Industrial Visit to BEML KGF Complex

Date:23rd August 2025

Accompanied by: Ms. Sujatha M. and Dr. Prakash D.R.

Total Students: 170 (BBA 1st, 2nd, and Final Year)

Aim:
The aim of the industrial visit to BEML (Bharat Earth Movers Limited) was to provide students with a practical understanding of the manufacturing process, operations, and management practices in a leading heavy engineering

The purpose of the IV

  1. Bridge the gap between theory and practice: By observing the manufacturing process and operations at BEML, students could relate theoretical concepts to real-world applications.
  2. Gain insights into industry practices: Students could learn about the company’s management practices, quality control measures, and safety protocols.
  3. Develop observational and analytical skills: By interacting with industry professionals and observing the manufacturing process, students could develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
  4. Enhance employability: The visit aimed to provide students with exposure to the industry, enabling them to make informed decisions about their future careers.

Expected Outcomes:

  1. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the manufacturing process and operations in a heavy engineering company.
  2. Students will develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills through observation and interaction with industry professionals.
  3. Students will be able to relate theoretical concepts to real-world applications.

INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO MEGA DAIRY, CHIKKABALLAPUR

Day: Friday Date: 22nd August 2025

Faculty coordinator:

1. Mr. N Praveen Assistant professor, Department of commerce

2.Mrs. Madhu Ashwini Assistant professor, Department of commerce

 3. Mr. Hemanth Assistant professor, Department of commerce

Participants: 47 Students.

The Department of Commerce, Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), organized an industrial visit to KMF Mega Dairy, Chikkaballapur, followed by visits to Nandi Hills and Isha Temple on for 2nd year B.Com 47 students and 3 faculty members on 22nd August 2025. The visit was organized exclusively for the students as part of their experiential learning and industrial exposure program.

The visit commenced in the early morning hours, with students and faculty coordinators departing from the college campus. The first stop was Nandi Hills, a popular historical and scenic location, where students spent time exploring the area and learning about its cultural significance.

The highlight of the day was the visit to the KMF Mega Dairy, Chikkaballapur, where students were given insights into the dairy industry’s operations, including milk processing, packaging, quality control, and distribution systems. The session provided valuable knowledge regarding the supply chain management and large-scale production techniques adopted by one of Karnataka’s leading dairy cooperatives.

After the industrial visit, students visited the serene Isha Temple, where they experienced the spiritual and architectural beauty of the site, providing them with a refreshing and enriching conclusion to the day’s program.

The visit was coordinated by Mr. N. Praveen, Assistant Professor, Mrs. Madhu Ashwini, Assistant Professor and  Mr. Hemanth , Assistant Professor  Department of Commerce who ensured the smooth execution of the schedule. This industrial visit successfully combined academic learning, industrial exposure, and cultural exploration, making it a memorable and informative experience for the students.

NAVA YUGAM – 10TH INSTALLATION

Date: 20/08/2025
Time: 10:00AM To 12:30PM
Venue: SBMJC Conference Hall, Geetha Road, Robertsonpet, KGF


The Rotaract Club of SBMJC-KGF successfully held its 10th Installation Ceremony, “Nava Yugam,” with great pride and enthusiasm.
The event was graced by the Principal of SBMJC KGF, Parent Rotary President, Secretary, Youth Service Director, Rotary Prime President, District Rotaract Representative, District Core Team, EC and DC members, along with Rotaract’s from BMSE and SSMRV.

The ceremony witnessed the collaring of Rtr. Kishan as Incoming President by the Parent Rotary President. The new BODs were formally badged, and an impressive 118 new members were inducted into the club. Inspiring addresses from dignitaries. Followed by lunch and fellowship, making “Nava Yugam” a truly grand and memorable installation.

Career Guidance on Future Trends in Embryology

The Department of Life Science organized Guest lecture on career guidance on future trends in embryology on 23rd August 2025.

Resource person is Mr Rakesh Kumar. Consultant in  Seragen , a Bio therapeutics Regenerative medicine company which deals with IVF failure cases and give Solutions and recommendation to Top most Reproductive doctors across PAN India.

100 students and 7 faculty members participated.

Department of Computer science faculties Invited as a Session Chair at International Conference- Hosur Tamil Nadu

The Department of Computer science faculties Invited as a Session Chair at 4th International Conference-

At

St.Joseph College Of science & arts for women Hosur, TamilNadu

Theme : ComSTA (COMPUTER SCIENCE TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION)

Title of the conference : Research and emerging Science and technology INCREST-2025

On : 14th & 16th August 2025

Guideline for session chair

  1. Preparation Before the Session – Review the conference schedule, session theme, and abstracts of the papers to be presented.
  2. Time Management – Ensure each speaker strictly follows the allotted time (generally 15–20 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for Q&A).
  3. Technical Readiness – Check the availability of presentation equipment (laptop, projector, mic, internet) before the session starts.
  4. Introduction of Speakers – Briefly introduce each presenter with their name, affiliation, and paper title.
  5. Maintaining Professionalism – Create a respectful and encouraging environment for all participants, regardless of their experience level.
  6. Facilitating Q&A – Manage audience questions, encourage constructive discussions, and avoid off-topic queries.
  7. Handling Delays or Issues – If a speaker exceeds time or if technical issues arise, handle them diplomatically while keeping the session on track.
  8. Promoting Equal Opportunity – Ensure every presenter gets fair attention and audience interaction without bias.
  9. Documentation & Reporting – Record attendance, note key highlights of the session, and report any issues to the conference organizers.
  10. Closing the Session – Summarize the key takeaways, thank the presenters and audience, and announce upcoming sessions.

Session Chair :

  1. Mr. Siddarama S, HoD Associate Professor ,Dept of computer science SBMJFGC-KGF
  2. Mr.Teekshith kumar M, Assistant Professor ,Dept of Computer Science SBMJFGC-KGF
  3. Mr.Dileep D, Assistant Professor ,Dept of Computer Science SBMJFGC-KGF