St. Joseph's College of Commerce

St. Joseph's College of Commerce (Autonomous) Assessed and Re-accredited With ‘A’ Grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council Recognised by the UGC as “College With Potential for Excellence” St. Joseph's College of Commerce 2 2017-18 Patron oftheCollege St. Joseph Editorial Committee Rohann Abraham Amit Aswath, Adil Yaseen, Kunal Baglani, Vishesh Kumar, Second Row:Ajay Ramakrishnan, MohitDamani, RahulS, Moses, Aditya, Merlyn Paulose, Anvita ,Varada Shyama Bhat Elias, Kimberly Pinto, Riddhi, Chrysinth Harshita, Poojita G, SanjanaHiremath, MahimaRPoojari, Amita Winston, Aakanksh Disley, NirmitKaishik, UjwalJS, SanihaHegde, NidhiBalu, Shreya Shetty, SakshiKukreja, SanjanaSunil First Row (from below): (Principal), Ms. MarinaJoyce (StaffEditor), Anjana Narayan, NanditaChandrashekar(StudentEditor) Daniel Rosario, Mr. Vinay Kambipura(StaffEditor), Dr. Nirmala Joseph (Vice-Principal), Dr. DanielFernandes SJ Sitting LefttoRight:

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St. Joseph's College of Commerce From The Editor

Every day in college, we witness leadership in its youthful and tenacious exuberance from the students. The enormity of this type of youth leadership is often condoned in the bigger side of things. Each individual taking a step in the right direction to embrace inclusiveness, diversity and kindness is making the society at large a more tolerant one. The theme of youth leadership in society was extremely relevant to us as an institution in these turbulent times of racism, caste discrimination and violence. Our student leaders work every day to bring out the best in their peers and work towards a shared vision of furthering the college’s vision in all fields. Furthermore we are excited to present to you our journey of the academic year 2017-18. Blue Chip chronicles the experiences of the staff and students in myriad ways. The articles and photo- graphs present a complete picture of our journey. We thank all those who have contributed to Blue Chip in big and small ways. We hope you will have a nice time reading the magazine.

C Editorial Committee 03 From the Editor 04 o Visit of Rev. Fr. Arturo Sosa, SJ to Bangalore 07 Message From the Rector 08 n Message From the Principal 09 Staff Achievements 10 t Annual Report 2017 - 2018 14 e Best Outgoing Students 16 Prize Winners 18 n Programmes & Curriculum Design 21 Examination & Evaluation 23 t Professional Students in Campus 27 S Collaborations & Exchange Programmes 29 International Desk : A Report on International Exchange Programmes 36 Internal Quality Assurance Cell 39 Teaching Community at SJCC 42 Research Culture at SJCC 50 Seminars & Conferences 66 Student Community at SJCC 68 A Bridge to the Outside World : Employment & Exposure 81 The Student Council 87 Enact 91 Dhwani 92 A Bridge to the Outside World : Community Outreach 94 Extension Activities Associations 99 Learning by Doing: Business Associations 105 Creative Expression : Language and Cultural Associations 109 Dance and Music Team 113 Council and Associations' Photos 114 Independence Day 129 46th College Annual Day 130 Thanks Giving / Graduation Ceremony 132 Institution Day 134 Class Photos 135 Sports Activities 146 Sports at SJCC 158 College in News 160 Alumni Association 162 Creative Writings 163 Valedictory 174 Obituary 175 Visit of Rev. Fr. Arturo Sosa, SJ to Bangalore

This academic year was a graceful year as Rev. Fr. Arturo Sosa SJ, the Superior General of the Jesuit order, visited the Karnataka province in the month of February, 2018 and addressed the teaching and non-teaching faculty of BJES. In his address during the Institution Day of BJES he gave a call to work towards creating a better society by enabling the youth to play an active role in public life. He reminded the gathering about the vision and mission of the Jesuit Order. Rev. Fr. Arturo Sosa SJ also released the book ‘Konkani Thesar’ a thesaurus of Konkani words compiled and edited by Fr. Prashanth Madtha SJ, the Director of St. Joseph’s College of Commerce during the programme. St. Joseph's College of Commerce and enlighten the others who are straying away from the realities existing the into mind and heart their apply to need youth the group.Hence other any not and youth the by only about brought be can for looking is world Manyhave realizationthis to come anythat the changes is amiss somewhere which needs rectification and fixing. Majority of the exuberant youth are aware that something But the world is moving altogether in another direction. changes in effectsociety and provide contentment to will their life. which action into them galvanize and them role models to emulate, they look for messages that grip true need theymentoring, proper need they guidance, orientation in and life in this changing world. meaning The them youth need gives that something and constant The youth always keep their eyes set on something very in their the birth malleable and pure minds of the youth. had having revolutions and reformations many across come we history the at look cursory a take we When for life-promoting andbridge-buildingactivities. them to channelize it properly and in the right direction help and youth the in energy tremendous the harness must wedestruction. Hence and violence of works the energy are being misused and are being directed towards bursting and potential.creative and Their vigourverve, are misleading and seniors scandalizing the youth who are full of the from examples life unedifying and leaders socalled the from messages conflicting in.The caught the on destination of life. focused be This is to the turmoil and able vortex they are being nor shores solid the on anchor to able being neither ships, drifting rudderless are like them of some and ranting and raving are youth dilemma.The big very a into youth present the catapulted has instigations religious on based violence to related incidents sporadic and sectors other and the IT in retrenchment the crisis, economic recent The 8 Rector Rev. Fr Anthony Joseph SJ From theRector Message of thenation. progresstowardsthe might their contribute and others our on youth dynamic with women and and forand men truly become will campus young the all that wish I violence andhatepolitics. with beleaguered society a in harmony and lovepeace, to reckon with. They will be able to usher in a new era of in groups so that they may become a great positive force the courage to face challenges both individually as well as develop must politics;they divisive of seeds the sowing arethat elements certain of youthThe wary be to need of any society. guidance the fromnecessary the elders and wise doyens fronts,all in nation the leading capableof novelty,with course of of harbingers society.the are new in They harmony and cordialitychange, the be could youth The in eachofthem. youth need to the be conscientise but about the youthhidden potential all in there are strong.These spiritually and proficient professionally sensitive, socially mature, morallyaccomplished, academically are who individuals graduates but another mere one of clones be are who post-graduates to and just not youth the animate to efforts all making are colleges Jesuit the regard this In innovative and creative ideas. with That is brimming what and makes brilliant bright,us happy.also are prove,they clearly youth the as time, same the at bouncy.But and The youth today may seem to be bold, brash, boisterous the selfishleaders. of motives ulterior the preyto becoming and path right 2017-18 Message From the Principal

Dr. Daniel Fernandes SJ Principal

Education fundamentally deals with human experience. It is a process of comprehending and interpreting human experiences. Education is also an enabler for action, with society. This learning happens not just in classrooms action that seeks to better the experience of our lives. but outside as well through various activities planned by It is at the same time a process of acquiring knowledge the Student Council, Associations and Clubs and through and putting that knowledge to use in the society. The Outreach Programmes, Discussion and Debating Forums long history of education is a testimony to this fact. For and Cultural Fests. centuries colleges and universities have trained students This academic year witnessed some of the most important not just to be the best in their professions but also to be moments in the history of the college. This year we the best in their social, moral and ethical duty. They have are happy that we have truly taken education beyond trained students to be leaders with a vision for a just and classrooms. All the activities of the college were designed equal society and an intention strong enough to realize to foster a spirit of service and leadership among students. that vision. We at St. Joseph’s College of Commerce are Among other things this year also witnessed a host of proud to be part of this history of education. discussion programmes and debating competitions on The contemporary times demand something more important social issues. The rural exposure programmes from the youth. The youth can no longer be quiet and have truly transformed our students by making them expectant. They can no longer afford to believe in the familiar with a whole new way of life in the villages, their dreams created by others. They can no longer expect problems, struggles and the reason behind those. leadership from others. Now is the time for them to The college annual magazine Blue Chip is a record of all create their own dreams, follow their own paths, table the activities of the students and staff. In these pages you their own demands, accept responsibility for the present will not just read a record of activities but you will also and emerge as leaders. see the faces of the future leaders of our society. You The path ahead for the country is difficult, but it is not will witness the energy and enthusiasm with which our bereft of hope. The problems of corruption, injustice and students engage in activities and more importantly you caste, class and gender discrimination are all problems will see the vision of the college being realized in these that do have a solution! The solutions are well within pages. our reach. What is lacking is a strong resolve from us- As we present this edition of Blue Chip I would like to particularly the youth to accept responsibility for finding thank the Editorial Committee, student & staff editors, solutions. writers, artists and photographers who have worked hard It is the creation of this sense of responsibility that in capturing the essence of all our activities. They have constitutes our foremost objective of education at St. put in numerous hours in publishing this magazine. My Joseph’s College of Commerce. Our education tries to special thanks and appreciation to Mr. Vinay Kambipura inculcate a sense of care, compassion and sensitivity and Ms. Marina Roche, who continue to impress me with towards the poor and the marginal sections of the society. their enthusiasm and efforts towards Blue chip, every We strive hard to transform students into leaders who year. not just care for the society but who also actively engage Happy reading! St. Joseph's College of Commerce

9 St. Joseph's College of Commerce November, 26th 2017. on Bangalore Nagar, Jeevanbima Club, Wheel Inner Rotary,the by graveyard community the with work his for Mr.Samuel recognizedwas Gladson by conferring awardan his for contribution tothedevelopment ofKannadalanguage. Day Language Mother International of occasion the on 2018 February St.12th on Xavier’sCollege,Calcutta of Alumni the by felicitated was Lavakumar H Mr.T Staff Achievements 10 2017-18 Council, 2018. Ahmedabad on2ndFebruary Management Global by country the Teacher’ in ‘Best Vidya Saraswati Rashtriya Puraskar” and recognized as a Ms. Poornima V, has been awarded the prestigious "Adarsh March, 2018. 18th on released and Commerce words, Konkani published by St. Joseph’s College of of a Thesar’,thesaurus ‘Konkani edited and compiled SJ Madtha Fr. Prashanth Reference toBengaluruDistrict”andwasawarded PhD. Special with Tax Property of Scheme Self-Assessment New Towards Owners Property of Perception and Awareness on Dr. Selvi S successfully defended her thesis on the topic “A Study from SelectNSECompanies inIndia”andwasawarded PhD. Evidence – System Accounting Indian Standards in Role its Reporting and (IFRS) Financial International topic the of on “Adoption thesis his defended successfully Ganesh Dr. PhD. with Special India Reference South to Firm’s Environmental in Profitability” and Industries on was Polluting awarded Study in Accounting Empirical “An topic the on thesis his defended successfully Dr.Amaladas Augustin was awarded PhD. and India” in Market Spot and Futures Index Equity of Return Discovery on Price VolatilityStudy topic and “A the on thesis his defended successfully S L Dr.Sridhar dctoa La i Ida Bns ad a awarded was PhD. and of Banks” Management Indian in Risk Loan Credit Educational on Study “A topic the on thesis her defended successfully Pais Dr. Suganthi 2017-18 11

St. Joseph's College of Commerce Teaching Staff Administrative Staff

Support Staff Annual Report 2017 - 2018

Distinguished Chief Guest of this evening Dr. B. K. needs. It is this kind of leaders that this Jesuit institution Ravi, Registrar , Bangalore University, Rev. Fr. Anthony seeks to create. Joseph, SJ, Vice President of BJES & Rector of St. St. Joseph’s College of Commerce has worked very Joseph’s Institutions, Dear Principals, Rev. Fathers, hard to inculcate a sense of responsibility towards Rev. Sisters, respected Members of the Staff, Parents, society in everything that it does. From the curriculum Alumni, Guests and my dear Students – design to the planning of outreach activities the college Good evening and a warm welcome to the 46th seeks to offer the best to our students. We hope that College Day Celebrations of St Joseph’s College of this collective project of creating ‘men and women for Commerce. others’ has been a productive exercise for all those who were involved. Indian society is witnessing a dynamic change. Over This year has indeed been special as we were blessed to the past few years the country has witnessed some receive the Superior General of the Jesuit Order Rev. dramatic events. The very ideological basis of the Fr. Arturo Sosa SJ to Karnataka Province. His presence constitution is under threat, freedom of expression in has filled us with utmost joy and has motivated us to every field is being undermined, ‘equality’ still seems to continue our dedicated work with the community. be just a token word and there seems to be a growing sense of intolerance. After years of struggle our The Institution has continuously been ranked as one society still needs bright reformers, visionary leaders, of the top most colleges for commerce education in committed educators and honest administrators to the country. The college has been ranked 29th under put India in the path of progressive and sustainable the college category by the National Institutional development. Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2017 and 6th best in the country under the commerce college category by Amidst a general apathy towards the welfare of the AC Neilson Survey for India Today. We continue society we can still find courageous young men and to strive to be the best college in India for commerce women who have taken up the challenge of reforming education. Indian society. This young brigade is not just working This academic year, five of our staff members were in NGOs and civil rights groups but has also entered awarded PhDs. I congratulate Dr. Augustin Amaladas, Dr. politics which is a nonconventional career option Sridhar L S, Dr. Ganesh, Dr. Selvi S and Dr. Suganti Pais for the majority of young men and women. They are for successfully defending their thesis and contributing committed to upholding the constitutional values to the academic excellence of the college. and rescue the original idea of India as a secular and democratic country. Against all odds they have been I am pleased to present a record of the achievements successful in giving us the hope for a better future. It is in the academic, co-curricular and sports fields for the this kind of leadership that Indian society desperately academic year 2017-18. organizing important events on behalf of the Student Student the of behalf on events important organizing Ms.congratulateDavid,RathiI Governor,Student for for theholisticdevelopment ofstudents. Ms.Asha, by all deserve guided a special Department mention for Sports being responsible the coordinator; outreach the Gladson, Samuel Mr. Furtado; Gretta the Ms. Studies, Holistic of and Counselling head of Department the Jebasingh; Research Raja Dr. the Department, of Director Research Assistant The towards institution the excellence. driving for and measures enhancement quality coordinating and initiating for extend my gratitude to Ms. Muktha, IQAC Coordinator, the meticulous planning and conduct of examinations. I Dr.and for Oliver,AntonyExaminations of Custodian Examinations, of ControllerRai, S. Sneha Ms. thank I towards academicexcellence. their academic leadership and for guiding the students Dr. Mr.andHindi) Programme) Lavakumar (Dept.H forKannada)T of Professional Rajaram(Dept. English),of Dr. Sajida (B.Com (Dept.Ahmed of incharge Coordinator Nischitha, Ms. II), B.Com & TT (B.Com Coordinator Pais, Suganthi Ms. Dept.), (Postgraduate Darshini T.S,RaviMs. Dept.), (BBA Sadhwani,Mr. Raj the Ms. Dept.),Departments thank (B.Com Veenuof Joy Heads I Institution. the of Principal service Vice the efficient as and commendable her for Joseph I would like to congratulate and appreciate Dr. Nirmala in thecampusisitselfaninspirationfor all. the Ferdinand Kittel of Konkani Language. His presence year.as hailed alsoacademician, experienced is An he SJ, Finance Officer, to SJCC. He joined us this academic I extend a warm welcome to Rev. Fr. Prashanth Madtha greater responsibilities, Iwishhimgood luck. shoulder to SJCC from on moves he Institution.As deserves special thanks for all his contributions to the Fr. Roshan Pereira SJ who served as the campus minister, generalenquiries andscholarships. with particularly them guided and staff and duty his outfaithfully. students of devotedlygenerations He served dedication, carried of he passion, man and A years.commitment 30 for institution the services of Mr. G.S Jagannath, who retired after serving efficient therecord on place to outset,wish theI At administrative andacademiccapacities. staff. various in immensely contributed has faculty The and students our of dedication and commitment the without possible been have not would journey This Commerce. memories of your student life at St. Joseph’s College of to the outgoing batch, may you always treasure special be future.thefor luckyou always wishFarewell I cherishedand will Institution the to - contribution winners your prize the all to Congratulations council. committed the bearers, students’the ofmembers volunteersstudentthe and office the students, dear my tidy. you and Thank clean campus staff the keep service who the to appreciation and thanks special My college. the of functioning efficient and towards smooth a work hard their all for staff administrative and staffteaching the to support.thanksheartfelt My the of members Alumni constant their for Association Dr. B. K. Ravi, Registrar , Bangalore University. I thankof thisday, the BJES Institutions. My sincere thanks to the Chief Guest of Principals the and society the of Body Governing the of members the all thank I encouragement. support and guidance, constant his for BJES,President, Rev.Fr.to gratitude Joseph,SJ,of Anthony sense Vice deep my express inspiration.I and vision his BJES,for to like would Rev.thank I Dr. support.Jerome D’Souza,Stanislaus SJ, and President, inspiration of source true a been have who those all to and college the of to all those who have helped me in the administration I would like to place on record my sincere appreciation teachers andmentors. have who members workedtirelesslydischarge responsibilitiestheirto as faculty the thank duly I clubs. and associations the of activities the all coordinating efficiently for Mr. particularly, students,Vinay the to student and counsellors for associations their continuous support and the guidance various to thanks of heartfelt co-ordinators my extend to like would I extendedduringtheacademicyear.support and innovations technological the all for Dept ERP & thanks to Mr. Kumaresh and special Mr. collaborations.A meaningful Babu initiating of the Computer for and effectively coordinating the International desk at SJCC their professional life, and Ms. Tasmiya and Dr.for students Neeti and for for her efforts in grooming students for Coordinator,career a towardssecuringwork her for sincere appreciation my to expressMs. to Komal opportunityDave, this the takePlacement also I Council. Thank you andhave apleasantevening. Dr. Daniel Fernandes, SJ 2017-18 14 March 2018 Principal 15

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SJCC BestOutgoing Boy Student- Alumni SJCC BestOutgoing Boy Student- Alumni PRADYUMNA KCALISA PRADYUMNA KCALISA Association Award Association Award

Association Award SJCC BestOutgoing GirlStudent-Alumni SURESH CHAHANA Association Award SJCC BestOutgoing GirlStudent-Alumni SURESH CHAHANA SJCC BestOutgoing Student, PG SUNIL DENNISKUMARR SJCC BestOutgoing Student, PG SUNIL DENNISKUMARR 2017-18

St. Joseph's College of Commerce Prize Winners

RANK HOLDERS OF THE BATCH 2014-17 M.Com – 2015 Batch B.Com – 2014 Batch Class Reg. No. Name Rank

Class Reg. No. Name Rank M.Com 15SJCCM021 Pruthvi Raj V I B.Com D 14SJCCC343 Dolly P Parekh I M.Com 15SJCCM002 Alamelu L II B.Com A 14SJCCC046 Karen Conceicao II M.I.B. – 2015 Batch B.Com B 14SJCCC137 Aditi A III Class Reg. No. Name Rank B.Com (Travel & Tourism) - 2014 Batch MIB 15SJCCMIB024 Maria Glory A I

Class Reg. No. Name Rank MIB 15SJCCMIB029 Pooja G K II B.Com TT 14SJCCT030 Laveena R Sharma I AWARD OF SPECIAL PRIZES FOR THE B.Com TT 14SJCCT025 Heena D II YEAR 2017– 2018 Prizes Winners Reg.No B.Com TT 14SJCCT058 Sonali Nahar III Kiran Dhiren Chellaram 15SJCCT062 B.B.A - 2014 Batch Aishwarya Singh M 15SJCCT013 Bhargav Hemanshu Thanki 15SJCCC029 Class Reg. No. Name Rank Tara Thomas Kayalackakom 15SJCCC169 Good Parvathi Nair 15SJCCC161 BBM B 14SJCCB116 Gauri Sanade I Conduct Hanisha M V Pradyumna K 15SJCCC203 BBM B 14SJCCB111 Ankita Chatterjee II Calisa 15SJCCC271 K Vishal Kumar 15SJCCC353 BBM B 14SJCCB161 Royina Bakshi III Hirali R Shah 15SJCCC339 Helpfulness Leadership Service & Service Concern Conduct Good Social Tania MichelleLobo Dinesh PrabhuM V Ricaldonie Syngkrem Pragathi L Subramaniam Siddarth Walter ShaunRydquist Mohamed Owais Chitra Suvarna Puneeth A P Pratheek D. Shetty Bineesh P Thomas Ronak.L.Shah John.M.B Deepa Subramanian Anjana Narayan Gaurav SiyalD Jerin JJohn Sagar N Aashish.N.Wadhwa Vishal R Aloysius P John PaulJ Om PrakashGurung Aadhya Shetty Kauluri SeethalReddy Ann Koshy Pooja J Tenzin Tsewang Kavitha MariaK Loukik T V Daniel FrancisRosario Saily Ajit Ghosalkar Moses C Pranav A Mayur JShah A Lavanya Sidhant Jain D MPrithvi Mohammed Ashraf Hussain Akshitha Irene Andrew ElvinBaptist Hazel DenzilinaDeena Antony Shalin V S Aravind M Gautham Jayanth Giridhar SD Sanjeeva Reddy .V James Raj. M Poojashree C Ramya R R Srivatsa Sahana B Ranjan PaulRodriques Pravin Kumar CN Dervin Verghese Suha Shahid 16SJCCM035 16SJCCM011 16SJCCMIB036 16SJCCMIB034 15SJCCB167 15SJCCB173 15SJCCB052 15SJCCB042 15SJCCC425 15SJCCC421 15SJCCC410 15SJCCC345 15SJCCC308 15SJCCC263 15SJCCC257 15SJCCC144 15SJCCC149 15SJCCC017 15SJCCT012 15SJCCT053 16SJCCM004 16SJCCM016 16SJCCMIB032 15SJCCB123 15SJCCB145 15SJCCB010 15SJCCB058 15SJCCC482 15SJCCC449 15SJCCC416 15SJCCC364 15SJCCC243 15SJCCC213 15SJCCC181 15SJCCC114 15SJCCC079 15SJCCC374 15SJCCT041 15SJCCT030 16SJCCM002 15SJCCB130 15SJCCB142 15SJCCB003 15SJCCB038 15SJCCC465 15SJCCC447 15SJCCC428 15SJCCC413 15SJCCC312 15SJCCC317 15SJCCC280 15SJCCC276 15SJCCC180 15SJCCC162 15SJCCT058 15SJCCT049 Prizes In IndianMusic Outstanding Talent Crescendo) Choir (PG- To The College Contribution Acoustic Singer Best Western Board Chip Editorial Magazine Blue College Choir To The College Contribution Leadership AWARD FOREXCELLENCEIN CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Maria SanjanaS Sunil DennisKumar R Lolita Sherley Pinto Shreya Rakhra Anjana Menon Akhil Sibykarikattuparambil Sam SpurgeonS Sandeep A Raheja Rahul RPai Winners Michelle Lalhlimpuii Sanna Samvedna Bara A Lavanya Anjana Narayan Vishesh A Kumar Sanjana SHiremath Akshitha Irened Monica JanetClifford Maria Sanjana.S Ricaldonie Syngkrem Phiodora SawianMary Reba HannahSamuel Avinash RomarioR Ganta Chrysinth Riddhi.Ganta Chrysinth G Lishma MariaD’souza EsmeMascarenhas Mryna Soundarya J Soundarya Suhas Chitrashekar Kimberly DebraPinto Riddhi Ganta Chrysinth Victor Prashanth Kumar B Sanju Paul Sam MJoy Joswin MarioD’souza ChristinaP Mary Sasha SimoneMunshi Kv Sukeerth Donald K Abraham Sam MJoy Poojitha G K.V Sukeerth Shane Brendin Agnelo 2017-18 16SJCCM024 16SJCCM034 16SJCCMIB024 15SJCCB165 15SJCCB131 15SJCCB034 15SJCCB068 15SJCCC455 15SJCCC472 Reg. No 15SJCCC268 15SJCCC262 15SJCCC244 15SJCCC156 15SJCCC079 15SJCCC042 15SJCCC257 15SJCCC178 15SJCCC112 15SJCCC277 15SJCCC262 15SJCCC372 15SJCCC346 15SJCCC340 15SJCCC309 15SJCCC268 15SJCCC262 15SJCCC244 15SJCCC156 15SJCCC250 15SJCCC322 15SJCCC079 15SJCCC042 15SJCCC022 15SJCCC018 15SJCCT076 15SJCCC022 15SJCCB141 15SJCCC346 15SJCCC237 15SJCCC022 15SJCCC018

