Kristu Jayanti College, Bengaluru

Student Development Program

2024-25

Student Development Programme on Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science
Date: 21 October 2024
The Department of Commerce (UG) at Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous) organized an insightful Student Development Programme (SDP) on "Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science" for students of V B.Sc. Forensic Science (Section A). Held on October 21, 2024, from 2:40 to 3:30 P.M., this programme aimed to introduce students to entrepreneurial opportunities in the field of forensic science, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary for business idea generation, organizational structures, and the application of e-business in forensic ventures. The programme was coordinated and led by Dr. Surjit Singha, Course Teacher for "Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science."

Methods and Process of Generating Ideas; Assessing Opportunities; Forms of Business Organization: Presented by Deepashree B C, Shayan Chakraborty, Steffy Sania S, and Vishan Dayana Veigas. This presentation provided a foundational understanding of the techniques for generating innovative business ideas and assessing their viability in the market. The team also covered the various types of business structures, detailing their advantages and limitations.

Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Corporations, Limited Liability Company (LLC): Presented by Chandru R, Chennampalli Naga Vasanth Sai, Varun B, and Snehit. This group discussed different legal forms of business ownership, highlighting the unique characteristics and tax implications of sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and LLCs. Real-life examples were used to illustrate the most suitable structures for forensic startups.

E-Business: Meaning, Features, E-Commerce, and E-Markets; B2B Models: Presented by Gayatri R and Sneha M. This segment explored the meaning and importance of e-business in the digital age, along with its features and applications within forensic science. The team introduced B2B e-commerce models, discussing how digital marketplaces facilitate the exchange of goods and services between businesses.

B2C and C2C Models, Digital Commerce, Mobile Commerce, Emergence of E-Governance in India, E-Business Applications: Presented by Disha R H, Michelle Roy Morris, and Koyal Suresh Jadhav. This presentation probed into customer-centric e-business models like B2C and C2C, as well as the impact of mobile commerce on consumer behavior. The group also discussed the rise of e-governance initiatives in India and their implications for forensic services.

The Student Development Programme on "Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science" was well-received by the attendees, who actively participated and engaged with the topics presented. The session highlighted how entrepreneurship and forensic science intersect in various areas, inspiring students to consider innovative ways of integrating business strategies with their forensic expertise. Through an exploration of e-business, types of business organizations, and effective idea generation, the programme fostered an environment conducive to creative thinking and collaboration. Students were encouraged to analyze the entrepreneurial landscape and its relevance to their academic and professional goals in forensic science.

The SDP proved a significant step toward preparing students for the dynamic requirements of entrepreneurial roles within the forensic science industry. It gave them foundational insights and practical frameworks for assessing and pursuing business opportunities. The session achieved its objectives, with students gaining a deeper understanding of business structures, e-business applications, and opportunity assessment. The enthusiastic response and interactive discussions emphasized the growing interest in entrepreneurship among forensic science students, promising a future of innovative contributions to the field.

Student Development Programme on Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science
Date: 21 October 2024
The Department of Commerce (UG) at Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous) conducted a Student Development Programme (SDP) titled "Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science" on October 21, 2024, exclusively for V Semester B.Sc. Forensic Science Section B students. Spearheaded by Dr. Surjit Singha, the course teacher for Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science, the programme encouraged students to consider the possibilities of entrepreneurship within the forensic science domain.

Methods and Process of Generating Ideas; Assessing Opportunities; Forms of Business Organization: Presented by Pereppaden Ancila Robinson, Plathothathil Rachael, Varun Sai S. The team discussed various methods of generating business ideas and assessing potential opportunities. They highlighted the importance of identifying market needs and provided an overview of different business organizations suitable for forensic enterprises.

Forms of Business Organization: Presented by:Keziah Angel. She focused on the specific forms of business organizations, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of each structure (such as sole proprietorship, partnership, and LLCs) with particular attention to their application in the forensic science sector.

E-Business: Meaning, Features, E-Commerce, and E-Markets; B2B Models: Presented by Mathangi Nandini Anandrao, P V Mriya Munesh, Shubhanki Agarwal, Varsha Y. This group gave an in-depth analysis of e-business and its relevance in today’s market. They discussed B2B e-commerce models and how these can be implemented in forensic ventures to enhance collaboration and efficiency.

B2C and C2C Models, Digital Commerce, Mobile Commerce, Emergence of E-Governance in India, E-Business Applications: Presented by Jiya Mary John, Libin Joy, Rose Pallippattu. This presentation covered consumer-focused e-business models, such as B2C and C2C, alongside the impact of mobile commerce. They also addressed the role of e-governance in India, emphasizing the potential for e-business applications in forensic practices.

The Student Development Programme provides an engaging platform for students to learn about entrepreneurship in forensic science. Organized under the guidance of Dr. Surjit Singha, the programme featured well-researched and insightful presentations, covering the essential steps of generating business ideas, selecting suitable business structures, and leveraging digital business models.

The presentations were followed by interactive discussions, where students enthusiastically exchanged thoughts on how e-business applications, such as digital and mobile commerce, could support forensic services. This SDP fulfilled its objective of familiarizing students with entrepreneurial opportunities in forensic science, sparked new ideas, and motivated students to think creatively about their potential career paths.

The programme succeeded in enhancing students' understanding of entrepreneurship in forensic science. The interactive and dynamic nature of the presentations underscored the importance of innovation and adaptability in today's forensic landscape. The feedback from students was overwhelmingly positive, reflecting the relevance of entrepreneurship in their field and the value of such developmental programmes in their academic journey.

