Category: Student Welfare Council

Event: Online Orientation Session on career guidance by SkillForge Day: Wednesday Time: 10.30am  to 11.30 am

Event Organizer: Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer

Resource person: 1. Veer M, Head of sales

Venue:  Online ( Google meet)

Participants:48 Students.

On November 13, 2024, the Student Welfare Council organized an informative online orientation session for final-year BCA students. The session aimed to equip students with knowledge about opportunities and resources available to them as they approach the completion of their program. Mr. Veer, an experienced industry professional, served as the resource person for the event and shared valuable insights and guidance.

Topics Discussed

The session covered a variety of topics designed to benefit students and prepare them for their careers:

1. Practical Training

Mr. Veer emphasized the importance of hands-on experience in today’s competitive job market. He discussed how practical training would be incorporated into their final year to ensure students are well-prepared for real-world challenges.

2. Company Projects

Students will have the opportunity to work on two real-world projects with reputable companies. This experience will provide them with practical exposure to industry practices, enhance their problem-solving skills, and improve their professional network.

3. Certificates

Upon successful completion, students will receive a total of three certificates that validate their skills, training, and project work. These certificates will add value to their profiles and make them more attractive to potential employers.

4. Resume Building

Mr. Veer highlighted the importance of a well-structured resume. He shared best practices and tips on how to craft a resume that effectively showcases their skills, projects, and achievements, helping them stand out in the recruitment process.

5. Soft Skills Development

To succeed in the professional world, technical skills alone are not enough. Mr. Veer underscored the role of communication, teamwork, and leadership, and explained the various resources and workshops planned to develop students’ soft skills.

6. Interview Preparation

Comprehensive interview preparation sessions will be provided to help students build confidence and learn effective interview techniques. This will cover common interview questions, technical rounds, and behavioural assessments.

7. Placement Drive in College Campus

The college will host an on-campus placement drive, bringing multiple reputed companies to interview and potentially hire students. Mr. Veer encouraged students to take full advantage of this opportunity by preparing well in advance.

Q&A Session

The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, where students were given the opportunity to clarify doubts and seek further guidance. Mr. Veer addressed queries about career paths, expectations in the tech industry, and ways to enhance individual skills.

Conclusion

The orientation was highly insightful and motivated students to make the most of their final year. The Student Welfare Council, along with Mr. Veer’s expertise, successfully provided students with the guidance they need to transition confidently from academia to professional life.

Event Summary: On 9th November 2024, an impactful meet was organized by the Student Welfare Council in association. The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of students and faculty members and was graced by esteemed guests, including Dr. Rekha Sethi, the Principal of SBMJC, Mr. Babu, Office Superintendent, Mr. Jay Pandian L, NSS Officer, and Mr. Antony, PG Coordinator.

Key Highlights:

1. Welcome and Opening Remarks: Dr. Rekha Sethi commenced the event with an inspiring address, emphasizing the importance of collaboration, resilience, and collective progress. Her words set a positive and motivational tone for the meet.

Mr. Jay Pandian L, the NSS Officer, stressed the significance of social responsibility and encouraged students to engage in community service.

2. Dance and Cultural Events: The meet was followed by a vibrant cultural showcase with dance performances that captured the energy and creativity of the student community. These performances brought a lively atmosphere to the event, demonstrating talent and teamwork.

3. Games and Interactive Sessions: Engaging games were organized, providing students with opportunities to unwind and connect. These activities fostered camaraderie and team spirit, contributing to a memorable experience for all attendees.

4. Felicitation of Alumni: The college took the opportunity to felicitate notable alumni, acknowledging their achievements and contributions to their respective fields. Alumni were invited on stage and presented with tokens of appreciation, marking their success stories as sources of inspiration for both the institution and current students.

5.Alumni Sharing Memories and Experiences:

One of the most touching segments of the event was when alumni took the stage to share personal stories and memories from their time at SBMJC. Many recalled cherished moments, the lessons they learned, and the friendships they formed. Some shared how the college had shaped their careers, giving them a foundation of skills and values that helped them succeed. Others recounted humorous anecdotes from their college life, bringing laughter and joy to the gathering.

