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1 Antardhvani 2014 Department of Commerce Faculty of Commerce and Business Delhi School of Economics University of Delhi 1. Titles of Degrees offered and courses taught, with year when the course was appro ved. S.No. Title of Degrees Offered Course when it was initiated 1 Master of Commerce (M.Com) Master of International Business (M.I.B.) Master of Human Resource and Organizational 1995 Development (M.H.R.O.D.) 4 Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) 5 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) 1967 (Ist batch) Description of Courses M.Com The Department runs the prime course of Master of Commerce for which the department was established in This is the flagship course of the Department, It is a post graduate, two years (four semesters) full-time programme. This is one of the prestigious courses in the country. The Alumni of this course are well placed in business, academics and administration in the country and abroad. The programme is well received in the industry and for years has been serving the needs of managerial cadre in business and industry. The course serves the needs of academics as well and prepares students for research and teaching in business studies. 1

2 M.I.B. The MIB Programme is value-added version of Post Graduate Diploma in International Marketing (PGDIM), which was started by Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics long back in The Ministry of Commerce, the Government of India and the International Trade Centre (ITC/UNCTAD/GATT), Geneva identified the Department as a suitable institution for running a specialized programme in the field of international trade and business. The diploma programme was upgraded into a two years full time masters degree programme called Masters of International Business in The programme consists of four academic semesters. It amalgamates theory and real world practices in an endeavour to groom effective international mangers capable of devising globally optimized solutions. M.H.R.O.D. The Master of Human Resource and Organisational Development (MHROD) programme of the Department of Commerce has been designed to cater to the growing needs of industry and business for professionally qualified young man and women in the area of Human Resource and Organisational Development. The MHROD programme was started in the year MHROD is a two-year full time professional programme spread over four semesters. In liberalized framework of the Indian economy, corporate experts in HRD will be amongst the key resource personnel needed for corporate strategic planning and control. Further, existing personnel specialists will need to develop fresh perspectives in order to cope with the changing role of 2

3 personnel and industrial relations departments of corporate organisations. MHROD s objective is to provide quality education to highly motivated, bright young men and women so that they can provide professional expertise to business and industry in the area of human resource and organisational development. M.Phil. M.Phil is primarily a two year course; which includes one year of course work and one year for dissertation which can be extended up to four years from the date of admission. : The department offers five areas of specialization in M.Phil.: Accounting Finance International Business Marketing Organization. Behaviour and development. Ph.D. Ph.D. in commerce is a minimum two year course. Ph.D. seats are filled as per the area of specialization of the faculty of the Department. Dr. Ram Avtar Sharma registered on 09 th March 1967 with the title Business leadership in selected industries in India was the first awarded Ph.D. on 15 th February There are two modes of admission in Ph.D program: Through Entrance Direct Admissions without entrance (A) Ph.D. Admissions through Entrance Test i. The entrance test would be compulsory for students who are otherwise eligible for admission to the Ph.D. Program and do not have any financial assistance, will be admitted through an entrance examination to be conducted by the respective departments or / and through an interview by the Departmental Research Committee. Students provisionally admitted to the Ph.D. Program through an entrance examination or interview will be awarded University Grants Commission fellowships for programs of doctoral research or any other fellowship that is launched by the national agencies. The number of fellowships under this category will be determined annually by the Department. Such candidates may apply for Ph.D. program only once in a year at the beginning of the academic year. ii. Candidate holding M. Phil degree from other than University of Delhi will have to appear in the entrance test as applicable to fresh candidate directly joining Ph.D. However, credit and exemption may be given for the course work done in the previous university. (B) Procedure of Admission in Ph.D. (Direct Admission without Entrance Test) Entrance test would be exempted for the following candidates and are eligible for direct admission: 3

