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 SEMESTER III
S r. N o C h o i -B
c ea s e d C r e d i t S y s t e m s C r e d it s
1 . M a jo r C o u r s e s 4 +4
i) F in a n c ia l A c c o u n ti n g I I I
ii) F in a n c ia l M a n a g e m e n t I

2 . M in o r C o u r s e s 4
D ir e c t Ta x III

3 . S k ill E n h a n c e m e n t C o u rs e s 3
I n f o r m a ti o n T e c h n o lo g y in A c c o u n ti n g &
F in a n c e
4 . A b i l i tEyn h a n c e m e n t C o u r s e s : 2
M IL

SEMESTER IV
S r. N o C h o i c
-Bea s e d C r e d i t S y s t e m s C r e d it s

1. M a jo r C o u r s e s 4+4

i) F in a n c ia l A c c o u
Vn t i n g I

ii) F i n a n c i a l M a n a g Ie m e n t I

2. M in o r C o u r s e s 4

I nD i r e c t T a x I

3. S k ill E n h a n c e m e n t C o u rs e s 3

R e s e a r c h M e t h o d o lo g y

4. A b i l i t y E n h a n c e m e n t C o u r s e s2:

M IL

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1. Fundamental Analysis IV 1. Technical Analysis IV
2. Equity Markets IV 2. Fixed Income Securities IV
3. Business Strategy: Mutual fund Management IV 3. Business Strategy: Financial Planning IV
4. Open Elective: Business Law III 4. Open Elective: Cooperate and Securities Law III
5. IT in Financial Markets III 5. Research Methodology III
6. MIL II 6. MIL II

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1. Retail Banking IV 1. Life & Gen Insurance IV
2. Credit and Risk Management IV 2. Investment Banking IV
3. Business Finance & Financial Markets IV 3. Business Finance: Mutual fund Management IV
4. Open Elective: Business Law III 4. Open Elective: Corporate & Banking Law III
5. IT in Banking & Insurance III 5. Research Methodology III
6. MIL II 6. MIL II

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1. Major Courses 1. Major Courses:
a) Media & Cultural Studies IV a) Introduction to Advertising IV
b) Principle & Practices of Audio - Visual Media IV b) Introduction to Journalism IV
2. Minor Courses IV 2. Minor Courses
Film Appreciation a) Introduction to Public Relations IV
3. Skill Enhancement Courses: 3. Skill Enhancement Courses:
Basics of Photography III Documentary Research and Production III
4. Ability Enhancement Courses: 4. Ability Enhancement Courses:
Media Writing in Local Languages II Localising Content for Digital Media II

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Post Graduate Program - MCom
HR College conducts a 2 year integrated course leading to the Post Graduate degree of Master of Commerce Program with specialization in
Advanced Accountancy or Banking & Finance or Business Management under the auspices of the HSNC University, Mumbai. For
admission to the said course the cut-off percentage is high for both in-house students as well as those from other colleges. Performance at
the personal interview and attendance at the under-graduate classes are other criteria for admission.
The following are the distinguishing features of the H.R. College M.Com. Program
Ø Excellent teaching environment
Ø Access to student resources at the college.
Ø Insistence on 75% attendance at lectures
Ø Continuous monitoring of performance
Ø Class seminars
Ø Guest faculty from management institute and the Industry.
A majority of the lectures are taken by internal faculty. Classroom teaching is supplemented by guest lectures, seminars, workshops
and live projects. The college conducts term-end examinations and preliminary examination to prepare the students in the technique of
writing answers.
The paper composition for M.Com. - I and M.Com. - II is as listed below :

MCOM - Advanced Accountancy 3. Financial Planning and Wealth Management

4. Elective - Strategic Management or Indirect Tax
SEMESTER I SEMESTER III
Major: 1. Debt Markets
1. Advanced Financial Accounting 2. Credit Management and Credit Risk
2. Cost and Management Accounting 3. Investment and Portfolio Management
3. Corporate Finance 4. Accounting and Auditing in Banking
Minor 5. Project Work - I
4. Research Methodology SEMESTER IV
5. Business Ethics OR Strategic Management 1. Investment Banking Management
(discipline specific electives) 2. Financial Planning and Wealth Management
SEMESTER II 3. Treasury management
1. Financial Management 4. Risk Management in Banking
2. Financial Planning and Wealth Management 5. Project Work - II
3. Financial Market
MCOM - Business Management
4. Selective - Entrepreneurship / Ecommerce
SEMESTER III
1. Advanced Financial Accounting SEMESTER I
2. Direct Tax Major:
3. Advanced Cost Accounting 1. Organizational Behavior
4. Advanced Auditing 2. Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
5. Project Work - I 3. Strategic Management
Minor:
SEMESTER IV
4. Research Methodology
1. Corporate Financial Accounting
5. Digital Marketing OR Direct Tax (Discipline
2. Indirect Tax- Goods & Service Tax Specific Electives)
3. Financial Management
SEMESTER II
4. Financial Planning & Wealth Management
1. Entrepreneurship Management
5. Project Work - II 2. Ecommerce
MCOM - Banking & Finance 3. Service Marketing
4. Elective - Retail Management or Indirect Tax
SEMESTER I SEMESTER III
1. Human Resource Management
Major
2. Rural Marketing
1. Commercial Bank Management 3. Entrepreneurial Management
2. Financial Services 4. Marketing Strategies and Practices
3. Accounting and Auditing in Banking 5. Project Work - I
Minor
SEMESTER IV
4. Research Methodology
1. Supply Chain Management and Logistics
5. Business Ethics OR Direct Tax (Discipline Specific Electives)
2. Advertising and Sales Management
SEMESTER II 3. Retail Management
1. Financial Markets 4. Management of Business Relations
2. Credit Management and Credit Risk 5. Project Work - II
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Ph.D. Centre
Business Policy and Administration
The Ph.D. Centre in Business Policy and Administration (Commerce faculty) was started under the able guidance
of Dr. Ruki Mirchandani, who successfully guided thirteen research scholars. HSNC University granted
Permanent recognition to Research Centres for the Ph.D. (Commerce & Management) Degree Program in the
subject of Business Policy & Administration and Business Economics. The center on the subjects of Business
Policy & Administration has six guides Dr. Pooja Ramchandani, Dr. Rita Khatri, Dr. Jaya Manglani, Dr. Navin
Punjabi, Dr. Jasbir Sodi, and Dr. Tasneem Razmi. There has been a phenomenal rise in faculty research through
minor and major research projects, publications, and conference presentations. The college encourages collabora-
tive research among students and faculty and many students undertake joint research projects with their faculty
mentor and primary researcher. 12 additional seats were approved by the LIC committee in the year 2023-2024 for
Business Economics
3 students have submitted their thesis last October in 2023 under the University of Mumbai and their vivas will be
held shortly 8 new students are registered under the HSNCU university. Guiding teacher is Dr. Geeta Nair.
English
It was established and recognized by the HSNC University on 26th March 2024. The centre has three recognized
research guides: Dr. Paromita Chakrabarti, Professor and Head, Department of English, HR College of
Commerce and Economics; Dr. Shalini Sinha, Professor, Department of English and Vice Principal, KC College;
and Dr. Geeta Sahu, Associate Professor of English, HR College of Commerce and Economics. The centre has
been granted recognition for five years and will be renewed every five years according to UGC guidelines.
Currently the university has permitted an intake of 22 research scholars for PhD degree in English.

Geography and Environmental Management

It has been set up on the 26th of March, 2024. It is recognized by the HSNC University. The centre has two
research guides: Dr. Chandani Bhattacharjee and Dr Rani Tyagi, both qualified and recognised to guide students
in the disciplines of Geography and Environment. The centre as per the UGC Guidelines will be awarding PHD as
for the next five years thereafter will renew its recognition as the rules entail. The Centre has a capacity for an
intake of 14 research scholars.

The details of the candidates who applied with reference to the advertisement for admission to the Ph.D.
course in Commerce & Management are as follows: -

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 A] Students Registered Under Mumbai University
1.Business Policy & Administration: -
NAME OF THE STUDENTS NAME OF THE GUIDES

Sumita Madav Dr. Pooja Ramchandani

Meena Desai Dr. Pooja Ramchandani

Rahul Shetty Dr. Pooja Ramchandani

Ms. Iyengar Subhasini Kannan Dr. Pooja Ramchandani

Chandrashekhar Ghogare Dr. Pooja Ramchandani

Arti Modi Dr. Rita Khatri

Anjalli Vachhani Dr. Rita Khatri

Manya Kishin Hardwani Dr. Rita Khatri

Joshi Akshay Dr. Jaya Manglani

Vikas Dayashankar Singh Dr. Jaya Manglani
Rahul Mohile Dr. Jaya Manglani

Manish Punjabi Dr. Jaya Manglani

Kum Kalotkar C.P. Dr. Navin Punjabi

Mishra R.R.S. Dr. Navin Punjabi

Kum.Salecha P.K Dr. Navin Punjabi

Kum.Jain S.A Dr. Navin Punjabi

2. Business Economics : -
NAME OF THE STUDENTS NAME OF THE GUIDES

Payal Meghani Dr. Geeta Nair

Kirti Varma Dr. Geeta Nair

Bharti Jethani Dr. Geeta Nair

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 B] Students Registered under HSNC University
1. BUSINESS POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION: -
NAME OF THE STUDENTS NAME OF THE GUIDES

Mr. Viraj Dhiraj Singal Dr. Navin Punjabi

Ms. Deepthi Ramchandran Dr. Navin Punjabi

Ms. Vidhi Kothari Dr. Jaya Maglani

Mr. Niraj Sharma Dr. Pooja Ramchandani

Mr. K. Saravanan Nadar Dr. Pooja Ramchandani

Ms. Gada Charvi Dr. Rita Khatri

Mr. Vicky Karnani Dr. Rita Khatri

Ms. Dharti Narwani Dr. Jasbir Sodi

Ms. Sneh Gehi Dr. Tasneem Razmi

Mr. Faaiz Patel Dr. Pooja Ramchandani

Mrs. Mamta Rohan Shukla Dr. Jaya Manglani

Mr. Chirag Punjabi Dr. Jasbir Sodi

2. Business Economics : -
NAME OF THE STUDENTS NAME OF THE GUIDES

Mr. Deepesh Suresh Jain Dr. Geeta Nair

Mr. Sagar Harsh Jethani Dr. Geeta Nair

Mr. Kashinath Daxraj Mishra Dr. Geeta Nair

Mr. Santosh Bhakta Dr. Geeta Nair

Mr. Aniket Patil Dr. Geeta Nair

Ms. Parchi Ahuja Dr. Geeta Nair

Mr. Prem Rajani Dr. Geeta Nair

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General Information
Documents issued by the College aforesaid documents. On completion of these
formalities and payment of necessary fees the
IDENTITY CARD required duplicate certificates will be issued to
the concerned students accordingly.
The Identity Card is an important document. Every student is required to
take a good care of it and must always carry it with oneself. Students are
required to show it on demand in the College, in the Library, at any collage
Attendance
event and while travelling on local trains. The loss of Identity Card should be Attendance at lectures and tutorials is
immediately reported to the College Office in writing, with a statement of the mandatory.
circumstances in which it was lost. The office will issue a Duplicate Identity
Card against payment of Rs.100/-. Attendance of students at all courses is regulated
At the University Examination all candidates are required to produce, at the by ordinances issued by the University of
examination centres, their identity cards bearing their photographs Mumbai: “For granting terms, attendance of 75%
attested by the Principal along with their Hall Tickets. of theory, practical and tutorials (wherever
prescribed) separately will be required, out of
RAILWAY CONCESSION the total number of lectures, practicals and
All students are eligible for concession on railways for local journeys tutorials conducted in the term.”
between the stations nearest to the place of their residence in Mumbai and
the College; and also for journeys between their place of permanent The college will grant terms only on the basis of:
residence and Mumbai during vacation only. Students are requested to (a) Satisfactory attendance
enter their local and permanent addresses correctly in the Admission Forms (b) Satisfactory performance in classroom
to facilitate issue of such Railway concession orders. tests and at the Terminal and Preliminary
examinations.
The place of permanent residence, in the application for admission means
the place where the student and/or his parents normally reside. This (c) Satisfactory completion of the course of
address will not be allowed to be changed during the academic year. study for the term/year for the class to
which such a student belongs.
The counter is open MONDAY to FRIDAY 9:45am to 12:00pm & 1:45 to (d) Good conduct.
4:00pm.

TRANSCRIPTS & BONAFIDE Students who do not satisfy these conditions will
not be granted terms. This means that such
Students desirous of pursing further studies abroad should apply for students will not be eligible to take all
transcripts online through link mentioned on the website of the college. If a Examinations.
student needs hard copies then can come and apply for the same in college
after receiving online transcripts. They need to pay the necessary fees to The Principal is empowered to excuse absence of
accounts department. This procedure takes a weeks time. students who are required to leave the town
For letter of recommendation, the student needs to make the draft get it where the College is situated for the purpose of
approved by the concerned teacher and pay the necessary fees to accounts taking part in sports held under the auspices of
department then submit the draft at transcripts counter. The draft is sent to the University or government body for the
the editor for editing and then printed on the letter head of the college. This period during which they are unavoidably
procedure takes a weeks time. Days and timings are Monday to Friday, 10.00 absent from the College.
am to 1.00 pm.
For bonafide certificate student need to come and fill in the application form The College will remain closed on Sundays and
and pay the fees for the same between Monday to Friday 10.00 am to 1.00 a l l P u b l i c H o l i d ays a s d e c l a re d by t h e
pm. Documents required for bonafide is ID card for current student and all Government of Maharashtra and on such other
the marksheets for alumni. days as the Principal may declare from time to
time.
DUPLICATE COPIES OF DOCUMENTS
Students who intend to apply for duplicate copies of their statements of
Dress Code
marks, certificates of passing, degree certificates as well as special
certificates, should produce an affidavit on a non-judicial stamp paper of At H.R. College we believe in inculcating a sense
Rs.100/- made in that behalf before the metropolitan magistrate or notary of discipline. Thus the college observes a dress
appointed by the government to that effect, the reason for the issue of code. On the occasion of guest lectures, seminars
duplicate copy of the aforesaid documents mentioning therein so also, the etc. students are required for be formally
first information report FIR registered in the police station for the reasons dressed. A student failing to adhere to the dress
whatsoever, i.e., loss, damage of the same, etc, to check the misuse of the code will face disciplinary action.