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The Institution is committed to equipping students with g) BBA International Twinning Programme Commerce and Business Administration education that instils in them an ability to understand and interact with h) BBA (Entrepreneurship) the Business world and provide them with skills required i) BBA (Professional- Finance and Accountancy) to excel in the domain of Business and Commerce. The following are the programmes offered by the college: II) Postgraduate Programmes (Two- Year) I) Undergraduate Programmes (Three- Year) a) M.Com (Finance and Taxation / Marketing & Analytics ) a) Bachelors in Commerce ( B.Com) b) M. Com (International Business) b) B.Com ( Professional Studies) c) M. Com (Financial Analysis) c) B.Com ( BPM- Industry Integrated) III) Post-graduate Diploma (PGD) d) B.Com ( Travel and Tourism) The highly qualified faculty, efficient and symbiotic e) B.Com (Professional - International Accounting & administrative teams, excellent infrastructure that Finance) includes spacious classrooms, a well-stocked library, f) B.Com (Analytics) advanced computer lab, and an assortment of sports facilities helps in creating an environment that fosters f) Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) academic excellence and growth. St. Joseph's College of Commerce • implemented by thecollege. system CBCS the to achieved,owing being milestones several saw 2017-18 year academic The syllabus. and curriculum the designing and papers choosing in of terms flexibility offers It goals. career and interests their to tailored courses of choice a students the to which offers college the by implemented system a is CBCS em (CBCS) Choice BasedCredit Syst • • • • 22 college electivesofferedthe of by number The Open electives, a concept which was inculcated asv Oe Oln Cuss MOs is (MOOCs) Courses Online Open Massive h Gos n Srie a, n o the of one Tax, Service and Goods The Skill development is of paramount importance importance paramount of is development Skill Insurance. & Banking and Business International include subjects new two students. The year final the year,availableto options of range the widening was increased from four to six in this academic subjects like HumanRights, SocialJustice, etc. education, which has resulted in the inclusion of to approach interdisciplinary an of is commerce, world the beyond horizon their to students broaden the enable to curriculum the in students usingtheplatforms, EdXandSwayam. the by availed are courses students. offeredThese to elective open of form alternative an ht tdns r udtd bu te latest the developments about intheindustry. updated are ensure students to that syllabus has the into concepts integrated impactful been and relevant most skill basedcourses intheCBCSstructure. incorporated has college the peers their over to provide the students with a competitive edge in an ever changing global environment. In order 2017-18 • • • • CBCS also provides flexibility for the M.Com the for flexibility provides also CBCS Te olg mks vial t te tdns a students the to available makes college The h CC sse eals n encourages and enables system CBCS The A collaboration was struck between St. Joseph’s sector. corporate the to college from students the of and knowledge transition easy procedures.facilitates practices also This on-ground practical of experience essential and with them provides which houses corporate various at internship,months 6 a pursue to (FA)students advantage intheirbusinesscareers. distinct a with students the provides industry the in professionalsNSE. with and ICICI Association ISTAR, Proschool, IMS as such bodies receive training and education Program from professional Certificate the in enrolled Students wide range of Professional Courses. Certificate disciplines. academic specific to exposure in-depth with coupled education, holistic benefit and broad a from students Therefore, activities. such a towards hours 60 ensure of contribution compulsory must college the in student Every association activities prevalent in the institution. students to participate in diverse extension and global level. more a on experience gain as well as vertical tax the a on knowledge their allows develop to students This industry. the and academia between gap the firms bridge to order consulting in globally, management & consulting business professional 4 top the amongst one & Ernst and CommerceYoung of College (EY), Examination & Evaluation

The Institution perseveres to evaluate the academic the CIA provides a flexible space to the faculty for excellence which nonetheless is always at par with the helping students improve their grades impacting the community involvement and leadership qualities of End Semester Examination scores effectively. the students. Examination processes which are time- This year again the Examination Department has tested with their proven effects are employed to mark added a few more new quality enhancing practices: the levels of knowledge acquisition. Grades are but a humble measure of the efforts in this endeavour. a) Learning Management System has been utilized to conduct Mid Term Retests in order make As an autonomous institution, SJCC is endowed with the examination process efficient and less time the freedom to improvise systems of assessments. consuming. Therefore, it engages in a holistic and reflective interdisciplinary approach to education through which b) The design and format of Marks Card has been students are prepared around the year with activity updated with ten security features. based classroom teaching and exposure to empirical c) Examination Calendar has been included in the knowledge that extends beyond books. Student Handbook for greater clarity with regard The Examination Department has been consistently to dates of examination. striving to reform the examination system. With The Department employs objective evaluative the implementation of the Continuous Internal methods and endeavours to maintain transparency Assessment (CIA) it has been proven to be one of in evaluation processes. The performance of our the best ways of evaluating the learning outcomes of students both at UG and PG level has been outstanding the students. Students can individually approach the and reflective of the Institution’s efforts to deliver faculty for specific learning requirements. Besides, academic excellence. St. Joseph's College of Commerce (Regular-CA) I SemB.Com (Regular) I SemB.Com Fin) (Int. A/C & I SemB.Com (BPM) I SemB.Com Tourism) (Travel & I SemB.Com (Regular) I SemB.B.A. (A/C &Fin) I SemB.B.A. preneurship) (Entre- I SemB.B.A. (Regular) III SemB.Com Fin.) (Int. A/C & III SemB.Com (BPM) III SemB.Com Tourism) (Travel & III SemB.Com III SemB.B.A. V SemB.Com Fin.) (Int. A/C & V SemB.Com (BPM) V SemB.Com Tourism) (Travel & V SemB.Com V SemB.B.M. 24 Semester Enrolled End SemesterExaminationResultsU.G. –October2017 322 148 233 148 240 151 80 79 81 84 75 75 80 80 81 79 81 79 Absent 2017-18 15 17 12 12 16 16 27 29 1 4 2 5 5 2 4 6 6 9 Appeared 307 131 221 132 213 122 79 75 79 79 70 63 78 76 65 73 75 70 Outstanding 46 72 30 11 23 21 65 17 43 47 22 19 36 4 8 2 4 9 I Class 173 134 119 31 41 56 85 69 31 38 65 53 39 67 53 36 42 64 II Class 19 15 11 10 12 13 2 1 7 5 9 5 2 5 2 6 4 6 Class Pass 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 appear To Re- 43 13 27 12 13 10 17 34 11 15 0 3 5 8 6 4 9 5 Excl Ab Pass % 85.99 96.00 93.67 83.54 79.39 88.57 80.95 94.12 92.31 94.74 84.62 87.12 84.04 87.67 85.33 92.86 87.70 100 (Regular) IISem B.Com M.Com (IB) III Sem M.Com III Sem (FA) I SemM.Com (IB) I SemM.Com M.Com I Sem (IntA/C &Fin) IISem B.Com (BPM) II SemB.Com &Tourism) (Travel IISem B.Com IISem B.B.A. (Regular) IVSem B.Com A/C &Fin.) B.Com (Int. IV Sem B.Com (BPM) IV Sem &Tourism) (Travel IVSem B.Com IVSem BBA VISem B.Com &Tourism) (Travel VISem B.Com VISem B.B.M. Semester Semester Enrolled Enrolled End SemesterExaminationResultsP.G. –October2017 233 142 239 144 390 152 46 40 45 51 40 80 81 81 79 80 79 83 End SemesterExaminationResultsU.G. – April 2017 Absent Absent 15 11 15 26 18 5 4 7 3 5 2 0 4 7 3 4 8 6 Appeared Appeared 228 131 232 129 364 134 42 33 42 46 38 80 77 66 76 76 71 77 Outstanding Outstanding 87 11 14 19 16 43 70 29 21 53 70 18 9 1 7 9 9 5 I Class I Class 114 131 208 27 17 30 27 24 50 51 36 75 54 36 39 64 50 78 II Class II Class 16 16 42 20 3 0 8 0 7 5 7 1 8 7 5 3 6 8 To Re-appear Class Pass 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2017-18 10 1 2 1 7 appear To Re- 10 14 12 23 43 13 17 4 5 6 6 8 6 Pass %Excl Ab 97.62 93.94 97.62 78.26 81.58 Excl Ab Pass % 95.61 93.51 78.79 90.84 90.09 92.11 92.11 88.73 95.35 88.19 83.12 87.31 95 25

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce Business) (International M.Com IV Sem M.Com IV Sem Business) (International M.Com II Sem M.Com II Sem 26 Semester Enrolled 43 37 46 40 End SemesterExaminationResultsP.G. – April 2017 UG &PGOverall Pass Percentage -October2017 Absent 2017-18 1 0 1 4 Appeared 42 37 45 36 UG Pass% -88.29% PG Pass %-89.55% Outstanding 12 0 6 4 I Class 41 31 25 28 II Class 0 0 0 1 To Re-appear 1 0 8 3 Pass %Excl Ab 97.62 82.22 91.67 100 Professional Students in Campus

St. Joseph’s College of Commerce integrates the Enrolment in Professional Course undergraduate programme consisting of the B. Com (2017-18) and BBA degrees with professional courses in order to offer specializations to students in a variety of fields. Sl. Students Enrolled in Number of The courses that the students have taken alongside No. Professional Course (2017-18) Students their degree are the Association of Certified Chartered 1 Chartered Accountancy (CA) 275 Accountants (ACCA), Chartered Accountancy (CA), 2 Company Secretary (CS) 21 Company Secretary (CS), Chartered Institute of 3 Cost and Management Management Accountants (CIMA), Actuaries, Certified 4 Accountants (CMA) Public Accountant (CPA), Chartered Financial Analyst 4 Association of Chartered Certified (CFA), and Cost and Management Accountant (CMA). 242 Accountants (ACCA) These courses are introduced with aim to improve 5 Chartered Institute of Management the career prospects of the students and to provide 75 financial services to investors, corporates, and also the Accountants (CIMA) government. Many of these courses have on-campus 6 Actuaries 3 collaborations, learning partners, and coaching for 7 Certified Public Accountant (CPA) 1 the same are provided by experienced industrialists to combine practical and theoretical learning and 8 Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) 4 framework of practice. TOTAL 625 St. Joseph's College of Commerce gathering. the addressed fromVodafone, UK Meloney Mr. John guest, completed the first certificate level of CIMA exams. The chief held for the fourthirty students of 1 C BBA who successfully Mini Skill Development Corporation (ISDC). a The convocation was held International and (CIMA) Management Accounts of Institute Department BBA 2018, Convocation Celebration in March,collaboration with the Chartered 3rd On Mini Convocation of network their expertise. a creating with in other each support and share help could who professionals academics. also of will benchmark association the This raising thereby and results This Association aimed at helping students secure outstanding the most becoming widely sought success after option for of students across the fulcrum globe. emerging an are courses courses.these Professionalcompleted have successfully who alumni the and college in courses professional undertaking students the initiative,all of guild department a as planned is B.Com (APS),A Students Professional for Association The Students (APS) The BA 2–Management BA Accounting Level CPT –December2017 CPT –June 2017 Level P3 –Business Analysis P2 –CorporateReporting P1 –Governance, Risk&Ethics F9 –FinancialManagement F8 – Audit & Assurance F7 –FinancialReporting Paper 2 B.ComD 2 B.Com A 2 B.Com A 2 B.Com A 2 B.Com A Class 28 Performance inProfessional Courses Rank HoldersinProfessionalExam ssociation forAssociation Professional Foundation CS IPCC IPCC IPCC IPCC Exam Performance in Performance inCIMA Performance inC Daga Prerana Kamal Prabha Chaudhury Raunak Kishan Name 2017-18 A 34 No. of Students Cleared 38 67 No. ofStudentsCleared 11 02 22 56 40 30 No. ofStudentsCleared CC A : A : Rank (June 2017) All India25th Rank (Nov. 2017) All India50th Rank (Nov. 2017) All India43rd Rank (May 2017) All India43rd Rank (Nov. 2017) All India29th Rank to thestudents. offered were Programmes Certification Professional fifteen year industry. This the in roles challenging and competitive profiles highlighting their competencies that make them fit for the augment degrees,would undergraduate acquired the to in addition Programmes, Certification proposals. the accepted alongside are offered which programmes certification of number a designs students.college to the this from Apart offered be can that programmesrelevant most and best the is then scrutinized by an committee expert in order to select these for proposals The college. programmes are invited well before the the academic year which in academics the of part an integral are Programmes Certification Professional Professional Programmes Certification out theiropinionsandenquiries. voice to students the of parents the for opportunity gavean house open Sathyan. Mr.The Kishan and Maloney Mr. John Dr.Joseph,of Nirmala consisting panel a by conducted was Associate Sathyan, house Kishan open Mr. small CIMA. Markets, A was Indian Manager, South honour of guest The 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Sl.No. 15. Goods and Services Goods andServices Tax (GST) IBPS (Banking Aptitude) Capital Markets Market Research Wealth Management HR Analytics Digital Marketing Business Analytics Private Banking Equity Research and Stagecraft) Theatre (Acting& Arts Adventure ofIdeas The ExaminedLife-An Development Programme Entrepreneurship Managers E-Commerce for Business Investment Analysis Stock Market & Programme Name Management Fraud andForensic Ms. Padmini NSE iStar iStar iStar IMS Proschool IMS Proschool ICICI Mr. T HLavakumar ofEnglish Department Ms. Tina Singh Mr. RameshBabu Ms. RathiDavid Instructor Mr. Pal Siddhartha Ms. Padmini Collaborations & Exchange Programmes

Institutional and Industry Collaborations development among students by kindling creative ideas, strengthening relationships and instilling cultural The Institution has entered into various Exchange sensitivity. In recognition of the said objectives, the programmes, International Academic Partnerships, Institution has collaborated with Swansea University, Partnerships with Professional Institutions, Industries UK, Kobe College Japan, ESDES France, Eastern Institute and NGO’s to foster a global culture of educational of Technology, New Zealand, University of St. Andrews, excellence and to create an environment of innovative University of The West of Scotland, Universiti Putra learning. The below listed are the Institution’s major Malaysia, Seattle University and Concordia University. collaborations to realize its commitment to Academic Excellence, Character Formation and to reach out to communities and individuals who are socially and Swansea University, UK economically deprived: Swansea University is a research driven institute International Academic Partners that thrives on exploration and discovery. It shares St. Joseph’s College of Commerce has paved a profusion of values with St. Joseph’s College of the way for International exchange programmes Commerce, such as its emphatic drive to provide top- through its International twinning initiatives, Cultural notch education to its students. Over the past few years Exchange and Summer Abroad Programmes. These the college has established a strong relationship with programmes are an enriching and refining experience Swansea in terms of academic twinning and cultural at many levels. They steer personal and professional exchange programmes. This initiative seeks to explore St. Joseph's College of Commerce guidance workshop was conducted for the applicants the for conducted was workshop guidance a and session sharing experience France).ESDES,An Programme (which is a of part the alliance drawn with the about information propagated Desk International the (IBP), Programme Business International -month Programme.Degreeyear one a six and the of part As (IBP) Programme Business International month six a introducedESDES, France with Programme Exchange French its through Commerce St.of Joseph’sCollege culture andlifestyle. Japanese about learn and experience to programme from 26th October, students 2017 under the starting cultural exchange Japan to selected member faculty a 5 by accompanied invited Japan College, Kobe students ofSJCCandtheinternationaldesk. the by offered exposure cultural and hospitality the lauded students Japanese Groups.The Help Self of with interacted workingconcept womenthe understand to tried and Students given. exposure was India an rural where to Anekal visited also Students werebetter.India understand them help to organized lectures Special college. the of members faculty and students the with interacted they India in stay their September,During 2017.1 on members faculty two 16 welcomed Commerce Japanese students from Kobe of College accompanied by college Joseph’s St. and industries. places historical visit and, crafts traditional on social economy, global the conditions, communicative language classes, on workshop lectures includes which programme exchange cultural 10-day a host theInstitutions both year now. Every years five for Commerce of College Joseph’s St. with programme exchange cultural a into tie-up,up signed has educational College Kobe the establish to initiative an andsciences. As arts liberal learning of field higher the in of women for Institution an is College Kobe in this1+2-year twinningpr of St. Joseph’s College of Commerce have students been participating Undergraduate activities. beneficial the possibility of developing collaborative and mutually 30 K ESDES, F obe College, Japan rance 2017-18 ogramme since2010. for thecurrent academicyear of2017-18. Tourism) were selected to participate in the Programme and a panel interview, six students of B.Com (Travel & Programapplications me.the of scrutiny to a Through upr fr hi priiain n h Programme the from June toJuly, in 2018. participation their for support academic offers SJCC students. graduate under year summer school Programme which is offered to all final upcoming to pertaining information disseminated has of Tourism,University desk France.international The French the with partnership academic of possibilities Joseph’s St. on research work. MoU which will enable both institutions to collaborate a sign to university the with talks in is Commerce of research. ResearchSt.CentreThe of Joseph’s College useful and innovative and education higher inclusive beyond.relevant,quality,provides high university The and cultural development of the West of Scotland, and social economic, the on influence transformational a the of one is country’s largest modern Scotland universities, and of aims to have West the of University Programmes would berolled outeventually. collaborated More students. Commerce of College and two years in New Zealand) available for St Joseph’s India in yearstudy (one twoyeartwinning plus one a in New Zealand. It is a 3 year full time Programme, with SJCC of students the to Studies Business of Bachelor a offer to is collaboration the of purpose initial The endeavour. this materialize to arduously working currently are of Commerce has been initiated. Both the Institutions Programme proposal with EIT and St. Joseph’s College level.postgraduate and degree to diploma A Twinning and certificate from qualifications 130 over of array The Eastern New Zealand Technology, of Institute Eastern Scotland University ofSt. Institute of Technology (EIT) offers a wide F F ee f omre s exploring is Commerce of College ec Uiest o Tourism, rance of University rench Andrews, conferred adegree by Concordia University. be will students the study the of programme of academic completion successful Upon Concordia. at study academic of programmedegree undergraduate students of SJCC to enrol and participate in a transfer Concordia University New with York MOU on February an 14th, 2018 signed to enable SJCC instruction. of language primary the is English where Quebec in universitiesthree University,the of one is Concordia Williams George the Sir and following College Loyola of 1974 merger in Founded lands. unceded Indigenous on university Canada Quebec, Montreat, comprehensive in public located as a to is referredConcordia) (commonly University Concordia and staffofboththeinstitutions. and lectures students the conferences,benefit seminars.will collaboration This of organizing research, of teaching, areas the in staff and faculty students, directencourage among to collaboration and contact Commerce has signed an MoU with Seattle University Jesuit Colleges and Universities. St. Joseph’s College of of the Association of institutions member 28 of one and graduate programmes eightschools,within and is undergraduate in enrolled students 7,500 over with US,Northwest the in university independent largest the is Seattle,Washington. SU of neighborhood Hill in the northwestern United States, located in the First university Catholic Jesuit a is (SU) University Seattle from 4thto11thNovember, 2017. MalaysiaPutra Universiti the to SJCC of students the for programme exposure an organize to UPM with social science. and St. business Joseph’s College medicine, of Commerce veterinary collaborated medicine, postgraduate and undergraduate programmes in of most fields such range as science, engineering, wide a offering universitiescourses. postgraduate and undergraduate offers UPM research leading one Malaysia’s as of assessments government by independent recognised the is Agriculture) of School or Malaya Universiti Pertanian Malaysia or as College of known Agriculture formally (UPM; Malaysia Putra University Seattle University,Seattle USA Concordia University, USA University Putra Malaysia students inclearingtheprofessional exams. the helps programme.This B.Com their with along CA pursuing students for classes coaching conduct to college the enables ICAI with act.MoU new The any revising and forming in role crucial a plays and country the of body accounting statutory a is ICAI Jo St. Institutions Partnerships withProfessional rgams Te ore s eiee b highly by delivered is postgraduate course or The programmes. undergraduate course their professional with CIMA along a pursue to the students enable to CIMA with Institution the by signed (MoU) Understanding of Memorandum a is There member 123 other on Institutions viaInternet. information to access EDI as a member of the training.Network will have interactive and research education, entrepreneurship in engaged institute resource national acknowledged and Research HRD Training.for Excellence of an is It Centers of network (ESCAP) Pacific forthe and Asia as a member of the Economic and Social Commission selected been has (SBI).EDI India The of Bank and State Ltd ICICI Ltd. IFCI Ltd, Bank IDBI the namely Institutions, financial apex by sponsored Institution of Institute profitnot-for and body autonomous an is (EDI) India Development Entrepreneurship The and Institutionstofacilitatethesame. associations following the with (MoU) Understanding of Memorandum M.courses.a Com signed has college The to industry-based opportunity an pursue professional courses along with B. Com, incorporates BBA, students and offers which and requirements curriculum its seph’s College of Commerce takes pride in in pride takes Commerce of College seph’s Accountants ofIndia(IC ofChartered The Institute Accountants (CIMA) ofManagement Institute Chartered Institute ofIndia(EDII) Institute Development The Entrepreneurship 2017-18 AI) 31

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The course also offers innovative use who and competent and accomplished highly are who faculty programmes.by administered is course postgraduate The or undergraduate their pursuetheirto ACCAcertification course withalong (MoU) signed Understanding by the ofInstitution with Memorandum ACCA to a enable students is There pursue thisprogramme. Advanced Diploma in inBusiness Management Accounting as they Certificate and Management Accounting in Accounting,Diploma like qualifications gain to CIMA papers but also gives an opportunity to students regular the from exemption paper nine a offers only not programme this and CIMA, with collaboration in is Accountancy) and Finance (Professional- BBA programme new proposed Certificate. The IFRS and English) (Financial ICFE Cambridge from certificates The course also offers students techniques.the provision and to tools obtain pedagogical interactive of use the in competence possess who faculty accomplished 32 India (IC ofCost Institute Certified Accountants(ACCA)Certified ssociation of Chartered ofChartered Association Secretaries ofIndia(ICSI) Secretaries ofCompanyThe Institute AI) 2017-18 ccountants of Accountants of 14th ofJuly, Entrepreneurs 2017. of title Educators Programme (EEP) was from the the 10th to the under Establishment” Venture a Entrepreneurship of “Nuances on faculty (Entrepreneurship) BBA proposed programme. A five-day its national level workshop for the in various courses the for NEN with worked closely also has entrepreneurs and new entrepreneurs. The Institution foster entrepreneurial to spirit in programmes students, impactful create develop student to is partnership this of objective competent.The and accomplished highly are who faculty by administered is programmes.course The postgraduate or undergraduate their with along course certification NEN their pursue to signed (MoU) by the Institution with NEN to Understanding enable students of Memorandum a is There and acquire knowledge asrequired by theindustry. skills and develop can curriculum students that the so creation syllabus enhance to also but staff and only provide an exposure to the forindustry students significant collaboration with partners Industry to not a into entered St.has Commerce Joseph’sof College Partnerships withIndustry to enhancetheirfuture career prospects. qualifications professionalrelevant globally pursue to individuals for opportunities education and learning been done in the common interest of providing has holistic collaboration making. This decision financial and financial reporting, planning, performance and control; covers exam business.two-part in The professionals advanced-level assessment for accounting and financial is an program certification CMA IMA’sprogramme. certification global (CMA) Management Accountants University.the at IMA’sinclude of These Certification studies academic their its complement which to students programs professional provide to IMA MoU with a signed has career. SJCC their enhance and organization, their manage better skills, professional to helping more than 90,000 members to expand their professionalsfinancial committed business in working the is IMA ldwide association of accountants and accountants of association worldwide Network (NE) Entrepreneurship National Accountants (IMA) ofManagement Institute industry aviation & Hospitality.& aviation industry of Students Traveland challenging this in out stand knowledgeto skills groomtheir and impart to student every to committed of is academy Training, and this decades industry in with experience trainer professional Patrick a Mr.Andrews, by Established Bangalore. in Academy renowned Travela and Tourismis Patrick's Academy interface. for industry levels that benefit students by way creating a platform various at collaboration of possibilities the explore of February, 2018. 6th intends The to Department further & 5th on KTF with association in 2018 TURAS Level Travel– National & TourismFestival annual its The Department of B. Com (Travel & Tourism) hosted formulation. body, an advisory being suggesting andassistingpolicy and its efforts have ranged from creating awareness Governmentto Central and State the with works and supports Forum Karnataka.The in tourism improve to contribution meaningful a make to dedicated are Forum. that companies professionalsand tourism comprising Tourism Karnataka Karnataka Tourism Tourism Forum is a non-profit organisation with & Travel Com collaborated B. for Department The to bridgethegap andacademia. between industry The college has a tie-up with FKCCI which enables us district chambers of commerce and trade associations. and 150 including commerce state entire trade; the over spreadindustry, of sectors all from 2500, about drawn of membership a has association The M. Visvesvaraya. Sri by conceived was which FKCCI, of precursor the Commerce, of Chamber Mysore & Industry (FKCCI) can be traced back to the erstwhile The Federation of Karnataka chambers of Commerce Chambers ofCommerce &Industry Chambers Patrick's F ederation ofederation K K arnataka Tourism F Academy arnataka orum of onfieldtraining. exposureformthe in everystudying to while student industry practical provide Hospitality. also and They of Travel, Aviation Tourism, fields the in education by Patrick’s Academy focuses on quality and sustainable offered courses others.term many short among The Management Cargo Ticketing, Airline Management, Airline and Aviation as such subjects learn Tourism about aninternationalperspective intotheirlearning. of international repute which enable students to bring organisations and intuitions educational universities, various to visit include international tours tours.study study The organising in institution the assist Cook to Thomas with collaboration on-going an has Commerce of College Joseph’s St. E-Business. and services Passport & Visa Insurance, Travel, that Leisure services Travel, MICE, Corporate of Exchange, Foreign spectrum include broad specialises a Cook providing Thomas in presence. global with Thomas Cook is a leading Travel and Tourism company VBA for Finance. VBA and Macros Advanced and Research Equity Finance, Management,Project Financial like topics on syllabus programme for 60 Hours which included a tailor-made Modelling Financial a conducted Proschool IMS with association in Institution IFRS.The and CPA, CIMA conducts training programmes IMS for country.CFP, the CFA, in Financial Modelling, course analytics and is one of the foremost providers of financial accounts IMS Proschool, an initiative of IMS Learning Resource, skill basedprofessional programmes. certification The Institution in association with i STAR runs several to the IT/ITES Sector Skill Council run by NASSCOM. the National Skill Development Corporation, affiliated of partner accredited an STARDevelopmentis i Skill iST Thomas Cook IMS Proschool AR 2017-18 33

