The Department of Business Administration, St Joseph Engineering College set sail in the year 2007. A non-profitable and socially responsive institute was established to cater to the management and entrepreneurial needs of the society. The Department of Business Administration offers a Two Year full time MBA programme approved by AICTE, Ministry of HRD, Government of India and is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Belgaum, Karnataka. The MBA programme is offered in the tradition of scholastic excellence for training for life.
The primary focus of management education should be to shape and mould energetic, result oriented and productive management graduates. My teaching and research provides a strong base in this direction.
Read more"To impart quality management education to bring out competent, socially responsible and conscientious professionals."
At graduation, SJEC MBA Graduates will have the following outcomes
The Department of Business Administration follows the Best Practices in the Management Education such as:
Designation | Name | Qualifications |
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Lab Instructor | Ms Divya P | Diploma-CSE |
Secretary | Ms. Minisha Flavy Crasta | M.Com |
Attender | Mr Rohan Sebastian D’Souza | S.S.L.C |
The present business environment is characterized by continuous changes demanding dynamic leadership. With global competition and changing technology life long learning has become the order of the day. Result oriented leaders need to constantly upgrade their knowledge and skills to succeed. The Department of Business Administration is committed to developing leaders to excel in today’s rapidly changing corporate world.
We follow a learner centered philosophy in the Department of Business Administration. The learners here think beyond the limits and achieve excellence with an enriching learning experience. We offer MBA programme of Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum, Karnataka which includes rigorous courses that are contemporary in nature with a perspective of global business scenario . The academic curriculum supplements class room learning with corporate exposure through compulsory organization based project work spanning a period of ten weeks. In addition a continuous industry-institute interaction in the form of special guest lectures, workshops, practical assignments and conferences strengthen practical learning. We prepare graduates future ready to face the distinct business challenges and strive to produce talents who can contribute to the growth of our nation.
Therefore, we provide a learning environment to learners who can better respond to the fast changing circumstances and unexpected challenges they will inevitably face after graduation.
So, if you are looking for an exciting learning experience explore the world of Department of Business Administration and become a part of an excellent academic tradition in St Joseph Engineering College.
I wish every learner an exciting learning experience.
Dr. Prakash Pinto
Dean
The Department has a spacious library having an excellent collection of latest books, magazines, journals and periodicals on Management. In addition to the print versions of journals the Department has Emerald on line journal database. The library remains open for nearly 12 hours on all working days for the benefit of students and faculty. Apart from the Department library the students have access to the central library of the SJEC for traditional and digital references.
The Department has a separate computer lab equipped with the latest technology and trained assistant to help the students learn through hands on experience.It also has Campus Wi-Fi network for interne t access for faculty, students and staff.
The college has a creditable placement record. The Placement and Training Cell is headed by a qualified and experienced Placement Officer. The Cell conducts regular training programmes for personality development, entrepreneurship development etc. and assists the students for project placement as well as final placement. On-campus and off-campus placement interviews are arranged during the final semester.
Sl.NO | Name of the Company | No. of students |
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1 | AMK Logistic | 1 |
2 | HDFC | 1 |
3 | Refinitiv, an LSEG business | 1 |
4 | HDB Financial Services | 1 |
5 | Scarlet Wireless | 1 |
6 | Co Operative bank | 1 |
7 | IDBI | 1 |
8 | Northen Trust | 1 |
9 | Black & White | 2 |
10 | Yenepoya University | 1 |
11 | Rehus Logistics India (P) Ltd | 1 |
12 | iNetFrame Technologies, Bangaluru | 1 |
13 | ASCENT HR | 1 |
14 | LKQ India Private Limited, Bangaluru | 3 |
15 | PWC service delivery center (kolkata) Pvt Ltd | 1 |
16 | Alwadi Hotel, Doha | 1 |
17 | Diya Systems, Mangalore | 1 |
18 | Mandovi Motors Pvt Ltd | 1 |
19 | Big bags International Pvt Ltd | 1 |
20 | Elbit Medical Diagnostics Ltd | 1 |
21 | St Raymonds, Vamanjoor. | 1 |
22 | BYJU'S | 1 |
23 | Acculabs, Mangalore | 1 |
24 | St Joseph's Asylum Industrial Workshops | 1 |
25 | ETC Management Services India Pvt.Ltd | 1 |
26 | Milagres Cooperative Bank, Kinnigoli | 1 |
27 | LSEG,Mumbai | 1 |
Total | 30 |
Sl.NO | Name of the Company | No. of students |
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1 | Target Corporation India Pvt Ltd | 1 |
2 | Aspect Technology Centre India Pvt, Ltd. | 1 |
3 | Reliance retail Ltd | 1 |
4 | United Breweries Limited, Bangalore | 1 |
5 | Anzy Careers | 2 |
6 | Axis Bank | 2 |
7 | Karvy | 1 |
8 | Concentrix | 2 |
9 | HDFC | 1 |
10 | Ernst & Young LLP | 5 |
11 | Harsha Electronics | 5 |
12 | Spice Jet | 1 |
13 | Accenture | 1 |
14 | Refinitiv | 2 |
15 | Arnold Consulting Private Limited | 2 |
16 | Swastika National School, Mangalore. | 1 |
17 | Grant Thornton | 1 |
18 | FIDELITY, National financial | 1 |
19 | ICICI Bank | 1 |
20 | The Muthoot Group | 2 |
21 | UDAAN | 1 |
Total | 35 |
Sl.NO | Name of the Company | No. of students |
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1 | EY GDS | 3 |
2 | Career Net Consulting | 1 |
3 | Cinepolis, City Centre Mall | 1 |
4 | Arnold Consulting Private Ltd | 1 |
5 | Bava Infrastructure Developers Pvt Ltd | 1 |
6 | KPMG | 8 |
7 | Bhavani Industries, Bangalore | 1 |
8 | Accenture | 1 |
9 | IBM India pvt ltd | 1 |
10 | HDFC Bank | 3 |
11 | Tata Consultancy Services | 1 |
12 | St Milagres Credit | 1 |
13 | Zomato | 1 |
14 | Trigent Software Ltd | 1 |
15 | RED FM 93.5 | 1 |
16 | Extra Marks Pvt Ltd | 1 |
17 | AYE Finance Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru | 1 |
18 | Kreatio Software | 1 |
19 | L&T Construction Equipment Ltd, Bengaluru | 1 |
20 | Parijma Institute | 1 |
21 | Adecco | 1 |
22 | Ashly Furnishing Company Pvt Ltd. | 1 |
23 | HiyaMee | 1 |
24 | MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company | 1 |
25 | Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Bangalore | 1 |
Total | 36 |
Sl No. | Name of the Company | No. OF STUDENTS |
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1 | IDBI Federal Life Insurance | 18 |
2 | Shriram Transport Finance | 2 |
3 | HDFC Assest Management | 2 |
4 | Janalaxmi Financial Services | 1 |
5 | Karur Vysya Bank | 1 |
Total | 26 |
Sl No. | Name of the Company | No. OF STUDENTS |
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1 | NGCN INFOSOLUTIONS | 8 |
2 | FUTURE RETAIL | 1 |
3 | ALLERGIS GROUP | 1 |
4 | ICICI BANK | 3 |
Total | 15 |
Sl No. | Name of the Company | No. OF STUDENTS |
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1 | People Gamut | 2 |
2 | KPMG | 4 |
3 | My Deals247 | 11 |
Total | 17 |
The valedictory ceremony of Zephyr 24 was held on 27th March 2024 at 4.30pm in Kalam Hall, V floor, AB II. The programme commenced with a solemn invocation of God's blessings, seeking guidance and grace for all present. It set the tone for an evening filled with gratitude and celebration.
