micro and Small units in Kerala 2019  Raji Iype   Dr. Tomy Mathew HRM Practices and Employee Satisfaction in the Banking Sector 2019 Ashish Varughese Dr. Tomy Mathew Impact of Foreign Institutional Investors on Indian Stock Market 2019   Aparna V   Dr. Tomy Mathew A Study on the Impact of Trade Agreements on the performance of Plantation Industry in India 2019 Anu Anna Ninan Dr. Jacob Thomas Gold as an Investment avenue: A Study of Government Employees in Kerala 2020 Ann Abraham Dr. Tomy Mathew A Study on Sales Tax Reforms in Kerala 2021 Jino Joseph Dr. Tomy Mathew A Study on Life Insurance and Household Economic Security 2021 Binoy Vincent Dr. Jacob Thomas Investment Behaviour of Salaried women in Kerala 2022 Salih N Dr. Jacob Thomas A Study on Coir Industry of Kerala 2022 04/06/2022 29

30. Ph.Ds Under Progression Sl.No Name of the Scholar Research Supervisor Type 1 Berly Sebastian Dr.Tomy Mathew Part Time 2 Leema Jose Dr.Tomy Mathew Full Time 3 Ebin P Mani Dr. Jacob Thomas Full Time 4 Shahana Basheer Dr. Jacob Thomas Full Time 5 Rinku Elizabeth Chandy Dr. Roy Sam Daniel Full Time 6 Tilda Mary Daniel Dr. Roy Sam Daniel Part Time 7 Abha Mohan Dr. Roy Sam Daniel Part Time 8 Chinchu Elsa Sebastian Dr. Roy Sam Daniel Full Time 04/06/2022 30

31. Ph.Ds Under Progression Sl.No Name of the Scholar Research Supervisor Type 9 Minnie Mary Ninan Dr. Tomy Mathew Part time 10 Jisha Mary Mathew Dr. Roy Sam Daniel Part time 11 Riju Varkey Thomas Dr. Vimal George Kurian Part time 12 Lenittamol Abraham Dr. Vimal George Kurian Full Time 13 Mariya James Dr. Vimal George Kurian Full Time 14 Jithin Joy Dr. Vimal George Kurian Part Time 15 Jikku James Dr. Jaya Jacob M Part-Time 16 Renju Joseph Dr. Jaya Jacob M Part-Time 04/06/2022 31

32. Ph.Ds Under Progression Sl.No Name of the Scholar Research Supervisor Type 17 Binimol Mathew Dr. Jaya Jacob M Part-Time 18 George Mathew Dr. Jaya Jacob M Part-Time 04/06/2022 32

33. Publications Name of the Author/s Title of the Paper Name of the Journal/Publisher ISBN/ISSN Number Abha Mohan Relationship between stock market and foreign exchange market in India: an empirical study International Journal of Basic and Advance Research 2454-4639 (P) 2456-1372 (O) Abha Mohan; Tilda Mary Daniel Foreign Exchange Exposure of the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry Think India ISSN:0971-1260 Clement Mathew Kuriakose Parent’s perception and influence towards marketing of e-learning mobile applications Sambodhi : Indological Research Journal of L.D.I.I 2249-6661 Richu Mathew Audience Approach towards OTT Media Service Based and Movie Theatre Based Release of New Films, Post Lockdown Research and Reflections on Education 0974-648X Clement Mathew Kuriakose Audience Approach towards OTT Media Service Based and Movie Theatre Based Release of New Films, Post Lockdown Research and Reflections on Education 0974-648X Abha Mohan Effect of Bonus Information and its Context on price and volume of shares Finance India ISSN0970-3772 33

