Author: Navendran-PRO

Guidance for Competitive Examination

Date: 02/08/2025 Venue: Auditorium Organized by: Final Year Bcom Students of Department of Commerce

Audience: First Year Bcom Students

A Career Guidance Program was organized by the Final Year Bcom Students of Department of Commerce with the aim of providing valuable insights into competitive and professional career paths—UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) and ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants). The initiative was designed to foster peer learning, clarify common misconceptions, and help juniors make informed decisions regarding their career goals.

Program Objectives:

  • To introduce students to the career opportunities offered by UPSC and ACCA.
  • To share practical preparation strategies and personal experiences.
  • To encourage early planning and goal-setting for professional success.
  • To promote awareness of study resources, coaching, and time management.

Session Highlights:

1. UPSC Session (Civil Services Examination)

Speaker: Ms. Kritika Krishnan and Asfiya Fatima Final Year Bcom Students

  • Provided an overview of the exam structure: Prelims, Mains, and Interview stages.
  • Discussed eligibility criteria, subjects, and optional paper choices.
  • Shared study techniques, including NCERT book usage, mock tests, and daily newspaper reading.
  • Highlighted online platforms, coaching institutes, and time management strategies.
  • Emphasized the importance of perseverance and current affairs awareness.

2. ACCA Session (Global Professional Accounting Qualification)

Speaker: Aaliya Firdous and Aleena Muskan  Final Year Bcom Students, Introduced the ACCA qualification, global recognition, and career benefits.

  • Explained the exam levels: Applied Knowledge, Applied Skills, and Strategic Professional.
  • Clarified exemptions available for commerce background students.
  • Shared details on registration, fees, study materials, and coaching options.
  • Highlighted internship requirements and job prospects both in India and abroad.

WORLD SCARF DAY

Date: 01st August 2025 Conducted by: Rovers and Rangers Unit  Venue: Auditorium

Objective: To celebrate world scarf day

Each year on August 1, scouts across the world celebrate World Scout Scarf Day. This day is for all active and former scout members to showcase their scout pride by wearing their scarf’s in public. Hence, over time, the scouts’ scarf has become a symbol of strength and courage.

The Rovers and Rangers unit of SBMJC, KGF celebrated world Scarf Day and shared the importance of Scarf Day with the students. Students learnt the law and Prayer of scouts.

The Chief Guest Dr.Rekha Sethi, Principal, SBMJC, KGF emphasized the significance of Scarf day.

Mr. Nagesha P, Rover Scoute Leader, Ms.Elizebeth Rani, Ranger Guide Leader, Ms.Sangeetha D S, Ranger Guide Leader were present.

OUTCOME: Students understood the importance of Scarf Day.

No. of students: 80

Orientation Program by B.Sc-PMCs

Mr. Kalai Chalvan, HOD of the Physical Science Department, organized an orientation session for the SEP batch students on July 07, 2025. The primary objective of the orientation program was to welcome and introduce the new batch of students to the PMCs course, familiarize them with the college environment, and provide essential information to ensure a smooth transition. Additionally, the program aimed to inform students about the various job opportunities available in the field, along with guidance on higher education options after PMCs, preparation for government examinations, and insights into potential salary packages.

Orientation Programme On Counseling Centre And Grievances Cell

Counseling Centre Grievance Cell conducted Orientation Programme on  for Ist Year I Sem BCA (A and B Section) and B.Sc( BGB and PMCs) students on 21th July  2025 at 10.00 am in the Auditorium and for Ist Year I Sem B.Com and BBA on 21th July  2025  at 12.10 pm in the Auditorium.

Dr. Rekha Sethi Principal SBMFGC, KGF  Given Introduction Speech On Counselling and Grievances Cell.  Dr. L. Jayapandian IQAC Coordinator SBMFGC, KGF Given Highlighted Importance of Counselling and Grievance Cell. Mr.Changareddy S Counseling Centre Officer, SBMFGC, KGF delivered On Orientation Programme, SWC Officer and Faculty Member were present.

Meaning of Counseling:-

Counselling refers to the process of providing guidance, support, and advice to individuals or groups who may be facing personal, emotional, psychological, or interpersonal challenges. It is a form of talk therapy, it will give advice or professional help to resolve personal or psychological problems. It is a purposeful learning oriented and private interview between the counselor and counselee. It is the individualized and personalized assistance with personal, educational, vocational problems. It is the process where an students meet with a trained professional counselor to talk about their academic and personal issues.

 Objective:

  • To Organize awareness programme for students in suitable concepts.
  • To achieve positive mental health
  • Resolve their academic and personal issues and put them on right track with confident.
  • To encourage students to develop special abilities and right attitudes.
  • To establish mutual understanding between Counselor and Counselee

Outcomes:

  • Helps people to move towards their goals.
  • It enhances their overall wellbeing & takes the initiative of putting back the students on the right track.
  • It created positive mind set towards the students.
  • The motivational speech created how to face the personal & inter personal problems in the society.

Total number of students and faculties benefited in the programme is 260 ( Faulty Member 10, B.Com 66 BBA 54 and B.SC 10 and  BCA 120 )

First Session for Ist Year Ist  Sem BCA (A and B Section) and B.Sc ( BGB and PMCs)

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME OF ROVERS AND RANGERS UNIT

Orientation programme was organized for the 1st year students of all the courses on 25th July 2025.

The Orientation programme was leaded by Ms. Elizabeth Rani, Ranger Leader, SBMJC,KGF

MS Rathika K S, Alumini Ranger, gave the information about what changes can be achieved if a student joins the unit as a human, what are the benefits that can be achieved.   

Ms.Sangeetha D S, Ranger Leader, Mr.Nagesha P Rover Scout Leader, and all senior Rovers and Rangers were present.

No. of students participated: 250

Venue: Auditorium

Outcome:

  • Students understood the importance of Scouting.
  • Students learnt the basics of Scouting.
  • Students understood the importance of community service.