4 i. Students having fellowships/scholarships instituted by the University / national and international agencies under schemes approved / recognized by the University, through procedure laid down by the University, may be registered provisionally by the Departmental Research Committee and Board of Research Studies, and confirmed after completion of course work, by the respective Board of Research Studies. ii. Foreign students with their national or other fellowships recognized by the University or sponsored by their employers, may be given provisional admission, followed by confirmation through due process after a stipulated period of time. iii. The University / College teachers holding a permanent, temporary or ad-hoc positions and having completed two years of service as teacher in a Department / Constituent Colleges of the University of Delhi. iv. Candidates sponsored by their employers shall be considered only if they get study leave for a period of two years to fulfil residency requirements of the University of Delhi. v. Permanent teachers / employees who are in service in any other recognized University / college / Research Institute in India and have a minimum of three years teaching / research experience, will be considered if they get study leave for a period of two years to fulfil residency requirements of the University of Delhi. vi. Candidate holding M.Phil degree as per the letter from UGC (F. No. 1-1/2002(PS) Pt file- III) dated 28 Aug 2009 and University of Delhi No.CB.II/Recruitment/2009/2269 dated 25 Nov. 2009, candidate holding M.Phil. degree from University of Delhi where in the admission has been through an entrance examination and Course work has been completed at M. Phil level, such candidates shall not be required to undertake entrance exam or course work when admitted to Ph.D. program. In case a candidate has done M. Phil from other than University of Delhi, credit and exemption may be given for the course work done in the previous university. However, such a candidate will have to appear in the entrance test as applicable to fresh candidate directly joining Ph.D. Therefore, students having fellowship/scholarships, Foreign Students, University/College teachers having minimum 2 years experience in the University of Delhi, candidates sponsored by their employers, permanent teachers/employees having minimum 3 years of experience in recognized college/university/research institution and candidate holding M. Phil. degree from University of Delhi, need not appear in the entrance exam and submit the synopsis along with the form as per above mentioned dates. 2. Number and topics of M.Phil and Ph.D theses successfully completed during the last five years ( ). Following is the list of students who have been awarded M.Phil. during the last five years ( ): S.no. Name of the student Date of Registration 1 Nitin Navin 6-Nov-08 Subject International business 2 Shruti Sethi 6-Oct-08 Finance 3 Swati Gupta 3-Oct-08 Finance 4 Precise title of Dissertation Growth Decomposition of BRIC Economics Inter Linkage of Indian Stock market with Advanced Emerging Markets An Empirical Study of the Performance and Trading Characteristics of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in Stage of completion Awarded Awarded Awarded

5 4 Richa Dani 6-Oct-08 5 Gyanzin Thendup Bhutia 6-Oct-08 International business Finance 6 Ms Anjali Tuli 3-Oct-08 Finance 7 Chitra Rajora 8-Oct Ms Neha Matlani Ms. Shweta Gupta 3-Oct-08 3-Oct Sudesh Kumari 3-Oct Vartika Khandelwal 7-Oct-08 International business Organisational Behaviour & Development Organisational Behaviour & Development Organisational Behaviour & Development International business 12 Neha Gupta 18-Sep-09 Finance 13 Rimmi Jain 6-Jul-09 Marketing 14 Monika 18-Sep Monica Soin 23-Sep-09 International business Organisational Behaviour & Development 16 Renu 17-Sep-09 Finance 17 Anisha 20-Jul-09 Organisational Behaviour & Development 18 Asha Rani 16-Jul-09 Finance 19 Samir Lama 18-Sep-09 Accounting 20 Namita Narang 18-Sep-09 Finance 21 Swati Khanna 18-Sep-09 Organisational Behaviour & Development 5 India Export Performance: A Comparative Study of BRIC Countries Oil Price Changes and Stock Markets Return in India: An Empirical Study Qualified Institutional Placements of Equity in India: informational Effect & Firms' Choice of Seasoned Equity Foreign Exchange Reserves: Trends & Determinants Corporate Governance and Global Financial Crisis: A Case Study of Major Financial Institutions which Failed and Its Consequent Impact on India Does Good Corporate Governance Affect Performance of Companies? Organisational Role Stress and Coping Strategies: A Study of Select Public Sector Banks Foreign Institutional Investment in India: Trends & Determinats Determinants of Non- Performing Assets in Indian Banking System Customer Evaluation of Technology Based Self Service options in Indian Context Growth and Instability of Agricultural Commodity Exports From India Business Ethics and corporate Governance- Synergies and Interrelationships Relationship Between Interest Rate Change and Stock Returns Sector in India Investment by FII's and stock market return: An Empirical Investigation A Study on the Impact of IFRS Convergence in the Indian Perspective Trends & Determinants of Crisis: A Study of European Economics Corporate Social Resposibility, Governance, and Sustainability: Synergies and Inter-ralationships Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded 22 Shweta 17-Sep-09 Organisational Impact of Job Involvement Awarded

