A poster making Competition was organized by the Department of Commerce on the theme Student’s Role in Tackling Covid-19. Total 18 students participated in this competition. Neha Pascal from the Department of Political Science got the first position. There was a tie for second position. Srishti Srivastav from Department of Commerce and Shashi Meena from Political Science stood second 

The Department of Commerce of organized the Teachers’ Day, Mother Teresa’s Memorial Day, and COVID-19 Awareness Programme with the theme, ‘Spreading Facts, not Fear’. The eminent speakers in the panel included Dr Suneet Singh Ranawat, Deputy Superintendent, SMS Hospital and Registrar, Rajasthan Medical Council, Mr Ravi Prakash Meharda IPS, Additional DGP, Civil Rights, Rajasthan Police, Mr. Jagdeesh Chandra IAS, CMD, First India News, and Dr. Girija Singh, Psychologist and they discussed the facts related to the disease, its impact on the society, the precautions to be taken, and the psychological and social ramifications of the same.

The Department of Commerce organized a webinar on understanding the personality of different individuals by observing their body language. Google Meet was chosen as a platform for conducting the live webinar on the topic “How to read a Person like a Book – The Power of Body Language.” Anthropologist, Ms. Harsha Rohit, who is also the Director of training and business development –India and Civility Training in India, was the resource person for the webinar 

The Department of Commerce organized a career counselling session titled “MBA as a Career Option”. This informative session was addressed by Mr. Kapil Dixit Trainer, Mentor & Career Counsellor at T.I.M.E. Institute, Jaipur. He talked about the wider aspects of pursuing MBA and how one has to be on his/her toes to understand and analyze the intricacies of this field. All the factors affecting the choice of the students were addressed and the myths and superstitions regarding the choices were removed to a large extent. The session was very fruitful and helped students in getting a clear picture of what career path they might pursue in the near future.

The idea of alumni associations evolved out of needs from both academicians and professionals with a view to building a bridge between college life and career life so that fresher graduates are made proactive to face the current challenges of the present competitive professional world. Both shall work hand in hand to help each other to achieve the goal. The idea took shape on 20th October 2020 during an illuminating interactive session which was organized by the Department of Commerce as an Online Alumni Talk Show: Life with a bucket list. The guest speaker of the session was Sri Rajat Dangayach, Deputy Manager (E-commerce and digital marketing) at HDFC. He talked on topics varying from mental health to career choices and spoke on the importance of investing time well and taking risks. The entire College went down the memory lane to share experiences laced with nostalgia on how St. Xavier's College groomed them in academics and also inculcated values that helped cement their successful careers 

An industrial visit was organized by department for taking up a new structure and challenge of the virtual world, to the wondrous realm of rugs at JAIPUR RUGS. The visit was led the way by Ms. Himanshi Singh, Marketing Manager and Ms. Shreya Jain, Assistant Marketing Manager at Jaipur rugs. They briefed us about their unique business plan, applauded around the globe. Built on the bedrock values of their founding father, it combines the pursuit of profit with the spreading of kindness in a way that benefits all the stakeholders. To their unrivalled products, unique designs and how they carry a fusion between the traditional and the contemporary styles. 

Law helps us to survive as a society. It is the pillar that has given rise to harmony and cohesion. Through the law, we survive yet thrive. It is a necessity. Our realistic society is a heterogeneous mixture of all kinds of people, people who look to disturb the balance of the natural society. It is here that law plays a very important role in restoring that delicate balance to society and making the lives of the people living together cohesive. The idea took shape in an illuminating and interactive session which was organized by the department of Commerce, Alumni Session: Career in Law, Dream the future. The guest speaker of the session was Adv. Aditi Khandelwal, Advocate specializing in civil and company law matters and has conducted important matters before the Rajasthan High Court, High Court of Delhi and other States and various Tribunals like Telecom Tribunal, Consumer Courts, Debt Recovery Tribunal, Competition Commission and National Green Tribunal, on behalf of her education.

The ideal notion of Customer is the King is facing the major threat in today's era. Consumers are being exploited and cheated.  It is here that law plays a very important role in restoring the faith of consumers and the sellers. Consumer Laws seek to protect consumers from the fraudulent activities and delicate balance to society and making the lives of both buyers and sellers cohesive. The idea took shape in an illuminating and interactive session which was organized by the Xavier’s Consumer Club in association with the Department of Commerce, on the topic “Consumer or Being Consumed? Basics of the most ignored: Consumer laws!”The session was taken by the guest speaker, Advocate Shubham Kumar Sharma, who’s practicing as an Advocate in Rajasthan’s High court. He threw light on the most ignored consumer laws. The students learned about various aspects of being a consumer.

Poster Making competition was organized by SAP club in collaboration with the Department of Commerce in order to initiate the creativity towards students for driving college towards water management and develop eco-friendly practices, so that the students can become powerful proponents of environment conservation. The Water Management Club programs in colleges that specifically focus on water conservation for the current year are an ideal way to guide learners on a meaningful route towards environmental protection. .