Commerce

• Students of B.Com can certainly expect high employment opportunities as today every business needs a commerce specialist or an accountant to run the business successfully.
• This course equips the student with the analytical, communication and problem-solving skills to effectively identify issues, source information and to find efficient and practical solutions.
• A student holding a B.Com Degree is well prepared to sustain as a corporate employee or as an entrepreneur.
• The student has adequate knowledge of adapting to the changes in the flexible business world, can focus internationally and has an in-depth understanding of the business world’s market-relevant aspects.

1. Well-structured lectures with multi-pronged methodology of teaching.
2. Students have the opportunity to pursue Third Year of BBA in Sunderland University, U.K.
3. Exposure to Foreign Language: French
4. SAP certification programme to bridge the gap between academia and industry.
5. Guest Lectures from leading industry experts on prevailing Industrial practices.
6. Industrial Visits for a practical exposure.
7. Summer Placements/Projects for better industry interface
8. Club Activities to harness people management and organizational skills.
9. Simulation Exercises
10. Online based student support services
11. Personality development programme for:
    1. Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
    2. Communication Skills
    3. Social Etiquettes
    4. Stress Management
    5. Time Management
    6. Motivation and Confidence Building

Minimum 50% marks in 10+2 (best of four) including English

Job Profiles

• Accountant
• Auditor
• Consultant
• Company Secretary
• Business Analyst
• Finance Officer
• Sales Analyst
• Junior Analyst
• Tax Accountant
• Stock Broker
• Economist
• Business Development Trainee

Job Areas

• Business Consultancies
• Educational Institutes
• Industrial Houses
• Public Accounting Firms
• Policy Planning
• Foreign Trade
• Banks
• Budget Planning
• Inventory Control
• Merchant Banking
• Marketing
• Working Capital Management
• Treasury and Forex Department
• Investment Banking

Lecture Halls and Seminar Rooms

Fully air-conditioned, spacious lecture halls and custom-built seminar rooms, equipped with latest audio-visual aids, provide an excellent infrastructural back-up for academic interaction among faculties and students.

Library

JIMS’ library is a veritable storehouse of information with ample text and reference books, national and international periodicals and journals. Well equipped and fully computerized library provides latest research and reference material in print and audio-visual formats along with the facility to refer to e-journals, Project Reports, Government Publications etc. To cultivate values in students and enhance their personality, the knowledge storehouse has an array of books on social issues and historical readings. The reading rooms provide a conducive environment for better learning and concentration.

Labs with Internet

All the Computer labs are well versed with access to internet with a speed of 10 Mbps along with wifi connectivity in the whole campus.

Guest lectures offer students the opportunity to meet passionate& experienced industry experts and to learn from them in various ways. This provides an important educational experience for students based on their real-world life experiences. Students get to see the insight and perspective of the guest lecturers’ specific field. It helps students to interact with professionals in formal and informal settings. Through discussions, interpersonal competence and communicative skills are improved.

Debate Competition

The Department of Management organized an engaging Debate Competition

The Department of Management organized an engaging Debate Competition on 3rd December '24 offering students a platform to showcase their critical thinking and public speaking skills. The topic was Innovation versus Invention :What is more important? Here students explained and debated that Invention is the creation of a new idea, product, or process, representing originality and breakthroughs. Innovation, on the other hand, focuses on improving or applying these ideas to create value and solve real-world problems. While invention provides new possibilities, innovation drives adoption, practicality, and economic growth. Both are essential, but innovation often holds greater importance for long-term success because it transforms potential into tangible impact, ensuring that new ideas are utilized and widely embraced .

Industrial visits are very important for students undergoing professional education. It provides an insight regarding the inner workings of an organization. It contributes to the achievements of various essential learning outcomes and program objectives thus helping the student realize his own potential.