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20 Mar 2026

Investor Awareness Programme

Event Name: Investor Awareness Programme
Organized by: Department of Commerce & CS – Shift 2
Date: 20 March 2026
Time: 9:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Venue: EAST BLOCK ROOM NO. 208

In charges:

Organizing Secretary

Dr J Kumar, Asso. Prof and Head, Department of Commerce

Event Convenors

  • Dr Devi Narayani, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce
  • Dr Mahalakshmi, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce
  • Dr Deebika, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce
  • Dr Anchana, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce
  • Mrs. Sindhu Premalatha, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce

 

Event Objectives:

  •  To create awareness among students about the fundamentals of investing and financial planning.
  •  To educate participants on various investment avenues such as stocks, mutual funds, and bonds.
  •  To promote informed and responsible investment decisions among young investors.
  •  To enhance financial literacy and understanding of market risks and returns.
  •  To encourage participants to develop long-term investment strategies.

Key Highlights:

  •  The programme was conducted on 20 March 2026 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at East Block Room No. 208.
  •  Expert speakers from the financial sector delivered insightful sessions on investment strategies and market trends.
  •  Interactive sessions and Q&A segments allowed participants to clarify doubts and engage actively.
  •  Real-life case studies and examples were presented to simplify complex financial concepts.
  •  Informative materials and resources were shared with participants for further learning.
  •  The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of Commerce & CS (Shift 2).

Outcomes:

  •  Participants gained a better understanding of various investment options and their associated risks.
  •  Improved financial awareness and confidence in making investment decisions.
  •  Increased interest among students in personal finance and wealth management.
  •  Participants were able to differentiate between short-term and long-term investment strategies.

The programme contributed to building a financially informed student community.

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