Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandir's

Arts, Science & Commerce College, Manmad

"Affiliated To S.P. Pune University -Re- Accredited With 'A' Grade By NAAC"

Commerce

Introduction

The Department of Commerce, Arts, Science and Commerce College, Manmad has been began from June, 1969, with degree program and in June 1983 Post Graduate program were started. The Department provides quality education and aware of its responsibilities towards society. The various courses thought in Commerce provide the base for national integration and inclusive growth of the Nation, enabling the students to contribute towards GDP by expanding business, trade and industry. Our students have participated in intercollegiate project (Avishkar) and essay competition, National Accounting Talent Search etc. Past students of the Department are holding renowned positions in various fields after completion of degree and post graduate program. Some of them have been working as a businessman, Industrialist, while there are successful Chartered Accountants and Lawyers and other are doing profession, lecturer also.

Under the guidance of institutional patron Dr. Samajshri. Prashantji Hiray, Dr.Apoorva Hiray, Member of legislative Council Maharashtra, Dr. B.S.Jagdale department is progressing towards superiority.

Programs Offered

Sr.No Program PO’s. PSO’s
1 B.Com. June 1969( 1. Cost and Works Accounting 2. Marketing Management 3. Banking and Finance) PO-1 i) Understand the role of trade commerce and industry and its overall impact on society. ii) Acquiring the fundamental aspects of accounting, entrepreneurship and legal environment of business. PSO-1 Impart the knowledge of the core areas of commerce
PO-2 Understand the role of the communication skills and techniques in business and personal life. PSO-2 Create awareness of different laws and legislation applicable to trade, commerce and industry.
PO-3 Have the ability to demonstrate independent critical inquiry. PSO-3 Inculcate communication and business correspondence skills.
PO-4 Solve Problems in Financial matters Systematically. PSO-4 Train the graduates to carry out practical application and its analysis in the subjects such as accountancy taxation and finance.
PO-5 Plan and execute Small scale research. PSO -5 Prepare financial statements of different forms of business organisation using accounting principles, concepts, conventions and practices.
PO-6 To use latest ICT tools search as advance. PSO -6 Cultivate required professional knowledge and skills in the field of finance, management, marketing, HR and taxation.
PO-7 Conduct a Learning initiative to understand concept.
PO-8 Imbibe moral values of fair financial Practices.
PO-9 Sustain interest in learning.
2 M.Com. ( 1. Cost and Works Accounting (June 1983) 2. Business Administration (June 2018)) PO - 1 Empowered and endowed with enormous teaching excellence in Commerce to mound the future generation. PSO -1 Make appositive Contribution to the accounting Practices in the Private and public Sector.
PO - 2 Imbibe employability skills for a career in Commerce and Industry. PSO -2 Acquire the passion for recherché there chosen fields of marketing, Banking, finance, and HR.
PO - 3 Remain cohesive and diligent to meet the needs of the society and the business PSO -3 Obtain the intellectual, interpersonal and social skills for a holistic education.
PO – 4 Gain cost- benefit consciousness in making better decisions in life and career PSO -4 Become self - Motivate to acquire necessary digital, decision making and communication skills for a better industry acceptance.
PO - 5 Acquire research Attitude in Commerce/ its related fields and also to become accomplished entrepreneurs. PSO -5 Excel in contempory of business and emerge as innovative enter presents.

