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• Affiliated to Shivaji University, Kolhapur • Re-Accreditated by NAAC with "A" Grade
   
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    About the Department

    The Department of Commerce has been a major section of Dr. Patangrao Kadam Mahavidyalaya Sangli. It was established in September 1985 right from inception of the College. The Department is running graduate courses in B. Com. with specialisation in Advanced Accountancy, Advanced Costing and Advanced Banking affiliated to Shivaji University Kolhapur. The department has started M. Com. course since 2022 with specialisation in Advanced Accountancy. Right from the beginning senior and reputed teachers are associated with the Department.


    Vision & Mission


    Vision:
    • To provide excellent education in Commerce with the view of developing highly capable human resources for industry and society.
    Mission:
    • To provide quality education and opportunities that meets the needs of business industry by giving theoretical and practical knowledge.

    Objectives:

    • To build the conceptual and practical foundation in areas of Commerce and Management.
    • To keep regular interaction with educational institutions, financial organisations and industries with the help of MoUs and industrial visits.
    • To develop entrepreneurship skills among the students.
    • To develop quality human resources to industry as well as society.
    • To develop students for professional career in accounting, finance, management, research and higher education.

Faculty

    Sr. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Qualification Specialization Experience Age
    1Prof. (Dr.) S. N. BorhadeProfessor and HeadM. Com., M. Phil., MBA (HR) Ph. D., GDC&A DTL, DIPL, DLL&LW, DCM, PGDRD, PGDDE, D. Litt.Advanced Accountancy, Management Accounting, HRM 3359
    2Dr. A. H. JadhavAssistant ProfessorM. Com., M. Phil., SET, Ph.D.Advanced Accountancy 0634
    3Mr. G. B. RoteAssistant ProfessorM. Com., SETAdvanced Accountancy 0131
    4Ms. R. P. NawagekarAssistant ProfessorB.S.L., LL. B., LL. MLaw07 35
    5Mr. R. R. GodboleAssistant ProfessorMBA, M. Com.Advanced Accountancy 1239

Courses

    B. Com. I Semester – I B. Com. I Semester – II
    · Management Functions and Applications Paper-I· Management Functions and Applications Paper-II
    · Financial Accounting Paper-I· Financial Accounting Paper-II
    · Principles of Marketing Paper-I· Principles of Marketing Paper-II
    · Insurance Paper-I· Insurance Paper-II

    B. Com. II Semester – III B. Com. II Semester – IV
    · Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Paper-I· Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Paper-II
    · Corporate Accounting Paper-I· Corporate Accounting Paper-II

    B. Com. III Semester – V B. Com. III Semester – VI
    · Modern Management Practices Paper-I· Modern Management Practices Paper-II
    · Business Regulatory Framework Paper -I· Business Regulatory Framework Paper -II
    · Advanced Accountancy Paper-I· Advanced Accountancy Paper-III
    · Advanced Accountancy Paper-II· Advanced Accountancy Paper-IV
    · Advanced Costing Paper-I· Advanced Costing Paper-III
    · Advanced Costing Paper-II· Advanced Costing Paper-IV

    M. Com. I Semester – I M. Com. I Semester – II
    · Advanced Accountancy Paper-I· Advanced Accountancy Paper-V
    · Advanced Accountancy Paper-II (Management Accounting)· Advanced Accountancy Paper-VI (Cost Accounting)
    · Advanced Accountancy Paper-III (Taxation)· Advanced Accountancy Paper-VII (Auditing)
    · Advanced Accountancy Paper-IV (Introduction to Income Tax)· Advanced Accountancy Paper-VIII (Introduction to Auditing)
    · Business Management· Organization Behaviour
    · Managerial Economics· International Business
    · Research Methodology· On the Job Training

