WORKSHOP ON HOME-BASED MUSHROOM CULTIVATION

Date: 27-7-2024

The Department of Commerce organized a workshop on “Home-Based Mushroom Cultivation: Nurturing Entrepreneurial Skills with Sustainable Resources” on 27th September 2024 for III and V Semester B.Com students. The session was led by Dr. Channarayappa, Professor & Head of the Department of Biotechnology and Genetics, and Head of the R&D Cell, MSRCASC. With the participation of 120 students, the workshop provided hands-on insights into mushroom cultivation, highlighted its potential as a sustainable, low-cost entrepreneurial venture, and encouraged students to explore innovative agri-based business opportunities. The session was coordinated by Ms. Sindhu M and successfully enriched learners with practical knowledge and inspiration toward sustainable entrepreneurship.

By the end of the workshop, students gained a thorough understanding of the mushroom cultivation process, including how to set up and maintain the necessary conditions for growth. The feedback from students was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing interests.

CLASSROOM TO STOCK MARKET – DEMAT DRIVE WORKSHOP

Date:1-3-2025

The Department of Commerce, MSRCASC, organized an insightful workshop titled “Classroom to Stock Market: Join the DEMAT Drive” to enhance financial literacy and introduce students to real-world investment practices. The session aimed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and practical exposure to stock market operations.

The workshop began with the Ramaiah Anthem, followed by an introduction of the resource person, Mr. U. S. Sagar, an expert in stock trading and investment strategies.Students received hands-on guidance on stock market fundamentals, DEMAT account usage, investment strategies, portfolio diversification, risk management, and live market analysis. An interactive Q&A session further enabled participants to clarify doubts and deepen their understanding.

The event saw enthusiastic participation, with many students expressing keen interest in beginning their investment journey and initiating the process of opening DEMAT accounts.

Key Outcomes

• Enhanced awareness of stock market operations and investment opportunities
• Practical exposure to trading platforms and live market analysis
• Improved financial decision-making and early investment habits
• Increased interest in financial planning and career opportunities in capital markets

The workshop successfully equipped students with essential financial knowledge and practical investment skills. The Department of Commerce extends its gratitude to the resource person, coordinators, faculty, and students for contributing to the success of the event. More such initiatives will be organized to promote financial literacy and professional readiness among students.