6 Behaviour & Development 23 Ritika Seth 21-Sep-10 Finance 24 Vishal Pandey 15-Sep-11 International business Organisational Commitment on Organisational citizenship behaviours & In-Role Job behaviour Stock Market Performance and Macro Economic Factors: The Indian Experience Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibility: A Comparative Study of Multinationals & Domestic Firms In India Awarded Awarded Following is the list of students who have been awarded Ph.D. during the last five years ( ): S.No. Name of the student Date of registration 1 Sunil Kumar 3-Mar-08 2 Sucheta Khanna 26-Feb-08 3 Anuja Mathur 12-Dec-08 4 Meetakshi Pant 12-Dec-08 5 Sonali Jain 12-Dec-08 6 Reetesh kr. Singh 13-Aug-08 7 Parul Goel 6-May-09 Precise title of research Impact of mergers & acquisitions on corporate mgt & performance In India Financing of capital expenditures: A study of indian corporate sector mkt orientation & its anticidients & consequences : A study of business firms The relationship B/W financial structure & productivity of select indian firms assessment of service quality in Indian banking industry: A comparison of Indian & foreign banks Diversity mgnt correlates & Organisational effectiveness: A study from H.R. perspective Consumer attitudes towards marketing: An empirical investigation Stage of Completion Awarded in 2013 Awarded 9 Jan 2013 Awarded 23 Dec 2013 Awarded Awarded Awarded Awarded 2013 Also a list of M.Phil and Ph.D. research under progress with expected dates of completi on. Following is the list of students who are currently pursuing M.Phil. from the Department of Commerce: S.No. Name of the student Date of registration 6 Subject 1 Surbhi Goel 6-Oct-08 Finance 2 Isha Verma 18-Aug-08 Marketing 3 Ms Leela Joshi 16-Sep-08 Accounting Precise title of research Financial Inclusion: A Road long Travelled yet miles to go Advertising Skepticism: A Study of Indian Consumers Disclosure of Accounting Policies by Indian Companies-I, Accounting Earning and Stock Prices-II

7 4 Pallavi Kalra 14-Aug-08 Accounting Corporate social reporting, disclosure practices with special reference to Banks in India 5 Shankar nath goswami 7-Aug-08 Finance 6 Neha Gupta 6-Jul-09 Accounting Corporate Governance Reporting in India 7 Mandakini Saini 7-Jul-09 Accounting 8 Vidhu Gupta 7-Jul-09 Finance Factors affecting capital strucure in Indian Content 9 Rakesh Chawla 10-Jul-09 Marketing Measurement of Quality of service of 10 Jitender Chawla 17-Jul-09 Marketing 11 Neha 2-Jul-09 International business 12 Sandeep 14-Jul-09 Finance 13 Ahn Yujin 20-Oct-10 International business 14 Khushboo Aggarwal 20-Sep-10 Finance 15 Sunita 16-Sep Nidhisha Lohia 20-Oct-10 7 Organisational Behaviour & Development International business cardiac care Hospitals in Delhi Role of value added services in GSM market Shifted to Ph.d after part 1 M.phil Study of Corporate dividend behaviour in India- An Empirical Study Company Bill 2012: A Move Towards Better Corporate Governance Choice of Entry mode by multinational company 17 Saroj Joshi 20-Sep-10 Finance Commodity futures 18 Pooja Dhingra 17-Sep-10 Accounting "Integrated Reporting :An Empirical Analysis" 19 Renu 20-Sep-10 Accounting Creative Accounting : A comparative analysis 20 Sanjay Kumar Chauhan 16-Sep-10 Accounting Segment Reporting : A Comparative study 21 Lalit Kumar 17-Sep-10 Finance Corporate financing and Taxation 22 Hungyo yurreikan 21-Sep-10 Marketing 23 Komal Singhal 22-Sep Richa Bhanot 20-Sep-10 International business International business 25 Silky Jain 20-Sep-10 Finance 26 Priya 21-Sep-10 Finance 27 Burhanuddin Shaikh 17-Sep-10 Marketing 28 Kulbeer Kaur 17-Sep-10 Organisational Behaviour & Development Organisational 29 Vrinda Kapur 16-Sep-10 Behaviour & Development 30 Anindita Goldar 21-Sep-10 International business 31 Anil Kumar 24-Oct-10 Marketing 32 Shilpa Maggo 6-Nov-08 Finance 33 Sakshi Verma Sonal Nagpal 2011 Organisational Behaviour & Development Organisational Behaviour & A study of the role of product caselling purchase decision Global financial Crisis Trade in Services Investment in gold: Trends & Analysis in Indian Stock Market Corporate Governance of Banks after Sub Prime Crisis Word of Mouth Communication in Marketing Corporate Governance: Do the Codes and Standards or Regulations Serve Their purpose? Corporate Governance failure is Not Just One Day Story Analysing the trade impacts of european union : A Gravity model approach Foreign institutional Investment in Indian Bond Market Corporate Governance: India v Europe Corporate Governance: India v China Development 35 Ankita Tomar 2011 Finance Bank Regulation & Risk 36 Deepti Goel 2011 Marketing Celebrity Endorsement

