Activities

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the college organized a reading competition in regional language titled "REDO - METER" on Wednesday, 27th September 2023 at 11:30 a.m. in Block No. 510. Total number of students registered and participated for the competition were 32. One of the most heartwarming aspects of the competition was the camaraderie among the participants. There was an overwhelming sense of support and encouragement. The reading competition was a celebration of literature and a testament to the power of words.

Research Cell in association with Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), organized a Students Research Paper Presentation Competition titled “Unveiling the Research Skills” on Monday, 21st August, 2023. There were ten groups of students from various programmes, like BMS, B.Sc. (Computer Science), B.Sc. (Information Technology). The judges for the day were Dr. Swapnali Lotlikar, faculty from Usha Pravin Gandhi College of Arts, Science and Commerce and Dr. Neha Goel. Students participated with great zeal and enthusiasm. The best three groups were awarded certificates and will get an opportunity to participate in the Aavishkar (Research Paper Presentation Competition) at the University of Mumbai. The idea was to inculcate research aptitude among the students and give them an opportunity to present their innovative ideas on various research topics.

The Research Cell in association with Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the college organized a National Level Webinar titled “Development of Research Instrument” on Saturday, 12th August, 2023 from 11.30 am to 1.00 pm. The resource person for the day was Dr. Sunil Budhiraja, Assistant Professor, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. The resource person gave insight on research terminologies, types of research, research process, types of research instruments, scaling concepts, construct development and validation and psychometrics of a construct. Total number of participants were 202 belonging to various states like Maharashtra, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Telangana, Delhi, etc. The participants have learned about the various research instruments that can be used while undertaking the research work.

Aayushmaan Social Wellness Foundation has a MOU with Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science from 2020 – 2023. The objective of MOU is to conduct various social activities together and sensitize students towards various social issues. ASWF and NMFC have carried out social activities like Skit on social issues, Dental Checkup camp, Webinar on Gardening etc.

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of  the college  organised a workshop Har Ghar Dhyaan, a campaign under the aegis of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav by the Ministry of Culture through Art of Living.

The workshop was held on Monday, 3rd April, 2023 at 11.00 a.m. at 706 mini auditorium. The resource person is Ms. Jignasa Pandya, the Art of Living Meditation Coach.

In this session, learners  learnt about how to develop inner strength and resilience through meditation, and tips for incorporating meditation  in daily routine for a healthy lifestyle.

A total of 59 students benefited from the program.

About MoU between NMF & ALIET:

Nirmala Memorial Foundation, Kandivali East, Mumbai - 400101 and Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering and Technology (ALIET), Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh - 520008 signed an Inter-state Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

This MoU is the initiative of our I/C Principal, Ms. Swiddle D’Cunha. Her vision and efforts have made it possible for our Institution to have an MoU with a prestigious educational institute like ALIET. 

About ALIET:

ALIET has been accredited by NAAC with a Grade “A+ 3.3 CGPA” & is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution.

ALIET is a sister institution of Andhra Loyola College (ALC), Vijayawada, a well-reputed autonomous college started in 1953 and awarded the status ‘College with Potential for Excellence’ (CPE) by the UGC. Both these institutions, situated in the same 98-acre campus, are registered under the Loyola College Society, Guntur-Vijayawada.

The Institution is recognized by the Government of Andhra Pradesh and affiliated to JNTUK, Kakinada. It offers six UG programs, viz. Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Electronics and Communications Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Civil Engineering with 60 seats and Information Technology. The College also offers three PG programs viz., two M.Tech. Programs- CSE and DECS (Digital Electronics and Communication Systems).

As a part of NMF & ALIET Inter-state MoU, The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) in association with Department of B.Sc. IT and B.Sc. CS, M.Sc. IT of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science organised the student exchange program. The three-day program took place from 27^th April, 2023 to 29^th April, 2023. In this program, six student delegates, two teaching staff members and Assistant Director of ALIET graced our college with their presence. They participated in various learning activities such as conference, Industrial Visits, workshop and others. 

