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Departmental Activity Report for the Year 2016-17

1. Vision Mission of Commerce department

Vision: To be a centre of excellence in the realm of Commerce and Management developing and nurturing global competencies in students

through quality education, research and continuous innovation.

Mission: To nurture commerce professionals who possess a high level of knowledge and competence to effectively contribute to society with

commitment and integrity.

2. Programmes offered by the Department in the academic year: UG, PG, MPhil, PhD, PG Diploma, Diploma, Certificate/Open electives

A.

Sl.No. Name of the Programme Intake Admitted Male Female

1 BCom 3569 430 201 226

2 BCom (Honours) 3717 289 192 95

3 MCom 445 116 33 79

4 MPhil 14 7 7

5 PhD 3 0 3

B. New Programmes offered by the Department in the academic year: UG, PG, MPhil, PhD, PG Diploma, Diploma, Certificate/Open

electives

Sl.No. Name of the Programme

1 Microsoft Excel certification for UG students in collaboration with Financial Training Institute.


3. Curriculum:

A Curricular Innovations

Sl.No. Name of the Programmes Curricular innovations

B. Pedagogic (Teaching Methods) innovations

Sl.No. Name of the Programmes Pedagogic innovations

1 BCom Subject: Marketing management

Class : 3rd sem Bcom D section

Objective : The intention was to make students aware

about the importance of all the 'P' s and various

strategies used by different companies at different

times. Since all students were very keen about cars, the

assignment revolved around Automobile industry.

They had to conduct an "Auto show' for all the

University students. which was not just an exhibition

but also a detailed presentation followed by a quiz.

They did thorough research on the automobile industry

and finally presented few select companies. This event

was on stage in Block 4 Audi and was called as

'Ignition 3D'

Result and Learning - Students who were initially very

apprehensive to go on stage and speak slowly came

up. They were able to answer to all questions by the

audience. They got challenged on marketing domain


knowledge. They learnt to organize an event, research

well and conduct quiz competitions.

4. A. Faculty -Summary

NET PhD PhD Pursing

Not

Enrolled

for PhD

Total

Professors ----- 2 ----------------- ------------- 2

Associate Professors 1 8 1 ------------- 9

Assistant Professors 14 3 16 29

Adjunct Faculty

Teaching Assistants/ Associates 1 1

Total

B. Faculty - Details

Sl.No

. Name of the Faculty Designation Gender

Date of

Joining

Qualification

(Please )

Total number of

Publications Total Projects

NET PhD

Journal

Publica

tions

/Case

Studies

Period

icals

Compl

eted

On

going

1 Dr.Tomy K

Kallarakal Professor Male 1/07/1991 19

2 Dr.Theresa Nithila

Vincent

Associate

Professor Female 1/06/2001 12

3 Dr. Alice Mani Professor Female 18/08/1994 9


4 Dr.Anuradha P S Associate

Professor Female June 1997 10

5 Dr.Amalanathan S Assistant

Professor Male 3/06/2013 2

6 Mr.Anson K J Assistant

Professor Male 2

7 Ms.Anusha

Srinivasan Iyer

Assistant

Professor Female 6

8 Ms.Aruna P Assistant

Professor Female 5

9 Dr.Deepika Upadhyay Assistant

Professor Female 13/06/2016 7 - - -

10 Ms.Deepa TM Assistant

Professor Female 2

11 Mr.Dinesh Kumar R Assistant

Professor Male 28/05/2015

12 Ms.Geetanjali

Purswani

Assistant

Professor Female 2

13 Mr.Girish S Assistant


14 Mr.Haresh R Assistant


15 Dr.Karthigai

Prakasam C

Associate


16 Dr.Kavitha

Jayakumar

Associate


17 Mr Krishna Prasath Assistant


18 Ms Lakshmi B Assistant



19 Ms.Mary Rani

Thomas

Assistant


20 Dr.Mynavathi L Associate

Professor Female

2/01/2007ta

5

21 Mr.Natchimuthu N Assistant


22 Mr.Naveen Kumara R Assistant


23 Ms.Pooja Jain Assistant

Professor Female 4

24 Mr Raghunandan G Assistant


25 Ms Ratchana R Assistant

Professor Female 24/05/2016

26 Mr.Raghavendra B C Assistant

Professor Male

27 Dr.Sathish Kumar B Associate


28 Dr.Shaeril Michael

Almeida

Associate


29 Ms.Shubhashree P K

Acharya

Assistant


30 Mr.Sunil M P Assistant


31 Dr.Uma V R Associate


32 Dr.Valarmathi B Assistant

Professor Female 10

33 Dr.Veerta Tantia Assistant



34 Ms.Vinnarasi B Associate


35 Mr.Vishal Pinto Assistant

Professor Male 5

36 Mr Vinod Kumar Assistant


37 Mr.Yathiraju K Assistant

Professor Male 1

38 Ms Siddida Assistant

Professor Female

39 Mr Abhijit Roy Assistant

Professor Male 1

40 Ms Neeraja Nair Assistant

Professor Female

5. Academic achievements by the faculty members, awards, reaching new positions in Christ University bodies/offices/centres; or Other

Institutions/Organizations

Sl.No. Name of the Faculty Details

1 Dr V.R. Uma Deanery Level Coordinator, Centre for Research

2 Dr Amalnathan MCom Programme Coordinator

Student Council Faculty Coordinator

6. Journal and periodical publications and research projects by faculty members (2016-17)

Journal publication –Summary

Total Number of Publications

Web of Sciences -


Total number of publications in

Scopus -

Indian Citation Index 2

Other Journals indexed

by UGC

Other indexed Journals

Non Indexed Journals 41

Total number of periodicals 3

Total number of Research Projects

Total number of Research Projects

On-going – Internal 3

On-going – External

Completed - Internal

Completed - External 1

A. Journal Publications

SL.NO. NAME OF THE

FACULTY

TITLE OF THE

PAPER

NAME OF THE JOURNAL

VOL. & ISSUE NO.

ISSN DOI

NO.

INDEX

ING

AGEN

CY

1. Alice Mani

Financing Options for

Make In India Initiative

International Conference

Papers Published / / / 73 - 77

978-93-81723-

54-8

2. Aruna P A Study on the Impact International Jouranl of 2231-1009


of change in REPO

Rates on Bank stocks in

India

Research in Computer

Application and Managment /

6 / 6 / 66 - 71

3. Natchimuthu N

FOREIGN &

DOMESTIC

INSTITUTIONAL

INVESTMENT AND

STOCK MARKET

RETURNS IN INDIA -

A CAUSAL STUDY

Global Journal of Arts and

Management / 6 / 3 / 16 -

2249-2658

(Online): 2249-

264X (Print)

4. Tomy K Kallarakal

Are We Nodding for the

Noodles? - An

Empirical Evidence

among Bengaluru Youth Ushus / 15(1) / 1 / 01 - 23 0975-3311


Why and Where the

People Save and Invest?

(Empirical Evidences

from Households in

Kerala)

Journal of Commerce,

Management and Social

Science / 5 / 1 / 29 - 41 2319-6238

6. Vinnarasi B

A STUDY ON GOLD

AS INVESTMENT

TOOL AND

AWARENESS OF

GOLD INVESTMENT

WITH REFERENCE

TO NORTH

BENGALURU

PRIMAX

INTERNATIONAL

JOURNAL OF FINANCE / 3

/ 2 / 77 - 82 2348-0475

7. Amalanathan S

Goods and Services

Tax: An Indirect

Taxation Reform in

ROOTS International

Journal of Multidisciplinary

Researches / 3 / 1 / 64 - 68 2349-8684


India

8. Anson K J

A Study on Changes in

GDP due to its Relative

Dependence on Tourism

Receipts Atna / 1 / 11 / 17 - 30 0975-3281

9. Anuradha P S

Financial Behavior of IT

professionals: A Case

Study of Bengaluru City

Al-Barkaat Journal of

Finance & Management / 8 / 2

/ 19 - 31 2229-4503

10. Anuradha P S

An Analysis of public

sector and private sector

Insurance companies on

Micro Insurance

Schemes

International Journal Of

Multidisciplinary Research

Review / 1 / 20 / 74 - 79 2395-1877

11. Anuradha P S

Status of ICDS Centers

of Bengaluru District of

Karnataka State

International Journal of

Social and Economic

Research / 6 / 1 / 81 - 90 2249-6270

12. Anuradha P S

A study on Green Book

and its effect on the

livelihood of Tibetans in

exile


Business and Administration

Research Review / 1 / 3 / 21 -

26 2348 - 0653

13. Anusha Srinivasan Iyer

A conceptual paper on

Hull and Machinery as

well as Subsidiary

interests in Marine

Insurance.

Golden Research Thoughts /

8 / 9 / - 2231-5063

14. Anusha Srinivasan Iyer

A study on the working

and relevance of social

responsibility initiatives

of companies and

institutions "

Golden Research thoughts /

8 / 9 / - 2231-5063


15. Aruna P

Factors Influencing

Investment Decisions of

Retail Investors- A

Descriptive Study


Business and Management

Invention / 5 / 12 / 06 - 09 2319

16. Deepa T M

INSURANCE

SECTOR, POST THE

FDI HIKE

GJRA-GLOBAL JOURNAL

FOR RESEARCH

ANALYSIS / 21 Index

Copernicus / / -

ISSN:8203-2277-

8160

17. Deepa T M

Indian Commodity

Market and their

Relevance to the

Economy

Global Journal for Research

Analysis / / / - 2277-8160

18. Deepika Upadhyay

Managing Workforce

Crisis: A Case from

Hotel Waterlily

South Asian Journal of

Business and Management

Cases / 5 / 1 / 55 - 61 2277-9779


Role of Derivatives in

Mutual Funds

Anvikshiki- Bi Monthly

International Journal of All

Research / 3 / 2 / 34 - 39 0973 - 9777


Global Recession:

Impact in India

Anvikshiki: Bi-Monthly


Research / 3 / 4 / 148 - 152 0973 - 9777


Currency Futures in

India

Management Insight-Journal

of Inclusive Analyers / 5 / 2 /

88 - 95 0973 - 936X


Employee Poaching: A

Case from sheetal

Structurals Pvt. Limited ET Cases / / / -

23. Geetanjali Purswani

Building Employability

Skills through the Use

of Information and


Advance Research in

Computer Science and

(Online): 2321 -

7782 ISSN (Print):

2347 - 1778


Communication

Technology

Management Studies / 5 / 2 /

10 - 18

24. Girish S

Market Concentration of

Indian Bank

Review Of Research / 6 / 3 /

1 - 6 2249-894X

25. Kavitha Jayakumar

Review and

Implications of Supply

Chain Management with

Reference to Paper

Industry


Commerce and Management

Research / IV / 3 / 126 - 143 2321-3604


A Study on Tax Payer's

Perception Towards E-

filing of Income Tax

Returns with Reference

to Teachers in

Bengaluru East,

Karnataka.


