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Industrial Visits

Year
Semester
Date of visit
Name of Industry
Number of days
Number of students
Remarks
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2013203/02/2013 0:00Glenmark, Kohler160
2013303/01/2011 0:00Jabson''''s Food Products, Bharuch17
201333/31/2011 12:00:00 AMBalaji Wafers, Rajkot27
2014302/08/2014 0:00GIDC, Panoli, Ankleshwar18
2014302/08/2014 0:00Glenmark, Ankleshwar120
2014302/08/2014 0:00Vilayat, Jambusar, Bharuch14
2014302/08/2014 0:00Dahej, Bharuch16
2014109/07/2014 0:00GNFC, Bharuch137
201418/29/2014 12:00:00 AMRetail Industry359
201518/17/2015 12:00:00 AMGNFC Ltd., Bharuch160
2016404/09/2016 0:00Siemens, Baroda16
201643/19/2016 12:00:00 AMAmul Dairy16
2016404/05/2016 0:00Adani Wilmar, Surat16
201643/17/2016 12:00:00 AMRamkrishna Exports, Surat16
2016404/09/2016 0:00J K Lakshmi Cement, Ahmedabad16
2016404/02/2016 0:00Reliance Communication, Ahmedabad16
2016404/06/2016 0:00Suncem Surface Coating pvt. ltd., Ankleshwar16
2016404/01/2016 0:00Ambika Motors, Ankleshwar16
201643/26/2016 12:00:00 AMRajeshwarnand Paper mill, Jhagadia16
2016404/04/2016 0:00Cube Construction, Vadodara16
201543/19/2016 12:00:00 AMThomas cook, Vadodara16
201543/16/2015 12:00:00 AMWagbakri tea, Ahmedabad16
201543/16/2015 12:00:00 AMSharia Export, Ahmedabad16
201543/16/2015 12:00:00 AMSunpharma, Panoli16
201543/16/2015 12:00:00 AMGTU, Ahmebadad16
201543/16/2015 12:00:00 AMCLP Power, Bharuch16
2017401/02/2017 0:00Orient Bell Ltd, Bharuch66
2017401/02/2017 0:00Sumul Dairy Pvt. Ltd., Surat66
2017401/02/2017 0:00Britania Ltd. Jhagadia66
2017401/02/2017 0:00Ferminish, Dahej65
2017401/02/2017 0:00UPL, Ankleshwar66
2017401/02/2017 0:00Swarovski, Ahmedabad65
2017401/02/2017 0:00Mahindra Tractor, Vadodara66
2017401/02/2017 0:00Sunpharma, Panoli66
2017401/02/2017 0:00ONGC, Ankleshwar66
2017312/13/2017 12:00:00 AMSolvay Specialities India Pvt Ltd, Panoli18
201742/22/2017 12:00:00 AMSharekhan Brokerage firm, Bharuch135
2017202/09/2017 0:00Adani ltd. Mundra331
2017402/09/2017 0:00Adani ltd. Mundra345
201831/15/2018 12:00:00 AMBell Ceramic Ltd.76
201831/15/2018 12:00:00 AMMetalFass Ltd76
201831/15/2018 12:00:00 AMVadilal Ltd.76
201831/15/2018 12:00:00 AMWelspun Ltd.76
201831/15/2018 12:00:00 AMGNFC Ltd.76
201831/15/2018 12:00:00 AMABC Bearing Ltd.76
201831/15/2018 12:00:00 AMZydex Ltd.76
201831/15/2018 12:00:00 AMSolvay Specialities India Pvt Ltd, Panoli76
201824/20/2018 12:00:00 AMGNFC Plant160
201919/29/2019 12:00:00 AMAdani ltd. Mundra270
201941/30/2019 12:00:00 AMSEWA Rural (Jhagadia)159
201933/16/2019 12:00:00 AMQualimark Machines Pvt. Ltd.127
2020305/01/2020 0:00Beccan Chemicals ptv Ltd.401
2020305/04/2020 0:00UPL402
2020305/01/2020 0:00Riddhi Pharma401
2020305/04/2020 0:00Tharmex Chemical Ltd403
2020305/04/2020 0:00Atul Ltd.402
2020305/04/2020 0:00Avdhoot Pigments401
2020305/01/2020 0:00SFC Pvt. Ltd401
2020305/04/2020 0:00Birla Sentury401
2020305/04/2020 0:00Bhavin Modi and Co.401
2020305/04/2020 0:00Tushar Trans Equipments401
2020305/04/2020 0:00Avantor Performance Material Ltd401
2020305/04/2020 0:00Arti Industries401
2020305/04/2020 0:00Atom Veubies401
201842/22/2018Academic tour to Kerala755
2018311/22/2018Sharekhan Bharuch124