34. Publications Name of the Author/s Title of the Paper Name of the Journal/Publisher ISBN/ISSN Number Berly Sebastian Corporate Social Responsibility and Firm Performance International Journal of Management Studies ISSN 2249-0302 Dr. Anu Anna Ninan A Study On Investment Behaviour Of Salaried Group Towards Gold With Special Reference To Kottayam District, Kerala International Research Journal Of Management And Commerce 2348-9766 Dr. Anu Anna Ninan Effects Of Demonetization International Research Journal Of Management And Commerce 2348-9767 Dr. Anu Anna Ninan Indian Gold Policies- An Outlook International Research Journal Of Management And Commerce 2348-9768 Dr. Anu Anna Ninan Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme – An Alternative To Physical Gold Investment In Kerala International Journal Of Management Studies 2249-0302 Dr. Anu Anna Ninan Cashless Economy And India- A Conceptual Framework Shodh Sarita 2348-2397 Dr. Anu Anna Ninan An Analysis Of Gold Passed From Ancestors In The Wealth Portfolio Of Government Employees In Kerala Shodh Sanchar Bulletin 2229-3620 34

35. Publications Name of the Author/s Title of the Paper Name of the Journal/Publisher ISBN/ISSN Number SALIH N Marketing Hardships Faced by Coir Fibre Manufactures in Kerala: A Study with Reference to Alappuzha District Research Explorer 2349- 1647 Shahana Basheer Utilisation of Banking Services by Tribals- A Block wise analysis of Idukki District International Journal of Management Studes ISSN 2249-0302 Rinku Elizabeth Chandy Cyber Landscaping: Effect of Demonetization in the Indian Credit Card Market Malayalam Research Journal ISSN: 0974-1984 Dr. Anu Anna Ninan The Yellow Metal- An Attractive Investment Option To Keralites Shodh Sanchar Bulletin 2229-3620 35

36. FACULTY CONTRIBUTIONS 04/06/2022 36

37. Corporate Activities & Other Extension Activities Name of the Faculty Positions Held Dr. Vimal George Kurian Director-Centre for Career Guidance and Placements, Head of the Department(in charge) of Commerce, Member-Academic Council, Member- IQAC, Member- Research Committee, Member-SSP/WWS Monitoring Committee, Member-Industry Institute Interaction Cell, Co-Ordinator-Western Music Club Dr. Ann Abraham Nodal Officer -AISHE, Nodal Officer-NIRF, Department Staff Secretary, Internal Mentor-Walk with a Scholar Ms. Minnie Mary Ninan Nodal Officer-AISHE, Nodal Officer-KSHEC, Member-NIRF Committee, Member-Lea Hostel Committee, Member- Ella Hostel Committee, Member- Askwith Hostel Committee, Convenor- UGC Committee Ms. Tild a Mary Daniel Member-Purchase Committee, Executive Board Member- Student Co-operative Society, Treasurer- CMS College Students Co-operative Society, Admission Officer In Charge-PG Admission Committee, Department Representative-PTA Committee, Member-Discipline Committee 04/06/2022 37

38. Corporate Activities & Other Extension Activities Name of the Faculty Positions Held Ms. Jisha Mary Mathew Treasurer-CMS College Students Co-operative Society, Secretary-CMS College Students Co-operative Society, Member-College Union Election Committee, Member-College Development Council, Stage Manager-MG University Youth Festival, Assistant coordinator-IGNOU Study Centre, Internal Mentor-Walk with a Scholar Mr. Riju Varkey Thomas Associate Chief Superintendent of Examinations, Nodal Officer- B.Voc , Member- UGC Committee, Member-RUSA Committee, Co- ordinator -ED Club, Department Association Coordinator Ms. Agna Mariyam Laji Department Internal Exam Coordinator, Department Association Coordinator 04/06/2022 38

39. Publications and Books Name of the Author/s Title of the Paper Name of the Journal/Publisher ISBN/ISSN Number Ann Abraham A Study on the Impact of Goods and Services Tax Reform on Hotels in Kerala International Journal of Management Studies 2249-0302 Ann Abraham Awareness and Satisfaction Level of GST among Consumers in Kerala   Research Review Journals  2455-3085 Minnie Mary Ninan Performance Evaluation of Investments under active and passive investment strategies.   Research Review Journals  2455-3085 Minnie Mary Ninan  Performance evaluation of Investments Passive Investment strategy  Think India  0971-1260 Minnie Mary Ninan Performance of managed funds: a conceptual study with respect to the theory of efficient market hypothesis  The Journal Of Oriental Research Madras  0022-3301 Tilda Mary Daniel Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement: Implications for the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry Studies in Indian Place Names 2394-3114 Tilda Mary Daniel  Foreign Exchange Exposure of the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry  Think India  0971-1260 Tilda Mary Daniel An Anthology of Multi- Functional Perspectives in Business and Management Research Eureka Publications 978-93-91260- 11-8 39