List of CBCS Courses B.Com / M.Com Academic Year 2022-2023

Sr. No. Class Semester Sub Code Title of Course
1 F.Y.B.Com. I 112 Financial Accounting – I
2 F.Y.B.Com. I 115(A) a Organization Skill Development-I
3 F.Y.B.Com. I 116(B) b Insurance & Transport-I
4 F.Y.B.Com. I 116(B) d Consumer Protection & Business Ethics-I
5 F.Y.B.Com. II 122 Financial Accounting – II
6 F.Y.B.Com. II 125(A) a Organization Skill Development-II
7 F.Y.B.Com. II 126(B) b Insurance & Transport-II
8 F.Y.B.Com. II 126(B) d Business Ethics-II
9 S.Y.B.Com. III 231 Business Communication- I
10 S.Y.B.Com. III 232 Corporate Accounting- I
11 S.Y.B.Com. III 234 Business Management-I
12 S.Y.B.Com. III 235 Elements of Company Law- I
13 S.Y.B.Com. III 236 e) Cost and Works Accounting-I
14 S.Y.B.Com. III 236 h) Marketing Management-I
15 S.Y.B.Com. IV 241 Business Communication- II
16 S.Y.B.Com. IV 242 Corporate Accounting- II
17 S.Y.B.Com. IV 244 Business Management-II
18 S.Y.B.Com. IV 245 Elements of Company Law- II
19 S.Y.B.Com. IV 246 e) Cost and Works Accounting-II
20 S.Y.B.Com. IV 246 h) Marketing Management-II
21 T.Y.B.Com. V 351 Business Regulatory Framework
22 T.Y.B.Com. V 352 Advanced accounting – i
23 T.Y.B.Com. V 354 Auditing
24 T.Y.B.Com. V 355 e) Overhead and Accounting for Overheads
25 T.Y.B.Com. V 355 (h) Marketing Management-II
26 T.Y.B.Com. V 356 e) Techniques of Cost Accounting
27 T.Y.B.Com. V 356 h) Marketing Management-III
28 T.Y.B.Com. VI 361 Business Regulatory Framework- II
29 T.Y.B.Com. VI 362 Advanced accounting – II
30 T.Y.B.Com. VI 364 Auditing & Taxation - II
31 T.Y.B.Com. VI 365 e) Methods of Costing
32 T.Y.B.Com. VI 365 h) Marketing Management-II
33 T.Y.B.Com. VI 366 e) Techniques of Cost Accounting and Cost Audit
34 T.Y.B.Com. VI 366 h) Marketing Management-III
35 M.Com. I I 101 Management Accounting
36 M.Com. I I 102 Strategic Management
37 M.Com. I I 107 Advanced Cost Accounting
38 M.Com. I I 108 Costing Techniques and Responsibility Accounting
39 M.Com. I I 113 Production & Operation Management
40 M.Com. I I 114 Financial Management
41 M.Com. I II 201 Financial Analysis & Control
42 M.Com. I II 202 A. Industrial Economics
43 M.Com. I II 207 Cost And cost control system
44 M.Com. I II 208 Application of Cost Accounting
45 M.Com. I II 213 Business Ethics & Professional Values
46 M.Com. I II 214 Elements of Knowledge Management
47 M.Com. II III 301 Business Finance
48 M.Com. II III 302 Research Methodology For Business
49 M.Com. II III 307 Cost Audit
50 M.Com. II III 308 Management Audit
51 M.Com. II III 313 Human Resource Management
52 M.Com. II III 314 Organizational Behaviour
53 M.Com. II IV 401 Capital Market and Financial Services
54 M.Com. II IV 402 Industrial Economic Environment
55 M.Com. II IV 407 Recent Advances in Cost Auditing and Cost System
56 M.Com. II IV 408 PROJECT WORK - Advance Cost Accounting& Cost Systems
57 M.Com. II IV 413 Recent Advances in Business Administration
58 M.Com. II IV 414 PROJECT WORK - Business Administration

Annual/ semester/choice based credit system

Annual Semester Credit System
N.A. B.Com. B.Com.
N.A. M.Com. M.Com.

