Event Type | Event Title | Venue | Start Date | End date | FDP/MDP/STTP/ISTP/Training Program/Certificate Course/Workshop/Conference | Management Event/Orientation Program/Contest/Competition | Co-curicular/Extra-Curicular | Expert Lecture/External porfessional visit/Mock Interview/CEC Evaluation | Alumni Contribution | Resource/expert/visitor's Name Organisation designation Contact details | Participants details | Event Organised by | Event Coordinator(s) | Event Details | Upload Photos | Upload Report | Sponsorship | Remarks |
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| Management Event | REVA-2013 | 4/9/2013 | 93450 | |||||||||||||||
| FDP | ADVANCES IN RESEARCH METHODS AND DATA ANALYTICAL TOOLS | 1/2/2015 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Student Induction Program | Praveshotsav – 2014 | 8/6/2014 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Management Event | Reva-2015: The Innovative Youth | 10/10/2015 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| SIP Competition | "Kaushalya-2013" A State Level (Summer Internship Project) SIP Competition | 10/10/2015 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Quiz Competition | Quiz Competition – Flair | 2/15/2016 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Elocution Competition | Elocution Competition – Flair | 5/10/2016 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Sports | Sports Competition 2016 (Inter Class) | Narmada Campus | 6/2/2016 | 6/2/2016 | TRUE | 0 | ||||||||||||
| Yoga Celebration | International Yoga day | 6/21/2016 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Independance day | Celebrated 70 years of Independence at Narmada College of Management | 8/20/2016 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Teachers' day | Teacher''s Day Celebration – 2016 at NCM | 9/6/2016 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Republic celebration | Republic celebration | 1/26/2017 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Teachers' day | Teacher''''s Day Celebration – 2017 at NCM | 9/5/2017 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Yoga Celebration | International Yoga day | 6/21/2017 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| FDP | Transcending Newer Horizons in Management Teaching | 8/28/2017 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Management Event | REVA 2018 | 8/15/2018 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Yoga Celebration | International Yoga Day | 6/21/2018 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Student Induction Program | Orientation Programme | 8/13/2018 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Annual Day | Annual Day | 10/11/2018 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Navratri Celebration | 12/19/2019 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Sports | Sports Day | 1/19/2019 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Student Induction Program | ORIENTATION PROGRAMME | 8/13/2019 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Teachers' day | Teachers’ Day Celebration 5th September-2019 | 9/5/2019 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Yoga Celebration | CELEBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY | 6/21/2019 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Youth | Padyatra on 71st death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi As a part of Martyrs’ Day (Shaheed Diwas) Celeb | 1/30/2019 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Workshop | Vimarsh 2021 For Vision Mission | 2/9/2021 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Conference | E-Conference | 2/12/2021 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Extra-curricular | Heritage Treasure Hunt- Exploring Ancient Bharuch | 2/2/2022 | The event started from the Kot region, below Begum wadi, Parsiwad with 42 teams which included more than 200 participants. There were two categories, one for the bikers which consists of 32 teams (out of which 5 teams were from Narmada College of Management) and other for the bicycles which consists of 13 teams.The event started at 7:30 with tea/coffee and breakfast. At 8o’clock the inaugural ceremony started which was hosted by Rizwana Zamindar, the president of Inner Wheel Club of Bharuch. It included Jivraj Patel, the president of Bharuch Citizen council, secretary Harish Joshi, project chairman Archana Patel, Jan Shikshan Sanshtha committee member Zainul Sayed, Nitin Bhat. The event organiser honoured Dr. Narottam Valand, Prof. Minalben Dave and the last Nawab of Bharuch Dr. Mohsin Khan. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/31.Upload Photos.105559.pdf | 0 | |||||||||||||
| Certificate Course | Short Term Certificate Program on Business Analytics [GTU Approved] | 11/20/2021 | http://ncmnewsletter.blogspot.com/2021/12/short-term-certificate-program-on.html?m=1 | 170000 | ||||||||||||||
| Certificate Course | Certificate Course in Introduction to Indian Knowledge Systems | 12/28/2021 | http://ncmnewsletter.blogspot.com/2021/12/first-session-of-certificate-course-in.html?m=1 | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | જિલ્લા કાનુન સેવા સત્તા મંડળ ભરૂચ, તાલુકા કાનુની સેવા સજમજત, ભરૂચ સંયુક્તઉપક્રમે કાનુની જાગૃજત જિબીર | 2/25/2021 | http://ncmnewsletter.blogspot.com/2021/12/blog-post.html?m=1 | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | GTU: International Event “Call for Book Chapter”: Dr. Trupti Almoula, Chairperson, Dean, Faculty of Management, GTU | 12/17/2021 | GTU is organizing an international event in the form of "Call for Book Chapters" in the form of Case Studies on Organizations’ contributions for Sustainable Development. This event will be conducted VIRTUALLY on 26th February 2022 where we expect participation from at least 10 to 12 countries with their industries and academic institutions and even government body putting forth their efforts in this direction in the form of case studies. To help all aspiring participants develop a good case study, all those who register on the link given herewith, shall be oriented to a half -day workshop on "How to write a good case". This workshop will be organized on 30th December 2021 after which you shall have at least 5-weeks to build / write your Case. For you to take advantage of this opportunity, you must essentially register on or before 25th December 2021 on the link mentioned below. You may develop the proposed case in collaboration with anybody else from academia/industry. Collectively, for each case, the charges are Rs 1000/- only per case. The payment link is also given on gtu.ac.in Circular dated 7th December 2021 | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | BoS (Board of Studies) meeting for MBA (PT) syllabus design | 9/18/2021 | http://ncmnewsletter.blogspot.com/2021/12/bos-boar-of-studies-meeting-for-mba-pt.html?m=1 | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Discussion Forum | DISCUSSION FORUM : Decision Making | 8/13/2021 | The Discussion Forum at Narmada College of Management met on 13th August, 2021. The session was about Decision Making. Decision making is often a difficult task for many of us. We all make decisions all the time, ranging from routine issues like what to wear, what to eat for lunch, up to the most critical decisions of life like where and what to study, where to work and whom to marry. In simple words, decision making means to choose between two or more courses of action. In the context of problem solving it involves a choice between possible solutions to a problem. Some people avoid making decisions by endlessly searching for more information or getting other people to offer their recommendations. Others resort to decision-making by taking a vote or tossing a coin. However decision making is a thoughtful process and decisions can be made through either an intuitive or reasoned process, or a combination of the two. Dr. Shah had three questions for all the participants to think upon. 1. What are the problems and issues in decision making? 2. In your life which is the best decision you have taken so far? Which decision you regret the most? 3. What are the important decisions managers are required to make in their respective domains? Each participant gave their respective response on the above questions. | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Orientation program | Orientation Programme 2021 MBA Full Time Semester 1 | 9/25/2021 | http://ncmnewsletter.blogspot.com/2021/10/orientation-programme-2021-mba-full.html?m=1 | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Certificate Course | CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME ON EXIM PROCEDURES & DOCUMENTATION | 1/8/2022 | The programme was inaugurated on 8th January 2022. Prof Iram Khan, the programme coordinator, welcomed Dr. Trupti Almoula, Dean, Faculty of Management, GTU and Director, Narmada College of Management, Dr. Hemlata Agarwal, Professor, S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Sarvajanik University, Surat, Shri Umang Kumar Singh, Manager, Logistics and Dispatch Shriram Alkali & Chemicals, Jhagadia. Dr. Trupti Almoula delivered the inaugural address followed by self introduction by the participants. The participant group comprises of mid level executives in the area of dispatch and logistics from companies like Grasim Industries, Torrent Pharma, JRD Denims, Gnfc Ltd. etc. It also has students of the MBA Full time and Part time programme. NCM has roped in industry experts, who have hands on experience in the field of international trade to provide rich content to the participants. | Event hosted at institute_Images/39.Upload Photos.072013.jpg | Event hosted at institute_Files_/39.Upload Report.072013.pdf | 63000 | ||||||||||||
| HR HORIZON 2021 | HR HORIZON 2021 | 12/10/2021 | An "HR Horizon -2021" was organised by Narmada College of Management, Bharuch in collaboration with V.C. Shah Patel services ltd., Bharuch and Tirupati placement consultancy ltd. Baroda. This event talked about how much importance technology possesses, in the field of HR. and also, some of the essential HR & Management lessons. In this event HR professional from various industries were present. Also the first & second year MBA students from Narmada College of Management were present. This event was divided into two sessions; HR Tech Talk and HR insights from societal actions. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/40.Upload Report.095754.pdf | 0 | |||||||||||||
| Any Other | Annual Day | 2/12/2018 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Any Other | REVA 2018 | 2/15/2018 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Participation in 100%CASHLESS GNFC TOWNSHIP | 2/13/2017 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | "The INVINCIBLES 2017",Unleash Yourself | 2/6/2017 | Department level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Student participation in Solvay India Open House | 12/13/2017 | Department Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Student Internship Competition. Held at Parul University | 11/21/2017 | Department Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Office Automation Skill | 8/12/2017 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Business Etiquette | 8/16/2017 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Development of Lifeskills | 1/18/2019 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Workshop on "CO-CREATING TRANSFORMATION" | 1/12/2019 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Personality Development Program | 3/2/2019 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Personality Development Programme for MBA-II Stud | 2/28/2019 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | CO-CREATE TRANSFORMATION (SESSION-4) | 2/3/2019 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Development of Contributive Skill | 6/12/2020 | College Level | 0 | ||||||||||||||
| Any Other | Navratri Celebration | 10/11/2018 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Student Induction Program | ORIENTATION PROGRAMME REPORT-2019 | 8/13/2019 | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Student Induction Program | Orientation Program for Marketing Specialization Students- Semester III | Narmada College of Management – Classroom No. 5 | 7/27/2024 | 7/27/2024 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | Shri Tejas Jagdishwala, Branch Manager, HDFC Bank, Ankleshwar, Shri Alkesh Gohil, Area Manager, Gujarat, Fuji Electric Company, Japan | 15 students of Marketing Specialization | Marketing Faculty | Prof. Rakesh Panchal/Dr Subhash Yadav | Half day event from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM | Event hosted at institute_Images/57.Upload Photos.101511.jpg | Event hosted at institute_Files_/57.Upload Report.101511.pdf | 0 | |
| External Talk | Narmada College of Management Hosts Insightful Expert Talk by Renowned HR Practitioner Shri Vivek Patwardhan! | GNFC Training Centre, Bharuch | 8/9/2024 | 8/9/2024 | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Shri Vivek Patwardhan | Executive Coach & HR Consultant Shri Vivek Patwardhan | NCM | All NCM Faculty members | Conflict Management and Virtues looked for in Future Leaders/ Managers | Event hosted at institute_Files_/58.Upload Report.053459.docx | 0 | ||
| MAP Project | Bharuch Green Bharuch | NEC Campus | 8/15/2024 | 8/15/2024 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | Dr. Trupti Almoula | Bharuch Green Bharuch | Event hosted at institute_Files_/59.Upload Photos.053720.docx | 0 | |||||
| Orientation program | Orientation Programme – Semester III MBA Finance Batch 2023-2025 | NCM | 7/25/2024 | 7/27/2024 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | Ms. Anjali Choudhary and Ms. Arushi Jain | All MBA First Year styudents | NCM | Dr. Chetna Makwana, Prof. Iram Khan | Orientation Programme – Semester III MBA Finance Batch 2023-2025 | Event hosted at institute_Files_/60.Upload Photos.054001.pdf | 0 | ||
| Orientation program | Orientation Programme For MBA Second Year (Sem – III) HR Batch 2023-2025 | NCM | 7/25/2024 | 7/27/2024 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | Ms. Arushi Jain and Ms. Anjali Choudhary | All MBA 3rd Semester students | NCM | Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Prof. Rakhi Thakkar | Orientation Programme For MBA Second Year (Sem – III) HR Batch 2023-2025 | Event hosted at institute_Files_/61.Upload Photos.054833.docx | 0 | ||
| External Professinals visit | the Visit of Dr. G.R. Sinha, Provost and VC, GSFC University to Narmada College of Management, Bharuch | NCM | 9/10/2024 | 9/10/2024 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Dr. G.R. Sinha, Provost and VC, GSFC University | All NCM Students | NCM | Event hosted at institute_Files_/62.Upload Photos.055315.pdf | 0 | ||||
| Guest Lecture | MARKETING SKILLS COUNCIL GUEST LECTURE BY SHRI SAGAR SHAH, SALES MANAGER, FILOLEX INDUSTRIES LIMITED | NCM | 9/5/2024 | 9/5/2024 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | SHRI SAGAR SHAH, SALES MANAGER, FILOLEX INDUSTRIES LIMITED | SHRI SAGAR SHAH, SALES MANAGER, FILOLEX INDUSTRIES LIMITED | NCM | Dr. Subhash Yadav, Prof. Rakesh Panchal | Event hosted at institute_Files_/63.Upload Report.055708.pdf | 0 | |||
| Orientation program | MBA-Sem I Orientation Programme: Journey Begins | NCM | 9/22/2024 | 10/24/2024 | TRUE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | All First Semester Students | NCM | Event hosted at institute_Files_/64.Upload Report.060919.pdf | 0 | |||||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | NCM participation in NHRDN South Gujarat Surat Chapter’s Full Day Convention | NHRDN South Gujarat Surat Chapter’s | 9/28/2024 | 9/28/2024 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | All HR Faculty and students | NHRD | Event hosted at institute_Files_/65.Upload Report.062938.docx | 0 | |||||
| Workshop | PRAGNYA: A Transformative Initiative by NHRD Network and Narmada College of Management | NCM | 9/11/2024 | 9/11/2024 | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Shri Himanshu Bhatt | All NCM students | Event hosted at institute_Files_/66.Upload Report.065955.docx | 0 | |||||
| Workshop | workshop of “Role Excellence and habit for Effectiveness | NCM | 9/12/2024 | 9/12/2024 | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Shri Himanshu Bhatt | NCM and NCSC Faculty members | NCM | Event hosted at institute_Files_/67.Upload Report.075839.docx | 0 | ||||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | BDMA's 91st HR Forum – Collective Bargaining | BDMA | 8/30/2024 | 8/30/2024 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | BDMA | HR Faculty and Students | BDMA | Event hosted at institute_Files_/68.Upload Report.085117.pdf | 0 | ||||
| Teachers' day | Teachers' Day Celebration | NCM | 9/6/2024 | 9/6/2024 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | All NCM Students | NCM | Event hosted at institute_Files_/69.Upload Report.085519.pdf | 0 | |||||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | NHRD Monthly 152rd Uninterrupted Meet | NHRD | 9/25/2024 | 9/25/2024 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | Event hosted at institute_Files_/70.Upload Report.091620.docx | 0 | |||||||
| External Professinals visit | NHRD Monthly 150th Uninterrupted Meet | NHRD | 9/30/2024 | 9/30/2024 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | Event hosted at institute_Files_/71.Upload Report.091542.docx | 0 | |||||||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | NCM Students’ Participation in NVUQuest: Ist students conference on “Emerging trends in Business Management & Innovation” | Navrachna University, Vadodara: Gujarat | 4/25/2025 | 4/25/2025 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | Event hosted at institute_Files_/72.Upload Report.090354.docx | 0 | |||||||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | “NHRD Uninterrupted Monthly Meet” Leadership & Management lessons from Mahakumbh, 2025 | Ankleshwar Environment Preservation Society (AEPS) | 4/29/2025 | 4/29/2025 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | Event hosted at institute_Files_/73.Upload Report.090551.docx | 0 | |||||||
| Yoga Celebration | CELEBRATION OF 11th INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY 21ST JUNE, SATURDAY, 2025 | Narmada College Campus | 6/21/2025 | 6/21/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | Narmada College | Event hosted at institute_Files_/74.Upload Report.085002.pdf | 0 | ||||||
| Inaugural of Workshop | Inauguration of the Certificate Programme on EXIM Procedures and Documentation | NCM | 8/1/2025 | 8/1/2025 | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | MBA Sem 3 Studetns | NCM | Dr. Chetna Makwana, Prof. Iram Khan | Event hosted at institute_Files_/75.Upload Report.053711.pdf | 0 | ||||
| Guest Lecture | Celebrang NEP 2020 with a Lecture on Indian Knowledge Systems | NCM | 8/2/2025 | 8/2/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Dr. Subhash Yadav | MBA Sem 3 Students | NCM | Dr. Subhash Yadav | Celebrang NEP 2020 with a Lecture on Indian Knowledge Systems | Event hosted at institute_Files_/76.Upload Report.053938.pdf | 0 | ||
| Guest Lecture | Guest Lecture Report: B2B Marketing | Class Room No. 5, Narmada College of Management, Bharuch | 11/27/2025 | 11/27/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Tarun Gugliya (Marketing Consultant, 10 years’ experience in B2B Marketing) | MBA Marketing students | NCM | Dr. Subhash Yadav | Dimensions & Career Opportunities in Business-to-Business (B2B) Marketing | Event hosted at institute_Files_/77.Upload Report.104220.docx | 0 | ||
