CAMPUS DRIVE–2026

Date: 22nd May2026 Day: Friday Time:10.30 am to 2.30 pm

Event Coordinator: Dr. L Jaya Pandian, Placement Officer,
 Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, Mr. Changa Reddy, SWC coordinator

Venue:  Auditorium

Participants: All the final year Degree students

The Placement Cell and Student Welfare Council  of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF, organized a Campus Drive in association with Wadhwani Foundation for the final year students of all streams. The drive aimed to provide students with career opportunities and industry exposure by connecting them with reputed organizations.

The program commenced with a warm welcome speech delivered by Ms. Havilah Antony of 2nd B.com. Dr. L. Jaya Pandian addressed the gathering and motivated the students to make the best use of the placement opportunities provided. As part of the inauguration ceremony, Dr. L. Jaya Pandian and dignitaries also inaugurated the event by watering a plant, symbolizing growth, learning, and success. Students from all final year streams enthusiastically participated in the recruitment drive.

The following companies took part in the campus interview process:

  • INTELLIC SYSTEMS
  • SBI BANK (ADECCO)

The Human Resource representatives who coordinated the recruitment process were:

  • Ms. Parvathi – HR, Intellic Systems
  • Mr. Milton – HR, SBI Bank (Adecco)

The team from Wadhwani Foundation who supported and coordinated the event included:

  • Mr. Anwar Shaik – Placements Manager,
  • Wadhwani Foundation, Bangalore
  • Ms. Swathi – Master Trainer,
  • Wadhwani Foundation, Bangalore
  • Ms. Arya Shikha – Master Trainer,
  •  Wadhwani Foundation, Bangalore
  • Mr. Tousif Makandar – Program Manager,
  • Wadhwani Foundation, Bangalore

The campus drive was conducted successfully with active participation from students and support from the recruiting companies and the Wadhwani Foundation team. The event provided students with valuable opportunities to interact with recruiters and explore career prospects in the corporate and banking sectors.

TOGETHER WE CARE – SWC OUTREACH PROGRAM

Date: 20/05/2026 Day: Wednesday Time: 10:30 am  to 3:00 pm

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

The Student Welfare Council (SWC) of Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF, organized an outreach program at Happy Home (Orphanage), Krishnavaram, BEML Nagar, KGF, with the objective of spreading joy, care, and support among the children of the orphanage. The program was conducted successfully with enthusiastic participation from the students.

During the visit, the students spent quality time with the children by engaging them in various fun-filled activities and interactive sessions. The students motivated the children through one-to-one interaction and created a cheerful and friendly atmosphere. Various games were conducted to entertain the children and encourage their active participation.

  • List of Games Conducted:
  • Musical Chairs for Elders
  • Bowling and Bursting Balloon
  • Passing the Ball

The SWC members also served snacks and distributed daily essentials to the children. Gifts were presented to the winners of the games, which brought happiness and excitement among the children.

The outreach program was a meaningful and memorable experience for both the students and the children of Happy Home. It helped the students understand the importance of social responsibility, compassion, and community service. The program concluded successfully with joyful moments and positive memories for everyone involved.

“COMMERCE MELA” 2.O

Event Overview

The Department of Commerce organized a one-day institutional event titled “Commerce Mela” 2.O on 06 May 2026  at Conference Hall with the objective of fostering entrepreneurial competencies and experiential learning among students. The event served as a practical platform for students to translate theoretical concepts of commerce, marketing, accounting, and finance into operational business models.

The programme encouraged innovation, teamwork, business communication, and financial management through real-time entrepreneurial exposure.

Dignitaries & Organizing Committee

  1. Chief Patron: Dr. Rekha Sethi, Principal, SBMJFGC
  2. Event Chairperson: Dr. Kasturi L, Head, Department of Commerce , Mr. Harish G, Assistant professor and Ms Sandhya Assistant professor
  3. Mentors: Teaching fraternities from various departments provided academic guidance and supervision to the participating student teams.

 Participant Profile

  • Total Beneficiaries: 300 students across all UG streams
  • Stakeholder Participation: 18 student-managed stalls with representation from local entrepreneurs including sectors such as textiles, jewellery, FMCG, food & beverage, and education services.

Programme Structure & Methodology

The Commerce Mela adopted an “Entrepreneurship Simulation Model” wherein students:

  1. Conceptualized business plans under faculty mentorship
  2. Executed end-to-end business operations including procurement, pricing, branding, sales, and book-keeping
  3. Engaged in real-time customer interaction and financial reconciliation

The Commerce Mela featured active participation from several student-managed enterprises and local business units representing diverse sectors such as textiles, jewellery, food and beverage, and fashion accessories.

The key participating enterprises included:

Learning Outcomes Attained

Entrepreneurial SkillStudents demonstrated venture creation and risk management abilities
Communication & TeamworkInter-departmental teams managed stalls collaboratively
Application of Domain KnowledgePractical application of Marketing, Accounting, and Business Law concepts

Department of Computer Science Students Scored Centum in Final year 5th sem 2026

The Department of Computer Science Students Scored Centum in Final year 5th sem 2026

The Department of Computer Science extends its heartfelt congratulations to the BCA 5th Semester NEP Batch students for achieving an exceptional centum result in the university examinations. This remarkable accomplishment reflects the students’ academic rigor, analytical proficiency, technical competence, and unwavering commitment toward excellence in the domain of computing and information technology. The outstanding performance is a testament to the department’s outcome-based education methodology, industry-oriented curriculum delivery, continuous assessment practices, and the synergistic efforts of dedicated faculty mentors. Achieving a 100% result demonstrates not only scholastic distinction but also the students’ capability to adapt to emerging technological paradigms, problem-solving frameworks, and innovative computational methodologies. The department takes immense pride in this milestone achievement and encourages the students to continue advancing with the same perseverance, professional ethics, and intellectual curiosity in their future academic and technological endeavors.

“Mental Health Issues – Depression” 

Counseling Centre in Association with IQAC organized workshop on the theme of “Mental Health Issues – Depression”, for all the First Year Degree  Students on   27th April  2026 in the Auditorium.

The Resource Person Ms. Shwetha Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, GFGC, KGF delivered a wonderful message on “Depression”, Mr. Babu Office Superintend SBMJC, KGF, Mr. Praveen SWC Officer SBMJC, KGF, Dr. L. Jayapandian IQAC Co-Ordinator SBMJC, KGF and Faculty Members were present.

Meaning of Mental Health:

  • It is a sound condition of the mind or psychologically well-being and free from mental disease.
  • Mental health refers to our emotional, psychological, and social well-being.
  • It affects how we think, feel, and behave.

Meaning of Depression:

  • Depression is a common mental disorder characterized by sadness loss of interest, feeling of guilt, lack of sleep and poor concentration.
  • It is a mood disorder that cause a strong feeling of sadness and losing of interest.
  • It affects how you feel, think and act.

Suggestions of Depression: Depression is treatable. Common treatments include:

1 Psychotherapy (Talk Therapy):   Counselling with a trained mental health professional.  Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) helps change negative thinking patterns.

2 Meditation:       Help balance brain chemicals (like serotonin).        Do not stop medication without medical guidance.

3 Social Support:          Talking to family and trusted friends.       Joining support groups.

4 Stress Management: Meditation and deep breathing exercises. Yoga and relaxation techniques.

Total number of students 120 and 05 Faculty Members were participated.