MAHATMA GANDHI VIDYAMANDIR’S

ARTS, SCIENCE & COMMERCE COLLEGE MANMAD,NASIK

Department of Commerce

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE (SOP)

SR.NO. PARTICULARS PAGE NO.
1 Introduction 3
About the Department 3
Vision, Mission, Objectives 3
2 Organization Chart of the Department 4
3 Purpose of the Department 5
4 Roles and Responsibilities 5
Role of Commerce Teacher 5
Responsibilities of Commerce Teacher 6
5 Resources and Material 7
6 Supplementary Information 7

1] Introduction:

About the Department:

The Department of Commerce, Arts, Science and Commerce College, Manmad has been began from June, 1969, with degree program and in June 1983 Post Graduate program were started. The Department provides quality education and aware of its responsibilities towards society. The various courses thought in Commerce provide the base for national integration and inclusive growth of the Nation, enabling the students to contribute towards GDP by expanding business, trade and industry. Our students have participated in intercollegiate project (Avishkar) and essay competition, National Accounting Talent Search etc. Past students of the Department are holding renowned positions in various fields after completion of degree and post graduate program. Some of them have been working as a businessman, Industrialist, while there are successful Chartered Accountants and Lawyers and other are doing profession, lecturer also.

Under the guidance of institutional patron Dr. Samajshri. Prashantji Hiray, Dr.Apoorva Hiray, Member of legislative Council Maharashtra, Dr. B.S.Jagdale department is progressing towards superiority.

VISION:

“To create good and qualitative citizens having competence and social commitment by imparting ethics based education to the Commerce students”

Mission:

“Inculcate fraternity, truthfulness and quality through the education”

Objectives:

  • To strive for excellence in education for the realization of a vivacious and comprehensive society through knowledge creation and dissemination
  • To blend theoretical knowledge with practical skills
  • To create knowledge based students in commerce to meet the challenges of 21st century.
  • To motivate the students for higher education in commerce such as CA, CS, ICMAI , MBA, Ph.D., LLB, LLM, NET , SET etc.

3. Purpose of the Department

  • The purpose of the department are as follows:
    • To apply qualitative and quantitative research techniques to gather and analyse and present the data on commerce, trade and industry.
    • To establish connections between everyday life at the local level and the forces that network them into a global community.
    • To understand modern management strategies and tools.
    • To think in longitudinal terms to explain what has occurred in the industry in past as well as using advance principles and techniques to know the present and plan for the future.
    • To make students aware about their contribution to the GDP and ultimately for Sustainable development.
    • To create knowledge based students in commerce to meet the challenges of 21st century.
    • To counseling the students to face the various competitive examinations for carrier building.

    4] Roles and Responsibilities:

    Role of Commerce Teacher:

  • 1) The Commerce teacher will act as a organizer to the students to help them in learning various accounting, tax and management and marketing concepts, gather information from different sources, experiencing the business environment for profound understanding the theoretical concepts, etc.
  • 2) The Commerce teacher explain the advance concept and formulas in cost and accounting and their application.
  • 3) The Commerce teacher develop teaching plans, teach , assess students' awareness, and monitor student progress through continuous internal evaluation such as assignments, tutorials, tests, class seminars, presentations, competitive exams, internal examinations, projects , study visits etc.
  • 4) The Commerce teacher pursues to inculcate research aptitude among the students especially PG students by assigning them projects, dissertations, etc.

    • Responsibilities of Commerce Teacher:

  • 1) Supervise students at computer laboratory and study visit.
  • 2) Participate in planning, evaluating, and revising university curriculum, course content, and course materials and methods of instruction.
  • 3) Plan and organize study visits that encourage student active participation, involvement, and team work.
  • 4) Maintain student attendance records, grades, results and other necessary records.
  • 5) To prepare and deliver lectures to undergraduate and Post graduate classes on different topics.
  • 6) Prepare course materials such as notes, assignments, question bank and question paper.
  • 7) Serve on academic or administrative committees that deal with institutional policies, departmental matters, and academic issues.
  • 8) Participate in student recruitment, registration, and placement activities.
  • 9) To develop, design, or create new applications, teaching –learning methods, relationships and systems.
  • 10) Perform administrative duties such as serving as department head.
  • 11) Maintain lecture time-table and scheduled office hours in order to teach, assist and guide students as well as carry out departmental work such as maintaining record, preparation of notes, assignments, etc.
  • 12) Prepare research grant proposals in order to procure external research funding.
  • 13) Carry out minor/major research project work in addition to regular teaching-learning process.
  • 14) Adopt recent changes in commerce, trade and industry and make awareness of this among the students.

