About the Department
The Department of Commerce came into existence in 1990 with an objective of generating competent professionals to meet the challenges in the field of commerce.
The department has achieved academic excellence despite being in a rural area with initially below-average inputs.
Postgraduate courses in Commerce have been offered since 2002-2003, focusing on empowering students academically and preparing them for competitive examinations and life challenges.
Vision
To empower students to become professionally competent, ethically grounded, and globally capable individuals in the field of commerce through quality education, practical learning, and research orientation.
Mission
- To build students' capacity in financial, managerial, and legal aspects of commerce.
- To equip students with theoretical and practical knowledge in commerce.
- To foster entrepreneurial thinking, ethical business practices, and global readiness.
- To enhance employability through internships and soft skill training.
- To encourage industry interaction and project-based learning.
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Name |
Qualification |
Designation |
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Dr. (Mrs.) M. Amutha |
M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., TFAP |
Head & Assistant Professor |
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Mrs. P. Grace Packiam |
M.Com., M.Phil. |
Assistant Professor |
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Mrs. P. Paul Glory Daisy |
M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed. |
Assistant Professor |
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Mrs. T. Muniyammal |
D.T.Ed., B.C.S., M.Com., M.Phil. |
Assistant Professor |
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Mrs. N. Sangeetha |
M.Com. |
Assistant Professor |
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Mrs. M. Kalamani |
M.Com., B.Ed. |
Assistant Professor |
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Mrs. T. Azhaguselvi |
M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed. |
Assistant Professor |
Activities
- State-Level Seminars
- Inter-Collegiate Competitions
- Cluster College Meets
- Paper Presentation
- Business Quiz
- Model Display
- Poster Presentation
- Varnajallam – A celebration of colors and creativity
