Our desire is to bridge the critical gap between "knowing" a concept and "performing" under the high-pressure conditions of national-level examinations.
Our desire is to bridge the critical gap between "knowing" a concept and "performing" under the high-pressure conditions of national-level examinations.
Our motto of Pragathi Pu College is "Commerce is a trial to anticipate the future." It has been the driving force behind all of our efforts to educate our kids and prepare them for the difficulties of the contemporary world. We consider education to be the training of the mind to think rather than the acquisition of facts. Attending college is not a goal unto itself. It is merely a tool to help us reach a higher goal, which is to lead an exceptional and admirable life. In this regard, we at Pragathi Pu College continuously work to give our students a top-notch education as well as a complete growth. We are dedicated to educational excellence and equity. In a brief period of time, we have made significant progress! We keep moving forward and striving for greatness.
As an educational institution, we take great effort to provide the finest in this area since we understand that we are a vital stakeholder in creating modern India. Additionally, we think that the educational system must adapt to the demands of a youthful, energetic, and driven populace. Classes I and II of PUC are crucial times in a person's academic career. It symbolizes the two years that separate an adult college student from a young schoolchild. Between the ages of 14 and 17 is a critical period when children want direction and assistance without interfering with their freedom. We at Pragathi Pu College make sure the students have a fun and educational time during this time. We present the children with the perfect balance of enjoyment, extracurricular activities, and serious study. We make this trip an unforgettable one. We are able to accomplish this because of a religious setting, well-maintained facilities, knowledgeable instructors, helpful administration, sympathetic parents, and eager pupils.
In the academic year 2017–18, Pragathi Pu College launched its Department of Commerce. It seeks to develop important skills in its students, such as a passion for statistics and data analysis, business acumen, a grasp of the fundamentals of economics, etc. The faculty is made up of a group of outstanding instructors with years of solid experience. In order to guarantee that the best practices are ingrained in the teaching-learning process, they are also adept at using the most recent teaching technique. Our goal is to give students a comprehensive experience as they get ready for their graduation courses. In this regard, we host a variety of departmental activities, including debates, quizzes, forums for discussing current issues, involvement in departmental fests between schools, etc.
The following are some of the main subjects covered in the two-year course during grades 11 and 12:
One of the social sciences that has a significant impact on all people is economics. Economics is a multifaceted social science that includes psychology and mathematics. However, economics is fundamentally concerned with how a society meets its wants. Its most fundamental need is to survive, which calls for clothing, food, and shelter. After such are taken care of, it can examine more complex goods like services, private transportation, entertainment, and so forth. These days, the social science known as "Economics" mostly refers to the kind of economic theory known as Neoclassical Economics. It emerged in the 18th century on the premise that economics could be scientifically and quantitatively examined. In essence, economics is the study of how resources are used under certain restrictions, all under the bold assumption that the subject of the study is a rational being that aims to enhance its general well-being.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
Many of the disciplines that students learned in elementary school, such as arithmetic, science and technology, language, and social studies, are given a fresh, useful context in business studies. It assists students in realizing the importance of these subjects as they are used in the business world, such as when studying individuals and diverse communities, assisting people with their needs, difficulties, and issues, and developing goods and services that enhance people's quality of life. You may make better decisions in your daily life by studying business. It improves your comprehension of the working environment. It inspires you to contemplate how and why others launch businesses and why you might want to do the same.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
Accounting education can be viewed as a component of business education, as experience, and as practice in learning to learn. Accounting's goal is to shed light on the outcomes of management choices. Helping students learn how to become professional accountants is the goal of accounting education.
The measurement, processing, and dissemination of financial data about economic entities, such as businesses and corporations, is known as accounting or accountancy. It has been referred to as the "language of business" because it measures the outcomes of an organization's economic activities and communicates this data to a range of users, including creditors, investors, regulators, and management.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
EBAS stands for Economics, Business Studies, Accounting, and Statistics.
