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SWC Orientation program-2025-2026

Event : SWC Orientation program-2025-2026 Date: 21/07/2025 Day: Monday Time: 10.30 am  to 12.30 pm

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

Venue:  Auditorium Participants: 240 Students.

The Student Welfare Council (SWC) of the institution conducted an Orientation Program on 21st July 2025, exclusively for the newly admitted First-Year Degree students of the academic year 2025–2026. The program aimed to welcome and familiarize students with the structure, objectives, and significance of the Student Welfare Council in their academic journey.

Objectives of the Orientation Program: Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, along with Mr. Changareddy, SWC Coordinator, addressed the students and emphasized the key objectives of the Student Welfare Council:

– To bridge the gap between students and the management, ensuring transparent communication and mutual understanding.

– To promote holistic development by supporting students’ academic, cultural, and personal growth.

– To recognize and nurture student talents in various domains such as academics, sports, cultural activities, and leadership.

– To ensure student well-being by organizing welfare-oriented programs, awareness drives, counseling sessions, and other support mechanisms.

Highlights of the Orientation Program: • The program began with a formal welcome address followed by an overview of the SWC’s objectives
• Students were informed about the various activities and initiatives organized by SWC throughout the academic year,

Including:
  *Skill development workshops
  *Personality development and leadership training
  *Community outreach programs


• Opportunities for student representation in SWC committees were shared, encouraging active participation and leadership.
• Students were encouraged to approach the SWC for any academic or personal concerns for guidance and support.

Conclusion: The Orientation Program was a grand success, marked by enthusiastic participation and interaction from first-year students. The initiative provided a platform for students to understand the support system available to them and encouraged them to contribute positively to college life through the Student Welfare Council. The session concluded with a vote of thanks.

ORIENTATION PROGRAM BY B.COM

The Department of Commerce at Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College, KGF, organized a comprehensive orientation program for its new students on July 5, 2025. The event aimed to familiarize students with the Department’s academic framework, extracurricular activities, and career prospects.

The program commenced with an engaging ice-breaking session, allowing students to interact and build connections with their peers. This was followed by self-introductions, where students shared their interests, academic backgrounds, and career aspirations.

The Department’s activities, including academic curriculum, projects, and other initiatives, were highlighted to give students a clear understanding of what to expect. Additionally, the career opportunities available to B.com graduates were discussed, providing students with insights into potential career paths and industry expectations.

Dr. Kasturi, Head of the Department of Commerce, presided over the program, offering valuable guidance and encouragement to the students as they embarked on their academic journey. Overall, the orientation program was a resounding success, setting a positive tone for the students’ future academic pursuits.

Gurupooja and Sangeeth Utsava By Rovers and Rangers

The Rovers and Rangers of SBMJFGC – K.G.F, tooks an initiative to render the Service at Gurupooja Sangeeth Utsava at Kaiwara.

Rover Scouts leader Mr. Nagesha P and Student Rovers and Rangers actively took part and rendered the services at this event from 09th July 2025 to 10th July 2025.

The Trustee members of the Sri Kshetra Yogi Narayana Temple, Kaiwara Organized Gurupooja and Sangeeth Utsava and this event is initiated by District association of Rovers and Rangers gave a call to all the Unit of Rovers and Rangers.

POSTER MAKING COMPETITION BY ANTI-DRUG CELL

A Poster-Making Competition was recently held at Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain First Grade College on 26th June 2025, with the theme of “Delete Drugs or They Will Delete You From This World“. The event, organized by the Anti-Drug Cell, Anti-drug awareness posters aim to educate the students and public about the dangers of drug use and promote healthy living. Participants showcased their artistic skills and understanding of the theme through a variety of posters, expressing how to Increase awareness and knowledge of the potential health, social and legal. The competition was well-received, with a large number of students participating and creating impressive posters. 

Objectives:The primary objectives of the Conduction Poster-Making Competition are:

  1. To Promote Drug Aware as a Source of credible and accurate information on illicit drugs.
  2. To Increase awareness and knowledge of the potential health, social and legal
  3. To provide accurate information about different types of drugs, their effects, and their legal status.
  4. To Promote national adoption of drug-free workplace programs that emphasize a comprehensive program that includes: drug testing, education, prevention.

Event Details:

  • Date: 26th June 2025
  • Venue: Open Auditorium
  •  Theme: “ Delete Drugs or They Will Delete You From This World “
  • Organized by: Anti-Drug Cell
  •  Participants: 50 Students
  • Judging Criteria: Creativity, Presentation, Explanation
  • Judges: Ms Sangeetha D S and Ms Beula kumari

Outcomes and Conclusion:

  • The competition served as a platform for students to express their creativity and develop their understanding of the “Drug Awareness” initiative. 
  • It provided an opportunity for students to learn about to prevent the initiation of drug use and the increase to addiction in those who have already initiated use.
  • The event was a success, with participants gaining valuable experience in poster design, thematic interpretation, and presentation skills. 
  • The competition concluded with a distribution of prizes or certificates to the winners. 

WINNERS:

  • 1st Place: Ms Zamra Fatima of I PCMCs
  • 2nd Place: Mr Sadeesh R  of II BCA
  • 3rd Place: Mr Manoj R. of II BCA

FDP on “Publication Ethics in Referred Journals”

Publication ethics are fundamental principles and standards that guide the writing, reviewing, and publishing processes in academic journals. In refereed or peer-reviewed journals, where manuscripts are evaluated by experts before publication, ethical standards are especially critical to maintaining the integrity of scholarly communication. The Code of Conduct Committee, in association with the IQAC Cell, organized a faculty development program on 30th May 2025 on the topic of Publication Ethics in Referred Journals. The resource person was Dr. Antony Gruze Thangaraj, Professor & Head, Post-Graduation, Department of Commerce, SBMJFGC, KGF. He spoke on the Key Ethical Principles in Publishing, Author Responsibilities, Plagiarism and Misconduct, Peer Review Ethics, Editor and Publisher Responsibilities, Common Ethical Violation and Consequences of Ethical Breaches. IQAC Coordinator Dr. L Jayapandian and 30 faculty members participated in the faculty development program.