D.I.C. group features

• The Deccan Institute of Commerce is having a well equipped computer center at its own premises in Pune. The D.I.C. is an authorised learning center of Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Limited ( the MKCL) and also an authorised training centre by the Tally Company Bangalore.
• The D.I.C. imparts training for the MSC-IT exams of MKCL. The DIC is successful every year in crossing the target set by the MKCL.
• The D.I.C. also gives training for the computerised financial accounting course as per the tally software the students can also appear for the same course of MKCL.
• The D.I.C. is selected for CSMS – DEEP Diploma course prepared by MKCL for the Sarathi project.
• D.I.C. gives concessions / installments facilities to the needy students.
• D.I.C. is also having a reading room facility for the students who require a quiet place for self study .Hundreds of students appearing for various exams take benefit of this facility.
• A certificate course of Direct and Indirect Tax Laws drafted by the D.I.C. is conducted at Kolhapur for the last few years. A number of students study the tax laws and also the principles of accounting in the said course at Kolhapur.
• The Deccan Institute of Commerce has introduced a feature of filing G. S. T. returns.
• Soon a course of learning Japanese language will be started.

The late Mr. G.K. Bhopatkar started the Deccan Institute of Commerce on 1st June 1918. The late Mr. S.H. Dhupkar joined as a student in 1929. He started his teaching currier in the institute in 1930 when his Guru ( the late Mr. G. K. Bhopatkar) asked him to join as a teacher. The founder left the Deccan Institute and Late Mr. S. H. Dhupkar carried the mantle on his shoulder single handedly for 10 years. After 1940 the founder joined him. Others like Prof. V.B. Kirtane, who had passed the prestigious C. A. examination from London also joined. The late Mr. V.D. Risbud started his contribution first as a student and then as a teacher. He subsequently worked as the Principal and Secretary. The contribution of these three Guruvaryas is uncomparable.