Student Development Programme on Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science
Date: 02 September 2024
The Department of Commerce (UG), Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous), organized a Student Development Programme on "Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science" on 2nd September 2024. The programme was coordinated and led by Dr. Surjit Singha, Course Teacher for "Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science." The event showcased presentations by V Sem BSc FS Sec A students, focusing on the core topics related to entrepreneurship. The students presented detailed analyses on key themes within the course, highlighting their understanding and critical insights into entrepreneurial concepts and innovation. Concept and evolution, types of entrepreneurs.

This group provided a comprehensive overview of the history and evolution of entrepreneurship, touching on the various types of entrepreneurs and their roles in different industries, presented by Afifa Sarvath Masood, Jency Mathew Sunil, and Vishaya Shree Chhetri.

The second group, led by Arti Dabade, Kinjal K Gadkari, Mogarkar Shreyas Kiran, and Mogarkar Tejal Deepak, explored the core elements that define entrepreneurship, discussing the essential skills required and the external factors that influence entrepreneurial success. Factors affecting entrepreneurship development, attributes of entrepreneurs, and skill gap analysis.

The final group, Abigail Sunil, Additiya Sengupta, Eavan Charles Mathew, and Prerna Kailash Chatlani, emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship innovation and explored various methods for safeguarding intellectual property, types of innovation and methods of protecting innovation, including branding, trademarks, copyrights, and registered design protection.

The event provided students an engaging platform to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, fostering a deeper understanding of entrepreneurship's vital role in forensic science. Dr. Surjit Singha lauded the students' efforts and encouraged them to continue developing their entrepreneurial mindset for future endeavors.

Kristu Jayanti College Hosts Student Development Programme on Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science
Date: 02 September 2024
The Department of Commerce (UG) at Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous) organized an engaging Student Development Programme on "Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science" on 2nd September 2024 for V Sem BSc FS Sec B students. The event was spearheaded by Dr. Surjit Singha, the course teacher for Entrepreneurship in Forensic Science, and witnessed insightful presentations by undergraduate students on various aspects of entrepreneurship.

The programme aimed to enhance students' understanding of entrepreneurship, particularly in forensic science and provided a platform to showcase their knowledge and analytical skills.

Presented by Anisha S, Annie Sherin A, Anoha Ann Cherian, Christina Reang, and Varsha Raj on concept and evolution, types of entrepreneurs, and core elements of entrepreneurship.

This group provided an in-depth exploration of entrepreneurship's history and critical principles, focusing on the different types of entrepreneurs and the essential components that drive entrepreneurial ventures.

The second group, led by Afnan Jabbar, Hamsa J, and M Bhavika, discussed the factors influencing entrepreneurial success and the critical traits that make a successful entrepreneur in today's dynamic business environment.

The final group highlighted the importance of identifying skill gaps and emphasized the role of innovation in entrepreneurship. They also explored the legal methods for protecting innovations through intellectual property rights and presented by Adithya Sankar, Angel Rani, Athira, Avanthika D, Bhagyalakshmi Binesh, Rakshitha M

The Student Development Programme successfully provided an interactive platform for students to delve deeper into entrepreneurship while connecting it with forensic science. Dr. Surjit Singha appreciated the students' efforts and emphasized cultivating an entrepreneurial spirit to succeed in various fields, including forensic science.

2023-24

Artful Economics: Exploring Business Concepts Through Creative Expression
Date: 18 April 2024
To infuse creativity into the study of business economics for 2nd Semester BCom section C & T, the course teacher has introduced a series of engaging art projects tailored to enhance students' understanding of key economic concepts. These innovative activities, designed to complement traditional teaching methods, aim to make learning interactive and enjoyable while encouraging students to apply economic principles in practical and imaginative ways. Among the guidelines for business economics art projects, students were encouraged to explore various artistic mediums to represent economic concepts visually. Infographic design, for instance, allows students to create visually appealing graphics illustrating complex economic ideas such as supply and demand or market structures. Through the use of charts, graphs, and illustrations, students were able to communicate economic theories clearly and engagingly effectively. Another activity was the visualization of business plans or entrepreneurial ideas. By developing concept maps, flowcharts, or diagrams, students articulated various business model components, including target market, value proposition, revenue streams, and cost structure. This exercise enhanced students' understanding of business concepts and fostered their entrepreneurial mindset and strategic thinking skills.

Students had the opportunity to express economic concepts through cartoons or comic strips. By humorously illustrating economic theories or real-world issues, students demonstrated their understanding of economic principles and engaged in critical thinking and artistic expression. Moreover, students transformed financial statements into artistic representations, interpreted economic scenarios through dioramas or models, or explored the intersection of art and finance by creating artworks inspired by stock market trends. These activities reinforced economic concepts and fostered interdisciplinary connections between art and business. With the necessary materials, including A4 craft paper, color pencils, sketches, and other relevant equipment, students showcased their creative endeavors within the classroom environment. The innovative art projects made learning business economics interactive and enjoyable and nurtured critical thinking, creativity, and interdisciplinary connections among students. As students engage in these hands-on activities, they gain a deeper understanding of economic principles and honing essential skills that will serve them well in their future endeavors.

Course teacher Dr. Surjit Singha praised the students for their outstanding commitment and creativity in their art projects related to business economics. He commended their adeptness in integrating artistic expression with economic concepts, highlighting their ability to communicate complex ideas in visually engaging ways. Dr. Singha praised the students for their innovative approach to the assigned tasks, noting how each project showcased a unique blend of artistic flair and economic understanding. He emphasized the educational value of the activities, recognizing their effectiveness in fostering interdisciplinary connections between art and business. Overall, Dr. Singha expressed pride in the students' achievements and encouraged them to continue exploring creative avenues to enhance their learning experience in business economics.

Students Celebrate World Heritage Day with Art Showcase
Date: 18 April 2024
In celebration of World Heritage Day, students from 2nd Semester BCom (E) showcased their artistic talents through a series of art projects inspired by UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Under the theme of promoting cultural preservation and awareness, the students were tasked with selecting specific World Heritage Sites as inspiration for their creations.

