Dr. Sarishma Sharma joined as Teaching Assistant in SBS, PAU on 24th October, 2019. She completed her B.Com from Govt. College for Women, Ludhiana (Panjab University, Chandigarh) in 2009 and MBA (Financial Management) from PAU in 2011. She did her Ph.D. (Business Administration) from PAU in 2016. She worked as Assistant Manager in Axis Bank Ltd. from 2011-2012. She has worked as Assistant Professor in Khalsa College for Women, Ludhiana from 2016- 2019. She joined as Teaching Assistant in School of Business Studies, PAU on 24.10.2019. Her field of specialization is Financial Management and areas of interest are financial management and Intellectual Capital. She has published 13 research papers in national and international journals, published 1 book chapter and presented 11 papers in national and international conferences. She has delivered 4 lectures to guide farmers and entrepreneurs related to financial management. Presently, she is the member of the teaching committee of School of Business Studies.

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Research Publications:

1. Sharma S and Dharni K (2017) Intellectual Capital Disclosures in an Emerging Economy: Status and Trends. Journal of Intellectual Capital Volume 18 Number 4. Pp. 868-883 (Clarivate Impact Factor: 3.634, Equivalent NAAS Rating 9.634), ISSN: 1469-1930
2. Sharma S and Dharni K (2020) Measurement and reporting of intangible assets: Orientation of Indian practitioners, Decision, 47 (2): 125-135, ISSN 0304-0941

3. Kaur A and Sharma S (2023) A study on perception of customers towards online banking services provided by banks. International Journal of Education and Management Studies 13 (1): 22-28.ISSN – p 2231-5632 –e- 2321-3671, (NAAS Rating 4.58)
4. Sharma S (2024) Fabricating Forecasts: Leveraging ARIMA for Predicting Cotton Prices in India. International Journal of Social Sciences Review 4(12): 577-580 (NAAS Rating 4.42)
5. Singh R and Sharma S (2025) Farmer’s Perspectives on Use of Social Media for Marketing of Agricultural Products. Journal of Agribusiness in Developing and Emerging Economies, (Clarivate impact factor: 2.40, Equivalent NAAS Rating 8.40)

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