The Department of PG Commerce organized a Parents–Teachers Meeting for the I M.Com students on 26th February 2026 at 2:00 PM in the Department Seminar Hall. The meeting was conducted under the leadership of the Head of the Department (HOD) Dr.C.Christal Pappa and was coordinated by the class in-charge Dr.R.Rema Mary along with all faculty members.

The programme commenced with a warm welcome address by the class in-charge, who explained the purpose of the meeting and emphasized the importance of regular interaction between parents and faculty members. The Head of the Department presided over the meeting and addressed the gathering, highlighting the role of parents in supporting their children’s academic progress and career development.

The main objective of the meeting was to discuss the students’ academic performance, particularly the 2nd semester university examination results. Parents were informed in detail about their wards’ marks, strengths, and areas that require improvement. Faculty members also explained the evaluation system and encouraged parents to motivate their children to perform better in future examinations.

Attendance was another important aspect discussed during the meeting. Parents were made aware of their children’s attendance percentage and were advised to ensure regular participation in classes, as consistent attendance plays a vital role in academic success. The importance of discipline and active involvement in classroom activities was also emphasized.

The meeting also focused on extracurricular activities, highlighting the importance of overall personality development. Parents were informed about various activities such as seminars, workshops, cultural events, and sports, which help students develop confidence, communication skills, and teamwork.

Special attention was given to career-oriented guidance and competitive examinations. The faculty members created awareness among parents regarding coaching and preparation for national and state-level competitive exams such as NET (National Eligibility Test), SET (State Eligibility Test), bank examinations, and Group I and Group II services. The importance of early preparation, skill development, and consistent practice was clearly explained. Parents were encouraged to support and motivate their children to participate in such coaching programmes and to aim for higher career goals.

The meeting served as a platform to motivate students through parental support and guidance. The faculty members stressed the importance of encouragement from parents in building confidence and achieving both academic and professional success.

An interactive session was conducted towards the end of the programme, where parents had the opportunity to meet subject-wise faculty members. Each teacher provided individual feedback regarding the students’ academic performance, behaviour, and participation. Parents actively engaged in discussions, clarified their doubts, and shared valuable suggestions.

The meeting concluded successfully with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the parents for their presence and cooperation. Overall, the Parents–Teachers Meeting was highly effective in strengthening the relationship between parents and the institution and in guiding students towards academic excellence and career advancement.