Overview

An initiative set up by Mount Carmel College to foster innovation and entrepreneurship culture among the students, faculty, and alumni to enable them to transform their business ideas into reality. The centre aspires to develop individual talent, skills and personality to give each business the best possible start, thus fostering entrepreneurship at a local and national level.
The objective of the centre is to offer unique and incentivized solutions, which will encourage students and faculties to ideate and design novel solutions. The centre will provide a supportive entrepreneurial environment that accelerates the successful development of start-up companies through an array of adequate resources and services. Our main goal is to produce successful firms that will leave the centre financially viable and freestanding.

Vision

“To inspire and empower individuals to become visionary entrepreneurs and ethical leaders, equipped with cutting-edge business acumen and a commitment to driving positive change on a global scale.”

Mission

“Empower students to embrace entrepreneurship through tailored training and mentorship, fostering innovation, resilience, and ethical leadership for impactful ventures.”

Objectives

  • Develop outreach programs to increase awareness about entrepreneurship and its potential impact.
  • Organize events, workshops, and guest lectures to inspire and motivate individuals to explore entrepreneurial opportunities.
  • Offer comprehensive training programs covering various aspects of entrepreneurship, including ideation, business planning, market research, and financial management.
  • Provide access to resources such as online courses, entrepreneurial libraries, and mentorship networks to enhance entrepreneurial skills and knowledge.
  • Create an environment that encourages experimentation, creativity, and innovation.
  • Facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration and idea exchange to foster innovative thinking among students.
  • Integrate ethics and social responsibility into entrepreneurship education and training.
  • Promote values such as integrity, honesty, and empathy to cultivate ethical leadership qualities among aspiring entrepreneurs.
  • Provide incubation support, funding opportunities, and access to mentorship for students to launch and grow their ventures.
  • Establish partnerships with industry stakeholders, investors, and accelerators to facilitate the growth of student-led ventures.
  • Develop key performance indicators (KPIs) to track the impact and success of entrepreneurship initiatives.
  • Conduct regular assessments and surveys to gather feedback from participants and stakeholders and make data-driven decisions for continuous improvement.
  • Establish a network of alumni, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry partners to provide ongoing support and opportunities for students.
  • Create sustainability-focused initiatives and programs to encourage environmentally responsible entrepreneurship practices.

Functions

  1. To organize workshops and seminars on various aspects of entrepreneurship, including idea generation, business planning, marketing strategies, and financial management.
  2. To invite successful entrepreneurs, industry experts, and investors to share their experiences and insights with students.
  3. To establish mentorship programs where experienced entrepreneurs and professionals mentor students, providing guidance, advice, and support throughout their entrepreneurial journey.
  4. To offer coaching sessions to help students develop essential entrepreneurial skills and overcome challenges.
  5. To provide incubation support for student-led ventures, offering resources such as office space, access to networks, legal assistance, and technical support.
  6. To offer acceleration programs designed to fast-track the growth and development of promising startup ventures through intensive mentoring, networking opportunities, and access to funding.
  7. To organize networking events, mixers, and pitch competitions to facilitate connections among students, alumni, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry professionals.
  8. To host entrepreneurial competitions and challenges where students can pitch their business ideas, receive feedback from judges, and compete for prizes and recognition.
  9. To encourage interdisciplinary collaboration by organizing challenges that require students from different fields to work together to solve real-world problems.
  10. To establish an entrepreneurship resource center and library stocked with books, articles, case studies, and online resources covering various aspects of entrepreneurship, innovation, and business management.
  11. To provide access to tools, software, databases, and market research reports to support students in their entrepreneurial endeavors.
  12. To launch social impact initiatives and projects that address pressing social, environmental, and economic challenges, encouraging students to develop ventures with a purpose beyond profit.
  13. To collaborate with community organizations, NGOs, and government agencies to identify opportunities for students to make a positive impact through their ventures.

Long-term Goal:

Establish a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem producing successful ventures with global impact.

Short-term Goal:

To include increasing awareness, enhancing skills, supporting venture creation, and measuring program impact.