The projects, which spanned various artistic mediums, including painting, drawing, and mixed media, reflected the students' interpretations of these iconic sites' historical and cultural significance. Before starting their projects, students diligently researched their chosen sites, delving into details such as architectural features, natural landscapes, and unique cultural aspects.

Encouraged to showcase their creativity and originality, students infused their artistic styles and perspectives into their work, resulting in diverse interpretations of the World Heritage Sites. Some students opted to create lifelike replicas of famous monuments and buildings associated with the sites, meticulously capturing intricate details and architectural shades.

Others chose a more abstract approach, creating artistic interpretations that conveyed the essence and spirit of the heritage sites through imaginative compositions and symbolic representations. From the towering pyramids of Giza to the serene landscapes of Machu Picchu, each artwork reflected the students' deep appreciation for global cultural heritage.

Equipped with A4 craft paper, color pencils, sketches, and other relevant materials, students transformed their visions into tangible artworks within the confines of their classroom. Students embraced the challenge and showcased their skills using alternative mediums.

The art showcase provided a platform for students to express their creativity. It was a meaningful educational experience, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the world's cultural and natural treasures. As the world commemorates World Heritage Day, these young artists have significantly contributed to raising awareness about preserving our shared heritage for future generations.

Class teacher Dr. Surjit Singha appraised the students for their exemplary dedication and creativity showcased in their World Heritage Day art projects. He commended their meticulous research efforts and the thoughtful selection of UNESCO World Heritage Sites as inspiration for their creations. Each student's unique interpretation and artistic style were lauded, reflecting a deep understanding and appreciation for the cultural and historical significance of the chosen sites. Dr. Singha emphasized the educational value of the activity, noting how it provided students with a platform to express their creativity while learning about global heritage conservation. He praised their resourcefulness in utilizing various artistic mediums and equipment to bring their visions to life, highlighting their commitment to excellence in execution and presentation. Dr. Singha expressed pride in the students' achievements and encouraged them to continue exploring and celebrating cultural diversity through their artistic endeavors.

SDP: Student Presentation
Date: 12 April 2024
To enrich the comprehension of economic offences among future forensic professionals, the Department of Commerce (UG) at Kristu Jayanti College, Autonomous, organised a comprehensive Student Development Programme (SDP) tailored for 6th-semester B.Sc Forensic Science students.

The objectives were to explore various types of economic frauds and offences across different sectors, including insurance, corporate, banking, credit card, stock market, human organs and antique objects, and racketeering in employment and travel documents. The programme also aimed to introduce students to investigation and prevention techniques related to economic crimes and provide insights into forensic accounting, forensic auditing, and violations of intellectual property rights.

The SDP aimed to deepen students' understanding of economic offences, exploring topics such as Frauds in various Sectors, Insurance fraud, Corporate fraud, Bank fraud; Credit card fraud, Stock market fraud, human organs and antique objects, racketeering in employment and travel documents, Investigation and Prevention, Introduction to forensic accounting and forensic auditing, and violation of intellectual property rights. The presentations delivered insightful perspectives on economic crimes, led by an enthusiastic cohort of students, including Sasha Vassula Fernandes, Anandhitha Vinod, Mayur Sanga, Sona P, Monghai Wangsu, Amritha Soman, Dharani Vedasamhitha, Rakshitha A, Tisa Thomson, Vyshnavi.

Dr. Surjit Singha, the course instructor, praised the students for their exceptional presentations and highlighted their comprehensive understanding of economic offences, underscoring the programme's success in enriching students' knowledge in this critical area of forensic science.

The Student Development Programme (SDP) at Kristu Jayanti College Autonomous yielded several successful outcomes. Firstly, it deepened students' comprehension of economic offences by extensively exploring frauds and violations across different sectors. Secondly, students delivered engaging presentations that offered insightful perspectives on economic crimes, demonstrating their thoughtful knowledge and understanding of the subject matter. Lastly, the programme effectively engaged students, cultivating a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of economic offences within the forensic science discipline. These outcomes highlighted the programme's success in enhancing students' expertise and engagement in this critical study area.

SDP: Student Presentation
Date: 10 April 2024
To enrich the comprehension of economic offences among future forensic professionals, the Department of Commerce (UG) at Kristu Jayanti College, Autonomous, organised a comprehensive Student Development Programme (SDP) tailored for 6th-semester B.Sc Forensic Science students.

The SDP aimed to deepen students' understanding of economic offences, exploring topics such as investigation and prevention strategies, pertinent legislation addressing different economic crimes, and the intricacies of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Act 1934. The presentations delivered insightful perspectives on economic crimes, led by an enthusiastic cohort of students, including A Sherlin Gomez, Bhavya Kamath, Emil Bobben, and Shreya Gupta.

Dr. Surjit Singha, the course instructor, commended the students for their exceptional presentations, highlighting their profound knowledge and comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. The program successfully engaged students and fostered a deeper appreciation for the complexities of economic offences in forensic science.

The comprehensive Student Development Programme (SDP) at Kristu Jayanti College, Autonomous, was designed to achieve specific outcomes. Firstly, it aimed to enhance students' understanding of economic offences by exploring detailed investigation and prevention methodologies. Secondly, the programme sought to provide legislative insight, acquainting students with relevant laws dealing with various economic offences, notably the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Act, 1934. Lastly, the SDP aimed to foster student engagement, encouraging enthusiastic participation and active involvement among 6th-semester B.Sc Forensic Science students throughout the programme. These outcomes collectively contributed to a more thoughtful and holistic understanding of economic offences within the forensic science discipline.