This course's goal is to acquaint you with statistics as a data science. In the digital era, there is an abundance of data, but it has proven more difficult to extract meaningful information and develop a solid understanding from complicated data sets. The principles of statistics, which can be broadly defined as methods for gathering, elucidating, summarizing, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting numerical data, will be the main focus of this course.
After a brief introduction to the field of statistics, this course will swiftly concentrate on descriptive statistics, offering graphical techniques for describing data. You will study random distributions, which form the basis of statistical reasoning, and combinatorial probability. We will concentrate on both estimation and hypothesis testing problems on the inference side. Regression analysis, a method for examining the relationship between two or more variables, will also be covered.
By the time this course ends, you should have a solid understanding of what statistics represent, how to use statistics to arrange and present data, and how to utilize the right statistical tools to derive reliable conclusions from data.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
One of the social sciences that has a significant impact on all people is economics. Economics is a multifaceted social science that includes psychology and mathematics. However, economics is fundamentally concerned with how a society meets its wants. Its most fundamental need is to survive, which calls for clothing, food, and shelter. After such are taken care of, it can examine more complex goods like services, private transportation, entertainment, and so forth. These days, the social science known as "Economics" mostly refers to the kind of economic theory known as Neoclassical Economics. It emerged in the 18th century on the premise that economics could be scientifically and quantitatively examined. In essence, economics is the study of how resources are used under certain restrictions, all under the bold assumption that the subject of the study is a rational being that aims to enhance its general well-being.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
Many of the disciplines that students learned in elementary school, such as arithmetic, science and technology, language, and social studies, are given a fresh, useful context in business studies. It assists students in realising the importance of these subjects as they are used in the business world, such as when studying individuals and diverse communities, assisting people with their needs, difficulties, and issues, and developing goods and services that enhance people's quality of life. You may make better decisions in your daily life by studying business. It improves your comprehension of the working environment. It inspires you to consider how and why people launch businesses, as well as why you might want to do the same.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
Accounting education can be viewed as a component of business education, as experience, and as practice in learning to learn. Accounting's goal is to shed light on the outcomes of management choices. Helping students learn how to become professional accountants is the goal of accounting education.
The measurement, processing, and dissemination of financial data about economic entities, such as businesses and corporations, is known as accounting or accountancy. It has been referred to as the "language of business" because it measures the outcomes of an organization's economic activities and communicates this data to a range of users, including creditors, investors, regulators, and management.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
EBAM stands for Economics, Business Studies, Accounting, and Basic Mathematics.
Through the use of fundamental number operations like subtraction and division, this course aims to introduce you to the topic of basic arithmetic while revealing these patterns and acquiring new applications, approaches, and techniques. Develop your understanding of decimals by learning basic skills including operations with fractions and decimals. Pupils will get a strong foundation in mathematical operations.
The following are some of the main subjects covered in the two-year course during grades 11 and 12:
One of the social sciences that has a significant impact on all people is economics. Economics is a multifaceted social science that includes psychology and mathematics. However, economics is fundamentally concerned with how a society meets its wants. Its most fundamental need is to survive, which calls for clothing, food, and shelter. After such are taken care of, it can examine more complex goods like services, private transportation, entertainment, and so forth. These days, the social science known as "Economics" mostly refers to the kind of economic theory known as Neoclassical Economics. It was founded on the notion that economics could be scientifically and analytically analyzed in the 18th century. In essence, economics is the study of how resources are used under certain restrictions, all under the bold assumption that the subject of the study is a rational being that aims to enhance its general well-being.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
Many of the disciplines that students learned in elementary school, such as arithmetic, science and technology, language, and social studies, are given a fresh, useful context in business studies. It assists students in realizing the importance of these subjects as they are used in the business world, such as when studying individuals and diverse communities, assisting people with their needs, difficulties, and issues, and developing goods and services that enhance people's quality of life. You may make better decisions in your daily life by studying business. It improves your comprehension of the working environment. It inspires you to consider how and why people launch businesses, as well as why you might want to do the same.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
Accounting education can be viewed as a component of business education, as experience, and as practice in learning to learn. Accounting's goal is to shed light on the outcomes of management choices. Helping students learn how to become professional accountants is the goal of accounting education.
