Interdisciplinary Research Mentoring

Research Mentoring enriched the students with guidance from dedicated teachers Research groups were formed with few students in each group and teachers from different streams It opened up the world of research possibilities for these students and taught them how to work on joint research projects

Three interdisciplinary research mentoring groups were formed by the Department of Economics

1. Economics and Psychology Interdisciplinary Research Group
2. Economics and Statistics Interdisciplinary Research Group
3. Economics and Commerce Interdisciplinary Research Group

ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH

RESEARCH UNDERTAKEN: Perception of Luxury Goods Consumption and Aspects of Identity: An Intergenerational Study (Research paper submitted to IQAC not yet published)

Teacher Coordinators:
Dr. JASLEEN KAUR (ECONOMICS) and Dr. GARIMA KUMAR (PSYCHOLOGY)

Student researchers:

• Dilpreet Kaur : B.A (H) Psychology 2nd Year (GE Economics)
• Sanika Sharma: B.A (H) Psychology 2nd Year (GE Economics)
• Gursheel Kaur: B.A (H) Psychology 2nd Year
• Parneet Kaur: B.A (H) Psychology 2nd Year

ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH

RESEARCH UNDERTAKEN: Shifting from Cash to Cashless: A study of Consumer Behaviour (Published)

Teacher Coordinators:
Dr. NITI ARORA (ECONOMICS) and Dr. MEENU GOEL (STATISTICS)

Student researchers:

• Priya Malhotra , B.A. Programme, 2nd Year
• Vani Tiwari, B.Sc. Statistics (H) 3rd Year
• Megha Sharma, B.A Programme, 2nd Year
• Himanshi Garg, B.Sc. Statistics (H) 2nd Year

Research paper published June 2021

Authors: Priya Malhotra , Vani Tiwari and Dr. Niti Arora

2021, Shifting from Cash to Cashless: A study of Consumer Behaviour, IOSR Journal of Humanities And Social Science, International Organization of Scientific Research, Vol. 26, Issue, 2, ISSN : 2279-0837: Url : www.iosrjournals.org

ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH GROUP

RESEARCH UNDERTAKEN: Research Paper1: Exploring how social media marketing impacts youth development in India and China (Published)

Research Paper1:Green finance in a climate challenged India(Published)

Teacher Coordinators:
Dr. MEENAKSHI SINHA SWAMI (ECONOMICS) and Dr. KAMLESH KAUR (COMMERCE)

Student researchers:

• Priya Kumari Gupta, B.Com Hons. 1st year, (GE Economics)
• Urvi Singh, B.Com Hons. 1st year, (GE Economics)
• Vaidehi Khanna, B.Com Hons. 1st year, (GE Economics)
• Preeti Kumari, B.Com Hons. 1st year, (GE Economics)

Papers were presented at National Online Conference on Sustainable Business Marketing, National Institute of Technology, Trichy, 10th March 2021 Research paper published June 2021

By Priya Gupta and Urvi Singh (BCH 3rd sem)

Singh, U.: Gupta, P.K. & Swami, M.S., 2021, Exploring How Social Media Marketing impacts Youth Development in India and China, Chapter 11, July, Sustainable Marketing, Editor, G Muruganantha K K Publication , Chennai, p 111-122, (ISBN 978-81-953319-2-5)

By Vaidehi Khanna and Preeti Kumari (BCH 3rd Sem)

Khanna, V.; Kumari, P. & Kaur. K., 2021, Green Finance in a Climate Challenged India, Chapter 7, July, Sustainable Marketing, Editor, G Muruganantham, K K Publication , Chennai, p 65-76, (ISBN 978-81-953319-2-5)

RESEARCH MENTORING OUTCOME

• Three research papers published
• Two research papers presented at a conference
• 12 students were involved in these three interdisciplinary research projects

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