SDP: Student Presentation
Date: 05 April 2024
To enhance the understanding of economic offences among aspiring forensic experts, the Department of Commerce (UG) at Kristu Jayanti College, Autonomous, organized a comprehensive Student Development Programme (SDP) for 6th-semester B.Sc Forensic Science students. The program garnered enthusiastic student participation, probing into topics such as tax evasion, black money, credit card fraud case studies, pyramid schemes, corruption, insurance fraud, white-collar crime, money laundering, and more.

Led by a dedicated cohort of students, including Alona Thomas, Prithwi Vijayan, Nazneen Salim, Ashok Krishna A P, Deva Nandan Joshy, Jefna Rachel Alex, Joseph Antony Alwin, Azharudeen Shahil A, M Manesh Anto Priyan, Santhoshkumar M, Vignesh Raghav J; the presentations provided insightful perspectives on economic crimes. Dr. Surjit Singha, the course teacher, commended the students for their exceptional presentations, emphasizing their depth of knowledge and understanding.

This program enhances students' academic journeys and demonstrates the college's dedication to comprehensive education, cultivating versatile professionals equipped to address modern challenges in forensic science. The achievements of this initiative underscore the significance of similar efforts in developing a cohort of experts proficient in their fields and knowledgeable across disciplines, ultimately fostering a more knowledgeable and vigilant society.

SDP on Revealing Economic Offenses
Date: 14 February 2024
To enhance the understanding of economic offences among aspiring forensic experts, the Department of Commerce (UG) at Kristu Jayanti College, Autonomous, organized a comprehensive Student Development Programme (SDP) for 6th-semester B.Sc Forensic Science students.

The program garnered enthusiastic student participation, probing into topics such as tax evasion, black money, credit card fraud case studies, pyramid schemes, corruption, insurance fraud, white-collar crime, money laundering, and more.

Led by a dedicated cohort of students, including Angela P Johny, Rebeca Biju Kurien, Merien Abraham, Yasarla Bhavana Sri, Monghai Wangsu, Sanjanashri M, Neelanjana C B, Shravani S, Prithwi Vijayan, Vyshnavi, Shridhar S Kashyap, Bhagavan Nayaka M V, Sudhakar T H, Shreya Gupta, Emil Bobben, Bhavya Kamath, Anandhitha Vinod, Joseph Antony Alwin; the presentations provided insightful perspectives on economic crimes. Dr. Surjit Singha, the course teacher, commended the students for their exceptional presentations, emphasizing their depth of knowledge and understanding.

This initiative enriches students' academic experience and highlights the college's commitment to holistic education, producing well-rounded professionals ready to tackle contemporary challenges in forensic science. The program's success underscores the importance of such initiatives in nurturing a generation of professionals adept at their core subjects and well-versed in interdisciplinary aspects, contributing to a more informed and vigilant society.

SDP on Unveiling Economic Offences
Date: 09 February 2024
In a bid to foster a deeper understanding of economic offences among budding forensic experts, the Department of Commerce (UG) at Kristu Jayanti College, Autonomous, organized a comprehensive Student Development Programme (SDP) for 6th-semester B.Sc Forensic Science students.

The programme, saw enthusiastic participation from students who probed into a plethora of topics ranging from money laundering and black money to illicit trafficking and white-collar crimes. Noteworthy presentations covered insider trading, credit card fraud, fishing scams, pyramid schemes, travel document fraud, and tax evasion, shedding light on the intricacies of these illegal activities.

Led by a cohort of dedicated students including A Sherlin Gomez, Abhishar Mondal, Ashok Krishna AP, Azharudeen Shahil A, Dharani Vedasamhitha, Mayur Sanga, Rakshitha A, Santhoshkumar M, Sasha Vassula Fernandes, and Vignesh Raghav J, the presentations offered insightful perspectives and analyses on the various aspects of economic crimes.

Dr. Surjit Singha, the course teacher, commended the students for their exceptional presentations, praising their depth of knowledge and understanding of the subject matter. The event served as a platform for students to showcase their research skills and commitment to understanding forensic science's complexities in the context of economic offences.

This initiative not only enriches the students' academic experience but also underscores the college's commitment to holistic education and the development of well-rounded professionals equipped to tackle contemporary challenges in forensic science.

The programme's success highlights the importance of such initiatives in nurturing a generation of professionals who are adept at their core subjects and well-versed in the interdisciplinary aspects of their field, ultimately contributing to a more informed and vigilant society.

SDP on Sustainable Practices
Date: 19 October 2023
In an endeavour to foster a culture of environmental consciousness and sustainable living among students, the Department of Commerce (UG), Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous) organized a Student Development Programme on "Sustainable Practices" on 19 October 2023. The resource person of the session was Ms. Ponny Thomas, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce (UG), and the event was coordinated and organized by Dr. Surjit Singha.

The event focused on a range of topics aimed at promoting sustainable living practices in daily life. Key themes were reducing waste, avoiding non-biodegradable materials, and supporting locally-made products.

The resource person emphasized the importance of sustainability and its role in conserving the environment for future generations. She addressed the audience, stating, "Sustainability is not a choice but a necessity. Our daily actions, no matter how small, can collectively significantly impact the environment."

Topics covered during the workshop included:
1. Sustainable Living Practices: The participants were introduced to practical and easy-to-implement sustainable living practices such as reducing water and energy consumption, adopting eco-friendly transportation options, and consuming responsibly.
2. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Students were encouraged to adopt the mantra of "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" in their daily lives, promoting a circular economy by reducing waste and reusing items whenever possible.
3. Avoid Plastics and Non-Biodegradable Materials: The workshop emphasized the negative impact of plastics and non-biodegradable materials on the environment and provided alternatives for eco-friendly living.
4. Supporting Local Handmade Products: The importance of supporting local artisans and businesses was highlighted, emphasizing its role in reducing carbon footprints and promoting sustainability.
Dr. Surjit Singha, the faculty event coordinator, expressed his satisfaction with the program's outcomes. "Seeing the students' enthusiasm and readiness to adopt sustainable practices was heartening. We hope to see these principles integrated into their daily lives."

