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List of Students Projects and Internships Bhavan’s Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities and Commerce (Sainikpuri, Secunderbad, Telangana – 500094) Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC Autonomous College – Affiliated to Osmania University Department of Commerce B.Com (Hon's) H1 Project S.No. Roll Number Full Name Project Title Research Guide's Name A STUDY ON AFTER SALES SERVICES – HONDA 1 107217407001 Aakash M Chandani Mr. M Thirmal Rao MOTORCYCLES AND SCOOTER INDIA PVT LTD Impact of consumer psychology on food packaging and 2 107217407002 Sakilam Aashritha Mrs.Vijayalakshmi branding TRANSFORMATION OF TELECOM SECTOR IN 3 107217407003 Aastha D Nankani Mrs. Kalyani Gorthi INDIA 4 107217407004 ABUBAKAR SIDDIQUE project Care Birds (startup plan) MRS. Parveen khan A Study on Consumers' Perception towards the Use of 5 107217407005 Akhil Haridas N. Padmalatha ​ Plastic​ 6 107217407006 Anjali kumari Consumer buying behaviour towards organic food Mrs. Nidhisree devarakonda 7 107217407007 Ankit Singh Study on Financial analysis of ICICI Bank Mrs. K. Neelavathi “A CASE STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE 8 107217407008 Anusha Marapaka Ankita.N OF STATE BANK OF INDIA” 9 107217407009 Aparna Nethi FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF NESTLE INDIA Sreemathi Raghunandhan 10 107217407010 Ashadeep Mothe A Case Study on Vivo R. Anuradha 11 107217407011 Bollaram. Sanjay goud Agricultural finance in india T. Sudha maam "Data Privacy in Digital Age - A Study on Awareness in 12 107217407012 Bhagya Laxmi Dr. UmaJayender Secunderabad " 13 107217407013 D.Nikhil A study on impact of Nestles products Dr.sanjeev rao A STUDY ON AFTER SALES SERVICES OF TVS 14 107217407014 CHENGADE DATTA PRASAD C.sreedevi MOTORS 18 107217407018 Himanshu Vishwakarma Impact of jio on telecom sector Khaleem sir Impact of usage of internet on imarting knowledge to UG 19 107217407019 Jayashree G PV Ajitha students KASTURI LALITH KUMAR 20 107217407020 A STUDY ON INVESTMENT AVENUES IN INDIA Y. VIJAYALAKSHMI BHARGAV A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING 21 107217407021 Navaneetha CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOWARDS BRANDED DR.J.V.R.GEETANJALI LAPTOP A STUDY ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS 22 107217407022 Krishna Bharath Mr. M Thrimal Rao SPAR HYPERMARKET (MAX HYPERMARKET) 23 107217407023 sri teja kallepu make in india initative in indian defence industry vinaya chaturvedi A study on FMCG companies : impact of Advertising 24 107217407024 K. Ramya Mrs. Y. Vijaya Lakshmi expenditure on sales. A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON HDFC AND SBI 25 107217407025 N. Lakshmi Priya Mrs. L.V. Kamala Devi MUTUAL FUNDS IN INDIA STRATEGIC ANALYSIS : INDIAN LOW COST 26 107217407026 Likhitha Sri.K Mrs.Y Vijayalakshmi AIRLINES AND THEIR FUTURE SUSTAINABILITY” Traditional drinks vs modern beverages - A study on 27 107217407027 Manda Madhandeep Mrs. Parveenkhan consumer preference 28 107217407028 Madhulika Anagha A study on collection of taxes: Pre and Post GST Ms. R.Anuradha 29 107217407030 Monika kushwaha A study on hindustan unilever ltd: financial analysis Mrs Rachana Sharma A comparative study of consumer buying behaviuor on 30 107217407031 Mounika Erla Thirmal Rao Amazon and Flipkart during festival sales Changing Trends in the Accommodation Preferences of 31 107217407032 N. Navya Mrs. Vinaya Chaturvedi Millennial Travelers A study on perception of college students towards two 32 107217407033 N.Naveen Rachana Sharma wheelers in twins cities 33 107217407034 K. Navya Sree A Study on Venture Capital Investments in India D. Nidhi Sree mam 34 107217407035 S.pavani Purchase behaviour of mobile phones among teenagers Mrs.Vinaya Chaturvedi Industry 4.0 - Small Scale Industries Gearing up for 35 107217407036 P. N. Alekhya Rajeswari Mrs. G. Kalyani Change A comprehensive study of mental stability in context 36 107217407037 Prabhjot Kapoor Dr. Seema Ghosh with India Effects of Economic Growth on CO2 Emission in India: 37 107217407038 Prachi Rampal Mr. Khaleemullah A Study 38 107217407039 Preeti Kumari A study on financial analysis of HDFC bank Mrs. K. Neelavati 39 107217407040 J prem kumar A study on pricing strategies of cement companies Dr . Sanjeevrao A STUDY ON THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF 40 107217407041 Rakshita Kushwaha Mrs. Sreemathi Raghunandan BSNL AND BHARTI AIRTEL SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING - A CASE STUDY ON 41 107217407042 Pathre Rohit Ankita AMAZON AND FLIPKART 42 107217407043 S. Nikhil Kumar An Analysis of FDI Inflows into Indian Economy Mrs. K. Neelavathi A Study on Financial Performance of Selected NBFCs in 43 107217407044 Sanchit Sikka Thirmal Rao India A Study on working capital management of select 44 107217407045 Shivani Gudniya C.Sreedevi pharmaceutical companies A study on Bank of Baroda merger with Vijaya Bank and 45 107217407046 shivani Haridas Pitla