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Department of Commerce - General

Profile - Department of Commerce General

The Department of Commerce (General) offers students a robust foundation in the core areas of commerce, management, finance, and economics. It is dedicated to equipping learners with essential analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills that are critical for success in business and professional careers. With a strong emphasis on academic excellence and ethical values, the department nurtures entrepreneurial thinking and encourages the integration of modern technological tools in learning and practice. Its holistic approach to education aims to develop well-rounded individuals who are prepared not only for employment and higher studies but also for launching entrepreneurial ventures. Beyond academic training, the department fosters a spirit of social responsibility, critical thinking, and lifelong learning, empowering students to contribute meaningfully to both the corporate world and the broader community.

Vision

Students first – Inspire, Educate, Celebrate

Mission

We will provide an exceptional learning environment that empowers every student to succeed in life in the future.

Objectives

The Department of Commerce (General) at Avichi College of Arts and Science is committed to establishing itself as a distinguished center for nurturing highly skilled professionals in Accounting, Management, and Information Technology. Our vision is grounded in the principles of academic excellence, ethical integrity, innovation, and corporate responsibility. We aim to shape future leaders who are well-equipped to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving global business landscape.

  1. Curriculum Enhancement:
    Our primary objective is to continually update and refine the curriculum to align with the dynamic needs of the corporate sector. By integrating emerging trends such as Power BI data analytics, sustainability practices, and corporate social responsibility, we seek to offer specialized programs that address current industry challenges. This approach ensures that our students remain competitive, versatile, and responsive to the evolving demands of the accounting and IT professions.
  2. Industry Collaboration and Exposure:
    We aim to forge strategic partnerships with leading industry bodies, corporations, and regulatory organizations to provide students with advanced training, internship opportunities, and strong placement support. These collaborations are intended to bridge the gap between academia and industry, offering our students practical insights and direct exposure to contemporary corporate practices.
  3. Holistic Professional Development:
    Our ultimate vision is to position the Department of Commerce (B.Com General) as a center of excellence that produces not only academically proficient graduates but also ethical, socially responsible, and innovative professionals. We strive to cultivate individuals who make meaningful contributions to the global business community through their knowledge, leadership, and values.

Programs Offered

B.COM (General) From 2018

Programs Outcome

  1. Knowledge of Commerce
    Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of commerce, management, and allied disciplines, enabling application of theoretical and practical knowledge in real-life business situations.
  2. Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
    Develop the ability to analyse, evaluate, and interpret financial, managerial, and economic data to solve business-related problems and make informed decisions.
  3. Effective Communication
    Exhibit proficiency in oral and written communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills required in the business environment.
  4. Professional Ethics & Social Responsibility
    Understand ethical values, corporate governance, and social responsibility in business practices, and apply them in professional and personal life.
  5. Entrepreneurial Skills
    Foster innovation, creativity, and an entrepreneurial mind-set to identify business opportunities and develop sustainable business models.
  6. Use of Technology
    Acquire skills to use modern digital tools, accounting software, and IT applications relevant to commerce, finance, and management.
  7. Leadership & Teamwork
    Develop leadership qualities and teamwork abilities for effective participation and contribution in organisational and social settings.
  8. Global & Environmental Awareness
    Recognise the impact of global business practices, trade policies, and sustainability issues, and contribute towards environmental and societal development.
  9. Lifelong Learning
    Cultivate a habit of continuous learning for personal and professional growth in the dynamic field of commerce and business.
  10. Research Orientation
    Develop basic research aptitude to collect, analyse, and interpret business information for informed conclusions and recommendations.

Dr. M Abdulla

M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Assistant Professor and HEAD

Dr. S Metilda Salomi

M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., NET.,

Assistant Professor

Mr. B Loganathan

M.Com., M.Phil., (Ph.D)

Assistant Professor

Mr. S Sundarrajulu

M.Com.,NET.,

Assistant Professor

B.Com General - First Year Subjects

B.Com General - First Semester Subjects

The B.Com General First Semester offers essential subjects, including Financial Accounting I and Principles of Management, alongside electives like Business Communication and Business Economics. These subjects provide a strong foundation in commerce principles. You can find the whole first semester’s subject details below.
Part Course Code Title of Course Credits Hours Marks
Int. Ext. Total
Part I Language 1 3 6 25 75 100
Part II 100L1Z English I 3 6 25 75 100
Part III 146C1A Core Paper I – Financial Accounting I 5 5 25 75 100
146C1B Core Paper II – Principles of Management 5 5 25 75 100
146E1A Elective I – Business Communication 3 4 25 75 100
146E1B Elective I – Business Environment 25 75 100
146E1C Elective I – Business Economics 25 75 100
Part IV 146S1A SEC – 1 – MS Office for Commerce (P) * 2 2 40 60 100
100L1L Basic Tamil-I (Other Language Students) * 2 2 25 75 100
100L1M Advanced Tamil-I (Other Language Students) * 2 2 25 75 100
146B1A Foundation Course FC – Professional Ethics 2 2 40 60 100

B.Com General - Second Semester Subjects

The B.Com General Second Semester includes core subjects such as Financial Accounting II and Business Law, along with electives like Business Legislation Laws and Insurance and Risk Management. These subjects expand on foundational knowledge for commerce careers. You can find the complete list of second semester subjects below.