Student feedback from the workshop was overwhelmingly positive. Trisha P, a student participant, remarked, "The workshop was an eye-opener. It made me realize the urgency of adopting sustainable practices. I am now committed to making eco-friendly choices in my daily life."

Anjana Jayaraj, a student of 1st semester BCom, expressed her appreciation for the excellent opportunity to engage in a program resembling a fruitful discourse on sustainable development. She expressed gratitude for the informative talk on sustainable development, highlighting its ability to increase awareness of our collaborative efforts and the possibility of positive change. The event offered excellent insights into the several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) that must be achieved by 2030, promoting a deep understanding of the substantial contributions that are within our grasp.

Ameena, a first-semester B.Com student, expressed that the program provided her with valuable perspectives on the significance and relevance of resource preservation. She emphasized that even minimal improvements could result in a substantial impact.

This event at Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous) signifies the growing awareness and commitment to sustainability among the younger generation, promising a more eco-conscious future. Dr. Surjit Singha stated that more such programs will be conducted to educate further and inspire students towards sustainable living practices.

2022-23

Students' Presentation on Business Economics and FMI
Date: 02 May 2023
The SDP titled "Students' Presentation on Business Economics and FMI" was conducted by the Department of Commerce (UG) in collaboration with the IIC on 2nd May 2023. The purpose of the event was to provide students with a platform to demonstrate their understanding of business economics and the Financial Market and Institutions (FMI) through engaging and informative presentations. The event was coordinated by Dr. Surjit Singha, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce at Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous).

The program was attended by the students of II BCOM, Sections G, and H, as well as IV BCOM, Sections A and D. The students of II BCOM presented on various topics related to business economics, while the students of IV BCOM focused on topics related to the Financial Market and Institutions.

The event commenced with an introduction by Dr. Surjit Singha, highlighting the significance of business economics and FMI in the modern economic landscape. The students then took turns presenting their topics, showcasing their in-depth understanding and knowledge. Each presentation was followed by a question-and-answer session, allowing the audience to clarify doubts and engage in discussions.

The presentations by the II BCOM students on business economics covered a wide range of topics, including supply and demand, market structures, pricing strategies, and cost analysis. The students demonstrated their ability to apply economic theories and frameworks to analyze real-world business scenarios. They effectively communicated complex concepts and provided relevant examples to support their arguments.

The IV BCOM students focused on the Financial Market and Institutions, exploring the functions, participants, and regulatory frameworks of FMIs. They discussed the impact of FMIs on various sectors and industries, such as banking, investment, and international trade. The students understood the FMI's role in the economy and its significance in facilitating financial transactions and stability.

As the resource person and organiser, Dr. Surjit Singha provided valuable guidance and feedback to the students throughout the event. He commended their efforts in researching and presenting their topics and encouraged them to continue developing their knowledge and skills in commerce.

The event was an excellent platform for the students to enhance their presentation skills, research abilities, and critical thinking. It allowed them to gain confidence in public speaking, engage in academic discussions, and receive constructive feedback from their peers and the resource person.

The SDP on "Students' Presentation on Business Economics and FMI" was a successful and enriching event. It allowed the students to showcase their understanding of the subjects, fostered a spirit of academic inquiry, and emphasised the practical applications of business economics and FMI in the real world. The event served as a testament to the Department of Commerce's (UG) commitment to providing quality education and fostering holistic development among its students.

Innovate or Stagnate
Date: 27 April 2023
The Department of Commerce (UG), in collaboration with the IIC, organised a Student Development Programme (SDP) on 27th April 2023. The programme revolved around the "Innovate or Stagnate" theme and was specifically tailored for the second-semester B.Com Section (H) students. The SDP aimed to foster innovation among students and emphasise the importance of continuous improvement in today's rapidly evolving business landscape. Recognising that innovation is a crucial driver of success and growth, the programme sought to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to embrace innovation and avoid stagnation in their personal and professional lives.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from the target audience. The resource person for the SDP was Dr. Nidhi Raj Gupta, an Assistant Professor from the Department of Professional Accounting & Finance, Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous). With her expertise in the field, Dr. Gupta was the ideal resource person to guide the session.

The programme commenced with an opening address highlighting the significance of innovation in today's competitive business environment. Dr. Nidhi Raj Gupta then took the stage and delivered an engaging and insightful session. She shared valuable insights into the principles of innovation, the importance of embracing change, and practical strategies to foster an innovative mindset.

The session included interactive discussions, case studies, and real-life examples to help students understand the concepts of innovation and its relevance in different industries. Dr. Nidhi Raj Gupta encouraged students to think critically, challenge existing norms, and explore creative solutions to problems. She also emphasised the role of technology and its potential for driving innovation in various business domains.

The students actively participated in the session, sharing their ideas, experiences, and concerns regarding innovation. Dr. Nidhi Raj Gupta provided guidance and feedback, encouraging students to adopt a proactive approach to innovation and providing practical tips for fostering a culture of innovation in their future endeavours.

The event coordinator Prof. Surjit Singha acknowledged the efforts of the resource person and the support from the Department of Commerce (UG) and IIC in making the SDP a success.

The Student Development Programme on "Innovate or Stagnate" proved to be an enlightening and empowering event for the second-semester B.Com Section (H) students. It instilled a sense of enthusiasm for innovation and provided them with the necessary knowledge and tools to stay ahead in a rapidly changing world. The programme further reinforced the Department of Commerce's commitment to nurturing future business leaders who can adapt, innovate, and thrive in dynamic environments. The SDP catalysed the students' journey towards embracing innovation and avoiding stagnation. It equipped them with a mindset that encourages continuous improvement, creativity, and adaptability. By emphasising the importance of innovation, the programme inspired students to strive for excellence, explore new ideas, and make a positive impact in their chosen fields.