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce TS nuty Bnig Isrne Fnnil Services, Financial Insurance, Banking, Industry, ITeS careers in the in value-addedsectors likeservices the ready and imparts the competence required to pursue of this course facilitates students to become Industry- Business Process Services in Management. skills domain-focused The curriculum imparts specialized and course knowledge The (TCS). Tata by Services designed been Consultancy has institution the by programmerun Integrated) Industry (BPM B.com The for thestudentswhocomp on Trainer the Trainer model. EY also offers internship 120 hours course spread across two semesters based subject.the for on perspective is global course a The and verticals tax the in knowledge in-depth provide Technology and Taxfor the III International and IV semester students which on course a developed (EY) EY.at internship month also two& a offeredErnst Young are and scholarship as 1,00,000 Rs. of grant a selected the realizedthroughbe to are and encouraged plans business plan business a present to need students the which in college the of students the for programme scholarship a (EY).offers with EY (MoU) has Institution The for acareer inthesecuritiesmarket. the dynamics of securities markets as well as to qualify of knowledge hand first- get to to students the aims enable programme The students. the for -term course short Professional Market Capital Certified NSE - NCCMP a conducted NSE with collaboration reach.in national Institution with The system trading screen-based automated fully modern, a provide to Institutions leading by up set was country. NSE the stock exchange covering various cities and towns across Stock National The 34 Tata (TCS) Consultancy Services Ernst & Ernst Young (EY) India (NSE) StockNational Exchangeof emorandum of Understanding of M emorandum a Exchange (NSE) is India’sleading is (NSE) Exchange lete thiscourse. 2017-18 Business Processes Ser experts from TCS to add to the practical dimension of the is industry byprepared specially course subjects of integration this of highlight The etc. Retail and soito wt ID a ainl ofrne on conference national Fintech Ecosystemswasorganisedby theInstitution. a ISDC In with Programmes. registered association Certificate students Professional to the imparted with also is training IFRS IFRS. of use the raising requiring frequently capital activities and M&A Cross-border, - students Accounting in the to introduced Errors.course Changes and The Estimates and Policies Statements, Financial Accounting of Presentation IASB, the of Operations and Nature the to introduction broad a offers course reporting financial students.This year Final B.Com the to ISDC from course IFRS rigorous St. Joseph’s College of Commerce, offers a two month preparation. exam content, CMA for preparation System, Learning test CMAexcel Wiley CMA official the with into an agreement with Wiley to provide the students in entered has adopted college Universities.The Indian been various have books whose Technology Information and Science Computer Management, & book of publisher leading a is Limited Private India Wiley Capital Markets paper. of Fundamentals of module first forthe test the took students the training two-day a After Services. and Market Financial in certification for SJCC of students PG the develop trained programme.Finmark design,any deliver and to markets capital and banking of aspect every in capabilities in-depth and experience immense have who practitioners our by taught are programmes.1800 overWorkshops students 15,000 markets financial company, and training banking leading a is Finmark & iia sltos o Egneig Business Engineering, for solutions digital & s Development (ISDC) Course Skill International since 2004 and has trained more than Wiley IndiaPrivate Limited vices Management. F inmark with a nationally acclaimed NGO called U&I to enable collaborated Department Tourism and TravelCom year,academic this achievement.significant a is B. The Strengthening the Institution’s partnership with NGOs, NGOs. programmes manyin association with the above-mentioned conducts annually AICUF and NSS Associations CSA, programme.like education rights human on collaborate to International Amnesty with MoU an signed also has college etc.The schools primary (Hospet),Sakhi TeachIndia,for Bosco, homes,age old Care,CARE,& are Akshaypatra, Justice cause the to contributed have students our where organizations and NGOs society.the in of change Some a make to to helps it as portray their leadership skills and develop their ability internships social up take Students in different fields for the cause of the underprivileged. India,profit in – organizations no with and who work NGOs with along work to students its encourages towards this commitment and faith that the Institution society.is the It of sections weaker and marginalized The Institution is committed towards upliftment of the and socialorganizations. NGOs different with itself associated has the Institution further, objective this strengthen Tostudents. the among responsibility social of sense a inculcate to strives also Institution the education, with Along Partnerships withNG Os pass outfrom SJCC. to yet are but examinations CMA the cleared have who students to placements internship providing in examinations.CMA the of parts assist also shall Miles the both cleared have who SJCC of students the to assistance placement differential providing assist in shall SJCC Miles certifications. students CMA the for pursuing performed training the monitor students and execute as shall Miles well certification. CMA as the faculty towards SJCC to training and for responsible be materials collateral,study marketing Wiley shall providing they which in Miles Mobile with and IT agreement an into entered Comms, media has industry.college The award-winning the an within is organisation Ltd Publishing Miles Miles Publications Private L imited the country atlarge. the country serving and them solving towards work and society of concerns pressing the of some of aware become audit. By undertaking environmental such conduct social programmes, to Teri with students Club ECO the and programmes discussion organize to Vimochana with collaborated Forum Women’s camp; donation blood organize to Club Lions with and programmes unit NSS the awareness civic organize intern.;BPACto with collaborated social as work to students • College Universitiesto and International Vis • • • • • • its by delegates from National n 1st On On the 20th of January 2018 Mr.Gurowka,2018 Jim January of 20th the On r Kp rmie ietr f eerh IMA Research, of Director Krumwide Dr. Kip Dr. James Burkee and Dr. Micheal Schlabra faculty Mr. John Malony Senior Vice President of Business s Vrn Lhe, n nentoa Student International an Lohner, Vereno Ms. On 28th February, 2018 Mr. John Mathew, Country of CastesysteminIndia’. exchange on ‘Origin cultural lecture a delivered and programme College Kobe of part as college the Japanvisited of General Consul the discuss collaborationbetween IMAandSJCC. to college our visited IMA of member senior also and Development Intel of President Vice iie te olg o 8h eray 08 to discuss collaborationbetween IMAandSJCC. 2018 February 8th on college the visited the exchangeprogramme andsignedanMoU. discuss to us visited University Concordia of professional students. address to 2018 March of 3rd on campus our visited Analytics and UK VodafoneIntelligence erie fo Mnc Bsns School possibilities ofcollaboration. explore to Business 2018 February 26th on us Munich visited from Recruiter possibilities career progression in field of field in Gaming technology. progression career possibilities explore to campus the visited Singapore Ltd, Pte. 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St. Joseph's College of Commerce International Desk: A Report on International Exchange Programmes

St. Joseph’s College of Commerce has a stimulating Lectures organized during the academic vision for its students with a focus on innovative ways year 2017-18 to add value to their learning through exposure to international universities and professional bodies. Date Topic Speaker Profile International Desk keeps the same view embarks on June 21, How Social Dr. Madhu T Rao, Associate Dean dynamic programmes of strategic alliances with some 2017 Media Has of Undergraduate Programmes and of the top universities abroad as well as various on- Changed Operations and Associate Professor, campus interactive activities. The key objectives of the Business As Information Systems in the Albers International Desk are to provide an international We Know It School of Business and Economics at Seattle University. educational exposure to our students, to promote and offer global opportunities as well as propagate and June 21, Comme- Prof. Russell Powell, Associate develop intercultural understanding among students. 2017 rcial Laws in Provost for Global Engagement, This year too International Desk succeeded in its the United School of Law, Seattle University. States of Previous teaching years in University aim by organizing guest lectures, promoting foreign America of Jordan and Loyola University university courses, initiating immersion programmes, Chicago and Foreign Service summer school programmes along with cultural Officer with the United States Government. exchange programmes on and off campus. tre o 4 oebr 21.Te betv o the of objective November, 2017.The 4 on started which programme long week a for Malaysia School, Business Putra visited college the from students Six Education Trust.Global Envisage by coordinated Programme-Malaysiawas Immersion International The Malaysia Programme- Immersion International Shanaz RahmanofSwanseaUniversity. Ms.by around shown and hosted were students the a partner institution of SJCC. As student ambassadors, to a weekend trip to Swansea University in Wales, also and Australia Thailand.wereSJCC invitedof Students Italy, Spain, States, United the Philippines, the from students of composite a was classroomclasses. The her to vibe youthful a added mentor, Dr. Millington Strategy Implementation and Organizational Strategy,Systems. The class Business Theory, Game as such topics including courses the of modules various the taught Dr. each and Thomas Dr. Sosa lecturers The Summer School for the year was Strategic Management. London.(LSE),of Science Universitythe of focus The conducted by London July 7th School to of June Economics 19th and from Political School Summer London the visited college the from students four of set A LSE SummerSchool Programmes Academic &CulturalExchange 2017 Sept. 6, 2018 11, January Trends and Current Inventors Innovators, preneurs: Entre- Session Counseling Education Overseas Matter’?- An Abroad Studying Why does 2. Mr. Ninan Thomas Concordia University, New York. Director, GlobalInitiatives for 1. Dr. MichaelSchlabra, Executive education. in strategicdirection ofhigher Wales andbagsrichexperience South Asia, University ofNew South Australia. Former RegionalManager, ( Group in of8)consortium member oftheprestigious GO8 Wales (UNSW)Sydney –afounding from theUniversity ofNew South Commerce (1999-2000), Graduate Alumnus ofStJoseph’s Collegeof & Director –PlanetEducation, Mr. Ashok Mathews, Founder ended withaninteractive session. that society Indian the and system caste the on talk a faculty SJCC Mr.Mr.gavemembers and Gladson SJCC. Kampibura Vinay at arrived College Kobe from members faculty two by accompanied students 1,16 KobeCollege,with programme Japan. September On exchange cultural student eighth its conducted SJCC Cultural ExchangeProgramme –Japan professionals from internationalcompanies. opportunities to interact students' with the senior management the widened also tour the these, Besides in students. world aiming also to bridge cross-cultural experiences placing them in a different ecosystem and an industrial by students the to exposure global give to was tour f h clee ae o ter el ie experiences life real their on based college the of staff the and students the by given responses the at stereotyping based on caste system and were amazed about moreknow to desire expressedtheir students Japanese India.The on written books Japanese the from primarily resources his drawing evening the in who Kitagawadelivered Mr. Takayukia special lecture on Bengaluru “Origin of General Caste in System” Consul Japan the of by graced was occasion The 2017-18 37

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce life inIndia. lifestyle that also was directed to show the adolescent cultureIndian and the of touch a givestudents to the games icebreaker few a conducted the Council students,Student the to welcome formal brief a After Nieuwegein,February, 2018.3 on of college the visited Netherlands School Rijn van Anna of Students Netherlands Visit from SchoolofNieuwegein, yakujin toukoiji- oneofthethree gods ofdisaster. of their trip was a visit to a shinto temple called mondo economy.Indian the and leg multiculturalism last The women,Indian on presentations given were students Kinkakuji- Kyoto-shi, museum,to the Himeji ramen castle. Nissin The town,Japanese China famous Kyoto, Kobe,Arashiyama, Kitano, in colony foreigner’s like places to visits by followed calligraphy lesson Japanese first on their had students the Japan, reaching October,26 on KobeCollege to 2017.Rai Sneha On Ms.by accompanied were college the from students enriching relationships between Japan and India. Three at aimed also which Japan of diversity economic and the of programme was to introduce the students objectiveto cultural 2017.The October of month the in Japan College, Kobe visited SJCC from Students exuberant moment torefresh andrejoice theirvisit. an them gave girls young 35-50 around lunch at the children’s hostel run by the Jesuits groups.housing age The various of women with interactions included also visit village self-employed.womenThe life rural making rural on microfinance of impact the including to exposure an students the gave which conducted was Anekal 2 to expedition On September, an societies. Indian the in found discrimination caste and gender of impacts the authenticated which 38 2017-18 hosting themagaininthecomingyears. SJCC and Anna betweenvan Rijn School and also looking forward to collaboration future the deliberate to ahead path the on discussed and faculty their and SJCC conveyed a final welcome to the Dutch students scenario of the country. After this, the management of employment issues to draw the attention towards and the 21st century poverty, empowerment, women on lecturefrom ranging India in conditions economic short socio- the a gave college the of faculty The University on15thMarch 2018todiscussthesame. home department for the international office, Swansea Emmanuel Associate Director of Global advancement, Frearson- Emma Mrs and University Swansea office, Development Mrs International with the visit of Impey, Head courtesy Sian a host will SJCC of Desk which would almost reach a decade now. International SJCC shares a special relation with Swansea University degree by Concordia. the conferreda be of will students the study of programme completion successful Upon Concordia. at study academic of programmedegree undergraduate transfer a in participate and enrol to Bangalore eligible be may SJCC, of students whereby relationship with intent to develop a long term mutually beneficial Concordia College, New York on 14th February, 2018 St.Joseph’s with MoU Commercea of signed College Collaborations International td pas cos ad pl t porme and courses. programmes to apply and choose plans, study their define students help to resource information higher provide to is of India.intention in The Embassy the French of promotions wing education the and the France in education for France, agency Campus with national discussions are pipelines In Prospective Collaborations Internal Quality Assurance Cell

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) was established The objectives of IQAC are enumerated as a post-accreditation quality sustenance measure. as below: Since quality enhancement is a continuous process, the a) Promoting innovative practices that continually IQAC is a part of the institution’s system and works improves the effectiveness of the learning towards realisation of the goals of quality enhancement experiences of students and staff. and sustenance. It develops a system for conscious, b) Upholding the goals of quality enhancement and consistent and catalytic improvement in the overall sustenance towards organizing various activities performance of the institution. It channelizes all efforts and programmes on the campus. and measures of the institution towards promoting c) Promoting a learner centric environment for holistic development of students. It aims for ushering students and staff that foster the mission and in quality by working out strategies to intervene vision of the Institution. and enhance the overall experience of the college. Below are the listed strategies to implement IQAC at SJCC attempts to promote the core values the above stated objectives: of the institution such as Contributing to National a) IQAC promotes qualitative measures for Development, Fostering Global Competencies among Institutional functioning towards internalization Students, Inculcating a Value System among Students, of quality culture and best practices. Promoting the Use of Technology and Quest for b) IQAC is set up to ensure timely, efficient Excellence in the Institution. and progressive performance of academic, St. Joseph's College of Commerce e) d) c) ae Euain n h clees erig scheme. learning college’s the Outcome in Education introducing Based towards working is IQAC Outcome BasedEducation infringement. aspects like patentability criteria and consequences of key certain of highlighting rights, concepts property Dr. the intellectual introduced by who over Babu Kantha presided M was session keynote The in today’s world. them protect to need growing the and academia the among ideas of power the about awareness bringing Property Intellectual 19, of December 2017.on Rights’ at aimed seminar The world the Negotiating – entitled ‘TeachersPatents seminar and interactive an The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) organized Property Rights theworld– Negotiating of Intellectual National Seminar:Teachers andPatents Academic Year 2017-18 Major Initiatives ofIQA 40 various sectionsofthesociety. for programmes academic of affordability and procedures evaluation of credibility ensure to administra h Cl pooe Rsac saig and abroad. sharing and India in Research Institutions other with networking promotes Cell The structureof thesupport andservices. The Cell ensures the maintenance and functioning programmes. relevance increaseand quality of to Academics and Research learning and teaching of methods modern integrate takenareto steps Qualitative tive and financial tasks. Steps are taken 2017-18 C for the

MOOCs future endeavours. the about in feedbackenhancement quality facilitate orderto in seminars gives and papers, research of publishing in Center Research the helps them.also It with collaborating universitiesand and colleges other in inviting helps suggests and year, persons resource the finalizes and for themes the IQAC conceptualizes The workshops. and seminars organizing in college the assist to tirelessly works also IQAC The R Today and Times of India. Student Perception,bodies such as the NIRF and news magazines like India and Progressionorderprovidein to to data collated such Outreach Graduation Practices, Outcome, Professional and Research Learning, and Teaching Quality as such Total parameters various the on information with collect to worksTeam Management collaboration in IQAC ProcessingInformation andDissemination forby academi theExaminationdepartment completed MOOCs and the certification was accepted of and enrolled guidance students members.of faculty number A the under courses the for register to in the CBCS curriculum and students were encouraged yearfromSwayamMOOCs and Edx were embedded into (massiveMOOCs course).online open enrolment academic This of process the initiated has IQAC ed ueos etns o eieae n the on deliberate committee to implementation process. This meetings OBE. numerous for held implementation for formed was members 10 of committee process.A entire the about members faculty the to exposure and awareness create to workshop three-day a by followed organised was conference level national A towardsachievingmanner. systematic goalsa those in working and goals academic setting on focuses that theory educational an is education Outcome-based esearch Coordination c credits. o ae t te eae tdns f JC n 22nd on SJCC of February, 2018. students female the to cater to IQACThe specificallyHouse Open an organized also Open House(Women) curricular activities, andsoon. sports lifealso beyondand spheresthe co- in and it extra of classrooms the within experiences learning overall House focused on a number of topics ranging from students’ Open college.The in the life of to aspects regardvarious with experiences and expectations views,their express to them allowed feelings.It and thoughts their express and share to platform a them February,year21st on students ordergivein to 2018 first- the for House Open an organized IQAC The Open House Malaysia for exposure programmes. Putra Universiti with collaborating towards worked University.Concordia and also IQAC this with Along University Seattle (IMA), Accountants of Management Institute with MoUs of signing towards worked and bodies naturemappingthe collaborations. of professional yearThis IQAC and of representatives universities colleges, the with meetings preliminary with academic and professional institutions by holding IQAC works with the TQM to facilitate collaborations Collaborations providing for menandwomen. equalopportunities using and of equality gender aim about bring the to information this with operates house open The concerns they have. or complaints specific and college face their they challenges about life, talk free to stress them unbiased, for environment an provided It particular. students girl in the of concerns understanding and experiences on the focused it above, mentioned as In addition to fulfilli ng the purpose of the Open House niomn, n mtoooy f ecig among many others. teaching of methodology room and environment, class class; for preparation and planning like parameters important certain on based are criteria evaluation periodically standard IQAC.The by conducted coordinated and is members. process faculty the evaluation by The performed work the of an is evaluation important measure to assess staff the degree of excellence that believes Institution The Staff Evaluation to move from itself strength tostrength. institution the all to and of such and areas learning relevant the in improvement for allow to order in information valuable such obtain to desires on.IQAC so The and today’sworld in requirements placements, with opportunities provided, experiences sufficiency in terms of market material, relevance course as of such subjects various on suggestions aims to better understand their their experiences and their about batches experiences over outgoing the course of three years at SJCC. the It obtain from to is feedback interviews exit these of purpose The students. final-year outgoing the for 2018 March, of The IQAC conducted Exit Interviews in the first week Interview Exit previous accreditation cycles. the in grades high continuous to due years seven to third accreditation has been extended from five years college’sthe the NAAC of guidelines new the with However,of release accreditation. the for apply to deadline the to prior months 6 completed were SSR of submission for preparations all and due was cycle accreditedthreein cycles. January,In 2018, fourth the been has college the then years. Since five of period a for February,grade NAACin 5-star by a with 2000 College of Commerce was for the first time accredited Principal.St.the by Joseph’s members staff individual the with discussed is rating staff consolidated the and Staff Evaluations are subject to review by the Principal The entire class participates in the assessment process. 2017-18 41

St. Joseph's College of Commerce Teaching Community at SJCC

Faculty Profile Below listed are the newly inducted faculty members in the academic year 2017-18: Teachers are an indispensable part of any educational Institution owing to the crucial role they play in 1. Dr. Deepika Joshi (Dept. of Commerce) imparting knowledge and honing minds of students coming from diverse background and abilities. St 2. Dr. Karthika S (Dept. of Commerce) Joseph’s College of Commerce prides itself on 3. Dr. Ganesh S R (Dept. of Commerce) having a highly proficient teaching faculty who strive relentlessly towards upholding the values and beliefs 4. Dr. Ritty Francis (Dept. of Commerce) of the Institution. The faculty work towards creating an environment that is conducive to learning by being 5. Dr. Sridhar L S (Dept. of Commerce) creative and innovative both inside and outside the 6. Ms. Selvi Sathyanarayanan (Dept. of Commerce) classroom. 7. Ms. Sanjana S I (Dept. of Commerce) The Institution’s academic success over the years would have been an impossible feat without the commitment 8. Ms. Anusuya A Paul (Dept. of English) and dedication of the faculty members. The faculty base of the Institution has been strengthened with an 9. Ms. Bindu Subash B (Dept. of Holistic Studies) addition of ten new faculty members and the total 10. Mr. Samuel Gladson (Outreach Coordinator) strength of the faculty has increased to 88 members. Of the total staff strength 68 are regular faculty The teaching staff at SJCC embark on a creative members of the institution and 20 are guest faculty. journey to offer the best of knowledge through well- this methodofteaching. in help and attention individual receive also Students with the class to encourage discussion by the students.conversation in are engage and faculty class in involved the actively Both plan. lesson the of execution for and planning for responsibleare both and course modelling researchideas.new of Twoone handle members faculty way useful inspires also and disciplines across or within thinking a environment, with learning faculty interactive provides and dynamic a many pedagogical and few intellectual advantages: a it creates for teaching undergraduate course lectures. shared Shared teaching boasts adopts Institution The Shared Teaching pedagogical methods adoptedby innovative theinstitution. many the among programmes are which articleship and internship supporting visits,industrial and social for students accompanying camps, engaging inotherruralexposure programmes, role plays, initiating guiding case study analyses, games, joining for rural simulation organising students, for research specific subject conducting like activities in subjects. mentors,As involveteachers the themselves respectivetheir to pertaining discourses various into encouraging students to initiate and engage themselves The learning. and and inspiring by classroomlearning facilitates teacher and teaching of traditional of methods blend innovative fine a with a impetus gains new predominantly method lecture simple The challenges oftheworld outside. the face to them preparing uniquely potentials latent the students’ acquired knowledge with their numerous resources the made available by the institution, and the faculty coalesces technology of best the Utilising teaching. of methodologies advanced and equipped • F • • aculty ‘Konkani Thesar’ a thesaurus of Konkani wordsKonkani of thesaurus ‘Konkania Thesar’ r T Lvkmr a flcttd y the by felicitated was Lavakumar H T Mr. r Agsi Aaaa, ucsfly defended successfully Amaladas, Augustin Dr. y t Jsp’ Clee f omre il be released on18thMarch, will 2018. Commerce of College Joseph’s St. by Fr.by edited published and SJ Madtha Prashanth development ofKannadalanguage. Mother Language Day for his contribution to the International of occasion the on 2018 February St.of Alumni Xavier’s 12th College,on Calcutta Profitability” andwas awarded PhD. Firm’s to Reference Special with India South in Environmental Accounting in Polluting Industries on Study Empirical “An topic the on thesis his Achievements am” and “what otherswantme to be”. I between “what balance a strike to participants the and techniques concentrating on self-esteem. meditative The session empowered illustrious discussion, SJCC.group a meditation.relaxationincluded guided also It of a through members self-reflection on faculty focused the workshop The all for 29 May on Journey Inner workshop group Br.a conducted Mani Inner Journey staff members duringtheacademicyear 2017-18. the for organized were programmes following projects. research The and workshops talks, through enableslearn,to them createandteachpositive socialchange It expertise. interdisciplinary and scholarly Institution guides and enables faculty members to attain FacultyDevelopmentThe Programmes thehostedby and Workshops F • • • • • • aculty Development Programmes scesul dfne hs hss on thesis his defended successfully Dr. Ganesh Dr. Sridhar L S successfully defended his thesis his defended successfully S L Dr.Sridhar Dr. Selvi S successfully defended her thesis on the Dr. Suganthi Pais successfully defended her thesis Ms. Poornima V, has been awarded the prestigious Mr. Samuel Gladson was recognized by conferring Companies inIndia”andwasawarded PhD. NSE fromSelect Evidence – System Accounting Reporting Standards (IFRS) and its Role in Financial Indian International of “Adoption topic the rc Dsoey f qiy ne Ftrs and Futures Spot Market inIndia”andwasawarded PhD. Index Equity of Discovery Price Return and Volatilityon Study “A topic the on to BengaluruDistrict”andwasawarded PhD. Property Reference of TaxSpecial Scheme with Property Owners Towards New Self-Assessment on topic Study Perceptionof Awareness“A and on thetopic “ ”andwasawarded PhD February 2018. February Global Management Council, Ahmedabad on 2nd a as recognized ‘Best byTeacher’ country the in "Adarsh Vidya Saraswati Rashtriya Puraskar” and 2017. graveyardJeevanbima Nagar, Club, Bangalore the on 26th November,Wheel Inner Rotary, with the by work community his for award an 2017-18 43

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce Establishment”- Entrepreneurs Educators Programme Venture a Entrepreneurship E-Cell, of “Nuances on faculty and the for (NEN) level workshop national day five- a organized Network Entrepreneurship National with association in department B.B.A. The Programme Educator Entrepreneurship live harmoniously. on examination of self-consciousness and the need to spiritual the emphasized Fr. Jossie talk, of his Concluding part exercises. a adopt pedagogies education Jesuit teaching in how elaborately highlighted he Exercises-Ignation Spirituality and Modern Educators’, ‘Spiritual titled session his During educators. the in imbibed be should spirituality that necessitated who Fr.byRodrigues Jossiegraced was session third The education. transforming in technology of power the fromlearners lakh 5 to countries,190 on emphasised MOOCs 25 than more delivered had credit her to who IIMBx, Manager, Ms. Programme tool. Srinivasan, pedagogical Ramya a as utilized be MOOCs can classroom the in circumstanceswellhowsuch environment under and interventions technological about the focused spoke resource Bangalore, IIM Jose, The primarily D classroom. P Prof. in person May learning of blended on 30th Learning’ Blended on and conducted ‘MOOCs workshop The MOOCs andBle P4 (AdvancedFinancial Management) ) P2 (CorporateReporting P1 (Governance , RiskandEthics) P7 (Advanced Audit and Assurance ) P3(business analysis ) F5-F9 P4(Advanced FinancialManagement) (AccountantinBusiness) F1/BA1 P7 (Advanced Audit and Assurance ) F3(Financial Accounting) accounting) F2/BA2(Management F9 (FinancialManagement) F8 (Auditand Assurance) ) F7 (FinancialReporting Subject 44 The following trainingprogrammes were oftheprogramme conductedaspart nded L earning 2017-18 25/11/2017 19/11/2017 9/11/2017 14/11/2017 9/11/2017 26th and27thofJuly 7th June 5th June 2nd June 30th May 30th May 31st May 30th May 29th May Date in order tobei expert industry the and member faculty betweenthe takeinteraction sessions one-on-one these a as place of policy.Most economic in change to due of aware be to need faculty and students the that changes and evaluation,paper in offered,changes papers different such as changes in syllabus, the method to attempt the covertopics sessions these in discussed subjects The of learningoncampus. ecosystem the and ecosystem economic current the the industry. from This allows experts immediate coordination between external by handled the are campus,sessions the inside conducted Though course. Finance and Accounting International the of in syllabus changes the with up-to-date be to staff the teaching enables programme This programme. the Trainer’ ‘Train timely undergo faculty division (ACCA) Accountants Certified Chartered of Association the updates, of acquisition for need the Acknowledging F Train the Trainer Programme for Train the Trainer and opportunity discoverytostudents. and opportunity faculty provide a space and platform for self-discovery July2017. objectiveand aim main the The help to was of 14th the to July of 10th the from began that (EEP) aculty Mr. Vijay Mr. Santhosh Mr. Santhosh Ms. Vijaya Swaminath Mr. Santhosh Mr. Steve Willis Mr. MilindDate Mr. Santhosh Mr. Sagar Mr. Deepak Agarwal Mr. Shiroshan Mr. Shiroshan Mr. Basil Ahammed Mr. Deepak Agarwal Trainer ntense andeffective. Mr. Vansh Mr. Daniel Ms. Shubra Ms. Madhuri Ms. Gayathri Ms. Poornima andMs. Nischitha Ms. Bajaj Apoorva Ms. NischithaK Ms. Madhuri Ms. NischithaK Ms. NischithaK Ms. NischithaK Ms. PadminiRao Mr. JaiGoel Faculty A CC A