The dignitaries were escorted to the dias. Dr. Rio Dsouza, Principal, SJEC was the Chief Guest. Fr. Kenneth Crasta, Assistant Director of SJEC, presided over the event. Ms. Acharya Chitralekha, the faculty coordinator, and student coordinators Hrithik Chand and Prajwal S. K. were in attendance.
Dr. Rio Dsouza delivered a remarkable talk, sharing essential insights and motivating participants to get to know one another and make connections. He also noted that such occasions provide a platform for connecting with great brains, which will be advantageous in one's career. He emphasised the importance of making a lasting impact on another person. It provides for emotional bonds. He commended the coordinators on the success of ZEPHYR 2024 and complimented the participants for actively participating in the events.
Following the Chief Guest's address, Fr. Kenneth Crasta, Assistant Director of SJEC, presided over to reflect on the significance of the day. He emphasised the attributes of a leader and their importance. He spoke about not being discouraged by failures. He appreciated the event organisers for their success.
One of the highlights of the evening was the distribution of prizes and awards. Ms. Yashika took over at this event. The deserving winners across various competitions were felicitated. It was a moment of pride and joy for both the winners and their respective institutions.
Dr. Rio Dsouza presented the awards to management events winners.
Business Quiz
Winners - Niranjan & Rakesh Prasad K, Vivekananda College
Runners- Karthik & Mithun, Canara College
Finance
Winners -Akshaya & Sowjanya, AJIM
Runners - Shri Hari & Manisha, Mangalore University
HR
Winners - Arpitha & Prakrithi, MITE
Runners - Bhavana & Dhanya, SDM PG Centre
Marketing
Winners - Naresh & Adithya, MITE
Runners - Prithi & Shrinidhi, Canara PG
Spark Tank
Winners -R. Navya, Shawn Jovian Pinto & Revanth Kadri, Mangalore University
Best Management Team
Winners - Adithya Ajay, Josline Riya Dsouza & Gloria Asha, St. Aloysius PG
Best Manager
Winner - Abhiram Salian, Srinivas Institute of Technology
Fr. Kenneth Crasta felicitated the winners of the cultural events.
Face Painting
Winners - Manora. G & Shreyas KB, Mangalore University
Runners - Pavitra & Prajna, SDM PG Centre
Fitness Fight
Winners - Abdulla, Elisha & Adel, St. Aloysius College
Runners - Ziyad, Shreyas & Hazel, Trisha Vidya College of Commerce & Management
Treasure Hunt
Winners - Abilesh & Manvith, Sridevi Institute of Technology
Runners - Anurag Gonda BR & Vinol, SDM PG Centre Ujire
Duet Singing
Winners - BP. Likith & Apaa, SDM PG Centre
Runners - Sahithya & Shubada, Vivekananda College, Puttur
Photography
Winner - Shreyas, Srinivas Institute of Technology
Runner - Wilson Prakash Dsouza, Padua College
BGMI
Winners - Ashith Shetty, Yashwanth NT, Yashwin SC & Chetan D, St. Philomena
Runners - Zion, Abhis A, Ibad & Sandesh, Yenepoya
Brand Rangoli
Winners - Prateeksha & Sri Laksmi Udupa, Padua College of Commerce & Management
Runners - Supriya & Deekshitha, SDM PG Centre Ujire
Dr. Prakash Pinto, Dean of MBA awarded the winners of Group Dance competition.
Winners - Team Strikers 2, NMAMIT, Nitte
Runners -Atlas, Sridevi College, Ballalbagh
II Runners - Predators, Canara Degree College (UG)
Finally, the much-awaited moment arrived as the overall championship trophies were presented to the deserving colleges. The dignitaries did the honors.
Overall Champions in Management Event
Winners - SDM PG Centre Mangalore
Runners - Canara College PG
Overall Champions in Cultural Events
Winners - SDM PG Centre, Ujire
Runners - Padua College
As the event drew to a close, a heartfelt vote of thanks was proposed by Ms. Ankitha Shetty. Ms. Vinita Feandes compered the event.
The department of Business Administration, MBA at SJEC hosted Zephyr- 2024 with the theme Business Warfare-Navigating The Matrix, a two-day event on 26 and 27 March 2024 in Kalam Hall, 5th floor, Academic Block - II.
The program began by seeking the blessings of the almighty through a prayer led by the MBA choir. Mr. Akhilesh B C, Project Manager, Moody's Rating, Bangalore was the Chief guest for the inauguration ceremony. Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal SJEC, Rev Fr Wilfred Prakash D'Souza, Director-SJEC, Dr Prakash Pinto, Dean-MBA, Ms Acharya Chitralekha J, Faculty Coordinator, Mr Prajwal and Mr Hrithik Chand, Student Coordinators were present for the program.
Mr Prajwal S K, Student Coordinator welcomed the gathering. Zephyr was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by all the dignitaries. Mr. Akhilesh B C, the Chief guest emphasized on leadership by highlighting the traits and characteristics of successful leaders. He also encouraged students to be courageous to make tough decision. His philosophy is to "take care of people and people will take care of your work". A leader must see what others can't see and lead the people. He also quoted that, "Success is a jouey and not a destination." And concluded saying, " no risk no reward", and encouraged students to take calculated risk. From his experience, he says that wherever there is comfort, there will be no growth.
Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal, SJEC was the Guest of Honour for the program. He spoke about the importance of putting in efforts. By giving example of a ball, Principal emphasized that failing is easier and highlighted the importance of working hard to be successful. He pointed up about rising after failing which can lead to enterprising. Dr. Rio D'Souza handed over the token of gratitude to the Chief guest.
Rev Fr. Wilfred Prakash D'Souza, the President of the program gave the presidential remarks. He encouraged students to lea, grow and inspire people around them. He also stressed on being humble and contributing towards
Sweeny Reanna Larsado, 2nd year MBA, rendered the vote of thanks. Ms. Komal, 2nd year MBA compered the event. The inauguration was followed by commencement of management events such as business quiz, best manager, HR, Finance, Marketing and many more. The second day of the fest will showcase the cultural talent of the participants with various events like Treasure Hunt, Brand Rangoli, Face Painting, Fitness Fight, Gaming, Duet Singing and Group Dance. The fest received enormous response with all together 18 colleges participating from in and around Mangalore and Shivamogga.
The Department of Business Administration, MBA, SJEC hosted an alumni interaction with Mr. John Rohan, an Alumnus of 2007-2009 batch on the topic "Leadership Skills and Competencies" on March 19, 2024 at Prerana hall, Ground Floor, Academic Block III. Medonna Miranda introduced and welcomed the speaker.
The speaker began the session with a tale about his travels to Kerala. He emphasized the level of service provided to him, providing insights into the value of management principles. He revealed his conviction in three essential elements: hard work, dedication, and God's grace. He highlighted the need to compete with oneself to get better results. He addressed qualities like honesty, clear goals, communication, readiness, decision-making, and many more.
