Over the past 21 years, the Department of Commerce has nurtured a vibrant community of alumni who exemplify academic achievement, professional success, and social responsibility. Our alumni network spans industries such as finance, banking, accounting, marketing, entrepreneurship, etc—demonstrating the real-world impact of a commerce education grounded in quality, ethics, and innovation.
As proud ambassadors of the department, our alumni continue to contribute their knowledge and expertise to society while staying connected through mentoring, interactions, and alumni events. Their continued engagement strengthens our mission and inspires the next generation of commerce professionals.
On 3 July 2026, an Alumni Interaction Session was organised as part of the Student Induction Programme for first-year students. Mr. Sanju P. Cherian, Motivational Speaker and alumnus of the B.Com. Computer Applications (2008–11 Batch), conducted an engaging ice-breaking session for the newly admitted students. The session helped students feel comfortable in their new academic environment while providing an opportunity to interact with and gain inspiration from a successful alumnus.
Alumni Interaction: Ice-Breaking Session
Alumni Interaction: Ice-Breaking Session
On 10 July 2026, the Department of Commerce organised an Alumni Interaction Session as part of the Commerce Association activities for the academic year 2026–27. Dr. Megha Jacob, alumna of the institution, addressed the students on the theme “Beyond the Degree: Turning Opportunities into Impact.” Drawing from her professional experience, she shared valuable insights on career preparedness, leadership, the evolving corporate landscape, and transforming academic learning into meaningful professional achievements.
Alumni Interaction: Beyond the Degree – Turning Opportunities into Impact
The Department of Commerce, in association with IQAC and Yashus, conducted an Alumni Interaction Module for S1A featuring Mr. Kevin Thomas Johnson, Business Development Manager, Edyn Ltd. The session focused on “The Art of Strategic Networking & Resume Building Pointers.” The interaction provided students with valuable insights into professional networking, effective resume preparation, and career development.
S1A – Alumni Interaction with Kevin Thomas Johnson
The Department of Commerce, in association with IQAC and Yashus, conducted an Alumni Interaction Module for S1B featuring Mr. Johan Sen George, Assistant Manager, Wendy’s. The session on “Leveraging Education for Global Career Path” helped students understand how their academic learning can be effectively utilised to build a successful global career. The interaction offered practical guidance and motivation for their future professional journey.