8 37 Shikha Mahajan 2011 Finance 8 Efficient Market Hypothesis in Asian Markets 38 Krishna Singhal 2011 Finance Oil Derivatives in India 39 Harleen Kaur Bindra 2011 Finance 40 Deeksha Mehra 2011 Marketing Brand Personality 41 Gurpreet Kaur 2011 Accounting 42 Arushi Malhotra 2011 International business Corporate Governance in Banking & Non-Banking Companies in India Fair Value Accounting: An Empirical Study FDI, Trade & Growth 43 Neerza 2011 Finance Private Equity Investment in India: An Empirical Study 44 Neetu Lal 2011 Accounting Contribution of Intellectual Capital towards Corporate value:- An Empirical study 45 Amit Kumar 2011 International International Transfer Pricing: A Study business of India Organisational 46 Nancy Rao 2011 Behaviour & Corporate Governance: India v US & UK Development 47 Sunita 2011 Organisational Behaviour & Development " Study of Selected Aspects of corporate governanace in India with refrence to share holder activism" 48 Mohit Kumar 2011 Finance Global Turmoil & Indian Economy 49 Geeta Devi 2011 Marketing CSR & Societal Challenges 50 Rinki Phukan 2011 Accounting Accounting & Ethics: An Empirical Study 51 Rashmi Taneja 2011 Organisational Behaviour & Development Emerging Issues in Corporate Laws 52 Tshering Norgyal Theengh 2012 Finance 53 Chetan Yadav 2012 Finance 54 Gauri 2012 Accounting XBRL in India : An Empirical Analysis 55 Monika saini 2012 Finance 56 Laxmi 2012 Marketing 57 Alpana 2012 Marketing 58 Jyotsna 2012 Marketing 59 Bal Kishan 2012 Finance 60 Ankita Kashyap 2012 Marketing A study of onl;ine search and purchase behavior in Indian Context Technology based banking services: A study of obile and internet banking 61 Bunny Singh Bhatia 2012 Finance Dividend decision and payout policies : An Empirical analysis of Asian firms 62 Ms Shivali Dhameja 2012 Finance Rupee vs Dollar trend : Past, Present and future 63 Brijesh Yadav 2012 Accounting Cryptocurrency : an Empirical Analysis 64 Priyanka Bedi 2012 International Revealed comparative advantage & business factor intensity 65 Tausheef Alam 2012 International business Globalization and Patents in India 66 Ekta Kharbanda 2012 International business Industrial Export 67 Minny Narang 2012 Organisational Whistle Blower Policy: A study of listed Behaviour & companies in India Development 68 Priyanka Aggarwal 2012 Accounting Sustainbility reporting and firm performance: A study of select listed companies in india 69 Deepali Malhotra 2012 Accounting Relationship b/w corporate Social responsibility & corporate financial Performance 70 Narendra 2012 International India's foreign direct Investment

9 business 71 Pankaj Kumar 2012 Finance 72 Madhu Maheshwari 2012 Finance 73 Neha 13.nov.13 International Business 74 Alok Bandhu 14.nov Chandni Aswal 14.nov Harish kumar 13.nov Nikhini Athili 13.nov Tsetan Angmo 14.nov Anupma 13.nov Dippinder Kaur 13.nov Om Dutt 13.nov Haladhara Sahu 13.nov Navin Kumar 14.nov Mohd. Salahuddin 13.nov Sameer Garg 14.nov Sakshi Gambhir 13.nov Shasta Gupta 13.nov Sanchita Dhingra 13.nov Shilpa Garg 13.nov Vandana Munjal 13.nov Mayank Tyagi 13.nov Nishant Sharma 13.nov Prakhar Wadhwa 13.nov Meghna singh 13.nov Neeraj Jain 14.nov Mridusmita Choudhury 14.nov Himanshu Arora 14.nov.13 OBD Marketing OBD Finance Marketing Marketing International Business Accounting Finance Finance Finance Accounting International Business OBD Finance International Business Marketing OBD Accounting Accounting Marketing Finance Finance Accounting Stock mkt. as Investment alternative : A Study of Indian Investors Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled Just enrolled 9