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Code of Conduct and College Regulations
l Students joining the college are strictly bound by the l Students applying for certificates, testimonials, etc. and
Rules and Regulations of the college. those requiring the Principal’s signature on any kind of
documents or applications should first contact the College
l Every student must obtain on admission, and keep his/her office. Students should bring no paper directly to the
Identity Card affixed with photograph, duly attested and Principal for his/her signature.
present it for inspection on demand.
l If, for any reason, the continuance of a student in the
l Students must attend lectures and tutorials according to College, is, in the opinion of the Principal, detrimental to
the timetable on all working days of the College. Students the best interest of the College, the Principal may ask such
should not be absent from lectures, tutorials and a student to leave the College without assigning any
examinations without prior permission of the Principal. reason for his/her explusion.
Students are warned that if their attendance at
lectures and tutorials is unsatisfactory, their names l Insubordination and unbecoming language or misconduct
may be struck off the college rolls/or may be detained on the part of a student are sufficient reasons for his/her
from the examinations. suspension or dismissal from the college.

l In case of illness, a student must apply for leave, as soon as l Students receiving Government or College Scholarships
possible, with a doctor’s certificate. He/She must or any remission in fees, must note that the grant and
continuance thereof are subject to good behaviour, regular
personally report to the Prof. Incharge / Vice Principal on
attendance and satisfactory progress and good results at
resuming class.
College and Board or University Examinations.
l Students must not attend classes other than their own
l All College activities must be organised under the
without the permission of the Principal.
guidance and supervision of the Principal and Professor
l Smoking is strictly prohibited in the College premises. In-Charge with prior permission only.

l Students shall do nothing either inside or outside the l Students must not associate themselves with any activity
College that will in any way interfere with its orderly not authorised by the College Principal. Serious view will
conduct and discipline. be taken of students found organising or participating in
such unauthorised activities.
l No Society or Association can be formed in the College
and no person invited to address a meeting without the l Students using unfair means at examinations will not be
Principal’s prior permission and sanction. readmitted to the College.

l No student shall collect any money or contribution for l It is the responsibility of the student to read the notice
picnic, trip, educational visit to some place, get-together, boards regularly for important announcements made by
study-notes, charity or any other activity without prior the College authorities from time to time. They will not be
sanction of the Principal. excused or be given any concession on grounds of
ignorance.
l No student will be allowed to take active part in current
politics. l Use of cell phones is banned inside the college premises.
Defaulters are liable to be punished.
l No student shall communicate any information or write
l Students are prohibited to use college name to any private
about matters dealing with the College in any manner to
or individual event. Violation may lead to permanently
the Press or Media.
debarring such students from the college.
l Students are expected to take proper care of college
l Matters not covered under the existing rules will rest at the
property and to help in keeping the premises neat and
absolute discretion of the Principal.
clean. Causing damage to the property of the College,
e.g. disfiguring walls, doors, fittings, or breaking l The College prohibits any conduct by any student or
furniture, etc., is a breach of discipline and the guilty will students which has effect of teasing, treating or handling
be duly punished. with rudeness a fresher or any other students or indulging
in rowdy or undisciplined activities. Ragging is totally
l The College is not responsible for lost property. prohibited in Institution & anyone found guilty or ragging
However, students may approach and inform the Vice and/or abetting ragging, whether actively passively is
Principal for the lost property to find out, if it is deposited liable to be punished in accordance with the regulations.
in the College Office.

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Anti-Ragging Policy
The college has a zero tolerance policy towards ragging. The
college conforms with all the guidelines on Anti-Ragging
issued from time to time.
H.R. College has a fully functional 'Anti Ragging Squad'.
WHAT CONSTITUTES RAGGING?
Ragging constitutes one or more of any of the following acts:
a) Any conduct by any student or students whether by words
spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of Volunteers check student ID’s on the college premises
teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any
other student.
linguistic identity, place of birth, place of residence or
b) Indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities by any economic background.
student or students which causes or is likely to cause
annoyance, hardship, physical or psychological harm or to MEASURES FOR PROHIBITION OF RAGGING
raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other
Ÿ The institutions shall take action in accordance with these
student.
Regulations against those found guilty of ragging and/or
c) Asking any student to do any act which such student will not abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of a
in the ordinary course do and which has the effect of causing conspiracy to promote ragging.
or generating a sense of shame, or torment or
Ÿ The application for admission, enrolment or registration
embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or
must be accompanied by an Anti Ragging affidavit signed by
psyche of such fresher or any other student.
a student in a prescribed format and another Anti Ragging
d) Any act by a senior student that prevents, disrupts or Affidavit signed by a Parent/Guardian. (Both these
disturbs the regular academic activity of any other student Affidavits can be downloaded from www.antiragging.in or
or a fresher. www.amanmovement.org)

e) Exploiting the services of a fresher or any other student for ADIMINISTRATIVE ACTION IN THE EVENT OF
completing the academic tasks assigned to an individual or a RAGGING:
group of students.
The institution shall punish a student found guilty of ragging
f) Any act of financial extortion or forceful expenditure after following the procedure and in the manner prescribed here
burden put on a fresher or any other student by students in under:

g) Any act of physical abuse including all variants of it: sexual a) Suspension from attending classes and academic privileges.
abuse, homosexual assaults, stripping, forcing obscene and
b) Withholding/ withdrawing scholarship/ fellowship and other
lewd acts, gestures, causing bodily harm or any other danger
benefits.
to health or person;
c) Debarring from appearing in any test/ examination or other
h) Any act or abuse by spoken words, emails, post, public
evaluation process.
insults which would also include deriving perverted
pleasure, vicarious or sadistic thrill from actively or d) Withholding results.
passively participating in the discomfiture to fresher or any
other student. e) Debarring from representing the institution in any regional,
national or international meet, tournament, youth festival,
i) Any act that affects the mental health and self-confidence etc.
of a fresher or any other student with or without an intent to
derive a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority f) Suspension/ expulsion from the hostel.
or superiority by a student over any fresher or any other g) Cancellation of admission.
student.
h) Rustication from the institution for period ranging from one
j) Any act of physical or mental abuse (including bullying to four semesters.
and exclusion) targeted at another student (fresher or
otherwise) on the ground of colour, race, religion, caste, I) Expulsion from the institution and consequent debarring
ethnicity, gender (including transgender), sexual from admission to any other institution for a specified
orientation, appearance, nationality, regional origins, period.

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Investigation in case of Malpractice during Examinations
As per Ordinance 2020/04/(k) of HSNCU, Mumbai: The (i) Possessing unfair means material and or copying
Principal of the constituent College or Head of the therefrom.
Schools/department shall be the competent authority to
(ii) Transcribing any unauthorised material or any other use
take appropriate disciplinary action against the
thereof.
student/s using, attempting to use, aiding, abetting,
instigating, or allowing to use unfair means at the (iii) Intimidating or using obscene language or threatening or
examination conducted by the College or Institution on use of violence against invigilator or person on duty for the
behalf of the University. conduct of examination or manhandling him/her or leaving
the examination hall. without permission of the supervisor or
Definition - Unless the context otherwise requires:
causing disturbances in any manner in the examination
(a) “Student” means and includes a person who is proceedings.
enrolled as such by the University/College/Institution/
(iv) Unauthorisedly communicating with other examinees or
Department/ School for receiving instruction qualifying
anyone else inside or outside the examination hall.
for any degree, diploma or certificate awarded by the
University. It includes ex-student and student registered (v) Mutual/Mass copying.
as candidate (examinee) for any of the degree, diploma or
(vi) Smuggling-out, either blank or written, or smuggling-in of
certificate examination.
answer books as copying material.
(b) “Unfair means” includes-one or more of the following
(vii) Smuggling-in blank or written answer book and forging
acts or omissions on the part of student/s during the
signature of the Jr. Supervisor thereon.
examination period.

The Broad Categories of Unfair Means Resorted to by Students at the University/College/Institution Examinations
and the Quantum of Punishment for each Category thereof:

SR.NO. NATURAL OF MALPRACTICES QUANTUM OF PUNISHMENT

1. Possession of copying material: Annulment of the. performance of the student at the University/
College/ Institution examination in full.
(Note: This quantum of punishment shall apply also to the following
categories of malpractices at Sr. No. (2) to Sr. No. (12) in addition to
the punishment prescribed thereat.

2. Actual copying from the copying material Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
examination for one additional examination

3. Possession of another student's answer-book Exclusion of the student from University or College or book.
Institution examination for one additional examination. (BOTH THE
STUDENTS)
4. The Possession of another student’s answer- Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
book + Actual evidence of copying therefrom. examination for two additional examinations (BOTH THE
STUDENTS)
5. Mutual/Mass copying. Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
examination for two additional examinations.

6. (i) Smuggling–out or Smuggling-in of answer- Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
book as copying material. examination for two additional examinations.
(ii) Smuggling in of written answer-book based Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
of the question paper set at the examination. examination for three additional examinations.
(iii) Smuggling-in of written answer-book and Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
forging signature of the Jr. Supervisor thereon. examination for four additional examinations.

7. Attempt to forge the signature of the Jr. Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
Supervisor on the answer book or supplement. examination for four additional examinations.

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 Investigation in case of Malpractice during Examinations

8. Interfering with or counterfeiting of Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
University/College/Institution seal or answer book examination for four additional examinations.
or office stationer used in the examinations.

9. Answer book main or supplement written outside Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
the examination hall or any other insertion in answer examination for four additional examinations.
book.

10. Insertion of currency notes/to bribe or Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
attempting to bribe any of the person/s connected examination for four additional examinations.
with the conduct of examinations. (Note:- This money shall be credited to the Vice-Chancellor’s Fund)

11. Using obscene language/violence threat at the Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
examination centre by a student at the University examination for four additional examinations.
/College/Institution examination to Jr./Sr.
Supervisor/ Chief Conductor or Examiners.

12. a) Impersonation at the University/College/ Exclusion of the student from University or College or Institution
Institution examination. examination for five additional examinations. (both the students if
impersonator is University or College or Institute Student).

b) Impersonation by a University/College /Institute Exclusion of the impersonator from University or College or

student at S.S.C/H.S.C. any other examinations. Institution examination for five additional examinations.

13. Revealing identity in any form in the answer

written or in any other part of the answer book by the Annulment of the performance of the Student at the University or
student at the University or College or Institution College or Institution examination in full.
examination.
Annulment of the performance of the Student at the University or
14. Found having written on palms or on the body or
College or Institution examination in full.
on the clothes while in the examination.
Annulment of the performance of the student at the University or
15. All other malpractices not covered in the
college or Institution examination in full, and severe punishment
aforesaid categories.
depending upon the gravity of the offence.

16. For online Examination - Nature of Malpractices/Lapses

1. Use of headphone and phone calls in not permissible during the examination.
2. Students are not allowed to deviate from their seat.
3. To ensure that their face has been visible throughout the examination.
4. In the event of non-receipt of webcam.
5. More than one person seen in the Proctored image during the examination.

Punishment
1. Issuing warning and undertaking from the parents and the students on the nonoccurrence of such malpractice lapses
in future.
2. Cancellation of the University or College or Institution Scholarship/s or award/s or prize or medal etc. awarded to
him/her in that examination.
3. Cancellation of the examination in the paper.
4. In case of repeated offenders, the penalties listed above may be referred in the recommendation /transcripts.
These punishments are listed in the order to be followed based on the gravity of the offence.

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The Honours Program

The Honours Program has been designed for academically talented

and highly motivated students who are given intellectual
opportunities and challenges that enrich regular course work.

H.R. College of Commerce & Economics under the HSNCU has introduced
the Honours Program from the academic year 2020 to 2021. The course aims
to enhance employability and entrepreneurship abilities among the learners,
by aligning Inter-Disciplinary / Intra Disciplinary courses with the Degree
Program. Honours Program will have 40 additional credits to be undertaken
by the learner across three years essentially in Inter / Intra Disciplinary
course.
A learner who joins the regular Undergraduate Program will have the option
to opt for the Honours Program in the first year of the Program. However, the
credits for honours, though divided across three years can be completed
within three years to become eligible for the award of Honours Degree.
The curriculum design for subsidiary subjects under Honours program will
be a blend of theory and experiential learning with hands-on training.
Objectives
• Instilling conceptual understanding in cross-discipline to equip students
to deal with the business realities of today
• Prepare them to drive and face the challenge of tomorrow
• Develop the ability and competence to have a problem-solving approach
to the issues
• Enhancing employability options
• Informed and Ethical Decisions Programs
Graduate Attributes: Ÿ Honours in B.Com., BAF, BMS,
Disciplinary Knowledge, Critical Thinking / Reflective Thinking, BFM, BBI under faculty of
Communication Skills, Cooperation/Team Work, Research Related Skills, Commerce
Moral and Ethical Awareness, Information/Digital literacy, Scientific Ÿ Honours in BAMMC under
reasoning faculty of Arts with Statistics and
Law as minor subjects.
T h e S c h e m e o f Te a c h i n g a n d
Examination shall be divided into
TWO components, internal assess-
ment and External assessment
(semester-end examination) for each
course of the program.
In the year of its launch, 180 students
opted for this course making this
On March 29, 2022, the students of H.R. College along with faculty in-charge Mr. Manish Malkani
attended the 8th Oration under IMC – Pravinchandra V. Gandhi Chair in Banking and Finance; course instantly popular amongst the
delivered by Mr. Aditya Puri, Former Managing Director, HDFC Bank Ltd. on “Future of Banking” students.
at the Convocation Hall of the University of Mumbai.

