Ph.D. Research Center in Commerce
Establishing a Ph.D. Research Center in Commerce would significantly elevate our college's academic standing, foster a vibrant research culture, and contribute meaningfully to the field of Commerce and Management. This initiative aligns with the University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar guidelines and offers numerous benefits, from attracting talented scholars to enhancing research capabilities.
Rationale and Benefits
A Ph.D. Research Center in Commerce would bring several advantages:
- Enhanced Academic Reputation: It positions the college as a hub for advanced research and scholarship, attracting high-calibre students and faculty. This will improve our institutional rankings and prestige.
- Promotion of Original Research: The center will facilitate in-depth, original research in various specializations within Commerce and Management, such as Entrepreneurship, Finance, Insurance, Marketing, Human Resources, Accounting, Business Economics, etc. This contributes to new knowledge and provides solutions to contemporary business challenges.
- Faculty Development and Collaboration: It provides opportunities for faculty members to engage in cutting-edge research, secure grants, publish in reputed journals, and collaborate with other institutions and industry experts, leading to professional growth and improved teaching quality.
- Career Opportunities for Scholars: Post-Graduates with a Ph.D. in Commerce from our center will be well-prepared for careers in academia as Assistant Professors and Researchers, in industry as consultants, analysts, and strategists, and government.
Research Center in Commerce
List of Ph.D. Registered students
| Sr. | Name of Student | Name of Guide | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ankita S. Jawalkar | Dr. V.R. Nagori | A Critical study of financial management of SSI with special reference to Marathwada region |
| 2 | Medhane Ajit Madhavrao | Dr. Jitendra Ahirrao | A study of innovative technology adopted by farmers for sustainable development in agriculture in Maharashtra |
| 3 | Prakash Uttam Landge | Dr. Jitendra Ahirrao | A study of agricultural marketing with special reference to marketing strategies adopted for export of grape from selected districts of Maharashtra. |
| 4 | Anju Ashok Kulkarni | Dr. Jitendra Ahirrao | A study of women leadership qualities and challenges in good governance of selected industries and services in Marathwada region |
| 5 | Kalyan Babasaheb Dhavale | Dr. Ashok B. Barde | A study of Soybean production and its Marketing strategies in Marathwada region |
| 6 | Dhawane Amruta Suryakant | Dr. Ashok B. Barde | A study of buying behavior of rural consumers based on M-commerce in Marathwada region. |
| 7 | Tambe Neha Vaibhav | Dr. Ashok B. Barde | Digital education in rural India – Issues and Challenges with special reference to Palghar district in Maharashtra state |
| 8 | Totala Sachin Nandkishor | Dr. Sunil Suryavanshi | Impact of financial inclusions through Pradhanmantri Jandhan Yojana on rural development- A study of Aurangabad district. |
| 9 | Jagtap Kalpana Baburao | Dr. S.L. Padgalwar | Study of E-commerce and consumer behavior on selected electronic goods |
| 10 | Agrawal Sonali Vinodkumar | Dr. S.L. Padgalwar | A study of impact of GST on hotel industries in Marathwada region. |
| 11 | Mekalwad Sambhaji Shankar | Dr. S.L. Padgalwar | A study of fish production and marketing in Marathwada region |
| 12 | Sonawane Sharda Ratnakar | Dr. S.S. Chothe | Women empowerment through entrepreneurship with special reference to MSMEs in Maharashtra |
| 13 | Ankita Asis Almeida | Dr. S.S. Chothe | An analytical study of granting loan and its recovery problem faced by commercial banks with special reference to Mumbai region. |