Finance / 4 / 1 / 35 - 41 2348-0475


A Comparative Analysis

of the Awareness About

Tax Avoidance, Tax

Evasion and Tax

Planning Among IT

Sector and Non-IT

Sector Employees in

Bengaluru City.

Asia Pacific Journal of

Research / Special Issue /

Special Issue / 24 - 28 2320-5504

28. Krishna Prasath S

A Study On Consumer

Perception Towards

Organized To

Unorganized Retailing

In Coimbatore District

Journal of Commerce and

Management Research / 4 / 3 /

74 - 83 2249-0442

29. Krishna Prasath S Dimensions of E-Business Integration / / / ISBN:978-93-


Enterprise Assets

Management in SAP

Enabled Environment

82 - 90 85477-21-8

30. Krishna Prasath S

Impact of Individualistic

CSR values on

Productivity- A "Gear

Man" Role / / / 707 - 712

ISBN: 978-1-

943-29505-0

31. Lakshmi B

Net Neutrality -

Bengalurueans

Perspective

Indian Journal of Research

in Commerce, Management,

Engineering and Applied

Science / 1 / / 73 - 81 2454-6593

32. Lakshmi B

Strategies to Win the

Generation Game - with

special reference to the

IT Industry

Academicia - An

International

Mulitdisciplinary Research

Journal / 6 / 6 / - 2249-7137

33. Mynavathi L

IMPLEMENTATION

OF CONGESTION

CHARGE IN NEW

DELHI- FEASIBILITY

AND

ENVIRONMENTAL

IMPACT.

Journal of Commerce &

Accounting Research. / 5 / 4 /

37 - 43 2277-2146

34. Naveen Kumara R

Gold ETFs vs Equity

ETFs : Comparative

analysis of their

performance


Social sciences and

Management / 3 / 3 / 222 -

227 2091-2986

35. Sathish Kumar B

Impact of Mutual Fund

Attributes on Returns

Impact: International Journal

of Research in Business

Management / 4 / 11 / 63 - 68

2347-4572, 2321-

886X

36. Shubhashree P K Acharya A Study on IT Enabled International Journal of trend ISSN: 2394-9333


Crowd Sourcing in Research & Development /

Special Issue / Special Issue

EIT 16 / 11 - 14

37. Theresa Nithila Vincent

Study on Stock Price

Movements Post

Mergers and

Acquisitions in the

Pharmaceutical Sector



Research Review / 1 / 4

(Special Issue) / 169 - 172

2347-856X ;

2348-0653

38. Theresa Nithila Vincent

Towards a Meaningful

Life-Skills,

Competencies and

Responsibilities

Catholic Higher Education

in India: Rethinking Purpose

and Context / / / 177 - 184

ISBN: 978-93-

82305-94-1


Risk - Return and

Volatility analysis of

Sustainability Indices of

S&P BSE


Research in Finance and

Marketing / / / 65 - 72 2231 ? 5985


Corporate Social

Behaviour of

Automobile Companies:

Evidence from India


Management Research &

Review / / / 1625 - 1631 2249-7196


A study of holiday

effect on sensex returns

in the Indian Market

International journal of

Research in Finance and

,marketing / 6 / 11 / 63 - 67 2231-5985

42. Uma V R

A preferential study on

investment in physical

gold and investment in

E Gold with special

reference to Mangalore


Research in Computer

Applications and

Management / 6 / 5 / 35 - 37 2231 - 1009

43. Uma V R Branding in India

International Research

Journal of Management and 2348 - 9766


Commerce / 3 / 4 / 12 - 23

44. Uma V R

A Study on the product

and store attributes that

influence middle income

consumers' attitude

towards modern retail

outlet



Research Review / 2 / 4 / 207

- 217 2347-856X

45. Valarmathi B

Developing Sustainable

business- A case study

on TCS KM Model

Primax International Journal

of Marketing / 3 / 2 / 71 - 75 2348-0491

46. Valarmathi B

A STUDY ON

PERCEPTION OF

DERIVATIVES AS

HEDGING

PORTFOLIO RISK

MANAGEMENT

TOOL / 4 / 4 / 15 - 26 2347-6915

47. Valarmathi B

Gig Economy-creating

sustainable workforce in

developing economies.


Management and Social

Science Research Review / 2 /

4 / 100 - 101 2349-6738

48. Veerta Tantia

A Study on the role of

Microfinance

institutions towards

Women empowerment

in the district of

Balasore,Odisha

Annual research Journal of

Department of Management

Studies Bengaluru / 4 / / 50 -

56 0254-8755

49. Veerta Tantia

A Study on Accounting

Aspects of E-Commerce

Business in Bengaluru

Annual research Journal of

Department of Management

Studies Bengaluru / 4 / / 62 - 0254-8755


and Kerala 67

50. Vinnarasi B

Comparative study on

the Financial Literacy

among the youth in

Bangalore and Cochin.

PRIMAX

INTERNATIONAL

JOURNAL OF FINANCE / /

special issue / 150 - 158 2348-0475

51. Vinnarasi B

MUTUAL FUNDS A

PREFERRED SAVING

AVENUE OF THE

INVESTORS

INTERNATIONAL

JOURNAL OF COMMERCE

AND MANAGEMENT

RESEARCH (PIJCMR) / IV /

1 / 129 - 138 2321-3604

52. Vinnarasi B

A STUDY ON

FINANCIAL

INCLUSION IN

SHANTIGRAMA OF

HASSAN DISTRICT

IN KARNATAKA

WITH REFERENCE

TO PMJDY

INTERNATIONAL

JOURNAL OF COMMERCE

AND MANAGEMENT

RESEARCH (PIJCMR) / IV /

1 / 71 - 75 2321-3604

B. Periodical Publications

Sl.No. Name of the faculty Name of the Periodical Vol. & Issue No. Date of Publication

1 Attributes of a Good question

Paper

Deccan Herald Education Daily 15/09/2016

2 Ere Nettangal Ondagum Malayala Manorama Daily 23/07/2016

3 An Effective E - Learning Tool Deccan Herald Daily 30/06/2016


4 Enabling teachers to cope better

with stress

Deccan Herald Daily 03/03/2016

5 Making the most of a Field trip

at school


6 Linking Education To

development


C. Books

Sl

No

Department Name Title/Name Details

1 COMMERCE RATCHANA R Payment Banks: Opportunities and

Challenges

Conference Proceedings, Payment Banks:

Opportunities and Challenges Payment Bank:

The deal breaker for financial inclusion or the

feeder for shadow banking, Payment Bank: The

deal breaker for financial inclusion or the feeder

for shadow banking, Co-Authored, RATCHANA

R, DINESH KUMAR R, , National publisher,

Article

2 COMMERCE RATCHANA R Sustainability for Business:

Initiatives, Ideas and Challenges

Conference Proceedings, Sustainability for

Business: Initiatives, Ideas and ChallengesGreen

Banking: An Impact on the sustainable

development of banking sector in India, Green

Banking: An Impact on the sustainable

development of banking sector in India, Sole

Authored, RATCHANA R, , International

publisher, Chapter


3 COMMERCE VALARMATHI

B

a ONE DAY INTERNATIONAL

conference on emerging global

trends in accounting and finance

Conference Proceedings, a ONE DAY

INTERNATIONAL conference on emerging

global trends in accounting and financeA

comparative study of pre and post merger in

private and public sector with special reference to

HDFC and IOB bank, A comparative study of

pre and post merger in private and public sector

with special reference to HDFC and IOB bank,

Co-Authored, VALARMATHI B,

VALARMATHI B,Sayeed Arbiana , , Regional

publisher, Article

Alice Mani

Recent trends in

banking

Payment banks, Opportunities and

challenges / / / 374 - 377 ISBN: 978-93-81723-58-6

C. Research Projects (Internal- Christ University)

Sl.No. Name of the faculty Name of the project Type of the project Amount Sanctioned On-going/Completed


(Major/Minor/Monograph/

Working paper)

1 MR. GIRISH A descriptive study

of Pension Scheme

of Karnataka

Building And Other

Construction

Workers' Welfare

Board

(KARBWWB)

Working Paper 20,000 On-going

2 Dr. Mynawathi L/Ms.

Aruna P

Efficacy of Women

Entreprenuers

MRP Ongoing

3 Dr.Veerta Tantia and

Dr. Shearil Almeda

Examining

approaches of

valuation of

companies: An

Analytical measure

MRP 6,70,000 On going

4 Dr. Karthigai Prakasam

and Prof. Natchimuthu

Effect of Macro

Economic Variables

on Indian and

Chinese Capital

Market

MRP Title approved but fund

yet to be disbursed

On going

5 Dr. Amalnathan and

Prof. Sunil

Marketing of Fruits

and Vegetables in

Bangalore city

MRP Title approved but fund

yet to be disbursed

On going

6 Dr. Uma and Dr.

Kavitha Jayakumar.