PartCourse CodeTitle of CourseCreditsHoursMarks
Int.Ext.Total
Part ILanguage II362575100
Part II100L2ZEnglish II362575100
Part III146C2ACore Paper III – Financial Accounting II552575100
146C2BCore Paper IV – Business Law552575100
146E2AElective II – Business Legislation Laws342575100
146E2BElective II – Insurance and Risk Management2575100
146E2CElective II – Indian Economic Development2575100
Part IV146S2ASEC – 2 – Accounting using Excel (P) *224060100
100L2LBasic Tamil-II (Other Language Students) *222575100
100L2MAdvanced Tamil-II (Other Language Students) *222575100
146S2BSEC 3 – Retail Management222575100

B.Com General - Second Year Subjects

B.Com General - Third Semester Subjects

In the B.Com General Third Semester, students will study key subjects including Corporate Accounting I and Company Law, which provide essential knowledge in corporate finance and legal frameworks. Elective options such as International Trade, Business Mathematics & Statistics, and E-Commerce allow students to specialize. Additionally, skill-based courses like Basics of Entrepreneurship and Website Designing further enhance practical skills. Explore the full list of third-semester subjects below.

PartCourse CodeTitle of CourseCreditsHoursMarks
Int.Ext.Total
Part ILanguage III362575100
Part II200L3ZEnglish III362575100
Part III246C3ACore Paper V – Corporate Accounting I552575100
246C3BCore Paper VI – Company Law552575100
246E3AElective III – International Trade342575100
246E3BElective III – Business Mathematics & Statistics2575100
246E3CElective III – E-Commerce2575100
Part IV246S3ASEC – 4 – Basics of Entrepreneurship112575100
246S3BSEC – 5 – Website Designing224060100
Environmental Studies1

B.Com General - Fourth Semester Subjects

In the B.Com General Fourth Semester, students engage in courses like Corporate Accounting II and Principles of Marketing, which deepen understanding of advanced accounting practices and marketing fundamentals. Electives such as Financial Services, Consumerism & Consumer Protection, and Operations Research enable specialized learning. Practical skills are strengthened with courses in Cash Accounting and Operating Cycle and FinTech. Discover the full list of fourth-semester subjects below.

Part Course Code Title of Course Credits Hours Marks
Int. Ext. Total
Part I Language IV 3 6 25 75 100
Part II 200L4Z English IV 3 6 25 75 100
Part III 246C4A Core Paper VII – Corporate Accounting II 5 5 25 75 100
246C4B Core Paper VIII – Principles of Marketing 5 5 25 75 100
246E4A Elective IV – Financial Services 3 3 25 75 100
246E4B Elective IV – Consumerism & Consumer Protection 25 75 100
246E4C Elective IV – Operations Research 25 75 100
Part IV 246S4A SEC–6 – Cash Accounting and Operating Cycle 2 2 25 75 100
246S4B SEC–7 – Fin Tech 2 2 40 60 100
246V4A Environmental Studies 2 1

B.Com General - Third Year Subjects

B.Com General - Fifth Semester Subjects

The B.Com General Fifth Semester offers core courses like Cost Accounting I, Banking Law and Practice, Income Tax Law and Practice I, and Auditing and Corporate Governance, providing critical insights into financial regulations, taxation, and auditing standards. Discipline-specific electives, such as Financial Management, Indirect Taxation, Human Resource Management, and Office Management & Secretarial Practice, allow further specialization. Check the complete list of fifth-semester subjects below.

Part Course Code Title of Course Credits Hours Marks
Int. Ext. Total
Part III 346C5A Core Paper IX – Cost Accounting I 4 5 25 75 100
346C5B Core Paper X – Banking Law and Practice 4 5 25 75 100
346C5C Core Paper XI – Income Tax Law and Practice I 4 5 25 75 100
346C5D Core Paper XII – Auditing and Corporate Governance 4 5 25 75 100
346E5A / 346E5B Discipline Specific Elective 1/2 – Financial Management OR Indirect Taxation 3 3 25 75 100
346E5C / 346E5D Discipline Specific Elective 3/4 – Human Resource Management OR Office Management & Secretarial Practice 3 4 25 75 100
Part IV 346V5A Value Education 2 2
346V5B Summer Internship / Industrial Training 2

B.Com General - Sixth Semester Subjects

In the B.Com General Sixth Semester, students study advanced courses including Cost Accounting II, Management Accounting, and Income Tax Law and Practice II, deepening their expertise in financial analysis and tax practices. Discipline-specific electives such as Entrepreneurial Development, Computer Application in Business, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and Basics of MS Excel enhance practical business skills. Find the full list of sixth-semester subjects below.