The measurement, processing, and dissemination of financial data about economic entities, such as businesses and corporations, is known as accounting or accountancy. It has been referred to as the "language of business" because it measures the outcomes of an organization's economic activities and communicates this data to a range of users, including creditors, investors, regulators, and management.
The following are some of the most important lessons learned throughout the course of the two-year study:
Commerce students can enroll in the following major courses after completing their 12th grade:
We firmly believe that if teaching is a student's passion, they should pursue it and have a successful teaching career in any of the aforementioned sectors. You can use your expertise in any sector of your choice and impart it to the next generation, whether in a school, college, or other educational institution. In this way, you will also significantly contribute to the betterment of society.
A solid foundation must be established at the pre-university stage itself if a child wants to enroll in any of the aforementioned courses or, to put it another way, wishes to have a successful career. This is crucial since, in order to enroll in any study following II PUC, the child would undoubtedly need to pass a number of admission exams. Thus, the faculty at Pragathi P.U. College is always prepared to mentor and fully assist our students in their academic and overall growth.
Commerce is a very dynamic and expansive field in and of itself. Only the most motivated pupils can keep up with it because it is evolving so quickly every day. More and more students are drawn to a career and life in commerce because of this demanding aspect of this stream, and the number of these individuals is growing daily. This is a summary of some of the career opportunities available to commerce students following the 12th grade. The majority of these professions offer good compensation, exposure to the world, and other benefits.
Business Manager (B.Com, BBM, MFM, MBA - Finance): Management implies the qualities of leadership and the capacity to motivate people to work in order to achieve clearly defined objectives. It involves taking decisions based on innumerable economic and other factors. Planning, scheduling, decision making, controlling, etc., requires information whereas evaluation of technical, economic and other factors make management techniques important. Management education leads to specialization in marketing, sales, human resources and financial divisions of most corporations and financial institutions.
Marketing Manager/Marketing Research Executive (MBA-Marketing): Marketing positions involve determining client demands and using marketing tactics with the goal of making a profit. Market researchers analyze consumer preferences and needs both quantitatively and qualitatively, identify potential consumers, determine whether a new or improved product is necessary, gather pertinent data about competing products, determine the best locations for retail locations, determine the product's price, and determine profitability.
Company Secretary (CS): Company secretaries handle legal matters related to business management. They complete tax returns, maintain company records, and counsel the board of directors.
Chartered Accountant (CA): Chartered accountants handle money management and offer financial guidance. They conduct business audits and retain the financial transaction records that are mandated by law for all organizations.
Certified Financial Analyst (CFA): A CFA has received training in financial analysis, which entails a deep comprehension of the company's finances, investments, expansion strategies, etc. Corporate finance, financial services, and investment management are among the topics covered in CFA training.
Finance Manager (MBA-Finance): Financial managers are involved in financial management strategies and business viability planning, as well as preparing financial reports and offering investment recommendations.
Banker (MBA in Finance & Banking): Banking professionals manage the money of their clients. To put it simply, they assist individuals and corporations with loans, investments, and other financial matters.
Hotel Management (MBA in Finance, Marketing, and Hotel Management): Hotel management is a service sector that prioritizes meeting the demands of its customers. Numerous service businesses might benefit from hotel management training. Hotel managers are in charge of running their businesses profitably and efficiently.
Public Relations Officer (PRO): PR professionals portray their company in the best possible light to make their goals, policies, or services appealing. In order to preserve a fair public perception of the company's performance, they are in charge of corporate communication. Corporate communications departments are essential to the organization's policy formulation and mutual understanding.
Travel Advisor (MBA in Travel & Tourism): Travel advisors create itineraries, recommend the best travel options, and offer destination advice to customers and tourists. They function within the framework established by the government's tourist departments and the auxiliary services that bolster the travel and tourism sector.
