Science Club

Commerce Association

Commerce Association

Objectives:

The Commerce Association is guided by the following main and supplementary objectives:

Main Objectives:

Knowledge Update: To keep students abreast of the latest developments in the fields of commerce and management.

Competitive Spirit: To nurture a sense of competition among students, encouraging them to excel.

Managerial and Entrepreneurial Skills: To cultivate managerial and entrepreneurial aptitude among students.

Career Awareness: To enlighten students about the myriad career opportunities available in the field of commerce.

Supplementary Objectives:

To effectively achieve these main objectives, the Commerce Association engages in a range of activities including:

Organizing quiz contests to test and enhance students' understanding.

Conducting seminars, extension lectures, and workshops to delve deeper into key topics and industry trends.

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Sports Club

Red Cross Society

Theatre Club

Red Ribbon Club

Eco Club

• One of the primary objectives of the ECO Club is to raise awareness about pressing environmental issues among students and the wider community. Through workshops, seminars, and awareness campaigns, members educate their peers about topics such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource conservation. These initiatives not only inform but also inspire students to adopt eco-friendly habits in their daily lives.
• Moreover, the ECO Club plays a pivotal role in implementing sustainable practices on campus. This includes organizing tree planting drives, promoting recycling and waste reduction, and advocating for energy-efficient solutions. By collaborating with university authorities and local organizations, the club strives to make tangible changes that contribute to a more sustainable campus environment.                                                 MECHANISM/PROCESS

  1. Purpose:

     • Promote environmental awareness and sustainability among students.
     • Initiate conservation projects and activities on campus and in the community.

  2. Membership:

     • Open to all students interested in environmental issues and conservation efforts.
     • Diverse membership representing different backgrounds and perspectives.

  3. Activities:

     • Organize workshops, seminars, and awareness campaigns on environmental topics.
     • Implement sustainable practices on campus, such as recycling, waste reduction, and energy efficiency initiatives.
     • Collaborate with university authorities and local organizations to promote eco-friendly policies and practices.

  4. Projects:

     • Tree planting drives to enhance green spaces on campus.
     • Habitat restoration projects to support local biodiversity.
     • Beach clean-ups and waste management initiatives to tackle pollution.

  5. Community Engagement:

     • Conduct outreach programs and partnerships with schools and environmental organizations.
     • Participate in community clean-up events and educational workshops.
     • Collaborate with NGOs to address environmental challenges at a broader level.

  6. Impact:

     • Raise awareness about climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource conservation.
     • Encourage students to adopt eco-friendly habits in their daily lives.
     • Empower students to become environmental leaders and advocates in their communities.

  7. Benefits:

     • Fosters a sense of environmental responsibility and stewardship among students.
     • Provides a platform for hands-on learning and practical experience in conservation efforts.
     • Builds a strong network of like-minded individuals passionate about protecting the environment.

  8. Future Goals:

     • Expand outreach and engagement to reach a wider audience.
     • Strengthen partnerships with local authorities, businesses, and organizations for greater impact.
     • Continue advocating for sustainable practices and policies on campus and beyond.

  Overall, the ECO Club serves as a dynamic platform for students to learn, collaborate, and take meaningful action towards a more sustainable and environmentally conscious future.

Career Guidance and Placement Cell

The Career Guidance And Placement Cell

The Career Guidance and Placement Cell  at our college serves as a pivotal resource for students navigating the complex landscape of career choices. Committed to fostering informed decisions, the cell provides personalized guidance, aptitude assessments, and career-oriented workshops. Staffed with experienced teachers, it offers valuable insights into diverse professions, industry trends, and educational paths. Whether exploring potential majors, seeking internship opportunities, or preparing for job interviews, the cell equips students with the tools and knowledge needed for a successful transition from academia to the professional world. With a focus on holistic development, it empowers students to make informed choices aligning with their skills, interests, and aspirations.

OBJECTIVES

1. Individualized Career Counselling: Provide personalized counselling sessions to students, addressing their unique skills, interests, and aspirations.
2. Career Exploration: Facilitate exploration of various career options, industries, and emerging trends to help students make informed decisions.
3. Skill Assessment: Conduct aptitude tests and skill assessments to identify and enhance students' strengths, guiding them towards suitable career paths.
4. Professional Development: Offer workshops and training programs to enhance students' employability skills, including resume building, interview preparation, and networking.
5. Industry Insight: Provide up-to-date information on various industries, job markets, and educational opportunities to align student expectations with current realities.
6. Internship and Job Placement Assistance: Assist students in securing internships and job placements by connecting them with relevant opportunities and providing guidance on application processes.
7. Educational Pathways: Guide students in choosing appropriate academic paths, including postgraduate studies, certifications, and other educational pursuits.
8. Continuous Support: Establish an ongoing support system for students, helping them navigate career decisions throughout their academic journey and beyond.
9. Networking Opportunities: Facilitate interactions between students and professionals, alumni, or industry experts through networking events, seminars, and mentorship programs.
10. Promoting Lifelong Learning: Encourage a mindset of continuous learning and adaptation to prepare students for the evolving demands of the professional world.

MECHANISM

The mechanism of a Career Counselling and Guidance Cell involves a structured approach to providing comprehensive support to students. Here's an outline of the typical mechanisms:

1. Needs Assessment:
• Continuously interact with students to understand the specific career-related needs and concerns of the students.
2. Resource Development:
• Compile a repository of career-related resources, including information on various professions, industries, educational programs, and skill development opportunities.
3. Counseling Sessions:
• Offer variouscounselling sessions where trained counsellors assess individual strengths, interests, and aspirations to provide personalized guidance.
4. Workshops and Seminars:
• Organize workshops and seminars covering topics such as resume building, interview skills, networking, and industry insights to enhance students' employability.
5. Skill Assessments:
• Administer aptitude tests, personality assessments, and skill evaluations to help students identify their strengths and areas for improvement.

College Career Counselling and placement cell comprises of following faculty members who remain engaged throughout the scholastic year

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Activities of Carrier Counselling & Guidence by Different Departments


Commerce Department






Physics Department