40. Training Programmes Attended by Teachers Name of the Teacher Name of the Capacity enhancement scheme /training programme Name of the institute attended Dr. Vimal George Kurian Refresher Course in Commerce Refresher Course in Commerce UGC-HRDC , University of Kerala Swayam ARPIT online Course Dr. Ann Abraham Refresher Course in Commerce Refresher Course in Commerce UGC-HRDC , University of Goa Swayam ARPIT online Course Minnie Mary Ninan Refresher Course in Commerce Refresher Course in Commerce & Management Swayam ARPIT online Course UGC-HRDC , University of Kerala Tilda Mary Daniel Refresher Course in Commerce Orientation Course Swayam ARPIT online Course UGC-HRDC, University of Hyderabad Jisha Mary Mathew Orientation Course Refresher course in Development Studies UGC-HRDC, University of Calicut UGC-HRDC, University of Calicut Riju Varkey Thomas Orientation Course Ramanujan College Agna Mariyam Laji Orientation Course Ramanujan College 04/06/2022 40

41. DEPARTMENT EVENTS 04/06/2022 41

42. Academic Events-Workshops/Seminars Name of the Programme Name of the Resource Person Beneficiaries of the Programme International Webinar on Systems Thinking: An Introduction Dr. Arun Abraham Elias. Associate Dean, Wellington School of Business and Government, Victoria University of Wellington UG & PG students Intellectual Property Rights and Development of E-Content Dr. Devaprasad M Assistant Professor IIM Kozhikode UG & PG students Workshop on Block chain Technology CA Balaji Chartered Accountant, Rangamani Associates II and IIIrd year UG students Workshop on GST CMA Shibu Gopi, Member-ICMAI UG & PG students Webinar on Integrity in Academic Writing: Avoiding Plagiarism Mr. Jasimudeen S Librarian St.Peters College Uzhavoor Research Scholars 04/06/2022 42

43. Programs Conducted to Enhance the Entrepreneurial Skills of Students Handmade and Homemade Meet the Entrepreneur Programme Workshop on Screen Printing Workshop on Envelope Making Workshop on Paper Bags 04/06/2022 43

44. Capability Enhancement Programmes Conducted for Students Soft Skill Development Programme UG Induction Program PG Induction Program Remedial Programs-Each One Teach One Peer Teaching 04/06/2022 44

45. Career Counselling and Employability Training Programmes Conducted Three-day session on Paper I of UGC Net Career counselling Resume Preparation Moulding Your Career –I and II sessions A Talk on Career- A CMA Perspective A Talk on Career Overseas Career Opportunities for the next generation of Accountants 04/06/2022 45

46. Cultural Activities/Competitions Organized by the Department Intra Department Business Quiz GST Day Marketing Game Komerziyo 2 K19 Association Day Kairos Talento 2021 Income Tax Day Aventura Zerone Gateway to Financial Freedom Talk on Union Budget Student Deliberations on Current Business Scenario 04/06/2022 46

47. SWOC Analysis Strengths Excellent reputation of the department Well qualified & dedicated staff Good support from management & parents Practical exposure via internship for UG students. Active research centre Job oriented add on programmes Course curriculum developed in alignment with the current business environment Large number of students clearing professional exams. 04/06/2022 47

48. SWOC Analysis Weakness Infrastructural facilities Opportunities Industry Institution academic interactions C onsultancy services in specified areas. Challenges Creating an opportunity for PG students to have a professional industry orientation. 04/06/2022 48

49. PHOTOS 04/06/2022 49

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