Members of MCCIIE

SI.NoName of the MembersRole /Position assigned in IIC
1.Dr. Shanthi SInnovation Activity Coordinator
2.Dr. Janaki JPresident
3.Dr. C. J. LakshmiVice-President
4.Dr. Yogitha L. J.Convener
5.Dr. SivakamiARIIA Coordinator
6.Ms. Suma. NSocial Media Coordinator
7.Dr. Sarwath UnnisaStartup Activity Coordinator
8.Dr. Sowmya KumarYUKTI Coordinator
9.Dr. PradeepIPR Coordinator
10.Dr. Sandhya PanickerNIRF Coordinator
11.Ms. Swathi. RInternship Activity Coordinator
12.Ms. Sindhu PMember
13.Ms. Megha TamangMember
14.Ms. Nehal P JainMember
15.Dr. Uma VMember
16.Dr. Lakshmi JaganathanIndustry Expert
17.Dr. Uma UllasMember
18.Prof. Prakash NimbalkarIndustry Expert
19.Mr. Harsh PangiMember
20.Mr. Asgar AhmedMember
21.Ms. RajithaMember
22.Ms. Praapti JayaswalStudent Alumini/Industry Expert

President

  • Holds an important position and is in contact with MOE Innovation Cell.
  • Responsible to ensure a decent performance of IIC and will respond to all the communication from IIC National Coordination Team (MOE Innovation Cell).
  • Bearer of the IIC portal Login ID and will be the custodian of IIC portal login and data/ reports uploaded therein.

Vice President

  • Takes the role of building and strengthening the in-house mentor pool and human resource capacity to drive campus Innovation and Entrepreneurship activities.
  • Augment infrastructure support and facilities to encourage innovation and enabling environment of easy access to resources within and outside the institute.
  • Strengthen the intra and interinstitutional partnership and collaboration with ecosystem at different levels and creation of new program interventions.

Convener

  • Work in close coordination with the IIC President and will provide assistance wherever needed for the smooth conduct of activities.
  • Ensure the participation in the meeting and will prepare the meeting agenda at least 10 days prior, taking valuable inputs from all the council members and President.
  • Documentation and maintenance of the proceedings like photographs and minutes of the meetings.
  • Ensure that the internal examination dates would not clash with the IIC activities by ably coordinating with all the departments.
  • Collect ideas from all the members of the council at regular intervals, especially external members for better planning of IIC activities and effective delivery of results.

Social Media Co-ordinator

  • Create and manage the IIC page/account on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube and other relevant social media platforms.
  • Post all the relevant information about the council meeting resolution and action plan, IIC activities and follow/tag MIC/IIC page and posts on these platforms.
  • Make sure that all the students follow MIC/IIC page/account on social media to get first-hand information.
  • Upload meeting videos in the Institution YouTube Channel and share the link with competent authorities.

Start-up Activity Co-ordinator

  • Identifying and guiding potential/early-stage entrepreneurs, student innovators at the Institute on a regular basis.
  • Build an important group of motivated students and faculty members with a creative potential, Entrepreneurial orientation and skillset.
  • Encourage faculty members and students to pursue research studies related to Entrepreneurship.

IPR Activity Co-ordinator

  • Organize events on IPR related activities as per IIC calendar and plan awareness programmes on a regular basis.
  • Coordinate with IPR Cell to generate revenue from patents, copyrights, trade secrets and others.
  • Commercialize innovations through technology transfer, technology licensing and Start-ups, etc.

