MANCHERIAL INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

MIMS Degree & P.G. College, Mancherial,Telangana.
Affiliated to Kakatiya University, Warangal, Telangana.
Mancherial, Telangana, India - 504 208

Commerce Department

Faculty: 5

Courses: 6

Activities: 21

Infrastructure: 0

V Mallachary

Mcom, B.ed

SANDINAVENA DAMODHAR

M.Com.

Mr. BANDI PRASAD

lecturer in commerce

M.Com., M.B.A..Fin

KUDIRE SUMALATHA

Associate professor

M.com,M.Ed

Lingala Sharadha

Lecturer

M.B.A HR

B.B.A (General )

Subject : Fundamentals of marketing

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 103

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 1

Credits: Theory : 5 | Practical : 0

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 0

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B.B.A (General )

Subject : Business laws and ethics

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 302

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 3

Credits: Theory : 5 | Practical : 0

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 0

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B.B.A (General )

Subject : Performance Appraisal and counselling

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 502(c)

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 5

Credits: Theory : 5 | Practical : 0

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 0

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B.Com (Computer Applications ) E/M

Subject : Business organisation and Management

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 102

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 1

Credits: Theory : 5 | Practical : 0

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 0

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B.Com (Computer Applications ) E/M

Subject : Financial Accounting

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: DSC201

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 2

Credits: Theory : 5 | Practical : 0

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 0

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B.Com (Computer Applications ) E/M

Subject : Financial Accounting

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: DSC201

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 2

Credits: Theory : 5 | Practical : 0

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 0

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B.Com (General) E/M

Subject : Business organisation and Management

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 102

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 1

Credits: Theory : 5 | Practical : 0

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 0

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Student Centric Learning (SCL)

Best Practices (Criterion 7)

LAB ACTIVITY RBC COUNTING

📅 2026-09-15

  • Students performed RBC counting using a haemocytometer and microscope to determine the number of red blood cells in a blood sample

Other Activities

SEMINOR ON FINAL ACCOUNTS

📅 2026-10-26

  • Involves practical training on adjusting trial balance figures, treating closing stock, and accounting for outstanding or prepaid expenses
  • Guided hands-on sessions cover recording operational revenues, expenses, assets, and liabilities according to standard accounting principles

Seminar

📅 2026-10-26

BBA V SEM GROUP DISCUSSION

📅 2026-10-21

  • The group discussion on Performance Appraisal was conducted among BBA students to provide practical knowledge about evaluating employee performance in an organization
  • Students discussed various appraisal methods, such as rating scales, 360-degree feedback, self-appraisal, and management by objectives (MBO)
  • The discussion also covered the role of performance appraisal in promotions, salary increments, employee motivation, and identifying training needs
  • Students shared their opinions, exchanged ideas, and developed a better understanding of how performance appraisal supports human resource management

BBA III SEM GROUP DISCUSSION

📅 2026-10-17

  • Business laws and ethics are essential for the smooth and responsible functioning of an organization
  • Business laws provide rules and regulations that companies must follow, while business ethics guide organizations in making fair, honest, and socially responsible decisions
  • In a group discussion, participants share their views on topics such as consumer protection, employee rights, corporate social responsibility, workplace equality, environmental protection, and corruption
  • They discuss real-life business situations and examine how organizations can balance profitability with ethical responsibilities
  • The discussion helps students understand that following the law is necessary, but ethical behavior is also important for building a good reputation and maintaining long-term relationships with customers, employees, and society

Bathukamma Celebrations

📅 2026-10-09

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Teachers day

📅 2026-10-05

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Guest Lecturer on Commerce

📅 2026-09-29

  • The session covered the fundamentals of financial accounting, preparation of financial statements, accounting standards, and the importance of maintaining accurate financial records

Group discussion on six box model of OD

📅 2026-09-17

  • During the discussion, students explored the six major components of the model: Purpose, Structure, Relationships, Rewards, Leadership, and Helpful Mechanisms
  • They discussed how organizational goals, job responsibilities, interpersonal relationships, employee recognition, leadership practices, and support systems contribute to organizational performance
  • Students shared their views, exchanged ideas, and discussed practical examples of organizational challenges
  • They examined how the Six-Box Model can help organizations identify gaps, improve coordination, strengthen employee motivation, and achieve organizational objectives
  • The activity provided an interactive learning environment in which students could connect theoretical concepts with real-world management practices