Health Insurance in

Tamil Nadu : need

for segmented

approach by the

public and private

MRP 6,86,000 On going


insurers

D. Research Projects (External)

Sl.No. Name of the faculty Name of the project Funding Agency Amount Sanctioned On-going/Completed

7. Studentship:

A. Programmewise total number of students: male and female

Sl.No. Name of the Programme Year (First,

Second, Third,

Fourth, Fifth

Male Female Total Number of

Disabled

students

Number of

Foreign

students

1 BCom I - 201

II - 182

III – 171

I – 226

II - 181

III – 167

I – 427

II - 363

III - 338

06

I - 10

II – 15

III – 5

2 BCom Hons I - 192

II - 181

III - 139

I – 95

II - 93

III - 94

I – 287

II - 274

III - 233

I – 12

II – 5

III - 8

3 MCom I - 33

II - 41

I – 79

II - 91

I – 112

II - 134

4 MPhil 7 7 14

B. Students Graduating in May 2017

Sl.No. Name of the Programme Number of

students enrolled

in first year

Number of

Students

appeared for

the final

semester exams

Number of

Students

graduating

Pass

Percentage

Percentage of

dropout in the

graduating

batch


1 BCom 344

338 318 94.08% 1.75%

2 BCom Hons 240

233 225 96.56% 2.92%

3 MCom 134

134 128 95.52% 0%

C. Details of students with Disabilities

8. Internationalization:

International students details

Sl.No. Name of the Student Registration

Number Name of the programme

Name of the

country


Number

Name of the

Programme

Gender Type of Disability

1 Prashanth 1410081 Bcom M Blindness, can see very close by objects

2 Sri Sai P.V. 1410229 Bcom M Suffering from ‘Gait’ problem, due to which

finds difficult to walk. DOES NOT WANT TO

BE TREATED AS A SPECIAL STUDENT.

3 Samruthi V 1410286 Bcom F Left leg bone is slightly bent, due to which

walking long distances is difficult.

4 Mohammed Roshan 1410288 Bcom M Hearing disability(80%), cannot hear at all

when teacher goes away from him.

5 Sharda S P 1410375 Bcom F Backbone is dislocated from birth,this has

affected walking

6 JitendraV N 1410304 Bcom M Was bitten by cobra which has made right hand

movement difficult.Writes with left hand, but

speed is slow.


1. MUSTAFA LUDIN 1610213 B.Com Afghanistan

2. SRINITHI KARTHIKEYAN 1610235 B.Com Australia

3. NIKITA SINGH 1511335 B.Com - Honours Canada

4. MOUROU BONINO RENE 1510525 B.Com Gabon

5. HARIDAS LATHIGRA RUSHIL 1410104 B.Com Madagascar

6. TENZING PEMA GURUNG 1510123 B.Com Nepal

7. AAYUSH KHANDELWAL 1510501 B.Com Nepal

8. SUBHAM JAISWAL 1511167 B.Com - Honours Nepal

9. RAUNAK ALI SAIN 1512020 B.Com Nepal

10. ADITYA GOYANKA 1410012 B.Com Nepal

11. TENZIN YANGKI 1410217 B.Com Nepal

12. SUBHAM GOYAL 1410329 B.Com Nepal

13. ADITI AGRAWAL 1611345 B.Com - Honours Nepal

14. RAJIB PUDASAINI 1611330 B.Com - Honours Nepal

15. MANISH KHETAN 1611323 B.Com - Honours Nepal

16. RADHIKA ATAL 1611156 B.Com - Honours Nepal

17. PANKAJ KUMAR AGARWAL 1611027 B.Com - Honours Nepal

18. MEHI AGARWAL 1610529 B.Com Nepal

19. RONAK AGRAWAL 1610416 B.Com Nepal

20. SNEHA AGRAWAL 1610534 B.Com Nepal

21. RIJAN GAHA 1610515 B.Com Nepal

22. THIVIYABARATHI

KRISHNAMURTHI

1411186 B.Com Honours Sri Lanka

23. DEVARAJ JAYADEVV 1611313 B.Com - Honours Sri Lanka

24. ANUSHIYA BARATHI

KRISHNAMURTHI 1611165

B.Com - Honours Sri Lanka

25. INDUSHA S 1610440 B.Com Sri Lanka


26. VISARUT JIRATTHITIVANICH 1510114 B.Com Thailand

27. PORNPAWIT SRIPRARAM 1510210 B.Com Thailand

28. SAHAWAT

TECHAPATIPHANDEE

1510313 B.Com Thailand

29. THIPANUN KAEWPRASIT 1510323 B.Com Thailand

30. PAPPIM PUANGSEREEKUL 1510529 B.Com Thailand

31. SIWANON GOSACHAN 1610219 B.Com Thailand

32. TENZIN CHOEPHEL 1510716 B.Com Tibet

33. AKARSH CHOURASIA 1611106 B.Com - Honours UK

34. ASHWATH BALAKRISHNAN 1511207 B.Com USA

35. SHELLEY KABRA 1512042 B.Com USA

36. ADITI NISHITH 1611046 B.Com - Honours USA

37. SHANKAVARAM POOJA 1611385 B.Com - Honours USA

38. WADHAH ABDULLAH ABDO

QAHTAN AL-ABIDI

1510115 B.Com Yemen

39. WALEED SALEH HASHEM AL-

GAILANI

1510205 B.Com Yemen

40.

EHAB OMAR ABDULRAHMAN

AL-GAILANI

1510303 B.Com Yemen

41

MOHAMMED ABDULRAHMAN

ABDO QAHTAN

1510408 B.Com Yemen

42

HATINZWANI RUTENDO

DANIELEE

1410389 B.Com Zimbabwe

43 GANDIKO JAMES 1410901 B.Com Honours Zimbabwe

44 CHIOME MARVELLOUS 1410908 B.Com Honours Zimbabwe

45 MAHEMBE AARON TAWONGA 1411017 B.Com Honours Zimbabwe

46 GAVANGA TAKUDZWA T 1411031 B.Com Honours Zimbabwe

47 TINASHE ASHLEY RUPIYA 1510112 B.Com Zimbabwe


48 ERIC TAPIWA MUJURU 1510278 B.Com Zimbabwe

49

TERERAI DARLINGTON

MUDANGANYI

1511129 B.Com - Honours Zimbabwe

50 DELIGHT SHIRLEY DZIMATI 1511135 B.Com - Honours Zimbabwe

51 MUTAMBU TENDAI DEADRY 1611189 B.Com - Honours Zimbabwe

52

SANDULANI TAKUDZWA

TERENCE 1611090

B.Com - Honours Zimbabwe

53 ADONIS MOYO 1610289 B.Com Zimbabwe

54 MARUFU TREVOR 1610189 B.Com Zimbabwe

Inbound students ( Exchange/Credit transfer)

Sl.No. Name of the

Student

Registration

Number

Name of the programme Name of the country Remarks

Outbound Students (Exchange/Credit transfer)

Sl.No. Name of the

Student

Registration

Number

Name of the programme Name of the country Remarks

1 Himank Agarwal 1511214 Bcom France IESEG

2 Jasmine Sandhu 1511236 Bcom France IESEG

3 Mosalakanti

Soumya

1510319 Bcom France IESEG

4 Vishesh Chandola 1511333 Bcom France IESEG

5 Shobhit S Chandok 1511125 Bcom US BALDWIN

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Countries and institutions visited by faculty members for academic purposes

Sl.No. Name of the

Faculty

Name of the

country

Name of the

Institution

Purpose of Visit Dates ( From-

to)

Outcome

1 Dr

AmalanathanS

Hong Kong Lingnan

University of

Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Baptist University

The Chinese

University of

Hong Kong

The Hong Kong

Polytechnic

University

Leadership

Exposure Visit

October 2016

Service Learning

Incorporation

2 Mr Anson K J Hong Kong Lingnan

University of

Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Baptist University

The Chinese

University of

October 2016 Leadership

Exposure Visit

Developed

Strategic Action

Plan

6 Anagha Dhomne 1510238 Bcom US BALDWIN

WALLACE

7 Derick Samuel 1510126 Bcom US BALDWIN

WALLACE

8 Siv Samriddhi

Rajan

1510424 Bcom US BALDWIN

WALLACE

9 Anshuman Dash 1511304 Bcom US BALDWIN

WALLACE


Hong Kong

The Hong Kong

Polytechnic

University

3 Mr Girish S Hong Kong Lingnan

University of

Hong Kong

Hong Kong

Baptist University

The Chinese

University of

Hong Kong

The Hong Kong

Polytechnic

University

October 2016 Leadership

Exposure Visit

4 Dr. Karthigai

Prakasam C

Netherlands Han University,

Netherlands

June 2016 Jury Member

for International

Student

Exchange

Panellist

5 Dr Theresa

Nithila Vincent

Netherlands and

UK

Han University,

Netherlands, and

Liverpool Hope

University, UK

April 2016 Preliminary

Discussion

regarding MoU.

9. Collaboration and Linkages

A. MoUs/Agreements signed (Active MoUs) - International


Sl.No. University/Organization Country Date of MoU Valid till Activities taken up and Number of

Beneficiaries (Staff & Students)

1 Han University Netherlands 1st Aug 16

2 CISI, UK UK 23rd

Nov 16

3 IMA, USA USA 2nd

July 2015

B. MoUs/Agreements signed (Active MoUs) - National

Sl.No. University/Organization Country Date of MoU Valid till Activities taken up and Number of

Beneficiaries (Staff & Students)

1 Insurance Institute of

India(III) India 12, July 2016

C. Linkages (Industry-Academic)

Sl.No. Organization / Institution

Purpose of Linkage

(Research/Internship/Training

etc)

Number of

Students /

Faculty

benefitted

Remarks

1.

Financial Training Institute Skill Training (Excel

Certification)

110 students

were

certified

through

Microsoft

excel

certification.