    M. Com. II Semester – III M. Com. II Semester – IV
    · Management Accounting -I· Management Accounting -II
    · Business Finance-I· Business Finance-II
    · Advanced Accountancy Paper-V· Advanced Accountancy Paper-VII (Cost Accounting)
    · Advanced Accountancy Paper-VI (Taxation)· Advanced Accountancy Paper-VIII (Contemporary Issues in Accounting)

    Add on Courses – III
    · Advanced Taxation (3 Months)
    · Insurance Management (3 Months)

Syllabus

Research Contribution

    A) Research Guidance : Prof. (Dr.) Shivaji Borhade


    Sr. No. Name of the Candidate Country University & Year of Registration Date of Declaration
    1. Behzad PaghehIranBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 201605/02/2020
    2. Porinita BanerjeeWB IndiaBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 201031/12/2017
    3. Mr. Vikas MathkariMH IndiaBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 201213/11/2017
    4. Seyed SadatIranBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 201329/09/2017
    5. Alaleh BehramzadehIranBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 201129/09/2017
    6. Hadi MojenziIranBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 201009/02/2015
    7. Qais Ahmed Hazaea Al-MohamadiYemenBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 200912/12/2012
    8. Hamdan Ahmed Al-SaidiYemenBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 20098/11/2012
    9. Shaikh Mainuddin ShoukataliMH, IndiaShivaji University, Kolhapur 200821/1/2012
    10. Ammar Ali Ahmed Al-KharbiYemenBharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune 200814/3/2011

    B) i) Contribution as an External Referee for Ph. D. Theses :(Dr.) Shivaji Borhade


    Sr.Name of the Candidate University Year
    1. Mr. Gore Arjun PopatSavitribai Phule Pune UniversityJune 2023
    2. Mrs. Manasi Kiran JoshiSavitribai Phule Pune UniversityAug. 2022
    3. Mrs. Rupali Ganesh BhagwatSavitribai Phule Pune University,Oct. 2020
    4. Mr. Giridhari TiwariKBC North Maharashtra University, JalgaonFeb. 2019
    5. Mr. Rahul Jagatrao MahaleKBC North Maharashtra University, JalgaonJan. 2018
    6. Ms. Aditi SontakkeyRTM Nagpur University, NagpurOct. 2017
    7. Mrs. Saroj Pravinchandra DhakeNorth Maharashtra University, JalgaonJuly 2017
    8. Mr. A. R. PatilShivaji University, KolhapurJan. 2017
    9. Mr. K. Krishna KumarICFAI University, Ranchi, JharkhandOct. 2016
    10. Nutan H. SamdaniRTM Nagpur University, NagpurJuly, 2016
    11. Dhananjay S. PatilShivaji University, KolhapurDec., 2015
    12. Bhavna KaushikRTM Nagpur University, Nagpur2015
    13. Jyoti MaheswariRTM Nagpur University, Nagpur2015
    14. Smt. S. S. DesaiShivaji University, KolhapurMay, 2013

    ii) Contribution as an External Referee for M. Phil. Dissertations : (Dr.) Shivaji Borhade


    Sr.Name of the Candidate University Date
    1. Mr. Doke Ajinath MarutiPune University, Pune03/03/2009
    2. Smt. Ranjana GaikwadPune University, Pune24/10/2008