A special team constituting MSc. IT Coordinator Ms. Bhakti Chaudhari, Assistant Professor Ms. Aparna Panigrahy and Program Guide Mr. Shivkumar Chandey, led by the College Management, I/C Principal and IQAC Coordinator Dr. Poonam Kakkad, worked relentlessly round the clock to execute the student exchange program to perfection. For Detailed Report Click Here

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell in association with Revive Heart Foundation, had organized a workshop on “Awareness and Training on Sudden Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation” on Saturday, 25^th March, 2023, from 10:30 am in the college auditorium. The session was conducted by Ms. Sumaiya Raghavan and her team, a certified trainer on First Aid heart saving.  The workshop was conducted by experienced trainers who have in-depth knowledge of first aid and CPR techniques. During the workshop, participants learn how to assess the situation and how to provide immediate care to the patient . This includes understanding how to check for breathing, pulse, and other vital signs. A sum of  120 students, 28 staff members and 12 non teaching staff members  benefited from the program. 

Parent Teacher Meetings are a valuable forum that connects parents with learners' teachers and mentors. Understandably, parents are keen to know about their wards' progress and what measures can be taken by them jointly with the college authorities and teachers for the overall development of the wards.  

As is the tradition observed diligently every year, Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science conducted a PTM on Friday, 24 February, 2023. 

Parents had been intimated well in advance about the date, time, venue and agenda of the meeting so they could accommodate the PTM conveniently. 

Bridging the Gap

The aim was to have a maximum number of parents at the college for interaction and apprise parents of the latest developments at the campus. The PTM was also the right occasion to showcase the opportunities, facilities and guidance that the college has been providing to learners since the beginning of the Academic Year. 

While every information, big or simple, is conveyed to learners through the right channels, chances are that learners may not be able to share some intimations with parents.

Learners had some queries and reservations about the intention of the PTM. They were assured that the main purpose of the meeting is to connect with the parents, give them important information about the scope of courses being offered, examination, admission procedure and very importantly, about the plethora of options, including Placements, that learners can benefit from extensively.

CONDUCT OF THE PTM

The PTM was conducted by respective Class Mentors in blocks allotted division-wise. A PowerPoint Presentation was shown to the parents which consisted of information about all the activities, seminars, programmes, placement services and more.

All the faculty members ensured that the PTM was interactive in order to be productive. Parents were encouraged to share their views, ask questions and give suggestions.  Parents participated actively, and made notes about the various activities their children could take up in the college.

They were requested to scan codes for Placement services, and asked to submit their valuable feedback at the end.

No. of Attendees (Parents) : 365

Objective  : To establish a strong communication network with parents, build trust among them, and describe the progress of their ward to them

Beneficiaries: Learners and parents 

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science in association with NAAC, organised one-day NAAC-sponsored state-level seminar, Good Documentation Practice for NAAC Accreditation Process, on Saturday, 07th January, 2023. 

The aim of the seminar is to familiarise the participants with the right documentation practices that comply with the standard guidelines of the NAAC Accreditation process. Good documentation practice is a key requisite to perform well in the NAAC accreditation process as per the latest guidelines laid down by the authorities.

The seminar has endeavoured to throw light on all the important aspects of the NAAC documentation process. It comprises the best practices, technical aspects and maintaining records efficiently.
The seminar, in collaboration with NAAC, was conducted in hybrid mode with a view to facilitating wider participation and sharing of knowledge. 

OBJECTIVES OF THE SEMINAR

• To acquaint the participants with the basics of documentation for NAAC’s Accreditation process 
• To record every relevant detail and maintain documents of each activity in physical form as well as digitally in accordance with NAAC
• Streamlining institutional procedures with the help of technology
• Achieving automated administrative service
• Understanding efficient conduction of management information systems in affiliated colleges
• Integrating pertinent practices in every area with the help of technology as required by NAAC
• Adopting the latest technical processes such as the best SEO practices, accountable feedback system and security
• Making online each task, right from admission to learning and examination 
• Maintaining records of each learner 
• To understand the effective conduction of management information system in affiliated college. 
• Brainstorming the issues among all the participants and some decisions to be expected. 
• Adopting green practices at the campus. 