Managing BusinessProcess R F Integrated Industry Pais. faculty organiser for the programme was Ms. Suganthi and effectively using them in classroom teachings. The processes the understanding in members faculty the Ms. Ashima, experts from TCS. The programme helped and Mr.werePiyush persons Review”. resource The Process Business “Managing of theme focused the on mainly that programme the in participated SJCC July.of 13th & 6th,from 7th Tenon members faculty Joseph’s St. SJCC,College, Manipal from University and faculty Mount Carmel College the for was conducted programme development faculty three-day A Train theT oprt eiute ie mi eiute elevators manners, communication skills, etiquette, skills. interview email different like workplace, etiquette in corporate culture of importance the highlighted also It world. corporate the in work to corporate and the importance of various skills to required campus between difference world, corporate the persons. The session mainly focussed on the history of fromRenukaresource Mr weretheand TCSMagesh Caramel College,Bangalore Mountfrom 2018.31st to 29th August Mr with collaboration in programme training a organised Commerce of Department The Campus toCorporate Transition Ms. SuganthiPais. was programme the the BPS.for in organiser faculty The met training market capital of awareness promoting The in objectives areas. different in market capital about knowledge the foster to opportunity good a was discussed.training also The were equity private and fund hedge offers, fund newCompany, The concept of mutual fund, role of asset Management corporate actions and various processes involved in it. its and banking and settlement,clearing on insights investment reconciliation and on derivatives. highlighted and also It instruments debt market, equity products,investment on focused mainly session The persons.resource the Mr.werefrom TCS Hariharan and Mr. Mr.Ravi Markets. Ganesh, Capital on the faculty for programme training a organised department B.Com the of 2017 June of 1st to May 30th On Markets Capital rainer Programme for BPM aculty eview

on experienceduringthesession. hands- a KCT, fromparticipants gavethe also Coimbatore Persons Resource institutional of improve team effectiveness.The and consultancy effective in giving an outline on how the teaching faculty can engage therebycapabilities consulting the harnessing in need the on stressed Swaminathan Prof. marking. bench global and excellence academic overall improvingthe in assist can consultancy how on highlighted Krupa Prof.India. in happening consultancies such of levels educational by provided foreignin institutions relativelythe and countries low services consultancy to workshop services The India.brought in a deductive point of consultancy in reference with regards institutions accelerate educational to in need the toemphasise on HR case and costing framework, finance, under consulting study on ideas invigorating of resource persons from KCT, in Coimbatore provided Engagement Effective Consulting conducted on 25-26 September by a team workshop two-day The Effective Engagement inConsulting the Dr. RajaJebasingh, Director, Research Centre. by organised was skills.workshop writing The paper research the up brushing besides effectively used be be an eye-opener for the various softwares which can researchpapers.writing for to turned workshop The was a demonstration on the usage of various softwares question.researchsession preparing second and The literaturereview,of aspects on researcha identifying gap touching research-writing and research of view Management, Coimbatore. Dr. of Institute Joshua gave an in-depth PSG Communication, & Advertising for was presided over by Dr. 23 J. September Joshua Selvakumar, on PSG Centre conducted Journals Indexed for paper Writing Research Scientific workshop The Indexed J Scientific Research paper Writing for from SJCC. Dr.ika Karth and Dr. wereHimachalpathy workshop objective and outcomes. member learning outcome, The course Resource Persons the Faculty for the set to outcomes. required were respective their and objectives course designing in verbs of (OBE),usage Education Based Outcome of understanding detailed SJCC.at a members with faculty dealt workshop The to set Course objectives and course outcomes to the was conducted on January 30 to give hands on training A half day workshop Outcome Based Education (OBE) Workshop onOBE ournals 2017-18 45

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce expertise, experienceandinsights. their and offering by institutions colleges,universitiesother to professionalbodies. service other academic their extend in members faculty The committees various of members also are college the of members Faculty F Sl.No. aculty 46 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 Dr. DanielFernandes, SJ Faculty Dr. NirmalaJoseph Dr. Antony Oliver Ms. Nikhath Asrar Ms.Marina Joyce Roche Dr. Rajaram, Dr. D. RajaJebasingh Assignments 2017-18 Mangalore St. Aloysius College(Autonomous), Bengaluru Mount CarmelCollege(Autonomous), St. PhilomenaHospital, Bengaluru Bengaluru Bangalore CentralUniversity, Department Name oftheUniversity/ Institution& Commerce andIndustries Federation ofKarnatakaChamber Indian Academy, Tourism Department Christ University, Tourism Department Mount CarmelCollege, Tourism Dept Colombo, SriLanka Imperial CollegeofBusinessStudies, College, Mangalore. ofSt.Academic Departments Aloysius Committee onRestructuring Bangalore College for Women, Autonomous, M.Com, MaharaniLakshmi Ammanni Finance, Cochin B.A (Hons)InternationalBusinessand University of West ofScotland Bengaluru St. Josephs College(Autonomous) CMR University, Bengaluru Mount CarmelCollege, Tourism Dept Editorial Board Member ELT, Tirupati Chapter Jain College, Bengaluru Christ University (Autonomous) St. Joseph's Evening College CMR University Bharathiar University, Coimbatore. Bangalore University Date - - 2018 24th Jan Nature oftheresponsibility Member, Governing Body Member, Governing Body Institutional EthicalReview Board (IERB) Member Examination Review Committee Member Tourism course. BoS Memberfor B.Voc Hospitality& Member, Tourism Committee integrated Course BoE Memberfor MTTMFive years BoE Memberfor B.A Travel and Tourism BoE Memberfor MBA Travel and Tourism Board External Examiner, Degree Assessment Committee Member External Examiner External Examiner External Examiner BoS Dept. ofHindi, ExternalMember PhD ExternalGuidefor HindiDept gov.tr/ijma/board Administration,Turkey http://dergipark. International Journal ofManagementand Doctoral CommitteeMember Member Board ofExaminer Ph.D ExternalExaminer Member, BoS Member, PhDCommittee, Doctoral CommitteeMember Sl.No. 9 8 3. 2. 1. 4. Details oflectures delivered by thefacultymembersinothercolleges anduniversities. Ms. SuganthiPais Mr. Ravi RA Dr. HariharanRavi Dr. SRGanesh Amaladas Dr. L. Augustin Mr. Ashoka T A Faculty Bangalore University, Bangalore Staff College, UGC Academic Bangalore. yelahanka, College, First Grade Sheshadripuram Bangalore Evening College, St Joseph Bangalore. Course Road, College, Race Women’s Maharani Bangalore Devanahalli, and Technology, Engineering College of Nagarjuna University Bangalore Bangalore Sampsthe, Rangothri Kala Institution Name ofthe Birla InstituteofManagement Jain University (UGandPG) Ambedkar Institution(MBA) St. Josephs College Jyoti NivasCollege Indian Academy Department) St. Joseph’s College(Commerce Indian Academy/Commerce(Tourism) Commerce St. Joseph’s College, of Department Department ofCommerceDepartment St. Joseph’s Evening College, Department ofCommerceDepartment Indian Academy Group ofInstitutions, 2017 .Dec 13-14 2017 February 17th 2017 October 31st 2017 October 4th 2017 August 30th 2017 6 Dec 2018 January 28th Date Course Refresher Taxation Accounting and Session III– in Technical Rapporteur Reporting Financial Corporate Standards Reporting Financial International Standards Reporting Financial International Course Refresher Bangalore Sampsthe, Rangothri Kala event Title ofthe 2017 25 Jun ------2018 Jan 20th 2018 Jan 13th 2017 Oct 16th Excel andSPSS Data Analysis using Standards Financial Reporting International Accounting Environmental Kannada Saahithya Aadunika Poorva Delivered Topic Lecture Taxation III – Accounting and Technical Session in Rapporteur Reporting Corporate Financial Standards Financial Reporting International (MBA) Adjudicator for Research Evaluation Member, BoE Member, BoE Member, BoE Member, BoE Member, BoE Member, BoS Member, BoS for BoSmeeting Subject Expert Subject Expert for BoSmeeting Subject Expert Subject Expert for BoSmeetingER` Subject Expert 2017-18 National Guest Lecture Guest Lecture Guest Lecture Guest Lecture Refresher Course Conference) (State Level Youth Poet International State /National Nature oftheEvent 47

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce 48 18. 17. 9. 5. 8. 7. 6. Mr. Vinay KS Dr. SridharLS Mr. Ravi.R.A Dr. D. RajaJebasingh Mr. PrakashRaju Ms. Poornima V Ms. Komal A Dave 2017-18 (HRDC) University Bangalore (Autonomous) Commerce College of St. Joseph’s Bangalore Benson Town, Institute, Indian Social Bengaluru (Autonomous), College St. Joseph’s mission India Christian Student Bangalore. Bhimanagar, College, Jeevan First Grade Girl’sHeart Sacred Jain University Hosur, TN. Science College, Govt. and Arts Erode (Autonomous), Science College Kongu and Arts India Telangana State, 500 010, Secunderabad College, Alwal, Degree &PG Loyola Academy 2017 Dec 23 8.2017 Dec 2017 23 April 2018 21 Feb 2017 16 Dec 2017 04 July 2018 17 Feb, 2018 19-21 Feb 2017 July 31, 2018 Feb 26 Course Refresher Workshop Methodology Research Analysis Socio Cultural Association Commerce Inaugural Digital Thinkers Platform for Trends- A E- Marketing Conference Research State Level governance for good Students Programme Exchange Faculty Aspects. and Measuring Application IFRS, Its Sustainability.” Shift Towards “The Paradigm Conference on National 3rd HR Experience on Classroom Perspectives Student – the Disinterested Classroom and The General English -Parametric Test Test, ANOVA Chi-Square Sector the Unorganized and itsImpacton Demonetization Lecture Graduate, Guest for Commerce Opportunities Career Digital Marketing Techniques – Sampling Research Paper election andcitizen Democracy, IFRS Standards” Financial Reporting Accounting and & Management Accounting, Cost ACCA &Financial F1 toF8Papers of “Overall review of State, India 075, Karnataka Bangalore –560 Bhimanagar, College, Jeevan Girl’s FirstGrade Sacred Heart Sustainability.” of HRtowards “Paradigm Shift presentations on Research Papers forRapporteur the National National State Level Workshop National State State National Special Lecture National Dept. entire class participates in the assessment process. Staff and methodology of teaching environment,among many others. room The class class; for preparation and planning like parameters important certain on based is criterion evaluation standard members.The staff an evaluation process is conducted periodically of the members.faculty the by performedwork the of Thus important measure to assess the degree of excellence an is feedback Staff the that believes Institution The F the improving for prepared recommendations been have mall the of strategies marketing of set A Mall, Bangalore Improving Marketing for Strategies 1MG programmes consultancy the undertaken. in faculty the help to volunteered also have M.Com and from BBA students B.Com, 16 of set A Rahul. Shubhra Dr. and Ms. Shivakami Rajan, Dr. Karthika S, Dr. by Himachalapahty the College. The group of faculty members include- Dr. of Augustin supervision Amaladass to mark the the consultancy initiatives under two services undertaken consultancy have members faculty of group a year This services NGOs. and entrepreneurs businesses, consultancy to providing of possibilities the explore to committee a constituted has college The Consultancy F aculty Evaluation aculty Involvement in Sl.No. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Vishata Marketing Sangam ChitFunds I Pomo Technnogies MS RamiahInstituteofManagement Chegg Incorporation St.Anne's Christ University Bharathiar University Vora Reality Logesys SolutionIndPvtLtd Name ofClient Individual Faculty MembersInvolved inConsultancyProjects Staff Performance Evaluationsystem. the of parameters various the on feedback their give the ERP systems which makes it easier for students to of login student the intointroduced been has facility feedback the year academic online. recordedThis is and centralized is members.evaluation staffstaff The consolidated staff rating is discussed with the individual Evaluations are subject to review by the Principal and the adopted by thesemalls. their wereobservations on the various marketing and strategies city the across malls various of recommendations students the by done analyses comparative The the on based developed forwarded. and aglr wo s lnig o anh t hrl in shortly it from launch Karnataka oncethemarketing strategiesare finalised. to entrepreneur planning is individual who an Bangalore to extended is device will be launched in Karnataka. This consultancy innovators.approved,the Once by care health the of field the in only used be to intended was device the as trial Sciences,Bangalore.clinical Currently, on is it Applied of Institute Ramaiah S M from engineers of patients. The device was innovated in 2014 by a group device meant for enabling better movements in stroke wearable well-designed and innovative an promoting The College has undertaken to provide consultancy on Movements inStroke Patients Wearable Devices to Mr. Babu Dr. HariharanRavi Mr. Ramesh Dr.Raja Jebasingh Dr.Nirmala Joseph Faculty Member A ugment Better ugment Better 2017-18 49

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Research Center b) Provide individual assistance to students and research scholars to write proposals and The Research Centre at SJCC aims at creating a research papers. conducive atmosphere for cultivating the appropriate c) Write, scrutinize and proof read grant research culture needed in the field of commerce and proposals. management. The motto of the Centre is to promote d) Assist with budget preparation and proposal research culture by identifying, assembling and submission. disseminating research information among the staff e) Coordinate training sessions on various research and students. The Centre consistently endeavours methodologies for research scholars. to organize workshops, seminars and conferences at f) Maintain records and reports of the proposals national and international levels and conducts regular and provide assistance in maintaining compliance training programmes. with funding agencies. The Research Centre was established and empowered The Research Center encourages innovative and to meet the below listed objectives: collaborative research and consulting projects in the a) Participate in generating innovative research field of education involving the corporate and non proposals. -corporate sectors. mhss a gvn n eieain f h uae of usage the of deliberation on given was Emphasis software.management literature Mendeley the detail Management, of Institute Coimbatore was the speaker. PSG The speaker discussed in from Selvakumar Joshua J. Dr. 2017. September, 23 Centre the Research by conducted was writings research in review literature of need the on centering Journal’ Indexed for Writing Paper Research ‘Scientific on FDP The Indexed Journal Scientific Research Paper Writing for also hostsanarchive ofprevious issues. website authors.The prospective by manuscripts of submission electronic the enabling submission for paper call the announced also has www.sjccmrr.in. It of group researchers, wider the a Research Center launched editors its to website and communication authors facilitate its and of needs the to cater To L being listedintheUGC Approved ListofJournals. andNumber 02in December, 2017 were released after The Volume07, Number 01inthemonth ofJune, 2017 journals.UGC of list the in 62905 number serial its with Approved Journals. The Journal can beincluded Committeeeasily journaltheitsListtheof Expert has in searched Journal for Commission December. Grants and University June The in year every published journal reviewed flagship peer bi-annual a ISSN: 2249-4359 is with Journal Review Research Management SJCC The Approved Journals was of Journal includedintheUGCList SJCC ManagementR Academic Year 2017-18 of theR Activities and aunch of theNew Journal Website esearch Center in the esearch Centerinthe Achievements esearch R eview examples. analysis. The queries of attendees were addressed with G+ power for sample selection and Visual PLS for data R L National deliverables outconsultancy. tocarry and required planning know-how’s, action techniques, various behind capabilities, idea the explained hands-on experience through various live case studies workshop.the of sessions various The the addressed School,Business CoimbatoreKCT from Priyadarshni Dr.Kripa Suresh,Prof.Prof.K.Saminathan,and G.S. persons resource three currentof team 2017.A September in consultancy of academic environment need was conducted on 25th & 26th the on focused The workshop on ‘Effective Engagement in Consulting’ Effective Engagement inConsulting the Workshop Convener. Research Coordinator at SJCC. Dr. Deepika Joshi Jebasingh,was Dr. D. Raja of guidance expert the under their conducted was shared workshop The knowledge. backgrounds valuable diverse Resource from workshop. the persons of objectives prime the capabilities for data analysis and decision making were conceptualise research analyticaltopics and imparting to enabling members, among faculty and research scholars Promoting budding few. a list to & banking finance communication, & media infrastructure, the from laws, HRM, science, political psychology, academicians of domains and scholars research of consisting thirty to down screened was participants of number the and country the of parts fromvarious response enormous received workshop The 2017. Methodology was conducted from 6 to 12 December, LevelNational A Experiential WorkshopResearchon esearch Methodology evel Experiential Workshop on 2017-18 51

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce Completed MinorResearch Projects Ongoing Major R excellent research inspecializedareas. minor undertaking and individual requirementsissues,for their in / meet economic to / socio interested / contemporary researchon projects members faculty the encourage to support financial its extended has BJES Bangalore Society(BJES) Grantsfor Jesuit Educational Minor R No. No. No. No. Sl. Sl. Sl. Sl. 1. 3. 2. 1. 1. 4 3 2 1 52 Ms. Muktha(PI) Ms. Preemal -Co-PI Ms. Christina-Co-PI Ms. Poornima -PI Ms. Marina-Co-PI Mr. Vinay -PI Ms. Tasmiya -Co-PI Ms. Komal -PI (PI) Dr.A.M.Sheela Investigator (PI) Investigator (PI) Investigator (PI) Dr. NeetiRoy (PI) (PI) Ms.Ravi Darshini Fr. Anil SJ(PIs) Ms. SuganthiPais SJ (PIs) Rev JerryD’Souza Dr.A.M.Sheela Name of the Name ofthe F Name ofthe Name ofthe Investigator (PI) and Co-PIs unding Principal Principal Name ofthe Principal Principal and Co-PIs Principal Agency R esearch Projects Tract of Karnataka: Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) Approach Identifying Growth Drivers of a village economy in the Dry sector: A studyinBangalore UrbanDistractofKarnataka An economic analysis of Migrant Workers in Construction in micro saving and employment creation in Bangalore city A Studyonpigmy deposit schemesby banks anditsrole in micro saving and employment creation in Bangalore city A Studyonpigmy deposit schemesby banks anditsrole Karnataka self-help groups withspecialreference toruraldistricts of A comparative studyonwomen empowerment through Major andinor R 2017-18 of EastKhasiHillsinMeghalaya Effectiveness Schools ofteachinglearninginPrimary reference toMaanvi Taluk" child malnutrition inRaichurdistrict-withspecial Prevalence andassessmentofwomen's healthand Raichur District. and Dropout inSchoolEducation- A studyin Socio EconomicImpactonpoverty onEnrollment in Bijapur District. livelihoods of Agricultur alandunorganizedlaborers Socio EconomicImplicationsofMigrationonthe esearch Projects (UGC)-OngoingMinor R Title oftheProject Title oftheProject Title oftheProject Title oftheProject esearch Projects Minor Minor Minor Minor Major esearch Project Type Type Type Minor Minor Minor Minor Type esearch Projects UGC UGC UGC UGC ICSSR the Funding the Funding the Funding Agencies Agencies Agencies Name of Name of Name of Agencies BJES BJES BJES BJES Funding Name of the Sanctioned 42,000 49,500 1,35,000 1,00,000 80,000 35,000 65,000 85,000 7,05,000 Sanctioned Sanctioned Sanctioned Amount Amount Amount Amount (In Rs) (In Rs) (In Rs) (In Rs) Project Scheme. Minority Affairs. ToResearchMini a students,start the to motivate decided and also encourage centrehas the funded organise to of ICSSR, with Workshopcollaboration Ministry Programsin and Building UGC Capacity / forward (OJS).looks Systems also Journal centre Open The on based Process Editorial Electronic the launch to set also is centre effective,the more process ICI.editorial under the Tomakeindexing for processes its In the coming academic year, the centre intends to work towards the e-ISSN number for the journal and initiate Ph.D R Macro R No. S.l. No. Sl. 1. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 9. 8. 7. 6. Jebasingh Dr. D. Raja Investigator (PI) esearch Scholars R esearch Scholars Name ofthe esearch Proposal Submission Principal Name oftheResearch Supervisor Dr. D. RajaJebasingh Dr. MohanPPhilip Dr. ShubraRahul Dr. Lilly NDavid Dr. H. Nagaraj Bengaluru Karnataka. Micro, SmallandMediumEnterprises(MSMEs)Sectorof An empiricalstudyoncredit outflow andperformance of egistered inSJCC RC egistered Title oftheProject Mr. Shree Murthy S Ms. K. Padmavathi Ms. Komala. B Mr. Syed Tajuddin Name oftheScholar Mr. Girish. B.N Ms. Nischitha. K Mr. Suresh. S Ms. Foz1ia Ms. Ahana RuthPinto Ms. S.V. Lavanya Ms. Mallika. D. S Ms. DivyaShree. V Ms. Minu. M Mr. Sathisha. S.M Ms. DivyaBharathi. J Ms. Aisha Banu Mr. Santhosh.N.C Ms. Vidhya. B Macro Type Month and Year ofregistration Finance, Mumbai. Indian InstituteofBanking& Research Division, 2017-18 Name oftheFunding Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Dec’2016 Jan ‘ 2015 Jan’ 2014 Jan’ 2014 Jan’ 2014 Agencies 53

