Assistant Professor — Commerce

Location: Jaitpura

The Role
You will teach across

B.Com — one of Eastern UP's larger commerce programmes — and M.Com: financial and corporate accounting, business law, taxation, auditing and cost accounting, alongside applied work in Tally and spreadsheet-based accounting.
Many BITE commerce students prepare for  CA, CS or CMA in parallel with their degree.  Supporting that track is part of the role, not an extra. It means teaching to a standard that holds up when the same student sits a professional foundation paper three months later.
Full-time, on-site at Babatpur, Varanasi.

Responsibilities

Core teaching
Teach financial accounting and corporate accounting at

B.Com and M.Com level — including company accounts, amalgamation, holding company accounts, and accounting standards
Teach cost accounting and management accounting: costing methods, variance analysis, budgetary control, and decision-making applications
Teach auditing — principles, procedures, internal control, company audit, and audit reporting
Teach business law and company law papers as required by the MGKVP syllabus
Teach business economics, statistics, and quantitative papers where departmental need requires

Taxation
Teach direct taxation at degree level under the  Income-tax Act, 2025 , which replaced the 1961 Act with effect from 1 April 2026 — including the Tax Year concept, the restructured section framework, and the Income-tax Rules, 2026
Teach GST — registration, supply, input tax credit, returns, and practical computation — with current provisions
Deliver practical computation exercises, not statute recitation. Students should leave able to compute a liability, not define a term.
Keep teaching material current as provisions change through the Finance Act cycle
Applied and practical sessions
Run applied sessions in  Tally  — company creation, voucher entry, inventory, GST configuration, and reporting
Teach spreadsheet-based accounting and financial analysis in Excel
Bridge classroom theory to practice: source documents, working papers, and the formats students will meet in a firm

CA / CS / CMA support track
Align teaching with CA, CS and CMA foundation and intermediate syllabi so that degree study and professional preparation reinforce rather than compete
Advise students on which professional route suits them, registration timelines, and realistic preparation schedules
Identify students with the aptitude for the professional track early and encourage them into it

Assessment, research and mentoring
Set and evaluate internal assessments aligned to MGKVP examination patterns
Guide M.Com project work and dissertations
Mentor students toward banking and government examinations, professional courses, and higher study
Contribute to departmental research output and, where possible, publication
Contribute to departmental and institutional academic and co-curricular activities

Qualifications

Essential
M.Com  from a UGC-recognised university
UGC NET or PhD in Commerce or a closely related field  — required for this appointment
Ability to teach  Income Tax and GST  at degree level with current provisions and practical computation
Comfort with accounting software and spreadsheet-based practicals
Ability to teach at both undergraduate and postgraduate level
Fluency in  Hindi and English  — much of the teaching is bilingual

Preferred
Working familiarity with the  Income-tax Act, 2025  structure, given that the 2026–27 session is the first taught fully under it
Experience supporting CA / CS / CMA aspirants alongside degree teaching
Professional qualification or part-qualification — CA, CS, CMA, or CA Inter
Prior teaching experience at degree level, particularly at PG level
Practical exposure from audit, accounting, or taxation practice
Publications in commerce, accounting, or taxation
Hands-on Tally Prime experience
Experience supervising M.Com dissertations

What we offer
Remuneration:  As per institutional norms, commensurate with qualification and experience. Discussed  of Eastern UP's larger commerce programmes, with both UG and PG teaching
Students who are genuinely preparing for professional qualifications, not only a degree
A 5-acre campus with digital classrooms, laboratories, and a library of over 15,000 books
Apply:  Submit your CV at   , or email    with the subject line "Assistant Professor — Commerce — [Your Name]". Include your CV, a covering letter, NET/PhD certificate, and a publication list if you have one.
Applications close  31st August 2026 . Enquiries:
(Mon–Sat, 10 AM – 5 PM).