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NATURE CLUB
Ÿ June 5, 2023 The Nature Club of H.R. College of Commerce
and Economics organized a webinar on Zoom called
EcoRevolution on the topic "Zero Waste Living" from 4 pm to
5 pm. The speaker, Ms. Desika Prabakar, highlighted the
importance of taking actions wisely and adopting a zero-waste
lifestyle. The event aimed to raise awareness about the
significance of zero waste living and received immense
support and encouragement from the participants.
NSS
Ÿ August 12, 2023 : The NSS Unit of H.R. College of Commerce
and Economics attended a Training Workshop on HIV/AIDS
2023, organized by Red Ribbon Club at Wadala on Interna-
tional Youth Day. The workshop aimed to educate youth on
safe sex practices and HIV/AIDS awareness. Dr. Trupti self-learning, early beginnings, medication, and focus on the
explained the importance of using condoms, taking essential goal.
vaccines, and various prescriptions. Ÿ January 25, 2024: Investor awareness event was organized
Ÿ December 20, 2023: H.R. College of Commerce and Econom- with the support of Krisha Foundation and Bombay Stock
ics organized a 7-day residential camp in Gorhe, Palghar to Exchange. The event featured a guest speaker, Vani Kamath,
develop the village and promote cleanliness. Led by Dr. Vijay with 19 years of teaching experience and a PhD in Business
Tandalekar, the Sports Director of H.R. College, students Management. The session covered various modes of investing
learned about the benefits of Zumba and how to stay healthy and ended with a discussion on SEBI and Mutual Fund.
and active. The activity was conducted for students in grades 3- Ÿ March 7, 2024: The Young Leader Club's 7th Skill Series - Mr.
5, and the event was attended by the NSS Program Officer, Mr. Loukikk Chhatbar, an 18-year-old HR specialist and published
Rahul Mishra, and Mr. Yunus Gangat. author, spoke on prioritizing goals, Journaling and planning to
Ÿ January 25, 2024: H.R. College's NSS Unit and Young Leaders achieve goals. We also conducted a time management activity
Club conducted an Investor's Awareness Program with the to highlight the importance of time management and personal
Bombay Stock Exchange. It educated attendees on saving, branding. It was an inspirational event.
investment strategies, creating wealth, and earning income. ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INCUBATION CELL
The program was held at 10 a.m. and led by Mrs. Vani Kamath.
Ÿ September 5, 2023: Webinar on "Impact of AI in Business"
She discussed investment significance, types of investment,
personal finance, and the world's wealthiest people, followed Alumnus and CEO of Eve World, Mr. Tarun Katial, gave an
by an interactive Q&A session. illuminating talk about AI and its positive impact on solving
labour problems. He also discussed the moral use of AI in the
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION current education system. The webinar was a success, and Ms.
Ÿ August 27, 2023: Ms. Masumi Mewawalla, an alumna of H.R. Harshi Solanki, the Vice President of the Cell, concluded by
College, gave a motivational talk on the subject of "Exploring thanking everyone.
Entrepreneurship - Pathway to Success and Challenges Faced THINK INDIA HRC
Along the Way". She shared her experience as an entrepreneur,
Ÿ July 26, 2023: A seminar on Leadership & Event Management
which started when she was only 21 years old. The event
concluded with a thank-you note from Shivkumar Ravi, was conducted by Amit Relan. The seminar focused on the core
Deputy Director of Guest Relations, to Masumi Mewawalla aspects of effective leadership and event management,
and the E-Cell team for hosting the successful event. emphasizing the significance of setting clear goals, standing
YOUNG LEADERS CLUB for values, and having a well-structured plan to achieve those
Ÿ September 4, 2023: Leadership 360 podcast series. The first
goals.
episode featured Mr. Laksh Maheshwari, who highlighted the BBI COMMITTEE
importance of pursuing passions for success. He emphasized Ÿ January 6, 2024: H.R. College's Banking and Insurance
the importance of pursuing one's passions for success. Committee organized a webinar on Forex and Hedging. The
Ÿ September 11, 2023: Leadership 360's 2nd edition, Ms. hosts of the day, Himanshu Chawla and Hanisha, welcomed the
Bhavika Motwani was the guest speaker, who spoke about the attendees and acknowledged the support of the Principal and
importance of completing tasks on time and knowing your Vice Principals. Guest speaker Mr. Rishav Rateria, an expert in
niche, genre, aesthetic, and target audience as a content creator. Banking, Treasury, and the Forex Market, provided valuable
Ÿ September 14, 2022: Leadership 360, held the third and final insights and strategic perspectives in a captivating manner.
episode by Mr. Vivek Atray, an ex-IAS officer, author, TEDx Ÿ January 15, 2024: Seminar on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy
speaker, founder, mentor, columnist, and visiting professor, Code (IBC). Adv. Darsh Dharod, an alumnus of the college,
was the guest for this episode. The podcast aimed to learn about presented the seminar, delving into various aspects of the IBC.
Mr. Atray's journey, milestones, achievements, and growth. The seminar provided students with insights into the intricacies
During the event, Mr. Atray emphasized the significance of of the IBC, its significance, and its implications in the banking

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and insurance sectors.

BFM COMMITTEE
Ÿ September 20, 2023: Mr. Rishab Barar, a consultant at Citigate
Dewe Rogerson Pvt. Ltd., delivered a session on key concepts
such as Percentages, Time value of money, and Personal
Finance. He provided examples and questions for us to solve.
He also explained how we can manage and save money from
our first income till our last through a concept called 'Annuity'.
Ÿ October 6th, 2023, the BFM Committee, in collaboration with
Bvoc(WM), organized an exclusive seminar on "Navigating
the World of Mutual Funds." The seminar was featured by
Ms. Neha Goyani as the speaker. The seminar covered a wide
range of topics, including Real Estate, Crypto Currency, Gold
and Gold ETFs, and mainly Mutual Funds.
BAMMC COMMITTEE
tourism, emphasizing the need for support from various sectors
Ÿ August 19, 2023: Seminar with Canon on August 11, 2023. and media.
Canon executives, Miss Priyanka Chavan, Mr. Mohsin Shaikh,
Ÿ October 6, 2023: Seminar on Mutual Funds with Ms. Neha
and Mr. Aashman Kapoor conducted the seminar to educate
Goyani from Franklin Templeton Asset Management Com-
students about photography. Attendees enjoyed theoretical and
pany as the guest speaker. The seminar discussed investment
practical sessions with Canon cameras. The committee
opportunities including Mutual Funds, which offer profes-
provided participation certificates to the attendees.
sional management, diversification, and cost-effectiveness.
Ÿ November 30, 2023: Webinar on Translation Skills with Dr.
Ÿ November 8, 2023: WEBINAR ON “A-Z ABOUT CFA
Dinesh Kumar Nair as the speaker on November 30, 2023. The
webinar helped 64 BAMMC students understand different PROGRAM” The BVOC Committee of HR College organised
types of translation, the importance of language diversity and a webinar on the topic "A-Z about CFA Programme" by Mr
the impact of translation. The webinar lasted for 1.5 hours and Mihir Dedhiya, division head and faculty at J.K Shah Classes.
e-certificates were provided to the attendees. The students got to learn about CFA and its relevance. Details
about the examination and application process for the same
B.VOC COMMITTEE
were also explained.
Ÿ August 15, 2023: Webinar with Mr. Mangesh Krishna Hode, a
Ÿ February 17, 2024: A webinar on social media advertising led
12-year partner of Ola and Uber, on “My Experience with Ola
by Assistant Professor Simran Pathak. The webinar explored
& Uber. The webinar allowed students to engage with an
the intricacies of social media marketing, emphasizing the
industry expert and gain insights into the reality of the ride-
sharing platform.September 16, 2023: Webinar on "Business potential of social media advertising and the need for tailored
Planning and Forecasting" for FY, SY, and TY BVOC students. marketing strategies. Professor Pathak explained the diverse
Led by Mr. Jitendra Attra, a CFO, Chartered Accountant, and functionalities of different social media platforms,
Bestselling Author, the session was an interactive and engag- M.COM COMMITTEE
ing part of the Experiential Learning Lecture Series. Ÿ July 29, 2023: Masterclass S3 E1 with Mr. Sahil Jethwani
Ÿ September 27, 2023: Webinar on “Achieving Sustainability in leading the event. Mr. Jethwani, a Senior Cybersecurity
Hospitality: A Practitioner’s Perspective” led by Dr. Suborno Professional at DXC Technology, shared essential tips to
Bose on September 27th, 2023. The webinar aimed to provide protect personal and professional digital assets from cyber-
students with valuable insights into responsible and sustain- attacks, emphasizing best practices for online security.
able tourism. The session was interactive and engaging. Ÿ August 16, 2023: Masterclass S3E2 -The masterclass on
Ÿ October 5, 2023: MTDC seminar on 'Community-based 'Venture Capital,' led by Ms. Sonakshi Gupta, received an
Tourism: The Saguna Baug Experience,' led by Mr. Faaiz Patel overwhelming response. She is a rank holder Chartered
and featuring guest speaker Mr. Chandan Bhadsalve. Mr. Accountant currently serving as a venture capitalist at Aditya
Bhadsalve spoke on sustainable tourism and community-based Birla Ventures. He emphasized the significance of Fintech
startups in the modern financial landscape.
Ÿ August 26, 2023: Masterclass S3E3The event was led by
speaker, CA Jitendra Attra, Chief Financial Officer at Zuno
General Insurance. Mr. Attra is a Chartered Accountant and has
previously held the position of CFO at Munich Re.
Ÿ January 9, 2024: Masterclass S3 E4 -Yogesh Agarwal presents
a comprehensive exploration of "Using LinkedIn to Grow Your
Career." Yogesh highlights the importance of authenticity and
engagement in building a strong professional presence,
emphasizing how LinkedIn can serve as a powerful tool for
career advancement.
Ÿ February 6, 2024: Masterclass S3 E5, Ms Kisha Gupta delves
into the core principles of authentic leadership. It goes beyond
theoretical frameworks and dives into the practicalities of
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leading by example. Attendees uncovered why "walking the

talk" is so important.
Ÿ February 9, 2024: Masterclass S3 E6 - Abhinay Bhasin
empowered participants to lead the marketing world with
newfound knowledge and inspiration. With a focus on the latest
trends and techniques, attendees left empowered to lead the
marketing landscape and drive success for their brands.
Ÿ December 23, 2022: Masterclass S2E1 - Hosted a webinar on
Live Case Solving by Mr. Priyank Ahuja, Product Lead,
Accenture. Mr. Ahuja talked about “Framework of Solving
Case Studies” by providing students with an example of a profit
related framework followed by live case solving. The webinar
helped the students understand how to look at a problem from
the interviewer or the other person’s perspective, giving
importance to methodical questioning and common sense to B.COM COMMITTEE
arrive at the problem area. Ÿ August 26, 2023: IELTS Webinar with Mr. Nazir Syed who is a
Ÿ March 9, 2024: Masterclass S3 E7- Ritu Mehta, a renowned certified IELTS mentor and trainer having an experience of
Talent Branding Specialist at LTIMindtree as well as Career more than 20 years in this field. He provided comprehensive
Coach and Content Creator, shared invaluable insights to information about the IELTS exam and mentioned about paper
empower professionals on their placements. She emphasized pattern of the exam and various modules of IELTS. The
the keys to success on during the interview, with steps of facing speaker also addressed various queries of students.
the interview to the work environment. She also gives guidance Ÿ January 29, 2024: Actuarial Science Webinar by IAQS with
queries related to salary hike steps or how appraisal systems Mr. Aman who is an actuary, a consultant, an academic, and an
work in corporate. advocate of entrepreneurship and sustainability. He provided
FINNACLE comprehensive information about the actuarial science exam
Ÿ August 28, 2023: Mr. Nived Chava provided brilliant insights and mentioned about paper pattern of the exam and various
related to financial modelling and investment banking. The modules of the actuarial science exam.
importance of financial modelling and its usefulness in
business decisions was discussed. Students were taught to
create practical Excel financial models and forecast returns and
were imparted with knowledge on how investment banking
analysts use it in their jobs.
Ÿ September 22nd, 2023: The Finnacle Magazine held a webinar
series titled “Finance Demystified 1.0” from 16th September to
22nd September 2023, dealing with various aspects of the
financial world ranging from company analysis, valuations, the
CFA charter and a finance industry overview along with a quiz
to test the knowledge obtained by the attendees.
Ÿ October 30, 2023: The session provided brilliant insights
related to Options Trading, its importance and various tech- ACCOUNTANCY ASSOCIATION
niques. Students were taught in detail about call and put option Ÿ June 30, 2023: Income Tax Webinar with CA. Harit Dhariwal's
and also taught about premiums which are paid while trading in discourse covered Form 26 AS/AIS/TIS intricacies, ITR filing
options. checklist, income tax return forms, and AY 2023 - 24's ITR
Forms. Interactive segments adeptly addressed queries on
income heads, TDS/TCS, and the innovative tax scheme for
crypto currencies.
Ÿ July 12, 2023: webinar on Decoding Balance Sheet from Trial
Balance in excel with CA Jatin Chheda as the main speaker for
the session. The webinar delved into utilizing Excel's diverse
formulas, functions, tricks and tools to extract meaningful
insights from Balance Sheets that will help make sound
decisions in their daily lives.
Ÿ July 24, 2023: Mastering the Step-by-Step Guide of Imple-
menting E-Invoice in Tally Prime with Lion CA Punit Mehta
with over 20 years of software expertise, specialized as a Tally
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E-Invoice, followed by the requirements for E-Invoicing and

generating the same in Tally Prime. He highlighted it's benefits
to businesses and government/GSTIN as well as addressed the
frequently asked questions regarding the topic.
Ÿ December 19, 2023: Secured Wealth Seminar with Mr. Kamal
Jeswani, an International TED-X speaker and India's 1st
internationally certified financial Success Coach. The core aim
of the session was to decode complex financial concepts and
simplifying finance. It was specially organised for the teaching
and non-teaching staff.
Ÿ March 9, 2024: Webinar on the topic AI in Commerce in
WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL
collaboration with Uni Kaushal. The webinar was graced by
Richa Srivastava ma'am who is a data science manager at Ÿ July 19, 2023: WDC conducted a Menstrual Hygiene and
Deloitte and a very skilled personality in business analytics, Puberty Seminar with the students at NMMC School in Airoli.
data and AI solutioning and more such related fields. It was a The seminar was conducted to educate children about the
very interactive session and the speaker also conducted a various changes their bodies go through in the growing stages
practical exercise to demonstrate the correct and skilful use of of their lives and to increase awareness about menstrual health
AI. and hygiene among students. .
Ÿ October 5, 2023: WDC hosted a breast cancer awareness
webinar which aimed to spread awareness and educate
individuals on breast cancer prevention, early detection, and
self-examination. Dr. Karishma Kirti, an Oncoplastic surgeon,
shared her insights on breast cancer prevalence, risk factors,
and treatment advancements. The event included an interac-
tive Q&A session.