202538/28/2025GNFC Neem Plant and Tissue Culture Laboratory112NARMADA COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT (Academic Year – 2025-’26) Report on Industry Visit to GNFC Neem Plant and Tissue Culture Laboratory Marke􀆟ng Specializa􀆟on Batch Date and Time of Visit: 28th August, Thursday, 2:00 to 4:00 PM Introduc􀆟on As part of our Marke􀆟ng Skills Council, an industrial visit was organized to the Gujarat Narmada Valley Fer􀆟lizers & Chemicals Limited (GNFC). The visit aimed to provide marke􀆟ng students with prac􀆟cal exposure to industrial processes, research ac􀆟vi􀆟es, and sustainable prac􀆟ces. The team visited two major facili􀆟es of GNFC: the Neem Plant and the Tissue Culture Laboratory. Objec􀆟ves of the Visit  To understand the marke􀆟ng and produc􀆟on of neem-based products.  To learn about the market poten􀆟al of 􀆟ssue culture-based plants  To observe techniques and methodologies used in plant 􀆟ssue culture.  To bridge the gap between theore􀆟cal knowledge and industrial applica􀆟on. Visit to GNFC Neem Plant At the Neem Plant, students were introduced to the process of making neem-based soap, shampoo, facewash and other fmcg products. The neem project of GNFC was started to avoid the misuse of fer􀆟lizers by industry by spraying neem oil in the fer􀆟lizers: It involved the below ac􀆟vi􀆟es  Procurement: Neem seeds are collected from local farmers, ensuring community par􀆟cipa􀆟on and addi􀆟onal income genera􀆟on.  Processing: Seeds are cleaned, dried, and processed to extract neem oil and by-products.  Applica􀆟ons: Neem oil is used in agriculture, pharmaceu􀆟cals, and cosme􀆟cs. Neem cake, a by-product, is u􀆟lized as an organic fer􀆟lizer and pest repellent.  From the neem oil GNFC made mul􀆟ple fmcg products and successfully sold them in the market  Sustainability: The ini􀆟a􀆟ve supports women’s empowerment and rural livelihoods, aligning with GNFC’s inclusive growth model. The students were exposed to the produc􀆟on, distribu􀆟on and marke􀆟ng of neem based fmcg products and the underlying supply chain of these products. Visit to Tissue Culture Laboratory The Tissue Culture Lab provided insights into advanced biotechnology prac􀆟ces in agriculture. The visit highlighted:  Introduc􀆟on to Tissue Culture: The use of plant 􀆟ssue culture for producing disease-free, high-yielding plantlets.  Processes Demonstrated: o Ini􀆟a􀆟on: Selec􀆟on and steriliza􀆟on of explants. o Mul􀆟plica􀆟on: Rapid clonal propaga􀆟on in controlled condi􀆟ons. o Roo􀆟ng and Acclima􀆟za􀆟on: Development of roots and transfer to soil under greenhouse condi􀆟ons.  Applica􀆟ons: Tissue culture is applied in producing banana, sugarcane, and other economically important crops.  Quality Control: Emphasis was given to maintaining asep􀆟c condi􀆟ons and monitoring gene􀆟c fidelity. Learning Outcomes  Enhanced understanding of neem-based product manufacturing and its socio-economic benefits.  Huge Marke􀆟ng Poten􀆟al of Tissue Culture based plants  Prac􀆟cal exposure to plant 􀆟ssue culture techniques and their commercial applica􀆟ons.  Awareness of sustainable and innova􀆟ve prac􀆟ces in agro-industries.  Inspira􀆟on to integrate classroom knowledge with real-world industrial prac􀆟ces. Conclusion The industry visits to GNFC’s Neem Plant and Tissue Culture Laboratory proved to be highly informa􀆟ve and enriching for the Marke􀆟ng students. It provided valuable insights of Marke􀆟ng applica􀆟ons in agriculture, and socio-economic development through farmer and community engagement. The experience strengthened our prac􀆟cal understanding and mo􀆟vated us to explore further Marke􀆟ng innova􀆟ons in agriculture and allied sciences.Industrial Visit_Files_/71.Upload Documents.103609.pdf