| Guest Lecture | HR SKILLS COUNCIL: ‘EXPERT LECTURE SERIES’ – “The Nuances of the HR Profession: Organizational Culture, Leadership, and Compliance Perspective” | NCM | 1/25/2025 | 1/25/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | Shri Alkesh Rana (Associate Director at Jubilant Ingrevia) | HR Specialization students of Sem -4, Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Director madam | NCM | Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala | Report on HR SKILLS COUNCIL: ‘EXPERT LECTURE SERIES’ Event Name: Expert Lecture Series -1 Date of Event: 25/01/25 (Saturday) Location of Event: NCM Conference Hall Audience: HR Specialization students of Sem -4, Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Director madam Subject: “The Nuances of the HR Profession: Organizational Culture, Leadership, and Compliance Perspective” Guest Speaker: Shri Alkesh Rana (Associate Director at Jubilant Ingrevia) Introduction: The session began with a warm welcome to the expert, Alkesh Rana Sir (Associate Director at Jubilant Ingrevia), who was invited to share insights on the HR profession. The orientation aimed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted nature of HR, emphasizing organizational culture, leadership, and compliance. This report dives deep into the nuances of the HR profession, focusing on three critical dimensions: organizational culture, leadership, and compliance. Dimensions covered: 1. Organizational Culture The guest speaker emphasized that organizational culture is more than just the environment in which people work; it’s the essence of how an organization operates and how employees interact. A positive culture leads to greater employee engagement, creativity, and productivity. It’s not enough to just talk about culture; it must be actively cultivated, and HR has a pivotal role in shaping and maintaining it. 2. Leadership The guest speaker shared that HR isn’t just a support function; it’s a leadership driver. HR is instrumental in ensuring that leadership styles align with the organization’s vision and culture. The speaker emphasized that HR's strategic leadership approach helps guide the organization in achieving its long-term goals while maintaining cultural cohesion. 3. Compliance Perspective The guest speaker highlighted HR’s critical role in ensuring legal compliance and protecting the organization from risks. By staying current with employment laws and ethical standards, HR safeguards the company from legal and reputational harm. Alkesh Rana sir, discussed what the next generation of professionals expects from their leaders, which includes: ● Profound knowledge of their field. ● A habit of self-renewal. ● Ability to work well across generations. ● Effectiveness in decision-making. ● Support in career development and mentorship. Key Takeaways: • Be positive and think positive – A positive mindset leads to better results. • Meet 5 to 10 people daily – Networking and connecting build stronger relationships. • Create a win-win situation – Align management and employee goals for mutual success. • Increase employee connection – Build trust and foster strong relationships. • Walk the talk – Practice what you preach to inspire confidence and credibility. • Do not say no to any work – Embrace opportunities to grow and learn. • Take chances to adopt change – Be adaptable and ready for transformation. • Fit into the culture – Understanding and blending with workplace culture is key. • Keep on innovating – Drive progress through creative thinking. • HR functions hierarchy – Gained insights into structuring HR practices and functions effectively. • Maintain a daily Excel sheet – Track work done, dates and remarks to stay organized and productive. Alkesh Rana Sir, discussed The HR profession is a dynamic field that demands a balance between strategic thinking, emotional intelligence, and technical expertise. As the profession evolves, HR must continue to act as a beacon of innovation, resilience, and ethical leadership. The session provided practical knowledge and valuable insights that have broadened students’ perspective on HR practices and professional growth. At the end of the presentation, the guest speaker engaged in a lively Q&A session, addressing several key topics raised by the audience. The Q&A session provided valuable insights and further clarified the role HR plays in creating a compliant, ethical, and culture-driven organization. The guest speaker’s responses reinforced the complexity and strategic importance of HR in today’s dynamic business landscape. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/78.Upload Report.093129.docx | 0 | ||
| Guest Lecture | Sailing through Power & Politics: Building Adaptive Personality Traits | NCSC Conference Hall | 2/8/2025 | 2/8/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Mr. Prashant Modasia | MBA SEMESTER I | NCM | Prof. Vaishali Sheth. | Report on the guest lecture on “Sailing through Power & Politics: Building Adaptive Personality Traits”. Title: Sailing through Power & Politics: Building Adaptive Personality Traits Date: 8th February 2025 Venue: NCSC Conference Hall Time: 2:15 pm – 4:45 pm Guest: Prashant Modasia Co-ordinator faculty name: Prof. Vaishali Sheth. Class : MBA SEMESTER I On February 8th 2025, NCM organized guest lecture at NCSC Conference Hall. Our guest Mr. Prashant Modasia gave speech on Power and Politics. He said “Excellence has always been achieved by those who dared to believe that something inside than is superior to circumstance.” He then explained us some corporate lessons: • Quality, Continuity • To achieve goal • Change for self • Create Aura • Ready to be rejected After that sir started the topic , he explained this topic that how one can survive in power and politics by adapting some personality traits. He then give us a brief explanation on successful business leader with example of boat. Learn from mistakes be open to be criticize , keep options in hand. He then explained us that to be ready to face hurdles for self. What is Power? That is to obey what I said what are the authority and what influence on one another. Types of power: • Coercive Power • Legitimate Power • Reward Power • Referent Power • Expert Power Then he taught us about Politics. Networking for an organization to achieve changes that benefit the organization or individuals with navigating for end results. • Poking : blaming without any reason • Controlling information • Cultivating network • Managing impression Building personality traits: How to be best in your field? By having passion to achieve overall goal. He then explained us the current beliefs of corporation and its behavior. Ethical conduct: • Transparency • Accountability • Social responsibility • Stakeholder Engagement Behavioral aspect: • Vission and Mission • Goals and strategies And what are the current practices for business revolves: • Strategy of business • Transparency of business • Service and communication • To remain competitive And he also added what are the current corporate methods the following points are as under: • Values and beliefs • Work ethics • Physical environment • HR company hiring practices • Team dynamics And he concluded the session with the quote : YOU ARE BEST CREATION OF ALL. “Never become deaf and dumb in corporate, Be open to be treated every time differently at the same time be adaptable for any damn situation”. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/79.Upload Report.093419.docx | 0 | ||
| Guest Lecture | Business Model Canvas by Shri Nin Tailor | NCM | 2/17/2025 | 2/17/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Shri Nitin Tailor | MBA Students | NCM | Dr. Subhash Yadav | The guest lecture by Shri Nin Tailor on the Business Model Canvas was highly informave and engaging. The parcipants gained a comprehensive understanding of the BMC as a strategic tool for business model development and analysis. The lecture provided valuable insights and praccal knowledge that can be applied to real-world business situaons. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/80.Upload Report.093813.pdf | 0 | ||
| Guest Lecture | HR SKILLS COUNCIL: EXPERT LECTURE SERIES – “HR and IR Compliance” | NCM | 2/15/2025 | 2/15/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | Shri Kamal Naik & Shri Hetal Bakre | HR MBA Students | NCM | HR SKILLS COUNCIL: EXPERT LECTURE SERIES Expert session by Shri Kamal Naik & Shri Hetal Bakre Date of Event: 15/02/2025(Saturday) Location of Event: NCM Conference Hall Prepared By: Khatri Ami, Patel Jahanvi, Patel Priyanshi Narmada College of Management organized an expert lecture on “HR and IR Compliance” on 15th February, 2025 at NCM Conference Hall. Session started with a warm welcome and brief introduction of the expert Shri Kamal Nayak sir (Retired as AVP HR from DCM Shriram) and Shri Hetal Kumar Bakre sir (Site Head at Heaubach Ankleshwar and Dahej) by Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala madam and Prof. Rakhi Thakkar madam respectively. The expert sessions on “HR and IR Compliance” highlighted the importance of implementing best practices to drive business success. First session was taken by Shri Hetal Bakre Sir: Mastering Negotiation Skills: • Trust is Currency – Build credibility through honesty & transparency. • Listen to Win – Pay attention, understand perspectives, and create impact. • Prepare Like a Pro – Always compare apples to apples, not apples to oranges. • Patience + Flexibility = Power – Be the bridge between employees & management. • Win-Win or Nothing – Negotiation isn’t about defeating; it’s about aligning. • Feedback is Fuel – Use it to level up continuously. • Active Listening • Connect with people is very important Two Unshakable Mantras from Shri Hetal Bakre Sir • “For the first three years, forget the clock—immerse yourself in learning." • "Know industry laws & compliance like the Bhagavad-Gita—make them your foundation." Second Session Was Taken by "Shri Kamal Naik" • Start Retirement Planning on Day One – Secure your future early! • Dream Like a Visionary, Work Like a Warrior – As Dhirubhai Ambani said, "Dream big, but back it up with relentless effort • Think Outside-In – Understand external trends to make smarter decisions. • Seek Feedback, always – Growth comes from listening and adapting. • Master Performance Management – It’s the key to long-term success. • Be a Lifelong Learner – "Learn, learn, learn—never stop growing!" • Stay Humble, Fly High – Just like a balloon, the lighter (humble) you are, the higher you soar. • Respond, Don’t React – Think before acting. • Do a SWOT Audit on Yourself – Regularly assess your growth. • Develop Key Traits – Curiosity, resilience, positivity, and strategic thinking. • Stay Industry-Smart – Keep an ear to the ground for trends & workplace shifts. • Collaboration is King – Success thrives on teamwork. These sessions were goldmine of knowledge and a reminder that HR & IR compliance is not just about policies—it’s about people, strategy, and continuous learning. Grateful for the opportunity to learn from such seasoned experts! | Event hosted at institute_Files_/81.Upload Report.094114.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | HR SKILL COUNCIL “EXPERT LECTURE SERIES” | NCM | 3/8/2025 | 3/8/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Dr. Mahesh Vashi (HR & Site Head), Colourtex Industries Pvt. Ltd. | MBA HR Students | NCM | HR SKILL COUNCIL “EXPERT LECTURE SERIES” Guest Speaker: Dr. Mahesh Vashi (HR & Site Head) Colourtex Industries Pvt. Ltd. Event Date : 8th March, 2025 Venue: NCM Conference Hall Time: 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM The HR Skill Council organized an insightful expert lecture series at the NCM Conference Hall. The session was conducted by Dr. Mahesh Vashi, HR & Site Head at Colourtex Industries Pvt. Ltd., a prominent figure with extensive experience in Human Resource Management. The session aimed to provide students with practical knowledge about key management functions, effective communication, and the importance of organizational vision and strategy. The lecture also included valuable insights on aligning resources, building relationships, and achieving desired outcomes in the workplace. The session began with an introductory speech by Harshita Srivastava (Student), who welcomed the guest speaker and highlighted his vast experience in HR and Industrial Relations (IR). She emphasized the importance of learning from experienced professionals like Dr. Mahesh Vashi to gain insights into real-world HR practices. Dr. Mahesh Vashi began his lecture by explaining some fundamental concepts related to communication, management, and organizations. • Communication: Defined as the intersection between ideas, messages, and information. He stressed the importance of effective communication in building strong relationships within organizations. • Management: Described as a systematic way of carrying out activities in the field of human effort. He highlighted that effective management requires discipline, proper planning, and strategic decision-making. • Company: Defined as a group of people working together to achieve a common goal. Dr. Vashi emphasized that success comes from doing what you love and encouraged students to find a career they are passionate about. He quoted: " No one can succeed in work which he or she does not like so my advice to you is, find what you like doing best and get someone to pay you for doing it." Dr. Vashi highlighted key management functions : 1. Utilization of available resources 2. Forming a Vision 3. Planning the strategy to realise the vision 4. Leadership & Team Building 5. Developing Human Resource 6. Delegation 7. Motivation 8. Communication 9. Reviewing Performance Dr. Vashi highlighted three key management functions essential for organizational success: 1. Utilization of Available Resources: He introduced a simple yet effective formula: R1 (Resources) + R2 (Relationships) = R3 (Results) He shared the example of the Mahabharata, where Arjuna and Duryodhana approached Lord Krishna for support during the war. Arjuna chose Krishna's guidance (leadership), while Duryodhana chose Krishna's army (resources). This example emphasized that strong leadership combined with proper resource management leads to success. 2. Forming a Vision: Dr. Vashi emphasized the importance of having a clear vision for the organization. He mentioned that when he first joined Colourtex, the company lacked a defined vision, which he later helped establish. To illustrate the importance of vision, he asked the audience to recall their college’s vision and read out the vision of Narmada College of Management. 3. Planning Strategy to Realize Vision: He explained that a vision alone is not enough; organizations must build a well-defined mission and strategic plans to achieve that vision. Without clear objectives, he warned that time and energy would be wasted. Mr Mahesh Vashi has discussed three functions because of time limit they have to end the session but he has assured that he will take another lecture to complete this. Conclusion Dr. Vashi concluded the session by emphasizing the importance of workplace safety, stating that employees should feel safe to perform effectively. He also advised students to learn the valuable lessons given by Lord Krishna, particularly for those aspiring to become future managers. Dr. Vashi mentioned that additional management functions would be covered in the next session. The session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Siya Patel, who expressed gratitude to Dr. Mahesh Vashi for his valuable insights and to the organizers for arranging the enlightening lecture. The session provided valuable knowledge about HR, effective management strategies, and the importance of aligning individual and organizational goals for long-term success. Key Takeaways: • Effective communication is crucial in HR management. • Successful organizations align their resources, relationships, and strategies to achieve desired outcomes • A clear vision and mission are essential for organizational growth. • Safety and employee well-being should always be a priority in HR practices. • The session provided valuable insights into HR, equipping students with practical knowledge to excel in their future careers. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/82.Upload Report.095440.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | HR SKILLS COUNCIL: ‘EXPERT LECTURE SERIES’ – “Global and Domestic HR Practices” | NCM Conference Hall | 2/8/2025 | 2/8/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Shri Manthan Joshi and Shri Vipul Rana | HR students of Sem-4, Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala, Prof. Rakhi Thakkar and director of NCM | NCM | Report on HR SKILLS COUNCIL: ‘EXPERT LECTURE SERIES’ Expert session by Shri Manthan Joshi and Shri Vipul Rana Event Name: HR Expert Lecture Series 2 Date of Event: 08/02/25 (Saturday) Location of Event: NCM Conference Hall Audience: HR students of Sem-4, Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala, Prof. Rakhi Thakkar and director of NCM Subject: “Global and Domestic HR Practices” Guest Speakers: Shri Manthan Joshi and Shri Vipul Rana Expert Lecture Series Session 2 was held for HR students on "Global and Domestic HR Practices” at NCM Conference Hall. The Session started with a warm welcome to the expert Shri Manthan Joshi (HR head at Perstorp Industries Pvt. Ltd. Sayakha) and Shri Vipul Rana (General Manager HR at Deccan Fine Chemicals Pvt. Ltd Ankleshwar GIDC). The expert sessions on global and domestic HR practices highlighted the importance of implementing best practices to drive business success. The sessions emphasized the need for organizations to prioritize employee well-being, provide opportunities for growth and development, and foster a culture of transparency and equality. Session 1 Vipul Sir beautifully illustrated the virtues a student should strive for, drawing from the shloka: "काक चेष्टा, बको ध्यानं, स्वान निद्रा तथैव च अल्पहारी, गृहत्यागी, विद्यार्थी पंच लक्षणं" The shloka says be relentless in your efforts, stay unwaveringly attentive, be alert and ready to act, embrace simplicity and discipline and prioritize learning over material comforts. The expert lecture by Sir emphasized the evolving role of HR, focusing on responsibilities, adaptability, continuous learning, compliance, and leadership. Shri Vipul Rana shared practical insights for HR professionals to align with business objectives, embrace change, and ensure commitment to drive results. Students also learnt to understand company processes and staying updated with compliance trends that are crucial for regulatory adherence. He told about the transition from managerial roles to leadership, fostering inclusivity, and making data-driven decisions using psychometric tools enhance workforce effectiveness. Further lessons include Career planning, empathy, and ethical HR practices contribute to long-term growth, while a risk-taking mindset promotes innovation. Once limited to welcome, welfare, and farewell, HR now plays a strategic role in workforce planning and transformation, driving organizational success and employee well-being. Session 2 Shri Manthan Joshi highlighted that HR professionals must be proactive, anticipate challenges, and build close relationships with employees. He emphasized the importance of courage, pure intentions, and readiness to take on responsibilities without hesitation. He stressed that belief changes lead to action changes, urging us to maintain positivity and adapt to new technologies. The orientation aimed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted nature of HR, emphasizing organizational culture, leadership, and compliance. He highlighted that courage and pure intentions were fundamental in HR practices. We learned that HR professionals should be ready to take on any work without hesitation and should avoid saying no to responsibilities. A true organizational culture, according to him, was defined by diverse perspectives and inclusive participation. Networking and collaboration were also crucial aspects of HR, as we understood the importance of building meaningful professional relationships. He advised us to keep a close watch on the company’s portfolio and ensure its alignment with organizational goals and objectives. The focus should be on three things: storytelling to team members, recognition and bring one to one. Both the experts shared live experiences of situations faced by them and how they solved. There was a Q&A session at the end of the session where students cleared their doubts and gained more knowledge. Overall, the session reinforced the importance of being proactive, adaptable, and people-oriented in HR. These learnings would guide us in developing a strong HR mindset and approach in our future professional endeavours. Key Takeaways: ● Change should be adopted rather than enforced. ● Think positive and accept positivity. ● Always try to give time to build connections and learning. ● Culture eats strategy for breakfast ● Keep yourself updated with latest trends and technology. ● There should be Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity at all the levels in an organization. ● Align the goals of organization and employees. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/83.Upload Report.095731.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | HR Skills Council – HRD Interventions | NCM Conference Hall | 3/8/2025 | 3/8/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Shri Shreeji Mani | HR Specialization Student (sem 4) | NCM | HR Skills Council An Expert Session by Shri Shreeji Mani Event Name: HR Skills Council Date of Event: 08/03/25 (Saturday) Time: 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm Location of Event: NCM Conference Hall Audience: HR Specialization Student (sem 4) Topic: HRD Interventions 1. Introduction Session conducted by Shri Shreeji Mani focused on key HR strategies, including HR visibility, competency mapping, workforce alignment, compensation equity, and learning interventions. The session provided insights into how HR professionals can enhance their role in organizations and improve employee engagement. 2. Key Takeaways from the Seminar HR Visibility and Its Importance • HR professionals should be visible in organizations as it gives them a strategic edge. • Visibility enhances trust and improves HR’s role in decision-making. • HR must be proactive in communication and engagement. Competency Mapping and Workforce Alignment • Organizations should identify key competencies required for different roles. • HR must focus on qualification requirements, skill sets, and job descriptions. • TSD (Training Skill Development), PMS (Performance Management System), and SHRM (Strategic HR Management) play a crucial role in competency identification. Compensation and Employee Engagement • Maintaining internal and external equity is crucial in compensation management. • Compensation should be linked to performance to enhance motivation. • Fair compensation structures lead to better employee satisfaction and engagement. Learning Interventions in HR • Learning programs should be structured with clear needs, budget, methodology, execution, and evaluation. • HR should focus on value-based learning interventions rather than adding unnecessary training. • Branding of learning programs should be done through internal promotion rather than advertisements. 3. Conclusion The seminar emphasized the need for HR professionals to be more visible, strategic, and proactive. Effective competency mapping, fair compensation structures, and well-designed learning programs are essential for enhancing workforce productivity and engagement. Implementing these strategies will help organizations create a more efficient and motivated workforce. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/84.Upload Report.101044.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | “The joy of pursuing Impossible Dreams” | Conference Hall (NCSC) | 4/1/2025 | 4/1/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Hemant Kher | MBA Students | NCM | NARMADA COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Guest session “The joy of pursuing Impossible Dreams” By: Sir Hemant Kher Date:- 1st April 2025 (Saturday) Time:-11:30 PM to 1:30 PM Venue:-Conference Hall (NCSC) Introduction about Speaker: – Shri Hemant Kher is widely known for his exceptional portrayal of Ashwin Mehta in Scam 1992 (Webseries on SonyLIV rated at 8.6 on IMDb). Acting is just one aspect of Hemant Kher’s career. Before his claim to fame, this National School of Drama Alumni, has worked as a Writer and Creative Director for numerous non-fiction shows like India’s Best Dramebaaz, Saregamapa, Jhalak Dikhalaja, Dance India Dance etc. He has shaped many careers as an Acting coach also. As an actor he is seen portraying pivotal characters in Webseries like The Whistleblower, School Of Lies, Crackdown 2, Rudra, Lust stories 2 and Films like ‘Vanvaas’, Notebook, Aye Zindagee’ and ‘Shadow Assassins’. His lead role in Gujarati series ‘Azaad’ got him great accolades. The ITA and Mid-Day versatile actor award winner will soon be seen in Netflix series like ‘Sare Jahan Se Achha and Taskaree. He will also be seen playing villain in Gujarati film Manch. Hemant Kher has never left his first love, theatre. You can watch him in plays like ‘third bell’ ’Lagan Magan’ and soon to be produced ‘Pandit Sukhlaal’. His 15 years’ experience as writer, director and acting coach has helped him carved his path as a successful actor. Objective of the Session: – The primary goal of the Guest Session was to introduce students to industry trends, discuss leadership skills, and explore career opportunities. Session was designed to equip students with valuable knowledge and real-world applications relevant to their academic and professional growth. The objective of a guest session on "The Joy of Pursuing Impossible Dreams" was to inspire and empower students to embrace ambitious goals, overcome obstacles, and cultivate a resilient mindset. Details of Event: – Sir Hemant Kher started session with a thought “If a man learns to learn, he can learn everything”. He is a Multi tasker and never said no to do any work. He added that anything if one does repeatedly again and again, he/she become perfect in that. He encouraged to do something which is impossible and emphasized on psychological practice rather than physical practice. He gave three tools: 1) Listening, 2) Observation and 3) Practice. He said that one may face many resistances in the way of finding uniqueness in inner state. These resistances arise from both internal and external forces that make it difficult to embrace individuality. To overcome these resistances, one must develop self-awareness, practice courage and cultivate the mind set of self-acceptance. According to him, best version of creativity is to surrender oneself because creativity flows effortlessly when we let go off control, expectation and fear. He suggested that “learn to listen rather than learn to speak”. This principle highlights that power of deep understanding over mere expression. He believed that “There is nothing in this world that we can’t do”. It indicates that boundless potential of human being. He shared two options and may work on it – I) Do whatever you enjoy & II) Enjoy whatever you do. This statement focuses on two fundamental approaches to happiness and success. Sir said that when we are free we do two things: Worried and Guilty. Impact on students: – The Guest Session proved to be highly beneficial as it encouraged students to think critically, ask insightful questions, and explore new avenues in their field of interest. Many participants expressed enthusiasm about applying the knowledge gained in their academic projects and future careers. The event was a great success, fulfilling its objective of fostering learning and development among students. The positive feedback from attendees shows the importance of such sessions in enriching the academic environment. We look forward to organizing similar sessions in the future to continue empowering students with knowledge and skills. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/85.Upload Report.101420.docx | 0 | |||
| Elocution Competition | ELOCUTION COMPETITION VOICE OF YOUTH FOR VIKSIT BHARAT@2047 | NCM | 4/23/2025 | 4/23/2025 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | MBA Students | NCM | ELOCUTION COMPETITION VOICE OF YOUTH FOR VIKSIT BHARAT@2047 An Elocuon compeon was held on 23rd April, Wednesday, 2025 at 2 :00 PM for first year students on the below menoned topics. This was organized to nominate one student from the College for the same compeon to be organized by Gujarat Technological University at a later date. 13 shortlisted parcipants expressed their views in Gujara, Hindi and English on the below menoned topics. TO LOVE, IS A GREAT RESPONSIBILITY AS WELL ૧) ેમ કરવો એ એક ગભં ીર જવાબદાર પણ છે. CLEAR DECISION-MAKING POWER IS AN IMPORTANT ASPECT OF PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT ૨) પટ િનણય લેવાની શત એ યતવ િવકાસનો એક મહવણૂ પા ું છે. NO ONE CAN STOP BHARAT FROM BECOMING VISHWAGURU ૩) ભારતને િવુ ુ બનતા કોઈ રોક શકશે નહ. BHARAT WILL REMAIN AT THE FOREFRONT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN FUTURE ૪) ભિવયમા ં ૃિમ ુમાના ેમા ં ભારત ટોચ ું રા બનશે. READING OF LITERATURE LEADS TO POWER OF THINKING IN AN INDIVIDUAL ૫) સાહય ું વાચં ન યતને િવચારવાની શત આપે છે. The winners of the compeon were as listed below: 1. Shahista Khan – Division A -Consolaon Posion 2. Anas Patel – Division A – 3rd Posion 3. Asha Solanki – Division B – 2nd Posion 4. Shivani Patel – Division B – 1st Posion Miss Shivani Patel will represent Narmada College of Management, at the GTU Elocuon Compeon on Viksit Bharat @2047. ************************* | Event hosted at institute_Files_/86.Upload Report.102225.pdf | 0 | ||||
| Guest Lecture | Critical Thinking & Innovation | Conference Hall (NCSC) | 4/15/2025 | 4/15/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | JC DR. NIRAV MAJUMDAR | All MBA Students | NCM | Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala & Prof. Vaishali Sheth | Guest Session Report on Critical Thinking & Innovation Date: 15th April 2025 (Tuesday) Time: 2:15 PM to 4:45 PM Venue: Conference Hall (NCSC) Topic: Insight training session on CRITICAL THINKING AND INNOVATION Guest Speaker: JC DR. NIRAV MAJUMDAR Faculty Coordinator – Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala & Prof. Vaishali Sheth An engaging guest session on the topic “CRITICAL THINKING AND INNOVATION” was hosted by NCM in collaboration with JCI Bharuch Chapter for the MBA First year students on 15th April, 2025. The session was a part of MOU signed with JCI Bharuch chapter and conducted with objective to prepare students for dynamic challenges in their academic and professional lives. The event brought together students, faculty, and JCI professionals, creating a platform for knowledge exchange and skill development. About Junior Chamber International (JCI) Bharuch Chapter JCI is a non-profit organization for developing young leaders (18-40) focused on leadership development, community action, and international cooperation. It’s a voluntary organization, membership-based NGO working in India since 1949 for developing the leadership skills of young men and women of this country. It is affiliated to Junior Chamber International (JCI), a worldwide federation of young leaders and entrepreneurs founded in 1944, having headquarter at Chester Field USA. Currently it has over 200,000 active members and more than one million graduates, in over 200+ countries and 6,000 communities. About Resource Person – Dr Nirav Majumdar Dr. Nirav Majumdar is a National Trainer & Business Coach, committed with a mission of "Man Making. Nation Building". He has a training experience of over 15 years, and has trained over 300,000 participants from 25 Countries. He is specialized in World's Oldest Tool for Self Discovery and People Skills viz Enneagram. He has developed his own 18 Step Methodology to master self and learn important leadership skills through Enneagram. He has conducted more than 40 Session on Enneagram. Key Highlights Understanding Critical Thinking: Speaker began by defining critical thinking and its significance in academic and professional settings. Participants were encouraged to question assumptions, evaluate evidence, and consider alternative viewpoints. Practical exercises were conducted to demonstrate critical thinking methodologies. Examples of successful innovative initiatives in various industries were shared, emphasizing the link between critical thinking and creative solutions. The speaker highlighted the need for a mindset that embraces change and promotes curiosity. Session also included interactive activities where students collaborated in small groups to brainstorm innovative solutions to real-world problems. He started with making audience understand the difference between man and animal to which his opinion was there is no difference if human does not use his brain in a creative way. He said that man is here to make world better. He made students introspect by asking few questions like – why are we here? What is the objective of being here? (ex: why we are doing MBA?) Then he interrogated on what is thinking out of the box? and why can’t humans think outside the box? To which reply was that Thinking Out of Box means to Think Differently & Creatively and reasons explored during session were – Hurry to give agreement with the things how they are and not thinking in-depth about them Lack of curiosity Less focus towards objective Mind set (limitation is just in our mind). To make audience convinced, he gave following phrase – “The challenge is not to create new idea, The challenge is to escape the old idea”. He encouraged and suggested students to practice following ways to think outside the box. 1. See and appreciate creativity: He asked student to collect their wow movements of life. If one collects and capture their best movements, they will always be motivated towards doing things again. Collect 50 such wows. 2. Same things – different way: We don’t need to do big things for boosting creativity in us, but need to think and do same things in a different way. 3. Observe obvious- do unobvious: Pay attention to things and incidents in front of us. Notice such things that most people overlook and take actions that are unexpected, innovative. 4. Solve puzzles: He pointed that we can solve or play puzzles for better mind power and creative thinking. The puzzles make our minds think in a broad way. 5. Reverse thinking: He suggested that one should develop skills of Reverse thinking, which is a creative problem-solving technique where you examine the opposite of your goal or the problem to generate novel solutions or avoid potential pitfalls. 6. Generate alternative: Our brain is train to take shortcut, so we need to avoid shortcuts and generate alternatives for better decision making 7. Know your strengths: One should work on his /her strengths better, where one should identify area in which one is good at, know & observe oneself, experience different things and then select the best. 8. Improvise: Always find the scope of improvements in things whatever we do. One should try to do little bit better or more then what one is doing right now. Finally, session ended by sharing that “if you keep on Trying what you are interested, it never makes you feel tired”. Conclusion The guest session on critical thinking and innovation was a significant step toward equipping students with essential skills for their professional journeys. By fostering an environment of open discussion and creativity, NCM continues to dedicate resources to the personal and academic growth of its students. The session sparked a sense of curiosity and creativity amongst the students. They were motivated to think more independently and explore innovative ways to solve problems, both in their studies and in real life. It wasn’t just a learning experience—it was an eye-opener that left them feeling more confident and inspired. Glimpse Of the event: | Event hosted at institute_Files_/87.Upload Report.102737.Majumdar_15425.docx | 0 | ||
| Guest Lecture | Guest Session – Marketing Skills Council – “Career in Financial Services” | Marketing Class, NCM | 8/26/2025 | 8/26/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | Mr. Jayesh Shah, Area Sales Manager, Kotak Life Insurance | MBA Marketing students | NCM | Dr. Subhash Yadav | NARMADA COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT (Academic Year – 2025-’26) Report on Guest Session for Marketing Students “Career in Financial Services” By: Mr. Jayesh Shah, Area Sales Manager, Kotak Life Insurance Date:- 26thAugust (Tuesday) Time: -03:00 PM to 04:00 PM Venue: – Marketing Class, NCM As part of the Marketing Skills Council, a guest session was organized for the MBA Marketing students of Narmada College of Management (NCM) on the topic “Career in Financial Services.” The expert invited for the session was Mr. Jayesh Shah, who is working as an Area Sales Manager in Kotak Life Insurance. The session began with a warm welcome and introduction of the guest by Dr. Subhash Yadav. He highlighted Mr. Shah’s professional journey and his valuable experience in the field of financial services. Mr. Shah then shared his rich insights about the financial services sector, explaining how students can prepare themselves for a career in this dynamic industry. He emphasized the importance of client handling skills, trust-building, and effective communication, which are crucial in the insurance and financial domain. He further elaborated on the opportunities available for management graduates in areas like sales, client servicing, financial advisory, and planning. At the same time, he discussed the challenges faced by professionals, such as meeting client expectations, dealing with competition, and handling regulatory changes. The session was highly interactive and motivating, providing the students with practical knowledge and clarity about career prospects in the financial services industry. It concluded with an engaging discussion where students expressed their queries and received valuable guidance from the expert. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/88.Upload Report.103312.pdf | 0 | ||
| Guest Lecture | Basics of GST | NCM | 9/20/2025 | 9/20/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Dr. (CA) Shailendra Saxena | Second-year MBA students | NCM | NARMADA COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Report on Guest Session – Basics of GST 20th September 2025 On September 20, 2025, Narmada College of Management organized a guest lecture on GST, providing second-year MBA students with crucial insights into one of India's most significant tax reforms. The speaker for the session was Dr. (CA) Shailendra Saxena. The primary goal of the guest lecture was to provide MBA students with a comprehensive and practical understanding of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. The session aimed to offer conceptual clarity on GST's structure, its impact on businesses and consumers, and the latest changes in its tax slabs. This knowledge is particularly crucial for students specializing in marketing and finance, as it directly relates to pricing strategies, taxation, and financial compliance. About the Speaker Dr. (CA) Shailendra Saxena is a distinguished expert in accounting and taxation. A Commerce Graduate with a Ph.D. in Financial Management, he is a fellow member of three major professional bodies: the ICAI, ICMAI, and ICSI. His vast experience includes serving as a past chairman for regional chapters of both ICAI and ICMAI and currently holding positions on important committees related to direct and indirect taxes. As a published author and a guest faculty at the National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes & Narcotics (NACIN), Dr. Saxena brought a wealth of practical and academic knowledge to the session. The lecture was structured to be both informative and easy to follow. Dr. Saxena covered several key areas: Introduction to GST: Explained the fundamental concept, objectives, and the historical context of its introduction as a unified tax system. Types of GST: Provided a clear distinction between CGST, SGST, IGST, and UTGST with practical examples to illustrate their application in different scenarios. Key Features: Discussed core principles like "One Nation, One Tax" and the elimination of the cascading effect of taxes. GST Registration and ITC: Detailed the process of GST registration, including threshold limits, and demystified the concept of Input Tax Credit (ITC) and its benefits for businesses. New GST Slabs: A significant highlight was the discussion on the restructured GST rates. Dr. Saxena announced the abolition of the 12% and 28% slabs, simplifying the system to two standard rates: 5% and 18%. He also mentioned a special 40% slab for sin and luxury items and a 0% exemption for essential goods. This provided students with up-to-date and highly relevant information. Challenges and Future Scope: Addressed the practical difficulties of GST compliance and filing, and discussed its potential for further evolution. NARMADA COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Beyond the technical content, Dr. Saxena shared an inspiring life lesson. He advised students that success is not just about academic degrees but about developing multiple skills and practical knowledge. He encouraged them to be continuous learners to build a successful and meaningful career. The session provided students with crucial insights, including: A deeper understanding of GST's structure and its operational mechanics. Awareness of the latest tax policies and their impact on pricing. Real-world knowledge of how businesses manage GST compliance and its effects on supply chains. The realization of the importance of taxation for management professionals. The guest lecture by Dr. (CA) Shailendra Saxena was a highly valuable and enriching experience. It successfully transitioned the students' understanding of GST from theoretical concepts to practical, real-world applications. The discussion on the newly introduced GST slabs was particularly timely and provided the students with current industry knowledge. The interactive nature of the session and the speaker's engaging delivery made a complex topic both accessible and interesting. The college extends its sincere gratitude to Dr. Saxena for his expertise and to the management for organizing this beneficial event. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/89.Upload Report.103810.pdf | 0 | |||
