About

The Department of Accounting and Finance was established in St. George’s Arts & Science College during the year 2020. Commerce education plays an important role in today's changing business world. It is the most important key to economic success in all sectors. The rate of globalization, liberalization, and privatization has had a significant impact on the various aspects of Commerce education.

B.Com (General) is a three-year degree programme that aims to provide students with an increased level of competence in career positioning as well as numerous opportunities to become global professionals. The curriculum focuses on providing students with strong subject-matter expertise in basic theories, principles, methods, and procedures of commerce and accounting. It raises students' awareness of social, economic, and political issues concerning business and assists them in applying economic principles when making business decisions.

The Undergraduate Program in Commerce (Accounting and Finance) was created to provide students with sufficient financial knowledge and skills. The programme is structured and designed to meet emerging industry requirements, and it provides students with practical and skill-oriented courses in all areas of business. Accounting, taxation, portfolio management, and all financial aspects are taught to students at various levels of an organisation.

Mission

Our mission is to provide quality education and training in commerce and business related courses and to develop skilled, knowledgeable human resources who by their positive thinking and value based personality would provide effective leadership in teaching, research and careers in Commerce and business related fields

Vision

The vision of the Department of Commerce is to grow to assume an enviable position in the realm of higher education in the whole world.

Program Outcomes

• Understand the concepts and conventions of accounting, finance with current standards and norms.
• Apply principles and techniques to formulate solutions to the problems concerned with planning, resourcing, allocation, appraisal and control.
• Apply financial, corporate, cost and management accounting concepts and taxation and auditing techniques to facilitate decision making, planning and control.
• Employ financial, banking and investment management concepts in decision making and significance of financial markets and institutions.