10 Following is the list of students who are currently pursuing Ph.D. from the Department of Commerce: S.No. Name of the student Date of registration Precise title of research 1 Deepa Kamra 6-Mar-08 A study of performance of mutual fund in India 2 Ruchira Badhwar 25-Mar-08 A study of balanced score card practices in Indian companies 3 Nisha gupta 12-Dec-08 Measurement of human assets : An empirical study selected organization in service sector 4 Abha shukla 12-Dec-08 banking regulation & stability : the Indian experience 5 Avneesh kumar c/o Uday shankar 12-Mar-10 Option market efficiency in India 6 Shalini Gupta 6-May-09 Prior return effect in Indian stock market using high frequency 7 Bimaldeep kaur 4-May-09 Advertising through product placement and celebrity endorsement: An empirical investigation 8 Anuradha Jain 18-May-09 Stock mkt anomalies in select Asian countries 9 Pankaj Chaudhary 19-May-09 Stock return volatility: A comparative study of India and China 10 Pawan K. Kumar 18-May-09 Examining corporate governance framework & practices in India 11 Kaveri Bansal 18-May-09 Announcement effects of corporate mergers in India: an empirical study 12 Reetika jain 28-Oct-09 Consumer Ethnocentrism, its antecedents & Behavioral consequences: A study of Indian consumers 13 Manika jain 29-Oct-09 E-commerce adoption & its antecedents: A study of Indian consumers 14 Arshi zareen 4-Nov-09 An empirical study of consumer lifetime value & its impact on value of firm 15 Anjalika dalal 16-Nov-09 New product adoption behavior: consumer similarities & differences across countries 16 Vandana jain 28-Oct-09 An empirical study of foreign direct investment from India 17 Rachna Jain 11-Apr-09 An empirical study of International listing of stocks by Indian companies 18 Dipika bansal 19-Mar-10 Implications of globalization for consumer culture: A study of Indian consumers 19 Megha Aggarwal 20-Mar-10 Mean-Variance efficient portfolio selection: an empirical study on the national stock exchange 20 Renu Gupta 30-Mar-10 Banking reforms & competition: A comparative study of public & private banking industry in India 21 Swati Gupta 5-Apr-10 Customer's relationship with company: An empirical analysis of its dimensions 22 Sonia Sabharwal Talent management: A study of select service sector 6-Apr-10 Juneja organizations 23 Nasrollah Takhtari re- register on A study of relationship B/W corporate governance & Quality of financial reporting in India corporate sector 24 Nidhi Dhawan 28-Sep-10 A study of organization stress & coping mechanism in public & private sector Banks 25 Arun kr Attree 28-Sep-10 A study of the role of consciousness at work in select Indian organization 26 Shanta Rani 28-Sep-10 non-tariff barriers: the administered protectionism of developed countries & its effects on Indian export 27 Rinku wadhawan 28-Sep-10 Role & need for workers participation in managementimplication for selected Indian companies 28 Jyoti Paul 28-Sep-10 A study of corporate governance in FMCG sector 29 Aanchal Gupta 28-Sep-10 Macroeconomic Impact of foreign direct investment inflows in India 30 Seema Kwatra nee A study of quality of service & consumer satisfaction in 24-Mar-11 Seema Bajaj Indian financial service industry 31 Amrita Singh 24-Mar-11 effectiveness of independent directors: A study of select 10

