Faculty Industrial Visit for Appreciation and Strengthening Industry–Institute Relations

Faculty Industrial Visit for Appreciation and Strengthening Industry–Institute Relations

Dates of Visit: 16, 17 and 21 July 2026

Objective

The Faculty Industrial Visit was organized to express sincere gratitude to the industries that have continuously supported Narmada College of Management through campus placements, summer internships, industrial interactions, and various academic initiatives over the years. The visit also aimed to strengthen the long-term relationship between the institute and industry partners while exploring future opportunities for collaboration.

Visit Schedule

The faculty members visited industries across Dahej, Ankleshwar, and Jhagadia over three days.

Date	Location	Vehicles Hired	Faculty Members
16 July 2026	Dahej	2	6
17 July 2026	Dahej & Ankleshwar	2	6
21 July 2026	Jhagadia	1	3

 

Faculty Members Participated

16 & 17 July 2026 (Six Faculty Members)

1. Dr. Subhash Yadav
2. Dr. Rashmi Ghamawala
3. Dr. Iram Khan
4. Prof. Rakhi Thakkar
5. Prof. Kanu Raval
6. Prof. Rakesh Panchal

21 July 2026 (Three Faculty Members)

1. Dr. Iram Khan
2. Prof. Rakhi Thakkar
3. Prof. Rakesh Panchal

Activities Conducted

During the visit, the faculty members personally met HR representatives and management officials of the industries to acknowledge their valuable contribution towards the growth and placement of Narmada College of Management students.

As a token of appreciation, each organization was presented with:

• Appreciation Letter
• College Memento
• Narmada College of Management Information Brochure

The faculty members also interacted with industry representatives regarding future campus recruitment, Summer Internship Projects (SIPs), industrial visits, guest lectures, and other collaborative academic activities.

Companies Visited

(Company-wise details to be inserted.)

Sr. No.	Company Name	Location	Representative Met
1	Indo Baijin Chemicals Private Limited	Dahej	Mr. Dharmesh Parmar
2	JJ Plastalloy Pvt Ltd.		Mr. Arvind Sing
3	SRF Limited		Mr. Devang Patel
4	Vikram Hygiene Products		Mr. Shaliesh
5	Gujarat Fluorochemicals Ltd Division A		Mr. Rampraksah Mishra
6	Gujarat Fluorochemicals Ltd Division B		Mr. Nainesh
7	UPL Ltd.		Mr. Parth Parikh
8	Indian Peroxide Ltd.		Mr. Deepak Tiwair
9	Aarti Industries Ltd.		Mr. Vikash
10	Deepak Phenolics Limited		Mr. Chirayu Panchal
11	Gujarat Chemical Port Terminal Company Limited		Mr. Jitendra Parmar
12	Sukha Chemical Industries	Ankleshwar	Mr. Ravi Panara
13	Zentiva		Mr. Simi Acharjee
14	Tata Chintan Pharma Chem Ltd.		Mr. Nitesh Prjapati
15	BEIL Infrastructure Ltd.		Mr. Ashish Gujar
16	Sudharshan Chemical Industries Ltd.		Mr. Hetal Bakre
17	Meghmani Organics Ltd.		Mr. Alkesh Rana
18	DCM Shriram Ltd.	Jhagadia	Mr. Ragvendra Singh
19	Asahi Modi Materials Pvt Ltd		Mr. Nishant Chauhan
20	Reid & Taylor International Private Limited		Mr. Vijay Samala
21	Godrej Industries Ltd (Chemicals)		Mr. Hardik Sutaria
22	Welspun Speciality Solutions Ltd.		Mr. Gouri Shankar Roy

 

 

Common Feedback Received from Industries

The interactions with HR professionals and industry representatives generated valuable feedback for enhancing students’ employability. The major observations received from most companies were:

• Students should develop a stronger work attitude and professional commitment.
• Greater emphasis should be placed on professional behaviour and workplace ethics.
• Students should become more flexible and adaptable to different work environments.
• Students should take Summer Internship Projects (SIPs) more seriously, as they play an important role in employability.
• Communication skills, particularly spoken English and professional communication, need further improvement.

The Placement Cell and faculty members will incorporate these suggestions into training programmes, placement preparation, and skill development activities.

Expenditure Details

Particulars	Amount (₹)
Vehicle Hiring Charges (Five vehicles over three days)	11,700
Tea/Coffee Expenses	225
Printing of NCM Labels	80
College Memento (Neo Neem Products)	6,952.01
Total Expenditure	18957.01

Vehicle Arrangement

Date	Area Covered	Number of Vehicles
16 July 2026	Dahej	2
17 July 2026	Dahej & Ankleshwar	2
21 July 2026	Jhagadia	1
Total		5 Vehicles

 

Outcome of the Visit

The visit successfully strengthened the relationship between Narmada College of Management and its valued industry partners. The appreciation expressed by the college was well received, and the companies appreciated the initiative taken by the faculty members.

Several organizations reaffirmed their willingness to continue supporting the institute through campus placements, Summer Internship Projects, industrial visits, expert sessions, and other academic collaborations. The feedback received during the interactions will help the institute enhance placement readiness and align student competencies with industry expectations.