The event concluded positively, inspiring the students to become agents of change and innovation. With the insights gained from the session, the students are better prepared to embrace opportunities, overcome challenges, and shape a future that is characterised by progress and innovation.

The Power of Networking: Building Professional Relationships for Career Advancement
Date: 27 April 2023
The Department of Commerce (UG), in association with the IIC, organised a Student Development Programme (SDP) on 27th April 2023. The programme focused on "The Power of Networking: Building Professional Relationships for Career Advancement" and was specially designed for the second-semester B.Com Section (G) students.

The SDP aimed to enlighten students about networking and building professional relationships for career advancement. Recognising that effective networking can open doors to new opportunities, the programme aimed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to develop and nurture valuable connections in their professional lives.

The event took place in the seminar hall of the college and witnessed active participation from the target audience. The resource person for the SDP was Mr. C. Dhanapal, an Assistant Professor from the Department of Commerce at Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous). Mr. C. Dhanapal possesses in-depth knowledge and experience in networking and career development, making him an ideal choice to lead the session.

The programme began with an opening address by the head of the Department of Commerce (UG), who highlighted the significance of networking and building professional relationships in today's competitive job market. Mr. C. Dhanapal then took the stage and delivered an engaging and informative session on the topic. He shared valuable insights into various networking strategies, effective communication techniques, and the importance of personal branding.

The session included interactive discussions, case studies, and practical exercises to help students understand the practical aspects of networking. Mr. C. Dhanapal emphasised the importance of building authentic and meaningful relationships, leveraging online platforms for networking, and cultivating a positive professional image.

The students actively participated in the session, asking questions and seeking advice on how to navigate networking opportunities. Mr. C. Dhanapal provided valuable guidance, sharing personal experiences and success stories to illustrate the benefits of effective networking in career advancement. He also emphasised the importance of maintaining professional etiquette and follow-up actions after networking events.

The event coordinator Prof. Surjit Singha acknowledged the efforts of the resource person and the support from the Department of Commerce (UG) and IIC in making the SDP a success.

The Student Development Programme on "The Power of Networking: Building Professional Relationships for Career Advancement" proved valuable and transformative for the second-semester B.Com Section (G) students. It gave them practical knowledge and skills to network effectively and capitalise on professional relationships. The programme further instilled confidence and awareness among the students, empowering them to navigate the professional world with poise and purpose. The SDP was an essential stepping stone in the students' journey toward career success. The insights gained from the session will undoubtedly contribute to their personal and professional growth, enabling them to establish meaningful connections and seize opportunities in their chosen fields.

The event concluded positively, inspiring the students to engage in networking activities and develop their professional relationships actively. With the knowledge and guidance acquired from the session, the students are better prepared to make strategic connections and create a strong foundation for their future career advancements.

The Art of Public Speaking: Techniques for Confident and Effective Presentations
Date: 26 April 2023
The Department of Commerce (UG), in association with the IIC, organised a Student Development Programme (SDP) on 26th April 2023. The programme focused on "The Art of Public Speaking: Techniques for Confident and Effective Presentations" and was specially designed for the fourth-semester B.Com Section (A and D) students.

The SDP aimed to equip students with the necessary skills and techniques to become confident and effective public speakers. Recognising the importance of strong communication and presentation skills in various aspects of life, the programme aimed to empower students to express themselves clearly and convincingly in front of an audience.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from the target audience. The resource person for the SDP was Dr. Raja Kamal CH, an Assistant Professor from the Department of Commerce, Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous). Dr. Raja Kamal CH has extensive experience in teaching and public speaking, making him the perfect choice to lead the session.

The programme commenced with an opening address on the significance of effective public speaking skills in personal and professional growth. Dr. Raja Kamal CH then took the stage and delivered an engaging and informative session on the topic. He shared valuable insights into various techniques for confident and effective presentations, including body language, voice modulation, speech structure, and audience engagement.

The session included practical exercises, role-plays, and interactive discussions to help students apply the techniques in real-life scenarios. Dr. Raja Kamal CH provided constructive feedback and suggestions to improve the students' delivery and communication skills. He emphasised the importance of practice, preparation, and self-confidence in becoming a successful public speaker.

The students actively participated in the session, engaging in exercises and practising the techniques Dr. Raja Kamal CH shared. They also had the opportunity to ask questions and seek clarification on various aspects of public speaking. Dr. Raja Kamal CH provided insightful responses and shared personal anecdotes to inspire and motivate the students.

The event coordinator Prof. Surjit Singha acknowledged the efforts of the resource person and the support from the Department of Commerce (UG) and IIC in making the SDP a success.

The Student Development Programme on "The Art of Public Speaking: Techniques for Confident and Effective Presentations" proved enlightening and valuable for the fourth-semester B.Com Section (A and D) students. It gave them practical knowledge and skills to become confident and effective public speakers. The programme further instilled a sense of self-assurance and eloquence among the students, empowering them to express themselves articulately and leave a lasting impact through their presentations.

The SDP served as a transformative experience for the students, providing them with the necessary tools and techniques to enhance their communication and public speaking abilities. It laid a strong foundation for their future personal and professional endeavours and reaffirmed the Department of Commerce's commitment to holistic student development.

The event concluded positively, inspiring the students to continue practising and refining their public speaking skills. With the knowledge gained from the session, the students are better prepared to face future challenges that require effective communication.

