AI Powered Industry Readiness and Career Accelerator Program

Date: 02/04/2026 Day: Thursday Time: 11.30 am  to 1.30pm

Resource person : Sanjay M Datta Partner, CME  

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

Participants: 126 students

Introduction

The Student Welfare Council organized “AI Powered Industry Readiness and Career Accelerator Program” for the 2nd Year students. The session aimed to equip students with essential knowledge and skills required to meet modern industry demands, particularly focusing on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and employability enhancement.

The program provided valuable insights into how AI is transforming industries and how students can prepare themselves to build successful careers in an increasingly technology-driven world.

Objectives of the Program

• To create awareness about the role of AI in various industries
• To enhance productivity and employability skills among students
• To understand current recruiter expectations
• To guide students on sustaining and growing in their careers
• To introduce AI-related skills relevant to B.Com, BBA, and BCA students

Agenda of the Session

1. Brief Introduction
2. AI in different Sectors of Industry
3. Productivity skills for future workforce
4. What Recruiters are looking for
5. Retaining the Job
6. AI performing skills needed by BCom, BBA & BCA
7. How CME’s programs cater to those skills
8. Overview on AI training program – about the 12 Modules

Outcome of the Program

• Students gained awareness of AI applications in real-world industries
• Enhanced understanding of employability and productivity skills
• Clarity on career expectations and job readiness
• Motivation to pursue AI-based learning and certifications

Conclusion

The training program was highly informative and beneficial for the 2nd Year students. It successfully bridged the gap between academic learning and industry expectations by introducing AI-driven career opportunities. The session encouraged students to up skill themselves and prepare for future challenges in a competitive job market.

ALUMNI TALK “My Journey, My Lesson”

Date: 16/04/2026 Day: Thursday Time: 11.30 am  to 1.30pm
Resource person:   1.Mr. Ashwin Simon Seasoned Operations Professional and Proud Alumni (2019 Batch)   2.Ms.Teena Sharmilee Director of Human Resource IJM SHRM-SCP
Event Organizer: Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, Mr. Changareddy, SWC coordinator
Participants
: 92  students
Venue : Auditorium 

Introduction

The Student Welfare Council of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, under the guidance of our respected Principal, Dr. Rekha Sethi, organised An Alumni Talk titled “My Journey, My Lesson” was successfully organized with the objective of bridging the gap between academic learning and corporate expectations. The session aimed to provide students with practical insights into career development, industry readiness, and personal growth through the experiences of distinguished alumni.

Objectives of the Program

• To help students understand real-world corporate expectations
• To guide students in career planning, Resume writing  and skill development
• To provide insights into interview preparation and professional behaviour
• To inspire students through alumni success stories

Session Highlights

1. Campus vs Corporate – Understanding key differences
2. CV & LinkedIn Profile improvement
3. Interview confidence and answering questions
4. Student success stories
5. First impressions and dressing
6. Internships and early career guidance
7. Resources and networking

Student Participation

The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students. The interactive nature allowed students to clarify doubts and engage actively. Activities also conducted.

Outcome of the Program

• Enhanced awareness about corporate expectations
• Improved resume building and interview skills
• Motivation for internships and career growth
• Strengthened alumni connection

Conclusion

The Alumni Talk “My Journey, My Lesson” was highly informative and inspiring. It helped students gain clarity about career paths and required skills.

Department of Computer Science Students Attended for Industrial Visit

The Department of Computer Science Students Attended for Industrial Visit Bharath earth Movers limited KGF Karnataka

Date of Visit: 11th April 2026  

Company: BEML Limited.

Location: BEML KGF Complex, Beml Nagar, Kolar Gold Field.

Organized by: Department of Computer Science, SBMJC, K.G.F.

Faculty Incharge: Mr.Ravi.P, Assistant professor, Department of computer science, SBMJC.

                              Ms.Chitra.S, Assistant professor, Department of Computer science, SBMJC.

No. of Students: 65

Objective:  To bridge the gap between theoretical and practical learning, to understand real time manufaturing process, to gain knowledge about CNC machines and how they are programmed to do automatic tasks and to observe heavy machinery production.

Visit Experience: During the visit, Students were welcomed by officials from BEML and given an introductory session about the company. After the briefing we were taken for a guided tour of the manufacturing unit. We observed various sections such as Assembly line, Fabrication unit, Quality testing and maintenance department. They explained about the working of heavy machinery, importance of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines and how they are programmed to do the task automatically and how programming  Students also learned of precision, team work and safety measures in industrial environment.

Outcomes: The visit helped students to understand industrial workflow and production techniques, they learned about advanced machinery and tools, gained awareness of safety protocols.

Department of Computer science Students Participated Inter-class Seminar

The Department of Computer science Students Conducted Interclass Seminar BCA ‘A’ section v/s BCA ‘B’ Section

Date: 11-04-2026

place: Room no 106 SBMJFGC-KGF

Title of Seminar : Operating System and its Evolution

Reason to conduct The Inter-Class Seminar

  1. Enhances Conceptual Understanding
    Helps students gain deeper knowledge of core OS concepts like process management, memory management, and file systems.
  2. Bridges Theory and Practical Knowledge
    Allows students to connect classroom learning with real-world operating system applications.
  3. Improves Technical Communication Skills
    Students learn how to present complex OS topics clearly and professionally.
  4. Encourages Research-Oriented Learning
    Motivates students to explore advanced topics such as virtualization, cloud OS, and distributed systems.
  5. Promotes Peer Learning
    Students learn from each other’s presentations, gaining multiple perspectives on the subject.
  6. Develops Presentation and Confidence Skills
    Boosts confidence in public speaking and handling technical discussions.
  7. Keeps Students Updated with Latest Trends
    Introduces modern OS developments like Linux distributions, mobile OS, and real-time systems.
  8. Enhances Problem-Solving Ability
    Discussing OS issues (like deadlocks, scheduling algorithms) sharpens analytical thinking.
  9. Encourages Teamwork and Collaboration
    Group seminars help students develop coordination and teamwork skills.
  10. Prepares for Academic and Career Growth
    Strengthens foundational knowledge essential for higher studies, competitive exams, and IT careers.

outcomes of conducting an interclass seminar on Operating System:

  1. Better understanding of OS concepts
  2. Improved presentation and communication skills
  3. Increased confidence in public speaking
  4. Enhanced teamwork and collaboration
  5. Awareness of latest technologies in operating systems

WORLD HEALTH DAY

The Department of Life Science observed World Health Day on 9th April 2026 theme ” Together for Health stand with science” organised awareness program for public on how to combat heat in summer with home made food and less cost easily available fruits and vegetables.

25 students and 3 faculty members participated actively meeting the shopkeepers.