RESEARCH CELL
Ÿ August 12, 2023: "Goldilocks or Recession? with Dr. Tushar Ÿ
Poddar, the Macro Magician from Wellington Fund Manage-
ment, UK. The ever-evolving landscape of the global econ-
omy, staying abreast of economic trends and understanding the Ÿ February 10, 2024 - Women’s rights are human rights seminar
delicate balance between prosperity and recession is more in collaboration with the Internal Complaints Committee.
critical than ever. Advocate Abha Singh as the prominent speaker for this event,
Ÿ December 29, 2023: The webinar, titled "Art of Positive along with several other eminent guests. Adv. Abha Singh
Thinking," featured Mr. Rushabh Kapasi, a Chartered spoke with poise on a variety of issues, including basic
Accountant by profession and renowned personality develop- women's rights, human rights, the power of law, and a couple
ment and positive psychology expert. Mr. Kapasi commenced of her own cases, inspiring everyone in attendance. Following
the session by emphasizing the significance of reducing that, Advocate Aditya Pratap discussed a range of environmen-
negative thinking while fostering a positive mindset. tal issues in our city, highlighting how they undermine human
rights.
Ÿ February 16, 2024: "Webinar - Effective Ways to Make a Black
Book," hosted by the diligent students of the Research Cell at
H.R. College of Commerce and Economics. This webinar was
conducted with the goal of addressing the growing demand for
report-writing skills in academia and the professional realm.
The Speaker Dr. Rajesh Bhoite provided the participants with
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Certificate Courses
Amplitech : The Digital Marketing Excellence Course
July 01, 2023-July 10, 2023: The Growth Development and Change Cell and
Press Connect Club of H.R. College organized an online digital marketing course
to upskill the students in the concepts of Digital Marketing. The certificate course
was conducted in collaboration with Academy of Digital Arts and was open for
all. Students were also given the opportunity to learn and master new trends and
major prospects for innovation in this field.

Event Management Course

The Department of Commerce along with General Event Management Club
(GEMS) conducted a 40 hr Event Management Certificate programme. The
certificate programme had an enrolment of 26 students from various streams of H. R
College. The course was conducted by Mr Pradeep Gidwani a known wedding
planner and event planner. The course had three session per week which began from
1st August 2023 to 31st August 2023.

Entrepreneurship
September 3, 10 & October 1, 8 2023:
The BMS committee of the HR College of Commerce and Economics organized a
30-hour certificate course focused on the topic of entrepreneurship. Dr. Hasina
Sayed conducted the course, which proved to be highly informative and engaging.
The course covered all the essential topics related to entrepreneurship, such as
ideation, business planning, and financial strategies, providing a holistic approach to
budding entrepreneurs. Real-world case studies and interactive sessions enriched the
learning experience, helping attendees gain a practical understanding of the
challenges and opportunities inherent in the entrepreneurial landscape.

Fitnessia 2023
September 25 - October 7, 2023
SYNC of H.R. College of Commerce and Economics organised FITNESSIA – A
comprehensive 30-hour certified fitness programme that goes beyond traditional
workouts. It is a holistic approach to health and wellness, blending fitness,
meditation, dance, Zumba, mental health exercises, yoga and much more. Fitnessia
is designed to cater to individuals of all fitness levels, whether someone is a fitness
enthusiast or just beginning their wellness journey. All workshops were conducted
by experienced and certified instructors dedicated to helping the students achieve
their fitness goals. This electrifying event was scheduled from September 25th to
October 7th, 2023.

Zumba Partner Yoga Flexibility Workshop

Stalk the Stock
November 8, 2023
The session commenced with a brief financial quiz led by the president and vice-
president of the committee. Following the quiz, Ms. Pooja Ramchandani, the
Principal of H.R. College, addressed the students, providing insights into the
inception and advantages of the 'Stalk the Stock' program. She proceeded to
announce the victors of the three-day 'Mock Stock' event. Subsequently, the winning
participants were invited to share a few words with the audience.
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VALUE ADDED CERTIFICATE COURSE: START-UP 101

November 1, 2023
The BMS committee of HR College of Commerce and Economics organised a 30-
hour Value-added certificate course called Start-up 101. Several speakers from
several sectors of interest led the course. All the essential subjects were covered,
including the challenges faced by entrepreneurs, traditional and digital marketing,
and the perspective of the customer. This gave the enterprising brains a well-thought-
out plan. Through the promotion of a realistic understanding of the opportunities and
challenges existing in the business environment, interactive courses and real-world
case studies strengthened the educational process. Aarush Dhawan, Sonali Ramaiya,
Miti Shah, Sushant Bindal, and Sunil Goenka were among the speakers. The
presenters helped students learn a great deal about the subjects they covered by
simplifying difficult ideas and drawing on their expertise in the relevant domains.
The attendees gained exceptional knowledge from the course.

POWER BI Certificate Course

July 21 - October 7, 2023
Math Club of H. R. College in association with DataSkills, Hyderabad conducted the
2nd edition of the 30-hour Certificate Course on Power BI. Power BI is a powerful
business analytics tool developed by Microsoft that enables users to analyze and
visualize data from multiple sources. It allows users to connect to a wide range of
data sources including complicated ones like cloud-based or on-premises hybrid
data warehouses. Power BI provides a user-friendly interface for shaping and
combining data to build complex relational models and calculations, create
interactive reports, and design interactive dashboards using charts, graphs, maps,
and other visualization elements to explore and present the data effectively.

Spanish Language Class

January 15th, 2024
Dr. Chandani Bhattacharjee, faculty in charge organized a 30hrs Spanish Language
course for the students. The faculty for the program was Mrs. Ananga Manjari a
language expert with a specialization in Spanish. This online class was specifically
designed to focus on the grammar of the language, which is often considered one of
the most challenging aspects of learning. The class began on 15th January held on
every Monday, Friday and Sunday of the week from 8pm to 9pm. It concluded on
31st March, 2024 running for total of 11 weeks.

Income Tax
February 12 - February 24, 2023
The Accountancy Association of H.R. College, in collaboration with the Foundation
for Skill Development (FSD), organized a Certificate Course on Income Tax from
12th February 2024 to 23rd February 2024. The course covered all major topics of
Income Tax Law, ranging from basic concepts to Return Filing and Assessment. The
speakers elaborated and explained various heads of income, topics like deductions,
TDS, TCS, etc. Moreover, the differences between the Old Regime and the New
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Records show that students involved in the Grade Improvement

Programme respond positively to the College’s efforts.
INTENSIVE AND REMEDIAL TEACHING FIRST DAY BROCHURE
Intensive Coaching
This is given to the first year students. The dates of
At H.R. College we believe that diligence, seasoned with the right the Orientation and the commencement of lectures
amount of smartness, can ensure brilliant results at the examinations. are given. It also provides college details, the
Therefore Intensive Coaching Sessions are organised keeping the
calendar of events, faculty list and the email ids of
following objectives in mind.
teachers teaching various subjects. It gives course
• To help students to not only study hard but also to study smart work information: syllabus, prescribed books,
• To help students adopt a more productive and effective approach reference books, learning objectives, details of
to the learning process. internal assessment, the topics for the tests and the
• To support students with additional learning material and library projects, project guidelines, paper patterns for the
books semester end examinations, sample MCQs, sample
• To generate confidence among students and enable them to question papers and lecture plans for every subject.
believe in themselves
STUDENT COURSE PACKS
Students in the intensive coaching batches are given the benefit of
internal as well as external faculty to facilitate comprehensive grasp The course pack is a specially compiled booklet
of the subject. The sessions have examination-oriented approach, which is given to the students for self improvement,
topics are discussed and the main points are summarised at the end of self learning and self evaluation. The course pack
the discussion. It is impressed upon the students that the technique of
covers suggestions on handling the course, broad
writing answers in the prescribed time limit is what sets apart the
toppers from the rest. Hence full practice is given in solving test outlines of the class lectures, powerpoint
papers which are then evaluated by internal and external examiners. presentations, notes on important topics, practical
examples and mock questions.
Remedial Teaching
The HR College also conducts special classes for students with latent TEACHING & LEARNING MATERIALS
potential. Topics which students find difficult are taught again and CENTRE
even the slightest doubt is cleared with great patience.
Special Cell The Teaching & Learning Materials Centre
(TLMC) is a curriculum laboratory which provides
“A Platform for addressing the special needs of the students” is how
resources aimed at improving the teaching and
the Special Cell of HR College defines itself and its existence.
learning process. The TLMC has activity guides,
The objective of the Special Cell is to provide students a support in simulation games, instructors manuals,
overcoming dyslexic, learning and other learning deficiencies. The
examination guides, cassettes, slides, curriculum
Cell creates a platform for these young adults to prove their mettle
and creates a marked difference to their lives. guides, multimedia kits, video discs etc.

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OPEN FORUM
The Open Forum is yet another step by the Council to ensure students’ welfare
and is organized mainly to oversee any complaints, feedback and grievances. Project Jalvruddhi
Held twice-a-year, the Open Forum has a drop box into which students place their Project Jalvruddhi is dedicated to
feedback. The suggestions are then passed on to the college management. revolutionize the manner in which water has
ENACTUS HRC been transported and utilized by the houses of
rural India since the olden times.
Enactus H.R. College is a student-run social entrepreneurship organization. It is
one of the 1600+ chapters of Enactus worldwide. Enactus HRC is currently As a solution to the problem of water
working on two of its flagship projects: Project Inaayat & Project Aajeevika. transportation, the villagers were provided
Project Inaayat with the water wheel which is a 45 litre rolling
drum manufactured by Wello. It is durable,
Project Inaayat is India's first chapter under the Days for Girls international easy to use and efficient to use. Wockhardt
chapter that aims to improve the menstrual hygiene of rural women by providing Foundation's 'Shuddhu purification pills'
them with our kits which comprise two shields (which act as sanitary napkins), were also distributed to tackle the problem of
eight absorbent liners, one menstrual chart, a pictorial guidance chart, and 2 soaps. water purification.
Besides selling these kits, Menstrual Hygiene Management sessions are
conducted and for the same, collaborations with various reputed organizations Recently the project was expanded to
and schools. The association with Rotaract Club of Bombay Hanging Gardens has Shegaon, located at the frontier of
resulted in successfully conducting MHM Sessions for over 500 underprivileged Maharashtra. To be able to provide the water
women in remote villages along with the distribution of the kits. Since its wheel at a feasible price, a cross subsidy
inception, 3024 kits have been sold, with a total of 30,000 people being impacted model was devised by engaging another set of
under Project Inaayat. rural women in a revenue-generating process.
Project Aajeevika The profits of which are then used to subsidise
the packages.
Aajeevika, in Hindi, refers to 'livelihood'. Through Project Aajeevika,
employment is
provided to the rural
w o m e n o f
Maharashtra, thus
increasing their
family income and
henceforth, enhancing
their standard of
living. Rural women
are empowered to
capitalize on their
stitching skills. The Accessibility to water in rural areas has
improved with the introduction of
women possessing
the water wheel
stitching skills are
identified from rural
communities. The INTERNAL COMPLAINTS
women employed are COMMITTEE
then vocationally The college has constituted an Internal
trained in being Complaints Committee under the University
seamstresses. This Grants Commission (Prevention, Prohibition
gives them a skill and redressal of sexual harassment of women
with which they can employees and students in higher educational
earn a livelihood and institution) Regulations 2015. The purpose of
become independent. the Act is to protect women employees and
Unlike any other student in higher educational institution
competitors, the bags against sexual harassment for the prevention
are customizable and redressal of complaints of sexual
with zips, chains, and harassment and for matters connected
other accessories therewith or identical thereof. Any complaint
along with an array of regarding sexual harassment is to be made in
designs at the choice (Above) Manufacturing tote bags by
writing to the ICC within 3months from the
of our consumers. To capitalising on indigenous skills of the
villagers to improve their livelihood. date of incident or within 3 months from the
date, 2,000 bags have date of last incident in case of a series of
Girls with reusable hygiene supplies.
been sold under (L) Premium Kit incidents.
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PLACEMENT CELL
Placement Cell of H.R. College is a Student Managed professional body, which is for the students, by the students, and of the
students. It acts as a liaison between the corporate sector and the young, aspirational students of our college. The Placement
Cell strives to groom students for the industry while assisting them in getting varied and suitable job opportunities.
Placement is not just a transactional activity on campus, but a collaborative one as companies not only hire for full-time
positions but also for internships, article ships assistant roles, and other industry-oriented live projects. The Placement cell
stood up to the recent pandemic by conducting the entire process virtually. Several top-notch companies like KPMG, PwC,
Deloitte, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Media.net, Schbang, ICICI Bank TresVista, Zomato, UpGrad, Rustomjee, Zee
Entertainment, Trident, and Oberoi regularly recruit our students.

November 23, 2023 - The Placement Cell of H.R. College of Commerce and Economics organized a Pre-Placement Talk in association with
Morgan Stanley. The speaker for the pre-placement talk were: Mr. Siddharth Shukla, Manager - Campus Recruiting, Mrs. Laura Porter,
Executive Director of Executive Division & Mr. Mithun Kunder, Executive Director of Executive Division.

WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT CELL

WDC aims to promote awareness of gender equality and
gender sensitization in society and among students in
particular. Towards this end, the students are encouraged to
undertake various research projects and participate in
debates and awareness campaigns. In keeping with the goal
of women empowerment, the cell conducts self-defense
programs for girl students and operates a Grievance Cell
for urgent and effective handling of any gender-related
issues
The WDC seeks to encourage girl students to work towards
their personal and social development. The Cell aims in
particular at sensitizing the student community to issues
relating to the female gender. The role of the Cell is to equip
the students with the requisite awareness and self-
confidence, which in turn would allow them to take their
rightful place in society.

September 25, 2022 - AWAAज़- Street Play

Women Development Cell of H.R. College of Commerce
& Economics organized a street play AWAAज़ to spread
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Through such extension activities, the College has made a conscious

effort in creating a culture of social service and responsibility.
THE STUDENTS’ COUNCIL
The Students Council is a student body consisting of student
representatives from various classes as well as from NSS
and cultural committees and has always worked on the
ideals of ‘For the students, by the students’. The Council
helps the college to conduct various activities like
admissions, arranging seminars, distribution of results,
alumni meet, and many more.
The purpose of the student council is to allow students to
develop leadership by organizing and carrying out college
activities and service projects. In addition to planning January 29-31, 2024 - Numero Uno: H.R. College's Largest Business,
Finance and Economics Festival, on the 28th, 29th, 30th and 31st of
events that contribute to college spirit and community January 2024. This year marked the 19th edition of “Numero Uno -
welfare, the student council is the voice of the student body. Pioneering The Realms Of Innovation”. Throughout the events, everyone
It works towards the betterment of the students and their had the opportunity to develop their skills, pick up new knowledge, and
college experience. The Council consists of 8 departments, gain experience.
23 core members, and 450+ sub-committee members
working together for all the activities. This prestigious apex
body serves as a bridge between the students and the
college. We firmly believe in and abide by the motto,
‘Students of today, leaders of tomorrow’.

August 8, 2023 - Om Creation Trust: The

Students' Council of H.R. College serves as a
hub for youthful leaders who are committed to
contributing to society and aims to bring
positive change in the local community. .

ROTARACT CLUB
Rotaract is a worldwide organisation of young men and women aged 15 to 30 based in over 170 countries. The Rotaract Club of H.R.
College is the youth wing of the Rotary Club of Bombay. The Rotaract Club of H.R. College is an integral part of the R.I. District
3141, which comprises over 70 clubs all over Mumbai and has a total membership of over 4000. The Rotaract Club of H.R. College
has been the No. 1 Club all over Mumbai City for 14 consecutive years and aims to continue with the tradition.
The Rotaract Club of H. R. College was chartered on June 30, 1986. The year 2022-23 is the 37th year for the club with a total
membership of over 250 students. It is the oldest club in the college with a total of 360 projects per year consisting of cultural
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180 DEGREES CONSULTING - 180DC To make the students ready

180 Degrees Consulting (180DC) is the world's largest for the corporate world,
consultancy for social organizations. H.R. College is one of 180 industry professionals are
DC's selective chapters in India & the first undergraduate invited to conduct Guest
chapter in Maharashtra. 180 DC H.R. College students will Lectures and Workshops.
offer high-quality consulting services without the usual price Additionally, the committee
tag. The student consultants are carefully selected & trained by endeavors to equip the
top consultants from BCG, Bain & Co, McKinsey, Dalberg, etc. students with the skills and
with the right combination of expertise, creativity, and knowledge required to face
problem-solving ability. Improving the effectiveness of the challenges of the
organizations can make a massive and meaningful difference to dynamic world.
the people those organizations serve. BAMMC
ACCOUNTANCY ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE
The Association contributes meaningfully to the training of BAMMC COMMITTEE is
aspiring Chartered Accountants in India. Guest speakers are a student body catering to the September 14, 2023 - Pannel Discussion
Under G20.
invited, and they cover all aspects of the professional field of needs of BAMMC students
Chartered Accountancy. It aims to attain holistic development as well as facilitating the
and enrich the qualities of a scholastic commerce aspirant. faculties. We help create opportunities and give a platform to
new talent. We also help set up guest lectures from industry
BMS COMMITTEE experts and career opportunities for BMM students
The BMS Committee of HR College is a student body exclusively.
exclusively comprising of the college's BMS students. It aims
to push the boundaries of events with creativity and meaningful
objective, with a goal to inculcate managerial skills in students
and establish a legacy of leading. The committee organises
guest lectures, certificate courses and industrial visits, as well
as a national level inter-collegiate event named 'Mystique'
where several cultural competitions are organised.
Industry experts and alumni of the college's prestigious BMS
course will be invited to hold lectures and guide students on
their future careers, paving way for bright careers for the
students. January 9, 2024 - Bollywood day 2.0.

BBI COMMITTEE
The Banking & Insurance Committee of H.R. College of
Commerce & Economics acts as the built-in hub of research,
information literacy, and schooling in the context of the
banking and the insurance sector. We intend to open the
doorways to the practical world of banking and insurance,
where students not only understand how the industry works as a
whole but also prepare for a career in the corporate world. The
committee is interested in understanding the past, the current
B.VOC. COMMITTEE
and trending trends, and the future of the Banking & Insurance
The B.Voc. aims at breaking the monotony of book learning and sector to furnish a real-world point of view to our future leaders.
inculcating practical learning. Industry professionals are
invited to conduct guest lectures, seminars, and workshops to BFM COMMITTEE
make the students ready for the corporate world. Additionally, The sole aim of the BFM Committee is to spread financial
the committee endeavors to equip the students with the skills literacy by bringing forward a new perspective of learning,
and knowledge required to face the challenges and insights of growing, and developing together. Apart from that we also
the dynamic world. The club allows students to expand their conduct various workshops and masterclasses wherein experts
thinking, interest, and scope. from NSE, BSE, and various renowned institutions come in and
share their knowledge. In your journey of learning finance, we
BAF COMMITTEE
hope to be the last and the most important piece of the jigsaw
The BAF Committee is formed exclusively for the students puzzle and complete what has been missing.
pursuing BAF course. The Committee aims at breaking the
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The Cultural Committee of H.R. College is an avid promoter of

BOOK CLUB inculcating within oneself extra-curricular and social abilities.
The Book Club was launched It strives to instill within the students a skill-set necessary to
on 17 September 2020 with the function in the world with valuable assets such as
vision to promote reading in a communication, teamwork, leadership as well as
positive and nurturing organizational skills.
environment; to help readers With the vision of encouraging and enhancing the students'
deepen their understanding of talents and providing them with a stage for exposure, the
the text; to help extend Cultural Committee aims to put its best foot forward in all that
participants' thinking, but most they do and keep the banner of this college flying high.
of all to promote reading in all October 3, 2023 - Core at Book Launch
languages and all genres for
ENTREPRENEURSHIP & INCUBATION CELL
personal and social growth. The club believes in the power of The Entrepreneurship and Incubation Cell of H.R. College is a
sharing knowledge and ideas. Books are the best means to student body, certified by the Ministry of Education and
acquire knowledge and The Book Club aims to be the platform Mahatma Gandhi Council of Rural Education, which aims to
to share and discuss this knowledge. The motto of the club is inculcate the spirit of entrepreneurship in the minds of young
“We lost ourselves in books; that's where we found ourselves students and create a zeal amongst the students who wish to
too”, this motto signifies the belief that books hold the power to pursue entrepreneurship as a career.
change and transform people and the club aims to make this Vision: To create an environment conducive to the growth and
chance available to all. development of the entrepreneurs and innovators of tomorrow.
The E-Cell strongly believes that with correct guidance and
BCOM COMMITTEE support even the smallest of ideas can grow and lead to
B.Com Committee fosters and encourages innovation and successful entrepreneurial ventures. The E-Cell aims to
creativity amongst students, providing a place to showcase and promote holistic learning to pave the way for a self-sufficient
hone their talents, leadership, and social skills. The committee ecosystem that encourages the growth of new and innovative
aims to improve the quality of communication and awareness ideas.
between students and events around the college. They are on a Objectives of the Entrepreneurship and Incubation Cell
journey of growth, networking, and discovering the dynamic Ÿ To create a complete ecosystem that will foster the culture of
world of business. The committee unites, innovates, and self-employment and innovation while providing training
elevates the BCom experience for all, collaborating, to the students.
empowering, and making lasting impacts together. Ÿ To provide a platform for budding entrepreneurs to pitch
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION GUIDANCE CELL their ideas and connect them with potential investors to
The Competitive Examination Guidance Cell (C.E.G.C) is build a successful start-up.
formed to help the students who are preparing for competitive Ÿ To conduct relevant seminars, workshops, and lectures with
examinations to overcome the academic challenges faced by Alumni and subject experts to acquaint the students with
them. The Cell Provides them with a platform to interact with strategies, insights, and knowledge required to become
mentors who are industry professionals having previously successful entrepreneurs.
cleared various such competitive examinations Ÿ To provide ample mentorship opportunities for the budding
entrepreneurs of college.
FINNACLE
Finnacle is the only finance and business magazine of H.R.
College of Commerce, Economics, striving to be a student's
first stop for what is new, and what is next in the Finance and
Business industry. It covers news, current affairs, and expert

CORE

CULTURAL COMMITTEE
Under the guidance of the esteemed Principal, Dr. Pooja
Ramchandani, H.R. College of Commerce and Economics has February 6&7, 2024: RISE: Navin sir with the Speakers
taken the initiative of launching a student body solely devoted
to organizing and participating in intra-collegiate and
intercollegiate cultural events.
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analysis of the world of finance. It also frequently features

personal development issues such as mental health awareness, professional growth.
building confidence, and staying motivated. Finance is an HOUSE OF TRAVELLERS
integral part of everyone's life and thus Finnacle magazine aims
to equip the youth of today with the knowledge that can help House of Travellers is the exclusive travel club of the college
them work towards their financial independence from an early which aims at creating awareness about sustainable tourism
age. Finnacle aims to make its readers financially literate, amongst students and bring out their inner adventurer. With an
aware, and able. intention to promote tourism in Maharashtra, it has
collaborated with MTDC (Maharashtra Tourism and
GENERAL EVENTS & MANAGEMENT Development Corporation). It nurtures and develops young
SOCIETY ambassadors of tourism, who through thought, word, and deed
GEMS promotes the holistic development of students and would foster the cultural heritage of the area.
inculcates managerial skills among them. The club plays a key HOSTELITES ASSOCIATION
role in the individual growth of each student. It helps in
organising the Annual Prize Distribution, Bazaar an annual The Hostelites Association of the college helps students in
event where students put up stalls to develop entrepreneurship getting hostel facilities with the help of college
skills and organize a Christmas party every year for recommendation letters. It ensures that students get a Home
underprivileged children. Away From Home experience in hostel and college. It conducts

GIRL UP HRC
Under the United Nations Campaign, Girl Up of H.R. College
attempts to create an inclusive aura, with collaboration,
cooperation, and coexistence. Members will think beyond the
borders and resonate with ideologies, that bring home changes,
and not differences, dreaming to create bonds for life. Girl Up,
the United Nations Foundation's campaign, engages girls to
stand up for girls, empowering each other and changing our
world. Led by a community of passionate advocates raising
awareness and funds, the efforts help the hardest to reach girls
living in places where it is hardest to be a girl.
GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHANGE CELL September 2&3, 2023: Pawna Lake Camping Trip Core Team

The Growth, Development and Change Cell (GDC) provides

an exclusive platform for students to cultivate their confidence, regular informal checks to ensure that the chosen hostels
ignite creative thinking and prepare themselves for corporate provide standard facilities to the students in terms of a hygienic
success.GDC offers diverse experiences, from exploring the environment, constant supply of safe drinking water, library,
power of subconscious mind, soft skills development and ICT and recreational facilities, gymnasium, yoga center, health
social initiativesGDC is the gateway designed to transform check-ups, etc. The members of the Club are also given an
collegiate aspirations to corporate realities. It is a space for introductory tour around Mumbai, generally in the popular
making memories while nurturing personal and 'Mumbai Darshan' bus, to make them familiar with the different
notable landmarks around Mumbai. The association has also set
up counseling as an important activity.
HR SPEAKS
HR Speaks is a monthly magazine of the college, giving the
college students a platform to share their memories and
personal experiences with each other. With various sections
such as Fictional & Non-Fictional Stories, Poetry Corner,
Inter/Intra college events, Sports, Book Reviews, and much
more, it encourages submissions from students across all
streams and courses.
INDUSTRIAL VISIT COMMITTEE OF HR
February 15, 2024 - Symphony of Strength - A Day with Cancer Warrior
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domestic and international destinations.

where students could come together, share their ideas, and
The Industrial Visits are customized as per the requirements of work towards common goals. This provides the budding
different courses and the content delivered can be best curated professionals with a chance to take on leadership roles and
keeping upon the target student groups. work collaboratively with their peers this creating a more
The committee works at grass root level before and at the time engaging and inclusive environment for all M.Com. students.
of organizing and executing an Industrial Visit. It also focuses MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS CLUB
on collaborating with the well-known partners in the tourism &
The Mental Health Awareness Club of H.R. College of
hospitality for creating a value to the visiting students.
Commerce and Economics is a student-run organization that
INVESTMENT CLUB OF HR aims towards cultivating self-love while battling unhealthy
emotions and becoming stronger than before. Our mission is to
ICHR is the finance club of the college. It stresses spreading improve the mental health of college students through raising
financial literacy among students through the practical awareness about mental health issues, building a safe space for
applicability approach. them to share their stories, and providing them complimentary
In light of their motive “Make an Investment in yourself”, it counseling sessions.
organizes numerous events throughout the academic year The objective of the club is to:
ranging from seminars and Stock exchanges to BLAZE, H.R. Ÿ Raise awareness about mental health issues.
College's very own intercollegiate finance festival. Ÿ Reduce stigma associated with mental illness.
Ÿ Promote help-seeking behavior and emotional well-being
MARATHI VANGDMAY MANDAL practices.
MVM aims to enhance awareness of Marathi literature, the Ÿ Bridge the gap between students and mental health
history of Maharashtra, and its varied culture. Every year, resources through individual education and outreach
events.
MONETRĒ
Monetrē - The Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance
Club of H.R. College has made it our mission to untangle the
complexities of the BFSI industry through interactions with
industry pioneers and experienced professionals.
We aim at building the confidence of our readers in their pursuit
January 26, 2024 - Naandi - A Cultural Extravaganza Organized by of achieving their financial goals by empowering them through
MVM. The event showcased a plethora of talent across diverse categories, our articles, webinars, and masterclasses.
fostering a celebration of cultural diversity and intellectual brilliance.
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
HRMVM organizes and celebrates ShravanUtsav with a
The HSNC University, Mumbai supports the NSS and
display of the cuisine of Maharashtra, Gurupournima, Run
encourages all the youth to join the program. The vision of the
Gayeen Awadi - a celebration of the works of Marathi literary scheme is to inculcate values of compassion and humanity and
giants, Marathi Basha Diwas, and its annual flagship event feelings for fellow persons. The combined participation in
Naandi - three days intercollegiate extravaganza of literature, community service leads to a sense of involvement in the task
song-dance, and fashion. HRMVM also brings out the Club's of nation-building. The motto 'NOT ME, BUT YOU'
annual bulletin 'HR Mood'. underlines that the welfare of an individual is ultimately
dependent on the welfare of society as a whole.
MATH CLUB
The NSS attempts to develop in the young students a sense of
The Math Club is an umbrella organization for mathematics- social and civic responsibility and trains them to utilize their
related activities open to all students. The Math Club organizes knowledge in finding practical solutions to individual and
some events during the academic year to develop students' level community problems. The HR-NSS unit has been trying
of Math skills and knowledge. through its various activities to do community service and
bring about changes in the society and also help the volunteers
The club also undertook math mentoring lectures for dyslexic build their personalities in the process.
students wherein any doubts or issues faced by students are
addressed and are provided with a practical course of action to NATURE CLUB
overcome difficulties. Nature Club has been set up with the following objectives:
Ÿ Develop awareness of and encourage an interest in the
M.COM. COMMITTEE
natural environment among its students through meetings,
M.Com. (Masters of Commerce) Committee aims to promote talks, workshops, study groups, and field trips.
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conservation among the student members. engaging podcast.

Ÿ Co-operate and collaborate with focus groups to enable the
RESEARCH CELL
protection and saving of natural resources which we sustain.
Ÿ Develop opportunities to learn and become better green Research Cell provides a platform for the students of H.R.
leaders of tomorrow. College to make out the best in the research domain and
enhance their critical thinking capabilities to attain and
PLANNING FORUM understand the importance of research in everyday life.
The Planning Forum an Economics forum for debating currents Research Cell aims to break the monotony of the theory and
events conducts several events including the MBA Workshop, connect this to practical life which ultimately develops a 360-
Elocution Competitions, and Guest Lectures. degree view of the students for the future. The Cell provides
The A.D. Shroff Memorial Elocution Competition is being opportunities for members to participate in various National
conducted at H.R. College since 1965, to encourage college level competitions and provide them with the required
students to think and speak on economics and related subjects, assistance.
besides enabling them to demonstrate their speaking abilities. SINDHI SOCIETY
PUBLIC SPEAKING & DEBATING SOCIETY The Sindhi Society of H.R. College earlier known as the
Sindhi Sangh continues to strive hard to promote and preserve
The PSDS aims to provide students with the opportunity to
overcome their stage fright, step out of their comfort zone,
enhance their communication skills, boost their confidence,
promote critical thinking, expand vocabulary, improve diction,
and master fluency. It also provides a platform for students to
showcase their talents and voice their thoughts and opinions. It
conducts various events such as a Resume writing Session, and
hosts Literary Competitions such as Debates, Extempore
Speaking, Poetry, Story Telling, etc. that play an important role
in the holistic all-round development of an individual and equip November 21-24, 2023: SHAAN : a four-day Sindhi intercollegiate
cultural festival

the unique Sindhi heritage, culture, and language among the

students.From organizing Chaliya, Cheti Chand melas to
participating in intercollegiate events and Sindhi programs
Sindhi Society has grown by leaps and bounds. The Club
members have proved that they are proud of their Sindhi roots
and heritage. This year the Club won many accolades at
intercollegiate events and brought home trophies. In the current
year the Club Members also assisted College during
admissions, IT work, and sorting of forms in the college office
September 26, 27 & 29, 2023: Fresher’ s Debate an effort by PSDS to and have worked with Old age Homes and NGOs.
give the first-year students a glimpse into the PSDS World. SOCIAL AND SELF AWARENESS CLUB
them with the skills they will require to shape their future. The SSAC was formed as an extension of the Department of
Foundation Course in 2017 to take up projects that are socially
RADIO GAGA and personally relevant. It aims to create awareness and
Radio Gaga is a podcast created by the students, for the sensitize students about social issues while at the same time
students, and of the students of H.R. College. Its content is motivating them to develop leadership qualities through self-
topical and issues are varied. The goal is to provide an awareness and make them responsible citizens.
interactive and enjoyable forum for all listeners. The objective STUDENT UNITED WAY OF H.R. COLLEGE
is to have instructive and entertaining conversations with the
guests and provide a well-rounded experience for the guests Student United Way of H.R. College (SUW) is a student body
and audience, by sharing the students' voice, views, and extension of United Way (Mumbai); an International NGO that
philosophy. focuses on social welfare, especially in the fields of education,
health, and environment. Students from the college volunteer
Radio gaga is building itself in order to better connect with its for the various events the NGO conducts around the city. SUW
listeners. Students also prefer its podcasts to videos and text conducts several general body meetings throughout the year to
because of the ease with which they can consume them. prepare for the calendar of events and chalks out a concrete plan
Through radio gaga, the club wants to share the students' views to implement the projects in the pipeline. Its social media
and opinions with the world., they contain interactive account on Instagram is: “suw_hr”.
interviews, and song breaks and conclude with a fun rapid-fire
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for themselves and strengthening the reputation of the

institution, and spreading it far and wide.
STUDENT GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL
There is a ‘Grievance Redressal Cell’ comprising of the Vice-
Principals, Senior Faculty, Registrar and two student
representatives. There is an open and friendly atmosphere in the
college and a student can approach them anytime with their
complaints which are promptly addressed. The students have
direct access even to the Principal via email in case of any
complaint.

July 8, 2023- Project Gyaan Students having fun with the Volunteers TECHHUB
TechHub of H.R. College is a dynamic and student-managed
SYNTHESIS OF YOGA AND NIYAMA COUNCIL body that aims to spread awareness about the latest
The SYNC club, was founded with the vision of weaving Yoga, technologies driving the corporate world. To this end, the club
fitness, and wellness into the fabric of the lives of today's youth organizes various seminars and webinars that provide insights
and has always been actively involved in promoting Yoga as a into the softwares used at workplaces and businesses. The
way of life, which helps to sync one's mind, body, and soul. It club's contributions have been recognized by various awards,
provides a holistic blend between academics and and it aims to consistently strive towards creating an impact in
extracurricular activities, bringing out the best in each student, the corporate world by means of technology. The TechHub has
and enhancing their confidence and skills. also collaborated with several companies, organizations, and
institutions to provide its members with hands-on experience
The club is responsible for conducting the International Yoga
Day as per AAYUSH ministry Directives and Protocols. SYNC THINK INDIA HRC
contributes to the college's mission of developing student Think India is the network of the premier institutes of India with
leaders through organizing and participating in intercollegiate an aim towards National Reconstruction, through the ideas and
fests; as well as to the college's social commitments to bring actions on Economy, Environment, Culture, and International
change in society by organizing outreach and fitness programs Relations.
for internal and external stakeholders.
Think India HRC, a group of 60+ volunteers aims to formulate
TALENT PARADE a forum of the best intellectual human resource of the nation
Talent Parade is the largest intra-collegiate annual cultural geared towards shaping the youth of the nation and fostering
festival organized and celebrated in H.R. College. It is a New India's Legacy. We strive to achieve a Nation-first attitude,
platform for many budding talents as it gives a stage to talents and harness our national treasure, “Leaders for Tomorrow” to
encompassing various performing arts. “Think, Explore and Act” for the Nation.
Talent Parade was divided into four segments namely the
Dance Competition, Singing, Unique Talent, and Fashion
Show.
THE SPORTS COUNCIL
The Sports Council is the apex sporting body, which aims at
promoting fitness, and sportsmanship, to provide its players
complete support by ensuring an easy and hassle-free
foundation to participate in multiple sporting events and win
laurels for the College. It also plays a prominent role in
organizing and participating in numerous Inter and Intra-
Collegiate events and plays a vital role in efficiently organizing
several college activities.
HR College puts a lot of emphasis on the all-round
development of our students. That is why we continuously
encourage and energize our students to play sports and
participate in sporting events at the intercollegiate, university,
state, national and international levels. Sport is an important
element in our holistic approach to education. Playing sports
not only builds character but also secures a student's physical,
social, and emotional health. Our students consistently perform
exceedingly well in events they take part in, winning accolades
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YOUNG LEADERS CLUB

The Young Leaders Club of H.R. College is one of the clubs
renowned for organizing various guest lectures, seminars,
events, and workshops for students. Their vision is to explore a
leader in every soul and empower them with special emphasis
on skills, integrity, and overall development, to raise active and
global citizens for tomorrow.
YUVA TOURISM CLUB
The Yuva Tourism Club is a collaboration between India
Tourism, Mumbai and H.R. College under the Ministry of
Tourism, Govt. Of India directives to form Yuva Tourism Clubs
at various educational institutions such as schools and colleges.
Vision of Yuva Tourism Club is to nurture and develop young
ambassadors of Indian tourism who would become aware of
tourism possibilities in India, appreciate our rich cultural
heritage and develop an interest and passion for tourism. These
young ambassadors would be catalysts for promoting tourism November 11, 2022 - Cruise Tourism
in India.
thereby helping them overcome their difficulties, explore their
many talents and abilities and reach their full potential during
these vital formative years.
The Special Cell - H.R. College came into existence in the
Academic Year 2009 – 2010. This cell comprises teachers,
experts, and parents and is active in both Junior and Degree
colleges. Under the guidance of the teacher-in-charges, special
lectures are continuously conducted on various subjects.
Students with special needs attend these extra lectures to help
clear their doubts and fare better in examinations.

DISCIDIUM
A Study Tour to Bhubaneshwar Odhisa In order to facilitate the Discidium fest in HR College a Discidium
Committee has been established for a few years. This was
SPECIAL CELL focussed on hosting a finance and business inter-collegiate fest in
In its quest to embrace the rich diversity within its student body, HR college. This year they decided to use the Committee to gather
H.R. College has developed a system of support for students good talent from within HR college to participate in
with dyslexia and other special educational needs, providing intercollegiate events of other Mumbai colleges. The objective
them with trained and structured assistance in achieving was to create a brand for the college and bonding between
academic as well as personal success. The college reserves students of different academic years, and coach them to hone their
several seats for students with special needs as per the finance skills for these competitive events.
directives of the Maharashtra Board of Secondary and Higher
Secondary Education and the University of Mumbai.
H.R. College strives to understand the nature of difficulties
encountered by students facing learning challenges within the
framework of Higher Secondary and University education,

December 22, 2023 - Social Initiative by Visiting an Underprivileged

School, Aiming to Contribute to the Educational Development

October 7, 2022 - Cyber Crime Awareness Campaign

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Library
The Library of H.R. College supports the mission of the college
and is committed to providing information leading towards
excellence in commerce and business education. It
endeavors to help students to gather multi-faceted knowledge
and thereby facilitate the process of knowledge revolution and
overall holistic personality development.
It is located on the first floor offers an air-conditioned Solar
Reading Room with seating capacity for 140 students. Besides
this, a special room which accommodates about 60 students is
kept open as additional reading space. The Open Access
Collection facility is offered from 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. on
working days.
The library has a collection of more than 58000 books and 67
periodicals. It also has a collection of more than 850 Audio-
Visual materials. Library subscribes e-resources like NLIST, ,
Ibl, JGate, CBM E- books. The Library is Fully Computerised
and collection details can be accessed with “Any Word
Anywhere” facility via SLIM21 - an integrated, multi-user,
multi-tasking library information Windows based software.
The Library conducts Orientations, Research Guidance
Sessions, Book Exhibitions, Book Talks, Library
Volunteerism Programs etc. on a regular basis.
LIBRARY RULES:
Every bonafide student of this College may become a member
of the library. No Library Fee is charged. A Library Borrower's
Card is issued to each student on submitting the identity card,
a photograph and the First Term Fee Receipt. Library
follows “One Id Card” system. Every user can borrow two
books per week for home lending and one book/non book at a
time for Reference Reading. If a borrower damages/loses the
hook he/she shall have to replace the book. If it is not available
in the market then the borrower shall have to pay the market
price plus replacement charges.
The charges for overdue books will be Rs.1.00/day for first
overdue week, Rs.2.00/day for second overdue week and
Rs.5.00/day for next period of overdue. For reference books the
fine would be Rs.5.00/day.
The library is a Silent, No Mobile, No Eatables Zone.
Defaulters will be fined as per the university guidelines. The
membership of the library will be cancelled immediately if a
person is found guilty of violating willfully the rules and
regulations of the library.
At the end of the second term all books must be returned to the
library. However by special provision, books would be issued
during examination period. The Librarian will issue a 'No Due
Certificate' to borrower who has cleared his/her account. This
is necessary for obtaining the refund of Student Deposit from
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International Initiatives
The International Programs Committee organizes various
student and faculty exchanges, scholarships, summer sessions,
and other opportunities for internationalization, in
collaboration with partner institutions across the globe. The
IPC has a team of dedicated student ambassadors who work,
plan and participate in the internationalization process. The
Committee works toward a holistic international exposure for
the students of the college in several ways.
INTERNATIONAL DELEGATION VISITS October 12, 2023 - Conference with EDHEC Business School
HR College has welcomed several international faculty
delegations, student delegations, exchange program
participants, and delegations of business persons. Some of the
notable ones have been, the University of Cincinnati, USA,
International Youth Exchange Programme, Germany,
Kennesaw State University, USA, and Institute of Strategic
Leadership, Japan.
SUMMER SCHOOLS
October 20, 2023 - American University of Washington DC
Students from HR College take up summer programs at the
following institutions such as - Kedge Business School,
France; London School of Economics, UK, among others.
PARTNER INSTITUTIONS
We have focused on faculty discussions with reputed
universities and spreading awareness of higher studies options
in various schools such as Kedge Business School; Deakin
University, Australia; SP Jain Global School of Management;
University of Cincinnati, USA; EDHEC Business School,
France; London School of Economics, UK; Normandie November 28, 2023 - welcomed Ms. Clare Burke, the Head of
International Partnerships from the Queen Mary University.
Business School; Unitalia, to name a few.
COLLABORATIONS & COMMUNICATIONS
The College prides itself in international collaborations with all
stakeholders through MOUs with our partner institutions,
connecting with our international alumni, and various
Masterclass that are conducted with international faculty.
Faculty exchanges will be an opportunity to learn from
international experts.
LANGUAGE CLASSES November 3, 20223 - University of Oxford Visit

