PEO1. To develop a strong foundational understanding of financial markets, including principles of economics, finance, and relevant regulatory frameworks. 

PEO2. To bridge theory with practical applications by analysing real-world financial data and scenarios and applying research methodologies to enhance decision-making skills. 

PEO3. To cultivate critical thinking and innovative problem-solving abilities specifically within the context of financial markets and their impact on various stakeholders. 

PEO4. To acquire and demonstrate industry-relevant skills and competencies necessary for success in financial market professions, such as financial analysis, risk management, and investment strategies. 

PEO5. To engage in ethical discussions and reflect on the importance of integrity, responsibility, and professionalism in financial decision-making and practice. 

PEO6. To synthesize knowledge across disciplines including finance, mathematics, and economics, while also appreciating the socio-cultural implications and influences on financial markets. 

PEO7. To prepare students to pursue further education, professional certification, or advanced career opportunities in accounting, finance, or related fields, and will continue to enhance their knowledge and skills to achieve professional success and personal fulfilment. 

PEO8. To incorporate Indian Knowledge Systems into Contemporary Accounting Practices. 

PO1: Gain theoretical and practical exposure in the field of Commerce, Account, Finance, Marketing, Management, Economics, Environment, Mathematics and statistics, Business Law and Business Communication.

PO2: Develop communication skills and build confidence to face the challenges of practical circumstances also enhances the capacity of decision making at personal and professional level.

PO3: Be industry ready and develop various managerial and accounting skills by strengthening their capacities in varied areas of commerce for holistic development.

PO4: Develop managerial and analytical skills to meet the challenges of the dynamic business environment, industry and economy at Local, Regional, National and Global Levels

PO5: Improve competency to make themselves eligible and employable by understanding the multidisciplinary connections that links the world economies and people

PO6: Indulge in reflective and collaborative thinking by understanding the concepts in the field of Commerce and Business.

PO7: Refrain from unethical behaviour, falsification, and manipulation of information

PO8: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern ICT tools for exploring, analysing, and using the business information

PO9: Be Self-paced and self-directed Lifelong learners aimed at personal development, skill development and reskilling in the field of Commerce

PO10: Be engaged with socio-cultural framework concerning them to understand the issues of Sustainable Development Goals

A Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) – B.Com (A&F) degree from KES Shroff College opens up a wide range of career opportunities across various sectors. Our graduates are well-equipped with the skills and knowledge required to thrive in the competitive accounting and finance industry. Here are some of the career paths available to our graduates:

1. Chartered Accountant (CA):

• Manage financial records, prepare financial statements, and ensure compliance with accounting standards.
• Work in public accounting firms, corporate finance departments, or as independent consultants.

2. Financial Analyst:

• Analyze financial data, create financial models, and provide insights to support business decisions.
• Work in investment firms, banks, insurance companies, and corporate finance.

3. Auditor:

• Examine financial statements to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations.
• Work in public accounting firms, government agencies, and corporations.

4. Tax Consultant:

• Advise clients on tax planning, compliance, and strategies to minimize tax liabilities.
• Work in accounting firms, law firms, and as independent consultants.

5. Cost Accountant:

• Analyze cost data, prepare cost reports, and help manage budgets to improve financial efficiency.
• Work in manufacturing, service industries, and governmental organizations.

6. Corporate Finance Manager:

• Oversee financial planning, budgeting, and funding strategies for businesses.
• Work in corporate finance departments of large companies.

7. Investment Banker:

• Advise companies on mergers, acquisitions, and capital raising strategies.
• Work in investment banks, financial advisory firms, and corporate finance departments.

8. Financial Planner:

• Provide financial advice and planning services to individuals and businesses.
• Work in financial advisory firms, banks, and as independent consultants.

9. Accounts Manager:

• Oversee daily accounting operations, manage accounting staff, and ensure accurate financial reporting.
• Work in various industries, including retail, manufacturing, and services.

10. Compliance Officer:

• Ensure that organizations comply with financial regulations and internal policies.
• Work in financial institutions, corporations, and regulatory bodies.