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Monday, April 15, 2024

Mastering the Art of Blog Writing

 To foster critical thinking among students, the Department of Commerce arranged a Guest Session on 13th March 2024, titled "Mastering the Art of Blog Writing." Dr. Swapna Kolhatkar, our esteemed IQAC Coordinator and seasoned blogger with a consistent personal blog since 2008, conducted the session. She shared valuable insights into critical thinking and articulating thoughts through blog writing.











Campus Placement Drive

MMCC Placement Cell organized a Campus Placement Drive on 7th March 2024 in collaboration with ICT Academy, which witnessed an enthusiastic participation of more than 140 students who appeared for campus interviews in companies like Piramal Finance, Paytm, MDN Salesforce and Star Bazaar (TESCO).Many of our students were shortlisted by the companies for final round.

The placement drive aimed at providing job opportunities to the students and nurture their presentation and aptitude skills which will help them to learn and grow in future endeavors.











Thursday, March 7, 2024

Research Paper Competition

 The Department of Business Administration organized a Research Paper Competition on 5th March 2024, which witnessed an enthusiastic  participation of more than 30 students who showcased their scholarly contributions across various disciplines. 

The competition aimed to foster academic inquiry, critical thinking, and innovative research among college students.

The submitted research papers and presentations were evaluated by esteemed faculty members Dr. Kalpana Vaidya and Dr. Ashwini Parkhi.








Wednesday, February 28, 2024

RBI visit

On 28th February 2024 he Department of Business Administration  conducted a successful *RBI visit* at Pune Branch for our students.  The visit aimed to provide our students with valuable insights into the workings of the Reserve Bank of India and its significance in our economy.


During the visit, our students had the opportunity to interact with RBI officials, learn about the various functions of the bank, and gain firsthand knowledge about monetary policy, banking regulations, financial stability measures and career opportunities in RBI.




Food donation drive

 The Department of Computer Science students organized food donation drive on 21st February 2024 as part of *Astitva*- Annual activity on the occasion of Shiv Jayanti. 


The students donated food grains and pulses to *Sai Guru Sanstha*  at Vadgaon, Sinhgad road. 



Young Researchers 2024

 BBA Department students had actively participated in the research paper competition organized by the Garware college of commerce, Pune. Total 4 papers of  students of BBA and BBA-IB were published in the magazine with ISBN no. 978-81-955505-2-4. Issued by Garware College of Commerce. 


1. Anjali Yajurvedi, Ritu Doshi - Dr. Kalpana Vaidya 
2. Namit Dhumal, Aryan Vedpathak - Dr. Kalpana Vaidya 
3. Chaitanya Gholap, Samiksha Thakare - Prof. Gurmeet Kaur Rajpal
4. Jaysinh Navade, Kasturi Mohite - Dr. Kalpana Vaidya






Guest Lecture Series

 Guest Lecture Series


Guest lectures play a crucial role in enriching the educational experience by bringing real-world expertise and insights to students. The Department of Computer Science, organized a Guest lecture series consisting of three sessions on Emerging IT Trends & Technologies, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Bootcamp on IoT Workshop. The objective was to expose students to industry trends, practical applications, and legal aspects related to these domains.


1. Emerging IT Trends and Technologies Guest Session:

The session was conducted on Friday 16th February 2024 by Mr. Kunal Pagaria, a software technical expert working at AMDOCS and a seasoned IT professional known for his expertise in tracking and understanding emerging trends. 91 students of TYBSc(CS) and TYBBA(CA) attended the session and interacted with the speaker. The presentation covered a wide spectrum of topics, including but not limited to:

Cybersecurity Challenges: In light of the increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber threats, the speaker discussed the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and the role of professionals in safeguarding digital assets.

React JS:React JS is widely used in industries for building interactive and dynamic user interfaces in web applications. Its popularity is attributed to its efficiency, flexibility, and the ability to create scalable and maintainable front-end solutions. The speaker also discussed about the cases and advantages of React JS

Cloud Computing Advances: An overview of the latest trends in cloud computing, including serverless architecture, edge computing, and multi-cloud strategies, offering students insights into scalable and flexible IT infrastructures.