    Research Papers : Prof. (Dr.) Shivaji Borhade


    Sr. Title of the PaperName of the Journal, ISSN, IF
    1. Implications of CSR Practices on Financial Performance of SBI during COVID-19 PandemicEducation and Society UGC CARE Listed Quarterly Periodical ISSN 2278-6864 Special Issue September 2022 pp. 24-34
    2. An Investigation of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Practices in Indian Banking SectorEducation and Society UGC CARE Listed Quarterly Periodical ISSN 2278-6864 Special Issue September 2022 pp. 93-100
    3. Voluntary and Mandatory Qualitative Aspects of CSR Practices in India: A Comparative Study pp.102-106Proceedings f International Conference on Recent Trends in Arts, Science, Engineering and Technology ISBN 978-81-939938-1-1 30/12/2018
    4. FDI in Vital and Strategic Sectors pp.72-76International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, ISSN 2454-8499, Vol. 7(I), January 2021 IF 2.650
    5. Issues and Challenges of Women Entrepreneurship in Start-up Campaign pp. 36-40International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, ISSN 2454-8499, Vol. 6(XII), Dec. 2020 IF 1.8167
    6. Entrepreneurship And Qualitative Techniques I. e. Kaizen in Automobile Manufacturing Units: A Case Study of Bright Auto Plast Ltd. Pp. 45-48International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, ISSN 2454-8499, Vol. 6(XI), Nov. 2020 IF 1.8167
    7. Would the Smart Cities Be Solution for Urbanisation of Asian Countries?: A Case Study of India pp. 63-67International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, ISSN 2454-8499, Vol. 6(X), Oct. 2020 IF 1.8167
    8. Financing and Investment Pattern of Small Businesses Owned by Women Entrepreneurs in India pp. 103-109International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, ISSN 2454-8499, Vol. 6(IX), Sept. 2020 IF 1.8167
    9. An Overview of Human Resource Management Systems and Policies in Indian ITEs-BPO IndustryInternational Journal of Innovative Knowledge Concepts ISSN 2454-2415 Vol. VII Issue 5, May 2019
    10. Voluntary and Mandatory Qualitative Aspects of CSR Practices in India: A Comparative Study pp.102-106Proceedings f International Conference on Recent Trends in Arts, Science, Engineering and Technology ISBN 978-81-939938-1-1 30/12/2018
    11. Challenges and Scope for E-Commerce for Sustainable Development pp. 258-261International Journal of Multilingual and Multifaceted Studies, ISSN 2350-0476 IF 4.205
    12. Entrepreneurship of Export for Sustainable Development pp. 173-180International Journal of Multilingual and Multifaceted Studies, ISSN 2350-0476 IF 4.205
    13. A Study of Sustainable Development Goals (2016-2030): International Legal Dimension pp. 108-116International Journal of Multilingual and Multifaceted Studies, ISSN 2350-0476 IF 4.205
    14. Intervention of Government and Private Sector in Sustainable Development: A Study pp.65-69International Journal of Multilingual and Multifaceted Studies, ISSN 2350-0476 IF 4.205
    15. A Comparative Analysis of Qualitative Aspects of CSR Practices in India Pre and Post Implementation of Companies Act 2013 pp. 7-14Research Journey (UGC Approved) ISSN 2348-7143 IF 6.261
    16. The Significance of Adventure Tourism pp. 258 to 261Ajanta (UGC No. 40776) ISSN 2277-5730 Vol VII (1) IF 5.5 Jan-March 2019
    17. Convergence of IFRS in Global Accounting System: Where Do SAARC Countries Stand For? pp.25 to 46Journal of Accounting, Finance and Auditing Studies 2018, Vol 4 (3) ISSN 2149-0996
    18. Would Mandatory CSR the Panacea for Sustainable Development? Indian Perspectives pp. 45-52International Academic Journal of Business Management Vol. 5 (2), April-June 2018, ISSN 2454-2768 IF 4.243
    19. Are CSR Projects Being Raised the Level of Commitment towards Sustainable Development? : A Case StudyGenius (An International Multidisciplinary Half Yearly Research Journal), Ajanta Publication, February-July, Vol VI (II), UGC No. 47100, ISSN 2279 0489 IF 4.954
    20. Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosures: Evidence from Selected Companies in India pp. 39-49International Journal of Innovative Knowledge Concepts, Vol. VI (2), February, ISSN 2454 2415 UGC Approved No. 64094