Conclusion: The Aluminium Meet on 9th November 2024 was a great success, marked by valuable speeches, spirited cultural performances, and engaging activities. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Student Welfare Council and the Admin Association, the event promoted unity and showcased the diverse talents of the students.

Event:E-Waste Management Date: 8th November 2024 Day: Friday Time: 11.30am  to 1.30 pm

Venue:  Auditorium

Event Organizer: Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, Mr. Changareddy, SWC coordinator

Resource person: 1. Dr. Sri Harsha Environment Consultant and Jala Karya Vibhag Coordinator, Paryavaran Sanrakshan Gathividhie 2. Ms. Sahana Hegde Freelance Journalist and Jan Samvad Coordinator, Karnataka South, 3. Mr. Abhilash G. Nair Project Manager (former), Security Systems, Kuwait, Software Engineer  Lecturer in CS 4. Dr. K. Raju Environmental Officer, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board, Kolar 5. Smt. Hemamalini President, Rotary Kolar Collective Actions 6. Mr. Mahesh Rao Kadam S. Environmental Volunteer, Kolar Vibhag, Paryavaran Sanrakshan Gathividhi 7. Mr. Ramesh Secretary, Rotary Kolar Collective actions

Participants: 110 Students.

On November 8, 2024, the Student Welfare Council organized an informative and impactful session on E-Waste Management, aimed at raising awareness and educating students on responsible disposal and recycling of electronic waste. The event highlighted the environmental and health hazards posed by improper e-waste disposal and underscored the importance of sustainable waste management practices.

Guest Speakers and Key Points:

Key Takeaways

• The Importance of Reducing and Recycling
• Engagement in Community Initiatives
• Awareness and Advocacy

Overall, the session was a significant step in educating the younger generation on the importance of environmental conservation, specifically in the context of e-waste. The Student Welfare Council’s efforts in organizing this event were well-appreciated, and the students left with a renewed sense of responsibility toward safeguarding the environment.

Counseling Centre Observed that “World Mental Health Day on 10th October 2024″ awareness program organized for all first year degree students on 10^th October 2024 at 10.00 am to 01.05pm in the Auditorium.

Prof. Dr. J. Mariadoss Psychologist delivered On Mental Health, Dr. Rekha Sethi Principal, SBMJC, KGF Dr. L. Jayapandian IQAC Co-Ordinator SBMJC, KGF Office Superintendent Babu SBMJCE, KGF and Faculty Members were present.

Meaning of Mental Health:-

Mental health is a Multidimensional concept that refers to a human individuals emotional and psychological well-being. It is the ability to respond to the many varies experiences of life with flexibility. It is the science that deals with human welfare and all fields of human relationship. It is the ability to make whole personal and social adjustment. It is a state of emotional, psychological and social wellbeing that affects how we think, feel and act.

Objectives of Mental Health:-

1. To provide mental health care facility to every individual of specified population and specifically to those who are in need of it.
2. To ensure the availability and accessibility of minimum mental healthcare for all in the foreseeable future.
3. To encourage the application of mental health knowledge in general health care and in social development.
4. To advance community participation in the mental health service development.
5. To enhance human resources in mental health subspecialties.

Outcomes of Mental Health:-

1.  Gain awareness and understanding of the definition of mental disorder contained within the MHA
2. Understand the criteria for detention and appropriate treatment as defined in the MHA
3. Be able to apply the Guiding  Principles in relation to appropriate treatment
4. Understand how the age appropriate admission criteria will work

Event: Career Guidance by Skillforge

Day: Wednesday Date: 03rd  July 2024 Time: 10.00 am to 1.00 pm Resource person: 1. Veer M, Head of sales 2.Manoj M, Business Development Executive & B2B 3. Nisha K Poojari, Social Media Marketing & B2B

Event Organizer: Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, Mr. Changareddy, SWC coordinator Venue:  Auditorium Participants: 99 Students.

The Student Welfare Council (SWC) organized an Career guidance by Skillforge  to our students .

They offer skilling programs focused on emerging technologies to help students kick start their careers. their hands-on boot camps are designed to keep pace with industry changes, equipping students with practical skills in areas like Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, and more. they aim to bridge the gap between education and industry demands, empowering students to up skill and secure meaningful career opportunities for real-world success. their mission to “Change How India Learns” aligns with the importance of continuous learning in today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape