WORKSHOP  ON “INVESTMENT DIVERFICATION STATERGY”

Date: 13/03/2025 Day: Thursday Time: 02.30 pm  to 4.30 pm Venue:  Auditorium

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

Resource person: Mr. Arun Kumar A             Independent financial advisor (IFA) and authorized partner – Angel one ltd.

Participants: 62  Students.

  • Introduction:
    The session was introduced by Mr. Praveen N, who emphasized the growing significance of financial literacy among students and the role of investment strategies in securing long-term financial goals.
  • Resource Person’s Address:
    Mr. Arun Kumar A, an Independent Financial Advisor and Partner at Angel One Ltd., shared his extensive knowledge on investment diversification. His presentation covered:
    • The basics of investment diversification and its necessity in mitigating risk.
    • Different asset classes for investment, including equities, bonds, and real estate.
    • Practical strategies to build a diversified portfolio.
    • Case studies and examples highlighting successful diversification tactics.
  • Interactive Session:
    The resource person engaged students with real-life scenarios, allowing them to ask questions and share their experiences. This interactive segment helped clarify doubts and provided deeper insights into the topic.

Outcome: 1. The workshop helped 62 students gain a better understanding of how diversifying investments can protect against market volatility and maximize returns. 2. Students expressed interest in learning more about practical investment strategies and managing their financial portfolios effectively.

Conclusion: The workshop was a successful learning opportunity for the students, providing them with essential tools and knowledge for future financial decision-making. With the expertise shared by Mr. Arun Kumar A, the participants now have a foundational understanding of how to strategically diversify their investments for long-term financial growth.

AN AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON “CAREER AS A COMPANY SECRETARY”

Date: 05/03/2025 Day: Wednesday Time: 02.30 pm  to 3.30 pm Venue:  Auditorium Participants: 85 Students.

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

Resource person: CS ANIRUDHA BARIK Practicing Company Secretary

The Student Welfare Council (SWC) organized  AN AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON “CAREER AS A COMPANY SECRETARY”  to B.Com and BBA students

Event Highlights:

  • Introduction to the Profession: CS Anirudha Barik provided an overview of the Company Secretary profession, explaining its importance in corporate governance, legal compliance, and corporate law.
  • Educational Pathway: The resource person highlighted the academic qualifications required to become a CS, including details on the different stages of the Company Secretary course, exams, and professional training.
  • Skills Required: CS. Barik discussed the key skills a successful CS needs, such as legal acumen, communication skills, analytical thinking, and the ability to work with top management.
  • Career Opportunities: The session also covered the wide range of career opportunities available to CS professionals in both private and public sectors, including roles in legal firms, corporate entities, government bodies, and as independent consultants.
  • Challenges and Rewards: CS Barik shared insights into the challenges one might face in the profession, such as staying updated with laws and regulations. He also emphasized the personal satisfaction and career growth that come with the role.

Interaction with Students: The session was interactive, with students asking insightful questions about the day-to-day responsibilities of a CS, career prospects, and the challenges in the field. CS Anirudha Barik addressed all queries with clarity and provided valuable guidance to students considering this career path.

Conclusion: The programme was a great success, providing students with a thorough understanding of what it takes to pursue a career as a Company Secretary. It not only helped them understand the qualifications and skills required but also shed light on the rewarding nature of the profession. Many students showed a keen interest in further exploring the path to becoming a CS.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks to the resource person and the organizing team for their efforts in making the session informative and engaging.

 


           

SESSION ON EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND WORKPLACE ADAPTABILITY

SpeakerMs. Monica, Department of BBA, SBMJC-KGF
Date19th October 2023
No. of Students50
VenueAuditorium
Objective of the session
To gain knowledge on essential Emotional skills required at workplace in digital world
About the session
Graduate must be able to communicate ideas and develop a strong Emotional intelligence.  The session gave insights to the students to gain knowledge about emotional skills which makes them more adaptable in the competitive work place.
Outcome of the session.
The session helped the students to know the importance of Emotional skills and they got to know about the concept of Emotional skills like stress management, building trust, verbal commination at work place in the digital enabled office.

Awareness program on “World Disability Day”

Event: Awareness program on “World Disability Day” Day: Tuesday Date: 3rd December 2024

Time: 05.30pm  to 06.30 pm

Event Organizer: Mr. Praveen N, SWC Officer, Mr. Changa Reddy, SWC coordinator

Resource person: 1. Mr. N. Praveen, Assistant Professor & SWC Officer 2. Mr. Changa Reddy, SWC Coordinator  

Venue:  Online (Google Meet)

The awareness session on “World Disability Day” was organized to sensitize students about the importance of inclusivity, breaking stereotypes, and promoting the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities. The session aimed to highlight the need for greater accessibility, equality, and participation for all individuals in society.

Session Highlights

1. Welcome Address:

The session commenced with a warm welcome by Mr. Changa Reddy, who emphasized the significance of observing World Disability Day and the role students can play in fostering an inclusive society.

2. Discussion by Mr. N. Praveen:

Mr. Praveen elaborated on the history and importance of World Disability Day, focusing on the United Nations’ theme for 2024. He shared insights on:

  • The challenges faced by people with disabilities.
  • Initiatives to promote accessibility in education, employment, and public spaces.
  • The importance of empathy and understanding in creating an inclusive community.

3. Interactive Q&A Session:

Participants actively engaged with the resource persons, raising questions and sharing their perspectives. The interaction underscored the importance of student involvement in advocating for disability rights and breaking down barriers.

4. Closing Remarks:

Mr. Changa Reddy concluded the session by thanking the resource persons and participants for their active involvement. He encouraged students to become ambassadors of change by raising awareness in their circles and contributing to an inclusive society.

Feedback and Impact

The session was well-received by the participants, who appreciated the informative and engaging discussion. Students reported gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by persons with disabilities and expressed their willingness to participate in future initiatives promoting inclusivity.

Conclusion

The awareness session on “World Disability Day” successfully achieved its objective of educating and inspiring students to support and advocate for individuals with disabilities. The Student Welfare Council remains committed to organizing such impactful events to foster a culture of inclusivity and empathy among students.

Online Orientation Session on career guidance by SkillForge

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.