    • 5] Resources and Materials:

  • 1) All newly purchased items are recorded in Dead Stock Register of the department and annual Stock verification is done by the verification committee appointed in college.
  • 2) The department have one steel cupboard.
  • 3) All departmental stationary has been kept in the cupboard.
  • 4) Departmental Library Books, Projects, Reports, are kept in the cupboard
  • 5) Department has its own Academic Calendar and every member of the department have to follow the same.
  • 6) Department has Computer Lab with 10 desktop having Tally ERP 9 software.
  • 7) Every year department organizes study visit for practical knowledge and skills.

    • 6] Supplementary Information

  • Replacement of HOD:
  • a) In case the HOD is on leave the charge of HOD will be handed over to Associate Professor.
  • b) If both HOD and Associate Professor are on leave then charge of HOD will be handed over to Assistant Professor (Grant).
  • c) If all HOD, Associate Professor and Assistant Professor are on leave then Principal of the college will take decision of handing over the charge of HOD.
    • Replacement of Teacher:
  • If a teacher (Grant or Non Grant) is on leave then the teaching workload of the teacher will be divided among the other teachers (Grant or Non Grant) in the department.

    • Faculty Profile with Name, Qualification, Designation, Specialization

    Sr. No. Faculty photo Name of the Faculty Designation Qualification Teaching Experience Link
    1 Dr. S. D.Thore Assistant Professor Head of the Department of Commerce Research Guide SPPU Pune(Busine ss Administrati on) Ph.D.(Business Administration), M.Phil. (Commerce & Management), M.Com.(Auditing&Taxat ion), M.Com.(Communication) (App.), M.A.(Economics), M.A.(Political Science), M.A.(Marathi), G.D.C.&A.(Cooperative), B.Ed.(General), B.Ed.(Physical), Hindi Pravin, Basic Computer Course, 28 years view
    2 Dr. A. S. Chhajed Assistant Professor M.Com.( Advanced Accountancy), ATC, CA (Inter), SET, B.Ed., NET, Ph.D.. 11 .9 Years view
    3 Mr. S.A. Musale Assistant Professor M.Com.( Business Administration), G.D.C.& A., B.Ed, SET. 13 Years view
    4 Dr. V. S.Najardhane Assistant Professor M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed, B.A. (Co-operation) B.A. (Marathi) G.D.C.& A., Ph.D,M.Com (Communication) 15 Years view

    Syllabus

  • http://www.unipune.ac.in/dept/commerce/commerce/DCRC_webfiles/syllabus.htm

    • Research

    Publications – Books and Patent
    Name Of The Faculty Books Books
    Dr. S. D. Thore 01 00

    Publications - Research Paper

    Name Of The Faculty Research Paper
    International Conference National Conference Sate Conference
    Dr. S. D. Thore 21 47 00
    Dr. A. S. Chhajed 03 06 02
    Mr. S. A. Musale 02 - -
    Dr. V. S. Najardhane 03 - 01

    Participation in Conference/seminar/workshop

    Name Of The Faculty International International International
    Presented Paper/poster Attended Presented Paper/poster Attended Presented Paper/poster Attended
    Dr. S. D. Thore 21 21 47 47 00 00
    Dr. A. S. Chhajed 03 03 06 07 02 03
    Mr. S. A. Musale 01 03 - 01 - -
    Dr. V. S. Najardhane 03 03 - - - 01

    Other information of Department

    Faculty as members
    Name of the Faculty National /International/ Other Committee / Editorial Board/Reviewer
    Dr. A. S. Chhajed 1. Life Member of All India Commerce Association ( ID No.MH 1203 )

    Awards / Recognitions received by faculty

    Name of the Faculty Awards / Recognitions Year
    Mr. S. A. Musale Paper Presentation Award Second Paper on ‘Role of Road Transport in Agriculture Development in Maharashtra’ 3rd Annual International Conference on Inclusive Growth of Sustainable Development Emerging Trends and Challenges organised by Department of Commerce Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Aurangabad 431004 Maharashtra India 2019-2020 on 28 and 29th February 2020.

