Date: 28-Jan-2026

Title of the Programme: Session on Awareness on Commodity market ” In collaboration with NCDEX–  National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited 

Objectives of the Session
● To create awareness about the functioning of the commodity market
● To introduce participants to different types of commodities traded
● To explain the importance of commodity trading in the Indian economy
● To educate participants on investment opportunities and risk management
● To enhance financial literacy among students and faculty

An awareness session on the Commodity Market was organized by the Department of BBI and BFM on 28th Jan, 26 , Wednesday. The session aimed to provide basic knowledge and practical insights into commodity trading and its role in economic development.
The resource person Dr. Sabiha Shaikh , SEBI Trainer, explained the concept of commodity markets, types of commodities such as agricultural products, metals, and energy resources, and major commodity exchanges in India like MCX and NCDEX. The speaker also discussed price determination, market trends, and the role of commodities in hedging against inflation.
Real-life examples were shared to help participants understand trading mechanisms and risk management strategies. The session was interactive, with participants actively engaging through questions and discussions.

Outcome of the Programme
● Participants gained basic knowledge about commodity markets
● Increased awareness of investment opportunities in commodities
● Enhanced understanding of financial instruments and risk management
● Encouraged students to explore careers in finance and trading
● Improved financial literacy among attendees

Students Participation
Students: 10.30 TO 12.00 Session – 91 students, 12.30 to 1.30 pm Session – 95 Students
Total:  186 students

Faculty Members Participated: 05

Conclusion: The awareness session on the commodity market was successful in achieving its objectives. It provided valuable insights into commodity trading and its importance in the financial system. Such initiatives contribute significantly to enhancing financial knowledge and skill development among students and faculty.