Members

  • Ensure the Institution’s Innovation Council’s logo and the words “in association with Institution’s Innovation Council, Ministry of Education (MOE), Govt. of India”, is included in the brochure without fail for all the academic activities of their respective departments like webinars, seminars and workshops related to Industry Interaction, Start-up, Entrepreneurship, Research and Innovation/Intellectual Property Rights (IPRS).
  • Establish Innovation Clubs for students with all the facilities and equipment need Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I & E) in their respective departments.
  • Develop an Innovative and Entrepreneurial mindset through a series of activities like workshops, awareness, market outreach events, orientation, advocacy meetings, campus hackathons and networking events (Intra and Interinstitutional, enablers, stakeholders).
  • Develop short term certificate courses on Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
  • Persuade departments to offer Major or Minor Specializations or credit courses related to Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I & E) and IPR.
  • Organize entrepreneurial development/employment skill generating programmes for external participants (local residents, community members, alumni etc.).
  • Procure grants from Government and Non-Govt. Bodies towards promoting and supporting innovations.
  • IIC at Mount Carmel College, is a very vibrant platform to organise various events related to entrepreneurship, Innovation, IPR and start-up for the benefits of the faculty and students’ community. Due to these various activities, students get various opportunities to participate in events and gain entrepreneurial knowledge and enable them to start their own venture. I attended innovation Ambassador training programs and gained insights into various topics related to entrepreneurship and Innovation- Dr. Shanthi S, Dean of Innovation & Entrepreneurship.
  • Thank you IIC for this wonderful initiative of creating an ecosystem that caters entrepreneurial minds. MCCIIE is the outcome of this initiative, it’s amazing to see as a faculty to grow with innovative ideas and encourage students to delve in innovation and cross functional efforts to think beyond their curriculum- Dr J Janaki, President.
  • It gives me pleasure to be a part of our college’s IIC. We call it as MCCIIE, Mount Carmel College Centre for Innovation, Incubation and Entrepreneurship. It is an excellent platform to shape young minds, it enables industry academia interaction. IIC is a best initiative for entrepreneurial and start-up initiatives- Dr. C. J. Lakshmi, Vice-President.
  • It brings me pleasure to be a part of our college’s IIC. The IIC has played a critical role in fostering an innovative and creative culture among both students and faculty. As a mentor, I’ve seen students become critical thinkers and problem solvers as a result of the council’s varied activities- Dr. Yogitha L J, Convener.
  • Training young minds can help them develop skills and qualities that can help them succeed in many areas of life. Training young minds can help them develop skills and qualities that can help them succeed in many areas of life. We at MCC have taken the lead to do so with the help of MCCIIE to provide an excellent platform to shape such young minds- Dr. Sivakami, ARIIA Coordinator.
  • I am very happy to be a part of Mount Carmel College’s Centre for Innovation, Incubation, and Entrepreneurship (MCCIIE). As an integral part of this pioneering initiative, I have witnessed the impact it has on young minds. MCCIIE has been a catalyst for innovation, providing a vibrant platform for students to explore their ideas, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit- Ms. Suma N, Social Media Coordinator.
  • MCCIIE has been a catalyst for innovation, fostering a culture of creativity and collaboration. As an IIC member, I’ve witnessed first-hand the transformative impact of their initiatives. Their dedication to driving growth and excellence is truly inspiring- Dr. Sarwath Unnisa, Start-up Activity Coordinator.
  • Being a part of the innovation cell of our college has been a truly learning experience for me. It’s not just a space where ideas are discussed, but where they are nurtured and brought to life. The cell has provided a platform to collaborate with like-minded individuals, fostering a culture of creativity and problem-solving- Sowmya Kumar, YUKTI Coordinator.
  • As a faculty member, I’ve seen first-hand how the IP Cell has elevated the research environment at our institution. It provides me not only legal expertise but also an educational platform that encourages students and staff to think about the broader impact of their inventions- N. Pradeep, MCC-KSCST IP Cell Coordinator.
  • Being involved with our college’s IIC, MCCIIE (Mount Carmel College Centre for Innovation, Incubation, and Entrepreneurship), is highly rewarding. This initiative plays a crucial role in developing young minds and fostering connections between industry and academia. As a leading effort for entrepreneurial and start-up support, the IIC mandates a range of activities that boost students’ skills and readiness for competitive challenges- Dr. Sandhya Panicker, NIRF Coordinator.
  • I’m delighted to be involved with MCCIIE. This platform is fantastic for anyone who desires to start a new business and the incubation facilities are outstanding with great support. It offers a diverse array of activities that all IICs are required to organize, enhancing students’ and teacher’s skills and preparing them for competitive challenges- Ms Swathi R, Internship Activity Coordinator.
  • Mount Carmel College’s Innovation, Incubation, and Entrepreneurship Centre (IIC) is a centre that helps students and faculties tap into their creativity and entrepreneurial skills. They offer excellent resources, from mentorship to practical workshops, which help students and faculties connect what they learn in class with real-world business experience – Ms. Megha Tamang, Member.

“Acadamecia an inter collegiate fest”

“Empowering Women through Skill Development”

“IIC Regional Meet 2023”

“Introduction to IIC”

“E – Week Transcendo 2023”

“Anveshan – Business Model Canvas Competition”

“Thespian Tech Havoc ”

“PHANTOM-a business plan”

Contact

Dr. Shanthi S
Dean of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Mount Carmel College, Autonomous
Bengaluru – 560052.

Mail ID: carmelincubatorfoundation@mccblr.edu.in

The Counselling Cell was set up in 1990 to help the students to overcome emotional stress and trauma and discover themselves.

