Leadership Training Programme

 Leadership Training Programme

The Student Welfare Council of SMS College, Brahmavar, organized a Leadership Training Programme on 29.09.2025 in the College Mini Auditorium. The resource person for the session was Mr. Ajith, a renowned Personality and Leadership Trainer from Karkala. The programme was presided over by the Principal, Dr. Robert Rodrigues J.

In his session, Mr. Ajith engaged the participants through interactive activities, case studies, and motivational inputs. He emphasized the essential qualities of an effective leader such as vision, communication, teamwork, decision-making, and empathy. He also guided students on balancing academic responsibilities with leadership duties, time management, and problem-solving skills.

The training was highly participatory, with council members actively involved in role-plays, group discussions, and self-assessment exercises. The resource person stressed the importance of developing a positive attitude and strong personality traits to emerge as responsible leaders in both academic and social spheres.

The programme was attended by IQAC Co-ordinator Lt. Ashwin Shetty A., Student Welfare Council Director Mr. Prashantha Shetty, Co-Director Ms. Supreetha, and the office bearers of the U.G. and P.G. Student Welfare Councils.

The event was well-coordinated with Mr. Yuvaraj of II B.C.A as the Master of Ceremony. The welcome address was delivered by Sruti of III B.Com B, the guest introduction by Divya of II B.Com B, and the vote of thanks by Adithya of III B.C.A (I Batch).

Overall, the Leadership Training Programme proved to be highly insightful and motivating, equipping the Student Welfare Council members with practical skills and confidence to perform their roles effectively.

orientation program on project work

 orientation program on project work 

The Department of Postgraduate Studies in Commerce organized an orientation program on project work on 06/10/2025. The resource person was Mrs. Sriraksha U., Assistant Professor at Poornaprajna College and Postgraduate Centre, Udupi. The program was designed to provide a clear understanding of topic selection, research methodology, timelines, evaluation criteria, and related aspects.

INSIGNIA 2.0

INSIGNIA 2.0

 The Department of Computer applications in collaboration with IT Association organized an interclass Logo Making Competition “INSIGNIA 2.0” for BCA students on 27 September 2025 to showcase their creativity and design skills. Students enthusiastically participated, presenting innovative logos with unique ideas. It provided a platform for students to express creativity through art and technology.

The Interclass Competitions for BCA students featured three creative events — Logo Design on computer, Logo Design on floor, and Tech+Art Craft design related to technical theme. Students actively showcased their innovative ideas and artistic talents. The competitions were judged by our proud alumni Mr.Shonith, Mr.Rajesh and Ms.Gouthami, whose presence inspired and motivated the participants. All staff members attended the event, encouraging the students and making the program a memorable success. The best entries were appreciated for their originality, creativity and presentation.

Department of Economics organised - “Learn & Earn – Self Employment Opportunities” Programme

 Department of Economics organised - “Learn & Earn – Self Employment Opportunities” Programme 

Saint Mary’s Syrian College, Brahmavar,Department of Economics , under IQAC intiative ,organised a special programme “Learn & Earn – Self Employment Opportunities” on 26th September 2025 at the College Mini Auditorium. The session was aimed at creating awareness among students about the importance of self-employment and skill-based opportunities for sustainable livelihood.

The programme commenced with a prayer by Soujanya, invoking blessings for the success of the event. The gathering was warmly welcomed by Pawan, followed by an introductory speech by Mr. Bharathraj S. Nejar, Head of the Department of Economics, who highlighted the relevance of self-employment in today’s economy.

The event was presided over by the  Principal, Dr. Robert Rodrigues J, who in his presidential address stressed the need for skill development, innovation, and entrepreneurial mindsets among youth to address the challenges of unemployment.

The resource person of the day, Dr. Bommaiah M, Director of RUDSET Brahmavar and Senior Manager,  delivered an insightful session on self-employment opportunities, government support schemes, and the importance of developing technical and business skills to achieve financial independence. 

Adding an interactive dimension to the programme, Mr. B. Santosh Shetty, Faculty at RUDSET, engaged the students in group games and activities, which enhanced participation and team spirit.

The formal vote of thanks was proposed by Mayuri, acknowledging the efforts of the organisers and participants. The programme was efficiently compered by Abhijna.

The event concluded on an inspiring note, leaving students motivated to explore self-employment as a path towards empowerment and growth

Experiential Learning through Industrial Visit – Campco Chocolate Factory

 Experiential Learning through Industrial Visit – Campco Chocolate Factory

The Department of Commerce and the Commerce Association, under the guidance of IQAC, organized an industrial visit to the Campco Chocolate Factory, Puttur for the B.Com students.

The primary objective of the visit was to provide students with practical exposure to the functioning of a large-scale industry, to understand the stages of production, and to link theoretical knowledge with real-world applications.

During the visit, students were given an insightful orientation on the history and operations of Campco, followed by a guided tour of the factory. They observed the various stages of chocolate production, including processing, packaging, and quality control. The resource persons also explained the importance of supply chain management, marketing strategies, and the role of innovation in sustaining growth in the competitive chocolate industry.

The visit was highly beneficial as it enhanced the students’ knowledge of industrial processes, teamwork, and corporate culture. It also motivated them to think about entrepreneurial opportunities and career prospects in the food processing sector.

The Department of Commerce expresses its gratitude to the management of Campco for their hospitality, and to the IQAC for their guidance and support in organizing this visit successfully.