Group discussion on Finance management

📅 2026-09-16

  • The Department of Management organized a group discussion on the topic “Financial Management” to enhance students’ understanding of financial planning and decision-making in business organizations
  • During the activity, students discussed the meaning, objectives, scope, and significance of financial management, along with its major functions, such as investment decisions, financing decisions, and dividend decisions
  • Students exchanged ideas on financial planning, capital budgeting, working capital management, budgeting, and the effective utilization of financial resources
  • They also discussed the importance of maintaining liquidity, controlling costs, managing financial risks, and maximizing the value of a business
  • Through peer interaction and practical examples, students explored how sound financial management contributes to business growth, profitability, and long-term sustainability
  • The activity provided an interactive learning environment that encouraged students to express their opinions, analyse financial situations, share knowledge, and develop a better understanding of real-world financial challenges

Group discussion on MBO

📅 2026-09-16

  • The Department of Management organized a group discussion on the topic “Management by Objectives (MBO)” for students to develop a practical understanding of goal-oriented management
  • The discussion focused on the concept introduced by Peter F
  • Drucker and its significance in modern organizational practices
  • During the activity, students discussed the major steps involved in MBO, including setting organizational objectives, defining individual goals, developing action plans, monitoring performance, evaluating results, and providing feedback
  • They exchanged ideas on how managers and employees can work together to establish clear targets, improve accountability, and measure performance effectively
  • Students also discussed the benefits and limitations of MBO, including improved communication, employee participation, motivation, coordination, and performance measurement
  • Through practical examples and peer interaction, they explored how MBO can be applied in educational institutions, business organizations, and other workplaces to align individual efforts with organizational objectives
  • The activity encouraged active participation, collaborative learning, and the application of management concepts to real-life situations

Group discussion on Management thought and evolution of management

📅 2026-09-16

  • During the discussion, students explored the major schools of management thought, including the classical approach, which emphasizes efficiency, organizational structure, and administrative principles; the neo-classical approach, which highlights human relations, employee motivation, and group behaviour; and modern approaches, which focus on systems, contingency, and organizational adaptability
  • Students discussed the contributions of prominent management thinkers such as F
  • W
  • Taylor, Henri Fayol, Max Weber, Elton Mayo, and Peter Drucker
  • They exchanged ideas on the relevance of these theories in contemporary business organizations and examined how management practices have changed with technological advancements, globalization, and changing employee expectations
  • The activity encouraged students to share their perspectives, compare theoretical concepts, and connect classroom learning with real-world organizational practices
  • It provided an interactive platform for collaborative learning and a deeper understanding of the development of management as a discipline

Mini project on startup business idea projects

📅 2026-09-10

  • Students prepared presentations and supporting materials to explain the feasibility and uniqueness of their ideas
  • Each group presented its proposed startup, discussed the problems it intended to solve, and explained how its product or service could create value for customers
  • Faculty members provided guidance and feedback to help students refine their business concepts and improve their understanding of practical business challenges
  • The presentations also encouraged interaction, peer learning, constructive feedback, and discussion of the opportunities and risks associated with launching a startup
  • Through this activity, students gained practical exposure to business planning, innovation, entrepreneurship, and the application of management concepts in real-life situations

INDEPENDENCE DAY

📅 2026-08-14

  • Independence Day is celebrated in India on 15th August every year to commemorate India's independence from British rule in 1947
  • The celebration includes flag hoisting, singing the national anthem, patriotic speeches, cultural programs, and tributes to freedom fighters
  • Educational institutions organize various activities to help students understand the value of freedom, democracy, and national unity

Seminar on the topic of characteristics of OD by BBA 5th sem students

📅 2026-08-12

  • The seminar on “Characteristics of Organizational Development” provided students with an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the nature and importance of OD in modern organizations
  • The session explained how Organizational Development is a planned and systematic process aimed at improving organizational performance, employee relationships, and overall effectiveness
  • The key characteristics discussed during the seminar included planned change, a long-term perspective, a system-wide approach, employee participation, teamwork, humanistic values, data-based problem-solving, and the use of behavioral science techniques
  • Students learned how these characteristics help organizations manage change, resolve workplace conflicts, improve communication, and build a supportive work environment
  • Through presentations and discussions, students connected theoretical concepts with practical organizational situations
  • The seminar encouraged active participation, knowledge sharing, critical thinking, and the development of professional communication skills