Objectives :

  1. To enable students with emotional problems to recharge themselves.
  2. To facilitate students to get clarity in their thoughts and make positive choices in the given situation.
  3. To facilitate self-discovery.

In a counselling session the student feels accepted and this helps her to open up her feelings, which are listened to by the counsellor. In the process, the student begins to get clarity in her thoughts and is able to know herself and make positive choices in her given situation.

The counselling cell is involved in value education classes and also runs credit courses in life skills. Through this process, much has been achieved. Students have empowered themselves to overcome problems like low self-esteem, loneliness, fear among many others. There have been cases of suicidal tendencies that have been overcome. Counsellors also help students access more specialized help if so required.

Counsellors Contact Details :

Ms Sindhu David

 9986023178

MOC block – First floor and Second Floor

Timings – 8.00 am – 4.00 pm

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others” -Mahatma Gandhi

Vision

To equip students through value-based education with a vision to uplift society and create a civilization of love

Mission

  • To promote a value-based education.
  • To provide a holistic view of community development programs undertaken by the college.
  • To coordinate, collate, and categorize Community development activities of the departments in the common interest of the college vision.

Key Areas

  • Green Initiatives – Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
  • National Celebration Days
  • Awareness Campaign
  • Literacy Programs -Each One Teach One
  • Social Concern

Organizations / Industry / Individuals interested in collaborating with us can contact us by sending an Email

Coordinator:

Dr. Helen Roselene, (Dept. of Environmental Science)

Members:

  • Ms. Dorothy Anthony, Dept. of Home Science
  • Ms. Sunanda B.V, Dept. of Economics

Write to Us

isrc@mccblr.edu.in

An initiative set up by Mount Carmel College to foster innovation and entrepreneurship culture among the students, faculty, and alumni to enable them to transform their business ideas into reality. The centre aspires to develop individual talent, skills and personality to give each business the best possible start, thus fostering entrepreneurship at a local and national level.
The objective of the centre is to offer unique and incentivized solutions, which will encourage students and faculties to ideate and design novel solutions. The centre will provide a supportive entrepreneurial environment that accelerates the successful development of start-up companies through an array of adequate resources and services. Our main goal is to produce successful firms that will leave the centre financially viable and freestanding.

Objectives:

  • To nurture innovators to ideate in areas of societal importance.
  • To provide an opportunity for everyone to innovate, ideate and design solutions.
  • To enhance the capacity of emerging innovators in evolving technologies and designing their innovations from ideation to impactful solutions.
  • To facilitate the availability of the centre’s resources to the incubatees in a mutually beneficial way.
  • To provide a conducive working environment for the incubatees to nurture their innovative ideas.
  • To develop partnerships and networks with local industries/institutions and assist them in problem-solving by offering them innovative solutions in terms of products, services, and processes.
  • To coordinate with private and public sector funding sources, government agencies, industrial associations, chambers of commerce and industries to provide facilitation and networking for incubating companies.

Director :

Dr Shanthi S

Members:

  • Dr. Janaki J, Dept. of Commerce
  • Dr. Sandhya Panicker, Dept. of Biotechnology
  • Dr. C.J. Lakshmi, Dept. of Economics
  • Dr. Sowmya Kumar, Dept. of Environmental Science
  • Ms. Suma N, Dept. of Electronics
  • Dr. Sivakami R, Dept. of Commerce
  • Dr. Yogitha L.J, Dept. of Commerce
  • Ms. Swathi R, Dept. of Home Science
  • Ms. Sindhu P , Dept. of Management Studies
  • Dr. Cecilia Osyanju Namyyemsa, Dept. of English

Write to Us:

shanthi.s@mccblr.edu.in

Co - Ordinators: 

  • Ms. Kalavathi P, Dept. of Sociology

Members

  • Dr. Vasantha Kumari, Dept. of Food Science & Nutrition
  • Ms. Aatika Bi, Dept. of Commerce

Proposed Activities:

  1. Breaking the glass ceilings
  2. LGBTQ Panel Discussion
  3. Empowerment Workshops
  4. Dear Stranger
  5. Spoke Stree

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is a flagship programme of Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. It is inspired by the vision of transformational change in rural development processes by leveraging knowledge institutions to help build the architecture of an Inclusive India.