Key Takeaways:

Industry Relevance: The session emphasized the relevance of staying abreast of emerging trends to remain competitive in the IT job market.

Skill Development: Students were encouraged to develop skills aligned with emerging technologies, fostering adaptability and innovation.

Global Perspectives: The guest speaker shared global perspectives on the adoption and impact of emerging technologies, providing students with a broader understanding of the industry landscape



2. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Guest Session:

For the Intellectual Property Rights(IPR) Guest Session, the guest speaker, Adv. Kshitija Kulkarni, an IP Lawyer, Patent Agent and founder of LegaInnovate Consultancy, discussed the need and importance of IPR on Tuesday 13th February 2024 for 120 students of TYBSc(CS) and TYBBA(CA) . This lecture aimed to create awareness about the importance of protecting intellectual property. 

Key aspects covered included:

Introduction to IPR: An overview of patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, highlighting their role in fostering innovation and protecting creators' rights.

Legal Framework: Insight into national and international legal frameworks governing intellectual property, emphasizing compliance and enforcement measures.

Case Studies: The lecture featured real-world examples of intellectual property disputes and resolutions, offering valuable insights into the legal complexities.



3. Bootcamp on IoT Workshop 

The “Bootcamp on IoT” workshop was conducted by Dr. Rajashree Jain, Professor at Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research(SICSR) on Thursday 22nd February 2024. The session began with an overview of IoT. 94 students from SYBSc(CS) attended the workshop and interacted with the speaker along with her student volunteers. It covered fundamental concepts, applications, and challenges in IoT. It aimed to provide students with hands-on experience and practical skills in the rapidly expanding field of the Internet of Things (IoT) in a smarter world. 

Key takeaways included:

Hands-on Experience: Through interactive exercises, participants gained hands-on experience in designing and implementing IoT solutions in Tinker Cad simulation software.

Problem-Solving Skills: The collaborative projects fostered problem-solving skills, allowing participants to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios using LED-like components.

Industry Relevance: Case studies and industry applications provided participants with insights into the practical applications and relevance of IoT in diverse sectors.



Outcome of the lecture series:

Together, these initiatives reflect the commitment of the department to provide a holistic education that goes beyond traditional academic boundaries. The collaborative efforts between industry experts and academic faculty have created an environment where theoretical knowledge seamlessly integrates with hands-on experience.


As we conclude, the success of these guest sessions and workshops signifies the effectiveness of our approach to preparing students for a dynamic and interconnected world. The interdisciplinary learning experiences provided will undoubtedly contribute to the development of well-rounded professionals ready to make meaningful contributions to their respective fields. Future endeavors will continue to build upon this foundation, ensuring our students remain at the forefront of innovation, ethical practice, and practical application in the realms of emerging technologies and intellectual property rights.


Why to do Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA)? Course

 On 25 January 2024 Today Department of Commerce in collaboration with Pune Chapter of Western India Regional Council (WIRC) of The Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of India (ICMAI) has organised a Career Councelling session on *Why to do Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA) Course*? for UG and PG students in lecture hall no.3. The guest speaker for the session was *CMA Rahul Chincholkar (Treasurer Pune Chapter & renowned practicing Cost Accountant).* The guest speaker covers various points like eligibility, mode of examination, fees, concession, scholarship,syllabus, level of course, entry and mainly  future of Cost Accountancy profession. 216 students were present for the session.









Friday, February 23, 2024

The Trade Fair

 The Trade Fair organized by the Department of Commerce received an overwhelming response from the students, faculty members from various departments as well as non teaching staff members. The participants exhibited their entrepreneurial and marketing skills which helped them to sell their food items, games and merchandise.
















Chase your Passion

 On 13th January 2024 Priyadarshini Yuvati Manch conducted guest session ,"Chase your Passion" by the guest of honor Mrs. Madhulika Kadam (IRS), Deputy Commissioner Income Tax . She in a very simple and appealingly shared her success story of passing UPSC examination . She also put forth the importance  of plan B , by sharing the example  of her friend. It was an interactive session  in which  questions  asked by the teachers and students were answered.