10. Infrastructure: number of classrooms, labs, equipment’s above Rs one lakh

Number of classrooms UG 25 , PG 4, Lab -1

11. MPhil and PhD:


A. MPhil On-going (Christ University)

Sl No Register No. Name of the Scholar Name of the Guide

1 1610002 Abraham Ivin Johnson Dr Tomy K Kallarakal

2 1610008 Anjali Kunampurat Paul Dr Theresa Nithila Vincent

3 1610004 George Jose Dr Shearil Michael Almeida

4 1610005 Jawahar Kumar Dr L Mynavathi

5 1610007 Tenzin Wangdak Dr Kavitha Jayakumar

6 1610013 Salma Fathima Dr Karthigai Prakasam

7 1610011 Neeraja Nair Dr Anuradha P S

8 1610012 Pallavi V Dr Anuradha P S

9 1610010 Honey Gupta Dr V R Uma

10 1610014 Selina Ruby S Dr Veerta Tantia

11 1610006 Norbu Gyaltsen Dr Karthigai Prakasam

12 1610009 Cheme Lhamo Dr Amalanathan

13 1610001 Abin Baby Dr Sangeetha R

14 1610003 Dinesh Kumar R Dr Sathish Kumar

B PhD On-going (Christ University)

Sl.No. Name of the Student Name of the Supervisor Topic

1 Lakshmi B

Dr Kavitha Desai Course Work Completed

2 Shubhashree P K Acharya Dr Anuradha P S Course Work Completed

C. MPhil successfully defended (Christ University)



1 Vyas Anjali Ranjal Dr TheresaNithila Vincent A Study on the

movement of Stock

Prices Post Merger and

Acquisition with

reference to Metal,

Pharmaceutical and

Telecom Sector

2 Manju M R Dr Alice Mani Perception of Consumer

towards online shopping

– A Study with regard to

Bengaluru

3 Deepa B M Dr Uma V R A Study on middle

income consumer

attitude towards modern

retail outlets

4 Tenzin Sangmo Dr Anuradha P S A Study on Green Bank

& Its Effects on the

Livelihood of Tibetans in

Exile

D. PhD successfully defended (Christ University)


1

Ginu George Dr Binoy Joseph

Antecedents and Outcomes of Employee

Engagement: A Study on Employees in Travel

Organizations

2 Thomas Mangara Dr Jain Mathew Impact of Microfinance on Socio Economic


Development-Evidence from South India

C. MPhil and PhD On-going (Other Universities)

Sl.No. Name of the Supervisor Name of the Student MPhil/PhD Name of the

University

Topic

1 Dr Arokia Bhaskaran Naveen Kumar R PhD Periyar University Impact of Non-

conventional

monetary policy

measures on stock

market return in

India.

D. MPhil and PhD successfully defended (Other Universities)

Sl.No. Name of the Supervisor Name of the Student MPhil/PhD Name of the

University

Topic

1. Dr S. John Gabriel Dr Amalnathan PhD University of

Madras

Impact of Micro

Finance on Rural

Women .

2. Dr A. Elangovan Dr Valarmathi B PhD Periyar University Knowledge

management in

Higher Education- A

comparative study of

select private and

public institutions.

E. Own MPhil and PhD On-going/ successfully defended

Sl.No. Name of the Faculty MPhil/PhD Name of the

University

Topic On-going/

successfully

defended


12. Names of Post-Doctoral Students/Research Associates

Name of the Student Registration Number Name of the Sponsoring Agency

JRF

SRF

Project Fellows

Any other (Please specify in additional

rows)

13. Details of Patent filed/Received

Type of Patent Number Earnings from

the Patents

National

Applied

Granted

Licenced

International

Applied

Granted

Licenced

Commercialised

Applied

Granted

Licenced

14. Department Magazines, newsletters

Sl.No. Name of the Magazine/News

letter

Number of Issues published in 2016-17

1 Mudra e-newsletter 4


15. Student Publication details

A.

Sl.No. Name of the

Student Registration

Number

Title of the

Article

Title of the

Periodical

Type of the Periodical

( Journal/ Magazine/

Newspaper)

Date of

Publication

ISSN

1 Sayeed Arbiana 1411083 Gig

Economy-

creating

sustainable

workforce in

developing

economies

Non refereed International Journal

of Management and

Social Science

Research Review

Feb2017 2349-6738

B. Student Books details


Number

Title of the

Book Title of the chapter,

if applicable

ISBN Month and

year of

publication

C. Student dissertation details

Total Number of Dissertation Total Number of projects

MPHIL – 03 MCOM – 132

BCOM (H) – 220


16. Learner-centric initiatives; Student development and support services; ]

Learning is made student centric through Innovative CIA's.

1. E-commerce website creation

2. Financial Management CIA 1 through Excel

3. Case study evaluation method at M.com Level for international Business.

4. Entrepreneurship development B plan

5. Paper by research

6. Panel discussion by 5th semester students on GST organized by Ms. Valarmathi B and Mr. Naveen kumara

7. Current affairs sessions by PG students for UG students

The Faculty Learning Circle discussions and continuous encouragement during department meetingsto adopt Learner –Centric methods in

teaching-learning to enhance student engagement. Motivated faculty members used various new pedagogies were introduced and creative CIAs

were administered. These new approaches were captured and documented as best practices for future use in the learning circle log and in a

Google spread sheet accessible by all. Exhibitions, Blogs, Videos, Interviews, in-depth research and presentations were commonly used as CIA

components. Teachers gave liberty to students to present a particular topic the way they preferred and designed the rubrics for objective grading.

SL. No DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY LEARNING OUTCOMES AND

EXPERIENCE

SUBJECT

1 Collecting Information on Service Tax and VAT charged

by restaurants and checking whether the goods, water etc

served are sold at MRP

Understanding the practical implications of

Tax Laws

Taxation

2 Company Analysis & Industry analysis- The group selects

an industry and identifies six major firms in that industry.

The group combines the ratios of all firms for inter-firm

comparison and industry analysis

Develop in students a critical appreciation

of the performance of companies by

applying the tools and techniques for their

evaluation.

Management Accounting

& Financial Analysis



EXPERIENCE

SUBJECT

3 The students of final year found the subject of vendor

financing to be very interesting especially since some of

them had interned with credit analysis departments of

financial institutions. They came up with an idea of

creating a model in an excel sheet which can be used to

take decisions on whether to give credit to a customer or

not. In groups using the tools and directions provided by

the faculty , they successfully designed the model

They found the exercise to be very

challenging as they had to themselves arrive

at a formula using their requirements. Many

were using functions in excel for the first

time.

Management of Financial

Services

4

E-Filing of IT Returns- Students were asked to file IT

returns after calculating the total income and tax liability of

their parents/family members / friends.

The students gained knowledge in

computation of tax liability of individuals

and also how to file IT returns

Taxation Laws

5 Web site Designing- students were asked to design a

website for an online retail business.

Students practically learnt to make

attractive websites for their business

E-commerce

6 Interviewing entrepreneurs and make a video presentation

on their business failures and success

The students got an opportunity to meet

small entrepreneurs and learn about their

business strategies,

Strategic Financial

Management

7

To shoot a video on court cases in Business Laws and

Insurance and upload in YouTube/Facebook.

A lot of research went into while selecting

the correct type of cases also they

understood the difference between what is

written in the text books and what happens

in the real world

Business Laws and

Insurance



EXPERIENCE

SUBJECT

8

Interpreting Application of Accounting Standards in

Annual Reports- Group explains the Accounting Standard

in detail and then illustrates how it has been applied by

companies in annual reports.

Clear understanding of the concept of the

AS and knowledge of its practical

application in company financial

statements.

Financial Accounting

9

Exhibition show casing various models pertaining to cost

reduction through natural renewable resources.

Practical knowledge and creating the

awareness of cost reduction through natural

renewable resources

Cost Accounting

10

Crossword puzzles testing knowledge of basic concepts

and terms

Conceptual clarity E-Commerce, Banking,

Investment Management.

11

Model and Poster Making related to Effective Means of

Business Communication

Better understanding of the effective means

of the communication clarity of the

theoretical concepts learnt in the classroom

session.

Business Communication

12

Blog Creation- Students were asked to develop a blog of E-

Commerce for their class and each student was required to

update the blog putting new features, adding videos,

audios, articles related to e-commerce and based on the

blog post made by each student grading was done.

Updated on the happenings in the world of

E-commerce and made them aware about

making their own blog. Also, this activity

made them to write small articles on topics

of interest related to the subject.

E-Commerce

13

Preparation on Final Accounts from annual reports of

different companies and redrafting as per Revised Schedule

VI

Students learned the format of final

accounts as per Revised Schedule VI

Corporate Accounting

17. Special coaching for weaker students ( no. of hours and no. of students availed the facility);

A. Remedial Classes


Sl.No. Name of the course for which the

Remedial classess was conducted

Dates (from- To) Duration of the programme

(Number of Hours conducted)

Number of Students

benefitted

1 Bcom/ Bcom Hons 2016-17 30 hours per student 17

B. Bridge Courses

Sl.No. Name of the course for which the

bridge course was conducted

Dates (from- To) Duration of the programme

(Number of Hours conducted)

Number of Students

benefitted

1 Financial Accounting June 27 to July 18 30 20

18. OBT-include industrial visits/places of importance etc.;

Sl.No

.

Name of the

Place/Organization/Industry

visited

Date Class Number of

Students

benefitted

Remarks/Outco

me

1 Micro Toy Factory,

Kanakapura, Bengaluru

11-Feb-

17 2 BCom A

2 Karnataka Soaps & Detergents

Ltd, Bengaluru

09-Dec-

16 2 BCom B

3 Accucheck & Modern Bread

Factory, Peenya, Bengaluru

14-Mar-

17 2 BCom C

4 Garuda Polyflex Foods, Pvt.

Ltd, Anekal, Bengaluru

27-Jan-

17 2 BCom E

5 Gone Mad Factory, Jigani,

Bengaluru

08-Dec-

16 4 Bcom E

6 Lion Polymers LLP, Jigani,

Bengaluru

01-Mar-

17

4 Bcom Hons

D

7 Cheslind Textiles Ltd,

Bagalur, Hosur

16-Nov-

16 4 Bcom A

8 Garuda Polyflex Foods, Pvt.

Ltd, Anekal, Bengaluru

19-Jul-

16 4 Bcom B


9 Hindustan Coca Cola

Beverages Pvt. Ltd., Bidadi,

Bengaluru

10-Jan-

17 4 Bcom B

10 NSL Sugars Ltd, Koppa,

Mandya Dist.

09-Feb-

17 6 Bcom A


Mandya Dist.

09-Feb-

17 6 Bcom B


Mandya Dist.

09-Feb-

17 6 Bcom C


Mandya Dist.

09-Feb-

17 6 Bcom D



Bengaluru

15-Jul-

16

6 Bcom Hons

B

73



Bengaluru

26-Jul-

16

6 Bcom Hons

C


Ltd, Bengaluru

01-Jul-

16 4 Mcom A

65


Ltd, Bengaluru

01-Jul-

16 4 Mcom B

65

18 OBT -Christ

University, Kengeri campus

26-Jul-

16

I Year

MCOM

130 Dr Veerta and

Mr. Nachimuthu

19. Extension and outreach by Department/teachers/students

Sl.No. Name of the

Extension/Outreach

Place Teacher In-charge Number of Students

involved

Remarks/Outcome

1 Skill and Competency

building workshop.

