On August 6, 2024, the Department of Commerce, in association with IQAC, hosted a seminar on Research Methodology for 5th Semester B.Com students. Ms. Manju Satheesh highlighted the crucial role of research methodology in academic and professional settings, explaining it as the foundation of effective problem-solving and scholarly work. Drawing from her extensive experience, Ms. Satheesh provided practical insights into preparing a comprehensive project report, detailing each step from identifying a research problem to compiling the final report. Her presentation included guidance on selecting

On August 6, 2024, the Department of Commerce at MTM College, in collaboration with IQAC, launched the "Tenderly Together" Ten Rupees Challenge program to support economically disadvantaged individuals in Veliyancode and Maranchery panchayats. The initiative encourages students and faculty to contribute just ten rupees each, pooling their small donations to create a substantial fund for assisting patients with medical expenses. The program has garnered enthusiastic support, highlighting the power of collective effort and fostering a sense of social responsibility within the college c

On June 21, 2024, the Department of Commerce and Management Studies, in collaboration with the IQAC, hosted a short film festival at the M Block seminar hall to commemorate World Refugee Day. The event featured screenings of three acclaimed short films: "Rain is Beautiful," "Life on Hold," and "When You Don't Exist," each offering a unique perspective on the refugee experience. Mr. Syam Prasad, Assistant Professor, coordinated the festival and provided insights into the challenges refugees face. The films portrayed various aspects of displacement, from resilie

On June 12, 2024, the Department of Commerce and Management Studies, in association with IQAC, organized an online digital poster-making competition to mark World Day Against Child Labour. The competition, held on WhatsApp, aimed to raise awareness and educate MTM students about the harmful effects of child labour. Participants were encouraged to use their creativity to design posters that illustrated the harsh realities and consequences of child labour while proposing solutions to address this critical issue. The initiative sought to leverage artistic expression as a means of advocacy and soc