11 companies of India 32 Monika bansal 24-Mar-11 Green consumer behavior: A demographic & lifestyle based analysis 33 Neha Matlani 24-Mar-11 A study of corporate governance in selected small & midcap companies 34 Shveta Kalra 24-Mar-11 Brand Equity perception: A study of Indian companies 35 Nisha Wadhwa nee Examining ricardian equivalence proposition with 24-Mar-11 Arora reference to India 36 Astha Dewan 1-Nov-11 Employees stock option: A study of select companies 37 Amanjot Baweja 1-Nov-11 work life balance & life satisfaction : A study of select organizations 38 Vibhash kumar 31-Oct-11 Employee engagement : A study of select organizations 39 Phool chand 1-Nov-11 dynamics & determinants of India's current account balance 40 Ashu lama 1-Nov-11 Impact & motives of cross-border mergers & acquisitions by Indian companies 41 Shilpi Sahi 28-Mar-12 Human capital: A study of select organizations 42 Nidhi Kapoor 28-Mar-12 Electronic initiatives in corporate governance: A study of select listed companies 43 Swati Gupta 4-Apr-12 Cross-country analysis of exchange trades funds: A study of performance & trading Characteristics 44 Sonal Jain 9-Apr-12 Employer branding A comparative study of select organizations 45 Parul Behl 10-Apr-12 News analytics: effect of analysis recommendations on stock performa trading & volatility in India 46 Neha Kashyap 11-Apr-12 Relational capital: A study of select organizations 47 Tanu Kakkar 20-Apr-12 Impact of liberalization on life insurance industry in India : A structure conduct performance approach 48 Manisha Chaudhary 19-Apr-12 Behavioral economics: A study of life insurance industry in India 49 Kavita Gupta 20-Apr-12 Risk management & prudential norms: A study of commercial banks in India 50 Nikita Agarwal 4-May-12 Intellectual capital : A study of select organisations 51 Isha Goel 1-May-12 Financial literacy: A study of financial consumers protection in India 52 Sonal Thukral 10-Oct-12 Financing Pattern of Outward Foreign Direct Investment by Indian Multinational Enterprises 53 Harikishni 22-Oct-12 Children s Influence in Family Decision Making: A Comparative Study of Rural and Urban Families 54 Prakriti Chawla 23-Oct-12 Happiness at Workplace: A Study of Select Organisations 55 Shefali Sachdeva 23-Oct-12 Behavioural Training and Development Programmes: Effectiveness and Measuring Consciousness Quotient 56 Namita Aggarwal 10-Oct-12 The Consciousness Quotient: A Study of Its Impact on Performance 57 Shikha Makkar 10-Oct-12 Measurement of Spirituality and Its Impact on Students and Teachers 58 Shilpi Arora 1-Jan-12 Developing a Measure of Spiritual Intelligence and its Impact on Employee Performance 59 Swati Seth 25-Oct-12 The Relationship Between Corporate Social Performance and Corporate Financial Performance A Study of Select Companies in India 60 Varun Bhandari 10-Oct-12 Socially Responsible Investing in India 61 Susmita Chaturvedi 12-Nov-12 Measurement and Determinants of Financial Inclusion in India: A State Level Study 62 Sudesh Kumari 19-Nov-12 Spirituality at Work: A Study of Select Organizations 63 Gunjan Khanna 15-Oct-12 A Study of Women on Corporate Boards and their Impact on Corporate Governance 64 Ruchi Goyal 16-Oct-12 Governance Issues in Aviation Sector: A Study of Select Companies/ Corporate Governance in Airline Industry in India 65 Ishpreet Virdi 19-Oct-12 Impact of Perceived Deception on Consumer Behaviour 66 Manisha 18-Oct-12 Role of Marketing in Eliminating Poverty Penalty in Indian Context 11

12 67 Neha Singhal 10-Oct Shivani Garg 19-Oct Archana Singh 23-Oct Pooja Sharma 4-Jun Samir Lama 15-Jul Geetanjali Batra 6-Jun Shikha Sachdeva 5-Jun Ms. Rinku Bhagat 2-Jun Ms. Sonia Kamboj 15-Jul Ms. Neha Arora 10-Jun Akanksha Jain 29-Oct Neha Nainwal 25-Oct Renu 29-Nov Priyanka Joshi 7-Nov Neha Arora 31-Oct Triveni 31-Oct Neha Sharma 25-Oct Ashutosh Goswami 7-Dec Rajeev Kumar Upadhyay 25-Oct Parminder Kaur 31-Oct Anshika Agarwal 25-Oct Kiran Bala 31-Oct-13 A Study of Consumer Buying Behaviour Towards New Categories of Food Products Role of Marketing Cues in Affecting Consumer Search and Evaluation Behavior A Study of Consumer Detriment in the Indian Market Consumer "Impact Of shareholder Activism In Improving Corporate Governance- A Study" The Consequences of Foreign Direct Investment in Multi- Brand Retail in Unorganised Sector: A Study in Indian Context "Integrating Stakeholders Expectations In Corporate Reporting Framework: An Empirical Investigation" "Role Of Whistleblower In Prevention Or Detection Of Corporate Frauds- A Study" "Impact Of Regional Trade Agreements On Trade And Investment: A Study Of Select South, East, and South-East Asian Economies" "Capital Account convertibility And Growth- A Study of Select Emerging Economies" "Investment Strategies in the Bull and Bear Market: A Study of Indian Investors" Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Corporate Image, Employees Attitudes and Behaviour: An Analysis A Long Run Study of Financial Development and Economic Growth in India Interest Rate Movements and Stock Returns Financial Institutions in India: An Empirical Study A Study of Online Shopping Behaviour of Indian Consumers Indian Carbon Credit Market: A Study of Its Working and Price Determinants Impact of Foreign Investment on Pollution Intensive Industries An Empirical Study in Indian Context Corporate Funding of Political Parties and Corporate Governance: A Study of Select Organizations Impact of Behavioural Finance on Stock Market: An Empirical Study Predicting Probability of Debt Default: A Study of Corporate Debt Market in India and Other Countries Franchisor-Franchisee Relationship- The Paradox of Autonomy and Dependence in Indian Context A Study of Sustainable Earnings as a Determinants of Stock Returns in India. A Study of Medicine Prescription Behaviour of Doctors in India 3. A profile of the Department with the rubrics: Name of Department, year of Establishment, names and qualifications of permanent faculty, names and qualifications of faculty that is temporary/ad-hoc/guest. The Department of Commerce, Faculty of Commerce and Business, Delhi School of Economics formally set up as a separate entity in 1967, has imbibed the DSE tradition of exploring new frontiers of knowledge and innovation in academics. In its history spanning over three decades, it has redefined commerce education in the country. The Department has the legitimate claim and pride of being the premier institution in India for course curriculum development, teaching and 12