Kodlipet First Grade Degree

College. Kodagu

Anusha Srinivasan

Iyer

10 students

Yashwanth,

Learned to Prepare

modules for First


Arbaina, Prashanth,

Sathya, Dickson,

Guruprasad,

Ankitha, Shravani,

Kamna, Parth

grade college

students. Our

students learnt to

live in different

environment, teach

new subjects to the

students

2

Snehagram (September

3 & 4, 2016)

Krishnagiri Mr. Haresh R

Ms. Ratchana

8 Provided conceptual

understanding in

Commerce, Business

and Statistics with

some activities

related to advertising

and marketing.

Provided a platform

to blend and become

more responsible

socially

Snehagram (December

17 & 18, 2016)

Krishnagiri Ms. Neeraja Nair 8 Banking and

Accounting, Carols

and Public Speaking

Skills

Krishnagiri Ms. Neeraja Nair 8 Preparation for final

exams.

20. Consultancy

Sl.No. Title of the project Faculty in Charge Consulting Agency Duration of the

consultancy

Amount


21. Dates of the Departmental meetings

Sl.No. Date Important Decisions taken

1 May 28th

2016 11:00 to 1 pm

2 May 31st 2016 2:00 to 3:00 pm

3 June 2nd

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

4 June 9th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

5 June 16th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

6 June 23rd

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

7 June 30th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

8 July 14th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

9 July 28nd

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

10 August 5th

2016 12:00 to 1:00 pm

11 August 18th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

12 August 25th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

13 September 16th

2016 1:30 to 2:00 pm

14 September 24th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

15 September 26th

2016 3:30 to 4:30 pm

16 October 7th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

17 October 27th

2016 2:00 to 3:00 pm


18 October 28th

2016 2:00 to 3:00 pm

19 November 3rd

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

20 November 10th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

21 November 16th

2016 12:00 to 1:00 pm

22 November 24th

2016 3:00 to 4:30 pm

23 December 9th

2016 12:00 to 1:00 pm

24 December 15th

2016 3:00 to 4:00 pm

25 December 22nd

2016 3:00 to 4:00 pm

26 January 5th

2017 3:00 to 4:30 pm

27 January 12th

2017 3:00 to 4:30 pm

28 February 2nd

2017 3:00 to 4:30 pm

29 February 9th

2017 3:00 to 4:30 pm

30 February 16th

2017 3:00 to 4:30 pm

31 February 23rd

2017 3:00 to 4:30 pm

32 March 3rd

2017 12:00 to 1:00 pm

33 March 10th

2017 12:00 to 1:00 pm

22. Scholars and special dignitaries at the department for the departmental programmes/events

A. National

Sl.No. Name of the Scholar /Expert Name of the Institution/

organization and Designation

Name of the

event

Date Remarks


1 Dr D N Murthy Kirloskar Institute of

Advanced Management

Studies

QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

2 Dr Kasilingam Pondicherry University QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

3 Dr N Vivek PSG Institute of

ManagementCoimbatore

QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

4 Dr Ana Marquez IIM Bangalore QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

5 Dr Suryanarayana Osmania

UniversityHyderabad

QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

6 Dr Rajesh Kumar Allianz Business Academy QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

7 Dr T Mallikarjunappa Mangalore University QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

8 Dr B H Suresh Mysore University QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

9 Dr B Mahadevappa Mysore University QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

10 Dr Murali Nagasundaram Manipal University QIP 23rd

to 25th

Sept

B. International

Sl.No. Name of the Scholar

/Expert

Name of the

Institution/organization

and Designation

Name of the

Country

Name of the

event

Date Remarks

Dr Raef Lawson IMA USA International

Conference

7th

Feb 2017

Rishi Malhotra IMA Dubai International

Conference

7th

Feb 2017

Pranesh Krishnan IMA Dubai International

Conference

7th

Feb 2017

Dr Paul Hong Christ University USA International

Conference

7th

Feb 2017

Jim Piechowski IMA, director of USA International 7th

Feb 2017


international operations Conference

Ella Suponitskiy: IMA, Director of Exam

Operations and Grading

USA International

Conference

7th

Feb 2017

Kevin Moore CISI, Global Business

Director

UK Center of

Excellence

Accreditation

Kevin Moore CISI, Global Business

Director

UK Integrity

Workshop

Dr Wendy Bignold Liverpool Hope

University

UK

23. List of lectures/programmes/events conducted by the department (date, resource persons) other than those mentioned in Q.26

Sl.No. Name of the lectures/

programmes/events

( Guest Lectures )

Date Resource Person/s Teacher In-charge Number of

students benefitted

Remarks

1. Entrepreneurship - How

to become an

Entrepreneur

8 Sept 2016 Mr Nishanth Raj

and Mr Rithu

2.

Role of Regulations in

Capital Market and Over

view of Stock Market

26Nov 2016 Mr. V Hariharan,

CGM, SEBI,

Mumbai and Mr.

C. Vasudevan

3.

Limited Liability

Partnership

21/2/2017 Mr. Bhuvaneshwar

Rai, Assistant Prof.

Law School, Christ

University


4.

Corporate Frauds

8/3/2017

Mr Chandrashekar,

Director and Chief

Scientific Officer

of Saakshi

Forensic

Investigations Pvt.

Ltd

5. Learning beyond text

and context

19 Aug 2016 Mr.Rishikesh K.B

6. Growth & Development

of Banking System in

India

2 July 2016 Mr.R.Kasturi

Rangan

7.

Value Investing

21Sept 2016 Mr George M

Alexander, Sr Vice

President Muthoot

group

8.

GST - Goods and

Service Taxes

11March

2017

Mr M V Sridhar,

KGS Cestax

Advisors LLP -

Consultants

(Customs, Central

Excise and Service

Tax)

9.

Central Excise &

Customs

7th, 8th, and

15 March

2017

Mr M V Sridhar,

KGS Cestax

Advisors LLP -

Consultants

(Customs, Central

Excise and Service

Tax)


10. AS - 14 6 Sept 2016 CA E Narasimhan

11. Corporate Governance &

Transfer pricing

24June2016 Mr.Ganesh

Krishnamurthy

12. Tools for Data Analysis

26Aug2016 Mr.K.V

Ramanathan

13. BASEL NORM (1, 2, &

3)

28June 2016 Mr.R.Kasturi

Rangan

14. Risks and Hazards

related to Engineering

Insurance

16Sept2016 Mr.A.G. Krishnan,

a Fellow of

Insurance Institute

of India

15. Investment Opportunities

for Youth and the Impact

of Demonetization

25Nov2016 Mr.Nehal.V

Batheja

24. Student outcome in sports, cultural and extracurricular activities

Sl.No

.

Name of the Student Registration

Number

Name of the Event State/National/

International

Position/

Award

Remarks

1.

Kshitij Dahiya 1511318

Enigma - Christ

University

Bannerghatta -

Public Relations National 1st Place

2.

Vrinda Gupta 1611061

Enigma - Christ

University

Bannerghatta - National 2nd Place


Corporate Strategy

3.

Kartik Bhasin 1511157

Enigma - Christ

University

Bannerghatta - Best

Manager National 3rd Place

4.

Pramit Ganguly 1611227

Enigma - Christ

University

Bannerghatta -

Business Quiz National 2nd Place

5.

Sourabh Meda 1611283

Enigma Christ

University

Bannerghatta -

Business Quiz National 2nd Place

6.

Justin Wilson 1610210

Enigma Christ

University

Bannerghatta -

Entrepreneurship

Development National 3rd Place

7.

Shivali S 1511269

Enigma Christ

University

Bannerghatta -

Wealth Management National

8.

Meera Sastry 1511266

Enigma Christ

University

Bannerghatta -

Human Resources National

9.

Pranav Jai Singh 1511054

Enigma Christ

University

Bannerghatta -

Marketing National


10.

Muthucarupan M 1611163

Synergy SDM

Mangalore - Public

Relations National

11.

Khushi Agarwal 1611352

Synergy SDM

Mangalore Finance National

12.

Ajinkya Mohan 1511002

Synergy SDM

Mangalore

Marketing National 1st Place

13.

Parth Tambi 1511118

Synergy SDM

Mangalore

Entrepreneurship National

14.

Poorvi Jain 1611154

Synergy SDM

Mangalore Human

Resources National

15.

Jaideep jaiswal 1510207

Synergy SDM

Mangalore


16.

Ayesha Hussain 1610524

Synergy SDM

Mangalore Best

Manager National

17.

Kartik Bhardwaj 1511316

Synergy SDM

Mangalore

Corporate Law National 2nd Place

18.

Abhyudai Bajoria 1611203

CIM Lavasa - Best

Manager National

19.

Siddharth Agarwal 1411028

CIM Lavasa -

Business Quiz National 3rd place

20.

Varun S Bharadwaj 1511061

CIM Lavasa -

Business Quiz National


21.

Kartic Dugar 1410915

CIM Lavasa -

Integration National 1st place

22.

Sakcham Poddar 1411065

CIM Lavasa -

Integration National

23.

Ameya G Purohit 1511253

CIM Lavasa -

Integration National

24.

Meera Sastry 1511266

CIM Lavasa -

Human Resource National

25.

Ananya Goel 1510522

CIM Lavasa -

Human Resource National

26. Brahamdeep Singh

Bakshi 1611212

CIM Lavasa -

Finance National 1st place

27.

Pranay Loya 1611327

CIM Lavasa -

Finance National

28.

Nidhin Dilip 1611325

CIM Lavasa -

Marketing National

29.

Christopher Tauro 1611162

CIM Lavasa -

Marketing National

30.

Samarth Somanna 1510125

CIM Lavasa - Pot

Pourri National

31.

Nishant Tomar 1510105

CIM Lavasa - Pot

Pourri National

32.

Justin Wilson 1610210

CIM Lavasa -

Business Plan National

33.

Deepak Suresh 1510212

CIM Lavasa -

Business Plan National

34.