The mission of Unnat Bharat Abhiyan is to enable higher educational institutions to work with the people of rural India in identifying development challenges and evolving appropriate solutions for accelerating sustainable growth. It also aims to create a virtuous cycle between society and an inclusive academic system by providing knowledge and practices for emerging professions and to upgrade the capabilities of both the public and the private sectors in responding to the development needs of rural India.

As a Participating Institution, MCC has adopted following villages for their development in collaboration with district administration.

Bengaluru Rural District:

  1. Marasandra, Doddaballapur Taluk
  2. Koramangala, Devanahalli Taluk
  3. Thyamagondlu, Nelamangala Taluk

Bengaluru Urban District:

  1. Hebbagodi (CT)
  2. Huvinayakanahalli.

Activities under UBA:

  1. Identification of the villages.
  2. Field visit – Conducting Village survey and Household survey.
  3. Recognition of major THREE problems/issues by contacting village development officer/representatives of village or by organizing Gramsabha meeting.
  4. Preparation of plan of action/village development plan/technological intervention etc. for each village by consulting project co-ordinator and concerned stakeholders like Grampanchayats, BDOs, District Development Authority etc.
  5. Evaluation of proposed solutions by Subject Expert Group.
  6. Execution of Sustainable, Innovative, Implementable and Scalable technological intervention and Continuous Monitoring.

Nature of Intervention:

Low cost technological solutions covering agriculture, education, health, sanitation & hygiene, housing, organic/natural farming, drinking water, bio-energy, afforestation, skill development, digital literacy, e-gram panchayat etc.

UBA Cell, MCC:

Co-Ordinator:

Ms. Sunanda BV, Dept. of Economics

Core Team:

  • Mr. Govinda Gowda, Faculty of Commerce
  • Ms. Kalavathi P, Dept of Sociology
  • Dr. Sujata Suryakant Mali, Dept of Economics
  • Ms. Suma N, Dept of Electronics
  • Dr. Geetha Santosh, Dept of Nutrition & Dietetics
  • Mr. Deepak P, Dept of Zoology
  • Dr. Koyal Biswas, Dept of Hindi
  • Ms. Padmashree, Dept of Commerce

Contact Details:

uba@mccblr.edu.in

The Mount Carmel College, Autonomous, is committed to empower women who are socially and economically marginalized in the community through a value based integral approach. Keeping this as criteria, the college has started an Equal Opportunity Cell (EOC), which will conduct several programs to impart knowledge about the social rights of the Minorities and SC/ST sections.

The UGC has planned to establish Equal Opportunity Centers in colleges to oversee the effective implementation of policies and programs for disadvantaged groups. These groups are SCs, STs, women, OBC (non-creamy layer), minorities, and physically challenged persons.

The main objectives of establishing this cell in colleges are

  1. To provide guidance and counselling with respect to academic, financial, social and other matters.
  2. To ensure equity and equal opportunity to the community.
  3. To look into the grievances of the weaker sections of society and suggest an amicable solutions to their problems.
  4. To disseminate the information related to schemes and programs by the Government and other agencies for the welfare of the socially weaker section.
  5. To sensitize the college on the problems related to SC/ST and Minorities.

Equal Opportunity Cell in Mount Carmel College functions under the

Co-Ordinator

Dr. Tirumalesha, Dept. of Education

Committee Members

  1. Dr. Lingeshwari Mysore , Dept. of Human Development
  2. Dr. Varshali Brahma, Dept. of Sociology

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL ACTIVITIES

2017

Orientation program

  • The Equal Opportunity Cell conducted an orientation program on 9thJan 2018, at 10:00 am to address the students to disseminate different social, economic, and educational programs conducted by the Government of Karnataka through Minorities and SC/ST departments.
  • Dr. E. Venkataiah, IAS, Rtd., Advisor to Nodal agency for SCSP and TSP, Social Welfare Department Vikasa Soudha, Bengaluru Government of Karnataka was the keynote speaker.
  • Dr. E. Venkataiah enlightened the students about the various schemes available for Minorities and SC/ ST Students.
  • Students from both UG & PG attended the orientation program. The students belonging to the Minorities and SC/ST students were requested to register their names in the Equal opportunity cell to avail more information on various schemes offered through the Directorate of Minorities, Minority Welfare Department, and Social Welfare Department, Government of Karnataka.