    21. Will CSR Projects be a Game Changer for Rural Development? Evidence from India pp. 71-81International Academic Journal of Business Management Vol 5 (1), January-March, 2018 (Impact Factor 4.243) ISSN 2454-2768
    22. Is CSR Expenditure Utilised Smartly for Changing the Face of Indian Education?International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies Special Issue on Internationalisation of Commerce and Management Education Vol 4 Spl Issue 2 ISSN 2454-8499 IF 1.3599
    23. Impact of CSR Spending on Education in India pp. 18-29International Journal of Multifaceted and Multilingual Studies ISSN 2350-0476, IF 4.205
    24. A Cost Benefit Analysis of Mumbai Pune Expressway pp. 18-29International Journal of Multifaceted and Multilingual Studies 2017, Vol. 4(6) ISSN 2350-0476, IF 4.205
    25. A Study of Importance of Training Programmes and its Impact on SHG Members with Special Reference to Pune City pp.27-33International Journal of Management, Vol. 7 Issue 3, ISSN 0976-6502 IF 8.1920
    26. Smart City: Boon or Bane for Overcrowded India?Proceedings of International Conference on Urban Planning and Development organised by Municipality of Tehran (Iran)
    27. Will Smart City Shape Pune’s Future? pp119-126Proceedings of UGC Sponsored National Conference on Innovative Trends in Commerce and Economics to tackle the Competitive Global Environment 16-17 December, 2015 ISBN: ISBN: 8-93-83777-02-0
    28. Would Smart Cities be a Game Changer for Indian Economy?Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Information System and Social Sciences: A Need for 2020 4-5 December, 2015
    29. Relationship between Employee Engagement and Talent Management in the Successful Organisations pp. 81-83Proceedings of International Conference on India Calling A World of Opportunities (Initiate, Integrate and Innovate) February 2015 Vol. 2 ISBN: 978-93-83072-70-5
    30. Impact of the Financial Crisis on Indian Economy pp. 1-4Golden Research Thoughts’, February 2015 Vol. IV (VIII) ISSN 2231-5063 IF 3.4052
    31. Talent Management Practices in Co-operative Banks in Maharashtra pp. 39-41Recent Trends in Banking, First Edition, ISBN 978-81-930763-1-6
    32. Productivity Awareness among MSMEs in and around Pune pp.50-53Proceedings of the National Seminar on ‘Management of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India: Problems and Prospects’ ISBN 978-81-927211-2-4
    33. A Study of the Importance of Financial Statements in Investment Decision Making: A Case Study of HDFC Bank pp. 212-217Asian Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, October 2014 Vol. 2 (10) ISSN 2321-8819 IF 0.923
    34. A Significance of Ratio Analysis in Decision Making: A Case Study of Kicons Pvt Ltd. pp. 205-211Asian Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, October 2014 Vol. 2 (10) ISSN 2321-8819 IF 0.923
    35. A Study of Measurement and Assessment of Internal Audit Effectiveness in Improving the Performance of Private Sector: A Case Study of Institute of Internal Audit of India pp. 1-7Asian Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, September 2014 Vol. 2 (9) ISSN 2321-8819 IF 0.923
    36. The Effect of Applying Activity Based Costing Technique on Financial Performance of Service Industry: A Case Study of Levare Consultants Pvt. Ltd. pp. 42-46Asian Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, April 2014 Vol. II, Issue 6 (IV) ISSN 2321-8819
    37. A CSR Initiative of Educational Institutions: An Experience from Bharati Vidyapeeth pp. 270-278Asian Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, Vol. II (2A), ISSN 2321-8819
    38. A Study of Implications of Microsoft-Nokia Acquisition pp. 25-36Proceedings of International Conference International Conference on Transformation of Business Trends and Challenges, First Edition February 2014 ISBN 13:97881921152882
    39. The Role of Depreciation and Amortisation in Cash Flow Statement pp. 42-46International Research Journal of Commerce, Business & Social Sciences September 2013 Vol. II, Issue 6 (IV) ISSN 2277 9310
    40. The Role of Accrual Accounting in India pp. 38-41International Research Journal of Commerce, Business & Social Sciences September 2013 Vol. II, Issue 6 (IV) ISSN # 2277 9310
    41. The Environmental Impact of Cultural Events: A Case Study of Ganesh Festival in India pp. 424-430Proceedings of Global Conference on Business & Finance, May 2013 Vol. 8 No. 2 ISSN #2168-0612
    42. Branding & CSR: Protection of Procter & Gamble’s Multimillion Dollar Brand through various Philanthropic Activities pp. 303-310Proceedings of Mitigating Global Competition through Strategic Innovations, ISBN 978-82588-11-5
    43. Managing the Real Estate Industry in Global ScenarioAsia Pacific Journal of Research in Business Management, Vol. 4 Issue 2 ISSN 2229-4104
    44. Social Audit of MGNREGA in Maharashtra pp.70-88International Journal of Research in Social Sciences, February 2013 Vol. 3 Issue 1 ISSN 2249- 2496
    45. Open Distance Education and Sustainable DevelopmentInternational Journal of Research in Commerce, Economics and Management, December 2012 Vol. II Issue XII ISSN 2231- 4245
    46. Valuation of Intellectual Property Assets pp.92-94International Journal of Advances in Management, Technology & Engineering Sciences, December 2012 Vol. II Issue 3 (II) ISSN 2249-7455
    47. Internal Control in the Government Units in YemenPacific Journal of Research in Business Management, April 2012 Vol. 3 Issue 4 ISSN 2229-4104
    48. The Suitable Approach to Implement the Corporate Governance Requirements in Yemen pp. 31-45International Journal of Engineering and Social Science, April-May 2012 Vol. 2 Issue 3 ISSN 2249-9482
    49. Corruption, Human Rights and Developments’ pp. 186-199Sri Krishna International Research & Educational Consortium, April 2011 Vol. 2 Issue 4 ISSN 2229-4104
    50. Impact of Festivals on Environment: A Case Study of Ganesh Festival in India pp. 186-199Sri Krishna International Research & Educational Consortium, April 2011 Vol. 2 Issue 4 ISSN 2229-4104
    51. Problems and Prospects of Textile Industry in Solapur pp.49-59.ETHOS Journal of Research articles in Management Science and Allied Areas (refereed) January-June 2011 Vol. 4 Issue 1 (II) ISSN 0974-6706
    52. Impact of Festivals on Environment- A Case Study of Ganesh FestivalAsia Pacific Journal of Research in Business Management (Internationally indexed & listed refereed e-journal) April 2011 Vol. 2 Issue 4 pp. 186-197 (ISSN 2229-4104)
    53. Impact of Global Recession on Indian Grape Wine Industry pp. 45-50Souvenir of the National Seminar, February 2010
    54. Lokakala Madhyamanchi Upyuktata ani Kalbahyata’ (Usefulness and Outdatedness of Folk Dances) pp. 61-64Yojana, Planning Commission, Government of India, Vol. XXXVI (XIII) August 2009
    55. Labour Productivity of Sugar Industry in Maharashtra pp.59-63Co-operative Sugar, National Federation of Co-op. Sugar Factories Ltd., New Delhi. Vol. 40 (7)
    56. FDI in Retail Marketing- A Boon or a Bane?Proceedings of International Conference, Swastik Publishing House, New Delhi 2008
    57. SWOT Analysis of Cooperative Sugar Factories in Maharashtra pp. 9-11Co-operative Sugar, National Federation of Coop. Sugar Factories Ltd., New Delhi. 2007 38(7)
    58. Impact of Merger and Acquisition: A Case Study of Tata-Corus pp.199-208Proceedings of International Conference, Swastik Publishing House, New Delhi March 2007
    59. Development of Sugar Factories in North-East Maharashtra: A Comparative Study pp. 25-30Co-operative Sugar, National Federation of Co-op. Sugar Factories Ltd., New Delhi. Feb.2007 Vol. 38(6)
    60. Technical Performance of Co-operative Sugar Factories in Maharashtra pp.29-35Co-operative Sugar, National Federation of Co-op. Sugar Factories Ltd., New Delhi. September 2006 Vol. 38 (1)
    61. Competitiveness of Sugar Industry in South Maharashtra’Co-operative Sugar, National Federation of Co-op. Sugar Factories Ltd. N. Delhi. August 2006 Vol. 37(12) pp.21-24
    62. A Study of IT-enabled Services in Bank of MaharashtraThe Indian Journal of Commerce Indian Commerce Association, New Delhi Vol.59 (3) p. 206
    63. Socio-economic Implication of Non-grant Culture in Higher Education’Maharashtra Vanijya Patrika: Maharashtra State Commerce Conference: Bhiwandi
    64. Bridging the Gap between Commerce Education and IndustryMaharashtra Vanijya Patrika: Maharashtra State Commerce Conference: Akola.
    65. ‘Shape of E-Commerce and Cyber Law in IndiaIT Souvenir, SCS College, Junnar
    66. Sahakari Sansthanche Arthik Vikasatil Yogdan – Ek AbhyasMaharashtra Vanijya Patrika: Maharashtra State Commerce Conference: Jalgaon.