He engaged the students in a fun team-building activity. He shared his professional experiences, inspiring students to develop habits that enable them to pursue their passions. He concluded the session by wishing the students a fruitful two-year MBA jouey and a bright future. Medonna expressed gratitude to the speaker for his presence and providing his unique viewpoints.
St Joseph Engineering College (SJEC), Mangaluru inaugurated its PG Courses for the year 2023-24 on 07th March 2024 at Kalam Auditorium, Vth Floor, Academic Block II of the college.
The program began with a prayer song, invoking Almighty's blessings.
Ms. Ananya Hebbar, Senior Talent Acquisition Specialist, MResult Services, Mangalore was the Chief Guest for the program. Dr. Prakash Pinto, Dean, Department of MBA welcomed the gathering and introduced the Chief Guest.
The lamp was lighted by the dignitaries on the dais.
Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal SJEC, addressed the gathering and welcomed all the first-year students. He spoke about self-discovery and the need to understand oneself. Self-discovery helps in tuing defects into opportunities through constant hardwork and commitment. Students must create value and contribute to the family, corporate and society as a whole.
The rank holders from MBA and MCA through PGCET who joined SJEC in this academic year were felicitated by the Chief Guest.
Ms. Ananya Hebbar in her inaugural speech inspired the gathering by briefing on her experience. She emphasised the role of faculty as a guide and a mentor. She urged students to explore life beyond academics and build connections.
Dr. Rio Dsouza, Principal, SJEC felicitated the Chief Guest.Rev.Fr. Wilfred Prakash Dsouza, Director, SJEC addressed the gathering and gave Presidential speech. He welcomed all the new students to the college and encouraged them to try their level best to excel, not only in academics but also in extracurricular activities.
Fr Kenneth Crasta, Asst Director, SJEC and Dr Harish B., Head of Department of Computer Applications were also present. Dr. Shakila B, Associate Professor, MBA, Convener of the program rendered the vote of thanks. Mr. Nelson Feandes, Asst. Professor, MBA compered the programme.
The Department of Business Administration, in collaboration with the SJEC-NIPM Student Chapter, successfully organized Converse Sphere-2024, a panel discussion focusing on the changing role of management in the era of artificial intelligence (AI). The event took place on the 4th of March 2024, and it provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of management practices amidst rapid technological advancements. The panel for the same included eminent personalities like Mr. Sandeep SP, HR Head, Pratt and Whitney India Business and Dr. Ronald Sequeira, Executive Director, VRA Solutions.
The panel discussion delved into various facets of how AI is reshaping traditional management roles and practices. Mr. Sandeep SP, with his extensive experience in human resources management, emphasized the need for organizations to adopt AI-driven solutions to streamline HR processes while maintaining the human touch in employee relations. He highlighted the importance of leveraging AI for talent acquisition, performance management, and employee engagement.
Dr. Ronald Sequeira, as an expert in executive leadership and organizational development, shed light on the strategic implications of AI integration in businesses. He discussed how AI technologies are revolutionizing decision-making processes, enabling data-driven insights for effective leadership and organizational growth. Dr. Sequeira also addressed conces regarding the ethical implications of AI deployment in management practices and stressed the importance of responsible AI goveance.
The moderator, Mr. Roopesh, facilitated the discussion, encouraging interactive exchanges between the panellists and the audience. He guided the conversation towards exploring practical strategies for managers to adapt to the AI era, emphasizing continuous leaing and upskilling to haess the potential of AI technologies effectively.
Converse Sphere-2024 provided a platform for insightful discussions on the transformative impact of AI on management roles and practices. The panellists emphasized the need for proactive adaptation to technological advancements while upholding ethical principles in AI integration. The event concluded with a renewed understanding of the evolving role of managers in leveraging AI for organizational excellence. Dr Prakash Pinto, Professor and Dean of Department of Business Administration, Mr Rakesh T Lobo, HR Manager, St Jospeh Engineering College and Executive Member NIPM Mangalore Chapter and Mr Ronald Mascarenhas, Former HR Syngene Inteational Ltd were present on the occasion. Overall, Converse Sphere-2024 proved to be a thought-provoking and enlightening experience, enriching the knowledge and perspectives of all participants on the evolving dynamics of management in the AI era.
The workshop commenced with an invocation for blessings, as dignitaries and participants lit the ceremonial lamp. Dr Anjali Ganesh, Principal Investigator and Project Director, welcomed attendees and elucidated the workshop's objectives. The Chief Guest, Dr. Prakash Pinto, Dean of the Department of Master of Business Administration, emphasized the vital role of social sciences research in addressing societal challenges and uplifting communities. Mr Aflah Hassan VP, Handicrafts Promotion Officer, Dr Nithin NK, Project Officer, Heritage Village, Pilikula Development Authority, Mangaluru, Mr. Devraj K, Joint Director, Ministry of MSME, Govt. of India was among the guests of the workshop. Mr. Aflah Hassan V P, Handicrafts Promotion Officer, in his key note speech shared insights into the challenges faced by artisans. He emphasized the importance of social sciences research and its role in finding solutions to the problems faced by artisans. Mr. Roopesh, the Master of Ceremony, expressed gratitude to guests and participants, setting an optimistic tone for the workshop.
The inauguration session was followed by the technical sessions where Dr Nithin explored challenges faced by artisans, including market support, product recognition, and mental health impact. He advocated for local product promotion, direct purchasing, and awareness-building.
Dr. Anjali presented research findings on upskilling and reskilling of artisans, focusing on the Skill India Mission. Key findings included limited participation in PMKVY, lack of awareness, and unavailability of training centres, requiring enhanced promotional efforts.
Mr. Aflah detailed schemes provided by the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), covering socio-economic empowerment, skill development, marketing support, direct benefits to artisans, infrastructure development, and research and development.
Artisans exhibited their creations, showcasing the rich diversity of their craft. The participants and visitors appreciated the artifacts, reinforcing the significance of preserving and promoting traditional craftsmanship. The workshop concluded with a valedictory program, where participants received certificates for their active involvement. The event fostered knowledge exchange, highlighted challenges, and provided valuable insights into supporting artisans for sustainable development.
The workshop enhanced the understanding of the challenges and opportunities in skill development programs for artisans. It deliberated on how PMKVY should implemented effectively across all the clusters to benefit the varied clusters of artisans. Actionable recommendations to improve the effectiveness, accessibility, and sustainability of skill development initiatives under PMKVY 4.0 were suggested. A platform was established for continued dialogue and exchange of ideas to support the skill development endeavours of the artisan community.
On the 27th of February 2024, a workshop was held by St Joseph Engineering College in association with the Indian Council of Social Sciences Research based on the findings of the research "Upskilling and Reskilling of Artisans in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Uttara Kannada Districts with respect to Skill India Mission of Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana 4.0” led by Dr. Anjali Ganesh, Dr Sreeranga Bhat, Prof. Girish Madla, Dr. Binu K, Mr. Roopesh. The event, centered on the theme titled "Workshop on Insights from the findings of a short term empirical research project funded by ICSSR : Unveiling Artisan Empowerment through Skill India Mission under PMKVY 4.0,” brought together skilled craftsmen and women with the aim of aligning their expertise with the Skill India Mission under the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana 4.0. The students of Department of MBA, St Joseph Engineering College were also the part of the workshop.