| Orientation program | Orientation Program for MBA Batch 2025–2027 Day 2nd “In Search of My Identity” | Conference Hall (NCSC) | 8/20/2025 | 8/20/2025 | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | Prof. (Dr) Raju Rathod | MBA students (Batch 2025–2027) | NCM | NARMADA COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Report on Orientation Program for MBA Batch 2025–2027 Day 2nd “In Search of My Identity” By: Prof. (Dr) Raju Rathod Date:- 20thAugust(Wednesday) Time:-10:00 AM to 1:30 PM Venue:-Conference Hall (NCSC) The Orientation Program for the newly admitted MBA students (Batch 2025–2027) continued on its second day at Narmada College of Management (NCM) with an engaging and motivational session followed by a welcome party hosted by the senior students. The program commenced with a warm welcome to all the first-year students by Prof. Rakesh Panchal, who also introduced the esteemed guest speaker, Prof. (Dr.) Raju Rathod. Dr. Rathod is a Professor at the MBA Department of Sardar Patel University, Vallabh Vidyanagar, a renowned trainer, and currently serving as the Regional Vice President (West) of ISTD. Dr. Rathod delivered an expert session on the topic “In Search of My Identity.” The session was highly interactive and motivating for the students, providing them with valuable insights into personal growth and MBA life. To make the session more impactful, Dr. Rathod engaged the students through an innovative game, which encouraged active participation and selfreflection. He also recommended three inspirational books for their academic and personal journey: 1. I Am OK, You Are OK 2. Start with Why 3. Mindset To honor the guest, Dr. Subhash Yadav welcomed Dr. Rathod with a floral bouquet. Prof. Kanu Raval delivered the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude for Dr. Rathod’s time and his inspiring motivational session. A memento was presented to Dr. Rathod by Dr. Chetna Makwana as a token of appreciation. The first half of the day concluded with the expert session, leaving the students motivated and enthusiastic about their MBA journey. In the second half, the second-year MBA students organized a lively welcome party for the newly admitted batch. The event created a cheerful atmosphere, helping students to bond and begin their journey at NCM with enthusiasm and positivity. The day was truly inspiring and memorable, combining motivation, learning, and celebration, and successfully set the tone for the academic life ahead. Some Glimpse Of the event: – | Event hosted at institute_Files_/90.Upload Report.104012.pdf | 0 | |||
| Management Event | FLAIR 2025: Speak Your Mind. Win Your Future. An Inter College Extravaganza for Students | NCM | 10/4/2025 | 10/4/2025 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | NCM and NCSC Students | NCM | Prof. Iram Khan and Prof. Vaishali Sheth | Report on FLAIR 2025: Speak Your Mind. Win Your Future. An Inter College Extravaganza for Students "FLAIR 2025" Inter College Extravaganza, organized by Narmada College of Management (NCM), Bharuch, was a successful platform designed to challenge students and foster intellectual growth. The event featured five key competitions: Debate, Elocution, Quiz, Group Discussion, and Poster Design. Held on 4th October 2025, the event aimed to boost confidence, sharpen communication skills, and facilitate networking among students at the Narmada campus. The overall management, coordinated by both faculty and student teams, ensured a smooth and engaging experience for all participants. FLAIR 2025 commenced with a formal inaugural function at 10:45 am, setting an inspiring tone for the day. Faculty Coordinators, Prof. Iram Khan and Prof. Vaishali Sheth, provided a concise overview of the five competitive events, detailing their rules and the intellectual challenges they presented. A concluding address before the competitions began focused on the values of healthy competition, learning, and networking, encouraging students to participate wholeheartedly. 1. Debate Competition Debate topics for competition were – 1. Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe? 2. Real or Reel Role Models? Total 14 students in a pair of two students per team i.e. 7 teams participated in the competition with one debating "for" and the other "against" the topic. All the participating teams were from NCM except one team from NCSC (BBA) which participated in the event. Out of 7 teams, 6 teams presented on the topic – Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe? and one team presented on debate topic – Real or Reel Role Models? Team performance was evaluated through two rounds – Speaking round and the other was Rebuttal round. In speaking round each participant was given total 5 minutes to deliver their views on the selected topic. In the rebuttal round, students rebutted and cross questioned with each other on the points spoken in the speaking round. The language used in both rounds was English. Debaters presented accurate facts and evidence to take stand on their points. Participant Teams were evaluated on the basis of Argument strength, delivery, rebuttal time management, Q&A. Panel of Judges for Debate competition: 1. Dr. Subhash Yadav 2. Dr. Shailesh Shah Faculty Coordinator: Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala Name of the Student Coordinators: 1. Niraj Vasava (MBA SY; HR Specialization) 2. Modi Sujal Atulkumar (MBA FY; Div A) 3. Raj Unnati Virendra Sinh (MBA FY; Div B) 4. Patel Harshkumar Rajubhai (MBA FY; Div B) 5. Yadav Ratnesh Nandlal (MBA FY; Div B) Winners of the Debate Competition were: – First Position: – PRINCY PATEL & KRISHNA SHAH (NCM MBA SY; HR Specialization) Second Position: NIDHI SOLANKI & RUTVA VOHRA (NCSC, BBA) Third Position: YASH PATEL & PRIYANSHU TIWARI (NCM MBA SY; Finance Specialization) The Debate competition concluded with the inputs from Panel of Judges on how to improvise on debating skills; appreciating the students for their efforts. The debate competition was a success, promoting intellectual engagement and public speaking skills among students. It also fostered a spirit of healthy competition and collaboration. Plans are underway to organize similar events in the future to continue nurturing talent and confidence among students. Glimpse of the event 2. Elocution Competition The Elocution Competition was designed to encourage students to express their ideas confidently and develop their communication and presentation skills. It focused on enhancing students’ ability to think critically, speak fluently, and express themselves effectively before an audience. The event began at 11:00 a.m. in the Amphitheatre at NCM. The topics given for the Elocution Competition were “Ways to Mitigate Climate Change” and “Viksit Bharat 2047.” A total of 13 participants showcased their talent, with representation from both NCM and NCSC. Participants prepared their speeches in English and presented them within a 3-minute time limit, showcasing their creativity, awareness, and confidence. The competition was judged by Dr. Chetna Makwana (I/C Director) and Prof. Rakhi Thakkar, who evaluated participants based on relevance of content, depth of speech, voice modulation, confidence, audience engagement, and time management. The student coordinators were Anas Patel, Jay Mistry, Jay Parmar, Parth and Hil Shah. Prof. Iram Khan was the faculty coordinator for the event. The winners of the Elocution Contest were as follows: Position Name of the student Institute First Solanki Ashaben Pushpendrasinh NCM – Sem III Second Anas Patel NCM– Sem III Third Anjali Dharmendra Shukla NCSC – BBA Overall, the Elocution Competition under FLAIR 2025 turned out to be an inspiring and intellectually enriching event that provided students with an opportunity to speak their minds, share innovative ideas, and build self-confidence. It truly reflected the spirit of FLAIR 2025 — “Speak Your Mind, Win Your Future.” 3. Quiz Competition The Quiz competition was successfully coordinated under the guidance of Prof. Rakesh Panchal, along with active support from the Student Coordinators namely, Disha Modi, Harsh Jaglawala, Janvi Patel, Vrushi Bhatt, Ritu Sharma, Tailor Bismillah, Manav Desai, Hetvi Patel, Solanki Kinjal, and Vrajrajsinh Nakoom. A total of 62 participants took part in the quiz competition. The competition was conducted in three rounds: Round 1: Elimination Round All 62 participants appeared for this round, which tested their knowledge on various domains. Based on their performance, 16 participants were selected for the next round. Round 2: Group Round The 16 team selected participants. These teams were then divided into 4 groups, and from each group, one winning team advanced to the final round. Round 3: Final Round The final round was highly competitive and engaging. Based on their performance and scores, the top three teams were declared winners: Position Name of the student Institute First Patel Priyanshu Rakeshbhai and Solanki Hinaben Vinodbhai NCM – Sem III Second Nawaz Mo Tariq Mansuri and Sahid Shaikh NCM – Sem I Third Gauswami Meet and Mistry Shlok NCM – Sem III The quiz competition received an overwhelming response from the students and was appreciated for its well-structured format and smooth execution. The event not only tested participants’ knowledge but also promoted teamwork, quick thinking, and healthy competition among students. Overall, the Quiz Competition under FLAIR 2025 was a great success, reflecting the enthusiasm and collaborative efforts of both students and faculty members. 4. Group Discussion The objective of this event was to enhance students’ communication skills, critical thinking, and teamwork. A total of 18 Students participated enthusiastically in the Group Discussion session. Following thought-provoking topics were assigned for discussion: 1. Role of Social Media in Shaping the Society Participants discussed how social media influences Positive and Negative opinions, their how to connects people globally, and spreads awareness. Positive aspects such as digital activism, education, and networking were highlighted, along with negative effects like misinformation, cyberbullying, and digital privacy concerns. The discussion concluded that responsible use of social media can be a powerful tool for positive change. Teams 1, 2, and 3 (each consisting of five members) discussed the first topic. 2. India’s Geopolitical Challenges and its Solutions This discussion focused on India’s position in global politics, border tensions, trade relations, and energy security. Participants addressed issues like relations with neighbouring countries, defences preparedness, and the need for diplomatic strategies. The group emphasized strengthening international alliances, promoting economic self-reliance, and adopting a balanced foreign policy as key solutions. Team 4 comprising three members, discussed the second topic. Judgement Criteria After evaluating all teams on content, clarity, teamwork, and presentation skills, on these parameters the judges appreciated the participants for their active involvement and logical perspectives. The Judges for this competition were Dr. Chetna Makwana and Prof. Iram Khan. The event was coordinated by Prof. Vaishali Sheth The winners of the event were announced as follows: 🥇 First Prize: Taksh Pandya [MBA Sem III] 🥈 Second Prize: Dhruvi Chadderwala [MBA Sem I] 🥉 Third Prize: Prachi Parmar [MBA Sem III] The student coordinators for the event were Raj Rana [SY MBA], Neel Rana [FY MBA], Naitik Talati [FY MBA], Bhumika Solanki [FY MBA] The above event was also graced by presence of Dr. Sushmita Ganguly, Director Education, NEST. Her words of appreciation Motivated Students of NCM. This event taught students importance of team work, time management and effective communication skills. 5. Poster Design The primary objective of the Poster Design competition was to engage the youth with the enduring principles of Mahatma Gandhi, encouraging them to express their understanding of his philosophy through the creative medium of visual art. The contest aimed to promote values such as non-violence, social harmony, and sustainable living. Participants were required to create posters based on one of the three following themes, which were carefully selected to reflect the key aspects of Gandhian ideology: 1. Swadeshi 2. Unity in Diversity 3.Gandhian Philosophy The students brought their own drawing materials and utilized various mediums to translate their ideas onto the posters, demonstrating remarkable artistic skill and depth of thought. The event commenced at 11 AM. A total of 24 students (12 teams) participated enthusiastically, creating posters that were both visually impactful and thought-provoking. The participants were given 1 hour to complete their creative entries. The event was coordinated by Prof. Rakhi Thakkar. The entries were evaluated by a panel of judges comprising Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Prof. Vaishali Sheth. Evaluation Criteria: Posters were judged on: adherence to the theme, neatness, ttractiveness of the poster, Creativity and Oral Presentation. Winners of the competition were: • First Prize: Rana Nisha Jignesh Bhai and Vasava Tanuja Ben Milan Bhai from FY (MBA) • Second Prize: Patel Munira Abdulmajid and Patel Mubassira Siraj from SY(MBA) • Third Prize: Chokwala Shadiyah Siraj and Patel Sadyabanu Yunus Haji from SY (MBA) The competition concluded on a high note with the presence of Dr. Sushmita Ganguly, Director Education, NEST. Dr. Ganguly took the time to personally view the impressive posters, appreciating the students' creativity and efforts before having the distinct honour of awarding medals to the competition winners. The event was a tremendous success, achieving its goal of blending artistic competition with a tribute to the Father of the Nation. The event provided an excellent platform for the students to not only showcase their talent but also to internalize and creatively interpret the profound lessons of Mahatma Gandhi in a modern context. Conclusion The successful execution of FLAIR 2025, the Inter College Extravaganza for Students, marked a significant achievement for Narmada College of Management, Bharuch, in fostering a culture of holistic student development. Held on Saturday, October 4th, 2025, the event delivered on its promise to be the ultimate platform for students to "Speak Your Mind. Win Your Future." The high engagement and calibre of participation across all five major segments—Debate, Elocution, Group Discussion, Quiz, and Poster Design—underscored the students' preparedness and intellectual curiosity on critical national and global themes, including climate change, AI's role in society, and India's geopolitical challenges. The event provided a tangible environment for participants to sharpen their communication skills and boost their confidence. The event concluded with a valedictory, where Dr. Sushmita Ganguly and the faculties of the institute distributed the medals and certificates to the winners of respective events. The prize distribution formally recognized the outstanding talent and hard work of the winners and participants. The institute also formally acknowledges the achievements of the students and the dedication of the Student Coordinators – Mr. Taksh Pandya, Ms. Asha Solanki, Mr. Digvijay Gohil and Mr. Krunal Solanki whose collaborative efforts were instrumental in the smooth and successful execution of FLAIR 2025. FLAIR 2025 successfully met its objectives of challenging intellect, encouraging creativity, and promoting peer connectivity, setting a high benchmark for future iterations of this annual extravaganza. ***** | Event hosted at institute_Files_/91.Upload Report.104304.pdf | 0 | |||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | Princy Patel secures 2nd Position in PARISHTI 2025 – A National-level Summer Internship Project Competition at GLS University | GLS University (Ahmedabad) | 9/22/2025 | 9/22/2025 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | Princy Patel and Taksh Pandya | GLS University (Ahmedabad) | Princy Patel secures 2nd Position in PARISHTI 2025 – A National-level Summer Internship Project Competition at GLS University Event: “National Level Summer Internship Project competition – PARISHTI 2025” Venue: GLS University (Ahmedabad) Date: 22nd September, 2025 Total Participants in Event: 65 Students participants from various management institutes across India. Participants from Narmada Collage of Management: 2 Students SIP Coordinator: Prof. Rakhi Thakkar Accolades continue to shower on Narmada College of Management as two students participated in the "National-level Summer Internship Project Competition," organized by the Faculty of Management, GLS University, Ahmedabad, on September 22, 2025 and brought significant achievement for the college. The SIP Competition at GLS University was a highly competitive platform that encouraged students to showcase the knowledge and skills they acquired during their internships. Several participants from reputed institutions such as BK School of Professional and Management Studies, The Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Amity University, Shanti Business School, etc., participated. Two students from MBA program at Narmada College of Management successfully participated in this national-level competition: 1 Taksh Pandya HRD Climate Prof. Iram Khan 2. Princy Patel Psychological Contract Prof. Rakhi Thakkar We are proud to report that Princy Patel achieved an outstanding result in the competition: • Project Title: Psychological Contract • Faculty Guide: Prof. Rakhi Thakkar • Rank Secured: 2nd Rank (Second Position) • Award: A Cash Prize of Rs. 15,000/- (Rupees Fifteen Thousand). This accomplishment, securing the 2nd position against numerous participants from across the country, is a testament to the good quality of research conducted by our students and the dedicated mentorship provided by our faculty. The success of Ms. Princy Patel and the active participation of Mr. Taksh Pandya at a recognized national-level event brings distinction and pride to Narmada College of Management. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Princy Patel for her exceptional work. We encourage other students to emulate this success and participate actively in future competitions. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/92.Upload Report.104542.docx | 0 | ||||
| Mock Interview | Event on Mock interview | NCM Campus | 11/22/2025 | 11/22/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Name Designation Company Name Batch Mr. Shreyank Parikh Site HR Head Adama Pvt. Ltd. 2012–2014 Mr. Sandeep Vasava Sr. Officer – HR Parry Enterprises India Ltd. 2018–2020 Ms. Hilpa Patel Sr. Executive – HR D-Tech Solution Integrators Pvt. Ltd. 2018–2020 Mr. Parth Shukla Executive Trustin Tape Private Limited, SEZ-2, Dahej 2020–2022 Mr. Fenil Modi Marketing Executive Hempel India Pvt. Ltd. 2016–2018 Mr. Tarun Gugliya Marketing Consultant Independent Non-Alumnus Mr. Atul Shrivastav Manager HDFC Bank 2016–2018 Mr. Akshay Jiremali Manager Aarti Industries 2016–2018 Mr. Dharmdipsinh Yadav HRBP Officer Aarti Industries, Jhagadia, Zone-2 2015–2017 Ms. Drashti Shah (Marfatiya) Assistant Manager – HR Jabsons Foods Pvt. Ltd., Bharuch 2015–2017 | MBA Part 2 Students | NCM | Placement Team | A Report on Mock Interview Session for batch 2024 – 2026 Title: Event on Mock interview Date: 22nd November, 2025 Day: Saturday Venue: NCM Campus Narmada College of Management organized a Mock Interview Session for 3rd Semester students (Batch 2024 – 2026) on 22nd November for MBA students with the objective of enhancing their employability skills and preparing them for upcoming campus placements. The session was conducted with the support of industry experts and alumni representing various sectors such as HR, Marketing, and Finance. Students attended the interviews specialization-wise, ensuring relevant and focused interaction. Industry Alumni and Experts Panel The following professionals contributed to the session by conducting mock interviews: Name Designation Company Name Batch Mr. Shreyank Parikh Site HR Head Adama Pvt. Ltd. 2012–2014 Mr. Sandeep Vasava Sr. Officer – HR Parry Enterprises India Ltd. 2018–2020 Ms. Hilpa Patel Sr. Executive – HR D-Tech Solution Integrators Pvt. Ltd. 2018–2020 Mr. Parth Shukla Executive Trustin Tape Private Limited, SEZ-2, Dahej 2020–2022 Mr. Fenil Modi Marketing Executive Hempel India Pvt. Ltd. 2016–2018 Mr. Tarun Gugliya Marketing Consultant Independent Non-Alumnus Mr. Atul Shrivastav Manager HDFC Bank 2016–2018 Mr. Akshay Jiremali Manager Aarti Industries 2016–2018 Mr. Dharmdipsinh Yadav HRBP Officer Aarti Industries, Jhagadia, Zone-2 2015–2017 Ms. Drashti Shah (Marfatiya) Assistant Manager – HR Jabsons Foods Pvt. Ltd., Bharuch 2015–2017 Session Highlights • The mock interviews were conducted in a professional setup, simulating real interview conditions. • Students were assessed on: o Subject knowledge o Communication skills o Confidence level o Problem-solving ability o Clarity of career goals • The panelists provided individual feedback to each student after the interview. Key Suggestions from the Interview Panel The alumni and industry experts appreciated the efforts of the students and suggested the following areas for improvement: 1. Enhancement of Soft Skills Students should work on communication, articulation, and interpersonal skills to perform better in corporate interviews. 2. Building Confidence Panelists emphasized that students need to exhibit higher self-confidence during interactions. 3. Career Clarity Students were advised to develop a clearer understanding of their career interests, specialization fit, and long-term goals. These suggestions will help students refine their profile and prepare more effectively for placement opportunities. The event concluded with a group photograph of all the industry alumni, panelists, and faculty members. As a token of gratitude, the college presented each alumni member with a Letter of Appreciation and a memento for their valuable contribution. The Mock Interview Session proved highly beneficial in boosting students’ readiness for campus placements and strengthening alumni engagement with the institute. Glimpse of Event | Event hosted at institute_Files_/93.Upload Report.114325.pdf | 0 | ||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | Horizon 2025 An inter-collegiate management fest organized by S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Sarvajanik University, Surat | S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Sarvajanik University, Surat | 12/16/2025 | 12/18/2025 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | Sr. No. Name Of the Students Event 1 Mistry Neha MASTER CHEF 2 Sanjana Ekbote 3 Modi Krishna 4 Machhi Dhrupti 5 Pratima Navik 6 Tanuja Vasava 7 Sujal Modi 8 Nawaz Mansuri QUIZ 9 Karthikeyan Marath 10 Kaptan Divyesh BRANDZILLA 11 Kaptan Darshan 12 Dabhi Priyank 13 Soham Parmar | S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Sarvajanik University, Surat | Report on Horizon 2025 An inter-collegiate management fest organized by S. R. Luthra Institute of Management, Sarvajanik University, Surat Exposure to competitive environments is crucial for budding managers. With the aim of enhancing practical knowledge and networking skills, the first-year MBA students of Narmada College of Management participated in the inter-collegiate management fest organized by S. R. Luthra Institute of Management. The students represented the college in three distinct categories: Brandzilla, Quiz, and Master Chef. The events were designed to test different facets of management, including marketing acumen, general awareness, and teamwork. Brandzilla: A marketing-centric competition focusing on brand recognition, strategy, and creative advertising. Management Quiz: A test of business current affairs, economic trends, and foundational management concepts. Master Chef: A team-based event emphasizing resource management, time coordination, and creativity under pressure. A total of 13 students participated from NCM. Sr. No. Name Of the Students Event 1 Mistry Neha MASTER CHEF 2 Sanjana Ekbote 3 Modi Krishna 4 Machhi Dhrupti 5 Pratima Navik 6 Tanuja Vasava 7 Sujal Modi 8 Nawaz Mansuri QUIZ 9 Karthikeyan Marath 10 Kaptan Divyesh BRANDZILLA 11 Kaptan Darshan 12 Dabhi Priyank 13 Soham Parmar The event provided a platform for the students to apply classroom theories to real time scenarios. Additionally, the students were able to interact with peers from various management institutes across the region. It also helped the students build their confidence, improve public speaking, and enhance their time-management skills. The participation of first-year MBA students in Horizon 2025 was a successful endeavour. It served as a vital learning curve for the students, preparing them for future corporate challenges. The institute commends the enthusiasm and discipline shown by the participants. A few glimpses from the event: ***** | Event hosted at institute_Files_/95.Upload Report.090510.pdf | 0 | ||||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | SIP Contest “MAHARATHI-2025”- National Research Symposium at ITM, Vadodara. | ITM, Vadodara. | 10/11/2025 | 10/11/2025 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | MBA Students | ITM, Vadodara. | Prof. Rakhi Thakkar | Report on SIP Contest “MAHARATHI-2025”- National Research Symposium at ITM, Vadodara. Date: 11th October, 2025 Organized by: ITM University, Vadodara Number of Students: 55 Students participants from various management institutes. SIP Coordinator: Prof. Rakhi Thakkar SIP Guide: Dr. Chetna Makwana, Dr. Subhash Yadav, Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala, Prof. Rakesh Panchal & Prof. Rakhi Thakkar Narmada College of Management continues to make its mark in national-level competitions, with students participating in the SIP Contest “Maharathi 2025”: National Research Symposium at ITM, Vadodara on 11th October, 2025. The event was attended by students from 10-12 colleges, with a total of 55 participants showcasing their research skills. The students from Narmada College of Management who participated in the contest are Ritesh Kirtania and Princy Patel (Team 1), Asha Solanki and Krutika Solanki (Team 2), and Modi Pushti and Modi Shruti (Team 3). The event provided a platform for students to share their innovative ideas and interact with peers from other esteemed institutions, including MS University, Parul University, and Navrachana University. The event was a great success, with participants gaining valuable experience and exposure to the latest trends in research and management. We congratulate our students on their participation and look forward to their future successes. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/96.Upload Report.091755.docx | 0 | |||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | State Level SIP Contest – Anushandhan – 2025, at Gujarat Technological University School of Management Studies | Gujarat Technological University School of Management Studies | 9/10/2025 | 9/10/2025 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | 70 Students participants from various management institutes. | Gujarat Technological University School of Management Studies | Prof. Rakhi Thakkar | State Level SIP Contest – Anushandhan – 2025, at Gujarat Technological University School of Management Studies Date: 10th October,2025 Organized by: Gujarat Technological University School of Management Studies, Ahmedabad. Number of Students: 70 Students participants from various management institutes. SIP Coordinator: Prof. Rakhi Thakkar Faculty Guide: Dr. Subhash Yadav, Prof. Iram Khan & Prof. Rakesh Panchal Narmada College of Management participated in the state-level Summer Internship Project Competition, ANUSHANDHAN – 2025, with three teams: Team 1: Anas Patel and Prachi Parmar, Team 2: Himangi and Gauri, and Team 3: Taksh Pandya and Krishna Shah. The event provided a platform for students to showcase their research skills, learn from peers, and gain valuable experience and learning from the competition, enhancing their knowledge and skills in management and research. The students benefited from the exposure to innovative ideas, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities. The event helped students apply theoretical concepts to real-world problems, developing their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Overall, it was a great learning experience for our students, and we are proud of their participation and look forward to their future successes. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/97.Upload Report.092314.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | Interview IQ: Boost Your Career with Confidence | NCSC Conference Hall | 11/21/2025 | 11/21/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Mr. Shreyank Parekh, Site HR Head, Adama | MBA (SEMESTER – 3) | NCM | Guest Lecture on Interview IQ: Boost Your Career with Confidence Date: 21st November, 2025 Venue: NCSC Conference Hall Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Speaker: Mr. Shreyank Parekh, Site HR Head, Adama Participants: MBA (SEMESTER – 3) Coordinators: Prof. Rakesh Panchal & Prof. Rakhi Thakkar Narmada College of Management organized a guest lecture on "Interview IQ: Boost Your Career with Confidence" on November 21st, 2025 at the NCSC Conference Hall, featuring Mr. Shreyank Parekh, a renowned HR professional with over 10 years of experience. The session aimed to guide students toward becoming industry-ready and confident professionals. Ms. Haney Jadav, a student of SY, welcomed the guest and introduced Mr. Shreyank Parekh, highlighting his achievements and expertise in the HR field. Mr. Parekh shared his experience and journey in the HR field, emphasizing the importance of collecting contacts, maintaining communication, and being approachable. The session covered essential aspects of interview preparation, personality presentation, and professional development. Students learned about the importance of understanding their SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) and developing qualities required for HR professionals. Key Takeaways: • Importance of maintaining proper presence and personality during interviews • How to introduce oneself confidently and professionally • Understanding essential knowledge required for interviews and job roles • Networking plays a crucial role in shaping career opportunities • Qualities required for becoming a good HR professional, such as teamwork, empathy, and good listening ability The session concluded with a vote of thanks presented by Ms. Himangi Kadam, a student of SY, expressing gratitude to Mr. Shreyank Parekh for sharing his valuable insights and expertise. The guest lecture provided valuable insights into interview preparation, HR roles, personal development, and career opportunities. Students gained practical knowledge essential for real-world situations and the session motivated learners to improve their interpersonal skills, strengthen their network, and build a strong professional foundation. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/98.Upload Report.092525.docx | 0 | |||
| Workshop | Workshop on Resume Building and Interview Etiquette | Narmada College of Management, Bharuch | 11/16/2025 | 11/16/2025 | TRUE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | Prof. Iram Khan | MBA Students of Semester-3 | NCM | Workshop on Resume Building and Interview Etiquette Date: 16th November 2025 Venue: Narmada College of Management, Bharuch Speaker: Prof. Iram Khan Target Audience: MBA Students of Semester-3 Coordinators: Prof. Rakhi Thakkar & Prof. Rakesh Panchal Narmada College of Management organized a workshop on “Resume Building and Interview Etiquette” on November 16, 2025. The session, taken by Prof. Iram Khan, aimed to equip MBA students with practical tools to succeed in the job market. Prof. Iram Khan highlighted the importance of a well-structured resume, emphasizing key components such as a clear header, professional summary, skills, work experience, and education. She stressed the need to highlight achievements and accomplishments, and maintain a clean and professional design. The session also covered interview preparation, focusing on company research, self-reflection, appearance and body language. She provided valuable tips on facing an interview confidently, emphasizing the importance of thorough research about the company. This includes understanding the company's goals, services, products, and work environment, which helps in showcasing interest and enthusiasm for the role. She also stressed the need to prepare examples from past work experiences, highlighting achievements and accomplishments. It is essential to memorize these points to present them confidently and demonstrate interest in the position. She emphasized understanding personal skills and goals for confident answers and shared techniques for managing nervousness. Examples of common interview questions were also provided, including "Tell me about yourself?" and "What are your expectations from the company?" The workshop provided students with practical insights and strategies to enhance their job search and interview performance, boosting their confidence and preparedness. The session was interactive, allowing students to participate and engage with the topic. Overall, the workshop was a valuable experience for the students, providing them with essential skills and knowledge to succeed in their future careers. The students appreciated Prof. Iram Khan's guidance and expertise, and left the session feeling more confident and prepared for their job search. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/99.Upload Report.070847.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | Marketing Skills Council Report on Guest Session: Practical aspects of Sales and Distribution Management | NCM | 11/18/2025 | 11/18/2025 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | Mr. Sagar Shah, Sales Manager, Finolex Cables Ltd. | Marketing Students, Batch 2024–2025 | NCM | NARMADA COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Marketing Skills Council Report on Guest Session: Practical aspects of Sales and Distribution Management Resource Person: Mr. Sagar Shah, Sales Manager, Finolex Cables Ltd. Audience: Marketing Students, Batch 2024–2025 Date: 18/11/2025 Venue: Marketing Class, NCM Building A guest session on sales and distribution management was conducted for the Marketing students, delivered by Mr. Sagar Shah from Finolex Cables Ltd. He began by sharing his inspiring journey from zero to one in the sales field, highlighting the importance of hard work, communication skills, and continuous learning. Mr. Shah explained key aspects of sales management, including understanding customer needs, achieving targets, and maintaining strong client relationships. He also discussed essential concepts of distribution management, such as channel selection, dealer coordination, inventory control, and logistics. The session ended with an engaging Q&A, where Mr. Shah patiently answered all student queries, addressing their concerns and clearing their doubts with practical examples. Overall, the session was highly informative, motivating, and helpful for students in understanding real-world sales and distribution practices. Key Highlights Managing Sales Effectively He provided a detailed overview of essential sales management concepts such as: Understanding customer needs Building long-term client relationships Achieving monthly and annual targets Territory management Importance of negotiation and follow-up He also highlighted the role of data, field visits, and market intelligence in making effective sales decisions. Distribution Management Mr. Shah explained the distribution structure at Finolex Cables and discussed how effective distribution ensures product availability, timely delivery, and brand visibility. Key points included: Channel design and selection Dealer and distributor management Inventory planning Logistics coordination Handling conflicts within the distribution network Students gained clarity on how distribution acts as the backbone of a successful sales strategy. Interactive Session and Query Handling The session concluded with an interactive Q&A round where Mr. Sagar Shah patiently addressed students’ concerns and doubts. Some of the common questions revolved around: Career opportunities in sales Difference between B2B and B2C selling Challenges faced in distribution Skills required to excel in a sales role Mr. Shah provided practical, experience-based answers and encouraged students to approach sales as a dynamic and rewarding career path. ********************************************************************************** | Event hosted at institute_Files_/100.Upload Report.071238.pdf | 0 | |||
| Faculty Industrial Visit | Report on Faculty Industrial Visit for Appreciation and Strengthening Industry–Institute Relations | Dahej, Ankleshwar, Jhagadia | 7/16/2026 | 7/21/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | Event hosted at institute_Files_/100.Upload Report.071557.docx | 0 | |||||||
| Idea Pitching Competition | Idea Pitching Competition held under the Institute Innovation Cell (IIC) | Narmada College of Management | 3/14/2026 | 3/14/2026 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | MBA Students | NCM | Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala | Report on Idea Pitching Competition held under the Institute Innovation Cell (IIC) Event Title: Idea Pitching Competition Organized by: Narmada College of Management Theme: Sustainable Business Ideas Date: 14 March 2026 Time: 2:30 PM onwards Headed by: Dr. Chetna Makwana Co-ordinator: Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala An Idea Pitching Competition was successfully organized by Narmada College of Management under the aegis of the Institute Innovation Cell (IIC) on 14 March 2026 at 2:30 PM onwards. The event revolved around the theme “Sustainable Business Ideas” and was coordinated by Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala under the leadership of Dr. Chetna Makwana, I/c Director, NCM The primary objective of the competition was to provide a dynamic platform for students to present innovative, practical, and sustainable business concepts that contribute to environmental protection and social well-being. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, with 16 teams from MBA First Year competing in this inter-class competition. Participants showcased a wide range of creative ideas focusing on areas such as product recycling, waste management, renewable energy utilization, and the development of new products using biodegradable materials. The presentations reflected strong awareness of sustainability and demonstrated students’ entrepreneurial thinking and problem-solving abilities. The competition was evaluated by a panel of esteemed faculty members, including Dr. Subhash Yadav, Mr. Kanu Rawal, Dr. Iramada Khan, Ms. Rakhi Thakkar, and Ms. Vaishali Sheth, who assessed the teams based on innovation, feasibility, presentation skills, and relevance to the theme. The winner team presented sustainable business idea on ‘Converting Banana Peel (biodegradable waste) into Vegan Leather’. Team members were 1. Jadav Prerna 2. Jadav Divya 3. Panchal Purvi 4. Bhagat Khushi 5. Chauhan Surbhi while the runners-up team presented their ideas on ‘Custom painted stones & shoes’ which can be used as office stationary / gift items etc…Team members were 1. Gurjar Diya 2. Dabhi Priyanksinh Overall, the Idea Pitching Competition proved to be a valuable learning experience, encouraging students to think creatively and act responsibly. By emphasizing sustainable business practices, the event aligned with global trends toward responsible innovation and environmental consciousness, while nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit among students. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/102.Upload Report.090354.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | Finance Skill Council Session No.2: SEBI–SMART Investor Awareness Program to promote financial literacy and investor awareness among students. | : Room no.129, Narmada College of Science and Commerce (NCSC) | 1/21/2026 | 1/21/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Mr. Abhishek Sharma, CEO of Empirical F&M Academy Pvt. Ltd., | MBA Finance Students | NCM | 1.Dr. Chetna Makwana, 2. Asst. Prof. Vaishali Sheth. | Report on Finance Skill Council Session No.2 Date: 21st January, 2026. Time : 12:10 to 1:45 pm. Venue: Room no.129, Narmada College of Science and Commerce (NCSC) Organized by: Narmada College of Management (NCM) Program Coordinators: 1.Dr. Chetna Makwana, 2. Asst. Prof. Vaishali Sheth. Students Coordinators: Disha, Vaishnavi, Asha, and Krunal. Audience: All MBA Semester IV students On 21st January,2026 Narmada College of Management organized a SEBI–SMART Investor Awareness Program to promote financial literacy and investor awareness among students. The session was conducted by Mr. Abhishek Sharma, CEO of Empirical F&M Academy Pvt. Ltd., a reputed financial education institute with Pan-India presence. Under his leadership, the academy has empowered thousands of learners through industry-oriented capital market training and joint certification programs in collaboration with NSE Academy. Mr. Sharma has previously worked with reputed organizations such as JP Morgan and SMG Global Securities, gaining extensive experience in capital market operations. He is also a certified SEBI SMART Trainer, actively contributing to financial literacy initiatives across India. During session, Mr. Sharma provided insights into BSE and NSE, interlinked asset classes, and the importance of informed investment decisions. He cautioned students against relying on random news channels and misleading advertisements related to trading and investment. The speaker emphasized the role of fundamental and technical analysis and highlighted that disciplined individual effort is essential for successful investing. The session was supported with real-life examples, current market case studies, and book recommendations such as “When Genius Failed.” The session ended with question and answers. He also insisted students to focus on self-learning and how they can acquire various certificates he elaborated. The program was highly interactive, engaging, and informative, significantly enhancing students’ understanding of capital markets and responsible investment practices. Felicitation of Guest Mr. Abhishek Sharma: Mr. Abhishek Sharma addressing students during session: Group photo after the expert session with guest and his team: ************ | Event hosted at institute_Files_/103.Upload Report.090611.Sharma.docx | 0 | ||
| Guest Lecture | Values and Attitude for Success in Professional Life | Conference Room, Narmada College of Management | 3/13/2026 | 3/13/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Dr. (Prof.) Margie Parikh, Professor, B K School of Business Management, Ahmedabad | MBA Semester 2 Students | NCM | Narmada College of Management Academic Year -2025- ‘26 Expert Session Report “Values and Attitude for Success in Professional Life” Speaker: Dr. (Prof.) Margie Parikh, Professor, B K School of Business Management, Ahmedabad Topic: Values and Attitude for Success in Professional Life Date: 13th March 2026, 2:00 PM Venue: Conference Room, Narmada College of Management Audience: MBA Semester 2 Students Executive Summary The expert session conducted by Dr. Margie Parikh provided MBA Semester 2 students with valuable insights into how values and attitudes shape professional success. The session emphasized that technical knowledge alone is insufficient; ethical grounding, resilience, and a positive mindset are equally critical for long-term achievement in management and leadership roles. Introduction As part of the MBA curriculum enrichment at NCM, Dr. Margie Parikh was invited to deliver an expert lecture on “Values and Attitude for Success in Professional Life.” The session aimed to help students understand the importance of personal integrity and professional behaviour in building sustainable careers. Key Highlights of the Session • Values as the Cornerstone of Success: Dr. Parikh explained that humbleness, responsibility, and ethical conduct form the bedrock of professional credibility. • Attitude as a Career Catalyst: She emphasized the role of acceptance and EQ on a growth mindset in navigating challenges and seizing opportunities. • Ethics in Management: Through case studies, she demonstrated how ethical decision-making, resilience etc enhances chances of your success. • Resilience and Perseverance: Students were encouraged to view setbacks as learning opportunities and to cultivate perseverance in their career journeys through the case study of Shri Ratan Tata and Ford. Student Takeaways • Success is sustainable only when rooted in strong values • Positive attitudes, humbleness, real leadership • Ethical conduct • Resilience and adaptability are essential in a dynamic business environment Conclusion The expert session by Dr. Margie Parikh was highly impactful for MBA Semester 2 students. It reinforced the idea that professional success is not defined solely by academic knowledge or technical skills, but by the values we uphold and the attitudes we embody. The session inspired students to align their personal integrity with professional ambition, preparing them to become responsible and effective leaders in the future. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/104.Upload Report.102106.docx | 0 | |||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | EXIM Conclave 2026 | Bharuch | 3/7/2026 | 3/7/2026 | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | 35 students from the second year MBA programme of NCM along with two faculties, namely Ms. Iram Khan and Ms Rakhi Thakkar | Ahmedabad Management Association (AMA) and the Bharuch District Management Association (BDMA), supported by the Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat, and the Quality Council of India (QCI). | Report on EXIM Conclave 2026 The EXIM Conclave 2026 was organised on Saturday, 7th March 2026 in Bharuch. It was a collaborative effort by the Ahmedabad Management Association (AMA) and the Bharuch District Management Association (BDMA), supported by the Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat, and the Quality Council of India (QCI). Around 35 students from the second year MBA programme of NCM along with two faculties, namely Ms. Iram Khan and Ms Rakhi Thakkar participated in this event. The conclave aimed to address the strategic growth of the Bharuch-Dahej-Ankleshwar industrial belt and its role as a global export-import cluster. The inaugural session commenced at 10:00 AM with a welcome address by Mr. Devang Thakore, President of BDMA, followed by Dr. Sunil Bhatt, Vice President HR at GFL, who also shared his insights during the opening ceremony. The morning sessions transitioned into a detailed discussion on the development of the Dahej SEZ as a high-efficiency corridor, led by Mr. Anupam Kumar (ITS Development Commissioner). This was followed by a technical panel discussion featuring Ms. Manisha Thaker (Vice President, Trialliance Global Solutions) and Ms. Pooja Sant (Manager, Logibeats Freight Services Pvt. Ltd.), who explored methods for optimizing port and multi-modal logistics within the surrounding industrial areas. After a networking lunch, the afternoon sessions focused on compliance and financial frameworks. Dr. Bhumi Rajyaguru Joint Director (NABL), Quality Council of India highlighted the strategic benefits of NABL accreditation for local exporters. Subsequently, Mr. Vaishal Shah, Senior Vice President at India EXIM Finserve, provided a deep dive into trade finance, risk management, and various export incentives available to businesses. These sessions provided the audience with practical tools for navigating the complexities of international trade. The final segment of the conclave focused on human capital, with a panel discussion on building future-ready talent for the regional industrial belt. Key insights were provided by Dr. Chetna Makwana, Professor & In-charge Director, Narmada College of Management, and Dr. Hitesh Bhatia, Dean & Professor, Business & Law at Navrachana University. The event successfully bridged the gap between industry requirements and academic preparation, reinforcing Bharuch's position as a vital hub for Gujarat's international trade ambitions. ***** | Event hosted at institute_Files_/105.Upload Report.102347.docx | 0 | ||||
| Days Celebration | Diversity Days 2026: A Celebration of Culture and Inclusion | NCM | 2/9/2026 | 2/14/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | All MBA students | NCM | Coordinator Prof. Rakhi Thakkar and was efficiently coordinated by student coordinators Disha Modi, Vaishnavi Gandhi and Asha Solanki. | Diversity Days 2026: A Celebration of Culture and Inclusion Date: 09 February 2026 to 14 February 2026 Narmada College of Management organized “Days Celebration 2026” from 9th to 14th February 2026 with great enthusiasm and active participation from students and faculty members. The celebration was conducted under the guidance of In-charge Director Dr. Chetna Makwana and Faculty Coordinator Prof. Rakhi Thakkar and was efficiently coordinated by student coordinators Disha Modi, Vaishnavi Gandhi and Asha Solanki. The celebration kicked off on 9 February with Red Day, where students dressed in red attire. Fun games and interactive activities created a joyful atmosphere. Group & Twin Day (10 February) The event emphasized the importance of teamwork and collaboration, as students dressed in coordinated outfits, symbolizing unity and togetherness. A series of team games and dance activities encouraged participants to work together, fostering a sense of camaraderie and promoting effective communication among team members. The event successfully reinforced the value of collective effort and cooperation, essential skills for future professionals On 11 February – Cultural Day (Attire -Saree & Kurta) students celebrated culture by wearing traditional attire. During the Cultural Day celebration, FY and SY students showcased Bharuch's rich history, highlighting landmarks like the Golden Bridge, Kabirvad, and the Narmada River. They also shared the city's historical significance and introduced notable personalities who contributed to Bharuch's development, including Balwantray Kalyanray Thakore, Tribhuvandas Purushottamdas Luhar, and K.M. Munshi. Main focus of the event was to highlight the culture, history and heritage of Bharuch. Games were organized, and faculty members also participated enthusiastically, making the day memorable. On 12 February – Environment Day & Character: The event saw students creatively embodying their favourite characters, while others represented environmental icons, symbolizing the importance of conservation. The event successfully merged entertainment with environmental awareness, inspiring students to become responsible stewards of the environment. On 13 February – Blue & Pink Day, students enjoyed theme-based dressing along with fun games and photography activities. Black & White Day (14 February): The celebration concluded with a poignant tribute to the brave soldiers who lost their lives in the Pulwama attack. Students observed Black & White Day, paying homage to the sacrifices made by our nation's martyrs. The sombre occasion reflected on the importance of valor and patriotism, inspiring students to appreciate the sacrifices made for our nation's security and unity The week-long celebration aimed to promote diversity, inclusivity, and creativity among students through various themed days, including Cultural Day, Colour Day, and others. The events encouraged students to express themselves, build team spirit, and develop essential skills like communication, leadership and problem-solving. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/106.Upload Report.102709.docx | 0 | |||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | 168th Uninterrupted Monthly Meet & Full Day HR Convention | Hotel Regenta, Bharuch | 1/8/2026 | 1/8/2026 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala & Prof. Rakhi Thakkar and 17 HR Students | National HRD Network (NHRDN), South Gujarat Chapter | NCM PARTICIPATION IN FULL DAY NHRDN CONVENTION Event: 168th Uninterrupted Monthly Meet & Full Day HR Convention Date: 8th January, 2026 Time: 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM Venue: Hotel Regenta, Bharuch Organized by: National HRD Network (NHRDN), South Gujarat Chapter Attended by: Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala & Prof. Rakhi Thakkar and 17 HR Students Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Prof. Rakhi Thakkar along with 17 HR students actively participated in the Full Day Convention organized by the National HRD Network (NHRDN), South Gujarat – Surat Chapter, held on 8th January 2026 at Hotel Regenta, Bharuch. The convention was organized on the theme “Chaos May Be All Around and Still We Will Thrive – Ideas, Best Practices, Way Forward.” Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala was part of the organizing committee and also served as the Master of Ceremony (MOC) for the event. Prof. Rakhi Thakkar with students’ volunteers handled the Registration desk for the event. The event brought together HR professionals, industry leaders, academicians, and management students to discuss emerging challenges and opportunities in the field of Human Resource Management, leadership, innovation, and organizational transformation. The convention featured insightful sessions by renowned speakers including Shri Vivek Patwardhan (Convention Director and Veteran HR/IR Leader), Shri J. N. Sukanandan (GGM – Asset Manager, ONGC Ankleshwar), Ms. Sujata Deshmukh (Leadership Consultant and TEDx Speaker), Ms. Poonam Chandok (VP & HR Head, L&T Energy Hydrocarbons), Padma Shri Prof. Anil Gupta (Former Professor, IIM Ahmedabad and Founder of Honey Bee Network), and Shri Harendra Singh Dagur (Site Head, SRF Chemicals, Dahej). The sessions focused on leadership during uncertain times, organizational transformation, innovation culture, socio-economic responsibility, and the evolving role of HR professionals as Employee Champions. The speakers shared practical insights, real-life experiences, and strategies to help organizations thrive amidst challenges. The event was highly successful under the leadership of Shri Himanshu Bhatt, Head NHRDN South Gujarat Chapter. The participation of Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Prof. Rakhi Thakkar in the convention provided valuable exposure to current HR practices, leadership perspectives, and innovative ideas, strengthening the connection between academia and industry. The event also offered an excellent platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and professional learning. The convention provided valuable exposure to HR students and professionals, offering practical insights on leadership, innovation, ethical practices, and people management in dynamic environments. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/107.Upload Report.103004.pdf | 0 | ||||
| Management Day | Management Day Celebration at NCM “Quiz contest and Canvas presentation” | NCM | 2/21/2026 | 2/21/2026 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | MBA I and MBA II programs | NCM | Dr Chetna R Makwana, I/C Director, NCM | Narmada College of Management Report on Management Day Celebration at NCM “Quiz contest and Canvas presentation” Date of Event: 21st February,2026 Venue: NCM Amphitheatre The Narmada College of Management (NCM) celebrated Management Day on 21st February, 2026 with great enthusiasm and active participation from students and faculty. The event was organized to highlight the importance of managerial skills, teamwork, and knowledge-sharing among budding professionals. Quiz Contest A major highlight of the celebration was the Quiz Contest, designed to test the analytical thinking, business acumen, and general awareness of the participants. The contest was conducted in a lively and competitive atmosphere, encouraging students to showcase their intellectual abilities by student team from MBA 2 & MBA 1. • Participants: 16 teams in total. • Representation: Teams were formed from MBA I and MBA II programs • Format: Multiple rounds including preliminary screening & Written exam, multiple rounds like Buzzer round, fun round, Rapid fire round etc, in grand finale • Topics Covered: General awareness, Geo political, sports, international plays, Management principles, current business affairs, corporate strategies, and general knowledge etc The contest witnessed enthusiastic participation, with students demonstrating not only their knowledge but also their ability to work collaboratively under pressure. The audience also engaged actively, cheering for their peers and learning through observation. The event concluded with the announcement of winner teams. The winning teams were appreciated for their preparation, quick thinking, and teamwork. Faculty members congratulated all participants for their spirited involvement. The Management Day celebration at NCM was a resounding success. The quiz contest served as a platform for MBA students to apply their classroom learning in a competitive environment. It fostered a spirit of healthy competition, collaboration, and intellectual growth. The event reinforced NCM’s commitment to nurturing future leaders in management. The Narmada College of Management (NCM) celebrated Management Day 2026 on 21st February 2026 with the theme “Rise of a Tycoon” for the Canvas presentation. The event was organized under the guidance of In charge Director Dr. Chetna Makwana and aimed to inspire students by highlighting the values of leadership, innovation, and strategic excellence in management. The canvases symbolized the spirit of leadership and innovation. It paid tribute to visionary business leaders such as Ratan Tata, Mukesh Ambani, Azim Premji, Narayana Murthy, Anand Mahindra, and others, whose contributions have shaped India’s corporate landscape. The display served as a source of inspiration for aspiring managers. The Management Day Celebration at NCM was a resounding success. The quiz contest fostered intellectual growth and teamwork, and the Rise of a Tycoon canvas highlighted the importance of visionary leadership. Together, these activities reinforced NCM’s commitment to nurturing future leaders in management and instilling in them the values of innovation, strategy, and excellence. Winners for the Quiz contest are • Team 1: Patel priyanshu, Rana Raj and Patel Fiazan • Team 2 : Ghohil Pari, Kakadiya Vishi and Shah Rajvi • Team 3: Saiyad Aaisha, Mehata Dhruvi and Mistry Prachi Winners for the Canvas presentation are : Sr. No. Name of the Students Position 1 Ayushi Ahir First 2 Kajal Bodat 3 Visha Prajapati 4 Vrutti Patel Second 5 Vishwa Patel 6 Vihita Patel 7 Ritesh Kirtania Third* 8 Taksh Pandya 9 Vivek Desai 10 Asha Solanki Third* *Tie for the third position Coordinated By: | Event hosted at institute_Files_/108.Upload Report.104003.docx | 0 | |||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | NCM Participation in BDMA Quiz Contest Occasion: Management Week Celebration | BDMA | 2/27/2026 | 2/27/2026 | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | MBA Students | BDMA | Dr Chetna R Makwana | Report on NCM Participation in BDMA Quiz Contest Occasion: Management Week Celebration Date: 27th February 2026 Organiser of Event: BDMA The BDMA Quiz Contest, organized as part of the Management Week celebrations, was held on 27th February 2026. The event brought together five leading colleges from the region, with a total of ten enthusiastic teams competing for the championship. Participating Colleges • Narmada College of Management (NCM) • Government Engineering College (GEC) • SVM Institute of Technology (SVMIT) • UPL University • P.P. Savani University Event Highlights • The quiz contest was conducted under the expert guidance of Quiz Master Apporva Pandya, whose engaging style and thought-provoking questions kept the participants and audience captivated. • Teams from all five colleges showcased their knowledge, quick thinking, and competitive spirit across multiple rounds covering management concepts, current affairs, and general knowledge. • After a closely contested competition, the Narmada College of Management (NCM) team emerged as the winners, demonstrating exceptional teamwork, analytical skills, and presence of mind. • Winning team are : Vidhi ,Adil and Pratham from MBA 1 & 2 The BDMA Quiz Contest was a resounding success, fostering healthy competition and intellectual exchange among the participating institutions. The victory of NCM added to the pride of the college and highlighted the academic excellence of its students. The event not only celebrated Management Week but also reinforced the importance of knowledge-sharing and collaborative learning. Faculty Co-ordinators : Dr Chetna R Makwana | Event hosted at institute_Files_/109.Upload Report.104229.