SEMINAR PROGRESSION 

Dr. Poonam Kakkad, IQAC and Program Coordinator, commenced the seminar with the welcome speech. Ms. Swiddle D’Cunha, I/C Principal, imparted the program introduction. 

The Chief Guest of the seminar, Dr. Smita Shukla, Director, IQAC, at the University of Mumbai, was subsequently introduced by Dr. Poonam Kakkad. She addressed the participants with her valuable insights.

In her address, Dr. Smita Shukla spoke about the essence of NAAC accreditation and the significance of correct documentation process. She guided the audience by sharing key requirements for acing the NAAC accreditation and how one can attain it successfully. 

Dr. Kakkad gave a Vote of Thanks and opened Session I of the seminar.

A panel of experienced resource persons provided highly effective, practical and workable tips on enhancing NAAAC documentation practices. Paper presentations were made in the course of the seminar.

Session I
Mr. Peeyush Pahade, IQAC Cluster (Guest), the first resource person, spoke on the topic ‘Effective Documentation’ for NAAC in the seminar.   

He gave a spirited account of the importance of effective documentation for NAAC accreditation. He provided detailed directions along with actual format and notes about the exact procedure for making records for academic as well as co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
He got the participants to fill up details of their respective activities on the spot for maximum clarity and understanding.

Session II 
Session II had the expert, Ms. Keyaa Mukherjee, in which she spoke on her topic, Office Automation.  
She gave detailed guidance into the technical aspects of documenting records for NAAC accreditation. It included creating the website, SEO practices, accountable feedback system, security and making online all the tasks, including admission, examination and maintaining records of each student. 

The insights were highly effective, practical and workable, relevant for every member contributing to NAAC accreditation process. 

The experts further addressed a wide range of subjects and areas in their presentations, including adopting green practices in educational institutes.

The total number of participants who acquired knowledge about effective NAAC documentation practices in the seminar was 61.

Gaining insights into perfecting the procedures concerning all seven NAAC criteria were addressed ably by the speakers, taking into ambit crucial aspects like eco0friendly practices.

Speakers:
Session I-
Mr. Peeyush Pahade 
Topic Effective Documentation for NAAC.  

Session II-

Ms. Keyaa  Mukherjee
Topic- Office Automation

Beneficiaries: Teaching staff of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science and external attendees

Nature of Seminar: Hybrid mode
Registration Fee: Rs. 500/-

Patrons:
Ms. Aruna Desai (Director)
Ms. Sylvia Fernandes (Academic Director_
Ms. Dhara Desai (Secretarty
Ms. Swiddle D’Cunha (I/C Principal)

Coordinated by: Dr Poonam Kakkad, IQAC and Program Coordinator
No. of Beneficiaries: 61
Valediction was delivered by Dr. Poonam Kakkad, and the seminar concluded at 4.30 p.m.  
 

Report on "National Level Research Paper Presentation Competition" Organised by the Department of BMS in association with IQAC at Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science on 27 February, 2023.

The theme for the research competition was Problems and Prospects in Functional Areas of Management with the following sub themes- Human Resource Management, Marketing Management, Accounting and Finance, Banking and Insurance.

9 participants presented their paper and did justice with the theme.

1) Dr. Minakshi Singla Gupta

2) Mr. Krishnakant Lasune

3) Mr. Nishant Shirsat

Were the winners of the research paper presentation competition.

The Department of BMS in association with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell conducted a National Level Quiz titled "Are you the Management Guru'' which was scheduled on Thursday, 23rd February, 2023. The quiz consisted of questions based on current events and general management theories. Approximately 20 students participated in the quiz.