The day-long workshop comprised enlightening sessions conducted by experts in the field of skill development. These sessions delved into the latest findings from a comprehensive research project focusing on the artisan communities in the aforementioned districts. The objective was to understand the effectiveness, efficacy, identify skill gaps, opportunities and strategies for upskilling and reskilling, ultimately enhancing the artisans' development through the Skill India Mission.
An integral part of the workshop was the vibrant exhibition featuring a diverse array of artifacts and products crafted by the participating artisans. This exhibition not only celebrated the rich cultural heritage embedded in their creations but also served as a tangible representation of the potential of upskilled and reskilled artisans in contributing to economic growth.
One of the defining features of the exhibition was the vast diversity in craftsmanship on display. From delicate handmade jewelry, recycled clothed bags, to intricately carved coconut shell sculptures, the collection showcased the breadth and depth of artisanal talent. Visitors had the opportunity to witness the unique techniques and styles that have been passed down through generations, preserving cultural heritage and fostering a sense of continuity. Each exhibit told a story of tradition, innovation, and the fusion of cultural influences. The exhibition also provided an interactive platform for visitors to engage with artisans directly and this interactive element not only enhanced the educational aspect of the event but also fostered a deeper appreciation for the time-honored skills passed down through the generations. Many exhibits showcased a harmonious blend of traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics. The exhibition served as a reminder that, in the age of mass production, the unique stories woven into each artifact deserve recognition and protection. By supporting artisans, we not only sustain cultural heritage but also contribute to the flourishing of human creativity.
The workshop left an indelible impact on both participants and observers. It ignited discussions on the revitalization of traditional crafts, emphasizing the role of skilled artisans in the economic landscape. Moreover, the exhibition provided a marketplace for artisans to showcase their talents, fostering connections with potential buyers and collaborators.
The workshop served as a catalyst for change, aligning local craftsmanship with the broader vision of the Skill India Mission. By combining traditional skills with contemporary knowledge, the artisans in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, and Uttara Kannada Districts are poised to contribute significantly to the cultural and economic fabric of the region.
This event stands as a testament to the transformative power of education and skill development, creating a promising future for the artisans and their crafts in the evolving landscape of the Indian creative economy.
On 26 February 2024 the Department of Business Administration, SJEC organsied a talk on 'Practical Aspects of Direct Taxation' for MBA Students, SJEC in Spoorthi hall. The invited speaker was CA Dylan Rebello, 'Rebello & Associates, Mangaluru. CA Dylan Rebello began his session by highlighting the significance of taxation system in India. He explained the various heads of income and its practical implications. He elaborated the relevance of paying taxes in India. He distributed income tax retu form Sahaj ITR 1 among the students and explained each category in ITR Sahaj in detail. The talk was very well received by the II Year MBA students who attended the talk and cleared their queries. Dr Prakash Pinto, Dean-MBA and faculty members MBA were present on the occasion. Dr Shakila B, Associate Professor, MBA coordinated the session. Ms Komal II MBA compered the program.
The Department of Business Administration at St. Joseph Engineering College, Mangalore, hosted the installation program for the National Institute of Personnel Management (NIPM) Student Chapter on the 13th of February 2024. The event aimed to formally establish the NIPM Student Chapter at the institution and to induct its new members. The program saw a distinguished array of guests, faculty members, and students in attendance.
The program commenced with an invocation followed by the lighting of the lamp, symbolizing the dispelling of darkness and the advent of knowledge. Dr Prakash Pinto Dean of the department, delivered the welcome address, extending warm greetings to all present and emphasizing the significance of the occasion.
Mr. P. A. Jose, the esteemed Chief Guest, delivered an enlightening keynote address focusing on the evolving landscape of personnel management in the contemporary business environment. His insights into the role of effective human resource management in organizational success resonated strongly with the audience.
This was followed by an address from Mr. Steevan Pinto, Chairman NIPM Mangalore Chapter the Guest of Honor, who shared valuable experiences and encouraged the students to actively engage with the opportunities provided by the NIPM Student Chapter. Dr Rio Dsouza, the Principal SJEC delivered the presidential remark on the occasion explaining the importance of the initiatives.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Mr Rakesh T Lobo HR Manager SJEC expressing gratitude to all the guests, faculty members, students, and organizers whose contributions were instrumental in making the program a memorable and impactful one. Ms Komal V was the master of ceremony for the event. Mr Roopesh convener of the program and the faculty members of the department were present on the occasion.
The Department of Business Administration, SJEC had organized Orientation Program for 2023-25 Batch of MBA from 29th January to 2nd February 2024. The main objective of the orientation was to assist the students to develop an understanding of Management Education, its teaching-leaing processes, and to familiarize them with facilities available in the campus, action plans, skill sets expected from them etc. The orientation program covered varied topics which were taken up by inteal faculty members and exteal experts.
The Orientation Program began with welcome by Dr Babitha Rohit, Associate Professor, MBA. She briefed the participants about the significance of organising the Orientation Program. She took up a session on MBA @SJEC. The Dean MBA, Dr Prakash Pinto in his talk introduced the Department of MBA to the new batch of students. Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal, SJEC delivered a lecture on Professional Approach to Life.
Dr Sudheer M, Professor & Dean-Academics provided details about Academic Regulations and MBA Curriculum Structure and Outcome Based Education at SJEC. Dr Anjali Ganesh, Professor, MBA took up a session on Team Building & Leadership.
Prof Bharathi Shevgoor, Soft Skills Trainer & Editor Tarjani Communications Pvt Ltd, Mangalore conducted a session on Self Confidence as a key to Success. Mr Gaurav Kamath Co-Founder, CEO, and Business Head of Micro Degree, Mangalore briefed the students about corporate career planning. Prof Ronald Pinto, Director, at Institute for Individual Development, Mangalore spoke about the industry expectations from MBA graduates. Mr Kevin Rebello, Alumnus, 2012-14 Batch interacted with the new batch of MBA and narrated his corporate jouey. Prof Glenson Toney, Asst Prof EC Department & Training Coordinator, SJEC spoke on Placement Training Essentials
Various skill building activities were conducted by Mr Ananth Bhat & Ms Deepthi Dinesh Assistant Professors-MBA during the orientation program. The students exhibited active participation and expressed their contentment over the orientation program.
On January 11, 2024, the Department of Business Administration students at St Joseph Engineering College had an Industry Institute Interaction session on personal finance, featuring Salman Quairashi, the Head of Sales at Zerodha. The session aimed to impart essential knowledge on personal finance and investment strategies to equip future business leaders with practical insights.
Salman Quairashi initiated the session by providing a comprehensive introduction to personal finance, stressing the significance of financial literacy in the professional jouey of MBA graduates. With clarity and enthusiasm, he navigated through fundamental concepts such as budgeting, savings, and investment planning, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of the topic. A pivotal focus of the session was on investment strategies, where Mr. Quairashi leveraged his expertise to elucidate various investment avenues. Students gained valuable insights into mutual funds, stocks, and other financial instruments, with a specific emphasis on online trading. The practical perspectives the speaker shared demystified the stock market's intricacies, providing students with a tangible understanding of the subject matter.
Salman Quairashi underscored the importance of creating a well-balanced investment portfolio to mitigate risks and achieve sustainable financial growth. The discussion on these principles resonated well with the audience, offering a strategic approach to financial planning. The session also addressed emerging trends in personal finance, shedding light on how innovations such as fintech applications are reshaping the financial landscape.
