To develop skills such as conceptual skills, technical skills and practical skills in the field of industry, commerce, management and accounting.

To prepare a student for a career in business or to start a business enterprise of his/her own.

To give each student enough opportunities to acquire relevant knowledge about business and economy.

To familiarize students with current business processes and practices.

To familiarize students with the behaviour of markets, products as well as finance.

To develop skills in the use of information technology for business.

To develop capability in each student to identify business opportunities, analyse their risk-return possibilities and support business development in socially desirable avenues with strong moral commitment

To develop in students a business attitude and skills to be precise and articulate, considering its ethical side.

Accounting and Auditing: Students with a specialization in accounting can pursue careers as accountants, auditors, tax consultants, or financial analysts in accounting firms, corporations, or government agencies.

Banking and Finance: Students can work in banks, financial institutions, investment firms, or insurance companies in roles such as financial analysts, loan officers, investment bankers, or financial advisors.

Corporate Sector: Students often find opportunities in the corporate sector, working in areas such as human resources, marketing, sales, operations, supply chain management, or general management.

Consulting: Students may choose to work in consulting firms, providing their expertise in areas like management consulting, financial consulting, or business process improvement.

Government and Public Sector: Students can work in various government departments and agencies, handling financial management, policy analysis, budgeting, or public administration.

Entrepreneurship and Startups: Students with an entrepreneurial mindset may choose to start their own businesses or work in startups, where they can utilize their knowledge of business principles, finance, and management.

Non-Profit Organizations: Students can work in non-profit organizations, assisting with financial management, fundraising, grant writing, or program coordination.

Retail and E-commerce: Students can pursue careers in retail management, merchandising, e-commerce, or sales and marketing within the retail industry.

Market Research and Analysis: Students can work in market research firms, analyzing data and trends to provide insights into consumer behavior, market conditions, and competitive analysis.

Education and Academia: Students can opt for teaching positions in schools, colleges, or universities, providing education in commerce-related subjects or pursuing higher studies and research.

To have a comprehensive understanding of core business concepts, including accounting, finance, economics, marketing, management, business law, and organizational behavior.

To develop strong quantitative and analytical skills to analyze financial data, conduct market research, interpret business trends, and make data-driven decisions.

To be able to communicate effectively in various business contexts, including written reports, presentations, and interpersonal interactions.

To possess problem-solving skills to identify business challenges, evaluate options, and propose viable solutions.

To understand financial management principles, including financial analysis, budgeting, investment strategies, and risk management.

To be aware of ethical and legal issues in business and demonstrate an understanding of responsible business practices, corporate social responsibility, and compliance with relevant regulations.

To develop proficiency in using technology tools and software applications commonly used in business, such as spread sheets, databases, and business software.

To be able to work effectively in teams, demonstrating skills in collaboration, leadership, and conflict resolution.

Strong understanding of financial accounting principles, including the ability to prepare and analyse financial statements, apply accounting standards, and interpret financial data.

Managerial accounting techniques, such as cost analysis, budgeting, and performance evaluation, to support decision-making within organizations.

Basic understanding of tax laws and regulations, including the ability to calculate and manage individual and corporate taxes.

Knowledge of financial management principles, including financial planning, capital budgeting, risk assessment, and financial analysis.

Familiarity with marketing concepts and strategies, including market research techniques, consumer behaviour analysis, and development of marketing plans.

Foundational knowledge of business law, including contracts, intellectual property, employment law, and commercial regulations.

Ability to analyse economic trends, evaluate market conditions, and understand the impact of economic factors on business decision-making.

Understanding of entrepreneurship and the ability to identify business opportunities, develop business plans, and exhibit innovation and adaptability.

It will enhance the communication skills, managerial skills, leadership skills and decision-making skills of the students.

Learners will gain knowledge in the fundamentals of commerce and a deep understanding of all the courses undertaken.

Learners will be equipped to join the industry or setup own entities, peruse further professional and other courses.

Learners will be equipped to face upcoming challenges in the industry and business as the specializations offered expose them to practical aspects.

Learners will be responsible citizens as various academic and co-curricular courses imbibe sensitivity, moral and ethical values among them.