Winners:

First Prize

Mr. Dikshith Kundar

Patuck Gala College of Commerce & Management Maharashtra 

Second Prize

Ms. Aishwarya Dhule 

Patuck Gala College of Commerce & Management Maharashtra 

Third Prize

Ms. Aarti saini

Patuck Gala College of Commerce & Management Maharashtra 

The Research Cell in collaboration with Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India organized a One Day online webinar on *IPR Awareness*. The separate webinar was arranged for teachers and students. Around 120 teachers and 150 students joined in for the webinar. The sessions were organised on 19th November 2022. Both the sessions were highly appreciated by the audience.

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell and the Department of   B.Com (A & F) had organised a Three Day Certified Workshop on “Demystifying Financial Statement” scheduled on Tuesday, 20th, Wednesday, 21st and  Thursday, 22nd December, 2022. The session was be conducted by Ms.  Aayushi Punamiya and Ms. Yukti Gala.

The workshop gave insights on reading, understanding and analyzing Financial Statements. A total of 80 students attended the program.

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science in association with NAAC, organised one-day NAAC-sponsored state-level seminar, Good Documentation Practice for NAAC Accreditation Process, on Saturday, 07^th January, 2023. 

The aim of the seminar is to familiarise the participants with the right documentation practices that comply with the standard guidelines of the NAAC Accreditation process. Good documentation practice is a key requisite to perform well in the NAAC accreditation process as per the latest guidelines laid down by the authorities.

The seminar has endeavoured to throw light on all the important aspects of the NAAC documentation process. It comprises the best practices, technical aspects and maintaining records efficiently.

The seminar, in collaboration with NAAC, was conducted in hybrid mode with a view to facilitating wider participation and sharing of knowledge. 

OBJECTIVES OF THE SEMINAR

∙ To acquaint the participants with the basics of documentation for NAAC’s Accreditation process 

∙.To record every relevant detail and maintain documents of each activity in physical form as well as digitally in accordance with NAAC

∙ Streamlining institutional procedures with the help of technology

∙ Achieving automated administrative service

∙ Understanding efficient conduction of management information systems in affiliated colleges

∙ Integrating pertinent practices in every area with the help of technology as required by NAAC

∙ Adopting the latest technical processes such as the best SEO practices, accountable feedback system and security

     ∙ Making online each task, right from admission to learning and examination 

• Maintaining records of each learner 
• To understand the effective conduction of management information system in affiliated college. 

     ∙ Brainstorming the issues among all the participants and some decisions to be expected. 

     ∙ Adopting green practices at the campus. 

SEMINAR PROGRESSION 

Dr. Poonam Kakkad, IQAC and Program Coordinator, commenced the seminar with the welcome speech. Ms. Swiddle D’Cunha, I/C Principal, imparted the program introduction. 

The Chief Guest of the seminar, Dr. Smita Shukla, Director, IQAC, at the University of Mumbai, was subsequently introduced by Dr. Poonam Kakkad. She addressed the participants with her valuable insights.

In her address, Dr. Smita Shukla spoke about the essence of NAAC accreditation and the significance of correct documentation process. She guided the audience by sharing key requirements for acing the NAAC accreditation and how one can attain it successfully. 

Dr. Kakkad gave a Vote of Thanks and opened Session I of the seminar.

A panel of experienced resource persons provided highly effective, practical and workable tips on enhancing NAAAC documentation practices. Paper presentations were made in the course of the seminar.

Session I

Mr. Peeyush Pahade, IQAC Cluster (Guest), the first resource person, spoke on the topic ‘Effective Documentation’ for NAAC in the seminar.   

He gave a spirited account of the importance of effective documentation for NAAC accreditation. He provided detailed directions along with actual format and notes about the exact procedure for making records for academic as well as co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

He got the participants to fill up details of their respective activities on the spot for maximum clarity and understanding.

Session II 

Session II had the expert, Ms. Keyaa Mukherjee, in which she spoke on her topic, Office Automation.  

She gave detailed guidance into the technical aspects of documenting records for NAAC accreditation. It included creating the website, SEO practices, accountable feedback system, security and making online all the tasks, including admission, examination and maintaining records of each student. 