20262/25/2026Adani, Mundra2100NARMADA COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Report on Industrial Visit Adani Mundra Date:- 25th February 2026 to 27th February 2026 Venue:- Adani, Mundra An industrial visit to Adani Mundra was organized for students to gain practical exposure to large-scale industrial operations, port management systems, and power generation facilities. The visit provided valuable insights into refinery processes, renewable energy production, and infrastructure management. A total of 104 students from MBA 1st Year and 2nd Year, along with 8 faculty members, participated in this industrial visit. Journey Details On 25th February 2026, we started our journey from Bharuch by train to Ahmedabad. After reaching Ahmedabad Railway Station, transportation was arranged by Adani Group. A bus facility was provided to take us to the Adani Guest House located in Mundra. Day 1 – 26th February 2026 Visit to Adani Wilmar Plant On the morning of 26th February, we visited Adani Wilmar plant. During the visit, we learned about: • Oil refining processes • Extraction and purification methods • Quality control systems • Packaging and distribution process The technical team explained the complete oil refinery process, including: • Degumming • Neutralization • Bleaching • Deodorization It was highly informative and helped us understand industrial-scale edible oil production. Visit to Adani Mundra Port Later, we visited Mundra Port. Officials explained: • Overview of Adani Mundra industrial sites • Port management system • Cargo handling operations • Import and export logistics • Container terminal operations In the evening, we experienced a Virtual Reality (VR) Tour, where a video presentation showcased all major plants and facilities operating in Mundra. The VR experience gave us a detailed understanding of the scale and infrastructure of Adani’s industrial operations. At night, a cultural event was organized where students enthusiastically played Garba, promoting cultural unity and team bonding. Day 2 – 27th February 2026 The day began with a Yoga Session at 6:00 AM, promoting health and mindfulness. After breakfast, we visited: South Basin Area We observed port-side operations and infrastructure facilities. Solar Panel Manufacturing Plant We learned about: • Solar cell manufacturing process • Assembly of photovoltaic panels • Renewable energy generation systems Thermal Power Plant The final industrial visit was to the thermal power plant where we understood: • Coal handling system • Boiler operations • Turbine functioning • Electricity generation process • Environmental safety measures After completing the visits, we returned to the guest house for lunch. Return Journey In the afternoon, we departed for Ahmedabad Railway Station by bus. We reached Ahmedabad at 10:00 PM and boarded a train to Bharuch. We arrived back at Bharuch at 4:00 AM on 28th February 2026. Learning Outcomes • Practical understanding of oil refinery operations • Knowledge of port logistics and cargo management • Exposure to renewable and thermal power generation • Awareness of large-scale industrial management • Experience of corporate culture and industrial discipline Some Glimpse Of the event: –Industrial Visit_Files_/72.Upload Documents.053029.docx

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