2018

Minorities Right Day Program

  • To mark the “Minorities rights day” on 18 th December 2018, the Equal Opportunity Cell conducted an awareness program to disseminate different social, economic, and educational programs available for Minorities by the Minority Welfare Department, Directorate of Minorities, Government of Karnataka.
  • Mr. Niaz Ahmed Sheriff M, M.Com, Joint Director, Minority Welfare Department, Directorate of Minorities, Bengaluru, Government of Karnataka was the Keynote speaker.
  • The Directorate of Minorities ensures a more focused approach towards issues relating to the notified Minorities communities, namely Muslim, Christians, Jains, Buddhist, Sikhs, and Parsis. The Directorate working with a vision to enable all the Minority community people to lead a productive life with equal opportunities in the field of Socio, Economic, Education, etc.
  • Mr. Niaz Ahmed Sheriff M, introduced schemes to promote accelerated socio-economic development of Minorities, educational concessions for students, implementation of schemes for development of Women and Children, providing training and employment opportunities.
  • Brochures entitled “Know about Minorities Schemes”, “Civilization can be judged by the way it treats its minorities”- Mahatma Gandhi, was distributed amongst students to get more information about the schemes.

Co - Ordinator: 

  • Ms Revathi P M

Secretaries: 

  • Shrenya Soni
  • Munira Electricwala

Proposed Activities:

  1. To conduct a variety of interactive sessions on books, films, and poetry throughout the year.
  2. To organize talks by our MCC teachers and distinguished guests from the literary world.
  3. To conduct film and documentary screenings and discussions on the same.
  4. To attend important literary events in the city with the members of the association.
  5. To send association members to various intercollegiate fests.
  6. To organize events during the Fresher’s Week, Cul Week and Cul-Ah.

Co - Ordinator: 

  • Ms. Sonakshi Makhija
  • Ms. Anagha Narayanan

Proposed Activities:

  1. We organize a ‘Pick and speak – 2 minutes to win it’ and an ‘Eco Act- enacting Macro issues’ event for the Department completing 70 years – 5th and 6th July
  2. A ‘Treasure Hunt’ in collaboration with the Women’s Cell for Fresher’s week
  3. ’10 questions to guess the Economist’ for Cul Week
  4. A quiz, debate or mock stock event for Cul-Ah!
  5. A series of panel discussions, presentations and guest lectures for ‘Eco Day’ to be held once during the year.
  6. We organize events during Fresher’s Week, Cul Week and Cul-Ah!

Co - Ordinator: 

  • Ms. Sharon Lopez

Proposed Activities:

  1. We play host to various events during fests such as Big Fat Media Game Show, The Hot Seat, Improv, etc.
  2. We offer Production Assistance for events in the college such as, during the 3-day Cultural Extravaganza, MCC’s Jubilee Year celebrating their presence in the field of education for 70 years, Independence Day and Republic Day events.
  3. CommE Live – An Exhibition of works by the Department of Communication Studies.
  4. Screenings – Film Screenings by the final year Communication Studies students in 2019.
  5. Radio Club – ‘Radio Carmelive’ – MCC’s own In-house Radio that will be run by the students of Communication Studies.
  6. We organize events during the Fresher’s Week, Cul Week and Cul-Ah!

Vice Presidents: 

  • Ms. Sejena Jose, Dept. of Travel & Tourism
  • Ms. Nishashree, Dept. of Psychology
  • Dr. Srividya, Dept. of English

Activities (2023 - 24):

  • Art Thou Among Us
    Date : 12 July 2024
    Type : Fresher’s Day event (Collaboration with Tourism Association).
  • Social Science Discourse
    Date : 20 July 2024
    Type : PHD Presentation.
  • Nostalgia Knockout
    Date : 9 August 2024
    Type : Cul Week event.
  • Conversations with Varun Thomas Mathew
    Date : 9 September 2025
    Type : Book Reading Discussion.
  • Exploring Animal Welfare and Veganism
    Date : 23 September 2024
    Type : A Seminar on Animal Activism and Veganism.

