The DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE is one of the largest association of teachers and students in JMC.

The Department of Commerce started in 1972 with only one faculty and 30 students. It has grown till date to accommodate more than 600 students with the expert knowledge of around 20 faculty. The department places emphasis on practical learning through projects, internships, seminars and workshops at field level by experts drawn from both academia and industry.

The department is very vibrant in the co-curricular activities. It has established various societies throughout these years. These include - The Mercurian Times: E-Newsletter, Management Interaction Cell, Cosmos, Aeon: The Incubation Centre, 180 Degree Consulting and LèHR. All the societies under the Department of Commerce play an important role in enhancing the skills of the students by organising various activities through which they get an edge in the outside world.

The Commerce Core Team plays a crucial role in coordinating all events, with leadership provided by the office bearers, followed by heads and subheads. The invaluable guidance of our Head of Department, Prof. Dr. Reena Marwah, significantly supports these students. The team is led by:

President - Sur Gupta, 3rd year B.Com. (H)
Vice President - Sejal Thakkar, 2nd year B.Com. (H)
General Secretary - Christina Naik, 2nd year B.Com (H)
Joint Secretary - Tanishka Jindal, 1st year B.Com (H)

The department has been organising various events for many years. Some of the major events of the department held this year are:

Societies under the Department of Commerce:

1. Aeon: The Incubation Centre – Through its distinctive events, skill enhancement bootcamps, and nationwide competitions, Aeon immerses you in the realm of start-ups and innovative concepts. As an Incubation Centre, we facilitate the realization of your entrepreneurial ideas by providing financial support, market analysis, product development, and additional resources, all under the mentorship of a board comprising experienced professionals.
This year, Yojana 4.0—From vision to Venture—was hosted by Aeon as part of Com'Acumen 2024, featuring three rounds: Pitch Perfect, Innovate to Navigate, and Start-up Showdown. Additionally, the 'Smart Cities' initiative, in collaboration with MIC, offered a platform for developing solutions aimed at fostering sustainable development, consisting of two rounds: Know Your City and Innovate a Change. In summary, Aeon serves as a nexus for innovation and creativity, dedicated to transforming your concepts into thriving start-ups.
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2. The Mercurian Times - The Mercurian Times represents a pioneering E-Newsletter and Magazine at Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi. Its primary aim is to educate and raise awareness regarding journalism and content writing. The society emphasizes various content forms, providing students with a platform to showcase their work. For the first time, Corporate Confluence was organized in collaboration with LeHR.
This year, The Mercurian Times hosted Evoon 6.0, which included The Creators' Conclave, featuring esteemed panellists from diverse fields, including lifestyle influencing and poetry. Additionally, two competitions were organized: Mockcom and MIC Mavericks.
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3. Cosmos JMC represents an inspiring and promising segment of the campus initiative Echo, initiated by WWF India, aimed at fostering youth engagement in tackling environmental challenges through innovative approaches. WWF is a globally recognized, science-driven organization dedicated to addressing various issues, including species conservation, habitat preservation, climate change, water conservation, and environmental education, among others. In this context, WWF India introduced the Environment Conservation Heroes (ECHO) youth innovation challenge, centered on the theme 'Planet Over Plastics: Youth-Led Solutions for Sustainable Business.'
As part of Com'Acumen 2024, Cosmos JMC organized "Sustainably Chic 3.0," a competition focused on sustainable fashion design.
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4. 180 Degrees Consulting (180 DC) provides affordable and high-quality consulting services to socially responsible organizations worldwide. The organization partners with various entities to develop innovative, practical, and sustainable solutions to their challenges. Its main emphasis is on organizations committed to improving educational and health outcomes, fostering environmental sustainability, and tackling poverty.
The "Case and Key" event showcased a range of consulting case frameworks in partnership with ICON - The Consulting Club of IIM Bangalore. Additionally, the Speed 180 on-the-spot case study competition was held as part of ComAcumen'24, alongside an informative consulting 101 session.
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5. Management Interaction Cell (MIC) is the Management Society of the Department of Commerce at Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi, established in 2017. The society aims to instill corporate culture and professionalism among students. It is a student-led organization comprised of like-minded individuals dedicated to bridging the gap between academic knowledge and the corporate environment. We facilitate corporate visits to provide students with real-world industry exposure. Additionally, the 'Smart Cities' initiative, in partnership with Aeon, created a platform for developing solutions that promote sustainable development, featuring two rounds: Know Your City and Innovate a Change.
Envisage 5.0, organized by MIC JMC as part of Comacumen'24, included two unique rounds: Gig Nexus, a case quiz, and Gig-o-Nomics, a debate competition. This event provided participants with an opportunity to demonstrate their skills and strategic thinking in these dynamic fields.
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LèHRis a student-led organization at Jesus and Mary College, focused on deepening our comprehension of human resources management while fostering meaningful connections with industry professionals. Through stimulating discussions, hands-on workshops, and opportunities for skill development, we aim to prepare students not only for careers in HR but also to cultivate essential people management skills applicable across various fields and industries.
Thrive'24 was organized by LèHR as part of Com'Acumen'24, which included two rounds: LinkedIn Revive and Recruit-a-thon, where participants demonstrated their capabilities.
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