Vision & Mission

Objectives

The objectives of the department is to provide competency-driven education along with a core component for growth and success. The department focuses to equip students with knowledge of accounting, taxation and finance to enhance their skills like entrepreneurial, managerial and analytical thinking. One of the important objectives is to leverage knowledge and resources to provide experiential learning, immersion and other collaborative opportunities to the learners for their best professional and career development.

Graduate Attributes

Academic excellence : Ability to identify key questions, research and pursue rigorous evidence-based arguments with broad understanding of other disciplines

Critical Thinking and Effective communications : Analysis and evaluation of information to form a judgment about a subject or idea and ability to effectively communicate the same in a structured form.

Global Citizenship :Mutual understanding with others from diverse cultures, perspectives and backgrounds

Life Long Learning :Open, curious, willing to investigate and consider new knowledge and ways of thinking and conscious of the impact of one’s actions on the environment

Program Educational Outcomes

B.Com programme will produce Graduates who will attain following PEOs after few years of graduation
PEO1	:	Core Competency : To develop the competency to pursue higher education or successful professional career with synergistic combination of the knowledge and skills of commerce and business.
PEO2	:	Breadth of Knowledge : To make students explore complex problems and take up research and development work in the related fields.
PEO3	:	Preparedness : To show preparedness to take any task or assignment in the capacity of a leader or team member in their chosen occupations or careers and communities.
PEO4	:	Professionalism :To show professionalism, ethical attitude, communication skills, team work in their profession and modify to current trends in technology by engaging in continuous professional development.
PEO5	:	Learning Environment : To create and help a community of learning in which students gain knowledge and learn to apply it professionally with due consideration for ethical, ecological and economic issues.

Program Outcomes

After completion of the B.Com programme the graduate will be able to:
PEO1	:	Domain Knowledge : Apply the knowledge of logistics to the solution of complex engineering problems.
PEO2	:	Problem Analysis:Identify, formulate, research literature and analyse complex logistics problems reaching substantiated conclusions using principles of logistics, warehousing, Cargo, etc.
PEO3	:	Design/development of Solutions: Design solutions for complex logistics problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PEO4	:	Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems:Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
PEO5	:	Modern Tool Usage :Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern information technological tools including prediction and modelling to complex logistics activities with an understanding of the limitations.
PEO6	:	Professionalism and Society : Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional practice.
PEO7	:	Environment and Sustainability : Understand the impact of the professional business solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
PEO8	:	Ethics :Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the moral dimensions and accept responsibility.
PEO9	:	Individual and Team Work : Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
PEO10	:	Communication : Communicate effectively on complex commerce and business activities with the community and with the society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PEO11	:	Project Management and Finance : Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the supply chain management, warehousing, Cargo and management principles to apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
PEO12	:	Life-long Learning : Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

Program Specific Outcomes

• Communication capabilities
• Critical and Reflective Thinking
• Knowledge Integration
• Ethical Reasoning

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     

After completion of the B.Com programme the Graduate will:
PSO1	:	Apply the knowledge and concepts of business, accounting, finance, management, taxation in starting and managing business and realize the social responsibilities, social realities and inculcate an essential value system.
PSO2	:	Identify, formulate, research and analyse complex business problems to reach substantiated solution and conclusions.
PSO3	:	Develop necessary professional knowledge and skills in accounting, finance and taxation
PSO4	:	Implement traditional and modern strategies and practices of accounts, costing, banking, economics, auditing, law and taxation
PSO5	:	Get awareness and prepare and pursue higher education and research in reputed institutes at national and international level.

Faculty profile

Scope

 

Academia & Teaching - M.Com., NET, SET, B.Ed., Research Scholar, Fellow, Ph.D., D.Litt.

Banking and Finance - Economics, Finance, Investment Banking, Commercial Banking

Analytics - Business Analytics, Statistics, Actuarial Science, Quantitative Finance, Financial Engineering.

Financial Services - Modeling, Credit Analysis, Investment Management, Corporate Finance

Management - MBA with specialization

Sales and Marketing - Sales, Advertisement, Communication & PR

Law - LLB, Corporate Laws, Taxation, Litigation, Regulations & Compliances

IT - MCA, MSC-IT, Web Development, UI/UX Design, Animation, Accounting Software, SAP

Professional Courses - Accounting - CA, CS, ICWAI, ACCA, CIMA, CMA, CMA, CPA

Banking - PGCB, DBFS, CBM

Finance - CFA, FRM, FMA, FMVA, ChFC

Entrepreneurship - Start-ups

Research and Publication

Research Paper Publications;