13 researches in Commerce discipline. The rapid growth of the Department of Commerce is reflected in its expansion as well as novelty in its academic programmes. This has led to the commencement of master level professional programmers, in addition to the traditional M. Phil., Ph.D. and their flagship M.Com. Programmes. As a response to market imperatives, the Department of Commerce initiated two new post-graduate professional programmes in 1995, namely, Master of International Business (MIB) and Master of Human Resource and Organizational Development (MHROD). In the short period of over ten years, these courses have made a mark through teaching and research in all contemporary areas of International Business and Human Resource Management. Name of the Department: DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Year of Establishment: 1967 NAME AND QUALIFICATIONS OF PERMANENT FACULTY Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of years of experience No. of Ph.D./M.Phil. students guided for the last four 13

14 years Prof. J. P. Sharma M.Com., LL.B, Dip T&D, FCS, Ph.D. Professor Corporate Governance, Corporate Laws, Labour Laws & HRD 40 Years M.Phil. 10 Ph.D. 9 Prof. S. R. Khanna M.Com. & Ph.D. Professor Marketing, Consumer Affairs, International Business and 36 Years Information not available Prof. S. K. Jain DLII, DIL, M.Phil., PGDIT (IIFT), Ph.D. Professor Marketing and International Business 40 Years M.Phil. 2 Ph.D. 4 Prof. K. V. Bhanu Murthy Ph.D. Professor Economics, Finance and International Business 40 years M.Phil: 6 Ph.D: 9 Dr. Ajay Kr. Singh M.Com., Ph.D. Associate Professor HRD, Accounting, Organization Behaviour 27 years Information not available Dr.Kavita Sharma M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor Marketing 27 years M.Phil. 4 Ph.D

15 Dr.VanitaTripathi M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., AMIMA Assistant Professor Finance 14 Years M.Phil 7 Ph.D 3 Dr.NitiBhasin M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor International Business, Taxation 13 Years M.Phil. 2 Ms.Abha Shukla M.Com., M.Phil. Assistant Professor Finance 15 years M.Phil. 2 Dr.SunainaKanojia M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Industrial Laws, Corporate Laws and Investment management. 8 years and 3 months M.Phil. -8 Ph.D. -3 NAME AND QUALIFICATIONS OF AD-HOC FACULTY Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of years of experience Ms. Shilpi Sahi M.Com, M.Phil. Assistant HRM & HRD 6 years 15

16 Professor Ms. Nidhi Kapoor M.Com, M.Phil. Assistant Professor HRM, OBD & Corporate Laws 4 years Mr. Sameer Lama M.Com, M.Phil. Assistant Professor Accounting International Business & 4 years Ms. Sonia Kamboj M.Com, MBA, M.Phil. Assistant Professor Project Management & Financial Services, IFM, Management Accounting, Taxation 3.5 years Dr. Gurcharan Sachdeva M.Com, M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Accounting Finance & 11 years 16

