The Department of Commerce at St. Paul Institute of Professional Studies is committed to providing high-quality commerce education that blends academic excellence with industry-relevant skills and interpersonal skills. The department offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programme designed to develop analytical thinking, managerial ability, and professional competence among students.
With a dedicated, qualified and highly experienced faculty team, modern infrastructure, and a learner-centric approach, the department prepares students for careers in finance, accounting, taxation, management, marketing, banking, and entrepreneurship.
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Faculty Details
Madhavi Tarani
HOD
Dr. Rakesh Agrawal
Professor
Dr. Mahesh Joshi
Associate Professor
Dr. Suvarana Lapalikar
Associate Professor
Dr. Santosh Rajak
Assistant Professor
Dr. Danish Khan
Assistant Professor
Dr. Jyoti Bathra
Assistant Professor
Dr. Gagan Mittal
Assistant Professor
Dr. Prachi Rathi
Assistant Professor
Dr. Sonali Solanki
Assistant Professor
Dr. Deepika Gupta
Assistant Professor
Dr. Deepali Sharma
Assistant Professor
Vidhi Pariyani
Assistant Professor
PO'S,PSO'S & CO'S
PO1 Apply foundational knowledge of science for problem solving.
PO2 Use scientific reasoning and analysis to draw conclusions.
PO3 Design and analyse experimental setups and processes.
PO4 Interpret experimental data and scientific phenomena.
PO5 Use modern scientific tools and methods.
PO6 Understand environmental and societal impacts of science.
PO7 Practice ethical and responsible science.
PO8 Work effectively in teams and independently.
PO9 Communicate scientific ideas effectively.
PO10 Engage in lifelong learning and scientific inquiry.
PSO1 : Understand the laws and concepts of thermodynamics and heat.
PSO2 : Apply thermodynamic principles in real-life and lab-based situations.
PSO3 : Identify the role of thermal systems in regional and national development.
CO1: Understand historical evolution of thermodynamics and Indian scientists' contributions (Bose, Saha).
CO2: Identify key features and impact of thermal power plants in Madhya Pradesh.
CO3: Explain the working principle of heat engines and conversion of heat to work.
CO4: Apply calorimeter and Newton’s law of cooling in real-life situations and labs.