Mr. Quairashi's insightful responses enhanced the leaing experience, providing a real-world context to the theoretical knowledge imparted during their MBA program. Students appreciated the session's relevance and Salman Quairashi's ability to simplify complex financial concepts. The practical insights shared during the interaction were deemed directly applicable to their future roles in business management, showcasing the session's success in achieving its educational objectives.
In conclusion, the Industry Institute Interaction session on Personal Finance by Salman Quairashi proved to be an enriching experience for MBA students. The insights shared are anticipated to contribute significantly to their financial acumen and decision-making skills as they embark on their professional joueys. Dr Prakash Pinto, Professor and Dean of the Department of Business Administration St Joseph Engineering College Presented a memento to the speaker and Mr Roopesh, Convener of the program proposed the vote of thanks.
The Department of Business Administration in association with Department of Psychiatry, Yenepoya Medical College, Mangaluru organizes the session "Mind Matters" by Dr. Anil Kakunje, Professor and Head of the Department of Psychiatry at Yenepoya Medical College, was held on 22-09-2023 at 3:00pm to 4:00pm on Bishop Aloysius Paul Hall, AB 2, St Joseph Engineering College, was a thought-provoking and enlightening event. The session was introduced by Akanksha Priya Dsouza, a 1st-year MBA student, who welcomed Dr. Kakunje and set the stage for an insightful discussion on mental health.
Dr. Anil Kakunje's Presentation:
Dr. Kakunje began the session by expressing his gratitude for being invited to St. Joseph Engineering College for the third time. He emphasized the importance of mental health, referring to the mind as the controller of one's well-being.
Key Points Discussed:
Importance of Mental Health: Dr. Kakunje highlighted the significance of mental health and its impact on an individual's life. He shared a recent example of a bride who took an exam on her wedding day, illustrating the stress and determination associated with such situations.
Attitude and Determination: He emphasized that one's attitude and determination play a pivotal role in achieving success and maintaining mental well-being.
N Mind Team: Dr. Kakunje introduced his team from the Department of Psychiatry, emphasizing the collective effort required to address mental health issues.
Social Interaction: He stressed the importance of social interaction for overall health, both mental and physical.
Lack of Attention to Mental Health: Dr. Kakunje pointed out the disparity between the attention given to physical health and mental health, with many people neglecting the latter.
Stigmatization: He addressed derogatory terms used for individuals with mental health issues, emphasizing the need to eliminate such stigmatization.
Seeking Help: Dr. Kakunje discussed the reasons why people hesitate to seek help for mental health issues, including lack of knowledge and societal attitudes.
Examples and Stories: Throughout the session, he shared various real-life examples and stories, including cases of depression, OCD, panic attacks, and substance abuse, to illustrate the importance of seeking professional help.
Stress Management: Dr. Kakunje explained the effects of stress on memory, hair loss, and overall health. He differentiated between different types of stress.
Work-Life Balance: He discussed the significance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance and the consequences of last-minute exam preparation.
Relationship and Anger Issues: Dr. Kakunje offered insights into managing relationship issues and anger, highlighting the importance of controlling extreme anger.
Pop Culture References: He made references to movies and public figures, connecting them to mental health issues to make the topic relatable.
Seeking Help: Dr. Kakunje urged individuals facing mental health issues to seek help from professionals or confide in trusted friends and family rather than resorting to self-harm or suicide.
The Power of a Smile: He concluded by suggesting that smiling three times a day could act as a remedy for various problems, emphasizing the significance of a positive outlook.
Question and Answer Session:
A question-and-answer session followed the presentation, where Dr. Kakunje addressed queries related to OCD, Dejavu, split personality, overthinking, and more, emphasizing that timely intervention is crucial for positive outcomes.
The session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Glen Feandes, acknowledging the organizers and St. Joseph Engineering College for providing the opportunity to address this critical topic.
In conclusion, Dr. Anil Kakunje's session "Mind Matters" shed light on the importance of mental health, destigmatizing it, and seeking help when needed. It provided valuable insights and practical advice for maintaining a healthy mind, making it a memorable and enlightening event for all attendees.
The Department of Business Administration at St. Joseph Engineering College organized a field visit on September 20, 2023, to gain practical insights and lea more about the activities of a medical college, particularly their measures related to sustainable environmental practices. During the visit, we were taken to their simulation center, sewage plant, kitchen, laundry, and vermiculture facility.
The coordinators for the field visit were Dr. Anjali Ganesh, Ms. Acharya Chitralekha, and Ms. Savitha.
The field visit was truly informative for the students, and we extend our gratitude to the entire department for taking the initiative to conduct such a wonderful event. It provided us with valuable insights into how a medical college operates, what happens behind the scenes in the process of curing and treating patients, and the various workers who support the frontline staff, serving as the backbone of such a remarkable institution. We would like to express our appreciation to the Master of Business Administration Department for facilitating this exceptional experience.
The Department of Business Administration at St. Joseph Engineering College, Vamanjoor, Mangalore, organized the farewell ceremony, DESPEDIDA-2K23, on Thursday, 14th September 2023 at 9.30am. The event was held in the Kalam Auditorium, Academic Block II, and was dedicated to bidding a fond farewell to the outgoing students of the MBA batch 2021-23. The function was graced by Rev. Fr. Wilfred Prakash Dsouza- Director, Rev. Fr. Kenneth Rayner Crasta-Assistant Director, Dr Rio D'Souza-Principal, Dr Prakash Pinto-Professor & Dean of MBA, Ms Acharya Chitralekha J, faculty Coordinator were present for the occasion. The master of the ceremony were Mehak and Yashika. The ceremony proceeded with precision and heartwarming moments, following a well-structured agenda. The program opened with a soulful invocation, offering a moment of reflection and spiritual connection for all attendees. Mr Hrithik Chand, Genesis coordinator, delivered a warm and heartfelt welcome address.
Dr. Rio D'Souza, the Chief Guest, delivered an enlightening address. His words were filled with wisdom and motivation, inspiring the outgoing students to reach for greatness in their future endeavors.
Rev. Fr. Wilfred Prakash Dsouza, the President, offered his heartfelt remarks, celebrating the achievements of the departing students and imparting valuable life lessons.
Mr Prajwal S K, Genesis Coordinator, extended gratitude to all contributors, including faculty, staff, and fellow students, in his vote of thanks.
Upon the conclusion of the formal program, the event seamlessly transitioned into an informal segment which was hosted by Komal and Vinita, characterized by heartfelt farewells and joyous celebrations. Captivating dance performances and entertaining games were thoughtfully arranged to delight the seniors.
The informal part of the ceremony was marked by emotional expressions of appreciation, providing a warm farewell to the outgoing students. Dance performances and games added an element of celebration, allowing everyone to relax and savor the festivities. The informal function ended at 1.30pm.
To create awareness among aspiring youngsters about sexual harassment, the College Inteal Complaint Committee (CICC) in association with the Department of Business Administration SJEC organized a talk on the topic 'Prevention of Sexual Harassment (PoSH) at Work Place for PG Students on 6 September 2023 in the Kalam Auditorium, SJEC between 10 a.m. and 11.30 am. for MBA and MCA students. The Resource Person for the talk was Ms. Elizabeth Neeliyara, practicing lawyer, Mangaluru, who enlightened the students on the Prevention of Sexual Harassment Act.