17 Ms. Sakshi Mittal M.Com, M.Phil. Assistant Professor Finance International Business & 6 years Ms. Rinku Wadhawan M.Com Assistant Professor OBD, Industrial Relations & Economics 4 years Ms. Swati Seth M.Com, CPA (USA) Assistant Professor Marketing, Strategy & CSR 1.5 years Ms. Sunita M.Com Assistant Professor Finance, Marketing & Corporate Governance 2.5 years Ms. Deepali Malhotra M.Com Assistant Professor Strategy, CSR & International Business 1 year Ms. Minny Narang M.Com Assistant Professor Corporate Governance & 1 year 17

18 Accounting Mr. Pradeep Kumar MBA Assistant Professor Finance Marketing & 1 year Mr. Chetan Yadav M.Com Assistant Professor Finance & Tax 5 months NAME AND QUALIFICATIONS OF GUEST FACULTY Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of years of experience Prof. Jawahar Lal M.Com, Ph.D. Professor Accounting & Finance Prof. Y.P. Gupta M.Sc (Maths, Statistics), MA (Psychology) Chief of Research and Evaluation Division, Ministry of Health, Govt. of India Dr. Gauri Shankar M.Com, Ph.D. Former Associate Professor, SRCC Prof. S. K. Singh M.A., Ph.D. (Economics) Retired as Professor and Director of School of Social Sciences 18 Quantitative Techniques Research Methodology Cost Management HRM, Ethics & Acc, Acc, Current Problems of Indian Economy, India s Foreign Trade & Policy Framework and WTO, International Business, Business Environment & Policies 40 years 40 years and above 42 years From 1988 onwards

19 Prof.Gopa Bhardwaj M.A., M.Sc., Ph.D. Professor Dr. N. D. Vohra M.Com, Ph.D. Associate Professor Dr. Rabi Narayan M.Com, M.Phil, Ph.D., FCF Associate Professor Dr. M. S. Verma M.Com, Ph.D. Associate Professor Dr. Sunita Gupta M.Phil, Ph.D. Associate Professor Dr. Dinesh Adhlakha Ph.D. Associate Professor Dr. Chitra Mishra M.Phil, Ph.D. Associate Professor Dr. Dipti Singh M.Phil, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Dr. Rajni Jagota M.Com, M.Phil, Ph.D. Associate Professor Organization Social Psychology, OB, HR Quantitative Analysis & Finance Strategy & Finance Marketing, International Marketing Finance Computers Finance Studies Marketing Corporate Governance Corporate International Business & Law, Mr. Arvind Kumar MA (French) Visiting Faculty Language & literature Md. Omar Farooq MHROD Founder CEO, ACEPRO HR Mr.Chandan Rai MBA VP, Learning & Development, Citibank Col. R. K. Mehta Masters in Material Management, MCA, M.Phil. Management Consultant & Visiting Faculty Mr. Vineet Gupta CA, MBA Company Director Mr. Ashutosh Goswami M.Com, M.Phil. Assistant Professor HR HR MIS, SCM & Logistics supports, E-Business Finance Finance & HR 41 years 39 years 20 years 42 years 26 years 22 years 28 years 10+ years 21 years 15 years 15 years 28 years 23 years 28 years 5 years 19

20 4. Significant publications/projectsconducted by the faculty. Publications by Faculty Prof. J.P. Sharma (Head and Dean, Department of Commerce) Research papers in reputed journals 2014 Corporate Governance and Ethics: Initiative in India published in the book titled Ethics, Integrity and Values in Public Service published by New Age International Publishers, New Delhi, edited by Prof Ramesh Arora, 2014, Pages , ISBN Sept, 2013 January, 2013 October, 2012 October, 2012 Updation of India s Corporate Laws to Realities of 21 st Century, Paper published in the Journal of Commerce & Business Studies published by the Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi (India) ISSN , Pages Corporate Governance: Initiative in India published in the book titled Ethical Governance in Business and Government published by Aalekh Publishers on behalf of the Management Development Academy of Jaipur, January 2013, Pages Teachers Role in University Governance-A Study of University of Delhi presented in the 3rd World Conference on Learning, Teaching and Educational Leadership 2012, held on October at Brussels, BELGIUM. After blind peer review, the paper has been accepted for publication in Procedia-Social and Behavioral Journal (ISSN: ) and at the same time indexed on the ScienceDirect,Scopus and Thomson Reuters Conference Proceedings Citation Index (Web of Science). (Joint author Ms Nidhi Kapoor) Emerging Role of Company Secretaries in Employment: A Study -Paper published in the Convention Souvenir of 40th National Convention of Company Secretaries organized by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India at Pune on October 4-6, 2012 (Joint Author Dr Sonia Thakkar Vij) 20