Achievement

  • Event Name : Kalopsia
    Date :24 and 27 September
    Type : Inter collegiate Cultural Fest (Presidency College)

Vice Presidents:

  • Ms. Mamatha Rani, Dept. of Management Studies
  • Dr. Stanley G Vincent, Dept. of Management Studies

Activities (2023 - 24):

  • Curtain Raiser: By exclusively engaging first-year students, the event aimed to nurture their curiosity and passion for Business Fests.
  • Sacrosanct: the intradepartmental fest integrated BBA students into the festing team of the Association. Sacrosanct offers students the opportunity to showcase their skills, presentations were made, financial statements were analyzed, and PR statements were released.
  • Freshers Day: we had dived into India's past at "ADVITYA," a marketing challenge brimming with creativity. They unearthed forgotten treasures, crafting campaigns to revive their lost glory. It was a whirlwind of history, and rediscovery, igniting a love for India's unique heritage.
  • Seminar on Technological Advancements in Entrepreneurship: aimed at engaging presentations and discussions, participants explored the practical applications of AI and software in various business contexts delivered by Mr. Shashwat Behl.
  • Cul Week: "Astronomical Odyssey" allowed students to delve into PR simulations. Diverse skillsets navigated guest lists, social media fires, and image recovery strategies. This dynamic activity offered a unique platform to hone public relations skills.
  • Industrial visit to Dairy Day: The visit gave the students a comprehensive tour of the production facility, witnessing every step of the ice cream manufacturing process.
  • Academica: “Leadership Symposium” seamlessly integrated the Best Manager event and the “Planet Pioneer Pitch”, fostered a dynamic exploration of sustainability in management and marketing.
  • Cul Ah: “The Mission Impossible” event unfolded as "Wildfire Marketing," igniting creativity and innovation in brand storytelling.
  • CARPE DIEM’24 is a national level, inter collegiate fest. With a theme of “Anantakshaya". Participants from across colleges showcased their managerial skills, setting the stage for future leadership in the industry.
  • COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: visit to an orphanage, extending support by providing essential ration supplies to meet their basic needs. Additionally, we dedicated time to raising awareness about financial literacy among the children, empowering them with valuable knowledge for their future.

Co -  ordinators: Commerce Association

  • Ms. Sneha V, Dept. of Commerce
  • Dr. Yogitha L, Dept. of Commerce
  • Ms. Neelam Sharma, Dept. of Commerce

Activities (2023 - 24):

  • Under Currents 2023-24 as Cyberverse on the 20th and 21st of September 2023.
  • Cross Currents 2023-24 as AEGIS- Brave the Corporate Wave on the 28th and 29th Of Feb 2024.
  • Sollertia- State level Business quiz inter collegiate competition on 22nd Jan 2024.
  • National Summit on the 26th March 2024 in collaboration with EIMR.
  • Compower- weekly commerce competitions in 4 episodes.
  • Commerce Orientation- Association orientation to the First year B.Com Students.
  • Freshers day event.
  • Culweek event from the association.
  • Advanced Diploma in Montessori, NTT, and Kindergarten Education
  • IATA Foundation Diploma in Travel & Tourism
  • IATA Diploma in Passenger Ground Services
  • Diploma in Cosmetology
  • Diploma in Fashion Designing
  • Diploma in Event Management
  • Diploma in Environmental Audit
  • Fabric flowers
  • Traditional Art Forms
  • Tribal Art Workshop
  • Quilling
  • Zentangle and Mandala Making
  • Art and Design – Drawings & Paintings
  • Knitting
  • Crochet
  • Traditional embroidery
  • Pottery Art & Clay Art
  • Fun with Fingers
  • Candle Making
  • Puppetry
  • Ceramic Jewellery
  • Mehendi
  • Fabric Painting
  • Terracotta Jewellery
  • Decorative Artificial Fan Making

  • Aerobics
  • Self Defense methodology
  • Yoga , Billiards and Zumba
  • Body Conditioning Techniques
  • Self – Eco-friendly lifestyle, Health and Nutrition as per Ancient Indian Knowledge systems
  • Achieve Your Goals with Emotional Intelligence
  • Medicinal Plants and Primary Health Care
  • Bollynach by Balloespero
  • Effective Communication & Presentation Skills
  • Karate
  • Fitness & Figure
  • Personality Development & Career Counselling
  • Skill Development Programme- Trash To Treasure
  • The Set Free Summit – A Formation of the Heart through the lens of St. John Paul II. Education on Love, Sex and Relationships
  • Psycho-Social Wellbeing, using Multi Arts and Play
  • Art of Storytelling
  • Enhancing Personal Effectiveness & Entrepreneurship Development
  • Trek, Ecology and Survival
  • Basic Counselling Skills
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