As per the recent report of ‘All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE)’, about 16% of students enrolled in commerce stream at undergraduate level only after ‘Arts & Humanities’ courses. It is evident that a significant number of students progressed through B.Com course which paves the way for the contribution of professional and technical support for the various industries involved in (i) Business (ii) Trade and (iii) Accounting. Subsequently, the training and creation of skilled work-force in those areas are crucial to every institute which offers commerce stream like St.Vincent Pallotti College.
The Department of Commerce is focused exactly on this prime factor of advantage to be given to the students who are pursuing B.Com course. In order to cater the interests of the students, St. Vincent Pallotti College made a ‘Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)’ with the ‘Tally CAPS Infotech’, Raipur for conducting workshops and seminars exclusively for the B.Com students in ‘Tally PRIME- an accounting software’.
Mr. Chetan Gupta, The Director of the institute has been carried out a one-week work shop on ‘Tally Prime Value Added Course’ which includes, (i) Creation of company (ii) Voucher entry (iii) Ledger creation (iv) F11 and F12 features (v) Order processing (vi) functionality and transferability from Tally ERP to Tally PRIME. Students were given assignments on the completion of every module and those who have excelled in the respective modules were awarded with the ‘Certificate of Appreciation’. Large number of students participated in the workshop and benefitted on the important aspects of career enrichment through the accounting techniques from ‘Tally-PRIME.
The seven day long workshop is successfully completed on 26-11-2022 on which the toppers of the modules were presented with the certificates by Head of the Department of Commerce, Mr. Vaibhav Shrivastava. The program co-ordinator, Ms Khushboo and Department’s in-charge of the workshop Mr. Aakash Goenka supervised and executed along with all other faculty members of the department. The session concluded with the words of gratitude by Mrs. Tripti Pashine.