    Topper students B.Com.

    Year Name of the students Percentage / CGPA
    2021-2022 Raut Siddhant Prakash 8.78 CGPA
    2020-2021 Patil Hemangi Vijay 87.33
    2019-2020 Mahale Vishnavi D. 76.92
    2018-2019 Chavan Sajana Jitendra 72.33
    2017-2018 Pataliya Priyanka Prakash 78.00

    Topper students M.Com.

    Year Name of the students Percentage / CGPA
    2021-2022 Bahrainwala Munira Shabbir 83.13%
    2020-2021 Ahire Archana Subhash 76.63%
    2019-2020 Darade Puja Valmik. 73.44%
    2018-2019 Waghmare Priynka Vishwanath 70.69%
    2017-2018 Nandwini Chya Ramchandra 64.06%

    Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized by the department

    Title of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops Funding Agency Year
    “State level Workshop on “CSIR/UGC- NET/SET/PET Examination Preparation” Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandir’s Arts, Science and Commerce College, Manmad, Nashik- 423104,Maharashtra, India 2019-2020
    “State level Online Workshop on “CSIR/UGC-NET/SET/PET Examination Preparation” Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandir’s Arts, Science and Commerce College, Manmad, Nashik- 423104,Maharashtra, India 2021-2022

    Students who cleared competitive examinations

    Name of the student Name of the competitive examinations Year
    Nil

    Industry tour/Field visits/excursion tours

    Industry tour/Field visits/excursion tours Year
    Study Visit at Milan C. Lunawat & Co, Manmad for Studying Tax Matters 2017-2018
    Industry Visit by Faculty & students at N. R. Bros. Floor Mill , Manmad 2018-2019
    Study Visit Field visit by Faculty & students at LIC, Manmad Studying Carrier Opportunity in LIC 2019-2020
    Study Visit at Consumer Forum by Faculty & students ,Manmad 2019-2020
    Study Visit Field visit by Faculty & students at Bhagyalaxmi Sahakari Patsanstha , Manmad Studying Functioning of Patsanstha 2021-2022
    Study Visit Field visit by Faculty & students at Agriculture Produce Market Committee , Manmad Studying Functioning of APMC 2021-2022
    Industry Visit by Faculty & students at N. R. Bros. Floor Mill , Manmad Cost of Production & Marketing Strategy of the Company 2021-2022
    Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning
  • Special Guest Lectures
  • PPT Used Lecture

    • SWOC

    STRENGTHS:
  • 1. Well experienced, highly qualified, dedicated, research oriented, technosavy faculties.
  • 2. Highly disciplined students with zeal to learn
  • 3. Inter department cohesiveness
  • 4. Job oriented three special subjects at UG and two special subjects at PG level.
  • 5. Good research publication
  • 6. Internship program offered as per the revised syllabus
  • 7. Regular workshop and guest lectures
  • 8. Supportive management

    • WEAKNESSES:

  • 1. Unavailability of research centre
  • 2. Students from vernacular background
  • 3 Only one faculty on full time post
  • 4. No proper campus placement

    • OPPORTUNITIES:

  • 1. Internship program leads to job opportunities in various field such as insurance, banks, accounts, tax etc
  • 2. Memorandum of understanding between the department of Commerce and local industry
  • 3. Starting of research centre of Commerce
  • 4. Job opportunities through campus interview

    • CHALLENGES:

  • 1. Competitions with other degree colleges.
  • 2. Promotion of research culture among the students
  • 3. Financially weaker background of the students
  • 4. Language barriers for courses offered compulsory in English
  • 5. To face the challenges of professional courses
  • 6. To develop social responsibility among the Commerce students