Part Course Code Title of Course Credits Hours Marks
Int. Ext. Total
Part III 346C6A Core Paper XIII – Cost Accounting – II 4 6 25 75 100
346C6B Core Paper XIV – Management Accounting 4 6 25 75 100
346C6C Core Paper XV – Income Tax Law and Practice II 4 6 25 75 100
346E6A / 346E6B Discipline Specific Elective 5/6 – Entrepreneurial Development OR Computer Application in Business 3 5 25 75 100
346E6C / 346E6D Discipline Specific Elective 7/8 – Logistics and Supply Chain Management OR Basics of MS Excel 3 5 40 60 100
Part IV 346S6A General Awareness for Competitive Examination 2 2 25 75 100
Part V 346V6A Extension Activity 1

MoUs and Collaboration

Value Added Courses

Department Association – Rexcom (B.Com General)

Rexcom, the official student association of the Department of Commerce (General), is dedicated to enriching the academic, professional, and extracurricular experiences of its members. It serves as a dynamic platform for students to express their talents, demonstrate leadership capabilities, and cultivate innovative thinking.

The association organizes a wide range of initiatives—including seminars, guest lectures, workshops, industrial visits, cultural events, and competitions—designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application. These activities not only enhance academic learning but also provide valuable industry exposure.

Rexcom actively promotes teamwork, entrepreneurial spirit, and a sense of social responsibility, playing a vital role in the holistic development of students. By fostering a vibrant and inclusive environment, it helps individuals grow both personally and professionally. Functioning as a bridge between students, faculty, industry, and the broader community, Rexcom contributes meaningfully to the overall growth of its members and prepares them to navigate and excel in future career paths.

Objectives of Rexcom

  1. To promote academic excellence and practical learning through seminars, workshops, and guest lectures.
  2. To develop leadership, teamwork, and organizational skills among students.
  3. To bridge the gap between classroom learning and industry expectations.
  4. To encourage creativity, innovation, and an entrepreneurial mindset.
  5. To organize cultural, social, and outreach activities for holistic development.
  6. To inculcate ethical values, social responsibility, and community engagement.
  7. To provide a platform for students to showcase their talents and skills.
  8. To foster interaction between students, faculty, alumni, and industry experts.
S. NoPostStudentsYear
1PresidentAFRIDI AHAMED RIII
2Vice-PresidentJOVIN JOSHYII
3SecretaryNANDHAKUMAR EIII
4Joint SecretaryAMIRTHA VII
5TreasurerARCHANA S, SANDHIYA AIII
6Treasury MemberYUGENDRA L (II YEAR), AKSHYA & DEEPASH (I YEAR)II / I
7Cultural SecretaryPRAGADESHWARAN KIII
8Cultural MemberDEVI BALA M (II YEAR), KAMALAMBIGAI & RAJKUMAR (I YEAR)II / I
9Sports SecretaryJAI PRASATH P & ABINAYA MIII
10Sports MemberKISHORE S K, SATHISH & GOUTHAM (I YEAR)II / I
11Event CoordinatorHARSHINI SV, YOGESWARAN MIII
12Event MemberSURIYA G M (II YEAR) & NIRMAL (I YEAR)II / I
13Media CoordinatorSARAVANAN RIII
14Media MemberHARITA VII / I
15Discipline CoordinatorYUVARAJ PIII
16Discipline MemberAKILAN & RITHIK ROSHAN S (II YEAR), MUKESH KANNA & PRASHANTH (I YEAR)II / I

Star Alumni

S. No. Name of Alumni Year of Study Designation & Organisation
1 Sathiyanarayanan 2018 batch Auditor, TCS Pvt. Ltd.
2 Niroshini M.COM. 2019 batch Assistant Professor, Avichi College of Arts and Science
3 Dinesh M, CA, CMA, EA 2021 batch Tax Consultant, CohnReznick Professional Services PVT. LTD.
4 Karthikeyan CMA, EA 2021 batch Tax Consultant, CohnReznick Professional Services PVT. LTD.

Career Opportunities

A B.Com (General) degree opens diverse career paths in commerce, finance, business, and management. Graduates can either pursue higher studies or enter the job market directly.

Employment Opportunities

  • Accounting & Finance – Accountant, Tax Consultant, Auditor, Financial Analyst, Banking Officer.
  • Business & Management – Business Development Executive, Operations Manager, HR Assistant, Marketing Executive.
  • Banking & Insurance – Relationship Manager, Loan Officer, Insurance Advisor, Investment Consultant.
  • Corporate Sector – Analyst, Data Entry Specialist, Customer Relationship Officer, and Administrative roles.
  • Government Jobs – UPSC, SSC, Banking exams (IBPS, RBI), Railways, and State PSCs.

Entrepreneurship

  • Starting small or medium enterprises (SMEs), retail businesses, consultancies, or e-commerce ventures.

Higher Education & Professional Courses

  • Postgraduate Degrees – M.Com, MBA, MA (Economics), PG Diplomas in Finance/Marketing/HR.
  • Professional Courses – CA (Chartered Accountant), CMA (Cost & Management Accountant), CS (Company Secretary), CFA, CPA, ACCA.

Emerging Fields

  • Digital Marketing, Business Analytics, Financial Technology (FinTech), and International Business.