Excellence in Academia Award
Mohanapriya D
Dr.N.G.P.Arts and Science College, India
| Mohanapriya D | |
|---|---|
| Affiliation | Dr.N.G.P.Arts and Science College |
| Country | India |
| Google Scholar ID | bkQjfYAAAAAJ&hl |
| Documents | 10 |
| Subject Area | Commerce |
| Event | International Academic Excellence Awards |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-3204-5067 |
Mohanapriya D is an academic researcher associated with Dr.N.G.P.Arts and Science College, India, whose documented scholarly work is situated within the field of Commerce. The available publication record comprises ten documents and includes research addressing consumer behaviour, social media, entrepreneurship, employment patterns, and workplace technology. These themes reflect applied academic interests connecting business practices with contemporary organisational and consumer contexts.
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Abstract
Mohanapriya D’s documented research portfolio demonstrates engagement with contemporary issues in Commerce and management studies. Her publications examine consumer behaviour in dairy markets, social media and customer preference, entrepreneurial opportunity recognition, employee job movement, and technology adoption in workplaces. The portfolio therefore spans consumer, entrepreneurial, human-resource, and organisational dimensions of business research. [1]
Keywords
Commerce; consumer behaviour; social media; entrepreneurship; employee mobility; workplace technology; customer preference; management research.
Introduction
Contemporary Commerce research increasingly examines how consumers, employees, organisations, and emerging technologies interact. Mohanapriya D’s available publications correspond with these developments through studies of purchasing behaviour, digital influence, entrepreneurship, employment decisions, and technological adoption. Such applied research can contribute to understanding practical business questions while maintaining links with established academic frameworks. [2]
Research Profile
The available record identifies Commerce as the principal subject area and lists ten documents. Recent outputs published in 2026 indicate an active research trajectory across consumer studies, entrepreneurship, human resources, and organisational technology. The portfolio combines theoretical discussion with sector- and organisation-focused investigations. [3]
Research Contributions
- Consumer research addressing factors associated with dairy-product purchasing behaviour.
- Analysis of social media’s role in customer opinion and preference.
- Research on entrepreneurial mindset and opportunity recognition.
- Studies of employee movement and workplace technology adoption.
Publications
- A Theoretical Framework of Consumer Behaviour in the Dairy Products Market — International Journal of Versatile Research and Analysis, July 2026.
- Analysing the Role of Social Media in Shaping Customer Opinion and Preference — Journal of Advance and Future Research, June 2026.
- Entrepreneurial Mindset and Opportunity Recognition — Innovation, Strategy and Entrepreneurship 2026.
- Job Movement Patterns Among Young Employees Inspite of Sustainable Earnings in TCS (Coimbatore Branch) — International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering, and Technology, April 2026.
- A Study on Impact of Workplace Technology Adoption on Employees’ Performance Sri Hari Alloy Cast, Coimbatore — International Journal of Advanced Multidisciplinary Research and Educational Development, April 2026.
Research Impact
The documented publications address practical questions relevant to consumers, enterprises, employees, and managers. Their diversity suggests a multidisciplinary orientation within Commerce, while the absence of supplied citation and h-index values means quantitative research impact should not be inferred beyond the documented publication record. [4]
Award Suitability
The documented academic output provides a reasonable basis for consideration for the Excellence in Academia Award within the International Academic Excellence Awards. The suitability is supported by a portfolio of ten listed documents and recent work addressing relevant Commerce and management problems. Final recognition should remain subject to the applicable award evaluation criteria and verification procedures. [5]
Conclusion
Mohanapriya D’s available scholarly record presents a developing research profile in Commerce, with publications spanning consumer behaviour, digital influence, entrepreneurship, employment, and workplace technology. The portfolio demonstrates breadth across contemporary business issues and provides an academic foundation for recognition based on documented scholarly activity.
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References
- Mohanapriya D. (2026). A Theoretical Framework of Consumer Behaviour in the Dairy Products Market. International Journal of Versatile Research and Analysis.
https://doi.org/10.56975/ijvra.v4i7.708695 - Mohanapriya D. (2026). Analysing the Role of Social Media in Shaping Customer Opinion and Preference. Journal of Advance and Future Research.
Publication Link - Mohanapriya D. (2026). Entrepreneurial Mindset and Opportunity Recognition. Innovation, Strategy and Entrepreneurship 2026.
Publication Link - Mohanapriya D. (2026). Job Movement Patterns Among Young Employees Inspite of Sustainable Earnings in TCS (Coimbatore Branch). International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering, and Technology.
Publication Link - Mohanapriya D. (2026). A Study on Impact of Workplace Technology Adoption on Employees’ Performance Sri Hari Alloy Cast, Coimbatore. International Journal of Advanced Multidisciplinary Research and Educational Development.
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