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce Research Paper Publications –National&International UGC recognized journals. reputed,peer-reviewed,in papers published have members faculty of number a year journals.academic This international and national in papers scholarly publish and books write interest.to their encouraged are of They field the in work research in engage to encouraged are Commerce of St.Joseph’sCollege at faculty The F No. aculty Involvement inR Sl. 7. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 54 Dr. Mohan. P. Philip (2017) and Dr. Mohan. P. Philip Ms. Komal. A. Dave (2017) Ms. Tasmiya Hussni Ms. Komal. A. 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Technical Research & International Journal of Journal ofManagement’ IFIM The International Mathematics of Pure and Applied International Journal Applied Studies Recent Research and International Journal of Name oftheJournal 4(5) 6(12) 6(6) 3(1) - 4(2), 55-61 241 4(6), 235- 2(12), 751 12, (2), 11-17 601 11 (20), 591- 4(11) Page No(s) No’s and Vol. Issue International International International International International International International International International International International / National International 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. Dr. RittyFrancis(2018) (2017) Dr. C.S Thammaiah Ms. Ravi Darshini, (2018) Dr. D. RajaJebasingh (2018) Ms. MitthiJyoti Sharma Dr. D. RajaJebasingh, (2018) Ms. Neethu Anna Koshy Dr.D.Raja Jebasingh, Mr. Sunep T Jamir(2017) Ms. Poornima V and Mr. Gaurav Siyal(2017) Ms. Poornima V and Neha Jadav D, (2017) Nayanashree KPand Ms. Poornima V, (2017) Dr. MohanPPhilip, Ms. Poornima V and Japan andGermany Comparative Studybetween Attitude towards Brands: a Culture Affect Consumers’ Does Exposure toaCountry’s Mandya District Empowering the Women of Role ofMGNREGAin Colleges inBangalore With SpecialReference to Student Professor Relationship: A StudyonEffectiveness of National StockExchange” - A Study With Reference To On Share PricesOfBanks Policy KeyMonetary Rates An Econometric Analysis Of Research Resource for HigherEducation E- LearningandOpen Access Complex, Odisha. Ltd, KalinganagarIndustrial Employees At JindalStainless Professional ExcellenceOf An EmpiricalStudyOn Campus Ernst & Young, Bengaluru Reference toEmployees in Development: A Study System onCareer and Effectiveness ofSelf Appraisal Reference toNagaland, and FactorsDriving– With Rise inEntrepreneurial Spirit Empirical Study, Accounting inIndia– An Awareness Level ofForensic Empowerment A Tool for Women Stree ShakthiProgramme: Shakthi Programme Women Empowerment –Stree Karnataka’s Initiatives towards Glimpses intoGovernment of Bengaluru District of Marginalized Women in A Socio-Economic Analysis Stree ShakthiProgramme: Programme: An EmpiricalStudy through Stree Shakthi Economic Independence Scientific Research Organization of International Science Invention Humanities andSocial International Journal of Development and Professional of Teacher Education International Journal (UGC Indexed Journal) Management Research. 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St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce Details ofBooks/Monographs, BooksEdited (FullBook/SpecificChapters) S.No. 24. 23. 22. 21. 20. 19. 18. 17. 56 1. 2. 3. 4. Ms. Vedapradha. R(2017) Ms. Tina PSingh(2017) Dr.Ratna Sinha(2017) Ms. Tina PSinghand Dr.Sridhar LS(2017) Ms. Ahana (2018) Dr. ShubhraRahuland Ms. Suganthi(2018) Dr A.M.Sheela, Dr A.M.Sheela (2018) (2017) Ms. Ruqsana Anjum Member Name oftheFaculty Fr. PrashanthMadtha, SJ Amaladas (2017) Dr. L. 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P Philip(2017). D’Souza andDr. Mohan Ms. Preemal Maria Dr. SridharLS Member(s) Name oftheFaculty Ms. S. Selvi Ms. MarinaJoyce Roache Mr. Vinay KS, Dr. MohanPhilip Ms.Christina Aroojis and Compendium Conference Seminar / Name ofthe Future : Vision 2020 Banking onthe lingual) Engagement (Bi- Towards aCritical Discourses- Nationalist Education and Democracy, Future : Vision 2020 Banking onthe business practices and innovation of Evolution, transition Keleidoscope: in Chief Name oftheEditor Dr. DanielFernands, SJ Dr. DanielFernands, SJ Dr. DanielFernands, SJ Dr. DanielFernands, SJ the People inIndia. the Economic Welfare of Yojana in Transforming Pradhan MantriJanDhan A StudyontheImpactof Market inIndia Index Futures andSpot Price DiscoveryofEquity Title ofthePaper respect toBengaluruCity Assessment ofProperty Taxation with Old SchemeandNew Schemein A Tax Payers’ Perception onthe Discourses onGlobalization Cultural, andContemporary Memory Growth ofIndia. PPP modellingontheEconomic Infrastructural Development through A studyontheImpactofFDI Department ofLanguageDepartment English&Kannada Post ofCommerce GraduateDepartment Editor(s Name ofthe Dr. Ramanathan Dr. RajaJebasingh Ms. Ravi Darshini Dr. NirmalaJoseph Mr. T HLavakumar Dr. Neeti Dr. Rajaram, Dr. RajaJebasingh Ms. Ravi Darshini Dr. NirmalaJoseph Dr. ShubhraRahul Dr. Himachalapathy Dr. RajaJebasingh Ms. Ravi Darshini (Edited Volume) Management of Business and Prospectus Development Full Book Page No. ISBN, Publisher and New Delhi. Pp31-35 Publishing,Bloomsbury 978-93-86826-66-4 Publication Accepted for New Delhi. 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St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce Workshop/FDP/Training Programmes Attended No. Sl. 1. 2. 3. 4. 62 Dr. S Karthika Faculty Ms.Muktha Dr. MohanPPhilip Ms. Poornima V 2017-18 Analytics FDP StrategicBusiness Trainings Workshops/FDPs/ Name ofthe industry FDP Capital market inBPS transition FDP Campustocorporate in Consulting FDP -Effective Engagement NAAC assessment foron New Methodology FDP-One Day workshop Process IandII FDP -ManagingBusiness in Consulting FDP -Effective Engagement Analytics Using R’ Training Coursein ‘Data University withadifference on Formation ofJesuit Two Day Workshop ACCA ‘Train the Trainer’ in Consulting FDP -Effective Engagement Data Analytics UsingR Structure (AMOS) and Analysis ofMoments for SocialScience(SPSS) Using StatisticalPackage and Interpretation by Statistical Data Analysis Research Methodology, Research of SPSSinSocialScience Course on Application Effective Teaching for Methodology-Mix National –FDP International National/ FDP By TCS FDP By TCS FDP FDP FDP FDP National Workshop National FDP Training Workshop National Level Workshop National Level National Workshop Online FDP -National Studies, Bangalore SJES CollegeofManagement Throttle PAD 2.0powered by Management, Coimbatore PSG instituteof Place Bengaluru Commerce (Autonomous), St. Joseph’s Collegeof Bengaluru Commerce (Autonomous), St. Joseph’s Collegeof Bengaluru. Commerce(Autonomous), St. Joseph’s Collegeof Management Studies of Commerce and Community Institute Bengaluru. Commerce(Autonomous), St. Joseph’s Collegeof Bengaluru. Commerce (Autonomous), St. Joseph’s Collegeof Bengaluru. – Development Institute, Small MediumEnterprises conducted by theMicro ‘Data Analytics UsingR’ Training Coursein (Autonomous), Bengaluru. St. Joseph’s College Hyatt, Bangalore Bengaluru. Commerce (Autonomous), St. Joseph’s Collegeof Institute, Bengaluru Enterprises-Development Micro, Small&Medium Government ofIndia, Bengaluru of BusinessStudies, Seshadripuram Academy in associationwith Primax Foundation Examometer 9–10, Feb. 2018 2017 25-26, Oct. Date 2017 29-31, June 29-31, Aug. 2017 2017 25 -26, Sept. 9, Sep. 2017 November 2017 2017 25- 26, Sept. 2017. September 16-17th 2017 17-18, Nov. 2017 26 –27, July. 2017 25- 26, Sept. 2017 19 –20, Aug. 2017 23 –24, Sep. January 2018 January 10. 5. 9. 8. 7. 6. Dr. D. RajaJebasingh Ms. Ruqsana Anjum Ms.Ravi Darshini Mr. Ravi R A Mr. Ramesh Ms. SelviS in Consulting FDP -Effective Engagement Journals paper writingfor Indexed FDP Scientific research Business andSocialScience Research Colloquiumon Two day workshop on Methodology Approach toResearch using SPSS Workshop Dataanalysis NAAC assessment foron New Methodology FDP-One Day workshop University withadifference on Formation ofJesuit Two Day Workshop Intelligence and Analytics Significance ofBusiness University withadifference on Formation ofJesuit Two Day Workshop Econometrics series andPanelData Workshop on Time the Tutor workshop ACCA Workshop - Train Financial Research FDP onEconometricsfor - TCS Capital Market Workshop in Consulting FDP -Effective Engagement Journals paper writingfor Indexed FDP Scientific research FDP FDP Workshop National workshop National FDP Workshop Analytics Workshop Business Workshop International business Leader Strategic National National Learning blended MOOCS Bengaluru. Commerce(Autonomous), St. Joseph’s Collegeof Bengaluru. Commerce(Autonomous), St. Joseph’s Collegeof Technology, Trichy, TN National Instituteof Jain College Jain University, Bangalore Management Studies of Commerce and Community Institute (Autonomous), Bengaluru. St. Joseph’s College Management, Bangalore. Indian Instituteof (Autonomous), Bengaluru. St. Joseph’s College XIME, Bangalore Bangalore BNMIT, Bangalore Commerce St. Joseph’s Collegeof Commerce St. Joseph’s Collegeof Commerce St. Joseph’s College of 2017-18 2017 25-26, Sept. 23, Sep. 2017 2017 10-11, Nov. 20, Dec. 2017 3-5, Apr. 2017 9, Sep. 2017 2017 17-18, Nov. 2017 17-18, Nov. 2017 28 –29, July Feb. 5-6, 2018 2018 29- 31, January 29-31, May 2017 2017 25 -26, Sept, 23, Sep. 2017 63

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National Seminar: Banking on the and Management Research (PIJCMR) and Emperor International Journal of Finance and Management, Future: Vision 2020 UGC Listed Journal 45308. The post-graduate department organized a one-day National Seminar: Democracy, national-level seminar, ‘Banking on the Future: Vision 2020’ on the 22nd of September, 2017. Attended by Education and Nationalist eminent individuals in the banking sector, the seminar Discourses- Towards a Critical focused on the significance and need of the banking Engagement and regulatory powers of the RBI and disruption due to digitization as highlighted in Shri K.S Praveen’s The One Day National Seminar titled “Democracy, keynote address. Further technical sessions followed – Education and Nationalist Discourses- Towards a the first, conducted by Sri Premanath Murthy touched Critical Engagement” was organized by Department of upon impact of blockchain and cryptocurrency on English in collaboration with Department of Kannada banking. In the second, Mr. Babu Jayandran focused on 4th December 2017. It was organized with the on the use of artificial intelligence in digital banking. objective of generating newer and viable responses The final technical session was a panel discussion to the challenges we face as a society today. This centered around topics such as loan fraud, cyber- seminar was a forum for scholars, professionals and crime, risk management, technological advancement academicians to critically engage with the emerging and the importance of data in the future. Two special challenges in our socio-cultural and political main editions of journals were released in collaboration line. 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Student Support remedial classes. Confidential counselling sessions are organized to improve the mental health and well-being Student support and progression is one of the core of students. It is the unequivocal belief of the Institution criterions that the Institution strives to attain through that these measures will not only support the growth its educational pursuits and extracurricular activities. of students in all spheres of life but also effectively see All through its diversified programmes and ventures, them successful through various challenges. it aims to drive students’ passion and intellectual curiosity towards their subjects of interests. In the Orientation Programmes attainment of the said goal, the Institution practices The orientation programmes organized for all the and has laid out a diversified student support and incoming students included special presentations and progression framework that greatly motivates and interactive sessions with senior students to introduce nurtures students’ educational endeavours. To meet them to life at college, orient them towards the the demand for holistic education pedagogy, the rules, regulations and policies of the college and to Institution has framed mentorship programmes, introduce them to the culture of St. Joseph’s College workshops, pre-placement support and guidance aid of Commerce. Along with this the students were amongst many others. also oriented about the curriculum, examination and The Institution also seeks to provide an environment evaluation process and the host of opportunities which is supportive of students from disadvantaged available to students to nurture their abilities, talents backgrounds by granting them financial aids and and skills. The B. Com department conducted its scholarships. Students with certain disabilities are also orientation programme ‘Blend’ on the 19th, 20th and given additional help through individual tutoring and 21st of June, 2017. The BBA department conducted its beneficial to the students’ overall performance. 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Mr. Albert, Tax Consultants, Resource Person –SEBI Member -ICAI, IEDRC, BMA, FIPT,LUB, Chamberof (CMA), ICAI Secretary- BengaluruChapter Institute ofInternational Trade (IIT)Certified MA,MPhil,MBA,PG Tax Laws,ACMA CMA N.Raveendranath Kaushik Guest Speaker year 2017-18. 26. 25. 24. 23. 22. 21. 20. 19. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 2 1 No. Sl. 14th June, 2017 10th June, 2017 Date 2nd March, 2018 28th February, 2018 2018 26thFebruary 22nd February, 2018 22nd February, 2018 16th February, 2018 31st January, 2018 31st January, 2018 8th January, 2018 8th January, 2018 16th November, 2017 16th November, 2017 15th September, 2017 14th September, 2017 31st August, 2017 29th August, 2017 23rd August, 2017 Ms. MarinaJose Mr. Vinesh Singh Guest Speaker sector Technicalities in Aviation standards. Compliancewithsecretarial Germany Business andCulture in entrepreneurial context. IPR- Patentprocess inthe Insights ondemystifying of acompany secretary. Duties andresponsibilities in betteremployability Zoho Bookshelpsstudents books andhow learningof Benefits ofusingZoho IntellectualProperty Rights Professional papers. Orientation towards financial ecosystem. Overview andinsightsinto Finance. field of Accountingand Exploring avenues inthe rural sector Career inthe opportunities Insights inSocial Work Orientation towards the Capital Markets Avenues. Exploring theCredit Talk onSuicidePrevention Overview ofCFA course (Discount PricingModel) yet Staying Competitive Strategies for CostCutting BBA Understanding the StockExchange CIMA Orientation Topic Airlines Mr. Unikrishnan, Retired SeniorManagerof Indian pursuing LLBandKSLU. Mr. Abhilash M K, Assosciate MemberofICSI, currently Ms. Verena from MunichBusinessSchool, Germany CEO ofOriginIPSolutions Ms. BinduSharma, LLB, MSc., PGDIPRL, Founder and Pvt. Ltd. currently Management Advisor atNCON Turbotech Mr. GShanker Prasad, MemberofICSI, ICMAI, Zoho FinanceSuite Mr. Jeeven Joseph, BusinessDevelopment Manager– Dr. Jayalakshmi, CMRUniversity CMA Mr.Milind Date Manager for IMA. Mr. RishiMalhotra-AcademicandCommunity Relations National Instructor-MILES EDUCATION. Mr. Varun B-School, Jain,Harvard Alumni, Founder and TEACH FORINDIA Ms.Asmi (YFI - Young IndiaProfessional) Mr. RameezQuereshi Speromedia, onbehalfofNSE Ltd Designation: Credit ManageratKotak MahindraBank Mr. Lakshmipathy Venkat the CEOofLeanonMe, Ms. Jennyfer Rajan. Ms. LataJacob, thePracticeheadatLeanonMe& IMS Proschool incollaborationwithSJCC. relations, Zerodha. Head -PRand Web Managingmediaandclient services Mr. HananDelvi 2017-18 71

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Reynold Pais Mr. HariSankar Mr. HariSankar Ms. ShamiraPujani Dr. Madhu T Rao Programme Malaysia Exchange Programme Malaysia Exchange Ms. MarinaJose Mr Kirti Simha Mr Kirti Ms. Asha Mr. Raveendranath Kaushik, CMA RohitGoutamchand CA Dr Augustin Amaladas Prof. RussellPowell Guest Speaker 2017-18 PG Business Culture inGermany- A Comparative StudywiththeRestof World Project Appraisal andReport Writing Leadership Talent BSE- Capital Market Awareness Orientation to Teach for IndiaFellowship Orientation to Young IndiaFellowship Entrepreneurs: Innovators, Inventors andCurrent Trends. NEN andanorientationtoEntrepreneurship course Personal experiencewithentrepreneurship-Choco Inc. Gender Sensitization CIMA Seminar De-addiction Awareness Session Tackling Competitive ExamsinIndia Interpersonal Communication Insights intothelife ofSt. IgnatiusofLoyola Entrepreneurs andStartups Entrepreneurs andStartups Gender Sensitization Social Mediaandbusiness Malaysia ExchangeProgramme Malaysia ExchangeProgramme Understanding theStockExchange Initiatives andIssuesofStart-ups ICDS andInd AS Financial Inclusion GST development Environmental Accounting andsustainable Commercial Laws in America Topic initiative MAINFRAME Research Forum. College’sthe of members student forthe remarkable Aid to Research”, Excel the 30th hour long seminar was College,held exclusively “Microsoft of Titled afternoon 2017. Grade November, pleasant the on First Channapatna Government Assistant S,Professor, Department Manjunatha Mr. the hosted Commerce of of Forum Research Mainframe Student Workshop on Microsoft Excel be successful. to proved have development sustainable of concept the by guided actions how of byexamples real life giving tomorrow better a ensure can industry the for trained youth the how to subject the of importance the from ranging points various on focused resource persons The Goals”. Development Millennial and topic the on 2030 “The Tourism Sustainable – Agenda November, workshop 2017 of 18th Levelthe and 12th National the between long week a organised (TravelCommerce of Department The and Tourism) L National and Mr. A.C Sahu, Ideatiger.com GeneralManager, SIDBI. of Co-founder Shankara, Nageshwari through three sessions which were moderated by Ms. students the entrepreneurshipamong of nuances the to exposure provide to sought 2017.workshop The by the Department of Commerce on 18th organized December, was workshop level city a Begin’, it –Let explored impetus,required‘Bizsell careerbusiness. the Toin provide a most pursue to intend the who youth the of by areas one is Entrepreneurship Bizsell – L that ithadtooffer. in Those platforms.attendance greatly benefitted from the session and all media social various of ropes the learned and analytics Google on insight an with provided were Students workshop. the for persons resource the were K.G Manasi Ms marketer digital Shashi, YogeshFounder of Digital Mr Academy 2018. 360 January,and acclaimed 23 on Marketing” Digital on A Workshop- Future Digital the “Mapping titled The Department of Commerce conducted a workshop Digital Marketing theDigitalF Mapping Workshops et itBegin evel Workshop on Tourism uture - A Workshop on ehoois v Ld a te mnn resource eminent the person for thisworkshop. was Ltd Pvt Technologies Gridle of Founder and Nair, S. CEO R. Srikanth Mr leadership, of entrepreneurship, areas actionandpersonality. in participants the of skills the in workshop, elevating January,on of 2018.focused workshop The L.E.A.P city-Level Department, 15th BBA the the on with collaboration college a the of conducted cell Development Leadership The L gavepreviewa students whyof forensic is accounting who Geetha A.B CA wereday the Commercefor speakers The of Department July, conducted of a city level seminar on 21st Forensic Accounting. the On City L Student Seminars collection. but research of also various technical aspects of research importance such as data and need the on light shed only not sessions respectively. 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St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce Public Services: Public Services: specializations inriskandforensic management. and qualifications with speaker Mr.renowned a Prakash,Anand and hour the forensic of need the summarized as accounting who accounting, forensic in expert an Gupta,Mr.times,Rajeev recent in need a n uies prtos n Ehc i Mreig & Marketing in Advertising. Ethics and Operations Business in Ethics Ethics, Personal - sessions three into divided November,was 15th 2017.seminar on The City Business a Contemporary ‘Ithikos’ and Conflict on Value Seminar organised Level Department BBA The Ithikos tourism, technologicaltrends andfuture travel. world’s economy, direct/indirectthe and induced effect of to industry career tourism of contribution especially on enhance focusing covered to were topics academia Various prospects. and industry with The objective was to provide the students an interface Kaveri Sinjhi was the resource person for the seminar. ‘Enroute’.titled Ms.seminar a organised department TravelTourism Com and B.August, 11th to 9th On Enroute examinations such through betterpreparations. crack to ways the and Services Public by provided opportunity the of terms in dots the connect to able wereCrackverbal. students The at Co-founder Kurup, Shreekala Ms. and Bangalore IMS, at Shekhar, Director Mr. Bangalore, Sheshanshu Dubey,at Ashank TestcrackerCo-founder Education, an entrance for exam like preparing this. for Public ways The various resource of the persons were and topic Mr. Services the around revolved seminar The Public November on 30, 2017 by the Seminar Department of Commerce. Student wayon right held the was it aim to how and Services level city one-day A Mr. Sandeep Daniel - Adaptive Learning Consultant, Mr. The Resource Persons for the respective sessions were 74 Aiming IttheRight Way 2017-18 Pradhan -FacultyISC, St. Joseph’s Boys HIghSchool. Mark Lionel - Content Manager ISTAR and Mr. Zubair and CollectionsofGST. Registration,Composition and GST of Structure and three sessions - Implementation of GST, Fundamentals into divided January,was 2018.29th Seminar on The Seminar on the topic ‘Impact and Implications of GST’ The BBA Department organised Impuesto, a City Level Impuesto Mr Balaji A. and Dr.Jebasingh by Raja judged were presentations event was coordinated by Ms. Nischitha and the paper GST,like Cryptocurrencies.and Demonetization This topics financial and commerce to music like studies like management,issues WasteCognitive social from ranging topics with papers thirteen of presentation a took place on 20th February event 2018. students. The Rendition undergraduate witnessed amongst culture researchResearchencourage and inculcate Forumto event in association with the new initiative Mainframe presentation paper research a Rendition, of edition The Department of Commerce conducted the inaugural R Trump onthe Tourism Industry”. Koshi deliberating on the Tourismtopic “The Impact of Donald and Mr.and Babu TravelCollege Carmel Mount at Department the of Head Krishnamurthy, Ms.by overLalitha presided was Industry”.session second TourismThe the on impact its and pollution “Environmental topic the discussed panel, member six a had Ms. Helen by session, moderated first The respectively. 2017 August and June in held two sessions in conducted was which and Travel department B.Com Tourism the of initiative an was ‘Derive’ Derive and Ms. Avni Asher a Tax Consultant. BCCA of Chairman the Vice Kaushik Raveendranath sessions were respectiveMr. Rishabh Singhvi a Chartered the Accountant, Mr. for Persons Resource The endition Dr. NRamchandra. of 18th and August. 17th by conducted was workshop The on students PG the for Research organized was write paper” to “How on workshop one-day A dissertation. their preparing towards step first took their who students the to information helpful very of SPSS Software. The five-day training provided some importance and used, be to tools Literature’,the of Research’,a ‘Starting Problem’, Research ‘the ‘Review their dissertation. The topics covered by them write to included students prepare to was programme this of Department.Research the byJuly objective main The 15th to 3rd from students M.Com year second the for conducted was programme training one-week A Workshops on R human on impact beings inaninteractive session. its and technology of evolution Ms. the into insight speaker valuable provided also keynoteAnapoorna A papers, research present to Besides after publication for undergoing rigorous peerreview process. selected were 21 presented was seminar of Business the Practices”. Out of all the papers that were of Evolution, theme – “Kaledioscope Innovation Transitionand The seminar. level Graduate national- one-day Post ‘Agamya’,a organized Department the 2018, February, of 8th the On Agamya rvdn ti pafr t te students the to platform this providing esearch uh edd ovrain n ih o te growing the today.intolerance inourcountry of light in started conversation also needed but much ideas exchange and opinion their eventthe voiceto provide platformforparticipants a did only Not celebrated. was that Day Constitution 68th the to tribute a was ?” Society Multicultural A year’sthis debate, for Nationalism “Is ForceUnifying In A topic Bangalore.The across colleges numerous November,of 2017. fromevent sawparticipation The Competition organized by the Editorial Committee in was Debate Divergence DayDebate Constitution organizing debatingcompetitions. by culture debating a promotesthinking. college The boldly exercise reason in public affairs and engage in rational authority, to challenge wisdom, accepted students the question allows healthy Debating a fordemocracy. also but development intellectual an for essential just not are argumentation and Debate Debating currency of the future”. All presentedthe participants alumnus of SJCC. The topic was “Crypto currency: The moderator of the final round was Mr. Shashi Lewis, an the of round, end the 10 manner.people wereAt analytic selected for and the final logical round. a The in the of alumnus an college,Mr. by Zubair. points moderated their forth put Contestants was round The social mediaslowly killingthereal talk”. were selected. The topic for the second round was “Is After receiving a flood of entries, the best 15 candidates is morethanindividualprivacy”. important The topic for the written Prelim was “National security Prelim,Round The Verbal SJCC Prelimand Round.Final The of year.The debate consisted this of three rounds again (OSA) namely- debate The annual Written Association their conducted Students Old The OSA Debate ctivities Activities n ne- olgae Debate collegiate Inter- an 2017-18 75

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce Risks Outweigh theBenefits?” the Do Aadhar:“Linking topic the on was sixth the the topic “Make in India: Criticism and Concerns” and challenges faced in implementing RERA. analyze The fifth to episode was on and same, the to regard with transactions, concerns of builders, buyers and brokers discuss Government initiative in regularizing real estate 2016”.Act viewa with conducted to was session The for RERA – Real Estate (Regulation and Development) The fourth episode of Comverse titled “Are We Ready borne by thetaxpayers inthisregard. be to having burdens the and loans these waiving in faced waiving challenges various of the analyzing impact loans, farmer the discuss to was this programme conducting of objectives main The Economy”. on Impact Waiver: Loan “Farm titled Comverse of episode third the organized Department B.Com The ComVerse confidence. build and skills communicative gain to students helps also It explore. and curriculum the beyond go them to students.theyhelp as students forareplatforms essential Such other platform with dialogue a meaningful in students engage offer forums Discussion Discussion F from thejudges. very clearly seen. 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St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce highlighted the reduced the tax strain on the public the on strain tax the reduced the highlighted tax also speaker deductions,the standard burden, better lesser of expectations citizens’ the Explicating a demand for grants and the official finance bill of India. annual Union budget as an the Annual Financial statement, unravelled college, the of alumnus an Raghu, K CA by 2018” Budget “Union on lecture special The Special L and thoughts across inapositive manner. opinions their putting for flair a with speakers public of generation a create to campus the in Club’ around them. The college has instituted a ‘Toastmasters to effectively and efficiently communicate and leadThe those Toastm asters created from this organization learn worldwide. members clubs. 352,000 of than more network has organization of The and skills range worldwide leadership speaking a with through public along skills teaches communication that organization Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational Toastmasters Club Abhishek, goalkeeper ofBFC. California Burrito and our very own alumni Mr. Calvin Suresh,reputed,a singer Mr. Mueller, Bert founderof Naser dancer,Al and Azzeh,comedian Ms. Aishwarya 2017. The event had eminent speakers, the likes of, Mr. 78 ecture onBudgetby C 2017-18 A KR aghu would facilitateruraldevelopment. that schemes and deductions investment, active of with the implementation of GST and the expectations centered around socialcauses. of equal socio-economic development, and many were objective promotean to seemed submitted plans the of Management presented their business ideas. Most of Columbia,SingaporeInstitute British and Berkley UC of University including world the prestigiousacross universities 15 than more across from Participants was conductedviaconference videoca in situated universities twelve different countriesacross the globe. fromThe event participants twenty inter-collegiate Business Plan competition, and international included first the is same.i-Pitch the on horizon while giving them insight and a chance to expand their budding in giving entrepreneurs at a BBA chance to aimed present their event business plans, the The V1.0. i-Pitch 2017,of December, of session first its hosted department Entrepreneurship 7th the On i-Pitch Mundgod, Karnataka. North in community devadasi the to belonging students girl able to collect money to were support the education students of this,two of part it.As about information was to burst myths about the topic and provide more classes to talk about the of art philanthropy. 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With central the around villages in garbage dumping open of the and city our in menace garbage alarming the to solution a sensitize about bring and youth to the initiative an as 2018 February 23rd on Lakshya conducted Commerce, of Department The L IP Solutions’. ‘Origin of CEO and Founder Sharma Bindhu Ms. by Programme Development Entrepreneurship subject on (ICMAI).And India of Accountants Management and Cost of Institute of member and (ICSI) India of Secretaries Company of member Prasad- Shanker G subject on Company Law & Secretarial Practice by Mr.their about insights important final students B.Com the year kick giving by series today sessions Connect two working. with started world real the on ecosystem, between corporate gap Connect Series will the help the the students get and a bridging perspective learning of classroom aim sole the With Symposium – Industry Connect Series: akshya cademia Academia Walk the Talk toanimatorsCEO’sindustry ofvariousbigMNCs. nature. 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Training and Placement Cell The following guest talks were conducted across all sections of the final year and econds year students: The college maintaining its exemplary reputation, has completed another successful year round of placement Sl. Topic Guest Speaker Date activities for its students which stands as a testimony No. to the continued faith reposed by the internal and 1 Importance of Mr. Rupin 10.07.2017 Grooming during an Verma-HR Head- external stakeholders of this prestigious institution. Interview Deloitte