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | Management Week Celebrations at Narmada College of Management Guest Lecture on "Success Redefined" | NCSC Conference Hall, Narmada College Campus, Bharuch | 2/25/2026 | 2/25/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Mr. Apurva Pandya, Corporate Trainer & Happiness Coach | NCM Students | NCM & Bharuch District Management Association (BDMA) | Report: Management Week Celebrations at Narmada College of Management Guest Lecture on "Success Redefined" Date: February, 25, Wednesday, 2026 Speaker: Mr. Apurva Pandya, Corporate Trainer & Happiness Coach Organizer: NCM & Bharuch District Management Association (BDMA) Venue: NCSC Conference Hall, Narmada College Campus, Bharuch ________________________________________ Narmada College of Management along with Bharuch District Management Association (BDMA) organized an insightful guest lecture featuring Mr. Apurva Pandya, a renowned corporate trainer and emotional intelligence expert. The session, titled "Success Redefined," aimed to shift the audience's perspective from traditional, metric-heavy definitions of success toward a more holistic, sustainable, and mentally healthy approach to professional and personal achievement. Major points highlighted by the speaker in his session are : ________________________________________ 1. Beyond the Numbers: Holistic Success Mr. Pandya argued that success has been narrowly defined by wealth, status, and titles for too long. He proposed a "Balanced Scorecard" for life, which includes: • Mental Well-being: The ability to remain calm under pressure. • Quality of Relationships: Success is hollow if there is no one to share it with. • Physical Vitality: Health as the fundamental currency of high performance. • 2. The Role of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) A significant portion of the lecture focused on how high EQ often outweighs IQ in long-term career satisfaction. Mr. Pandya highlighted: • Self-Regulation: Managing triggers in a high-stress corporate environment. • Empathy: Building "human-centric" leadership models that foster loyalty and innovation. • Resilience: Redefining "failure" not as an end, but as a necessary data point for growth. 3. Inner Peace vs. Outer Achievement Addressing the rising rates of burnout, the speaker emphasized that true success is the "attainment of peace while pursuing excellence." He provided practical strategies for "Emotional Mastery," such as: • Practicing mindfulness to combat overthinking. • Setting healthy boundaries to protect personal time. • Focusing on process-oriented goals rather than just outcome-oriented ones. • The lecture concluded with an engaging Q&A session where attendees discussed the challenges of maintaining work-life balance in a competitive market. Mr. Apurva Pandya’s insights left the audience with a powerful realization: True success is measured not by how much we have, but by who we become in the process. The event was a resounding success, reinforcing NCM and BDMA’s commitment to providing high-quality professional development and personal growth opportunities for the students | Event hosted at institute_Files_/110.Upload Report.104457.docx | 0 | |||
| Sports | Interclass Sports Day 2026 | Narmada Campus | 1/28/2026 | 1/8/2026 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | All NCM Students | NCM | Kanu Raval, Dr. Shailesh Shah | Report on Sports Day 2026 Narmada College of Management, Bharuch Date: 28 January 2026 Venue: Narmada College Campus Sports Ground Narmada College of Management, Bharuch organized its Annual Sports Day on 28 January 2026 at the college campus sports ground with the objective of promoting physical fitness, teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship among MBA students. Inauguration The Sports Day was inaugurated by Dr. Sushmita Ganguly, Director – Education NEST, who encouraged students to actively participate in sports along with academic pursuits. Her motivational address inspired students to perform with enthusiasm and discipline. Participants and Coordination Students from MBA First Year and Second Year actively participated in the event through interclass tournaments. The successful organization of the Sports Day was made possible by the enthusiastic support and active involvement of student coordinators from MBA First Year and Second Year. The student coordinators who contributed to the planning and smooth execution of the event included Meetgir Shaileshgir Goswami, Shlok Ratilal Mistry, Disha Hiren Modi, Shivang Jitendrabhai Mistry, Asha Pushpendrasinh Solanki, Vaishnavi Jeetendrabhai Gandhi, Ritu Sharma, Dhruvi Dipakkumar Mehta, Nirali Rana, Harshkumar Rajubhai Patel, Heer Rajeshbhai Parmar, Rakesh Mandal, Kajalben Nareshbhai Bodat, Soham Kanubhai Parmar, Mohammed Arif Patel, Pratham Jayeshkumar Musawala, Taksh Pandya, Maulik Rakeshbhai Madhiwala, Naitik Hareshbhai Mistry, Khushi Mukundkumar Patel, Krunalkumar Pravinchandra Solanki, Sujal Atulkumar Modi, Harshrajsinh Ghanshyamsinh Raj, Monankkumar Vimalbhai Bhatt, Unnati Jagdishkumar Doshi, Rahul Rajendra Kumar Charotariya, Isha Anilbhai Solanki, Digvijaysinh Mansinh Gohil, Harsh Chetan Jaglawala, Ritesh Mahindrakumar Kirtania, Haney Sanjaybhai Jadav, Fatamabibi Abdul Patel, Vrajrajsinh Rajendrasinh Nakoom, Nisargkumar Dilipbhai Vasava, Visha Kamleshbhai Prajapati, Manav Desai, Amit Shivaji Babar, Hemanshu Jitendrabhai Patel, Vrunda Kiritbhai Ajmeri, Riya Ravindrabhai Jadav, Kinjal Vinayakbhai Dave, Devanshi Hiteshbhai Gurjar, Nensee Dipakbhai Parekh, Nandini Tusharkumar Dhorawala, Jay Dharmendrabhai Mistry, Hetvi Pravinbhai Patel, Uday S. Sharma, Vivek Bhai Mashru Bhai Desai, and Karthikeyan Chandrahassan Marath. Their collective efforts, coordination, and commitment played a vital role in ensuring the successful conduct of the Sports Day. The event was smoothly coordinated by: • Dr. Shailesh Shah • Mr. Kanu Raval Games Conducted A variety of indoor, outdoor, and traditional games were organized: • Indoor Games: Carrom, Chess • Outdoor Games: Cricket, Volleyball • Traditional Games: Satodiyu, Tug of War Students showcased excellent competitive spirit and teamwork throughout the event. Winners and Runners-Up (Names and Year Only) Carom (Doubles) • Boys Winners (SY): Gohil Digvijaysinh Mansinh, Kirtania Ritesh Mahindrakumar • Boys Runners-Up (SY): Parmar Tusharkumar Mansukhbhai, Zanghariya Arif Aziz • Girls Winners (FY): Parmar Heer, Rana Diya • Girls Runners-Up (FY): Ritu Sharma, Machhi Dhrupitiben Rohitbhai Chess • Winner (SY): Patel Priyanshu Rakeshbhai • Runner-Up (SY): Patel Yashkumar Rameshbhai Tug of War • Girls Winners (FY): Heer Parmar, Khushi Patel, Pari Gohil, Dhrupitiben Machhi, Devanshi Gurjar, Hetvi Patel, Ritu Sharma, Janvi Patel, Krupanshi Prajapati, Diya Rana • Girls Runners-Up (SY): Asha Solanki, Komal Ahir, Disha Modi, Visha Prajapati, Kajal Bodat, Ayushi Ahir, Hetal Malivad, Gauri Patel, Riya Bhatiya • Boys Winners (SY): Meetgir Goswami, Shlok Mistry, Rakesh Mandal, Mohammed Arif Patel, Monank Bhatt, Taksh Pandya, Arav Prajapati, Dev Parmar, Krunal Solanki, Shivang Mistry, Digvijaysinh Gohil, Ritesh Kirtania, Nisarg Vasava, Mohammed Faizan Patel, Bhavesh Prajapati, Vivek Desai, Arif Zanghariya • Boys Runners-Up (FY): Harshkumar Patel, Harshrajsinh Raj, Divyeshkumar Kaptan, Neel Rana, Naitik Talati, Sujal Modi, Karthikeyan Marath, Dev Patel, Ratnesh Yadav, Soham Parmar, Parth Raj, Darshan Kaptan, Priyank Dabhi, Jay Parmar Satodiyu • Girls Winners (FY): Heer Parmar, Khushi Patel, Pari Gohil, Dhrupitiben Machhi, Devanshi Gurjar, Hetvi Patel, Ritu Sharma, Janvi Patel, Krupanshi Prajapati, Diya Rana • Girls Runners-Up (SY): Asha Solanki, Kajal Bodat, Munira Patel, Mubassira Patel, Sadyabanu Patel, Haney Jadav, Hetal Malivad, Visha Prajapati, Unnati Doshi, Dhruvi Mehta, Riya Bhatiya, Vrutti Patel Cricket • First Year Boys Winners: Ratnesh Yadav, Harshkumar Patel, Soham Parmar, Sujal Modi, Harshrajsinh Raj, Naitik Talati, Neel Rana, Dev Patel, Vrajrajsinh Nakoom, Darshan Kaptan, Divyeshkumar Kaptan • First Year Girls Winners: Heer Parmar, Khushi Patel, Devanshi Gurjar, Hetvi Patel, Ritu Sharma, Janvi Patel, Pari Gohil, Diya Rana, Krupanshi Prajapati, Vanshika Vanza, Diya Gurjar • Second Year Boys Runners-Up: Shlok Mistry, Shivang Mistry, Mohammed Arif Patel, Pratham Musawala, Arif Zanghariya, Naitik Mistry, Monank Bhatt, Tusharkumar Parmar, Vivek Desai, Rakesh Mandal, Meetgir Goswami • Second Year Girls Runners-Up: Asha Solanki, Disha Modi, Dhruvi Mehta, Kajal Bodat, Unnati Doshi, Haney Jadav, Fatamabibi Patel, Hetal Malivad, Ayushi Ahir, Komal Ahir, Visha Prajapati Conclusion The Sports Day 2026 concluded successfully, fostering enthusiasm, unity, and sportsmanship among students. 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| Guest Lecture | Career Opportunities in Corporate Finance | NCM | 2/20/2026 | 2/20/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | CA Shri Sanjeev Sharma | MBA Finance Students | NCM | Report on Guest Session by CA Shri Sanjeev Sharma Topic: Career Opportunities in Corporate Finance On 20th February 2026, Narmada College of Management organized an insightful guest session by CA Shri Sanjeev Sharma on the topic “Career Opportunities in Corporate Finance” for the finance specialization students. The session was conducted under the guidance of college In-charge Director Dr. Chetna Makwana. The session aimed to provide clarity on career opportunities, industry expectations, and essential skills required in the domain of finance. Sanjeev Sir highlighted various opportunity areas for the students, including Investment Analysis, Financial Modelling, Risk & Control Management, Corporate Insurance, Taxation, GST, EXIM, and Sustainability. He emphasized that the investment field requires strong market awareness, careful observation, and proper analysis before decision-making, including understanding concepts like bid-ask mechanisms. Financial modelling was described as a key technical skill for corporate roles. A major focus of the session was on Risk & Control functions within organizations. He explained that companies must identify potential risks and provide practical solutions to minimize organizational losses. Effective corporate decision-making requires a balanced understanding of company policies, profitability, and their resulting local impacts. Sir also emphasized that in life true success isn't just about winning the situation; it’s about winning the person and sustaining the relationship. The speaker stressed the importance of continuous learning. He advised students to read books and newspapers to stay updated on current affairs. Communication skills, analytical thinking, eagerness to learn and curiosity were described as must-have qualities. He encouraged students to “ask first” to understand how things connect before taking action. Observation, starting from basics, and reading in detail without rushing were strongly recommended. Sir also highlighted the practical tools and certifications beneficial for students of finance, such as advanced Excel, Direct and Indirect Taxes, also ERP systems like SAP and Oracle. He emphasized planning, prioritizing work through a proper to-do list, and maintaining ethical values. According to him, a successful corporate career is built on a foundation of long-term vision, environmental and social awareness, and a commitment to philanthropy. The session was highly informative and motivational. It provided students with a clear understanding of corporate finance opportunities and the skills required to succeed in the global financial environment. The interaction helped students gain practical insights into industry expectations and future career pathways. The guest lecture by CA Sanjeev Sharma was extremely beneficial for the students. It enhanced their knowledge of corporate opportunities, professional skills, and life lessons necessary for building a successful career in finance. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/112.Upload Report.052548.docx | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | Expert session on "Cracking the HDFC Interview: Navigating a Career in Home Loans & Opportunities in Retail Asset Management.” | NCM | 2/13/2026 | 2/13/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Mr. Sameer Bhatt, Branch Manager at HDFC Bank, | MBA Finance and Marketing students | NCM | Dr. Chetna Makwana & Prof. Rakhi Thakkar | Event hosted at institute_Files_/113.Upload Report.052840.pdf | 0 | |||
| Guest Lecture | Training Session on “Campus to Corporate: Commencement of Career Journey” | NCM | 2/7/2026 | 2/7/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Dr. Swati Doshi | NCM Students | NCM | Dr. Chetna Makwana & Prof. Rakhi Thakkar | Training Session on “Campus to Corporate: Commencement of Career Journey” Event Details: Topic: A Training Session on “Campus to Corporate: Commencement of Career Date: 07/02/2026 Time:10 AM Onwards Speaker: Dr. Swati Doshi Faculty Coordinator-Dr. Chetna Makwana & Prof. Rakhi Thakkar Event Summary: A Training Session on “Campus to Corporate: Commencement of Career Journey” was organised on February 7, 2026, at Narmada College of Management, where Dr. Swati Doshi delivered a professional address to MBA students about bridging the gap between campus and corporate life. The session aimed to provide students with practical insights into professional expectations and workplace challenges. The event commenced with a warm welcome speech delivered by Prof. Rakhi Thakkar, who introduced the guest speaker and highlighted the importance of such industry-oriented sessions. As a token of appreciation, a memento was presented to the speaker by I/c Director Dr. Chetna Makwana. Dr. Doshi highlighted the differences between campus life, which focuses on theoretical understanding, and corporate life, which is more practical and activity-based. She emphasized the importance of effective listening skills, maintaining a professional attitude, and being punctual and disciplined. To make the session interactive, she assigned students a task to explain their understanding of campus life versus corporate life through short acts. The speaker stressed that teamwork and mutual understanding are crucial in corporate life, and daily discipline helps reduce risks and improve productivity. She advised students to strengthen their domain knowledge, upgrade their soft skills, and enroll in online certification courses like NPTEL and SWAYAM to enhance their employability. Dr. Doshi also discussed challenges faced in corporate life, such as adjusting to a new work environment and managing expectations, and emphasized the importance of building a strong professional network and maintaining workplace etiquette. The session concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to Dr. Doshi for sharing her valuable insights and motivating students to prepare themselves for corporate responsibilities. Overall, the guest lecture was highly informative and interactive, providing students with practical exposure to corporate expectations and inspiring them to enhance their professional skills. Attendee Feedback: The session was informative and engaging, providing practical insights. Dr. Swati Doshi’s expertise and examples were invaluable. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/114.Upload Report.054223.Swati Doshi.pdf | 0 | ||