Seminar on the topic of forms of business by bcom ca 1st sem student

📅 2026-08-12

  • The seminar on “Forms of Business” provided students with an opportunity to explore the various structures through which business activities are organized and conducted
  • The session explained the characteristics of different forms of business ownership, along with their respective merits and demerits
  • Students gained knowledge about sole proprietorship, partnership firms, Limited Liability Partnerships, Joint Hindu Family Businesses, cooperative societies, and joint stock companies
  • The seminar discussed how these forms differ in terms of ownership, capital contribution, liability, decision-making authority, continuity, and legal requirements
  • Through presentations and discussions, students were encouraged to examine real-life business examples and understand how entrepreneurs select a suitable business structure according to their objectives and resources
  • The activity promoted active participation, conceptual clarity, and practical understanding of business organization

Seminar on the topic of nature of Management

📅 2026-08-12

  • The seminar on “Nature of Management” was conducted by BBA 1st semester students to understand the fundamental concepts and characteristics of management
  • The session covered the goal-oriented, continuous, universal, and dynamic nature of management
  • Students explained how planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling help organizations achieve their objectives
  • The seminar improved students’ subject knowledge and encouraged them to understand the importance of management in business operations

TASK Employability Enhancement Program - Mahindra Pride Class Room

📅 2026-02-12

  • Day-1: Resume Preparation Importance of resume in recruitment Structure and formatting Writing career objective and skills Highlighting projects and achievements Common resume mistakes Day-2: Interview Skills Types of interviews Frequently asked questions Communication techniques Body language & professional etiquette Confidence building Day-3: Activity-Based Training Self-introduction practice Group discussion Mock interviews Interactive employability activities Trainer feedback Training Methodology Experiential learning Activity-based training Practice sessions Continuous observation Performance feedback

BLOOD DONATION CAMP

📅 2026-02-12

  • The Indian Red Cross medical team conducted donor screening, haemoglobin testing, and blood collection following medical protocols
  • Students, faculty members, and parents voluntarily donated blood and pledged to support emergency blood requirements in future
  • A total of 51 units of blood were successfully collected

Industrial Visit to Sanathana Analytics & Recruitment Services Pvt. Ltd.

📅 2026-02-07

  • DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY The students and faculty were warmly received by CEO Mr
  • Y
  • Sainatha Raju and the key officials of the organization
  • Visit to First Floor – Analytics & Financial Wings Students observed: Real-time analytics operations Financial data handling processes Workstations and corporate infrastructure The staff explained the workflow and tools used in analytics and finance
  • Visit to Second Floor – E-Commerce & Sanathana Edutech Wing Students learned: Call center operations Customer interaction process Order handling system Role of technology in e-commerce Interaction Session – Third Floor A formal session was conducted in the seminar hall where: The CEO delivered a motivational talk on career planning Guidance was given on: Resume preparation Interview skills Industry expectations The HR Manager, Financial Manager, and Department Heads explained: Roles and responsibilities in their domains Recruitment process Required technical & soft skills Students actively interacted and clarified their doubts

ALUMNI CAREER GUIDANCE ONLINE WEBINAR

📅 2026-02-01

  • MIMS Degree College organized an Online Alumni Career Guidance Webinar on 01 February 2026 through Google Meet
  • The session began with a formal welcome of the distinguished alumna Ms
  • Shirisha Rapally, currently serving as Divisional Accounts Officer, GHMC
  • DURING HER ADDRESS, SHE EMPHASIZED : Success is the result of disciplined preparation, not luck Importance of daily newspaper reading and current affairs Early morning study habits and continuous revision Answer writing practice for mains examinations Integrated preparation for prelims and mains Time management for degree students preparing for competitive exams She explained career opportunities in: Civil Services State Public Service Commission Banking sector Departmental recruitments Students actively interacted and clarified doubts regarding: Eligibility Book selection Preparation strategy Balancing degree and competitive exam The session ended with a formal vote of thanks
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