This academic year began with an informative orientation 2 All about Chartered Mr. Vishal Jain- 04.07.2017 session to the final year students on the placement Accountancy Tax and Audit departments– process. The first activity was a two-week employability KPMG India training workshop to groom the skills of the students in 3 Life’s next chapter- Mr. Anthony 09.08.2017 order to make them industry ready. XamFirst Education Glimpse into Cruz-Director- Pvt. Ltd conducted this pre-placement workshop from Corporate Life KPMG Global the 12th of June, 2017 to the 24th of June, 2017 for sixty 4 Career prospects Mr. Rohit and Mr. 13.09.2017 two final year students. Spread over a period of two for ACCA Aspirants Ronak Baheti, HR Head, IKEA weeks, this workshop included quantitative modules, logical reasoning, resume building, mock interviews and 5 Impact of Mr. Joel R 09.03.2018 Digitisation of D’sa, Assistant developing soft skills. Financial Services Manager, E&Y St. Joseph's College of Commerce pipeline *D EShaw,Ju h floig opne crid u on-campus out placements thisacademicyear: carried companies following The package offered isRs. 5, 80, 000approximately. highest the and annum per 3,45,000 to Rs.2,75,000 The average CTC offered by the recruiters is between many more and are in the companies pipeline for recruitment and various selection. by jobs offered been campus placements of which 150 (86%) students have for far so appeared have students Postgraduate and Undergraduate board.174 notice Around placement and platforms media social website, college system, SMS college the through students to was available made placements about Information few. a name to resources, human marketing, accounts, finance, from Today 2016-17, the firms offered diverse roles varying best Commerce institution in India as ranked by India July,of 6th week the second 2017.Being the as early as college in commenced exercise recruitment The On-campus place gies Odessa Technolo- Dell The Hindu Deloitte India Tax South IndianBank Evolve Back Decathlon Honeywell Grant Thornton TCS (intern converts) Goldman Sachs Services KPMG Global KPMG India EY India EY Global Deloitte 82 Company niper NetworksandeLitmus are inthe Quality Engineer Inside Sales ment Officer Business Develop- Pricing Tax – Transfer Clerk Probationary Marketing MarketingSports Procurement Audit counts Marketing, HR, Ac- Internal Audit tal Management& tions, HumanCapi - Compliance, Opera- KRC Audit Tax, GRCS& AAS Tax & Assurance Tax & Assurance Audit and Assurance ment Job role 2017-18 - Short listed 21 34 05 18 13 18 09 24 47 43 52 14 56 25 7 - lected Se- 08 04 01 04 02 03 04 06 07 27 23 15 01 07 24 14 • • Other placementactivitiesinclude • • • • h suet as priiae i te Deloitte’s the in participated also students The Sagar U, ShruthiSuresh andSnehaJ. Suresh,Mohammed Kumar,Sait, S Ahrar Nivedha Tresa,Christeen Dsouza,Meghana Mario Joswin eventwerethe Kamal, Aishwarya BhaveshJain, M work.of period their attended who students The eventsuccessfullywho completed forinterns the November, 2017 at RMZ Infinity. EY organised this The EY internship closure event was held on 14th year. last participated countries from480 23 across Universities students 18,000 over services which professional in firms 4’ ‘Big any by organized competition study case business largest the is It presence. international KPMG’s to insights gain and talent their showcase to world the across a institutions is educational in students for (KICC) platform Competition Case International KPMG Competition. Case International KPMG the represented Adithya the of Round Zonal Nayak the for qualified and Chakkere,college Rahul and Nishant Nanjaraj, Asim, Aamina as add valuetotheircareer. wellas society the serve to opportunity an them giving students the all to open was Programme year,every Fellowshipthe as TeachIndia Just for from prizes exciting win Wipro. to students the for Wipro Earthian 2017 was also another programme at ourCollegeon28thFebruary, 2018. held Round Final the of winner the was Shankar the business idea showcased on by him/her. based winner Narthana the to week opportunity 8 internship and scholarship lakh one a awards EY wherein,initiativeProgram. An Scholarship India The placement cell is into its Fourth year of the EY unconventional tolearnfrom opportunity ourbusinessleaders. of an them gives and think sustainable are that solutions to them challenges Students closer the to the brings real program corporate is the stages;environment, three It over held solutions. propose & challenges business current-day for solutions design teams, diverse across India, the program invites students to form schools undergraduate leading in conducted is 3 and Season Maverick 3 School Graduate Rounds.The Season Maverick successfully completed the Arena and Colosseum School Graduate y oda Scs o ter umr Internship Summer their enrolled Program. for be Sachs will Goldman candidates by selected above The

• • • • marginalised and weaker sections of the society.is the It of sections weaker and marginalised The Institution is committed towards upliftment of the Social Sector Internship in theirfuture endeavours. continuous luck good students’ its all wishes enable cell placement The to institution enhancement ofstudentquality. the visiting companies by filled be to questionnaire structured the cellhas initiated a formal feedback mechanism via arises. requirement As a a concluding part of the placement activities, when and as companies different to added to the recruitment database and made available be will campus through placed not are who students choice. of fields their in internship Also, of details the finding for help need who students the to available Cell made is which companies of database maintained has Placement the assistance, further provide To Well known companies like EY GDS,Decathlon EY like companies knownWell 5. 4. 3. 2. 4th semester. and 3rd the for each hours 60 of subjects into divided is Tax. US course on This students year introduced has an allied option course College for the Second our with collaboration in GDS EY the internship. for candidates 06 hired Finserv Bajaj internship. internship.the for candidates hired04 Decathlon the with for candidates 04 hired students GDS internships.EY provided also Finserv Bajaj and 1. following the in departments: internships offer to campus As last year, this year to oda Scs evcs rvt Ld vstd the visited Ltd. Private Services Sachs Goldman students applied for theseprocesses. conducted CA firms 20 interns. article for processes CA hiring their size mid few and PWC

Securities– 02candidateswere selected Services -02 candidateswereServices selected Compliance: 02candidateswere selected netet akn: 2 addts were candidates selected 02 Banking: Investment Operations: 25candidateswere selected o we have had EY, Deloitte, by theirclassmentors. visits are organized for all classes in the academic year nature of corporate and industrial practices. Industrial the to students wayexposing efficient of arean visits traverse beyond the syllabus and curriculum. Industrial supplemented with programmes which focus and also when effective is industry.learning believesthe SJCC of functioning the understand to order becomes in interface an get students when process only effective and meaningful teaching-learning Classroom Industrial Visits F towards serving the country atlarge. thecountry towards serving work and society of concerns pressing the of some of aware become students programmes, social such of motto Josephiteundertaking others.By for women and men the creating augment to is internship childrenorphan acrossand city.the social of idea The Bhumi focus on teaching and assisting underprivileged months.nine of period fora them with and U&I Both work to volunteered students and organizations the both with understanding of memorandum the signed programme.Institution internship The social their of Department part a as students year first Tourismthe for and called “U&I” NGO’s acclaimed and nationally two with Travelcollaborated B.Com The homes, schoolsinslumsetc. primary CARE,are Akshaypatra,cause age Bosco,the Old to contributed have students our where organizations and NGOs society.the in of change Some a make to to helps it as portray their leadership skills and develop their ability internships social up take Students in different fields for the cause of the under privileged. and with non –profit organizations in India, who NGOs work with along work to students its encourages towards this commitment and faith that the Institution ield Visits 2017-18 83

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 No. Sl. 84 07.12.2017 14.08.2017 14.09.2017 07.03.2018 07.09.2017 17.07.2017 21.08.2017 21.11.2017 11.09.2017 22.08.2017 20.09.2017 26.02.2018 28.08.2017 Date 1 BBA 1 BBA A 2 B.ComE 2 B.ComD 2 B.ComC 2 B.ComB 1 B.ComH(TT) 1 B.ComG 1 B.ComF 1 B.ComE 1 B.ComD 1 B.ComC 1 B.ComB 1 B.Com A Class 2017-18 Bommasandra Pvt Ltd, GP Foods Abbanakuppe Pvt Ltd, Nutrition Paramount Industrial Area Initiative, KIABD A Raymonds Silver Sparks - City, Bangalore TCS, Electronics Bangalore Mahadevapura, and Tractors, VST Tillers Road Taj Vivanta, MG Yeshwantpur, Soap Factory, Mysore Sandal Bommasandra Pvt Ltd, GP Foods Industry, Mysore Production and Voting Ink Industry (KSIC) Karnataka Silk HCCBPL, Bidadi Doddaballapur, Turbo, Larsen and Bangalore Mahadevapura, Tractors Ltd., VST Tillers and ltd, Hoskote industries Pvt Metallurgical Visited Industry ‘Heritage Tourism’. year’s this of with perfectly theme in fit it as selected TourismRajasthan.was travelledto Rajasthan course October,of 26th B.the of students the Com Travel& On an annual trip spanning eight days beginning on the Visit to R Programmes Exposure &International National 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 05.03.2018 19.12.2017 10.08.2017 05.01.2018 02.02.2018 19.12.2017 30.08.2017 15.11.2017 17.08.2017 24.08.2017 ajasthan 1 M. Com(R) 1 M.Com(IB)& 1 M.Com(FA) 1 M. Com(R) B 3 BBA 3 BBA A B 2 BBA 2 BBA A D 1 BBA C 1 BBA B 1 BBA Road Huskur Main India PvtLtd, Unibic Biscuits Yeshwanthpur Soap Factory, Mysore Sandal Yeshwanthpur industry, manufacturing Factory and Sandal Soap Mysore Hejjala Industries Ltd, Featherlite Yeshwanthpur Detergents Ltd, Soaps and Karnataka Mysore VKC Pride, Ltd, Peenya International Pvt Big Bags KSIC, Mysore Doddaballapura Textiles, Chandan Factory, Mysore Sandal Oil Government KSIC, The hr te vstd oaa Bah n ohr local attractions before moving other to Kanyakumari where and they Beach Kovalam visited they where cultural sites. and Destinations visited heritage included various Trivandrum visiting on based was trip The are tours how organized. and culture state destination, the about view learn a to with organized annual visit field an ofthe in participated course Tourism students Travel & Com B. the days, five of course the Over Visit to SouthIndia visited closetosixcitiesinthisendeavour. executed and other various aspects of tourism as they and planned are tours how on knowledge providing visited,places culturethe the of to students exposing trip.the programmeof overcourse the on focused It the in discussed concepts and topics to regard with The students were provided with first-hand experience travel andtourismsectorfunctions. the how into insight an getting in also but diversity experience not only in terms of understanding cultural v was itself trip The attractions. other and Rock Vivekananda the visited semester break. Business”, the during tour “International industrial international an subject organized the systems, to special reference education drawing cultures, industry, diverse the and infrastructure to students its Department, BBA objectiveexposingtheThe withof A BB International Visits well withfriends. bond to opportunity excellent an got also but places studentsnotonly visited somereally incredible andmarvellous The experience. trip fantastic knowledgeable a a in and culminating fun-filled a indeed was visit Germany’.industrial in International Culture The system in India and also attended a lecture on ‘Business educationpresentationthe aabout madewhere they among School Business Factory Munich visited also Car Students others. Skoda Republic, Czech the in visits to the BMW Welt and Museum, Old Town Squareaccompanied by the faculty members. The trip included Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland and Italy, This year’s trip had 90 2nd and 3rd year students touring ery insightful and a great learning great a and insightful ery 2017-18 85

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce started onNovemstarted ber 4. which programme long week a for Malaysia School, Business Putra visited college the from students Six Education Trust.Global Envisage by Programme-Malaysia coordinated was Immersion International The Malaysia Programme, Immersion International trip wasaninvigorating andeducative experience. house to the architectural works of Antoni Gaudí. This Barcelona, capital and largest city of Catalonia which is places visited include Valencia, City of Arts and Sciences, culture,heritage and Muslim and local Christian architecture. the Other with students the educated visits Alhambra.These the especially occupation, Moorish grand examples of medieval architecture dating to the for known Granada, heritage; and history extensive taking capital of Portugal; Seville which offered us with Then the students went to Badajoz; Lisbon, the breath parks, alsoknown for itsfootball fanatics. manicured expansive, and boulevards elegant of city scenic beauty of Portugal. the and The trip Spain began in of Madrid, cultures the and antiquity the through On the 27th of November, 80 students left to traverse B.Com 86 2017-18 Visit to K Envisage GlobalEducation Trust. from professionals management international companies. The tour was coordinated by senior the with tour also widened the student the opportunities these, to Besides interact students. in experiences cultural cross- bridge to also aiming world industrial an and to the students by placing them in a different ecosystem The objective of the tour was to give global exposure yakujin toukoiji- oneofthethree gods ofdisaster. of their trip was a visit to a shinto temple called mondo economy.Indian the and leg multiculturalism last The women,Indian on presentations given were students Kinkakuji- Kyoto-shi, museum,to the Himeji ramen castle. Nissin The town,Japanese China famous Kyoto, Kobe,Arashiyama, Kitano, in colony foreigner’s like places to visits by followed calligraphy Japanese on lesson first their Japan,reachinghad On students the member visitedKobe Collegeon26October, 2017. faculty a by accompanied college the from students enriching relationships between Japan and India. Three at aimed also which Japan of diversity economic and the programme was to introduce of the students to cultural objective 2017.The October of month the in Japan College, Kobe visited SJCC from Students obe College, Japan The Student Council

The Student Council is elected by the students association heads and class representatives was through an election. The Student Council is part of held on the 16th of June, 2017. It was a formal and an attempt to democratize governance and leadership grand observance with Chief Guest, Mr. Tobby Simon. roles within the college. It is headed by the Student The other dignitaries included Principal Dr. Daniel Governor, a faculty member, and is responsible for Fernandes SJ, Finance Officer Fr. Prashanth Madtha SJ, student activities in the college. Vice Principal Dr. Nirmala Joseph, Student Governor Student Council Elections Ms. Rathi David, HODs and teachers. The office The Council elections for the year 2017-2018 took bearers were administered the oath of office, followed place on the 9th of June, 2017. The entire process by the handing over of the college flag to the council, comprising the nomination of candidates, campaigning and voting took place over the course of nine days symbolic of transferring the mantle of responsibility from the 1st to the 9th of June. The voting took place unto them for the academic year. on the 9th of June by secret ballot using Electronic Leadership Camp Voting Machines. After which, the candidates were The Leadership Camp was held on the 24th of June, called together for the results to be announced before the student body and the higher authorities of 2017. It focused on teaching and training students to be the college where the then Elected Student Council better and more effective leaders. The event comprised addressed the gathering in a show of gratitude to of various team-building activities participated in by all everyone involved. who attended the event to not only bring out the best Student Council Investiture of their leadership abilities but to also foster a spirit The Investiture ceremony for the elected members of unity amongst them to work in collaboration with of the student council, department coordinators, each other for the success of the academic year. St. Joseph's College of Commerce of thesetalents. provided opportunities by way of merit in recognition are individuals that ensure to strives Mic Open The even and wordsincluded adiscussiononsocialconcerns. spoken stand-up poetry, singing, included comedy, Performances talents. different the eventThe saw light forwardcome individuals showcaseto to bring organized an Open and Mic event on the 9th captureof September.body,council student the the of to talent unrecognized effort an In Open Mic clean. campus college the keeping volunteer of duty who the perform students to on the ethics for of and off importance cleanliness the day on a stress to essentially staff is housekeeping Off Day Big The the of appreciation ofthehousekeepingefforts staffofthecollege. in body student the a by once month undertaken initiative an is Off Day Big The Big DayOff for food. sharedoverlovea bond to together everyonecloser bring body,to student the dishes of rest the various with share to in bring classes different saw event body.The student the by represented backgrounds and diversities cultural the celebrate July,to of 2017 11th the on organized was potluck Kalotsav, a fest, cultural intra-collegiate the to up daysbuilding the In Potluck 88 2017-18 n proaie hl t te tdns Ti also This students. the encourages thestudentstoengageinpeerlearning. to help personalized and attention greater for allows model one-on-one The who canextendsuchacademicsupport. students assigning and support academic need who to students. This initiative works by identifying students programme with a view to provide academic assistance This academic year saw the introduction of the buddy Buddy Programme performance b a and language Kannada towards contribution his for Kumar Lava H the member, Mr.T faculty country; of the felicitation of diversity language team programme showcasing cultural the a by performances conducted included which Commerce of College St. from alumni the Xavier’s, February,St.the Kolkatawith collaboration in Joseph’s of Languages 12th the Mother on Day International of recognition In Sanyog their tireless inmakingourcampuswhatitis. efforts of recognition in staff the towards gratitude express to seeks itself all event staff.The for housekeeping the provided of lunch was there these, Following of thehousekeeping staff. dance, of form the enjoymenttheatre,the for organized games and song in performances of consisted college.programme the The for tirelessly work who staff housekeeping the to back giving of aim the with February,of 10th the On 2018,conducted was Fiesta F iesta y thestudents ofSt. Xavier’s, Kolkata. the importance of hard work and commitment. and The work hard of importance the about audience the to insight an gave and gathering also proceedings.the joined Representatives addressedguest chief The the Class and Heads Association Coordinators, Department Council, Student the of guest for this occasion. The parents of M Ramachandra Gowda,the Registrar,valedictorians BCU, was Dr.the chief 2017-18.year academic the for activities college The ceremonyvaledictory marks the closing of all the Valedictory currency ofthefuture”. round.final currency: wasthe “Crypto topic The The round,the of end the At werepeople 10 forselected manner.analytic and logical a in points their forth put college,the Mr.of alumnus an by Zubair. Contestants slowly killing the real talk”. The round was moderated media social was round“Is second the for topic The flood of entries, the best 15 candidates were selected. a receiving privacy”.After individual more than important is security “National was Prelim written the The Verbaland Round.Prelim Final The for topic The SJCC Prelim,Round namely- The Written rounds of three of (OSA) Association debate.consisted annual debate their The conducted Students Old The OSA Debate in termsoflanguage. country our in exists the that diversity the of boastful be of message the to necessity the and languages mother spreadof importance to sought event The the symbolichandingover oftheflag. in participated and gathering the addressed principal students withadifferent theme. presented days three the of each usual,students. As the objective to identify the various culturally talented hosted the inter-class cultural fest college Kalotsav,July,the 2017,of 15th set the up to with 13th the Over K fest wasorganizedby theStudentCouncil. Manager. Best The and Quiz Public Business Development, Marketing, namely- events Relations, Finance, 7 Human wereResources, Entrepreneurship There the world atpresent. of happenings the into insight greater students very gavealso buy with deal to a students for topic current provided only not theme The Revolution”. of Industrial was “The 1st fest the the July,of 2017. and theme The June of 30th the on conducted was The intra-college business fest ‘Cipher: The Reckoning’ Cipher F Student Council. fields of cultural activity. The fest was organized by the of creativeflurry exhibition and expression in various great saw a daysin three Ethnic events all overall across eventparticipation Comic, The Theme. were Own Your days Pick and three the for Themes alotsav ests 2017-18 89

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce icpie o Bsns sc a Mreig Finance, Marketing, as such Business of disciplines different in specialize which companies to sent were one of their competitors successfully. The participants envision a company from scratch and then merge with to its theme ‘A Twist of Reality’, the world.participants had corporate to the of scenario Truereal-life the to exposure an participants the giving companies the of was that the rounds were held and fest was Business in particular the this premises about unique was What colleges. Department of number BBA a from the participation witnessed by organized 3.0 Virtuoso 3.0 Virtuoso the StudentCouncil. and participants organizers. forThe fest was organized by growth and learning of platform a be to proved solutions has fest events. pressThe dynamic challenging incredibly plans,and creative saw event Each hand over thecourseof7challengingevents. prove their skill as well as do justice to the problem at the brightest of minds of as our theycountry went to between encounter an be to provedmove. It wrong reduced to a house of cards, ready to topple with any economic issues are at its peak and the world has been Year the 2022 where showcasing climate Cards”,change, terrorism and of socio- House “The was theme tremendous year’sIndia. over This witnessing all colleges from August, participation of 19th and 18th the on held was Chanakya fest business annual The Chanakya 90 2017-18 part inthesame. part taking colleges 15 than more with success overall an that Bold’, ‘Stride’,‘Be as companies ‘Griddle’, such and ‘Specialist with Hospital’. at partnered The fest was had held 3.0 Virtuoso were rounds other The problems andissuesthatare facedby theIndustry. real-life the of some to exposed were and company this to sent were participants Resource Human The (HP).Packard Hewlett of company sister Synopsys,a was rounds the hosted that companies the of One Operations. and relations Public Resources, Human an indoorplanetariuminthecollege. insight into what space and the solar system looks like visual a themgiving knowledgebybeyond books text were invited to witness the exhibition and expand their planetarium domes. Children from government schools never ending mysterious Milky-way Galaxy utilising the a explore to astronautslittle our for opportunity an hosts that exhibition an was Explorer Galactic The took placewithinthecollegeitself. Agent, the of round 2nd the and Race Amazing the of exception the with events city.the the All across from colleges various from participation saw events and Wars.Virtual Race, The Amazing aka The Quest were fest the Cyclothon, of The Agent, features TravelQuiz,Red Manekya The unique The fest. annual department’sTourism & Travel B.Com the is Turas Turas Enact Hashmi Theatre Forum hosted ENACT 2018, an inter-collegiate theatre fest on 19th and 20th February, 2018. The Hashmi Theatre Forum showcased two of their productions: “Too Much of a Woman” (Kannada) and “Woyzeck” (English). The fest witnessed performances from both urban and rural colleges. Along with the competition from proscenium plays street theatre was also given prominence. The fest gave a platform to showcase the creative, dramatic talents for the students. A special performance of ‘Doddata’, a folk theatre form, was performed by a theatre team from Dharwad. St. Joseph's College of Commerce Dhwani The fest wasorganizedby theStudentCouncil. media recognition from popular media influencers such as Suresh, Aishwarya JordIndian, Siddhanth Sharma, etc. and a multitude of stalls set up to cater to the crowds that attended Dhwani. The fest also received large social all our childhoods. Highlights of the fest included the presence of the RedBull Tour Bus, performances by Lagori, events.challenging year’sthis of theme The was edition replicatefromto memories aiming – Nation’ ‘Cartoon provide a platform for various talents all over the to country strives to Dhwani.Dhwani be fest surfaced and cultural recognizedannual throughDecember,the of 31 conducted 2017,diverse16th college and and 15th On The fest wasorganizedby theStudentCouncil. media recognition from popular media influencers such as Suresh, Aishwarya JordIndian, Siddhanth Sharma, etc. and a multitude of stalls set up to cater to the crowds that attended Dhwani. The fest also received large social all our childhoods. Highlights of the fest included the presence of the RedBull Tour Bus, performances by Lagori, events.challenging year’sthis of theme The was edition replicatefromto memories aiming – Nation’ ‘Cartoon provide a platform for various talents all over the to country strives to Dhwani.Dhwani be fest surfaced and cultural recognizedannual throughDecember,the of 31 conducted 2017,diverse16th college and and 15th On 92 2017-18 2017-18 93

St. Joseph's College of Commerce A Bridge to the Outside World: Community Outreach

Bembala Odd Semester:

The Bangalore Jesuit Education Society in association Class Date Programme with its institutions created the ‘Bembala Outreach 2 BBA A July 18-21 Traffic Awareness Programme’ in order to form ‘men and women for others’. The objective of the programme is to reach 2 M.Com July 21-29 Braille Book Editing out to the community with young and illumined minds 2 B.Com E July 26-27 Traffic Awareness who are adequate with appropriate knowledge and supplemented with other institutional resources. The 2M.Com (MIB) October 20-24 Manvi Visit programme effectively exposes the young students 2 M. Com (FA) October 24-28 Pannur Visit to hardships and challenges of life. The programme 2 B.Com B January 4-7 Solur Visit helps in creating awareness amongst the students and simultaneously hones their skills impacting 2 B.Com D January 24-27 Solur Visit community life at large. Mr. Samuel Gladson, the 1 B.Com A January 8-12 Govt School Teaching outreach programme coordinator of SJCC organizes 1 B.Com E January 11-14 Govt School Teaching the outreach programmes for the students of the college. 1 B.Com B November 20-24 Govt School Teaching The activities for the year 2017-2018 are classified 1 B.Com C September 21-24 Govt School Teaching semester wise herein: 1B.Com TT March 1-6 Cleanliness Drive n Epwret i claoain ih h NIVH, the with collaboration in Empowerment,and Government of India under the Ministry of Social Justice format.the Braille by the supported to is centre This languages various of books converts which Centre Transcription Braille a runs MitraJyothi 1990. since disability with people workingfor been has that trust byorganised is Editing Book MitraJyothi,Braille The a Braille Book Editing of responsible drivingandridingontheroads. them in increase awareness to works also traffic, but managing into goes effort and training muchhow just of students the in awarenessincreases only not This at signals around Bengaluru’s Central Business District. Trafficof traffic assist flow smooth maintain Officers Police students drives, Awareness Traffic the With Tr Even Semester: Class 1BBA A 1 BBA C 1 BBA Students Selected 2 BBA 2 BBA A (Regular) 2 M.Com 2 BBA B 2 BBA 2 B.Com A 1 BBA B 1 BBA 1 BBA D 1 BBA 2 B.ComE 2 B.ComC 2 B.Com TT 1 B.ComD 1 B.ComF 1 B.ComG affic Awareness Date 29-31 January January 29-2feb January Feb 28-3March November 2 October 29- November 2 October 28- 16-19 November 23-25 November February 1-4 February February 1-4 February February 1-3 February February 8-11 February February 14-17 February December 4-9 February 6-10 February February 20-26 February Programme Traffic Awareness Traffic Awareness Mundgod Rural Visit Solur Visit Pannur Visit Solur Visit Solur Visit Traffic Awareness Traffic Awareness Solur Visit Solur Visit Solur Visit Govt School Teaching Cleanliness Drive Cleanliness Drive editing 33booksinalimitedperiodoftime. impairedcompleted and children forand library their visually the for textbooks standard 10th to 4th grad Thesecond year PG students vision. were involved in training and impaired editing with those of the for benefit format Braille the in printed then is which books,electronicformat to textbooks and magazines of conversion the with help Dehradun.students The economic conditionsofthevillagers. villagers exposed them to the daily lifestyle, social and the with interaction students’ people.The rural the of lives the in changes limited few a students in bringing and of development holistic the for activities included Solur Manvi,and at Pannur camps rural The Rural Camps faced by theless f and eyes hearts of the students to the hardships the and challenges opened Visits Home Charitable The Home Charitable Visits 15 connected villages. which bridges and Pannur roads in revamped mapping, Resource Village learned also oppressed.students the The towards concern social sensitising in helped villagers the with interfaces Such information through plays enacted out to the villagers. fromState.both wellCentreas as Theydelivered the rights and the facilities provided by the Governments, The students informed villagers about the basic human ortunate marginsofsociety.ortunate 2017-18 95