    C) Research Papers : A. H. Jadhav

    Sr. No. Title of the Paper Journal, ISSN& IF Vol. No., Year, Page No.
    1A Study of Financial Stability and Liquidity Position of Co-operative Sugar Factory: A Case Study of Krantiagrani Dr. G. D. Bapu Lad SSK Ltd., KundalB. Aadhar Multidisciplinary International Research Journal ISSN- 2278-9308(CCCLXXXII) 382-A Dec. 2022
    2Measuring Financial Literacy of Bank EmployeesEducation and Society ISSN- 2278-6864Part-I Special Issue Sept. 2022
    3Does Financial Literacy of Bank Employees Varies in Different Sectors?Journal of Modern Thamizh Research ISSN: 2321-984XSpecial Issue (pp- 484-494)June- 2021
    4Financial Literacy of Bank Employees and its Association with Demographic FactorsContemporary Research in India: A Peer-Reviewed Multi-Disciplinary International Journal ISSN 2231-2137Special Issue May, 2021

    Research Projects : (Dr.) Shivaji Borhade


    Sr. Title of the Project Major/ MinorFunding Agency Duration
    1Financial Management of Ganesh Mandals in MaharashtraMajorUGC, New Delhi Rs. 1,86,0002008-2011
    2A Study of Productivity Performance Appraisal of Sugar Industry in MaharashtraMinorUGC, New Delhi Rs. 50,0002005-2007

    D) Research Projects : A. H. Jadhav


    Sr. Title of the Project Major/ Minor Funding Agency Duration
    1.Impact of Flood on the Financial Performance of retail Stores in Sangli CityMinorShivaji University, Kolhapur2 Years (July 2022 to June 2024)

Achievements

    1. Research Project Completed by Students:

    Three students of our department Miss. Pradnya Dattatraya Patil, Miss. Harshada Vijay Shinde and Miss. Pallvi Anil Patil have successfully completed a research project entitled "A Study of Financial Literacy of College Students in Sangli City" under Research Sensitization Scheme for College Students Promotion Activity for students of Affiliated College under Lead College Scheme. The project was received a fund of Rs. 10,000/- from Shivaji University, Kolhapur the year 2021-22.

    2. Youth Festival Prizes Won:

    Two students of our department have bagged first prize in folk dance performed in 41st Central Youth Festival of Shivaji University, Kolhapur and second prize in 41st Sangli District Youth Festival held in the academic year 2021-22.

