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The document provides information about SIES College of Commerce and Economics. It introduces the principal, vice principals, and faculty. It outlines the college's strong academic performance and objectives to achieve high ranks and subject toppers. The document also describes the college's support systems, optional subjects, examinations system, extracurricular activities, and regular events. It aims to welcome students and provide details about academics, administration, and student life at the college.

WELCOME TO SIES College Of Commerce and Economics

SIES COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND ECONOMICS ,[object Object]

Vice- Principal – Mrs. Nina Roy Choudhury Junior College : ,[object Object],[object Object]

T.Y.B.Com. Results March 2009 - 2010 ,[object Object]

93.99% result as against 63.67% at University,[object Object]

Development of Human Resources.,[object Object]

All concessions, Attestations, bonafide, NOC- Ms. Praseetha M.

Examination and others – Mrs. Rajeshwari

Home issue of books through library card

Proof to be submitted along with an application on 25th July, 2011 between 11.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon in lect. Hall no. 3 to Mrs. Charul Patel,[object Object]

First Semester 13th June to 22nd October

Second Semester 14th November to 30th April

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F.y. orientation 11 12

1. WELCOME TO SIES College Of Commerce and Economics

3. Rated A Grade by NAAC

6. LAYOUT

7. oUR RESULTS – OUR PRIDE

9. II Class – 92 20.48%

10. Pass Class – 11 2.44%

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15. To get subject toppers.

16.

17. Registrar - Mr. A.V. Rajgopalan

18. Head Clerk – Ms. Prema S.

19. All concessions, Attestations, bonafide, NOC- Ms. Praseetha M.

20. Examination and others – Mrs. Rajeshwari

21.

22.

23. Librarian – Ms. AnupritaSardesai

24. Timing - 7.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

25. Home issue of books through library card

26. Book Bank Scheme

27. Scholar’s Card

28. Gymkhana – Ground Floor

29. Indoor & Outdoor Games

30. Panel of doctors on call

31. Grievance Cell

32. Counseling Cell

33. Placement Cell

34.

35.

36.

37. First Semester 13th June to 22nd October

38. Second Semester 14th November to 30th April

39. Winter Break 24th Dec to 31st Dec

40. Attendance

41. Minimum 75% in each term

42. Leave Applications

43. Defaulter list in every month

44. Discipline

45. Dress code

46. Punctuality

47. I card

48. Mobile phones Fine in the Class room & Library 1000 & in the coridor 500

49.

50. Vice-Principals

51. Class teacher

52. Discipline CommitteeDON’T BE A VICTIM OF RAGGING

53.

54. Computer Programming

55. Advertising

56. T.Y.B.Com.

57. Direct & Indirect Tax/I A P M/ Export Marketing

58.

59. F.Y.B.Com. B – Dr. Seethalekshmy N.

60. F.Y.B.Com. C – Mr. AmitKhatri

61.

62. First Semester Exam. - 26 th Sept to 3rd Oct

63. Second Semester Exam. - Feb/March

64. Attendance at both examinations compulsory

65. Tutorials , Internal tests & Project work

66.

67. S.Y.B.Com. 2012- 13

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69.

70. class test – 2 20.08.11 & 23.08.11 10 Marks

71. Assignment – to be submitted on 17.08.11 10 Marks

72. Active participation in class 5 Marks

73. Overall conduct as a responsible student, mannerism and articulation and exhibit of leadership qualities in organizing related academic activities 5 Marks 40 Marks Passing Standards 40% ie16 Marks

74.

75. These examinations shall be of 2 Hours duration.

76. Semester I Examination- 26.09.11 to 3.10.11

77. Passing Standards 40% ie 24 Marks

78.

79.

80.

81.

82. Contact lectures by subject teachers

83. Brain stimulating exercises

84. For meritorious students (T.Y.B.Com.)

85. Mentoring by teachers