Harshit Patwari 1411061

CIM Lavasa - Ad

Film National

35. Edwin Dyrile Lakra 1511012 CIM Lavasa - Ad National


Film

36.

Rajath S Raghav 1410054

CIM Lavasa - Ad

Film National

37.

Maria Ann Sanu 1511139

CIM Lavasa - Ad

Film National

38.

Sai Krishna 1511043

CIM Lavasa -

Photography National 1st place

39.

Aakash Dutta 1611101

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Best

Manager National

40.

Aashna Baijal 1410933

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Human

Resources National 2nd Place

41.

Shree Krishna Subedi 1411028

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Public

Relations National 2nd Place

42.

Aayush Khanna 1511249

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Finance National 2nd Place

43.

Brahamadeep Bakshi 1611212

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Finance National 2nd Place

44.

Harshavaridhini G 1410114

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Marketing National 1st Place

45. Rohith Jagadish 1511372

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College, National 1st Place


Kolkata - Marketing

46.

Siddharth Agarwal 1411029

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Supply

Chain Management National

47.

Eapen Joseph 1410125

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Supply

Chain Management National

48.

Sakcham Poddar 1411065

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata -

Entreprenuership National

49.

Gaurav Parekh 1611315

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata -

Entreprenuership National

50.

Shriyam Srivastava 1611337

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Quiz National 2nd Place

51.

Eapen Joseph 1410125

INSIGNIA St.

Xavier’s College,

Kolkata - Quiz National 2nd Place

52.

Vivek Venkatraghvan 1411132

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Best Manager National

53.

Jaideep Jaiswal 1510207

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -


54. Maria Susan Kurian 1610429 Kristu Jayanti National 3rd Place


College Bangalore -

Human Resource

55.

R Archita 1611355

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Human Resource National 3rd Place

56.

Gracious D Souza 1611116

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Marketing National 2nd Place

57.

Rohith Jagadish 1511372

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Marketing National 2nd Place

58.

Aishwarya Nigam 1511230

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Finance National 2nd Place

59.

Prayaas Kumar 1410922

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Public Relations National

60.

Anusha Rathore 1410936

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Public Relations National

61.

Vince Lepcha 1510327

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Business Analyst National 2nd Place

62.

Shravanthi Kanthan 1510223

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Treasure Hiunt National 3rd Place

63.