Sr. No.	Faculty Name	Journal Name	Paper Title	Publication Year
1	Mr. Shrey Hareshbhai Bhupatkar	Research Matrix	PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS’ COMPARISON WITH REFERENCE TO STATE BANK OF INDIA AND HDFC BANK	2020
2	Mr. Shrey Hareshbhai Bhupatkar	Kala Sarovar	Management of Non-performing Assets: A comparative analysis of Public and Private Sector Banks of India	2020
3	Mr. Shrey Hareshbhai Bhupatkar	SPUNK Multidisciplinary journal	Non-Performing Assets: An analysis of Selected public sector banks of India	2021
4	Mr. Shrey Hareshbhai Bhupatkar	INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING TRENDS AND CONTEMPORARY PRACTICES - 2022	INVESTMENTS IN ESG FUNDS AS A BETTER INVESTMENT FOR ENVIRONMENT: A STUDY OF SELECTED EST FUNDS OF INDIA	2022
5	Mr. Shrey Hareshbhai Bhupatkar	SKIPS ANVESHAN	MOOCS- THE LEARNING DRIVER FOR THE STUDENTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION: AWARENESS AMONG THE STUDENTS REGARDING MOOCS	2022
6	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	RET ACADEMY FOR INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH (RAIJMR)	AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS OF SELECTED PHARAMSECUTICAL COMPANIES OF INDIA	2020
7	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	RET ACADEMY FOR INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH (RAIJMR)	A STUDY OF LIQUIDITY ANALYSIS OF SELECTED AUTOMOBILE COMPANIES IN INDIA	2020
8	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	RET ACADEMY FOR INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH (RAIJMR)	COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EFFICIENCY ANALYSIS OF GRASIM INDUSTRIES AND ULTRA TECH CEMENT LIMITED	2020
9	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	SKIPS Anveshan (A Journal of Management Studies)	"MOOCs - The Learning Driver for the Students of Higher Education: Awareness among the students regarding MOOCs"	2022
10	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	RESEARCH MATRIX	An Examination of How Demographic Factors Affect The Technical And Fundamental Analysis Practiced By Retail Investors of Indian Stock Market	2023
11	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	SAGE International Journal of Management, Commerce, Arts and Humanities	Retail Investors Awareness towards Stock Market with Special Reference to Rajkot City	2021
12	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	Hemchandracharya International E-Journal of Research	Factors Influencing Retail Investors’ Trading Behavior in Indian Stock Market	2022
13	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	DARSHAN-THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT	“Performance Analysis with the help of Value Added Ratios: A Comparative Study of Titan Ltd & Rajesh Export”	2023
14	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	Education and Society	Using the Altman Z Score Model to Forecast the Financial Distress of a Subset of NIFTY 50 Companies in light of SDG 8—Decent Work and Economic Growth	2023
15	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	Journal of Advanced Research in Economics and Administrative Sciences	Paving the Way to Logistics Excellence Education's Role in Shaping India's Future Supply Chain Professionals	2023
16	Miss Nishita Tulsidas Thakrar	ATMAJ Academic Research Journal	Prediction of Financial Distress by Using Bankometer Model: A Study of Selected Public Sector and Private Sector Banks in India	2024
17	Mr. Pratik Pravin	Educare International Journal of  Commerce & Management	AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF IMPACT OF SPLITTING OF SHARE ON FINANCIAL PARAMETERS Educare International Journal of  Commerce & Management 2320-141X Peer Referred Nil Yes	2019
18	Mr. Pratik Pravin	An International Refereed Multidisciplinary Journal Of Applied Research	BANKING AND CLOUD COMPUTING	2020
19	Mr. Pratik Pravin	AN INTERNATIONAL REFEREED MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH	ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING IN INDIA	2020
20	Mr. Pratik Pravin	VIDHYAYANA An International Multidisciplinary Research E-Journal	AN IMPACT OF STOCK SPLIT ANNOUNCEMENT AND STOCK SPLIT EVENT ON SELECTED COMPANIES	2020
21	Mr. Pratik Pravin	SPUNK MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH JOURNAL	Financial Literacy Among Young Investors: A Case Study Of Rajkot City	2020
22	Mr. Pratik Pravin	Dogo Rangsang Research Journal	EXPLORING ATTITUDES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS TOWARDS STOCK MARKET INVESTMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF  RAJKOT,GUJARAT (INDIA)	2023
23	Mr. Pratik Pravin	Dogo Rangsang Research Journal	A STUDY ON FINANCIAL KNOWELDGE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS OF  RAJKOT CITY	2023
24	Mr. Pratik Pravin	Darshan - The International Journal of Commerce and Management	Financial Literacy and Women Empowerment: A Case Study of Working Women in Rajkot City	2023
25	Mr. Pratik Pravin	Darshan - The International Journal of Commerce and Management ISSN: 2583-1682	Financial Literacy and Women Empowerment: A Case Study of Working Women in Rajkot City	2023
26	Mr. Pratik Pravin	Darshan - The International Journal of Commerce and Management ISSN: 2583-1682	Financial Literacy and Women Empowerment: A Case Study of Working Women in Rajkot City	2023
27	Mr. Pratik Pravin	Darshan - The International Journal of Commerce and Management ISSN: 2583-1682	Financial Literacy and Women Empowerment: A Case Study of Working Women in Rajkot City	2023
28	Miss Neha P Rawal	Ayudh ISSN- 2321: 2160 (International Peer- Reviewed Referred Journal),	A Study on Awareness about National Education policy- 2020 among college students w.r.t Rajkot city	2023
29	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	Shanti E Journal of Research	Credit Card Fraud Detection using Hybrid Machine Learning Algorithm	2023
30	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	Tathapi	Task placement and Virtual Machine Migration Technique in Cloud Computing Environment	2022
31	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	Research Matrix	FEAR OF STATISTICS AMONG TEFL POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS	2021
32	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	View of Space	A Study on investor's perception towards mutual funds with special reference to junagadh city	2020
33	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	juni khayat	Online Security & Privacy : diagram and fundamental research	2020
34	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	tathapi	Information Mining Techniques for Customer Relationship Management in Banking Sector	2020
35	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	Purakala	INFORMATION MINING APPLICATION IN BANKING SECTOR	2020
36	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	PARIPEX INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH	DYNAMIC VIRTUAL MACHINE MIGRATION USING RATIO-BASED METHOD	2020
37	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	International  Journal of  Vidyawarta	Web Search and Analysis  Using CI Spider and META Spider	2019
38	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	JOURNAL OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND INNNOVATIVE RESEARCH	Shortest distance between two vertices in connected graph using TJadjacency of vertices and minimum dominating set	2018
39	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	View of Space	Business mathematics  in application  and  implication  to agribusiness mnagement	2017
40	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH	Quality of Efficient Teaching of Mathematics	2016
41	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH	Uses of ICT tools in Education	2015
42	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	View of space	Toeplitz  and circulant matrices	2014
43	Dr. Jayesh Naranbhai Zalavadia	View of Space	A Study About weather forecast uncertanity management and display	2013