The insights were highly effective, practical and workable, relevant for every member contributing to NAAC accreditation process. 

The experts further addressed a wide range of subjects and areas in their presentations, including adopting green practices in educational institutes.

The total number of participants who acquired knowledge about effective NAAC documentation practices in the seminar was 61.

Gaining insights into perfecting the procedures concerning all seven NAAC criteria were addressed ably by the speakers, taking into ambit crucial aspects like eco0friendly practices.

Speakers:

Session I-

Mr. Peeyush Pahade 

Topic Effective Documentation for NAAC.  

Session II-

 Ms. Keyaa  Mukherjee

Topic- Office Automation

Beneficiaries: Teaching staff of Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science and external attendees

Nature of Seminar: Hybrid mode

Registration Fee: Rs. 500/-

Patrons:

Ms. Aruna Desai (Director)

Ms. Sylvia Fernandes (Academic Director_

Ms. Dhara Desai (Secretarty

Ms. Swiddle D’Cunha (I/C Principal)

Coordinated by: Dr Poonam Kakkad, IQAC and Program Coordinator

No. of Beneficiaries: 61

Valediction was delivered by Dr. Poonam Kakkad, and the seminar concluded at 4.30 p.m.  

Title of the Course: Let’s Learn English 
Objective of the course: To improve the written and verbal skills of the students.
Duration of the course: 30 Hrs.
Target audience: Students of first year BAF and BMS

Methodology: The resource person began the sessions with basic interaction, asking questions and having discussions on a variety of topics to gauge the knowledge of the students, followed by the content of the course. The content was delivered with the help of PPTs and OERs. Every session covered specific topics related to framing of sentences, free speech, vocabulary, public speaking among other things. After teaching the intended topic, Mr. Dinanth would then assess how much the students have understood by asking them to repeat what was discussed and asking questions on the same. He would correct and encourage them whenever they made a mistake. Course material was provided by the instructor at the end of the day. On alternate evenings, students would receive a call from the institute’s staff where they would converse on the topics learnt the previous day.
Outcome of the course: 76 students benefited from the course. Firstly, they developed the confidence to speak in public. Next, they were able to construct basic sentences where initially they would answer questions in one or two words. They also learnt how to present their thoughts in a clear manner. The students were able to improve their grammar and vocabulary as they got familiar with a lot of new words. The course also helped in the overall personality development of the students. 

Names of the Speaker: Mr. Umesh Murkar

Schedule: Monday, 19th September, 2022 at 12.00 noon

Venue: College Basement

No. of Participants: 64 female students, 10 teachers 

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell in association with Women Development Cell organised a Self Defense Workshop at Nirmala Memorial Foundation College of Commerce and Science with an aim to create awareness regarding various perspectives of self-protection and give the confidence to deal with unfavourable scenarios.

Mr. Umesh Murkar is a Black Belt 6th Dan, International Gold Medalist and also an International Kick Boxing Referee.

The workshop was open to students from all programmes and also the teaching and non-teaching staff. Mr. Murkar, with the help of Miss Prapti Redkar (Wako National Gold Medalist), shared a variety of tips and tricks as to how one must defend themselves during an attack. Different scenarios were discussed and the students were asked to practice the moves individually as well as with partners. They were also taught a few attacking techniques while sir corrected them whenever necessary. Miss Redkar performed her routine after the session. A question-answer round was conducted at the end and students clarified their doubts.

Students enjoyed the event and expressed their enthusiasm about having more of such events.
 

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the College organised a Six-Day Personality Development Camp for the First-Year students with the goal of fostering the holistic development of the students. The camp's main objective was to familiarize participants with the emerging ideas and trends on how to develop personality in the 21st century context. Each day of the camp gave hands-on training to students on various aspects to build their personality. 