Nikitha R 1510240

Kristu Jayanti

College Bangalore -

Treasure Hiunt National 4th Place


25. Students placement, higher education, self-occupation and business,Distinguished Alumni details

A. Placement


Number

Name of the

Programme

Name of the

Recruiter

Annual

Package

Remarks

1 Srija S. 1411260 Bcom Goldman

Sachs

3.6 Lakhs*** Through summer

internship

2 Ankit Raj 1411158 Bcom Hons DE Shaw 8 Lakhs July 21st, 2016

3 Zarine Ahmed Khan 1410977 Bcom Hons Arcesium 6.5 Lakhs July 22nd, 2016

4 Aakash N. Shah 1411056 Bcom Hons Arcesium 6.5 Lakhs July 22nd, 2016

5 Khushal 1411016 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

6 Aishwarya

Ravunniarath

1411053 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

7 Kushal Maheshwari 1411116 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

8 Roshini George 1411045 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

9 Vivek Venkatraghavan 1411132 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

10 Nirmal Joseph Cherian 1411019 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

11 Srinath V. 1411067 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

12 Anamika Adhikary 1411134 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

13 D Daniel Vinay Kumar 1411008 Bcom Hons KPMG India 4.2 to 4.7 Lakhs August 6th, 2016

14 Meghana R. 1411182 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

15 Rubble Bagri 1411073 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

16 Alex James 1411057 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th


17 Ronit Sengupta 1410965 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

18 Rohit Jeremy Raphael 1410926 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

19 Divya Sindhu 1410067 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

20 Shefali R. 1411175 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

21 Reshma Marimuthu 1411141 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

22 Aayush Singh 1411101 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

23 Sushmitha Y 1410277 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

24 Ruth Gnana Maria G 1410274 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

25 Bhuvana T V 1410382 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

26 Gayathri KR 1410267 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

27 Karthik Kunchum not found on

kp

Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

28 Kartic Dugar 1410915 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th


29 Praful Raj R 1411163 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

30 Priya Andrews 1410973 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

31 Digant Shah 1410909 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

32 Darsh Bakul Mehta 1411059 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

33 Anu Joly 1411035 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

34 Jacob George 1410911 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

35 P Pradeep 1410920 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

36 Harindar Kumar 1410961 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

37 Tanvi Todi 1411076 Bcom Hons Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

38 Stanley Melferd 1410059 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

39 Aisiri Range Gowda 1410131 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

40 Dinesh L 1410004 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th


41 Vidisha Kothari 1410242 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

42 Manas K

Muraleedharan

1410049 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

43 Banuchander S 1410045 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

44 Shivaa B 1410203 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

45 Shinto Joy 1410719 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

46 Deepak Singh 1410508 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

47 Deesha Sharma 1410546 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

48 Greeshma Padmakumar 1410283 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

49 Avinash B 1410406 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

50 Pradeep Reddy 1410252 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

51 Arjun Manjunath 1410302 Bcom Ernst &

Young GDN

3.3 Lakhs to 3.5

L

August 4th & 5th

52 Adithya Ravindran 1410243 Bcom EY India 3.5 Lakhs August 16th

53 M. Sirichandana 1411041 Bcom EY India 3.5 Lakhs August 16th

54 Ankita Suresh 1410935 Bcom EY India 3.5 Lakhs August 16th


55 Nikhil Ahluwalia 1410919 Bcom Hons Tresvista

Financial

Services

5.08 Lakhs Sept 2nd

56 Nikita Chandrakumar

Nair

1410972 Bcom Hons Tresvista

Financial

Services

5.08 Lakhs Sept 6th

57 Jinson Joseph 1410913 Bcom Hons Tresvista

Financial

Services

5.08 Lakhs Sept 6th

58 Karthik S. Pillai 1411114 Bcom Hons Verity

Knowledge

Services

5.6 Lakhs Sept 6th

59 Jaideep Hotwani 1410204 Bcom Deloitte India 3.3 Lakhs Sept 19th & 20th

60 Zarine Ahmed Khan 1410977 Bcom Goldman

Sachs

3.65 Lakhs Through summer

internship

61 Niharika Sharma 1410943 Bcom Goldman

Sachs

3.65 Lakhs Through summer

internship

62 Divya S 1410067 Bcom TCS BPS Rs 13,000

stipend/m

Nov 12th

63 Harshitha P 1410367 Bcom TCS BPS Rs 13,000

stipend/m

Nov 12th

64 Karan Mehta 1411014 Bcom Hons Deloitte India

Consulting

4.25 Lakhs Nov 10th

65 Harshini Chandrashekar 1410134 Bcom Deloitte India

Consulting

4.25 Lakhs Nov 10th

66 Rachel Ebenezer 1410016 Bcom Deloitte India

Consulting

4.25 Lakhs Nov 10th


67 Anisha S Lalwani 1410982 Bcom Hons Deloitte India

Consulting

4.25 Lakhs Nov 10th

68 Aashna Baijal 1410933 Bcom Hons Deloitte India

Consulting

4.25 Lakhs Nov 10th

69 Sagar S. 1410181 Bcom KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

70 Manasa B. S. 1410169 Bcom KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

71 Pankaj Pariharya 1411120 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

72 Afrin Sultana 1410031 Bcom KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

73 Arshiya Zamani 1410132 Bcom KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

74 Samarth Bhutra 1410309 Bcom KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

75 Nikata Seth 1411143 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

76 Reshma Antony 1410945 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

77 Dhana Shekhar S. 1411077 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

78 Divya Bharathi R. 1410366 Bcom KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

79 Vivek Kumar Das 1411032 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

80 Thulasi P S 1411084 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

81 Nisha Rajan G R 1410071 Bcom KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

82 Sushmitha N. 1410340 Bcom KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

83 Rino Roy 1411124 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

84 Tanu Balooni 1411147 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

85 Shriyanka Praveen 1410946 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

86 Manisha K. 1411079 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

87 Aditya jain 1411003 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

88 Juanita Arlene Dsouza 1411140 Bcom Hons KPMG KGS 2.8 Lakhs Nov 15th

89 Keerthana M. 1411054 Bcom Hons Quess Corp 3.3 Lakhs Nov 23rd


90 Drisya Mary Sunil 1411138 Bcom Hons Quess Corp 3.3 Lakhs Nov 23rd

91 DISHA R S 1411038 Bcom Hons IBM 4 Lakhs Nov 24th

92 MANTHENAGODU

ABHISHEK REDDY

1410380 Bcom L&T

Construction

2.2 Lakhs pa Nov 5th

93 Deepak 1410346 Bcom L&T

Construction

2.2 Lakhs pa Nov 5th

94 Prathyusha K. G. 1410314 Bcom Morgan

Stanley

3.5 Lakhs Nov 29th

95 Bargavi Ravishankar 1410021 Bcom Amazon 2.9 Lakhs Dec 5th

96 Manasa B 1410979 Bcom Hons Amazon 2.9 Lakhs Dec 5th

97 Aditya Mittal 1410904 Bcom Hons Amazon 2.9 Lakhs Dec 5th

98 Trishla Anchalia 1410142 Bcom Amazon 2.9 Lakhs Dec 5th

99 Carmel James 1410313 Bcom Honeywell 3.75 Lakhs Dec 8th

100 Ayushi Mehta 1410937 Bcom Hons Aon Hewitt 2.19 Lakhs Dec 12th

101 NEELADRI

VENKATA

DHANUSH RAJ

1411050 Bcom Hons Novo Nordisk 3 Lakhs

102 Apoorva Agrawal 1411036 Bcom Hons AIG 3.7 Lakhs

103 Navjot Singh Dang 1411063 Bcom Hons AIG 3.7 Lakhs

104 Diksha Gurung 1410938 Bcom Hons AIG 3.7 Lakhs

105 Venkatesh S 1410360 Bcom AIG 3.7 Lakhs

106 Ashish Kumar Mishra 1410907 Bcom Hons AIG 3.7 Lakhs

107 Amitha Prabhu 1411034 Bcom Hons AIG 3.7 Lakhs

108 Aashi Joshi 1411069 Bcom Hons AIG 3.7 Lakhs

109 Tamanna Harlalka 1410976 Bcom Hons AIG 3.7 Lakhs

110 Teena Thomas 1410948 Bcom Hons AIG 3.7 Lakhs


111 Swetha V Rao 1411155 Bcom Hons HSBC 2.88 Lakhs

112 Sagar Sengupta 1411027 Bcom Hons HSBC 2.88 Lakhs

113 Tushar Kumar 1411068 Bcom Hons HSBC 2.88 Lakhs

114 Tamanna Harlalka 1410976 Bcom Hons HSBC 2.88 Lakhs

115 Meenu Prasannan 1411071 Bcom Hons HSBC 2.88 Lakhs

116 Suraj Gupta 1410931 Bcom Hons HSBC 2.88 Lakhs

117 Apoorva Agrawal 1411036 Bcom Hons HSBC 2.88 Lakhs

118 S Nancy Swetha 1411154 Bcom Hons HSBC 2.88 Lakhs

119 K P Sriram 1410305 Bcom Great West

Global

2.6 Lakhs Jan 23rd

120 Sunitha Jenefar 1410986 Bcom Hons Great West

Global

2.6 Lakhs Jan 23rd

121 Prem Kumar Richard 1410432 Bcom Great West

Global

2.6 Lakhs Jan 23rd

122 Subham Goyal 1410329 BCOm Pinclick

Properties

123 Sandhya G. Kulkarni 1410975 Bcom Hons Axis Bank 5.8 Lakhs

124 Emy Grace John 1411039 Bcom Hons Axis Bank 5.8 Lakhs

125 Rushalee Das 1411173 Bcom Hons Axis Bank 5.8 Lakhs

126 Adithya L banavasi 1410143 Bcom Quest Global

127 Sarika G

Bhandarkavate

1410175 Bcom Quest Global

128 Divya Raju 1411082 Bcom Hons Accenture

129 Rohan Nilesh Sangoye 1411181 Bcom Hons Kotak

Securities

130 Jasraat Bhatia 1411161 Bcom Hons Kotak

Securities


131 Samiha Kumar 1411174 Bcom Hons Kotak

Securities

132 Premjit Kumar 1411022 Bcom Hons Kotak

Securities

133 Stephin M Gigi 1411167 Bcom Hons Kotak

Securities

134 Harshita Gonela 1410940 Bcom Hons 91springboard

135 Elizabeth Jacob 1410939 Bcom Hons 91springboard

136 Aman Pushp 1410934 Bcom Hons Honeywell

137 M S KARTHIK

KUMAR

1410180 Bcom Honeywell

138 SHIBANI

PADMANJALI G

1410955 Bcom Hons Honeywell

139 Shuvam Garabadu 1410929 Bcom Hons TE

Connectivity

140 Rohan Isaac D. 1410155 Bcom TE

Connectivity

141 Blessy Sunny 1410033 Bcom TE

Connectivity

142 RATAKONDA

VENKATA SIKHARA

1410983 Bcom Hons Talerang

143 Sharanya B. R. 1410386 Bcom Arvind Brands

144 MRIGNA KOTWAL 1410322 Bcom Arvind Brands

145 Gagana R Kumar 1410333 Bcom Exxon Mobil

146 Anu Xavier 1411135 Bcom Hons Exxon Mobil

147 Nishita Challa 1410944 Bcom Hons Exxon Mobil

148 Ujaswin Jain 1411168 Bcom Hons Exxon Mobil

149 Sakshi Garg A. 1410238 Bcom Exxon Mobil


150 Anusha Rathor 1410936 Bcom Hons Thomson

Reuters -

Content F&R

2.6 Lakhs pa

151 Rahul Kumar Jain 1410137 Bcom Thomson

Reuters -

Content F&R

2.6 Lakhs pa

152 AAKASH

ATHAWASYA

1411001 Bcom Hons Thomson

Reuters -

Content F&R

2.6 Lakhs pa

153 Shashank Shankar 1410110 Bcom Thomson

Reuters -

Content F&R

2.6 Lakhs pa

154 Akshay Jain D. 1410018 Bcom Thomson

Reuters -

Content F&R

2.6 Lakhs pa

155 Devbrat Saha 1411108 Bcom Hons Thomson

Reuters -

Editorial

Board

4 Lakhs pa

156 Uday Sampath Kumar 1410211 Bcom Thomson

Reuters -

Editorial

Board

4 Lakhs pa

157 Siddharth Arora 1411129 Bcom Hons Analytics

Saves at Work

B: Higher Education

Sl.No. Name of the programme Number of students opted for

higher Education

Number of students opted for

self-occupation and business

1 Bcom / Bcom Hons 56 (Masters Degree)


2 2 (PhD)

C: Start-up Companies founded by the students

Sl.No. Name of the Student Registration Number/ Year

of graduation

Name of the Company

1. Anto philip 2014 BIG BAND THEORY

2. Jushoi emmenuel 2008 Quehic, Parent Off

3. K. Rahul 2010 Saggraha management private limited

4. Manoj kumar 2012 A&M ENTERPRISES

5. Gowtham Bhaskaran 2010 Feet route Events Services LLP

6. Roopa Sukumaran 2010 Feet route Events Services LLP

7. Bharath 2012 Bliss Jinkis

8. Shreyas 2009 Head HR- India Ontime Express Pvt.

Ltd.

Distinguished Alumni

Sl.No. Name of the Alumni Registration Number/ Year

of Graduation

Field of Excellence/Position

26. Academic outreach

a) Conference presentations

Sl.No. Name of the Faculty Name of the

Conference

Dates Venue Level ( International/

National/State/ University)

Remarks

Sl

No

Name of the Faculty Name of the Conference Dates Venue Level ( International/ National/State/ University)


2 ALICE MANI Make In India-The Finance options

Available for Make In India

2016-

17

Make In India-The Finance options Available for Make

In India, Dr Alice Mani, English, Virudhunagar,

Tamilnadu, Christ University, International

3 ALICE MANI Recent Trends in Banking 2016-

17

Recent Trends in Banking, Dr Alice Mani, English,

Payment Banks: Opportunities and Challenges, 29/09/16

to 30/09/16, Virudhunagar, Tamil nadu, National ICSSR

sponsored National level conference

5 ALICE MANI EVOLVING CORPORATE

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

- A CASE STUDY OF

HEIDELBERG CEMENT INDIA

LIMITED

2016-

17

EVOLVING CORPORATE SUSTAINABLE

DEVELOPMENT - A CASE STUDY OF

HEIDELBERG CEMENT INDIA LIMITED, English,

Internatioanl Conference on Decentralisation, Poverty

and Marginalisation, 19/11/16 to 22/11/16, Trissur,

Kerala, International

8 ALICE MANI Green Banking Initiatives of Axis

Bank

2016-

17

Green Banking Initiatives of Axis Bank, English, 4th

National Conference on Banking and Finance Organised

by Marian International Institute of Management,

31/01/17 to 31/01/17, Kuttikkanam, Kerala, National

13 ALICE MANI Commercial Bank Lending for

MSME

2016-

17

Commercial Bank Lending for MSME, English, UGC

sponsored national seminar on Bank financing for

Industries and Foreign trade, 02/02/17 to 03/02/17,

Malabar Christian College, Calicut, Kerala, National

15 AMALANATHAN S Goods and Services Tax: An

Indirect Taxation Reform in India

2016-

17

Goods and Services Tax: An Indirect Taxation Reform

in India, English, Impact of Goods and Services Tax on

Consumerism, 10/02/17 to 10/02/17, Thoothukudi, Tamil

Nadu, National

17 AMALANATHAN S Cashless Indian Economy - A

Reality?

2016-

17

Cashless Indian Economy - A Reality?, English,

Business Opportunities and Challenges in the Cashless

Era, 23/02/17 to 23/02/17, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu,

National

22 ARUNA P Schemes, Plans and Policies for 2016- Schemes, Plans and Policies for Entrepreneurs, Aruna P


Entrepreneurs 17 and Dr. L. Mynavathi, English, National Seminar on

Emerging issues in Commerce, 30/08/16 to 31/08/16,

Bengaluru, National

23 DEEPIKA

UPADHYAY

Economic Empowerment of

Women through Skill Development

and Entrepreneurship

2016-

17

Economic Empowerment of Women through Skill

Development and Entrepreneurship, English,

International Conference on Entrepreneurship and

Women Empowerment, 18/11/16 to 19/11/16, NOIDA,

Uttar Pradesh, International

24 DEEPIKA

UPADHYAY

Entrepreneurship Challenges for

First Generation Women

Entrepreneurs

2016-

17

Entrepreneurship Challenges for First Generation

Women Entrepreneurs, English, International Conference

on Entrepreneurship and Women Empowerment,

18/11/16 to 19/11/16, NOIDA, International

25 DEEPIKA

UPADHYAY

Employee Poaching: A Case from

Sheetal Structurals Private Limited

2016-

17

Employee Poaching: A Case from Sheetal Structurals

Private Limited, English, Global Case Conclave,

10/02/17 to 11/02/17, IIM Raipur, International

26 DINESH KUMAR R Payment Bank: the deal breaker for

financial inclusion or the feeder for

shadow banking

2016-

17

Payment Bank: the deal breaker for financial inclusion

or the feeder for shadow banking, English, Payment

Banks: Opportunities and Challenges, 29/09/16 to

30/09/16, Virudhunagar, National

27 DINESH KUMAR R GREEN BANKING - AN

EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

IN INDIA

2016-

17

GREEN BANKING - AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS

OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA ,

English, Sustainability for Business, 01/09/16 to

01/09/16, Kodaikanal, International

29 GEETANJALI

PURSWANI

Value Relevance of Accounting

Information: An Empirical Study of

Companies Listed in BSE

2016-

17

Value Relevance of Accounting Information: An

Empirical Study of Companies Listed in BSE, English, A

One Day International Conference on Emerging Trends

in Accounting & Finance, 25/02/17 to 25/02/17,

Bangalore, International

30 GEETANJALI

PURSWANI

Value Creation through Cross

Border Merger and Acquisitions

2016-

17

Value Creation through Cross Border Merger and

Acquisitions with reference to India , English, A One Day


with reference to India International Conference on Emerging Trends in

Accounting & Finance, 25/02/17 to 25/02/17, Bangalore,

International

32 GIRISH S "A study on the impact of FII on the

Indian Stock Market with special

reference to BSE returns"