Maximising Your Online Potential: The Power of AI Tools and Google Skills
Date: 26 April 2023
The Department of Commerce (UG), in association with IIC, organised a Student Development Programme (SDP) on 26th April 2023. The programme focused on "Maximising Your Online Potential: The Power of AI Tools and Google Skills" and was specially designed for the second-semester B.Com Section (G) students.

The SDP aimed to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to leverage AI tools and Google technologies for personal and professional growth. With the increasing influence of technology in every aspect of life, the significance of harnessing online potential cannot be overlooked. This programme aimed to empower students with the tools and strategies to excel in the digital realm.

The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of the target audience. The resource person for the SDP was Mr. Kurian George Cheripurathu, a Teaching Fellow from the Department of Computer Science at Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous). Mr. Cheripurathu possesses a wealth of knowledge and experience in the field of computer science and AI, making him a perfect fit to guide students through the intricacies of the topic.

The programme began with an opening address emphasising the importance of embracing digital skills in the modern world. Mr. Cheripurathu delivered an engaging and informative session on maximising online potential. He introduced the students to various AI tools and Google skills that could enhance their productivity, research capabilities, and overall online presence.

The session covered various topics, including search engine optimisation, data analysis, online marketing strategies, and AI-powered tools such as chatbots and virtual assistants. Through interactive presentations, case studies, and live demonstrations, Mr. Cheripurathu effectively showcased these tools' practical applications and benefits in different domains.

The students actively participated in the session, asking questions and seeking clarification on various aspects of the topic. Mr. Cheripurathu patiently addressed all their queries and provided valuable insights into the rapidly evolving field of AI and online technologies.

The event coordinator Prof. Surjit Singha acknowledged the efforts of the resource person and the support from the Department of Commerce (UG) and IIC in making the SDP a success.

The Student Development Programme on "Maximising Your Online Potential: The Power of AI Tools and Google Skills" proved enlightening and beneficial for the second-semester B.Com Section (G) students. It equipped them with practical knowledge and skills to effectively leverage AI tools and Google technologies. The programme further instilled confidence and awareness among the students, empowering them to explore and excel in the digital realm.

The SDP was an essential stepping stone in the student's journey towards becoming digitally adept professionals, ready to embrace the opportunities and challenges of the ever-evolving technological landscape.

Building Effective Study Habits: Tips and Techniques for Academic Success
Date: 26 April 2023
The Department of Commerce (UG), in association with the IIC, organised a Student Development Programme (SDP) on 26th April 2023. The programme focused on "Building Effective Study Habits: Tips and Techniques for Academic Success" and was specifically designed for the second-semester B.Com Section (H) students.

The SDP aimed to equip students with valuable insights and practical strategies to develop effective study habits, ultimately leading to academic success. Recognising the importance of establishing a strong foundation for learning, the programme aimed to empower students with the necessary tools and techniques to enhance their study skills and maximise their academic potential.

The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of the target audience. The resource person for the SDP was Ms. Ashwitha, Asst. Professor from the Department of Commerce, Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous). Ms. Ashwitha is an experienced academician with extensive experience in teaching and guiding students towards academic excellence, making her an ideal choice to lead the session.

The programme commenced with an opening address emphasising the significance of building effective study habits for achieving academic goals. Ms. Ashwitha then took the stage and delivered an engaging and informative session on the topic. She shared valuable insights into various study techniques, time management strategies, and tips for staying motivated and focused during the learning process.

The session covered a wide range of topics, including goal setting, creating personalised study schedules, active learning methods, note-taking techniques, and effective exam preparation strategies. Ms. Ashwitha encouraged students to participate in discussions actively and shared real-life examples and success stories to illustrate the practical application of these study habits.

The students enthusiastically engaged in the session, seeking guidance and clarifications on various aspects of the topic. Ms. Ashwitha patiently addressed their queries, providing practical advice tailored to their needs and aspirations. She stressed the importance of consistency, discipline, and self-motivation in building effective study habits, urging students to adopt a growth mindset and embrace challenges as opportunities for growth.

The event coordinator Prof. Surjit Singha acknowledged the efforts of the resource person and the support from the Department of Commerce (UG) and IIC in making the SDP a success.

The Student Development Programme on "Building Effective Study Habits: Tips and Techniques for Academic Success" proved to be an invaluable event for the second-semester B.Com Section (H) students. It equipped them with practical knowledge and strategies to develop effective study habits, which are crucial for their academic journey. The programme further instilled a sense of purpose and motivation among the students, empowering them to take ownership of their learning and strive for excellence.

The SDP served as a transformative experience for the students, providing them with the tools and techniques to enhance their study skills and academic performance. It laid a strong foundation for their future academic endeavours and reaffirmed the Department of Commerce's commitment to holistic student development. The event concluded positively, inspiring the students to implement the newly acquired study habits in their academic pursuits.

Workshop on Basis of Stock Market
Date: 20 to 23 March 2023
Department of Commerce (UG) in association with the Investors club organized a workshop on Basis of the Stock Market. The resource person of the day Mr. Kishore BS started his presentation by asking about the general perception of the stock market. Mr. Kishore explained how companies go for an IPO and what are the criteria for fulfilling the IPO. What are the documents required for opening a Demat account, Types of Approaches in the stock market, Live examples of trading a share in the market, at last, the entire participants are requested to participate in a live trading session which uplifted the skill of trading among the students, All the students actively participated in a stock trading activity which will be enhanced the knowledge in the stock market trading.

Vanijya Darpan 2023- A Business Skills Exhibition
Date: 02 March 2023
Vanijya Darpan is the annual Intercollegiate Commerce Exhibition hosted every year by the Department of Commerce (UG), Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous). The event focuses on creating a platform for the students to showcase their creativity and bring their academic knowledge into application. The business exhibition was organized by the department of commerce (UG) on 2nd march 2023 with 44 teams with different topics. Shri. Tanvir Singh (Director of Human Resources, Prodapt, Bangalore) inaugurated the event. The winners were rewarded with a cash prize.

