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| To nurture competent and ethical commerce professionals through academic excellence, innovation, and lifelong learning, fostering financial literacy, entrepreneurial spirit, and social responsibility to contribute to sustainable economic development and global business environments.” Alignment with Institution’s Vision: This vision reflects the institution’s commitment to holistic education, ethical leadership, inclusivity, sustainability, and global competence. |
Department Mission
Alignment with Institution’s MissionThis mission reflects the institution’s commitment to academic excellence, ethical values, inclusivity, lifelong learning, and sustainable societal development. Through quality education, innovation, research, and community engagement, the Department of Commerce strives to prepare competent professionals, ethical leaders, and responsible citizens capable of contributing effectively to the business world and society. |
Department of Commerce (Finance)The Department of Commerce (Finance) at Malabar Christian College, Kozhikode, was established with the vision of fostering academic excellence and professional competence in the field of commerce. The first batch of B.Com (Finance) commenced on 11 November 2013, and since then the department has grown into a vibrant academic unit. Over the years, nine batches of students (2013–16 to 2021–24) have successfully completed the programme, with alumni excelling in banking, accounting, entrepreneurship, higher education, and other professional sectors. The department currently offers a Bachelor of Commerce (Finance) programme under both the Choice Based Credit and Semester System (CBCSS) and the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP) introduced as part of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The CBCSS curriculum was structured across six semesters over three years, while the FYUGP extends the programme to eight semesters over four years, providing students with greater academic flexibility, multidisciplinary learning opportunities, and enhanced career pathways. The curriculum combines strong theoretical foundations with practical training in financial management, accounting, taxation, business analytics, entrepreneurship, and related areas. Students are encouraged to develop analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and professional competencies that meet contemporary industry requirements. Certificate Courses
These value-added programmes are designed to enhance employability by bridging the gap between classroom learning and industry expectations, enabling students to acquire job-ready skills. Student DevelopmentThe department places great emphasis on holistic student development through mentoring, remedial coaching, academic counselling, career guidance, internships, industrial visits, workshops, case studies, student-led projects, and interactions with finance professionals. These initiatives help students gain practical exposure and prepare for professional careers. Academic ExcellenceThe department takes pride in its consistent academic performance, university rank holders, and a growing network of successful alumni. Faculty members actively contribute to curriculum development, research, seminars, conferences, and scholarly publications while maintaining strong collaborations with alumni and industry partners to promote internships, placements, and knowledge exchange. Future VisionLooking ahead, the Department of Commerce (Finance) aspires to become a centre of excellence in finance education by integrating innovative teaching practices, promoting research, strengthening digital literacy, encouraging interdisciplinary learning, and expanding community-based financial literacy initiatives. In alignment with the mission of Malabar Christian College, the department remains committed to nurturing responsible citizens, competent professionals, ethical leaders, and lifelong learners capable of thriving in an ever-evolving global economy. |
| Programme | Regulation | Sanctioned Strength | Syllabus | Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO) |
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| B.Com Finance | CBCSS | 36 | View Syllabus |
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| B.Com Finance | FYUGP (NEP 2024) | 36 | View Syllabus |
| Student | Nature of Achievement |
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Anjali Raju |
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Anamika |
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Manasa |
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Abdul Rasheed |
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Athul P C |
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Athul Krishna |
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Diya K T |
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Abhay Krishna |
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Muhsin |
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Mohammed Shamil N P |
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Adithya M P |
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Muhammed Jasim |
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Ms. Vidya Ramesh |
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Anamika |
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