1. To examine the socio- economic profile of students to assist them accordingly in their studies.
2. To motivate the students to be employed either in Government or private concerns.
3. To encourage the students to become self employed with entrepreneurship training and assistance.
4. To inculcate the habit of saving among the students by helping to open accounts in nearby Banks.
5. To appreciate the students to get centum results by giving prizes to students as well as teachers.
6. To identify the problems of students and to give proper guidance and coaching to overcome them.

• Excellent opportunity for further studies in the best Institutes in India.
• Focused programs for students to fulfill their career goals.
• Apart from traditional classroom lectures, our department also focuses on providing a well-rounded build-up of practical knowledge. This is achieved through the various Conferences, Seminars and Workshops.
• Earn and Learn Scheme.
• Assignments are given to the Students for improvement in different Subjects.

PO1. To understand the functioning of business and to acquire skills to start entrepreneurial activities.

PO2. Perceive the importance of social and ethical values to face critical issues.

PO3. To know how to prepare financial statements and soft skills required for higher education and placements.

PO4. To encourage students work in teams to develop inter-personal skills.

PO5. Reveals progressive learning of various disciplines of commerce, economics, finance, auditing and marketing.

PO6. To enhance knowledge in handling statistical tools for research works.

PSO1. To understand the principles of accounting and its concepts.

PSO2. Justify the function of the organisation, principles of the organisation and the types of the organisation.

PSO3. Understand the background of the new company act 2013 and explain kinds of company, define memorandum of association and articles of association, to determine private placement and prospectus and misrepresentation in prospectus and nature of share capital and debentures.

PSO4. Evaluate the concept of production function and law of variable proportions and to understand the nature and scope of the business economics and their responsibilities.

PSO5. Solve a numerical under the head of income from salary, income from house property, income from business and profession, income from capital gain and income from other sources.

PSO6. Theoretical and application-based knowledge in the banking and financial sector.

PSO7. Equips the students to learn the principles of effective communication and imparts the techniques of group discussion, the guidelines of preparing for the interview along with the knowledge of drafting different formats of letters like inquiry, sales, marketing, claim, adjustments, appointment and termination.

1. Merriot Kamala Justus merit price is awarded to the best student in I M.Com.
2. Prof. A. Dorothy Thangam Memorial Endowment Fund is awarded to the best student in I year B.Com.(SF) who is financially weak.

• A one day awareness and training programme on Modern Banking was organized.
• Initiatives were taken in the department to promote entrepreneurship among women by celebrating Women’s Entrepreneurship Day. Sales event was also organized where, 43 students participated in business activities and earned profit.
• A state level Business Quiz “Com-Quiz” was organized to prepare our students for competitive examinations.
• An industrial visit to “Daily Fresh Fruits India Private Ltd.”, Namakkal, Tamilnadu, enhanced student’s knowledge on production, marketing, financing and human resource management.
• Dr. Mahil Kamalam and R.Ra. Pon Narayanee of III B.Com (Regular) won the best paper award in the International Conference organized by the Department of Commerce, Sarah Tucker College, Tirunelveli.
• Two candidates have been awarded Ph.D through the Research Centre.
• To equip the faculty and research scholars with the latest advancements in research two days workshop on “Statistical Package for Social Sciences” was organized.
• Apart from academics students from Commerce department excel in extracurricular activities also. 59 prizes and 2 overall championship for the department were won by them in the National and State level Symposiums organised by various Colleges and University.

• Commerce association was inaugurated on 20th July 2017 that aimed at diversifying the learning experiences and widening the horizons of the students. The ceremony began with the formal installation of the five elected office bearers.
• A career awareness programme was organized in linkage with the Institute of Company Secretaries, Madurai Chapter on 27th July 2017. C .S .S. Paramasivan, Company Secretary, V .T. Mills Madurai explained how ACS programme serves as a platform for students to become Secretaries in Companies.
• A workshop on “G S T - A New Tax Reform” was organized by the department on 11th September 2017. The objective of the workshop was to offer detailed insights into GST frameworks and its implementation challenges in India. The guest speaker for the event was Mr. N. Edison, former Deputy Commissioner of Commercial Taxes, Tamilnadu.
• The students of Commerce Department visited the old age home ‘Rojavanam’ as part of celebration of Joy of Giving Week. Students had a wonderful time with the elderly people there.
• To inculcate students with the recent trends in the modern commercial era, an Inter-disciplinary. “International conference on Innovative and Emerging Strategies in Economics, Commerce and Management” was jointly organised by the Department of Commerce and Economics on 05/01/2018. Students of our college and various other colleges actively participated in the conference and 115 papers were presented in the conference. The papers were published in “Roots International Journal of Multidisciplinary Researches” a Peer Reviewed Refereed Journal with Impact factor.
• Product launch event was, organized by the department to stimulate creatively and intellectuality and to develop technical presentation skills, collaboration and team building among students. Main objective of this event was to promote women entrepreneurship among students. The event was inaugurated by our Principal Dr Nirmala Manuel. A cash award of 1000 for first prize, 750 for second prize and 500 for third prize were given to the winners. Certificates were issued to all the participants.
• A one day workshop on “Impact of G.S.T. on Indian Economy - Current Reviews” was organized for commerce students. Dr. C Ganlin Shiny, Assistant Professor, Voorhees College, Vellore, was the resource person. She explained the impact of GST after its implementation, difference between present Indirect Taxes and GST and the benefits and challenges of GST after implementation
• A one-day workshop on financial literacy was organized by the department of commerce on 8th February. Mr R. Venkatesh, Assistant professor and Head, Incubation Center, Care School of Business Management, Trichy was the resource person. The session was a great platform for students to get an exposure about new financial terms and emerging trends in finance.
• Initiatives were taken in the department to promote entrepreneurship among women by celebrating Women’s Empowerment Day on12th February 2018. Sales event was also organized where students participated in business activities and earned profit.
• Department of Commerce is outstanding in research. Dr. V. Chithra, Assistant Professor of Commerce, has been awarded Ph.D in Commerce, during this academic year.
• Five candidates have been awarded Ph.D through the Research Centre.
• Department of commerce is organizing ACCS foundation programme for B.Com Students. 14 students joined the course