Mrs.K.Neelavathi Dena Bank " A comparative study on sales turnover and profitability 46 107217407047 Shravani Saladi of Bajaj Auto ltd and Maruti Suzuki automobile Srimathi Raghunandan companies ". A Study on Indian Solar Industry with reference to Tata 47 107217407048 siddharth sunkam Kalyani Gorti Power Solar Systems LTD Consumer perception towards marketing strategy of Big 48 107217407049 Sindhu shiva Mrs.Jyoti Mehra Bazaar 49 107217407050 B. Sneha A Study of SAP in Business (Pharma) Nidhishree Devarakonda 50 107217407051 SRI HARSHA BATHULA E-SPORTS - A STUDY ON GAMER'S PERCEPTION Mrs. PARVEEN KHAN A study on the Awareness and Investing Habits of 51 107217407052 T V Sri Saranya Mr Kaleemulah Individuals in Pension Schemes. A study on the trade relation between India and its 52 107217407053 Tanuja Chavali Mrs. P.V Ajitha counterparts 53 107217407054 Tejasree Jannu Risk Management with respect to SBI T. Sudha Singh A STUDY ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR TOWARDS 54 107217407055 TIRUMALA GANESH GOUD MRS. ANURADHA MRF TYRES IN HYDERABAD “Currency Derivatives Market and Its Effect on Spot 55 107217407056 Upadrasta Venkata Srinath Dr. K. Sreelatha Reddy Market Currency Prices” “A STUDY ON OUTSIDE EATING HABITS OF 56 107217407057 VELURI KAMESWARI HARINI C. SREEDEVI HYDERABADIS” 57 107217407058 1 Consumer perspective on Numaish P. V. Ajitha A STUDY ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOLD 58 107217407059 Gunda Vaishnavi ANKITA.N AND SILVER PRICES IN INDIA Financial Analysis of Gas Authority of India Limited 59 107217407060 Yogesh Kumar Verma Mrs. PARVEEN KHAN (GAIL) Bhavan’s Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities and Commerce (Sainikpuri, Secunderbad, Telangana – 500094) Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC Autonomous College – Affiliated to Osmania University Department of Commerce B.Com (Hon's) H2 Project S.No. Roll Number Full Name Project Title Research Guide's Name ABHINAV FREDRICK SAVIO A study on financial literacy of youth in twin cities of 1 107217407061 Dr. Sudha Singh GEMONIE Hyderabad and Secunderabad Performance Appraisal and Market Efficiency: A Study 2 107217407062 ANKUSH SENGUPTA Mrs. L. V. Kamaladevi on Select Mutual Fund Schemes A comparative study of SBI and ICICI with special 3 107217407063 ANUSHA PAMPARI Ms. Ankita Nagra reference to customer preference in Telangana state C V LAKSHMI BHASKARA 4 107217407065 A study on fluctuation of stock price on IRCTC Dr. D. Sanjeeva Rao KRISHNAN Paradigm Shift of Viewers Towards Streaming Media - A 5 107217407066 DISHA C Mrs. N. Padmalata Study The Challenges of Mergers and Acquisitions - A case Mrs. Sreemathi 6 107217407067 DIVYA ARPITA V study in the TATA-JLR Acquisition Raghnunandan GORUMUCHU SURESH A study on Savings and Investment patterns among 7 107217407068 Dr. D. Sanjeeva Rao NAMRATHA Government employees in Medchal district. Women perception towards awareness and preemptive 8 107217407069 GULNAZ Dr. J V R Geetanjali measures of Cyber Security: A Study A comparative study of Pulic and Private General 9 107217407070 GUNDA ANISH Mrs. Vinaya Chaturvedi Insurance Company A study on the awareness of cyber security in the Indian 10 107217407071 JACINTH RACHEL Mr. Mohd. Kaleemullah Banking sector JAGRAM KEDAS AJAY 11 107217407072 Study on an awareness of Neuromarketing Mrs. Rachana Sharma KUMAR 12 107217407073 JEEVAN KUMAR P Trends of FDI: A study from 1991-2010 Dr. Seema Ghosh A study on challenges faced by the investors in mutual 13 107217407074 K VAISHNAVI Mrs. C. Sreedevi funds. KASANAGOTTU SATYA Impact of select macro economic variables on Indian 14 107217407075 Mr. P. R. Venugopal PRANAV economy : A study Consumer perception towards top OTT Video streaming 15 107217407076 KADURI SRINIVAS Mr. Mohd. Kaleemullah platforms in India The study on the possibility of 5 Trillion ($)Indian 16 107217407077 KOLARIYA KRISHNA Mrs. Parveen Khan economy A study on preferred investment alternative among 17 107217407079 LALANI RAHIL salaried class with reference to Hyderabad city, India Mrs. R. Anuradha A comparative study of E-Banking services in Public and 18 107217407080 M A NIKHIL KUMAR Mrs. Nidhisree Devarakonda Private sector banks (In reference with SBI and HDFC) A comparative study of FDI inflows in Indian 19 107217407081 M SNEHA NAIR Mrs. Vinaya Chaturvedi telecommunication and textile industries 20 107217407082 MADHU MEESALA A study on exchange rate volatility in India Dr. Uma Jayender A study on consumer awareness of food labelling on 21 107217407083 MEENA J Mrs. Rachana Sharma packed food 22 107217407084 NAGA MANASA KOLLA Corporate social responsibility in India Mr. M. Thirmal Rao 23 107217407085 NALIN KUMAR M A study on the role of social media on Travelers decision Mrs. Nidhisree Devarakonda 24 107217407087 NAVEEN KUMAR TAKU Gold trading in commodity Market: A Study Mrs. Jyothi Mehra NITHISH JOSEPH REDDY 25 107217407088 Consumer preferences on different branded sport shoes Mr. M. Thirmal
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