2016-

17

"A study on the impact of FII on the Indian Stock

Market with special reference to BSE returns", English , "

Innovation in HR, Marketing, IT and Finance" , 07/01/17

to 07/01/17, Bengaluru, Christ University, National

33 GIRISH S Impact of Demonetization on

Mobile Payments in India

2016-

17

Impact of Demonetization on Mobile Payments in India,

English , National Conferance on EMERGE, 03/03/17 to

03/03/17, Bangalore, National

42 KRISHNA

PRASATH S

Impact of Individualistic CSR

values on Productivity- A "Gear

Man" Role

2016-

17

Impact of Individualistic CSR values on Productivity- A

"Gear Man" Role, English, AIMS International

Conference on Management, 26/12/16 to 28/12/16,

Ahmedabad, International

43 MARY RANI

THOMAS

Importance of stimulus organism

response as variables in the online

context

2016-

17

Importance of stimulus organism response as variables

in the online context , English, Interantional COnference

on Emerging Trends in Business (ICETB), 16/02/17 to

17/02/17, Bengaluru , Christ University, International

45 MYNAVATHI L Schemes,Plans and Polices for

women Entrepreneurs

2016-

17

Schemes,Plans and Polices for women Entrepreneurs,

English, National Seminar of "Emerging Issues in

Commerce", 30/08/16 to 31/08/16, Bangalore, National

52 SHAERIL

MICHAEL

ALMEIDA

A study of Online banking in India

Scenario

2016-

17

A study of Online banking in India Scenario, English,

Innovation in HR, Marketing, Information Technology

and Finance, 07/01/17 to 07/01/17, Bengaluru, Christ

University, National

53 SHUBHASHREE P

K ACHARYA

A Study on the popularity of

MUDRA yojana as a scheme for

raising funds among NCSBs in

Bengaluru

2016-

17

A Study on the popularity of MUDRA yojana as a

scheme for raising funds among NCSBs in Bengaluru,

English, Fostering Innovation in Financial Inclusion,

04/03/17 to 05/03/17, Mangalore, International

55 SUNIL M P CASHLESS INDIAN ECONOMY 2016- CASHLESS INDIAN ECONOMY - A REALITY?,


- A REALITY? 17 "Business Opportunities and Challenges in the Cashless

Era", 23/02/17 to 23/02/17, Tirunelveli, TAMILNADU,

National

58 THERESA NITHILA

VINCENT

Towards a Meaningful Life- Skills,

Competencies and Responsibilities

2016-

17

Towards a Meaningful Life- Skills, Competencies and

Responsibilities, Theresa Nithila Vincent & V. Shobana

Prabhu, English, Christ University, Bangalore, Christ

University, National

60 TOMY K

KALLARAKAL

Role of Catholic Higher

Educational Institutions in Holistic

Formation

2016-

17

Role of Catholic Higher Educational Institutions in

Holistic Formation, Tomy K.Kallarakal and Bindi

Varghese, English, Bangalore, Christ University,

National

61 TOMY K

KALLARAKAL

Measuring Volatility of

Sustainability Indices of Capital

Markets

2016-

17

Measuring Volatility of Sustainability Indices of Capital

Markets, English, International Seminar on 'India-An

Incredible Business and Investment Destination'-A Myth

or Reality, 19/08/16 to 19/08/16, Bengaluru, National

62 TOMY K

KALLARAKAL

BREXIT- The Pre and Post effect

on selected stock prices.

2016-

17

BREXIT- The Pre and Post effect on selected stock

prices., English, Sustaining a Competitive Edge in the

changing Global Scenario, 07/02/17 to 08/02/17,

Bangalore, Christ University, International

65 VALARMATHI B Gig Economy- Creating sustainable

workfoce in developing economies.

2016-

17

Gig Economy- Creating sustainable workfoce in

developing economies., English, International conference

on inclusive business growth and sustainable

development., 22/02/17 to 23/02/17, Bangalore, Christ

University, International

66 VALARMATHI B A comparative study of pre and post

merger in private and public sector-

with special reference to HDFC and

IOB.

2016-

17

A comparative study of pre and post merger in private

and public sector- with special reference to HDFC and

IOB. , English, Emerging Global trends in Accounting

and Finance, 25/02/17 to 25/02/17, Bangalore, Christ

University, International

69 VISHAL PINTO Cost Volume Profit analysis of 2016- Cost Volume Profit analysis of Jasmine enterprises: A


Jasmine enterprises: A study in

coastal Karnataka

17 study in coastal Karnataka, English, Inclusive Economic

growth & Sustainable Development, 18/11/16 to

19/11/16, Mysore, International

71 VISHAL PINTO Comparative evaluation of financial

performance of public sector &

private sector banks

2016-

17

Comparative evaluation of financial performance of

public sector & private sector banks, English, Innovations

in banking for future growth, 24/10/16 to 24/10/16,

Brahmavar, Karnataka, National

b) Academic programmes organised- International level

Sl.No. Type (Conference/

Seminars/Workshop)

Name of the event Duration/Dates from -

To

Sponsoring

Agency

Number of

Students

benefitted

1. International

Conference

Sustaining a Competitive

Edge in Changing Global

Scenario – Challenges,

Practices and Innovation

7 Feb 2017 Institute of

Management

Accountants.

US

c) Academic programmes organised - National level


Seminars/Workshop)


To

Sponsoring

Agency

Number of

Students

benefitted

d) Academic programmes organised - State level


Seminars/Workshop)


To

Sponsoring

Agency

Number of

Students

benefitted

1 Research Seminar Samshodhan 7 Feb 2017 Christ

University

250


e) Academic programmes organised - University level


Seminars/Workshop)

Name of the event Duration/Date

s from -To

Sponsoring

Agency

Number of

Students

benefitted

1 Workshop GST 6 March - 438

2 Workshop Personal Leadership, Leading

others and Cultural

understanding.

25th

Feb Christ

University

40

3 Workshop Placement needs for special

students

25th

Feb 14

f) Invited Talks or Presentations/ Radio/TV Talks/Shows

Sl.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the talk Date Type

(Radio/TV

Talks/Shows)

Remarks

g) Workshops/FDP/Training Programmes/ Seminars attended (Please provide the Name, date, venue)

Sl.No. Name of the Faculty Name of the programme Date Type (Workshops

/FDP/Training

Programmes/

Seminars)

Name of the

institution

Remarks


1 ALL Faculties New Dimensions of

Research

May 23,

2016 to

May 25,

2016

QIP Christ University

2 All faculties Research and publications Sept 24th

to Sept

25th

.

QIP Christ University

27. Innovations in the department: teaching, testing, evaluation, administration, publication, organisation

Innovations/ Initiatives at the departmental level

Innovations

CUCA Boot Camp for BCom students

Graduate attributes assessment questionnaire

Student progression questionnaire

Faculty Peer mentoring

Developing SOP booklet in order to standardize procedures for the department.

Commerce Alumni conducted a Plantation Drive

Microsoft Excel workshop- training and certification conducted in collaboration with FTI

SPSS and E-viewssessions as part of course curriculum for PG students

NET coaching for PG students conducted in collaboration with CAPS

MCom Industry Academia Interaction- Friday 2-4PM (6 sessions)

Initiatives

Senior faculty mentoring junior faculty

Capacity building workshops

Class representative leadership development programme

Rural youth development through Ekta


Snehagram project for HIV infected children

International student one day workshop.

Gender sensitization street play on woman's day

Extended skill development training for students in Coorg

Rubrics preparation exercise

First International conference

Appointment of Research Mentor – Dr Mallikarajunappa

Workshop on GST was conducted to final year BCom students

Skill development workshop conducted for the differently abled students of the university

28. Strategic plan goals and achievements

The average completion rate of the department has been 72.22%. That is out of 18 goals 3 has been not been achieved and 2 goals are

partly complete. Strategic goals completed

1. Skill Enhancement for Research for PG students

2. Curriculum Benchmarking

3. Identifying Graduate Attributes

4. Developing Self learning competence

5. Joint/ Collaborative Research

6. Membership with Professional Bodies

7. Funded research project

8. Career Guidance Workshops - collaborative initiative by faculty and students

9. Enhancing usage of Library Resources

10. Skill Development Programmes

11. Developing global awareness among students

12. Faculty mentoring

13. Improve Administrative efficiency and standardization of practices

29. Research and Publications

a) Books/Monographs

b) Chapters/Articles in books, Cases /Notes /Working papers,


c) Blogs

d) Master’s theses awarded

e) Journal editor, reviewer

30. Any other information the department wishes to share

CISI Centre of Excellence Accreditation to Christ University

It was another momentous achievement for Christ University, when the University was officially accredited as ‘CISI Centre of Excellence’ on

23, November 2016. Mr. Kevin Moore, Director Global Business Development, from CISI London Head Office was present on the occasion.

Mr. Moore in his speech announced that, Christ University is the first University outside the UK, which has been, conferred the status of Centre

of Excellence by the international body. The CISI (Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment) is the leading professional body for

securities, investment, wealth and financial planning professionals in the UK and in a growing number of financial centers globally. This

program is accredited by the FSA in the United Kingdom and is linked with regulators worldwide. Investment Operations Certificate (IOC)and

Wealth Management certifications of the CISI are offered to students of the Department of Commerce at Christ University.

This accreditation recognizes the excellence of the organization in the provision of higher education in the fields of financial services. The status

is awarded to Christ University following three consecutive years of excellent performance, where the average annual pass mark achieved by the

students meet the comparable average annual pass marks gained by the industry over the same period of time. The award was presented to the

Vice Chancellor of Christ University, Dr (Fr) Thomas C Mathew by the CISI Global Director. The CISI Country Head (India) Mr Ganesh Iyer

and AVP Mr. Jaseent Bindra were also present for the award ceremony.

The Vice Chancellor, in his speech, appreciated the commerce students for consistently bench marking the standards set by the

international body and inspired them to continue with the similar rigour in future as well.

Documents

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