The Department of Commerce and Financial Studies (DCFS) was formally set up as a separate department in the year 2019. The department is in School of Management Science (SMS) of the University. It was established to offer Ph.D. programme in Commerce and 2 years post-graduate programme- Master of Commerce (M.Com.) in the beginning and B.Com (Hons) and B.Voc. programmes in future. At present, the department has 4 permanent faculty members. There are 16 full time research scholars in the department. The faculty members and scholars have regularly contributed their research work in Scopus/ UGC-CARE Journals and conferences organized by institutions of repute such as IIM, Jamia, Delhi University etc. During last three years faculties and scholars of DCFS have published more than 26 papers in Scopus/ UGC-CARE Journals and book chapters. The department aims to redefine commerce education in the country by offering quality education and research in Commerce discipline. The courses offered aim to provide extreme and rigorous base for teaching, research and allied business administration.

Mission

To develop into a Centre of Excellence in Commerce education while stimulating young minds with holistic development, building integrity, moral and ethical uprightness, with the right set of knowledge so as to make them employable and to prepare them for the society at large.

Area of Research:

Finance & Accounting, Taxation

Facility Available:

Central Library, Internet facility for staff and students, Classroom with ICT facility, Student's Laboratories etc.

Lab:

The department has come up with its own dedicated computer lab with 27 latest

Programme outcomes (Pos)

PO1: Apply the fundamentals of statistics, economics and finance to business cases and problems.
PO2: Analyse and critically evaluate data for decision making.
PO3: Ability to develop value based teaching and research capabilities.
PO4: Ability to understand, analyse and communicate global, economic, legal, and ethical aspects of commerce and business.
PO5: Ability to lead themselves and others in the achievement of organizational and/or institutional goals.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PO6: Ability to evaluate a business idea and formulate a feasible business plan.
PO7: Appreciate the need for and have the orientation and ability to engage in lifelong research and learning in the ever evolving academic and economic landscape.
PO8: Ability to appraise and explain societal and environmental aspects of business.

Course Outcomes (COs) of the Programmes offered by the University:

Available in the detailed course structure & syllabus