    41st Central Youth Festival 2021-22

    Sr. No. Name of the Student Event Date Prize
    1. Hina Amin ShakeFolk Dance27th to 29th December 2021First Prize
    2. Nalawade Pratiksha ShivajiFolk Dance27th to 29th December 2021First Prize

    41st Sangli District Youth Festival 2021-22

    Sr. No. Name of Student Participated Event Date Prize
    1.Hina Amin ShakeFolk Dance22nd December 2021Second Prize
    2.Nalawade Pratiksha ShivajiFolk Dance22nd December 2021Second Prize

Activities

    Sr. No. Name of Activities and Event Date
    1.Online Alumni Lecture on “Importance of Financial Literacy”28th January, 2019
    2.Multidisciplinary International Conference on World Sustainable Development: Vision 203019th March, 2019
    3.Online Alumni Lecture on “Need of Life and Health Insurance”17th January, 2020
    4.Online Alumni Lecture on “Importance of Interview Skills”22nd December, 2020
    5.Guest Lecture on “Impact of Covid-19 on Banking Sector in India”26th February, 2021
    6.Guest Lecture on “Commerce Education and Job Opportunities after Covid”10th December, 2021
    7.Alumni lecture on “Commerce Education and Job Opportunities after Covid”10th December, 2021
    8.Industrial Visit to Chitale Dairy, Bhilawadi9th February, 2022
    9.Industrial Visit to Kirloskar Industries, Kirloskarwadi9th February, 2022
    10.Guest Lecture on “Consumer Rights and Duty’s”15th March, 2022
    11.Guest Lecture on “Introduction to Accounting Standard”2nd December, 2022
    12.Guest Lecture on “Use of Tally ERP-9 in Accounting”06th January, 2023
    13.Visit to Bharati Sahakari Bank Ltd., Pune, Branch Sangli19th May, 2023

Prominent Alumni

    Sr. No. Name of the Student Contact No. Designation  Address
    1 Devarde Akash Ashok 7798731318 Clerk, Jaysingpur Udgaon Sahakari Bank Ltd., Jaysingpur A/P Tung, Tal- Miraj, Dist- Sangli
    2 Rasankar Nitin Sunil 9370061663 Assistant Manager, HDFC Bank Ltd., Islampur A/P Sakhrale, Rajaramanagar, Islampur Tal.- Walwa, Dist. -Sangli
    3 Khandekar Vasant Mahadev 8262962501 Sales Manager, Siddhartha Auto Mobiles, Sangli Near Vitthal Mandir, Sangliwadi, Sangli 416416
    4 Khot Vinay Vijay 9673058281 Clerk, Viracharya Patasanstha  Malwadi Branch, Sangli A/p- Karandwa, Tal.- Walwa, Dist. -Sangli
    5 Nikam Deep Arun 9322739618 Accountant, M. Teak Finance, Sangli. Near Vitthal Mandir, Sangliwadi, Sangli 416416
    6 Pathan Fajal Ajij 8421678625 Sales Manager, HDFC Bank Ltd., Sangli 47G, Pathan Wada, Hanuman Chowk, Sangliwadi, Sangli 416416
    7 Rasal Sankalp Kishor 8263995850 Marketing Executive, Castrol Oil Rana Pratap Chowk, Kupwad, Sangli 416416
    8 Rajput Ganeshkumar Jagadishprasad 7620817277 Decoration Business, Sangli. Siddhivinayak Chowk, Bypss Road, Sangliwadi, Sangli. 416416
    9 Salunkhe Yash Gopal 8329640910 Seles Officer, HDFC Bank Ltd., Sangli  Karnal Road, Sangmeshwar Nagar, Sangli.

Future Plan

    Future Plan and Placement

    1. Linking with other colleges as well as private institutes for participative learning
    2. Continuing the close network with industries, parents and alumni.
    3. Value based academic excellence with updated curriculum to suit industrial needs.
    4. Consultancy services to optimize the available expertise.
    5. Providing the commercial accounting services to the society.



















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