| Workshop | Workshop on “Introduction to Power BI” | Online | 2/9/2026 | 2/17/2026 | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | Dr. Sameer Rohadia, BI Developer & IT Trainer, Germany | MBA 2nd Year Students (Semester IV) | NCM | 1. Dr. Chetna Makwana 2. Mr. Kanu Raval 3. Mr. Rakesh Panchal | Post-Workshop Report Workshop on “Introduction to Power BI” Workshop Details Title of the Workshop: Introduction to Power BI Organized By: Narmada College of Management Place: Bharuch Mode: Online (Google Meet / Zoom) Dates: 9th, 10th, 13th, 16th & 17th February 2026 Time: 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM Duration: 5 Days (Total 10 Hours) Target Participants (Candidates): MBA 2nd Year Students (Semester IV) Resource Person: Dr. Sameer Rohadia, BI Developer & IT Trainer, Germany Workshop Coordinators: 1. Dr. Chetna Makwana 2. Mr. Kanu Raval 3. Mr. Rakesh Panchal 1. Inauguration Ceremony The workshop was formally inaugurated in the gracious presence of: • Dr. Susmita Ganguly, DE (NEST) • Dr. Chetna Makwana, I/c Director • All faculty members and staff • MBA 2nd Year students Dr. Chetna Makwana emphasized the growing importance of Business Intelligence and analytics in management education. Dr. Susmita Ganguly motivated students to actively engage in the sessions and utilize the opportunity to enhance their analytical skills. The inauguration set a positive and enthusiastic tone for the workshop. 2. Introduction Narmada College of Management, Bharuch organized a five-day online workshop on “Introduction to Power BI” for MBA 2nd Year students from 9th to 17th February 2026. The workshop aimed to equip students with practical knowledge of Business Intelligence tools and to develop analytical and reporting skills using Microsoft Power BI, thereby aligning academic learning with industry expectations. 3. Resource Person The workshop was conducted by Dr. Sameer Rohadia, BI Developer & IT Trainer, Germany. With extensive academic and industry experience in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics, he delivered the sessions with clarity and strong practical orientation. His interactive teaching methodology, real-time demonstrations, and case-based explanations ensured active student engagement throughout the workshop. 4. Objectives of the Workshop The workshop was organized with the following objectives: • To introduce the fundamentals of Business Intelligence • To provide hands-on training on Microsoft Power BI • To enable students to connect and transform data • To develop skills in creating dashboards and reports • To enhance analytical thinking and data-driven decision-making 5. Workshop Structure & Content Coverage The workshop was conducted in a structured day-wise format: • Day 1: Introduction to Business Intelligence and Power BI ecosystem • Day 2: Connecting data from Excel and other sources • Day 3: Data cleaning and transformation using Power Query • Day 4: Data visualization – charts, tables, and dashboards • Day 5: Slicers, filters, and best practices for report designing Each session included live demonstrations and practical exercises, ensuring experiential learning. 6. Participation & Engagement MBA Semester IV students actively participated in all sessions. The workshop was interactive, with students engaging in discussions and hands-on practice under expert guidance. The workshop coordinators ensured smooth planning and execution of the entire program. 7. Valedictory Session The Valedictory Session was conducted on the final day in the presence of: • Dr. Chetna Makwana, I/c Director • Dr. Sameer Rohadia, Resource Person • Workshop Coordinators • MBA 2nd Year Students Dr. Chetna Makwana appreciated the efforts of the resource person and commended the students for their active participation. She encouraged students to apply the knowledge gained in their academic projects and future professional careers. Dr. Sameer Rohadia expressed his satisfaction with the enthusiasm and involvement shown by the participants throughout the workshop. Mr. Kanu Raval delivered the Vote of Thanks, expressing sincere gratitude to the resource person, the management, faculty members, and students for their support and cooperation in making the workshop a grand success. The session concluded on a positive and appreciative note. 8. Learning Outcomes By the end of the workshop, participants: • Gained a strong foundation in Microsoft Power BI • Learned to import, clean, and transform data • Created interactive dashboards and reports • Understood the application of analytics in business decision-making • Developed confidence to apply BI tools in academic and professional projects 9. Conclusion The workshop on “Introduction to Power BI” was successfully conducted and achieved its intended objectives. It significantly enhanced the analytical and technical competencies of MBA students and aligned with current industry requirements for data-driven managerial skills. The Management of Narmada College of Management extends heartfelt gratitude to the resource person, coordinators, faculty members, and students for their valuable contribution in making the workshop a grand success. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/115.Upload Report.054503.docx | 0 | ||
| Workshop | Valedictory Ceremony of Certificate Programme on EXIM Procedures and Documentation | NCM | 2/6/2026 | 2/6/2026 | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | NCM Students | NCM | Report on Valedictory Ceremony of Certificate Programme on EXIM Procedures and Documentation On 6th February, 2026 Narmada College of Management successfully concluded its Certificate Programme on EXIM Procedures & Documentation. Running from August 2025 to January 2026, the 30-hour course was designed to bridge the gap between academic theory and the practical realities of international trade, focusing on the operational excellence required in today’s global market. The course covered the full EXIM lifecycle, including Incoterms 2020, Letters of Credit (LC), Customs Documentation, Insurance, Risk Management, Implications of GST and Government Incentives. The course was greatly enriched by the expertise of five guest speakers from the industry, each sharing their deep knowledge of the EXIM sector. Dr. Sushmita Ganguly (Director Education, NEST) graced the occasion, inspiring students to leverage their new specialized skills in the global job market. The event featured the formal presentation of certificates by Dr. Ganguly and I/C Director Dr. Chetna Makwana, followed by student feedback sessions. The program successfully equipped 52 participants with the technical competence to handle global logistics and trade finance. The ceremony also looked forward to the next skill-building initiative: an upcoming Workshop on Power BI coordinated by Mr. Kanu Raval. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/116.Upload Report.054837.docx | 0 | ||||
| Students and Staff Participation to external events | on Students Participation in STRACTICAL – The Startup Battle (Season 11) organised by SR Luthra Institute of Management (SRLIM), Sarvajanik University, Surat | S. R. Luthra Institute of Management (SRLIM) | 7/27/2026 | 7/27/2026 | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | Team 1: Ms. Riya Bhatia, Ms, Vaishnavi Gandhi, Ms. Khushboo Pokar, Ms Disha Modi Team 2: Ms. Asha Solanki, Ms. Princy Patel and Mr. Uday Sharma | S. R. Luthra Institute of Management (SRLIM) | Report on Students Participation in STRACTICAL – The Startup Battle (Season 11) organised by SR Luthra Institute of Management (SRLIM), Sarvajanik University, Surat S. R. Luthra Institute of Management (SRLIM) organised a national-level startup competition, "STRACTICAL – The Startup Battle (Season 11). Two student teams from second year MBA of Narmada College of Management participated in this start up battle. Team 1: Ms. Riya Bhatia, Ms, Vaishnavi Gandhi, Ms. Khushboo Pokar, Ms Disha Modi Team 2: Ms. Asha Solanki, Ms. Princy Patel and Mr. Uday Sharma The competition was structured into three critical learning phases designed to build startup maturity: • Phase 1: Startup & Fund-Raising Workshop (11 January 2026). The workshop focused on providing training about business model canvas, market analysis, and pitching to investors. The purpose was to equip teams with the necessary frameworks before the competitive rounds. • Phase 2: Preliminary Round (17 January 2026): In this round the teams had to present a formal business plan in a prescribed format. The evaluation criteria for selection were, on innovation, problem-solution fit, and market feasibility. • Phase 3: Final Round (7 February 2026): In this final round selected teams presented their "Pitch Deck" to a panel of industry mentors and potential investors. Ms. Asha Solanki, Ms. Princy Patel and Mr. Uday Sharma qualified in the second round and pitched their business idea in this final round. Students moved beyond the classroom to receive critical insights into their business ideas from practicing entrepreneurs. The participants got a national exposure as they competed against talent from across India, benchmarked their ideas, and gained insights into current market trends. Also, the event helped them improve their public speaking and crisis management skills through rigorous Q&A sessions with judges. Lastly, all participants earned National-Level Participation Certificates, significantly enhancing their corporate resumes for upcoming placements. The event served as a practical laboratory for students to apply advanced management theories to real-world business scenarios. The participation of the students in STRACTICAL Season 11 was a success, bridging the gap between academic learning and entrepreneurial execution. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/117.Upload Report.055357.docx | 0 | ||||
| Annual Day | Annual Day Celebration – “Harshotsav 2026” | Narmada Campus | 1/31/2026 | 1/31/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | NCSC and NCM | Report on NCM participation for Annual Day Celebration – “Harshotsav 2026” Date: 31st January, 2026 Venue: Campus Level Organizing Bodies: NCSC and NCM The Annual Day Event titled ‘Harshotsav 2026’ was celebrated at the campus level on 31st January, 2026, with great enthusiasm and collective spirit. The event was jointly organized by NCSC and NCM and marked a memorable occasion filled with joy, cultural vibrancy, and academic pride. The programme witnessed wholehearted participation from the faculty members and students of NCM, who actively contributed to making the event a grand success. Students showcased their talents through a variety of cultural performances, including dance, music, and other creative presentations. Faculty members extended continuous guidance, encouragement, and support throughout the planning and execution of the event. Prior to the celebration, both teaching and non-teaching staff members of NCM were assigned specific responsibilities related to auditions, anchoring, event planning and coordination, prize distribution, discipline, and stage management. All duties were carried out efficiently and responsibly, reflecting strong teamwork, dedication, and a high level of commitment among the staff. The event commenced at 5:30 PM with the welcoming of the dignitaries. Shri Harish Joshi, Industrialist and Independent Director of Balmer Lawrie & Co., graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Shri Jayesh Pujara, Principal, Government Arts College, Jhagadia, attended the function as the Guest of Honour. Dr. Susmita Ganguli, Director Education represented Trust GNFC- NEST and graced the event. Their presence added prestige and inspiration to the celebration. The Heads of both colleges presented their Annual Reports, highlighting the achievements and progress of the institutions. From NCM, Dr. Chetna Makwana, I/c Director presented the Annual Report for the academic year 2024–2025, outlining significant accomplishments in academics, co-curricular activities, and institutional development. Students were felicitated with awards and recognitions for their academic excellence and outstanding performance in co-curricular activities. From NCM, the following students were awarded: Sr. No. Name Batch Medal Type ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE 1 Mr. Rohit Verma MBA PT 2022-2025 Gold Medal 2 Ms. Neetaben Modi Silver Medal 3 Mr. Smit Sureshbhai Patanvadia 4 Ms. Nidhi Modi 2023-25 Gold Medal 5 Ms. Ishika Suthar Silver Medal 6 Ms. Shivani Patel 2024-26 Gold Medal 7 Ms. Mahek Pathan Silver Medal CO CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 8 Ms. Princy Patel 2024-26 Second Prize in SIP Contest at GLS University 9 Ms. Krishna Modi 2025-27 EDI Grant for Business Idea 10 Ms. Isha Solanki 2025-27 EDI Grant for Business Idea The collaborative efforts of NCSC and NCM ensured smooth execution of the programme. The event not only provided a platform for students to express their creativity but also strengthened coordination, cooperation, and a sense of unity among staff and students. Overall, the Annual Day Event was conducted successfully, and NCM’s active participation played a significant role in making the celebration memorable and well-organized. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/118.Upload Report.060803.docx | 0 | |||||
| Guest Lecture | Finance Skill Council Session No.1 : on “Equity Markets, Mutual Funds, and Personal Growth” | NCM | 1/21/2026 | 1/21/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Mr. Manish Mistry, a Science Graduate and Business Partner of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd. | Audience: All MBA Semester IV students | NCM | Program Coordinators: 1.Dr. Chetna Makwana, 2. Asst. Prof. Vaishali Sheth. Students Coordinators: Disha, Vaishnavi, Asha, and Krunal. | Report on Finance Skill Council Session No.1 Date: 21st January, 2026. Time: 10:15 to 12:00 noon Venue: Room no.129, Narmada College of Science and Commerce (NCSC) Organized by: Narmada College of Management (NCM) Program Coordinators: 1.Dr. Chetna Makwana, 2. Asst. Prof. Vaishali Sheth. Students Coordinators: Disha, Vaishnavi, Asha, and Krunal. Audience: All MBA Semester IV students An expert session on “Equity Markets, Mutual Funds, and Personal Growth” was organized by Narmada College of Management on 21st January, 2026. This event was organized for MBA (Semester – IV). The session was delivered by Mr. Manish H. Mistry, as an expert. Mr. Manish Mistry, a Science Graduate and Business Partner of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd., and a Mutual Fund Affiliate with JM Financial Services Ltd. He has been associated with the stock market since 2004 and has been in business since November 2009. The objective of the session was to make students aware with practical exposure to equity markets and mutual funds, bridge the gap between theory and practice, and encourage personal learning and self-study. Mr. Mistry explained the fundamentals of equity investment and mutual funds using real-time market data and current financial news, enabling students to understand actual market behavior and long-term wealth creation. Key topics discussed included CAP and GAP valuation, growth versus qualitative (“Gunaatmak”) growth, and the concepts of CAGR and negative CAGR. He emphasized the importance of financial discipline, patience, and continuous learning in investing. A notable insight shared during the session was, “For personal growth, do not remove other people’s lines—stretch your own line,” highlighting the value of self-improvement over comparison. He also recommended books such as “Trendline Geystar” and “Trade Like Jesse Livermore” for deeper understanding of market psychology and discipline. The session ended with question and answers session. The session proved to be highly beneficial for students, enhancing their understanding of investment concepts, valuation techniques, risk–return analysis, and long-term financial planning. The guest session was informative and inspiring, contributing significantly to students’ academic and personal development & development. The college expresses sincere gratitude to Mr. Manish H. Mistry for sharing his experience and time & energy. Felicitation of Mr. Manish Mistry: Mr. Manish Mistry addressing to the students during session: ************************** | Event hosted at institute_Files_/119.Upload Report.061033.Mistry.docx | 0 | ||
| Yoga Celebration | CELEBRATION OF 12th INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY 21ST JUNE, SUNDAY, 2026 AT NARMADA COLLEGE CAMPUS | NARMADA COLLEGE CAMPUS | 6/21/2026 | 6/21/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | Faculty, staff and students | NCM and NCSC | A REPORT ON CELEBRATION OF 12th INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY 21ST JUNE, SUNDAY, 2026 AT NARMADA COLLEGE CAMPUS Narmada College of Management observed the 12th International Yoga Day on 21st June, Sunday at the Sports ground of the Narmada College Campus. Faculty, staff and students of Narmada College Campus participated in the programme which began at 7:30 AM in the morning with an introduction to Yoga and then Shri Vinaybhai and selected students of the campus led the group of faculty, staff and students into the practical aspects of Asana and Pranayama. Beginning with standing Asanas he first demonstrated the asana before the group and then guided the entire group into the practical performance of the asana. After the standing Asana poses, he demonstrated the Surya Namaskar, with its detailed explanation of eleven steps and its health benefits. After that it was done by all the participants under his able guidance. Then other asana namely Ushtraasana, Dhanuraasana, Halaasana, Gomukhasana, and Sarvangaasana were performed by the group. After asana practice, Pranayama was performed by the participants. First Bhastrika, Kapalbhati, Anuloma Viloma, and then finally Bhramari pranayama was demonstrated and practiced by the group. Demonstration of some difficult asanas was also done by the members of the group. The session ended at 8:35 AM with a prayer for the welfare of all beings. Shri Vinay urged all the participants to continue the practice of Yoga Asanas throughout the year for a healthy and a happy life. | Event hosted at institute_Files_/120.Upload Report.061317.pdf | 0 | ||||
| STTP | The Short-Term Training Programme "Man Management – with special focus on grievance handling" | NCM | 4/2/2026 | 4/2/2026 | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | Mr. Jayprakash Sadekar Pawar (Labour Law Expert & Ex-Corporate IR Head, ABB) | HR Professionals and Management Students | NCM | Dr. Chetna Makwana, Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Prof. Rakhi Thakkar | Report: Man Management – Challenges and Development of Diverse Work Culture Date: 2nd April 2026 Venue: Narmada College of Management (NCM) Speaker: Mr. Jayprakash Sadekar Pawar (Labour Law Expert & Ex-Corporate IR Head, ABB) Audience: HR Professionals and Management Students Event Coordinators: Dr. Chetna Makwana, Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala and Prof. Rakhi Thakkar ________________________________________ The Short-Term Training Programme "Man Management – with special focus on grievance handling" was successfully organized through a strategic collaboration between Bharuch District HR (BDHR) and Narmada College of Management (NCM). Operating under the banner of "Rubaru: Connecting Minds," the session served as a platform for professionals and students to "meet, learn, and solve" complex organizational challenges. The event commenced with a warm welcome address by Dr. Chetna Makwana (I/C Director), who formally introduced the resource person, the visiting BDHR representatives, and the attending HR professionals. During her address, she provided a brief overview of Narmada College of Management, highlighting the institution’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence and industry integration. Mr. Jayprakash Sadekar Pawar, leveraging his extensive background in Industrial Relations, provided a dual perspective on legal compliance and soft-skill leadership. Key highlights of his session included: • Leadership vs. Management: The speaker emphasized that the "last test of a leader" is the ability to develop a successor who can carry the vision forward. He detailed the essential qualities and mantras for developing effective leadership. • Grievance Handling & Industrial Relations: Using the Maruti Strike as a critical case study, he illustrated the importance of transparent, time-bound grievance procedures in preventing industrial unrest. • Diverse Work Culture: He explored how inclusive leadership and adaptable HR practices are vital for handling the complexities of modern, diverse organizations to boost productivity. Following the session, Prof. Rakhi Thakkar and Prof. Rakesh Panchal, acting in their capacity as faculty members and placement coordinators, invited the attending HR professionals to collaborate with the college for future campus placement drives. This initiative aimed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world recruitment needs, encouraging the guests to consider NCM students for upcoming talent pipelines. The session was highly interactive, providing practical insights into human capital management. The program concluded with a formal vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala, who expressed gratitude to the speaker, the collaborating partners at BDHR, and all participants for their active contributions to the day's success. "The collaborative spirit between academia and industry underscored the day's events, leaving participants with a deeper understanding of how to manage people and workplace diversity effectively." | Event hosted at institute_Files_/121.Upload Report.061551. final.docx | 0 | ||
| Seminar | Report on Pre-Placement Activity: Guest Session on "Career Growth in Marketing" | NCM Building | 7/25/2026 | 7/25/2026 | FALSE | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | • Ms. Piyush Upadiya, Marketing Manager at Sukha Chemicals, Ankleshwar • Mr. Tejas Jagdishwala, Branch Manager at HDFC Bank | 3rd sem 2026 | NCM | Dr. Subhash Yadav | Event hosted at institute_Files_/122.Upload Report.060603.docx | 0 |
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