Advocate Elizabeth Neeliyara spoke on the origin of the PoSH Act, she highlighted on "Vishaka Guidelines" that were stipulated by the Supreme Court of India, in Vishaka and others v State of Rajasthan case in 1997, regarding sexual harassment at workplace, a landmark case which helped with giving rise to the PoSH Act, 2013. She also threw insights on types of sexual harassment as cited in the Act. she detailed the complaint mechanism, enquiry process, timelines, and highlighted the functions of the College Inteal Complaints Committee (CICC). The students found the session to be quite engaging and that it would help them in their everyday life. The event successfully created awareness on young minds on PoSH ACT its relevance in the workplace.
Ms Mehak Khader I MBA compered the program and Ms Yashika S Amin I MBA proposed vote of thanks. Dr Prakash Pinto-Dean MBA and the faculty members were present on the occasion. Dr Shakila B Chairperson-CICC coordinated the program.
On 21st of July 2023, Department of Business Administration conducted a business plan contest called Ingenious-2023, where the participants would pitch their ideas and business plan to the judges. The contest was held in Spoorthi Hall 7th floor of AB 3 at St. Joseph Engineering College Vamanjoor. The judges of the competition were Mr. Aman Magwin, CEO of "Izumi & co” as well as the co-founder of "Earthblocks India Mangalore” and Dr. Anjali Ganesh, who is a Professor at SJEC, vamanjoor. The event began at 9AM with a welcome speech given by Mr. Adesh Amin and then the Emcee Ms. Mehak Muneera Khader called out the participants to pick the lots and there were 10 teams who participated and presented the business plan to the judges. According to the lot numbers the participants presented their business plan. After all the presentations, vote of thanks was given by Ms. Ashel Dsouza. Ms Acharya Chitralekha, the faculty co-ordinator handed over a token of gratitude to the judges. Further, decisions regarding the winners were made. The hall was open for the participants to share their experience with regarding to the contest. The name of the winners was announced by Ms. Divya M Hiremath. Sinchana B R and Prerana P from Electronics and communication department won the first place and Mr. Aman Magwin handed over the certificates to them. Karthik Kadekar and M K Swathi from MBA were the runner ups of the contest and Dr. Anjali Ganesh handed over the certificates. The event ended at 1PM. The Faculty co-ordinator of the event Ms. Acharya Chitralekha and Student co-ordinators Mehak Muneera Khader, Ashel D'souza, Divya M Hiremath, Disha, Shraddha S Rao, Glen Feandes, Adesh Amin, Dhyan Salian have coordinated the event.
The Department of Business Administration and Student Welfare Group of St Joseph Engineering College (SJEC), Mangaluru in association with MUCTA (Mangalore University Commerce Teachers Association) conducted a Workshop on Investor Awareness at SJEC on 18th July, 2023. Dr. Anjali Ganesh, Professor, Dept. of MBA, SJEC was the Convenor of the Workshop.
Investor Awareness is a term used in investor relations, by public companies and similar bodies, to describe how well their investors, and the investment market in general, know their business. The Workshop was intended to provide a platform to focus on issues relevant to the education and information needs of individuals who participate, or are considering participating, in the financial markets.
The First Session was conducted by Mr. Naveen Julian Rego, SEBI Registered Investment Advisor. The topic of the session was Financial literacy. He began the session by telling that to be the best in the field is to invest in self and the way to do it is by leaing, unleaing and releaing. Taking advice from certified advisors and investing a well diversified portfolio is the best way of building wealth.
Mr Leo Amal, Sr. Branch Manager of Franklin Templeton Asset Management(India) Pvt. Ltd., Mangaluru began the session on Back to Basics by briefing about Mutual funds. He stressed that an individual needs to first decide on the objective of his/her investing. He spoke about debt and equity and when an individual could go for them. He presented various reasons for why people should invest in Mutual Funds. He later briefed the participants about Inflation and stressed upon the importance of why one needs to manage the asset allocation.
The speaker of the third session was Mr. Yvonil D'souza , an Investment Services Professional. His topic of interest was Personal Investment Planning and it was a Hands on Session. He gave tips on how to control our income, expenses and investments such that we can manage our money and achieve our goals. He provided all the participants with a Personal Finance basics Workbook that contained a Case Study to test their understanding of Finance. He stressed on the need for every individual to have an emergency fund and Retirement fund. He also explained the participants on the danger of being a Pseudo Investor and why a person should analyze the stock market scenario before investing in equity.
All the speakers were provided with a Letter of appreciation and a memento from the college. At the end of all the sessions, Dr. Anjali Ganesh thanked the participants and speakers for their enthusiastic participation. Breakfast and Lunch was provided to all the participants by MUCTA. Feedback from the participants was collected by the organisers and a Certificate of Participation was handed out to all the participants.
The Department of Business Administration conducted a workshop on business plan on 11th of July,2023 in Spoorthi Hall. The workshop began at 2.30pm with the brief introduction of the resource person Dr. Madhukar S M and the welcome speech by Ashel D'souza. Dr. Madhukar started his presentation with brief explanation about entrepreneur. He further spoke about business canvas model which helped the audience to understand the 9 major aspects of the model which is, value proposition, key resources, key partners, key activity, customer segment, customer relationship, cost structure, revenue streams. Moving forward he explained about the business plan which was the main agenda of the workshop. He highlighted on the elements that a business plan which should include Executive summary, financial highlights, financial requirement, company background, market analysis, execution, financial plan, human resource plan and at last appendix. As an example, he presented a business plan of his own company "OAUM ". He winded up the presentation with a Q&A session. The workshop ended with a vote of thanks by Divya M Hiremath, Student, I MBA. The master of ceremony for the event was Adesh Amin, Student, I MBA and Ms Acharya Chitralekha was the faculty coordinator for the workshop.
The Department of Business Administration has organized an Outbound Training for III Sem MBA and MBA-IEV Students at Ankola from 10th April to 13 th April 2023. Faculty coordinator Ms Acharya Chitralekha J along with three faculty Dr Shakila B, Mr Ananth and Mr Nandan accompanied the students for Outbound Training at Ankola.
The jouey began from college on 10-04-2023 at 4.30a.m., we reached Mangalore Central Railway station at 5.15 and the train arrived around 5.30a.m. In total, 84 students and four faculty were present for Outbound Training. The train reached Ankola station at 12. 30p.m and we got on KSRTC bus to reach Sahyadri outbound camp, the bus jouey was around 45 minutes. As soon as we reached there, they divided boys and girls into different lines and they collected basic details and made us to exchange our luggage. Each person made to carry someone else bag and luggage. The tent was allotted to boys and two rooms were allotted to girls. Immediately after keeping the luggage we had to deposit the electronic gadgets, medicines and food items with the trainers. We had our lunch and we assembled in the ground for the next activities. After the rope activities everyone were divided into 6 teams consisting of 14 members each. The team members had different roles such as CEO, COO, finance managers, time managers, HR and equipment, food managers, accommodation managers, health and safety managers. The next activity was ball game which focussed on smart work and concentration. The main trainer gave us some valuable lessons and ended the day at around 2.30a.m.