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St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce o otiue eeosy rm hi svns and savings their earnings. from generously contribute to students encourages also suffering.It are who those to empathydevelop to them enables and experience of kinds other to minds students’ up open visits class Such places. such other and orphanages homes, age is class each encouraged programmeto organize a social visit to places like old outreach the of part As Cleanliness Drives homes andgovernment schools. age old orphanages, in hand helping a extending by society to back give to nity opportu the them gives It Social Visits the with interact to district community. Kannada Uttara in Gladson visited a Jesuit Outreach Mission in Mundgod Mr.principal,and Dr.the SJ SamuelFernandes Daniel by accompanied students 40 of group meals.A mid- day and schemes government toilets, on sessions as well as conducting small workshops and awareness night cultural a the village the and giving face,they problems villagers the of routine the understanding five,or three of groups in families and villagers with interacting roads, the levelling samplings, bridges, planting constructing including activities covered of were means by work of areas These daily programmes. on was awareness programme village and interaction the labour, community of focus main The Outreach Programme more aware societyingeneral. a and particular environmentin cleaner a to lead and example their by others inspire doubt no will who students,the of minds the on cleanliness maintaining high very standard, a this drive of impresses the being habit of cleaning not and cities our in cleanliness of state the a in.With ensuring co-exist in to environment role healthy citizen’s the and cleanliness of heritage importance the of instilling further Bengaluru, clean-ups in areas scale large in participate opportunity to the them give Drives Cleanliness The 98 2017-18 academic year: this in organized visits social the were following The them create better futures for themselves. children develop important skills in an attempt to help infrastructure and facilities of the college to help these the of use best make to strive English. efforts These taught are they technical skills, art and wherecraft, math, written college and spoken to grounds school the from and to escorted Nagar.are children These in Ashok School Government Primary TamilMedium a providing on childrento nearbythe attending opportunity learning focuses project The Friday. every place program,taking student-led fully a is and 2017 college. December, the the of 1st the on off kicked of initiative The Cell of Development undertaking Leadership an the is initiative Smiles Project The Project Smiles 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 No. Sl. 3 BBA 3 BBA ‘B’ 3 BBA ‘A’ 2 BBA ‘B’ 2 BBA ‘A’ 1 BBA ‘D’ 1 BBA ‘C’ 1 BBA ‘B’ 1 BBA ‘A’ B.Com TT 1 B.Com ‘D’ Class 2017 23rd December, 2017 23rd December, 2017 21st December, 2017 23rd December, 2017 22nd December, 2017 22nd December, 2017 22nd December, 2017 22nd December, 2017 23rd December 2017 20th December, Date premises Good Shepherd’s Old Age Homeat Orphanage and premises Good Shepherd’s Old Age Homeat Orphanage and Convent Shepherd Kendra, Good Nirmala Seva Orphanage Children’s Chaitanya School Deaf andMute Vidyasamasthe Sri Ranga the Poor Little Sistersof Orphanage Home Peace Children Children Home for St. Patrick’s Solur JMJ SnehaSadan Place Extension Activities' Associations

National Service Scheme (NSS) • Independence Day Celebrations: NSS celebrated The National Service Scheme has played a key role in India’s 70th Independence Day at a government orienting the youth towards community service. NSS school near Shivaji Nagar, taking the opportunity volunteers of SJCC have made a significant impact to reach out to the unreachable. Members this year in the community around them. The Student participated in the flag hoisting and interacted President is R. Balasubramani. The major activities with the students. Stationery and sweets were of the association for this academic year were as distributed to the government school students. follows: • The NSS unit of SJCC in collaboration with Lions • Cycle Day: The NSS volunteered at and participated Club and three other hospitals organised a blood in the Cycle Day organised by B.PAC on 11th donation camp in college on 23rd August, 2017. June, 2017. The event sought to raise awareness Students turned up in large numbers to donate about the growing risk of health issues caused by blood. 280 units of blood was collected on the vehicular pollution in the city and encouraged the whole from more than 300 donors. Donors were use of cycles by all. An NSS Cycle Day was also provided with a blood donation certificate as a conducted by BPAC on 13th August, 2017 at the token of appreciation. BBMP Corporation School in Shantinagar to raise • NSS students participated in a clean-up and awareness about waste management. renovation drive at the Tamil Government Primary • A stationery drive was organised by NSS on 7th School on 1st September. Students prepared the August wherein students contributed books, ground for levelling by experts later on. pencils, pens, scales etc. for underprivileged • NSS organised a protest rally on 6th September, children in large numbers. 2017 from Majestic Railway Station to demand quick St. Joseph's College of Commerce • • • • • • • 100 tl ws odce o 1t Spebr by September 15th on conducted was talk A generations". future the for water “Save and awareness raise to number specified the on call missed a merely giving by campaign the in participate to SJCC surrounding areas the in public the encouraged propagated ‘Rally for Rivers’ on 7th September and A seminar was conducted on 12th January on the and staffmembers. students the to cake distributed and prizes,carols sang distributed games, conducted with students, interacted they where Ward Main Nagar Ashok School, Government Tamil at Christmas On 21st December, NSS members also celebrated cultural show and distributed sweets to everyone. dementia mainly patients and senior citizens. were The students put up a who beneficiaries with on 19th December to celebrate an early Christmas NSS students visited Nightingale Day Care Centre them. entertain 14th December to interact with the residents and on home Old JeromeAge visited students thirty kids.Around the with Cricket and Kabaddi like games played and students the with representatives interacted NSS The School. Blind Rakum Acharya Shree the visited Association NSS the of making students December, 15 in 10th On bags. residents paper assisted and also newspapers and clothes old contributed they where a SandhyaKirana visited Nightingale home age old nearby students November, 25th On Visits: Aids Day toraiseawareness about AIDS. of College,occasion the on SJCC to Nagar Shanthi World Joseph’s St from 2017 December, 1st on unit NSS SJC the with collaboration in SJCC of students NSS by organised was walkathon A dumping, andseveral culturalactivities. garbage on camp,talks health drives, clean-up in village Kadathippurof inDoddaballapur October 25th Taluk. to October Students19th participated from organised was camp rural NSS annual The Durga defence andothersuchissues. of member women’ssafety,Association,on activeharassment, self- an Meenakshi, Ms. w along NSS of Students and investigative agenciesfor GauriLankesh. Government the from justice speedy for action another and one helping of importance the on gathering the R.I.T.E.C.R.P.D.C.,and addressed who N.C.E.R.T The guest speaker was Dr.birthday. Swami 155th Vivekananda’sof G.P.occasion Basvaraju, Retd.Head about Swami Vivekananda. 2017-18 t BPC members B-PAC ith • • • • • has carried outthefollowing activitiesthissemester: President,Student Aamina Asim,the by headed CSA Change’. With a motto of ‘Little Things Big Difference’, to society, guided association by their vision of an ‘Care, Connect and is contributing and change social a making to dedicated (CSA) Action Social for Centre Centre for Social Action (CSA) of August, CSA members along with the faculty the with along members CSA August,of Aura 2.0,Aura conducted was festmulti-dimensional a inaugural ceremony. the for guest chief the was ArenaAnimation,of participants.120 morethan B.S.Srinivas, Director events. Eleven colleges participated in the fest with It includes a variety of cultural events and literary February,2018.7th on SJCC of unit NSS the by needne a Celebr Day Independence participation saw from variouscollegesaround between thecity. which ‘Intersection LGBT’ and topic Feminism the on seminar On 11th August, CSA organized an inter-collegiate name afew. to Policy”, “Public and Bangalore” in Impact its and Layoffs Industry Political’,“IT is ‘Knowledge as such topics various year.on talks were consecutiveThere second the for Talkies”“Thursday Thursday Talkies: The CSA continued their initiative for acharitable purpose. money raised and stalls food of variety a up set members the where year academic at the of Fest beginning Food a organised CSA Fest: Food tos O te 15th the On ations: • • • • • • • • h mmes f S hle te hlrn to children the showcase theirtalentsin helped CSA of members The Governmentof Urdu March,6th on School 2018. students the for Day the Annual organised CSA by Jhatkaorganisation. session and technical workshop on how Mathai,to start a campaign Manu Mr. by speech keynote was or a of century” comprised seminar CSA. “Development 21st The by organised the on in Seminar India Destruction? day two A relay andrunningrace. various race,war,spoon of and tug lemon as such sports in participated children The students. school Urdu the forday sports a organised CSA December,School:Urdu21st Dayfor On Sports the children. with time quality spent distribute and donations to the December 23rd on hospital the visited volunteers KIDWAICSA Institute. cancer the at fighting children the for numbers large clothes, collected and of in moresheets, eatables,toys,toiletries,and bed month college the in throughout December drive donation a and DriveKIDWAIinitiated Visit:Donation CSA Talkies (abandfrom Imphal Manipur) and Kerala) from band Indie by (an performances Oorali and director the by address audience an byfollowed Kashmiris” of Lies “The on screening documentary a of eventcomprising Amnesty International organised an intercollegiate with collaboration in Week: Rights CSA Human for CSAmembersinthemonthofOctober. conducted was Doddaballapur to camp rural A which would go toanimalcare. Rescue Animal (Charlie’s Centre) to set up a stall at SJCC, the proceeds of CARE invite CSA school. instruction of after 5th Standard, medium through bi-weekly visits to the the as English to Urdu from transition students’ the facilitate to School teaching student a initiative at the Government organized Urdu Higher Primary students CSA Markham Road. School, Primary Higher Urdu Government the of staff teaching and students the for events and mentor,Mr. Prakash, conduc a culturalprogram. ted a series of games of series a ted • • • • AICUF the by conducted include: activities of Highlights it aimsatachieving itsgoals. unto others as you would want them to do unto you’ ‘Do motto Simran.its ThroughNatasha is President life. Student of The walks different from students to association which seeks to provide a common platform All India Catholic University Federation (AICUF) Federationis an University Catholic (AICUF) India All An organ donation camp was conducted in order the spiritofChristmas. some joy and cheer into their lives in keeping basic with bring bring and try to and peoples these to to necessities organized was HIV/AIDS, living people with for center a Snehadan, to visit A them apply for thesame. helping and students Christian for scholarships ‘Availing minority on various the about awareness create to conducted was order in Minorities’ for Scholarship Government workshop A this issueamongthepeopleofourcity. to better acquaint students with the magnitude of our society, in order to eliminate hunger and also conducted was days aimed at getting food to as many needy people in three over drive food A benefits tosociety. and significance its of awareness spread to and body student the among cause the promote to 2017-18 101

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce • • • • • primary activitiesoftheclubincludefollowing:primary Siyal.Gaurav The is President enjoys.Student reputationit The the and success its to contributing thus years, the reach of the association has largely the members.increased,Over its among consciousness civic of sense a inculcating by society of welfare the further to seeks which association an is Club Rotaract The Rotaract Club 102 Konnectivity, an initiative to assist senior citizens Konnectivity,senior assist to initiative an Organisation. issues the to International Rotarty the to weresent discussed resolutions and participants of number large a societies.boasted our MUN The in refugees of integration and warfare cyber as skills. such issues of eventcoverednumber The a diplomacy and speaking writing, their showcase of 27th and to individuals to platform 26th a July,provide to 2017 the on held was RotaMUN the events organized. were 18 colleges & 9 parishes that in participated There Re-create. and hunt Treasure quiz, out,Bible it Shout David, like Dance intro, Creative Nehemiah’sharmony, pouri, Bible,WalkNoah’sthe pot Ark,Pentateuch, including events Eleven Revelations, a gospel fest was held in February 2018. a cemetery. made aware of the conditions of children living in were students the visit distributed.this Through were snacks and conducted better.were Games them by faced problems the and them know to get to and there living children the with interact to organized was Cemetery Kalpali the to visit A development invariousareas includingteaching. student for main and engagement Its community technology. were aims of use conducted the basic in a foundation them were give to children underprivileged classes Computer the basicsofE-Bankingand E- Commerce. for these senior citizens but they were also taught of August, 2017. Not only were email ID’s created with Internet Literacy was held on the 6th and 20th 2017-18 • • • • • • • • • • Eco Club A visit to Bharathiya Public School on Children’son School Public Bharathiya to visit A Orphan Day tointeractwiththechildren. h “la ad re Die ntaie, which Initiative”, Drive Green and “Clean The A vis cleaner andmore resident friendly. CMH Hospital, Indiranagar so as to make the area near garbage of rid get to club the by taken was h evrnet hog te lnig f trees while stressing ofcleanliness. ontheimportance of planting the through environment the provide members an opportunity to connect with to organized was Doddaballapur to visit rural A organized. was Rights Child of theme the to relating images impactful the capture to contest photography A to highlightthepressing issueofclimatechange. The documentary reusing ‘Before the Flood’ was screened and recycling products wherever possible. encouraged the this, to campaign addition the In resources. realized consuming students which rather than excessively of conserving importance in was conducted awareness environmental for campaign A cancer wastaken on 21st August, 2017. An initiative to spread awareness regarding breast are asfollows: year the during club the by taken initiatives the The Student President is Kevin Mathews. Some of seminars, workshops and a host environmentalof other activities. foster to consciousness among students seeks through campaigns, Club Eco The to as so planned sensitise memberstowards theelderly. were visits Home Age Old amongthechildren.distributed stationery and games organised members Daywhich during it to Boston Mane in Chamarajpet on World

• cellare:conducted by the equalopportunity EOC is headed by the Principal. Some of the activities life.of challenges The the face to qualities leadership and skills the with students equip to aims Cell The the for allineducationandemployment. in established opportunities equal is create to view a with Institution Cell Opportunity Equal An Cell Equal Opportunity Associations for SocialInclusion • • • • • • • A drive to encourage the use of in-house purified High School. English KK at held was which 2.0 Dramebaaz at talents their showcase children underprivileged An Ice Breaker session for first year students was expectations. their regarding insight gain to and objectives its Cell,the with them familiarise to as so organized the useofalternatives. byadvocateto and plastic recycling and plastic of the student body regarding health hazards caused An anti-plastic campaign was organized to educate of ensuring themitigationofwaterscarcity. significance the and eco-systems water restoring realize and protecting students make held was to ‘Ambiente’ titled seminar one-day A order toimprove publichealth. in defecation India and providing open access to healthy sanitation in of system the eradicate to need the about awareness the increase to to students Oath Bharat Swachh the Administered child ensuring safety duringDiwali. and pollution the reducing with of created hope was video anti-pollution An on campus. waste to hazardous of and disposal responsible the harvesting ensure rainwater educate on to body campus, student from and to cycling promote to consumption, electricity and water GreenA the understand to conducted was Audit which saw adrop inwastegeneration. organized was water packaged over taps water Eco club collaborated wi th Teach for India to help • • • • • • • • this year are: of highlights major Some Adam.Mr.Anas Mohamed college.is president the student within diversityThe inter-religiouspromoting of harmony, objective and uniqueness the with formed was Club Harmony The Harmony Club Shlrhp eia t cet awareness create to Seminar Scholarship A A seminar on “The Status of Sexual Minorities” Sexual of Status “The on seminar A overcoming to them. solutions relevant suggest and Madhavi challenges encountered Ms.by women entrepreneurs on had to various discuss that Ms.UjjwalaNandesh hosted and Shankar 2017 seminar Road 4th, a December A was Empowerment” Entrepreneurship- “Women human rightslaw duringHumanRights Week. were organized to highlight issues of international Events such as Moot Court, Taboo and Walkathons Prejudice wasorganized. A seminar to raise awareness on Stereotypes and in theirareas ofinterest. succeed and exams competitive tackle may they students that so society to of sections weaker classes to belonging coaching free provide to association organized was Services in Consultancy Tata with programme pre-placement A to theminoritycommunity wasorganized. belonging students for scholarships of availability importance,and the necessity of students among ih pnl icsin n h tee “Inter theme the New on and Dialogue:Challenges,Possibilities Faith discussion panel a with July 11th on celebrated was Day Inter-religious backgrounds. their improve and understanding of the lives empathise of people from different to them enable to as so basis daily a on language sign use who people of lives the into insight an students give to as so conducted was session Language Sign A for growthwith opportunities anddevelopment. of them provide to upliftment and country promote our in to minorities order in held was 2017-18 103

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce • • • • • • academic year are asfollows: is this during Yamuna club Krishna.conducted activities The the of President Student learning environment.The progressive a promote and out opinions voice their can providing they where towards platform a step with women a is Forum The equality. gender promote and society in women for position just and fair a The achieve Women’sto seeks Forum Women’s Forum 104 oi o wmns aey n ulc n private and public spaces. in safety women’s of topic debated highly the discuss to the SJCC with of students together came life of walks different towards working 1979.since been empowerment womenWomen from has that organisation based Bangalore bya Vimochana,organised women’swas on July. session 19th on organised was discussion safety The discussion a Marmara’, corporate sector. about the employment scenario for woman in the conducted. from The News Minute, who briefed the students was Employment’ Students were addressed by Ms. and Dhanya Rajendran, ‘Women topic the on session interactive July, an 4th On the seasonofChristmas. Seva Ashrama to Sumangali spread the spirit of giving during visited club the December, 24th On making occasion ofthe68thIndianConstitutionDay. “Fundamental of poster theme Rights” wasorganised on30thNovember onthe the on a competition “Jashn-e-Samvidhaan”, were religions different celebrated inthecollege. of festivals major All interclass and cultural an India’straditional diversity. 2017”, celebrating competition “Aghasya ALMA with organised association in Club Harmony The Tasmiya HussniandMs. SelviSatyanarayanan. J,S Dr.Madtha Rajaram, Mr. VinayKambipura, Ms. Directions”. The panel comprised of Fr. Prashanth 2017-18 • • • • • • n 0h oebr 07 a eia o self- on seminar a 2017, November 30th On On 27th January,the 27th Women’sorganised On Forum Vinay Kambipurarespectively. Subhash,Bindu byMs Ms YamunaMr.and Krishna moderated were which campus’, the in walk ‘A and me,you!change’ ‘Not but the need weWhy Code’, namely, ‘Dress topics, three on opinion their voice to students the encourage to was it 4th,on January.6th and 5th behind idea main The conducted were sessions Up’. sessions The ‘Speak called of series a held forum Women’sThe slam Mr. by poetry judged Nitin Ebenezer. December a 4th on held competition Forum Women’s The and practicalinnature. theoretical both was seminar colleges.The and seminars / classes in various organizations, self-defence schools holds which Group, Power Flower future.the speakerThe Mr.was fromBharath the in arise may that from circumstances unforeseen themselves any defend to skills with women defence was conducted with the aim of providing in theemployment sector. a disparity pay of issue the raised organizing which campaign celebrated buy Forum Day Women’s Women’s International 8th March On also numerous culturalperformances. organised.werealso and Gallery Art wereThere competition,photographyMic, session. Open An the moderated Krishnan Ms.Yamuna B.Com. II were Ms. Radhika from III BBA and Ms. the Simran on fromwomen empowerment. in The student’s speakers women spoke who Rao Ms.Nitya of and sector corporate issues addressed who De sector,Ms.marginalised Ajanta the from women against violence on spoke who Kumar Corrine Ms.were discussion panel the for speakers The wasconductedonthisoccasion.century 21st the in empowerment and safety on women’s discussion panel informative very A ‘Eves’. SJCC’swomenempowermentannualcelebration Learning by Doing: Business Associations

Entrepreneurship Cell • The concept of “Monday Motivation” was introduced, which sought to spread awareness The entrepreneurship cell seeks to instil an about local entrepreneurs and ignite an entrepreneurial drive among the students of the entrepreneurial spirit in the students. college. With its numerous workshops, seminars and summits, it aims to further the students’ understanding • A Design Thinking Workshop was held in order of business- from how to chalk out a business plan to help students understand the importance of to executing it. The Student president of the E-Cell designing products using a customer focused is Sakshi Gupta. Some of the major highlights for the approach which enabled participants encounter association during the year include: economic problems and develop product prototypes. • National Level Workshop on “Nuances of • Students of the E-Cell participated in Eximus Entrepreneurship and Venture Establishment” 2017, a summit organised by IIM, Bangalore which was conducted. The workshop was organised in included various workshops and competitions association with the National Entrepreneurship and not only won awards but also took back Network to provide the faculty with the necessary valuable advice from the key note speakers on skills, infrastructure and knowledge to assist failure, success and shortcomings. students in their endeavours. • Sonam Raheja, founder of CHOC-O and an • HOBNOB, a one day event at College, was alumnus of the College, interacted with students conducted with the objective of promoting and in the process inspired them to give life to constructive interaction among students regarding their aspirations by overcoming various hurdles their field of interest. and prudently using their resources. St. Joseph's College of Commerce • • • • • • • • 106 the ConstitutionDay wasorganized. A quiz on the Indian constitution to commemorate the with entrepreneurial CV. students and resume familiarise professional a having of importance to held was seminar CV Entrepreneurial and Plan Business A business. a sustain and start to required mind-set business the and in technology of role the understand to order January,in of 2018 13th was the on Techhosted and Mindset Business The E-Series: the and current market situationanswered. ideas plan business regarding queries have students helping in useful was AzimPremji Foundation the from leaders senior of and representativesNEN with meeting investors An between the17thand24thofNovember, 2017. organised was same the receivefor and guidance encouraged students to pitch their business ideas Iteration,and Ideation Plan Business forumthat a activities. engaging through traits leadership desired and management time styles, leadership understanding shared further on to held was seminar A network andimprove ontheirexistingideas. to opportunity an with entrepreneurs student September,14th on held providefemale,to 2017 was meet, entrepreneurship women a eMERG, their achieve goals. to order in training receive and knowledge,networkgain to participants for tool useful a was platform E-Cell.The the of efforts the of account on time first the for College our by hosted was Summit 25 Under reputable The 2017-18 • • • • • • • • in thisacademicyear include: Rydquist.JBC the by conducted activities various The Walter is President student The activities. business and management various through leaders build and providesplatformsinnovation, kindle to integrity.It nurture skills of level highest the the as at world well corporate as society to contribute effectively to and competence and knowledge of level high a with professionals management nurture to environment proficient a provides Club’ Business Josephite ‘The Josephite BusinessClub ability, spontaneity andcreativity ofstudents. Relay debates were conducted to test the speaking mock corporate interviews. conducted giveexposureto them forstudents of also interviews They’ve internships. corporate for companies reputed approaching for and recruitment campus for them training of aim the resume with students on year second sessions for building conducted has JBC The balancing. work corporate and on leadership choices, talks career TED various organized also JBC The Economic Development’. India’s on colonialism British the of Consumers’,their and and Businesses ‘Impact on the Current Indian Economy,’ ‘Implications of GST such as ‘Unemployment and Underemployment in bringing awareness about controversial social issues JBC also organized ‘Spotlight, a’ forum dedicated to up abusiness. Mr.Hari,highlighting business,the various factors involved startinga in by starting on Beatmap, conducted of was theFounder lecture guest A at businessfests. introducing them to the various events conducted and orienting students, for festing business into insight an provide to conducted was session A club tosecondyear student. the deliveredof was festingteam Business bythe presentations effective to key the on lecture A insight oftheclub’s an workings. get and members other the with familiarity CommiXture gain to students year first the for called organized was session introductory An • • • • • • Vyper. workshop of photoshop Founder Aqib, Mr. Mohammed by conducted a organized 2017, September, Conexus of 9th the On department. the of betterment the for suggestions and ideas with forward come to members motivate to as so rule autocratic any avoid and association the among management participative promote to is Conexus of aim main relations.The public and media electronic of use the through department the of activities various Fountainhead the promotesConexus, the organized Workshop and Walk the Talk. and college Documenting activities and Reporting website, the Blog BBA ‘The maintaining Write House’ and the department BBA, year of Humans the the throughout including initiatives and of activities number a organized Fountainhead Herald’. ‘BBA newsletter BBA annual the publishes and department the in activities various the of track the of department students to express themselves and the also keeps for platform a committee. provides It Editorial BBA the is Fountainhead their improve helped spontaneity, creativity andclarityofthought. which on speak topics to random expected were students session where JAM a conducted also association The communication skillsandlisteningabilities. improveto JBC the by organised was Seat” “Hot provoking gameofthetrolley problem. helped JBC bring this point home through The the white.thought and black always isn’t Morality to complete anearly impossibletask. strategizing and teamwork thinking, critical where students were actively engaged in planning, An activity called activity conducted was It” Lift to “Build • • • • • Saji. Somemajorhighlightsofthisyear are: Mr. is Antony president sector. student financial The students with the required skills to be successful in the the to promote equipping alongside knowledge business of expansion continues club finance SJCC The F inance Club Smiles amongothers. Summit,2017,Nirmana 2017,IthikosProject and throughout NEN Workshop,25 the Under as such activities year the various conducted Cell Development world.Leadership fragmented The committed and a in change social of agents become who citizens leaders responsible form to skills.leadership administrativeand endeavoursIt on displaytheir to students for platform a providing focusing department, an BBA is the by LDC initiative or Cell Development Leadership with the BBA Department organised an expert expert an organised Department BBA the with association in January,Club 24th Finance On the Bhaskar. Dr.Vijay and Dr.Shivaprasad by conducted was It participated. club finance the of students the was organised by Finance’ Acharya Bangalore of B-School in Role which the Seminar and Level‘E-commerce on National a November, 7th On knowledge ofstudents. for financial the test September to club finance the of members 12th on organised was quiz A available infinanceandaccounting. opportunities and fields various the about insight Raveendranath CMA Kaushik, was by organised to deliveredprovide students with Finance’ an in On 26th July, “Udyog Darpan”- a lecture on ‘Career 2017-18 107