Event

Sr. No.	Event Name	Event Date	Photo Gallery
1	Science Popularization Activity	2024-03-28	View
2	Industrial visit	2024-03-21	View
3	Expert talk-SNJ Pvt Ltd	2024-03-16	View
4	Alumni Talk	2024-03-06	View
5	IGNITE	2024-03-04	View
6	Swatantryam	2021-12-15	View
7	Industrial Visit	2021-11-27	View
8	Social Visit	2021-10-29	View
9	Atmiya Aaradhana	2021-10-11	View
10	Addiction - Darkness Behind Happiness	2021-10-01	View
11	Resume Building Seminar	2021-09-29	View
12	Zindagi 2.0	2021-09-24	View
13	Bazaar Builders	2021-09-23	View
14	Gajanan Mahotsav	2021-09-17	View
15	Student Induction Program	2021-08-16	View
16	Atmiya Adwitiya	2021-02-18	View

Department Infrastructure

Placement

Sr. No.	Name of the Student	Name of the Company	Package (Per Annum)	Designation
1	Mr. Hemang  Boricha	Top India Elevators private Limited	1.5L	Office Executive
2	Ms. Hemanshi Vyas	Top India Elevators private Limited	1.7L	Back Office Department
3	Ms. Shrushti Jadvani	Top India Elevators private Limited	1.7L	Office Executive

Achievements

Sr. No.	Name of the Student	Batch	Achieved
1	Mr. Jeet Dhol	18-21 (B.Com.)	Alumni: Assistant Commissioner - GST (Gujarat)
2	Mr. Jayrajsinh Rana	21-24 (B.Com.)	National level Sports - Cricket & Volleyball
3	Mr. aryan Gohel	22-25 (B.Com.)	National level Sports - Cricket
4	Mr. Devvratsinh Gohil	22-25 (B.Com.)	National level Sports - Volleyball
5	Ms. Drashti Dhabeliya	21-23 (M.Com.)	Best Research Paper Award - Vividha National Conference at Chirst College
6	Ms. Chandani Barot	21-23 (M.Com.)	Best Research Paper Award (2nd Rank) - Vividha National Conference at Chirst College