H.R. College runs language classes for the students taught by

qualified faculty. The current courses are in Spanish and
German.
STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
The college has secured several opportunities for meritorious
students to experience alternate learning styles in different
cultures and broaden the horizons of their knowledge. Some of
the preferred ones are Kedge Business School's Scholarship; February 21, 2022 - H.R. College X King’s College, London
Asia Pacific University Japan's Scholarship; Betty and Donald
Keating Scholarship to St. Catherine's College, Oxford The constant aim is to expand the scope of activities, to further
University, UK; Advance Student Admission Program to the strengthen the culture of internationalization, start on-campus
SP Jain Institute for Management and Research, Dubai, UAE; foreign language courses and build relationships with new
and McDonald Conference for Leaders of Character at the universities while maintaining existing relationships, for a
United States Military Academy, WestPoint, USA. mutual exchange of ideas, knowledge, and information.

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Inter Collegiate Wins 2023 - 2024
Ÿ Banking Nationalisation Day Ÿ Arth Utsav
July 19, 2023 August 18, 2023
In the "Welcome to My Bank" event, Taksh Gajani and Vivan Arth-Utsav 2023 was organized by The Nagindas Khandwala
Wadhwa clinched the 1st position by their impeccable simulation College's Planning Forum of the Department of Economics.
of customer interactions, effectively highlighting their banking Moksha Jain from Research Cell showcased her oratory skills and
knowledge and unwavering professionalism. Satish Roy's eloquently presented her thoughts and ideas, impressing both the
analytical acumen secured us the 2nd position in the "Expose the audience and the judges and securing second podium in the
Scammer" event, further underscoring our commitment to combat elocution competition.
financial fraud
Ÿ Chess Competition
Rishita birla from SYBMS bagged GOLD MEDAL with 5 /5 points
in the Intercollegiate Chess Competition held in Bandra on 11th &
12th August, 2023.

Ÿ Polaris
August 19, 2023
The BAMMC Committee participated in Polaris, an intercolle-
giate mass media festival organized by Wilson College.
The committee bagged three prizes in the following events-
1st Prize in Dance,1st Prize in Comedy, 2nd Prize in Fashion
Ÿ Finacc’23 Show & a performer from the contingent bagged the best male
August 11 & 12, 2023 dancer award. The scholarships for dance workshops were also
awarded to the winners of the dance event.
Overall Position: Winners, Events Won at Finacc: Moneyball: 1st
place, Quiz-o-Ccounts: 1st place, Between The Lines: 1st place &
Fundaaz Apna Apna: 1st place

Ÿ HSNC Short Film Festival

September 3, 2023
Ÿ Malhar
The BAMMC Committee participated and bagged the 1st Runners
August 13-15, 2023
Up prize in the 1st ever HSNC Short Film Festival organized by
H.R. College participated in Malhar 2023 organised by St. R.D National College on the occasion of 75 years of academic
Xavier's College and secured a 2nd Overall Podium for the same. excellence on the theme Skill Development Initiatives'.
Our participants exhibited exceptional talent and dedication
through their performances, leaving an indelible mark on the
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Umang'23
September 14-17, 2023 E-Summit 2023
HR Contingent CC140 participated in Umang'23 - N.M. College's December 10&11, 2023
flagship intercollegiate fest & put up a marvellous show and RA Podar College's Entrepreneur Development Cell (EDC)
emerged victorious with the Overall First Podium. Apart from the organized its E-Summit on December 10th and 11th. . Arora and
Overall First Podium trophy, HR contingent managed to secure Aanchal Chhatani from Research Cell actively participated.
one departmental trophy for Informals and several other wins. Aanchal Chhatani's secured the 3rd podium, underscored the
excellence and innovation showcased by participants.

Finansko Shoutt’24
September 27, 2023 December 11 & 13, 2023
BFM committee attended an intercollegiate event organised by the Cultural Committee participated in Shoutt 2023 organised by Jai
Ghanshyamdas Saraf College of Commerce and Economics. Hind College and secured a 1st Overall Podium for the same. The
Dhruv Sharma was recognized for his active participation with a performances ranged from dance routines and musical acts to
well-deserved certificate, while Prital D'cuna secured an impres- theatrical presentations, reflecting the diverse talents and skills.
sive 2nd position, and Anusha Tiwari achieved an honorable 3rd
position in the competition.

Finansiera ECO CON

September 30, 2023 December 11-13, 2023
“Finance ka Chakravyuh”, organised by Ghanshyamdas Saraf The 31st International Economics Convention took place at K.C
College of Commerce. BAF Committee has emerged victorious College, Churchgate, focusing on the theme "Financial Markets."
and secured 1st podium at the prestigious inter-collegiate fest, with Seven teams competed for the prestigious Haresh Lakhani trophy
the prize money of Rs.1500 among a remarkable pool of over 120 H R College won Q & A – 2nd prize, Best speaker Overall – 1 st
participants hailing from 20+ esteemed colleges. prize -Kaavya Vaidyanathan, Best speaker per team- Kaavya
Vaidyanathan, Best contributor (towards research) – Kaavya
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Math Club X ICHR Mathletics

December 12th and 13th Kiran
Math Club X ICHR participated in the Mathletics fest hosted by KJ 21st – 23rd December, 2023
Somaiya College. The fest included 8 events involving the use of CCHR participated in Kiran 2023 organised by K.C. College and
maths. A total of 10 participants from our college participated in secured 3rd Overall Podium for the same. Participants exhibited
all the events. The highlight of our participation was the outstand- talent and dedication through their performances, leaving an
ing performance in the Anomaly Wars event, where our team indelible mark on the events. HR College contingent won the 'Best
secured a commendable 2nd place, showcasing their exceptional CL' Trophy out of all the departmental trophies.
mathematical prowess.

BE A BANKER FEST
Business Conclave January 11-13, 2024
January 15&16, 2024 The Banking and Insurance Committee participated in Be A
Investment Club of H.R. College (ICHR) secured 1st Podium at Banker Fest, a national-level competition hosted by Thakur
Jai Hind College's Business Conclave. Winning podiums in College, representing HR College. H.R. College secured the
almost all the events ICHR continued its legacy and secured 1nd Overall 2nd Runner Up Podium, competing with esteemed
podium overall this year. colleges from across India.
JOULE
December 17-19, 2023
The Investment Club of H.R. College (ICHR) secured 1st Podium
at KC College's JOULE 10.0.

.HOJAMALO
January 12 & 13,2024
Sindhi Society participated in “Hojamalo”- A Sindhi Inter-
Collegiate Fest hosted by Jai Hind College. 25+ Colleges
The Rainbow Lane participated out of which H.R. College bagged the Overall 2nd
Prize proving our love, respect, and knowledge of our culture.
December 21, 2023
The BCOM Committee creates history by winning in Inter
Collegiate fest of Sydenham College of . The committee partici-
pated in the two major flagship events: Jallosh and Blitz Creed.
Creating history, the participants brought home 5 trophies, with 2
trophies awarded for Jallosh and 3 for Blitz Creed, along with an
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Jazba Media Fest Pravaah

January 12, 2024
January 23-24, 2024
The BAMMC Committee participated and bagged the 1st Runners
up prize in the Jazba Inter-Collegiate Media Fest organized by The Banking and Insurance Committee participated in Pravaah
Nirmala Memorial Foundation College. The whole team was Fest, a inter-college competition hosted by N.L College & won in
awarded a trophy as well as certificates for their highly enthusias- few events competing with esteemed colleges.
tic participation and victory. AAMOD 2024
DETOUR MEDIA FEST HR College of Commerce and Economics made a remarkable
January 15, 2024 presence at Aamod 2024, a cultural extravaganza organized by
St. Xavier's College. MVM emerged as the 2nd Runner Up in the
The BAMMC Committee participated and bagged the 2nd
overall rankings.
Runners Up prize in the Detour Inter-Collegiate Media Fest
organized by the media department of Jai Hind College. The
BAMMC Committee Represented H.R College in this competition.

VARASA 2024
January 26, 2024
Kshitij 2023 Marathi Vandgmay Mandal (MVM) participated in Varasa, a
January 16-19, 2024 cultural fest organized by D. G. Ruparel College The club
CCHR went out in full force and participated in Kshitij - Mithibai participated in various departmental events such as literary, fine
College's flagship intercollegiate fest. Our contingent, CC245 put arts and performing arts. After great team spirit, endless efforts
up a marvellous show and emerged victorious with the Overall and tough competition they won the overall 1St Podium and were
Second Podium. crowned as the BEST COLLEGE in the competition.

Ka-Ching X EJCon JUNOON-E-SINDHYAT

January 23&24, 2024 January 27, 2024
The Students' Council participated and secured second podium in Sindhi Society of H.R. College participated in Junoon-E-
Ka-Ching X EJCon , a National level economics and management Sindhyat, a Sindhi Cultural Festival comprising of three events -
festival organised by NMIMS School of Economics. Dance, Standup and Short Film competition. We are proud and
thrilled to announce that Sindhi Society bagged the first position
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'Aptipreneur’ TSUNAMI
February 5&6, 2024 February 7-9, 2024
Discidium Committee secured the esteemed 1st Overall Podium Investment Club Of H.R. College (ICHR) secured 1st Runner up
(Best College) at inter-college fest 'Aptipreneur' of Thakur at LaLa Lajpat Rai College's Tsunami. It is an immersive experi-
College Our committee demonstrated exemplary skill, teamwork, ence, a pure amalgamation of competitions, events, workshops,
determination, and leadership showcasing the commitment to and activities that encompasses all focus areas imaginable within
excellence that defines HR College. the numerous domains of corporate culture.

Nexus BOLLYBUCKS EVENT

February 9&10, 2024 February 23, 2024
Discidium Committee Excels at inter college fest 'ALUMINI The BAMMC Committee participated in Bollybucks, an intercolle-
NEXUS', Sydenham College's Business and Finance Fest where giate festival organized by Bunts Sangha Mumbai- Anna Leela
our team secured the distinguished 1st Runner-Up Overall College, Kurla. The event date was February 23, 2024. The CL's
Podium. This accomplishment is a testament to the relentless who represented BAMMC Committee were Krupa Shah and Harsh
efforts, strategic acumen, and collaborative spirit of the Discidium Dodeja from TYBMM.
Committee.

SOCH 4.0
INSIGHT’ 24 February 26&27, 2024
February 7-9, 2024 Enactus participated in Soch 4.0, a national-level Business Plan
The Students' Council represented their institution at Insight, an competition organized by Delhi Technological University & won
Inter-Collegiate Business, Finance and Economics Fest hosted by the 2nd podium in the National Business Plan Competition,
Narsee Monjee College. Demonstrating excellence, The Students' showcasing innovation and determination, and earning a cash
Council not only clinched the Overall PR Trophy and the Best CL prize of Rs. 10,000.
Trophy but also achieved a commendable Overall 1st podium at
Insight 2024.
Managma
February 27 and 28th, 2024 Attendees: 45
The Investment Club of HR College has participated in Managma
which was introduced at KC College & secured 1st Runner up.

Discidium – Inventure
March 14, 2024
Discidium participated in Inventure Fest 2024 (Inter and Intra
Collegiate) by Lala Lajpat Rai College, representing H.R. College,
and secured the 'Best Pitchers' and 3rd Runner Up Positions!

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Inter Collegiate Events Organised
The students that are willing to go an extra mile for their
college event must be part of the fest organizing committee
INQUEST 3.0 Refreshments sponsored by Starbucks Churchgate, Mojoco, and
August 18-19, 2023 Alpha8 awaited their return. The closing ceremony featured
addresses from Principal Dr. Pooja Ramchandani, Prof. in-charge
The Research Cell of HR College of Commerce and Economics Mrs. Vijaylaxmi Suvarna, and the Math Club's core members.
organized the third edition of its flagship event, INQUEST 3.0.
The theme centred around shedding light on lesser-known
countries. With a focus on fostering intellectual curiosity, it aimed
to equip participants with the tools to research, understand, and
offer solutions for the challenges faced by these countries. After
adding the points Podar College of Mumbai was declared the
winner of the two-day event.