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce • • • • initiatives taken include: realthroughevents.situation lifevarious the of Some a them providing by practice into learning classroom put to mission a with sets skills and enhance knowledge their to students the for platform a provide to is club this of Commerce.goal main in of The field the skills their display to opportunity an them and gives ideas new with up come to students graduate post- the allows which space a creates ‘Mavericks’ Mavericks 108 osrcie edak o s o mrv their improve strategies. to as so feedback received constructive they which for presentations in forth market.international put werethe ideas in Their launched be new,forto productsmix innovative wereStudents marketingtaskedpreparinga with of means innovative by advertising strategies. online products their sell to had students where the activity reach, an planned online department an having businesses the of most and peak its reaching Globalization With but alsogeneratedinnovative businessideas. weaknesses and strengths their recognised only not activity,students the of means By allocated. capital the using business hypothetical a up set to asked were participants where department the by taken was Initiative, HR a Quest, Think groups tofacilitateinteractionwithoneanother. In manner. into divided were unique students the this, a to addition in class their to requiredintroduce were they wherein students year first for conducted was session Breaker Ice An the process ofreport writing. in with themselves equip to techniques the and understand the importance of Project students Management the helped Accountant Cost practicing Kumar, a Prasanna speaker-CMA Writing”.The Report and on “Project Appraisal Series Lecture 2017-18 • • • • • • • • • on thesame. knowledge imparting to addition in marketing of students’ test to held knowledge of was logos, quiz tag lines marketing and other A components investors. FMCG innovative potential to analysis an financial students with along product present funding, to seed asked procure were to order In of life inhabitingMars. required which students to develop a product to cater the organised needs was activity launch To stimulate creativityamong students, aproduct by initiated requirement SEBI. the all to abiding by and make it public through book building process were asked participants to take activity, the private company of their choice finance a of part As organised. of stress interviews, a simulation of the same was depiction accurate an students give to order In logistics company. a presentcase study and handle a crisis as PR Managers to of a conducted asked were was participants wherein activity management crisis A quiz master. the was Karunakaran Dr. and conducted were Crossword and Quiz,Taglines, Personality Logo likerounds 4 of quiz,consisting business A forefront. for the to brought points being argument the of sides both valid saw and organised was after” year topic-“Demonetisation:A the on debate A among thestudents written by another participant, promoted learning question a answering then and bowl a in placed participant writing a question on a chit which was a Bowl, Fish u atvt wih nald each entailed which activity fun Creative Expression: Language and Cultural Associations

Hashmi Theatre Forum electronic gadgets and social media at the Youth Empowerment Seminar conducted on 27th Hashmi Theatre Forum is named after the late August. theatre activist Safdar Hashmi. It provides a stage for students to explore dramatic arts and express • The forum secured the second place for Street themselves through acting. The Forum seeks to Play at Tauros 2017 conducted at Mount Carmel create an atmosphere of creativity and foster learning College. through theatre. The Forum has performed several plays highlighting various social issues. The Student • On 1st September, a street play addressing the President is Sushma G Shetty. Some of the major issue of women empowerment was staged for the highlights of the year are: students of Kobe College as a part of the cultural exchange programme between the two colleges. • On 19th July, a street play on the impact of GST on Sanitary Napkins was performed by the • The Hashmi Theatre Forum’ performed their Theatre Course students with the aim of raising renowned play “Woyzeck” at the Deccan Herald their voice against social taboos. Theatre Festival held at St. Alliance Francaise on • A play on the Educational Crises was performed December 4th. The play won second place. on 5th August at the All Indian Students Struggles • On December 7th, the Kannada wing of the Convention. Hashmi Theatre Forum performed a street play • Members of the forum staged a musical titled “I am a Woman” at the Peenya Industrial play highlighting the growing addiction to Town. St. Joseph's College of Commerce • • • major highlightsofthisyear are: B.Rahul Pawar.is president student The the of Some Karnataka.of culture rich the and language Kannada the promote that activities conducts and organizes The Kannada Sangha is an association of students that K • • • • annada Sangha 110 aea ai Nsra ay) A discussion A Kavya): (Nisarga Dani Yadeya wtnr Kvaaaahn: pe writing poem A KavyagalaRachane: Swatantra students tosingJanapada songs. the the encourage and health and pollution, environment for the about awareness organised create to was students programme Kannada a singing August, 14th On Bengaluru: Hadu students totake the stage. motivate to and languages the the both of in students vocabulary enhance to August 10th on English conducted was ‘nature’of and theme the on poems Kannada on focused programme and “Woyzeck” (English). productions: a “Tooof Woman”Much (Kannada) their of two showcased Forum Hashmi Theatre ENACT2018, inter-collegiatean theatre fest. The On 19th and 20th February, the association hosted ofmothertonguefor Sanyog.on theimportance On 12th February, a Kannada skit was performed on 23rd January. College Jain by hosted Pulse Samyogaand at 3rd 9th December. on Culah The forum at also participated and placed conducted competition mime participat students The odce o 1t Ags wt te i of Kannada aim in students the of skills with writing enhancing was August 16th “FREEDOM” on topic conducted the on competition Hashmi Theatre Forum won first place in the place first won Forum Theatre Hashmi other historicalsites. as well as poets and artist theatre renowned of December.30th hometowns the visited Students theatre camp organized by the Forum from 26th- 2017-18 d n n educational an in ed • • • • • A Kannada educational trip was organised from organised was trip educational Kannada A in thecelebrationsaswell. Mr.Dhananjay Ms.and part took MaanvitaHarish Mr. Keshava Reddy Handral and Sandalwood stars, Hulivesha team and Yaksagana team. Kannada poet Food Fest and performances by DolluKunita Desi team, Kannada hoisting, flag November. a The included festivities 29th on college in celebrated ieaue n t udrtn te students’ the understand perceptions offreedom. to and literature Gauri Lankesh`s murder. journalist condemn to September 12th on Park, held Freedom to College National from GOWRI” “NANU rally the in participated Sangha Antharanga showcase their talents in ten Kannada literary literary and culturalev Kannada ten in talents to their Bangalore showcase of colleges Degree various from Kannada Sangha, providing a platform for students ‘Kalarava’ was organised on by15th February the Kalarava: inter-collegiateAn festcultural Kannada Kannada and literature duringthistrip. life regarding knowledge of lot a play.gained theatrical Students famousVadhe”, a Manipal and also witnessed folk dances and “Vaali- Fort,Chitradurga the as such places and Shimoga historical to December 30th to December 26th Kan Gauri Lankesh Rally: All the students of Kannada of Rally:Lankeshstudents Gauri the All andculturalevents.their talentsinliterary showcase to students for platform a provide to August 24th on organised was ‘Antharanga’ fest aa ab: and Rjosv Dy was Day Rajyotsava Kannada Habba: nada A : itrolgae and cultural Kannada intercollegiate n ents. • The Hindi Parishad Hindi Parishad • • • • ALMA thisyear included: by conducted events Romario.major Avinashis The events organises.association President the Student process,that The numerous the the in through and themselves fronts express these on talents their showcase to opportunity an with students provides The Association for Literature, Music and Arts (ALMA) Association for L major highlightsofthisyear are: Some Sait. Ahrar Mohammed is President student The community.student the among language Hindi the of use A five dayA called guitar workshop Strings” “Open reporting, and Antakshri were conducted among among others. conducted were Antakshri and reporting, Events July. 22nd BhagamBhaag, on as debate,such writing,creative news organised was fest, literary also but took away work memorable experience. avery social of importance the learnt result,a only not association the of members the talents.own As their showcase to with opportunities students school these provided they this, schools various forms of art governmentand music. two In addition in students teaching ALMA of members entailed March between 3rd and spanning January 27th initiative social a Shikshan, November, 2017. 29th on Plays,held Street inter Western to Acoustics an was Christmas,from events ranging 15 comprising fest collegiate of taste A Encarta- dance, music andstorytelling. of means by same of the express and culture Indian diversity the celebrate to sought event The 2017.August, 12th on held the was Club with Harmony along ALMA of initiative an Aghasya, guitar tointerested students. of fundamentals the imparting of hope the with was held between the 18th and 22nd of July, 2017 Indra Dhanush-2017, an intra-collegiate Hindi Hindi intra-collegiate an Dhanush-2017, Indra aims to encourage the promotion and iterature, Musicand Arts • • • • • On 16th September ‘Ozone Day’ celebrations was was celebrations Day’ ‘Ozone September 16th On itsuniqueness depicting using any mediumofart. or state, topic specific a on presenting by celebrations the in participated students alongside awareness of social issues. The first year Hindi by the Hindi Parishad, with the aim of spreading harmony On 29th Augu pro dance colourful a showcasing SJCC, at celebrations Constitution Week. inter-collegiate essay writing competition in the spirit of “Khel Kh and activist. environmentalist by renowned conducted a Kumar, talk Ullash Mr. a through depletion layer about ozone awareness raising of intention with conducted rich, colourfulcostumesofdifferent states. The association participated in the Independence Day On 28th November, the Hindi Parishad conducted an an conducted November,Parishad 28th Hindi On the Kho, ChidiyaUd, andSteppu, amongmany others. GilliDanda,as such games childhood traditional in Kho- on 19th August, where students played and participated gramme fuse gramme el -BachpanKa Khel”, a game day was organised st, National Integration Day was celebrated d with an ethnic parade displaying the parade ethnic an with d 2017-18 111

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce • • • • • • • • the year: Sam M Joy. The following are some of the major highlights of various occasions under the leadership of Student President, on performed has choir music.The contemporary as well as classical both of performances melodious its for known by Ms. Amy Sarah Joseph, is a well-known choir in Bangalore, conducted SJCC of choir performing Chorale,Serenatathe Choir • 112 On 16th December, the choir performed at ‘Humanitas’, Jesuit family. the of personalities known other and Priests Jesuit of presence the in December 15th on organised School Joseph’sSt at High BoysCelebrations Christmas the at Serenata Chorale helped spread the cheer of Christmas place inthecompetition. first won and pieces musical two performed choir The a city wide competition conducted by St Francis School. On 7th December, the choir participated in ‘Troubadour’, city andacross thecountry. the on same day alongside other thirty choirs from around University the by Christ organised ‘Magnificat’ in participated also Chorale competition.Serenata the in Memorial Church Rice at Bishop Cotton Girls School. by They organised placed first competition city-wide a the same day, On Rs.6000. the of choir performed at prize ‘White Christmas’, cash a winning competition, the in 2nd placed and December 3rd college Paul’sSt. by in a carolThe choir participated competition organised won 1stplaceinthe ‘College’ category. competition carol hall.town the at Mission choir Basel The wide by conducted city a Christmas, of Festival 35th the in participated choir December,the 2nd On 19th on November. Television Hope by conducted competition The choir in participated Divine Noel, an all India Choir them through music. youth Seminary, encouraging and youthBangalore, the uniting a at performed empowerment seminar conducted choir at St. the Peter’s August,Pontifical 27th On of Loyola. St.Ignatius of feast the of occasion the on School High Joseph’sSt at held mass the during celebrations in Boys Hindi for fest students. cultural inter-college organized Parishad the Hindi ‘Nakshatra’ February of month the In Cathedral on17th DecemberatChristCollege. College. Francis St by organised Joseph’s concert choir Bethlehem’,a of St by at performed ‘VoiceChorale Serenata organised the of Members concert choir a On 30th July, the Serenata Chorale led the congregation 2017-18 Chandrasekhar andSecretary, Nandita President, by Anjana Narayan. headed is Committee Editorial The year.academic photographers,an in college in place take that events the all editors, document to is Committee Editorial the writers, primary of responsibilities the of One designers. student graphic and videographers of consists tasks.entrusted with a number of important The committee The Editorial Committee is an integral part of the college. It is Committee Editorial • • • • • • • • ‘Peace Children’s Home’. the concert were donated to ‘The Devadasi Project’ and and bands performed at the concert. The proceeds from talent. choirs Chorale,Serenatafromother eight Apart music groups, choirs and other bands to showcase their to platform a February.provided 25th concert on The Serenata Chorale hosted their annual concert, ‘Resound’ and carols distributed snacksamongthechildren. Christmas of joy sang and students happiness The Christmas. spread to December 18th on oltd eea poo ad ies f the of College annual Documentary. an videos into college and the in activities photos also several team collated videography and photography The “Campus Life”. all Moses interpretationstheir of document to SJCC of students to open and contest photography Rosario a organised Wayne Daniel by headed Committee, The photography and videography team of the Editorial guide thejuniorstudentsinreportwriting. to students senior the byWorkshops conducted were activities.the of reporting the for prepare meetings and plan to several held Committee Editorial the year, myriad the the of course college. the the the Throughout of activities archiving with and recording entrusted of responsibility is Committee Editorial The Kristu Jayanti. fromparticipation colleges like CMS Jain University and Society”.Modern a sawForcein debate Unifying The a inter-collegiate from 25th-27th November, Debate’ 2017 an on ‘Divergencethe topic “Is titled Nationalism competing organised debating Day, The Committee Constitution Indian Editorial the of celebration In creative centre for alltheactivitiesofcollege. and memory the as serves Committee Editorial The News Reporting. Disputation to Poetry and from Photography to Satirical August,2017. fromevents ranging of consisted fest The of 30th and 29th the on fest,Ellipsis literary collegiate The choir visited the Peace Children Home Orphanage h Eioil omte ognsd h ana intra- annual the organised Committee Editorial The Being a home for inordinate talents, The Dance and Music Association at SJCC made way for those who Dance and Music Team hold passion in Dance and Music. Auditions were conducted at the beginning of the year for the Dance and Music teams of the college. Once the teams were formed students started regular practice and sometimes were assisted by professional choreographers and singers. The Dance and Music team performed at the Institution day of BJES which depicted stories through their moves and also touched upon theme of justice

and reconciliation. Indian music and western music teams have been full of zeal and passion as they managed to win hearts through their tunes. Indulging themselves in hours of daily practice sessions led them to represent SJCC at various fests and succeed in setting new benchmarks. Student Council Cultural Representatives

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L.D.C Fountainhead School. A number of cultural events were organised for the children of the school along with the flag hoisting, on August 15th, 2017. This was followed by Independence Day refreshments and a stroll with the children in the vicinity of the college, in celebration of the national holiday. This event promoted healthy interactions among the students of various backgrounds, thus embodying the national spirit of "Unity in Diversity".

The Independence Day celebrations at SJCC portrayed the myriad cultures of our country. The programme saw Col. Sajo Sebastian as the chief guest. The ethos of his speech resembled that of Tagore’s poem, “Where the mind is without fear”; the vision of a new and awakened India. The students of Hindi Parishad added to the celebrations with their dance, representing the different cultures of India. Centre for Social Action, one of the most active social service associations in college has a long-standing association with the Government Urdu Higher Primary St. Joseph's College of Commerce 46th CollegeAnnualDay Josephite and being “men and women” for the larger the for women” being and and “men Josephite addressed the gathering and spoke about being a true yearacademic 2017-18. Rev. Fr. AnthoyJoseph then SJ the activities of the college and its associations for the the of report all documented which screened was college. annual video A the presented SJ Fernandes Dr. function. Daniel the over preside to joined BJES also of President Vice SJ, Joseph Fr. Anthony Rev. University. Bangalore of Registrar Ravi, K Dr. B was anthem college daychoir. the the for by Guest performed Chief the The by God’s followed invoke was to and prayer blessings a with started event The teachers. and students of achievements the recognized and wentby that year academic the celebrated event SJCC. The of students and members faculty parents, on of Day gathering a Annual witnessed event 46th 2018.The March, 14th its celebrated College The 130 2017-18 cherished by theoutgoing students. be to event an was it and success grand a was all,it anthem.national the in with All concluded event The pride. and joy, tears with filled was atmosphere The parents.their by students the to given were awards werethese tradition keepingthe in with and givenout also awards student Outgoing The Best students. awaited to most awarded also were Scholarships etc. activities theater,association dance,sports,quiz, music, in performance exemplary their for students to out given also were prizes concern.Special social for students to conduct,helpfulness,good and and service leadership given and were efforts Prizes their achievements. for awarded were students The status ofaninstitution. the deserves college our how about spoke also and crowd and gave valuable tips to the outgoing students the addressed Ravi K Dr.B guest society. Chief The 2017-18 131

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce dinner organizedby thecollege. Pradyumna Calisa gave a farewell speech to the graduating batch. representativeoil.holyStudent with it.anointed The on then wereevening elaborated students mentor The came class to the and a close with a scrumptious and many other respected priests from the Jesuit institutions. Each class then presented their symbol of offering bid adieu for the graduating batch. The service was conducted by Fr.for Daniel FernandesAlmighty God SJ,to to time year. was academic it past Fr.eventas the emotional during gratitude and blessings beautiful showeringhis a was giveIt Prashanth to Madtha SJ time was It March,2018. 16th on held was service The Thanksgiving Thanks Giving/GraduationCeremony 132 2017-18 2017-18 133

St. Joseph's College of Commerce St. Joseph's College of Commerce of theJesuit Order. mission and vision the about gathering the reminded enabling the youth to play active role in public life. He by society better a towardscreatingwork to call address during the Institution Day of BJES he gave a his Jesus.In of Society the of General Superior the Rev.SJ,Fr.by Sosa graced Arturo was occasion The 27th February, 2018 at St. Joseph’s College auditorium. This year the Institution Day of BJES was celebrated on Institution Day 134 2017-18 years, wasalsofelicitated duringtheprogramme. Mr. G S Jagannath, who served the college office for 30 Joseph’s College of Commerce, during the programme. Fr.by edited SJ,Madtha Prashanth St. Directorof the Thesar’ a thesaurus of Konkani words compiled and Rev.Fr.book the released ‘Konkani SJ Sosa Arturo III B.Com A III B.Com B III B.Com C III B.Com D III B.Com E III B.Com TT III BBA A III BBA B PG M.Com PG MIB PGD Sports Activities

Sports Quota Admission College Sports Team Selections The activities for the year 2017-18 began early during Mr. Supreeth S of III B. Com ‘D’ was selected as the months of April/May wherein the foundations the Sports Coordinator in the Council Elections were laid for the future sports activities of the year of 2017-18 unanimously. The beginning of June saw by identifying the vacant positions in each team due to the consolidation of the recruitment efforts by the graduation of final year students. 48 students who conducting internal trials for the 18 college teams and represented various sports teams in their final year other individual sporting events. These trials gave an had graduated from the institution and as a result, the opportunity for all college students, who had been sports quota admission selections were conducted in admitted on other merits to participate in the college order to fill up these vacancies. sport activities. Nearly 450 students had registered Selection trials of BBA, B.Com and M.Com were for these selections and by the end of June, the 18 conducted in the months of April and May 2017. A various teams as well as the individual sport events total of 101 students registered for the sports quota were finalized through the meticulous selection admissions in various disciplines and this year, 44 process. With that, the sports teams of St. Joseph’s students were inducted based on their individual College of Commerce were officially inaugurated at sports merits. The selected sports students were given the Sports Induction Ceremony held on 12th June academic percentage concessions while the admission 2017. Following which, the various sports teams had formalities were being done. commenced their practice sessions. Achievements Galore ahead. year ‘sporting’ exciting an anticipate impress,and to commitment and dedication, of SJCC the weresportspersons of keen levels high with sportsmanship’ of spirit true the in ‘participate to promising students, forwardtaketo oath,the sports other the with along werecalled teams sports various the of captains The teams (BothMen& Women). various eighteen to in inducted were and Honor of Pledge the given were students 200 members. staff esteemed the and Principal SJ, Fernandes Dr.Daniel Rev.Fr. Madtha,Prashanth SJ, SJCC, of Officer Finance Women. for College Grade First Association Ladies Dr. Guests, Chief Ranisandhu, our Physical Education Director. of Malleswaram presence by graced was Hall.LoyolaCeremony the solemn in This 2017 June 12th on held was Ceremony Induction Sports The InductionCeremony 2017-18 Sports The Following are MedalistsinBangalore University Athletic Championship2017-18 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Sl.No. Bharath L Lopamudra Thimmaiah. K Vimal Raj Bharath L Stalin Abhilash Lopamudra Thimmaiah. K Bharath L Chandana G Lisa Britto Chandramuki. A Prashanth Yadav Stalin Abhilash Vishnuvardhan Ayush Panchamiya Stalin Abhilash Vimal Raj Name Best Athlete II B.Com TT III B.ComE III B.ComE II B.ComD II B.Com TT III B.ComE I B.ComG I B.Com A I B.ComC II B.ComD I BBA ‘A’ Class university representatives and for theirachievements. state national, the honoring by concluded was Ceremony college.The the for (Athletics) medals 6 and trophies 42 winning 2016-17 year academic the The College teams sports had performed very well in Tennis and Tennis. Badminton. Basketball, as Cricket, Football, such Hockey, year Throwball, this Table conducted With 2018. Sports 11 Spiel in participated disciplines 11 of the students 1500 nearly event, college this in host participating the including Colleges 50 over With was conductedonagrandscale. 2018. 28th February Spiel The Yearof of 21st to 5th between held was Other Each Believein - 2018 Spiel fest Sports Inter-collegiate Commerce’s of College The eagerly awaited mega event of the year, St. Joseph’s Spiel 2018–Believe InEachOther Gold Bronze Silver Third Silver Gold Medals 2017-18 4 X100Relay (W) 4 X400Relay (M) 4 X100Relay (M) 5000 mtrs 100 &200mts 100 &200mtrs Events 147

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St. Joseph's College of Commerce Sports Department and Coaches

Captains and Vice Captains University and State Representatives

Basketball, Men Basketball, Women

Cricket Football, Men

Football, Women Hockey

Tennis, Men Table Tennis, Men-Women

Throwball, Women Volleyball, Men

Badminton, Men & Women Athletics, Men & Women

Chess Shooting & Cricket Sports at SJCC

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The Old Students' Association or the Alumni Association The OSA also organised a talk on the Union budget of St. Joseph's College of Commerce is a well-knit and on 6th February, 2018. The speaker was Mr. K Raghu, an active association that conducts several activities Former President of the Institute of Chartered throughout the academic year. The Alumni Association is Accountants of India, who is also an alumnus of SJCC. an integral part of the college. The association’s activities The members of the OSA took an interest in the are aimed at bridging the gap between current and past college activities as well, by participating in the Spiel students. Run held on February 10th, 2018. The OSA started the year with the Annual General Meeting On occasion of the 1973 batch 45th year of graduation on September 10th, 2017 and the new managing committee on March 10th,, 2018. To mark the occasion the OSA took over. The OSA organised a past vs present students organised a panel discussion for the final year students basketball match, which saw participation in huge numbers titled "Gems from the Seniors" with Mr. Irfan Razack, from students of all ages. The OSA celebrated Teachers’ Day Mr. KG Raghavan and Mr. FR Singhvi. The discussion in a grand manner at KSCA Club on the 16th of September, helped the students to learn a lot from the experience 2017. The OSA Christmas Party, in association with Catholic and collective wisdom of the panellists. Club was held on December 22nd, 2017 to spread the Apart from being actively part of the college activities Christmas message of joy and hope. the Alumni Association also supports deserving To promote a healthy atmosphere of debate and dialogue students by providing scholarships and instituting in college the OSA had started a debating competing in awards. The college welcomes the new president the previous year. This year the competition was held on of the Alumni Association Ms. Kavita Mutthappa and 31st of January, 2018 on the topic ‘Cryptocurreny’. The thanks the former president Mr. Vinay Mruthyunjaya winners of the competition received cash prize. for his contribution to the college. Creative Writings : English Kannada Hindi

Journey of a Lifetime through the student community and the teaching fraternity, for St. Joseph’s her warmth, sense of humour, humane and graceful qualities of character. Dr Lily David joined St Joseph’s College of Commerce in June 1989. Prior to that she had taught in many Journeys must one day end. prestigious institutions in the country. She commenced Life taken stock of: her teaching career in 1980 at the Naresee Monjee Not in hindsight College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai, which But from day to day is her Alma Mater. Thereafter she worked in Mount To enjoy and extract Carmel College Bangalore, Bhavan’s College, Mumbai, All that the Present has to offer. Gokarnatheswara College, Mangalore, and St Aloysius College, Managlore. Love and gratitude from students, Genuine affection and respect. She is the senior most teaching faculty in the college, Reward for the toil of Preparation and on her retirement she would be completing close And selfless labour of Love. to three decades at St Joseph’s College of Commerce. With dedicated sincerity she discharged the duties Contributing to nurturing care, of the various administrative positions that she has These young lives held, be it Student Governor, Head of Department Sometimes awash with doubt and despair of B.Com, Dean of Studies, and Principal during her Seeking to establish rapport sojourn at SJCC. She is loved and respected by both As they rappel up Life’s unknown. St. Joseph's College of Commerce one person to do something out of the way for the for way the of out something do to person one out of your comfort zone to do things. It usually takes other,each go need you youphase. know you When amazing. 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St. Joseph's College of Commerce Va l e d i c t o r y

This year the college bid adieu to Mr. G S Jagannath who retired after serving the institution for 30 years. A man of dedication, commitment and passion, he carried out his duty faithfully. He devotedly served generations of students and staff and guided them particularly with general enquiries and scholarships. Obitua ry

ASHWITA BINOY

18-Nov-1998 to 30-Aug-2017

Ashwita Binoy, a first year BBA student, was a young, extremely talented and confident individual. Her sudden death was a shock to the entire college and we pray that her friends and family find solace and comfort. A prayer service was organized on 30th August 2017 to pay tribute to the departed soul. Her memory will stay with us forever. COLLEGE ANTHEM

Ring out the battle call of Duty ! Unfurl the flag of Faith and Toil ! We deem our soul's eternal beauty. A life-long Victor's worthy spoil. A thousands such are proudly gone before us To win and spread our College's renown; 'tis ours to swell with our voices the chorus And with our deeds enrich her crown.

Chorus Faith and Toil ! conquerless alliance Wherein we clasp human hands unto God's ! In his control find we true self-reliances; My hand and God's - what`er the odds - My hand and God's - what`er the odds - My hand and God's Evil's onset hold in defiance !

St. Joseph’s College of Commerce (Autonomous) 163, Brigade Road, Bengaluru - 560 025

Assessed and Re-accredited With ‘A’ Grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council Recognised by the UGC as “College With Potential for Excellence” Off:- 25360644 / 46 | Fax:- 25540378 | [email protected] | www.sjcc.edu.in St. Joseph’s College of Commerce 2017-18