Day 2 begin at 6.15a.m with jogging of nearly 2km and exercise for nearly 45 minutes, next some funny activities were performed to boost the confidence. 10minutes of meditation is also done for health. At around 9'o clock breakfast was provided and at the same time virtual bank also opens. On the second day 6 activities of 30+10 minutes each were conducted. The activities were shuffled differently for each group, activities were Multiline, mind game, whale watch, giant ladder, name shrugs, navigation. Each game had its own outcome and lesson to lea and understand. Multiline had a lesson of having belief in one self and also maintaining the group trust. Mind game lesson was unknown. Whale watch lesson was to lea to balance all the aspects in life. Giant ladder was about individual performance. Name shrugs is knowing about basic stuffs and also having common sense to analyse the situation. Navigation is knowing the direction with proper guidance. In the evening session who were tired and sleepy left to go to their tent and rooms and rest people were motivated by goal setting with SMART concept. They promised to take for night trekking too. Everyone went to sleep at 12.30a.m.
Day 3 began at 6.15 a.m. where we had to assemble near the ground followed up by jogging and some exercises. Around 8.30 a.m. we were provided with a delicious breakfast, at the same time banks were opened for borrowing of loans. After the breakfast all the teams who had failed to pay the interest were punished as the CEO, COO and the finance heads were excluded from performing the task. All the teams were taken to the ground; in the beginning the trainers performed the activity. The activity was called obstacle round. A total of 10 tasks had to be performed, though it was not mandatory to attempt the entire task as each of them had certain points. Each team was given 10 minutes to complete the task. As the teams could not successfully complete the task a leaing session was conducted, later on all the teams had to redo the task with a time limit of 3 minutes. After a long lunch break, another activity was conducted in the evening. We were given a ring and a log, which we had to balance in our index finger. All the teams were given time to adopt strategy to perform the activity. Due to the failure of all the teams, there was a session where the trainer taught us important values that helped us to complete the activity. Lastly we had our dinner followed up by an ending session.
Day 4 begins at 6.15 a.m. with jogging and the regular exercises. There was also a short meditation session that helped us to stay focused. Around 8. 30a.m, we had breakfast followed up by the moing session. All the teams had to prepare charts and present it based on their experiences and leaing's. After a break each one spoke about their experience and also a feedback form was given to fill. After lunch a group photo session was held. The buses were arranged to drop us back to the railway station. The train arrived at 3. 20p.m and reached Mangalore central station around 9.00 p.m. This outbound training gave an opportunity to the students to work with the peers in the form of training activities, analytically solving problems, leadership and team building activities. Overall it was a very enriching experience for all the students.
OBJECTIVE
:
·
Creating awareness in students about
various investment instruments.
· To make students have a deeper understanding about the financial planning.
TOPICS COVERED
:
1.
Introduction About Investment Awareness - By
Prof. Manoj Louis
2.
Financial Literacy - By Mr.Naveen Rego
3.
Back To Basics Of Financial Market
Planning - By Mr. Leo Amal
4. Basics Of Money Management For Youngsters Starting Work. - By Ms.Sapna Shenoy
INAUGURAL SESSION: The Department of Business Administration of St Joseph Engineering College (SJEC) Mangalore conducted a Workshop On Investment Awareness in Youngsters, on 17th March 2023. The Programme was inaugurated on 17th March 2023. Mr. Manoj Louis was the chief guest for the program. Rev. Fr Wilfred Prakash - Director, SJEC , Rev. Fr Alwyn Richard Dsouza, Assistant Director SJEC - Dr. Rio Dsouza Principal SJEC and Dr. Prakash Pinto - Dean, Department of Business Administration & The convenor of the programme Dr. Anjali Ganesh were guests of honour. The Programme began with a short prayer, further continued with a welcome note to the chief guest Prof Manoj Louis.
Prof Manoj Louis gave a
brief introduction about the topic - Investment Awareness
·
Having a good knowledge on investments
·
What must one do with money in the context
of Investment.
·
The consistency & discipline required
, especially when invested in stock market.
·
Also how one can avoid making mistakes
& lea from the same
Rev. Fr Wilfred Prakash - The Director - SJEC
: Emphasised
on one must have the power of knowledge and understanding to invest and expect
valuable retus
·
We must
lea to invest and ea money through ethical ways.
·
And must use the tool to build ourselves
and use it for the betterment of others
The formal programme was
concluded with a vote of thanks by Donald Crasta.
Part 1
of the session was taken over by Naveen Rego - SEBI registered investment
advisor & a certified financial planner, Practising financial planning
& wealth management for individuals & families for last 20 years.
· Having basic knowledge on finance. We can avoid mistakes when the decision taken in financial market is not emotionally involved. We must always check for authorised regulators for any purchase & investment. One must spend less than the budget and save more to be financially stable. Stressed upon the topic - power of compounding - on how to accelerate the growth of our savings & investments over time. He stated that the most important investment to be made is on ourselves than any stocks, mutual funds, bonds, real estates, or gold etc.. One must make a wise purchasing decision now, buying what's not required can lead to selling the Essential products in future.
Important Points:
= Insurance is not just about savings. = We must avoid bad
debts & must understand the interest rate calculation. = One must keep his/
her documents updated - Aadhar card, voter id, pan card, email id etc.. = All
of us must value the rules & regulations of the country and must be
responsible citizens - paying tax's regularly. Always save more and must start
saving at an early age. = Must take guidance when in need than blindly
entering the market or taking decisions.
Concluded the talk with a
short video stating : "Don't enter into anything with half knowledge it can not
only be dangerous but also destructive”.
PART II
: of the session was taken over by Mr. Leo Amal. - Senior branch manager in
Franklin Templeton.
He focused on why invest in mutual funds - As Buying shares in mutual fund is an easy way to diversify the investments across many securities and asset categories such as equity, debt and gold, which helps in spreading the risk.
·
Why bank interest rates are decreasing.?
-
Decrease in interest rate in an economy
will increase the money supply, thus increasing the investment expenditure.
With low interest rates, the banks will have more leverage to lend money to
businesses and to citizens to purchase household items or to invest in
productive things.
· He further stated that Gold is lucrative but investing in real estate would require lakhs together & is expensive. One must invest in brands in which we trust
·
We must always check for regulators -
1. Bank
- Reserve Bank of India (RBI),
2. Stock
Market - Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI),
3. Insurance
- Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI)
4. Pension
- Pension Fund Regulatory & Development Authority
5. Real
Estate - Real Estate Regulation Authority (RERA)
Advantages of investing in Mutual Funds: Low Cost, Dividend reinvestment, Wealth generation
He further Spoke about
wealth pyramid - Debt, Equity , Gold , Real estate
Important Aspects: Must invest in stocks that last longer and Must invest for long term to overcome short term volatility , should give importance to asset allocation - dividing investments among different assets
·
How SIP, SWP, STP works
1. SIP
- A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a disciplined
approach to investing where you invest a fixed amount of money in a mutual
fund at regular intervals. We can decide the investment amount, frequency
and tenure based on your financial goals.
2. Systematic Withdrawal Plan (Or SWP) is a redemption plan that allows you to withdraw a fixed amount from your fund at regular intervals. You can consider this as a complete opposite of SIP because if SIP is an investment plan, SWP is a withdrawal plan.