Session details: 

1. Grooming and Styling  Sense by - Ms. Shalini and Ms. Cynthia D'souza 
2. Personal and Professional Etiquette by - Ms. Priyanka Jinagouda
3. Communication & Body Language by - Ms. Joes Michel
4. Mental Health and Wellness by - Ms. Riddhi Doshi Patel 
5. Interpersonal Skills and Leadership Attitude by -Dr Shobha Mathew 
6. The Secret of Success by -Mr. Satish Bendre 

The library is rightly regarded as the heart of an academic institution. As a gateway to knowledge and culture, libraries play a fundamental role in developing the academic front of the institutions. 

Keeping this in mind the Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the college organised a National Level Webinar on “Best Practices of College Library” on Saturday, 17th September, 2022 from 11:30 am on the Zoom Platform. 

Resource Person was Dr Youd Vir Singh, presently heading the Library and Documentation Division of the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi. 

Faculty members, College Librarians and Library staff members  are invited to avail the benefits of the session. 

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell organised  an educational session (seminar) on “Signs of Identification on Counseling Need for Students”.

 The session will took place on Tuesday, 30th August, 2022  from 12.30 pm in the mini auditorium.

Guest speaker was Ms. Riddhi Doshi Patel, (our own inhouse counselor) who oversees the health, wellbeing and welfare of our college students.

Teachers got insight from the session on how to recognise the signals that a student needs therapy. Additionally, the seminar  offered advice on how to behave in front of pupils under various situations.

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the college in association with the Library Committee had organsied hands on training session on “The use of N-List”.   The training session was scheduled on Saturday, 9th July, 2022 at 12.30 pm in the college Library, (8th Floor). 
Mr. Ravindra Pawar, the college librarian conducted the training session. 
A total of 22 Staff members  attended the session and availed the benefit. 
 

With an aim of promoting research culture amongst staff members, the Research Cell in association with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the college organsied a workshop on “How to Write an Effective Research Paper”. The workshop was scheduled on Saturday, 6th August 2022 at 10:30 am in the Mini Auditorium (Block No. 706) The guest speaker was Dr Kanchan Fulmali, Recognised PhD Guide at University of Mumbai, HoD in Commerce at M. L. Dahanukar College of Commerce College. The program was instrumental in enriching the participants in various perspectives of research in social sciences so as to make them more critical and reflective of varied research aspects in writing research papers. The session also gave insights on the steps involved in the research process.

A total of 28 staff members benefited from the session.

The department of BMS in association with Internal Quality Assurance Cell organised a National Level Research Paper Presentation Competition on 30^th March 2022. A total f 47 participants across the nation presented their papers online. The event was judged by Dr. Kuldeep Sharma, Research Guide, Chairman & Board of Studies in Trade Transportation and Industry at University of Mumbai

Winners of the competition are as below:

Ms. Divya Nair – Track – Technology State – Maharashtra

Mr. Wapansenla Incheon Track – Human Resource Management State- Nagaland

Dr. Anu Anthony – Track – Finance -  State - Kerala

With an aim of promoting research culture amongst staff members,  the Research Cell in association with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the college organsied a workshop on “How to Write an Effective Research Paper”. The workshop was scheduled on Saturday, 6^th August 2022 at 10:30 am in the Mini Auditorium         (Block No. 706)

The guest speaker was Dr Kanchan Fulmali,  Recognised PhD Guide at University of Mumbai, HoD in Commerce  at M. L. Dahanukar College of Commerce College. The program was instrumental in enriching the participants in various perspectives of research in social sciences so as to make them more critical and reflective of varied research aspects in writing research papers. The session also gave insights on the steps involved in the research process.

A total of 28 staff members benefited from the session.  

The Planning Forum and IQAC of our college organized a Webinar on the topic “Health

Infrastructure Development an Important Social Infrastructure for Inclusive

Growth” on Tuesday, 15th February, 2022 at 11.00 noon.

A total of 132 participants comprising of students, teachers participated for the program

The BMS Department , IQAC and Research Cell of the college organised Research Paper Presentation Competition on the theme “ Transformation and Challenges Post Covid - 19”

A total of 48 participants comprising of students, teachers participated for the program

Start up Club ( Incubation Centre)  and Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the College in association with Mu Ideas Start- up Incubator University of Mumbai  organised an event “Shark Tank to the Campus”

The Business ideas were judge by - Mr Aadesh Suryarao, Chief Executive Officer at University of Mumbai's Start-up Incubation Centre .

