The Commerce Department successfully conducted the event "Turn Court", a dynamic and interactive competition designed to enhance students' critical thinking, analytical skills, and decision-making abilities. The event was structured to simulate real-world business and legal scenarios, allowing students to present and defend their perspectives effectively.

Objectives of the Event:
• To encourage students to develop logical reasoning and persuasive communication.
• To provide a platform for participants to engage in business and legal debates.
• To enhance problem-solving skills in a competitive yet educational environment.
• To foster teamwork and collaboration among commerce students.

The event commenced with an inaugural address by David Christie, who welcomed the judges Mr. Jesmon Raj N and Ms. P.B. Deepa and also emphasized the importance of critical thinking and decision-making in the field of commerce. Each participant presented their arguments before a panel of judges comprising faculty members and industry experts. The competition was structured into multiple rounds, with participants advancing based on their performance in logical reasoning, clarity of argument, and presentation skills. Engaging and thought-provoking business and legal case studies. Active participation from students, showcasing exceptional debating skills. Valuable insights and feedback from the panel of judges. Enthusiastic audience interaction and support.

The event concluded with announcement of results recognizing the top-performing participants. The winner of the event was Ajith from V sem B.com LSCM. The winners were honored with cash prizes for their outstanding performance. The judges and faculty members praised the participants for their dedication and analytical abilities. The Turn Court event was a resounding success, achieving its goal of enhancing students' critical thinking and public speaking skills. The students eagerly look forward to similar events in the future to further develop their professional competencies.