During the academic year 2025-26, Department of Commerce organized various co-curricular and extracurricular activities under the aegis of Commerce Association, to facilitate holistic development of the students. Commerce Association works with an objective to motivate learners to organize and participate in co-curricular and extracurricular activities, so that learners could experience the creative energy and develop their organizational and leadership skills. The nature of the events helps them enhance their critical thinking.

Under Extension activities visits to Ankur and Anjuman orphanage were undertaken to instil social responsibility, empathy, and community engagement among students. Students developed compassion, teamwork, and an understanding of societal needs while contributing through donations, interaction, and support.

Guest Lectures on Career Counselling were conducted by Mr Yogendra Chavan, Marketing Head at Career Launcher, Borivali to provide guidance on career opportunities in commerce, professional courses (CA, CS, CMA, MBA), and emerging fields like digital marketing and Media. The talk on Career Counselling by Dr Manoj Mishra, General Manager, Art Media, helped the students gain clarity on career paths, improved their decision-making skills, and motivated them to pursue higher studies and professional certifications.

Royal Shark Tank was conducted to encourage innovation, entrepreneurial thinking, and pitching skills by simulating real-world investment scenarios. The judges, Mr Anish Pillai and Ms Soleha Shaikh, our alumni, explained the students how to prepare business plans, present ideas confidently, and understand investor perspectives, fostering entrepreneurial spirit.

The Department published seven issues of the Newsletter, Royal Celerity.

Drama Club, an association of Students interested in dramatics, guided by the teachers of the Commerce Department, organised Play Parade, an interclass drama competition, to encourage creativity, teamwork and communication skills for the holistic development of students.

The Department conducted a certificate course of 30 hrs. on Leadership, Business Etiquettes and Corporate Grooming to equip the students with professional skills and foster strong workplace relationships.

The Association conducted several other activities like Humorous News Reading Competition (an intercollege event), Royal Entrepreneurship Development Talk (RED Talk), A Session on ‘The Art of Resume Writing’, Treasure Hunt and Visit to Sky City Mall and Industrial Visit to Silvassa to strengthened academic learning with practical exposure.

These activities promoted social awareness, innovation, enhanced career readiness and employability skills and fostered a culture of creativity, entrepreneurship, and community service.