A Total of 41 students participated for the program

The Department of B.Com ( A & F) in association with IQAC of the College organised a hands on Workshop " Live Mock Stock Trading" for the students Second and Third year class of BMS,  BAF and B.Com .programs. 

 Guest speaker was CA Mr. Dharin Shah a practicing Chartered Accountant

Participants got hands on experience and knowledge about  stock market and share trading. The session consisted of learning concepts related to stock market and a competition of holding the highest  of net value at the end of trading . 

The Winners of the event were 

1. Vinay Ravishankar Purohit - SYBAF

2.  Belekar Aditya Rajesh  - SYBAF

3. Aparna Pawan Pednekar - SYBCOM

The Entrepreneurship Cell alongwith IQAC of the College  organised an online workshop on perfume making. Ms. Almas Sharif, women entrepreneur and perfumer was invited to share her experience of making perfumes with students. Around 75 students actively participated in the workshop.  Learning the art of Hand made perfumes encouraged students to think about starting up in ventures into Perfume making business.

Around 75 students actively participated in the workshop. 

The Incubation Center and IQAC of the College in association with Academy of Pastry and Culinary Art  organised a National Level virtual workshop on Be an Entrepreneur - Learn the Art of  Chocolate Making. 

The Guest Speaker was Chef. Tushar Pangarkar, showed a live demonstration of making chocolates and different varieties of toppings that can be added to make it taste delicious. All participants had a good take away from the workshop. 

Around 109 Participants from different states were part of this workshop. Participants were Teachers of different colleges, Students, Non teaching Staffs and other Professionals.

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell organised a hands on Faculty Training Workshop titled "Brand ME- Make Your Mark on LinkedIn" Guest Speaker was Ms. Jinal Shah, Assistant Professor at NMIMS , School of Commerce. 

A total of 14 faculty members attended the workshop and gained insight into functioning of LinkedIn,  benefits of  LinkedIn and tips to build a network using LinkedIn. 

The Department of  B.Com ( A & F) and Internal Quality Assurance Cell in association with Bombay Stock Exchange Brokers Forum organised a National Level Webinar on " Overviews of Capital Market."Guest Speaker Dr Aditya Srinivas gave insights on the stock market and its functioning covering the capital market.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell of  the college organised a National Level Webinar on “ 5 Secrets of Quality Service Encounter in Educational Institutions” scheduled on Saturday, 12th February, 2022 

All together 47 Registrars, 12 Superintendent and 121 Non Teaching Staff registered and attended the program. Over the period of time The Internal Quality Cell of the college experienced that the flagship of the college equally depends on the non-teaching staff who are actually the foundation and strong  supporting pillars of any institution. The Service delivery at the administrative office speaks a thousand words about the care and concern the institution has for its stakeholders.  As quoted by Mr. Ron Kaufman  “Quality is more than a promise, it's a genuine performance.”Keeping this in mind the program is organized specially for the non teaching staff of various colleges. The Resource Person for the session was  a  Personable  Personality having talent to build images showing karisma. A Certified  International Image Consultant, who also happens to be a Parent of a BMS student of our college  .  Being one of the  stakeholders  of the College madam has been a great support in the continuous development of the institution. Participants had a good take away  of 5 Secrets from the session.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell and the Wellness Centre of the College in association with iCARE Holy Family Hospital organised a webinar on "Awareness and Training on Sudden Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation".  Eminent speaker Sumaiya Raghavan, a qualified trainer on first aid heart saving. The program gave insights on recognising cardiac arrest, learning on how to perform CPR and use of AED ( shock machine).The session was attended by  Teaching and Non teaching staff members, students and Parents. A total of 212 registration took place for the event. 

The session was attended by  Teaching and Non teaching staff members, students and Parents. A total of 212 registration took place for the event.