Yuvashodhan Club - “Student Research Development Programme”
Date: 15 & 16 February 2023
Day 1:
The Student Research Development Program—Yavashodhan Club, organised by the Department of Commerce (UG) and Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous), began its training sessions on February 15, 2023. On the first day of the training, students received research writing skills instruction from Dr. Priyanka Ghosh of the Department of Commerce at Kristu Jayanti College. She gave the students instructions on what research is, how it operates, why writing a research paper is beneficial, and how to style one. She also urged students to come up with fresh study topics in order to develop their research skills. Also, she inspired students to conduct research across a range of topics and to turn their ideas into research. She also provided commentary on the study and information.

Day 2:
Dr. C. Nagadeepa from the Department of Commerce at Kristu Jayanti College gave students research skills instruction on the second day of the training session, February 16th, 2023. She gave the training on how to conduct a “Literature Review” and based on that how to find the Research Gap. Further, she gave insight on “How to develop the objectives” based on the research gap. She taught the students the value of conducting research, the characteristics of a successful researcher, and how to inspire the students to conduct research.

Students' Presentation on Entrepreneurship and Startup Management
Date: 22/11/2022
Department of Commerce (UG) in association with the Institution's Innovation Council Organised Student Development Programme (SDP) on 22 November 2022. Twenty-four students presented their topics, such as the Legal Aspects – Business Ownership, Sales and Income Tax and Workman Compensation Act, Clearances and permits required, formalities, licensing and registration procedures, Definition of Women Entrepreneurs, Factors influencing Women Entrepreneurs, Problems of Women Entrepreneurs and Remedial Measures, Development of Women Entrepreneurs and Women Entrepreneurship, Association Promoting women entrepreneurs, Stand up India schemes for women-Central and State level. Start-up India Schemes- Central Government initiative for start-up, Start-up Karnataka. Make in India Schemes, Ease of Doing Business, Industrial Corridors: Sectors-IT, Tourism, Food processing.

Naveen Singh won the first position, Nita Subba won the second position, and Mantesha Zoha won the third. Asmi Roy, Ashwin Ashok, and Nikita Kumari received consolation prizes. Mr. Surjit Singha, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Commerce, was the faculty event coordinator for the SDP.

Nita Subba, 20CO8H5081, V Semester B.Com (E), commented, "The exercise was engaging and served as a framework for our learning. The presentation was captivating, energetic, and meticulously planned, and the content benefited the intended audience. I am pleased and hopeful that the same activity will be repeated in the future, and the recognition and award earned inspired more students."

"I am thankful for this wonderful opportunity. It assisted me in learning how to interact and identify my talents and flaws. Even though I have limited time for preparation, I learnt to convey a certain subject in a limited amount of time," said Ashmi Roy, 20CO8A5053, V Semester B.Com (E).

Skill development workshop on Statistics for Business and Commerce
Date: 22/10/2022
Department of Commerce (UG) in association with the Institution's Innovation Council Organised “Skill Development Workshop (SDW) on Statistics for Business and Commerce” on 22 October 2022. Topics includes importance of statistics in business, commerce, and economy. Its usage in decision-making, to understand the markets, advertisement decision making, pricing, changes in consumer demand, and policy formulation.

Dr. Raja Kamal Ch and Mr. Surjit Singha has given a detail information about the business analytics and its importance also discussed the present job opportunities for business analytics.

AKASH K, 22COMG02, I Semester, B.Com (G Section), commented, "It was a helpful learning experience for the students and understood the usage of statistics and its application in various domain including business, commerce, and economics. We are thankful to our institution for organising the event"

ALFIN JOE ROBINSON, , 22COLH05, I Semester, B.Com (H Section), commented, "It was a really a wonderful experience for the students and helpful to make a path for our career We are thankful to our institution for organising the event such a career oriented sessions"

Student Development Programme (SDP): Students' Presentation on Entrepreneurship and Startup Management
Date: 18/10/2022
Department of Commerce (UG) in association with the Institution's Innovation Council Organised Student Development Programme (SDP) on 18 October 2022. Four teams presented their topics on the Concept of entrepreneur and entrepreneurship, characteristics of entrepreneurs, types of entrepreneurs; Factors influencing entrepreneurship, the meaning of the idea, sources of a new idea - methods of generating ideas; Opportunities recognising - Product planning and development process, latest policies of the government towards entrepreneurship, Creating and starting venture; Business plans, the scope of business plans, format of a business plan, a brief idea about an institutional support system. Nandana P, Pooja Sharma, Riza Asfeen, S Sneha, and Sanjay Kumar G won the first position; Abhina Mol, Aishwariya D, Shalini K, Sneha S, Varun C won the second position; and Aben Bibil Varghese, Aishwarya Nagarajan, Maadhesh B, Rahul Manoj, S Gopinath won the third position. Mr. Surjit Singha, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Commerce, was the faculty event coordinator for the SDP, and the jury for the event was Dr. Chandrakhanthan. J, Dept. of Commerce.

Pooja Sharma, 20CO1H5268, V Semester, B.Com (E), commented, "It was a beneficial learning experience for the entire team and me. The activity taught us how to work together and allowed us to assess our strengths and weaknesses; we are grateful to our course instructor for organising the event"

"The finest part of the learning was the teamwork, how to manage a team, and collaborative work; we were able to broaden our knowledge, gain a better comprehension of the ideas, build our confidence, learn to coordinate, and improve our presentation skills as a team. We are grateful to the department, IIC, the institution, and our faculty event coordinator for providing us with the opportunity of learning by doing" said Riza Asfeen, 20CO1H5269, V Semester, B.Com (E).