The Department of Life Science organized a Dental Check-up Camp at Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College,KGF in association with 32 smiles Dental Clinic,KGF on 30th October 2025 with the objective of promoting oral health awareness and providing free dental consultation to students , staff and Public. The camp aimed to educate participants about the importance of maintaining proper oral hygiene and to identify common dental problems at an early stage.
The camp began with a brief inaugural session presided over by the Principal, Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF who emphasized the significance of oral health as a part of overall well-being.
A team of Dr.Vatsala and Dr.Lydia from 32 smiles Dental Clinic, KGF delivered the lecture on regular dental examination, importance of Oral hygiene counselling, correct brushing techniques and gum infections. Special attention was given to educating students, faculty members and public about preventive measures, balanced diets, and the ill effects of tobacco and sugary foods on dental health. The team also done basic screening of oral hygiene for students, staff members and public .
A total of 50 students, 20 staff members and 10 public participated in the camp and gained knowledge on Oral care and its importance.
The Department of Kannada organised Guest Lecture on ‘Tollugatti’ (Drama) on 16th October, 2025.
The guest lecture inspired the students on the Modern Education System and T.P.Kailasam drama in the text prescribed by Bangalore North University for First Semester B.Com Students as per SEP.
The students gain knowledge on Moral, Ethical Values and a desire for an egalitarian society. 45 students and 03 faculty members participated in the Guest Lecture.
Resource Person: Dr. Narendra Babu C.R MA, B.Ed., K-SET, UGC-NET, Ph.D. Associate Professor Department of Kannada, Dr. NSAM, First Grade College (Nitte Deemed to be University) Krishanarajapura, Bengaluru-89
The Department of Computer Science Organized Inter Class Seminar For Final Year BCA Students 2025
Venue : BCA Class room 103
On: 16 November 2025
faculty In-charge: Mr. Dileep D, Assistant Professor
Total No of Students attended: 50
Moto of Conducting t0 the Seminar:
The session aimed to enhance students’ understanding of software architecture principles, design patterns, and system structuring methods.
Experienced faculty members and guest speakers from the IT industry shared valuable insights into modern architectural models like layered, client-server, and microservices architectures.
The seminar highlighted the importance of architectural design in developing scalable, efficient, and maintainable software systems.
Students gained hands-on exposure to real-world case studies demonstrating how architectural decisions impact software quality and performance.
The session encouraged participants to adopt best practices in software design and apply them in their academic and project work.
Interactive Q&A sessions allowed students to clarify concepts related to UML diagrams, modularity, and design documentation.
The event served as a platform for students to understand the bridge between theoretical design concepts and practical software development.
Faculty members appreciated the students’ active participation and enthusiasm throughout the seminar.
The department expressed gratitude to the organizers and speakers for making the event a valuable learning experience for all attendees.
Goals of doing the seminar:
Enhances Knowledge: Seminars help students gain deeper understanding of current topics beyond classroom learning.
Improves Communication Skills: Presenting or participating in seminars boosts students’ confidence and public speaking abilities.
Encourages Active Learning: Students engage in discussions, ask questions, and think critically about real-world applications.
Promotes Teamwork: Seminars often involve group preparation and coordination, improving collaboration skills.
Bridges Theory and Practice: Experts and speakers share practical insights that connect academic concepts with industry trends.
Builds Professional Awareness: Students become familiar with emerging technologies, professional standards, and career opportunities.
The Department of Kannada organised Guest Lecture on ‘Shoodra Tapasvi’ (Drama) on 26th September, 2025 and ‘Jalagara’ (Drama) on 27th September, 2025.
The guest lecture is based on the National Poet Kuvempu dramas in the text prescribed by Bangalore North University for First Semester BCA and B.Sc Students as per SEP.
The guest lecture is organized throw online mode and students gain knowledge on commitment to social justice and a desire for an egalitarian society. It’s inspired the students to approach Kuvempu Dramas for new avenues of learning.
55 students and 03 faculty members participated in the Guest lecture.
Resource Person: Dr. Gopalkrishna R ,Research Scholar Bengaluru.
‘Shoodra Tapasvi’ (Drama) on 26th September, 2025.
Event : SWC INSTALLATION 2025-2026Date: 06/10/2025Day: Monday Time: 11.30 am to 1.30 pm
Event Organizer: Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, Mr. Changareddy, SWC coordinator
Venue: Conference Hall
Guest: 1. Dr.L Jayapandian IQAC Coordinator SBMJFGC-KGF 2. Dr. B K Manjula head, Department of Kannada, SBMJFGC-KGF
Participants: 55 Students.
Introduction
The Student Welfare Council (SWC) Installation was conducted on the 6th of October, 2025, in the conference hall. The event, organized by Mr. Praveen N ,SWC Officer and Mr. Changareddy SWC, Coordinator marked the formal installation of newly elected SWC members and office bearers (BOD’S), continuing the legacy of student leadership and welfare initiatives with a total of 55 students participated.
Event Proceedings
The event commenced with Ms. Hajira and Ms. Irfa as the Masters of Ceremony, followed by a warm Welcome Address by Ms. Harshitha. A symbolic act of watering a plant was performed by the guests to signify growth and sustainability, followed by a march by all SWC members, demonstrating unity and commitment. Dr.L Jayapandian IQAC Coordinator delivered an inspiring speech on student leadership, followed by speech from Dr. B K Manjula Head, Department of Kannada. The newly elected members were then formally badged, followed by the oath-taking ceremony led by the IQAC Coordinator, instilling a sense of duty among the inductees. Ms. Aatiya delivered the Vote of Thanks, acknowledging the contributions of all attendees and organizers.
Conclusion
The SWC Installation Ceremony was a well-organized and meaningful event that highlighted the significance of student leadership, responsibility, and teamwork. It served as an inspiration for the newly elected members to uphold the values and duties of SWC, ensuring continued student welfare and engagement in institutional activities. The enthusiastic participation and positive atmosphere made the event a memorable and impactful experience for everyone involved.
LIST OF NEW STUDENT WELFARE COUNCIL MEMBERS -2025-2026