ICEBREAKER
October 6, 2023
Ice-Breaker session helped in creating a positive group
atmosphere, broke down group barriers and energized, relaxed and
motivated people. The session was well spent with the club
members playing fun games while getting to know each other. It
SHEHZAAN KHAN DANCE WORKSHOP provided a wonderful opportunity for comfortable interaction
September 5, 2023 between the attendees and the new members.
Mystique – the official intercollegiate cultural festival, jointly DISCIDIUM FEST
organized by the BMS Committee and the Cultural Committee of January 3&4, 2024
H.R.College recently organized a dance workshop in In today's entrepreneurial climate, aspiring professionals must
collaboration with the very talented dancer Shehzaan Khan. The acquire a robust theoretical foundation, supplemented by practical
event commenced with electrifying energy and cheers from the experience. To meet this objective, Discidium, a Business and
audience, this was followed by Mr. Khan displaying a power- Economics festival, has been established to ignite students'
packed performance along with his team. Mr. Khan and his team competitive spirit, and evaluate their business proficiency, skills,
engaged with all the participants to maximize their learning and knowledge. The contest aims to recognize the most
experience. exceptional talents among young entrepreneurial minds. Entering
its eighth consecutive year, Discidium cultivated enthusiasm in
students and provided them with a platform to showcase their
abilities.

CO-ORDINATE ZERO- Where Math meets Mystery

September 26,2023
The Math Club of HR College hosted the "Co-ordinate Zero"
analytical criminal hunt event. The event aimed to showcase NAANDI 2024
participants' analytical and logical reasoning skills while January 7-9, 2024
unravelling mathematical mysteries to catch the elusive murderer. A Cultural Extravaganza at HR College of Commerce and
Participants were permitted to use three hints and a lifeline to skip Economics – Organized by the Marathi Vangmay Mandal (MVM)
location visits. Capturing their journey through photos and videos of H. R. College of Commerce and Economics the three-day
earned extra points.

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happen!'. The fest comprised 14 engaging events ranging from

cultural spectacle, Naandi, from January 7th to 9th, 2024. 15+
debates, dramas; and sporty events to open mics, moot courts,
colleges and 500 students participated in the fest. The event
life-size board games, and thrilling escape rooms.
showcased a plethora of talent across diverse categories, fostering
a celebration of cultural diversity and intellectual brilliance.

7th NATIONAL DASTUR DEBATE COMPETITION

BULLSEYE
January 16 - 20, 2024
January 10, 2024
Bullseye, our flagship event, is our own celebrity mock stock The Growth, Development and Change Cell of H.R. College of
exchange. Due to the pandemic, it was conducted on the online Commerce & Economics, in association with the Chamber of
platform. It provided a learning opportunity for students to gain Tax Consultants, organized the 7th National Dastur Debate
further knowledge of the stock market and gave them a wonderful Competition. The debate was an opportunity for the
platform to display their trading skills. Over 30 colleges and clubs participants to hone their critical thinking, communication and
all over Mumbai participated in Bullseye making it one of our most research skills. The event was a resounding success The 7th
successful and happening events. National Dastur Debate Competition not only served as a
BLAZE forum for insightful discussions but also nurtured fresh ideas
and perspectives.
January 19- 24, 2024
Inter college-k.c.college UNIFAIR 2024
Intra college- students council , hr college The International Programmes Committee organized the
College Fair from the 23rd to the 24th of January 2024. Unifair
The 13th Edition of Blaze was Lit, Legendary and a Legacy. It was
facilitates access to information about studying overseas by
a 4-day fest dated on the with a plethora of events in genres ranging
from Finance, Marketing, Management, Cultural and Sports. An providing information about admissions, entrance exams, fees,
inter as well as intra collegiate fest, we had an average footfall of and other topics. The representatives from the world's finest
over 1000 students from colleges and clubs all over Mumbai. universities manned their tables to answer questions and
Blaze provided an excellent learning opportunity and a queries of the students.
magnificent educational experience for students through fun
events wherein they got to explore themselves and discover their
true potentials.

NUMERO UNO 2024

January 28-31, 2024
The Students' Council of H.R. College of Commerce and
OFF D' CUFF 2024 Economics hosted their flagship event, Numero Uno - H.R.
College's Largest Business, Finance and Economics Festival.
January 12-14, 2024 This year marked the 19th edition of “Numero Uno -
The Public Speaking and Debating Society of H.R. College of Pioneering the Realms of Innovation”. For the past 18 years,
Commerce and Economics organized the 11th edition of their Numero Uno, a mathematics and statistics festival, has
very own literary extravaganza - OFF D' CUFF with a theme redefined itself by going further into the intricate realms of
revolving around the realm of 'Oneiros - where anything can business, finance, and economics.

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CREATIVE CASCADE 2.0 : A PLATFORM TO

PERFORM
February 24, 2024
The Growth, Development and Change Cell of H.R. College
of Commerce and Economics organised 'Creative Cascade
2.0', an inter-collegiate open mic event, on February 24,
2024. The event aimed at providing a stage for students from
various colleges to showcase their talent- from profound
poetry recitations to melodious musical renditions and side-
splitting comedy acts.

TRISHUL
February 7th to 10th, 2024
Think India HRC proudly organized South Mumbai's largest
youth conference, 'Trishul,' held from February 7th to 10th,
2024, with a primary focus on addressing societal challenges
and encouraging students to share ideas with prominent figures
from the industry, government and media. The conference
covered a spectrum of critical issues, offering valuable insights
and perspectives.

TEDx
March 9, 2024
TEDxHRCollege hosted its 9th edition this year at Garware
Club House, Wankhede Stadium. Licensed by TED, this
independently organized event by the students of HR College
of Commerce and Economics, upholds TED's mission, 'Ideas
Worth Spreading'. The theme for this year was 'A person
through people', highlighting the interdependent growth of
individuals, and empowerment of society through impactful
leadership.

Number Ninja
February 15, 2024
The Math Club of H.R. College hosted the 11th Edition of their
flagship intercollegiate event, Number Ninjas on the 15th of
February, 2024 with participation from esteemed colleges of
Mumbai, namely, Narsee Monjee College, Kishinchand
Chellaram College, KJ Somaiya College, Mulund College of
Commerce and Ramnarain Jhunjhunwala College. The fest took
place offline within the college premises and 60+ students
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Infrastructure
HR believes in giving Students an opportunity to develop their
simulative learning & entrepreneurial skills

Video Conferencing facility: It helps to engage with experts and distinguished personalities beyond local boundaries who address staff
and students and share their views. This interactive facility aims at providing a significant learning experience.

HRythm Sound & Recording Studio: Hi Resolution Photography Studio: To Digital Library & Research Centre:
HR’s in-house studio that aims at give practical exposure to students about To provide opportunities to enhance
imparting expertise in audio recording various subjects such as digital marketing, research work and offer access to digital
and editing technologies. advertising, Media Planning etc. content for staff and students.

Commerce and Management Resource Computing Laboratory and UGC The Fitness Point: A gymnasium for staff
Center: To develop glocal proficiency by Network Center: To equip the students and students, a step towards health and
offering practical exposure to actual with current technology and foster fitness under professional guidance.
business environment. global competency.

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Faculty - Degree College
Principal: Prof. Dr. Pooja Ramchandani, D.Litt., Ph.D., M.Com., B.Ed.
Vice-Principal : Dr. Jasbir Sodi, Ph.D., M.Com.
Vice-Principal: Dr. Rani Tyagi, Ph.D., M.Sc.
COMMERCE & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Dr. Jalaja Nair, Ph.D., M.Phil., M.A.
Prof. Dr. Pooja Ramchandani, D.Litt., Ph.D., M.Com., B.Ed. (HOD) Ms. Charvi Gada, M.B.A., M.Com.
Prof. Rita Khatri, Ph.D., M. Phil., M.Com., M.F.M. Mr. Manish Malkani, M.Com, B.Ed.
Dr. Jasbir Sodi, Ph.D., M.Com. Ms. Rifa Patel, M.A.
Dr. Navin M. Punjabi, Ph.D., M.Com., PGDBA, C.W.M. (Hon.) Dr. Mamta Rajani, Ph.D., M.Phil., M.A., B.Ed., M.Com
Ms. Dharti Narwani, M.Com., M.B.A. Dr. Bharti Singh, Ph.D., M.B.A., B.B.A.
Mr. Prem Rajani, M.Com., M.M.S. Ms. Mamta Shukla, M.Com., M.B.A., CFA
Ms. Neha Galrani, M.Com. Dr. Bhakti Mulchandani, Ph.D., M.B.A., M.Com.,
BUSINESS ECONOMICS Mr. Faaiz Patel, M.Com., M.B.A.
Prof. Dr. Geeta Nair, D.Litt., Ph.D., M.A. (HOD) Mr. Vicky Karnani, M.Com.,
Prof. Dr. Jehangir Bharucha, D.Litt., Ph.D. (B.E.), Ph.D. , M.A. Dr. Radhika Menon, Ph.D., B.M.S., M.B.A.,
Dr. Saleha Syed J., Ph.D., M.Phil, M.A. Ms. Tanvi Khandhar, Dipl. Ent. Mgmt., M.Com.
ACCOUNTANCY Ms. Anjli Dhanani, M.Com.
Prof. Amit Nandu, HOD, Ph.D., MBA, M.Com, (HOD). Ms. Jasmine Tamboli, MACJ
Ms Anjali Vachhani, M.Com. Ms. Sneh Gehi, M.Com., B.Ed.
Dr. Simran Kalyani, Ph.D., M.Com., D.B.F. Ms. Trisha Dutta, M.A.
Dr. Jaya Manglani, Ph.D., L.L.B., B.Ed., MBA, M.Com Dr. Sheetal Gangaramani, Ph.D., M.B.A., B.Pharm
Mr. Atul Sathe, M.Com., ICWA
Ms. Prachi Ahuja, M.Com. BMS
MATHS & STATISTICS Ms. Charvi Gada Coordinator
Dr. Radhika Menon Co-Coordinator
Ms. Shubhada Kanchan, M.Sc, (HOD).
BAF
Ms. Vijayalaxmi Suvarna, M.Phil, M.Sc, D.C.S.T. Ms. Poonam Jain Coordinator
Ms. Bertilla Alphonso, M.Sc. Ms. Sneh Gil Co-coordinator
ENGLISH (BUSINESS COMMUNICATION) BFM
Prof. Dr. Paromita Chakrabarti, Ph.D., M.Phil, M.A., (HOD). Ms. Shweta Singh Coordinator
Mr. Vicky Karnani Co-coorinator
Dr. Geeta Sahu, Ph.D., M.A
BVOC (WM)
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Dr. Tasneem Razmi Coordinator
Prof. Dr. Chandani Bhattacharjee, Ph.D., M.Sc. (HOD)
Ms. Mamta Shukla Co-coordinator
Dr. Rani Tyagi, Ph.D., M.Sc.3 BVOC (RM & THM)
BUSINESS LAW Mr. Faaiz. S. Patel Co-coordinator
Mr. Gaurav Lele, LLM BBI
FOUNDATION COURSE Mr. Rahul Mishra Coordinator
Prof. Dr. Madhu Kelkar, PhD, M.Phil., M.A., B.Ed. (HOD) Dr. Bhakti Mulchandani Co-coordinator
Prof. Dr. Priyamvada Sawant, Ph.D., M.Phil., M.A. BAMMC
Ms. Rifa Patel Coordinator
UNAIDED COURSES (UNDERGRADUATE) Ms. Anjli Dhanani Co-coordinator
Mr. Yunus A. Gangat, M.Com., MCSC, CCNA, Dip. Elec. IT CO-ORDINATOR
Dr. Tasneem Razmi, Ph.D., M.Com, M.Phil., MBA (WM) Mr. Yunus A. Gangat, M.Com., MCSC, CCNA, Dip. Elec.
Dr. Nidhi Thanawala, Ph.D., M.A.
Ms. Bharti Jethani, M.Com. LIBRARIAN
Ms. Poonam Jain, M.Com., F.C.A., C.S. Prof. Dr. Madhuri Tikam, Ph.D., M.Lib.Sc.
Dr. Kanupriya Sharma, MBA (RM & THM), Ph.D.
Mr. Rahul Mishra, M.Com., Coordinator
Dr. Shweta Singh, Ph.D., MBA.

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 The Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board
WHERE IDEAS COME TO LIFE
Mr. Anil Harish, President Mr. Kishu Mansukhani, Immediate Past President
Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani, Past President Mr. Chellaram, Trustee
HYDERABAD (SIND)
Ms. Maya Shahani, Trustee Mr. Dinesh Panjwani, Secretary
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BOARD

List of Educational Institutions in Mumbai and Ulhasnagar managed by The Hyderabad

(Sind) National Collegiate Board
1. Rishi Dayaram & Seth Hassaram National College and Seth Wassiamull Assomal
Science College, Bandra, Mumbai 400 050. (Estd. 1949)
2. Kishinchand Chellaram College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Churchgate,
Mumbai 400 020. (Estd. 1954)
3. Kishinchand Chellaram Law College, Churchgate, Mumbai 400 020. (Estd. 1955)
4. Hassaram Rijhumal College of Commerce and Economics, Churchgate,
Mumbai 400 020. (Estd. 1960)
5. K.C. College of Management Studies, Churchgate, Mumbai 400 020. (Estd. 1969)
6. Smt. Mithibai Motiram Kundnani College of Commerce & Economics, Bandra,
Mumbai 400 050. (1961)
7. Smt. Chandibai Himathmal Mansukhani College, Ulhasnagar 421 003.
(Estd. 1965)
8. Bombay Teachers Training College, Colaba, Mumbai 400 039. (Estd. 1969)
9. Principal K.M. Kundnani College of Pharmacy, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai 400005.
(Estd. 1971)
10. Principal K.M. Kundnani Pharmacy Polytechnic, Ulhasnagar 421 003.
(Estd. 1971)
11. Gopaldas Jhamatmal Advani Law College, Bandra, Mumbai 400 050.
(Estd. 1977)
12. Watumull Institute of Electronic Engineering, Computer Technology and
Electronic Instrumentation, Ulhasnagar 421 003. (Estd. 1981)
13. Thadomal Shahani Engineering College, Bandra, Mumbai 400 050. (Estd. 1983)
14. Dr. L.H. Hiranandani College of Pharmacy, Ulhasnagar 421 003. (Estd. 2004)
15. S.H. Mansukhani Institute of Management, Ulhasnagar 421 003. (Estd. 2005)
16. Nari Gursahani Law College, Ulhasnagar 421 003. (Estd. 2005)

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