3. A Systematic Transfer Plan (or STP) gives you the option to shift your investments from one mutual fund scheme to another. This is possible for schemes of the same fund house. If you break it down, STP is actually another form of SIP. But instead of transferring money from your bank account to the mutual fund, you transfer from one fund to another regularly.
Mr Leo Amal Concluded the session by explaining what
is compounding: Compound interest or compounding means not only receiving the
interest on the basic principal amount that we have invested but also on the
interest that keeps getting added on to it.
The Last Session was taken over by Ms.
Sapna Shenoy is an investment services professional. She holds a rich
experience of 6+ years in mutual fund industry . she worked for asset management
companies like Franklin Templeton, ICICI Prudential & HDFC Mutual Fund
after which she started her own advisory firm in Nov 2016.
Ms Sapna spoke about - Money Management for youngsters starting work. Emphasizes on Building a general investment fund across different types of asset classes. One must lea to differentiate between short term & long term monetary needs & invest accordingly. As youngsters we should establish emergency fund equal to one years normal living expenses in RD/FD or a liquid mutual fund. One must get rid of debt especially unproductive & open ended debt. The session was very informative as students gained knowledge about investment opportunities & about the importance of financial literacy & various financial instruments through which we can invest.
The Department of Business Administration of St Joseph Engineering College (SJEC), Mangalore, conducted a Management Development Programme (MDP) on Python in Office on 11 th March 2023 Python is a high-level, versatile programming language with an easy-to-lea syntax, making it ideal for various applications, including the automation of day-to-day office tasks. The MDP was intended to provide a platform to get deeper insights into Python and its utility in the office.
The MDP was inaugurated on 11th March 2023 in the presence of Rev. Fr Wilfred Prakash, Director, SJEC who presided over the program, and Mr. Akshay Adyanthaya Founder of Veer Telecom and Capture Technologies was the chief guest for the program. Rev. Fr Alwyn Richard Dsouza, Assistant Director SJEC, and Dr. Rio Dsouza Principal SJEC were guests of honour. Mr. Shashank G K, CDO of EZ Technologies was a resource person for the program. Dr. Prakash Pinto, Dean, Department of Business Administration welcomed the gathering. Mr. Akshay Adyanthaya, Chief Guest in his speech, expressed the need for training and the importance of python and he also expressed his delight about the institution's growth and its readiness to provide a platform for entrepreneurial growth. The Director, Rev. Fr. Wilfred Prakash D'Souza in his presidential remarks stated how nowadays smartness is rewarded and why one should focus on leaing such smart programs like python and make it a part of their workspace.
Dr. Rio Dsouza Principal SJEC wished the delegates fruitful leaing during the MDP. Dr. Anjali Ganesh convenor of the program proposed the vote of thanks. A brainstorming session was conducted by Mr. Shashank GK in the MBA computer lab to explore how Python programming techniques could be utilized in day-to-day office work regardless of verticals. The session aimed to provide insight into the benefits and problems of office automation and how non-programmers could also take advantage of the capacity of Python language. The session highlighted the discussions, hands-on examples, and practical implementation of Python in day-to-day office activities, including the exploration of machine leaing and artificial intelligence concepts, and also focused on understanding ChatGPT its tricks and tips.
Python programming can automate many office tasks, reducing the time and effort required to perform them manually. During the session, several use cases, and hands-on examples of Python in real-time were demonstrated to give insight into the ground reality of how employees and officials could benefit from Python in their daily activities. Despite the benefits of office automation, it also has its challenges. During the session, the participants discussed the problems associated with office automation. There were around 30 participants in this program from industry and from various academic institutions who expressed in their feedback that the session was productive and they were able to expand their leaing horizon.
The Department of Business Administration, St Joseph Engineering College (SJEC), Mangalore inaugurated Genesis, a forum of MBA students, and celebrated Fresher's day 'Euphoria' on 8th March 2023 at Kalam Hall of the college. The program began with the prayer song lead by the MBA choir.
Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal SJEC, Rev Fr Wilfred Prakash D'Souza, Director-SJEC, Rev Fr Alwyn Richard D'Souza, Assistant Director-SJEC, Dr Prakash Pinto, Dean-MBA, Ms Acharya Chitralekha J, Faculty Coordinator, Mr Santhosh DSouza & Mr Himanshu, Student Coordinators were present for the program.
Mr Santhosh D Souza, Student Coordinator-Genesis welcomed the gathering. Genesis, a forum of MBA students, was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by all the dignitaries. Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal, SJEC was the Chief Guest for the program. Dr Rio D'Souza encouraged students to take initiative to be the leaders and emphasized on active participation in Genesis Activities.
Rev Fr. Wilfred Prakash D'Souza, the President of the program welcomed all the new students to the college and encouraged them to try their level best to excel in their academics as well as association activities.
Mr Himanshu, Student Coordinator-Genesis rendered the vote of thanks. Ms Harshina and Mr Vignesh, Students-II yr MBA compeered the event.
On 25th February, 2023 the Department of Business Administration organised Intrapreneur-2023 an Exhibition cum sales of products and services. The objective is to encourage and promote small business/start-ups. This event was open to all students and faculty members of SJEC. In total six participants registered for this event. The products displayed included Dream catchers by Ms. Laveena, Resins art by Ms. Monisha, Tatting art by Dr. Babitha Rohith and the service providers were Mr. Subramanya & Mr. Shreeharsha as Event managers, Mr. Dyan as a trainer & supplier of skilled manpower and Mr. Adesh as a youtuber.
Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal, Dr Purushothama Chippar, Vice Principal and Rev.Fr Alwyn Richard D'Souza, Director In-charge, inaugurated the program and appreciated the students and Faculty for their initiative. Many students and faculty members visited the stalls and encouraged the budding entrepreneurs.
St Joseph Engineering College (SJEC), Mangaluru inaugurated its PG Courses for the year 2022-23 on 21st February 2023 at Kalam Hall, Vth Floor, Academic Block II of the college. The program began with the prayer song followed by lighting of the lamp. Mr Ryan Lobo, Country HR Lead, EGDK India Private Limited was the Chief Guest for the program. Dr Hareesh B, HOD, Department of Computer Applications, welcomed the gathering and introduced the Chief Guest.
Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal SJEC, addressed the gathering and welcomed all the first-year students. He spoke about how students need to utilize the time. He explained about the facilities available in the college like the Infrastructure, library facility, Coursera courses, Inteet services etc.
The rank holders from MBA and MCA through PGCET who joined
SJEC in this academic year were felicitated by the Chief Guest.
Mr Ryan Lobo in his inaugural speech inspired the gathering by briefing on his experience. He spoke about relevancy of subject in job, emotional stability, flexibility, fungibility, and how students should reset their mind. He explained that students should lea to bounce back quickly. He added that there is only one religion once you enter the corporate world which is "Corporate Religion” and treating everyone equal as well as respecting others are some of the qualities that should be inculcated in each one of us.
Rev Fr. Alwyn Richard D'Souza, Asst. Director SJEC felicitated the Chief Guest and gave Presidential address. He welcomed all the new students to the college and encouraged them to try their level best to excel in their academics. He said that the institute will provide any amount of facility and opportunities but students should utilize it in a proper way.
Mr Roopesh, Assistant Professor, MBA, Convener of the
program rendered the vote of thanks to the gatherings.
To build a sense of responsibility and
sensitivity towards the society, the II MBA students conducted outreach
programme at St Joseph the Worker Higher Primary School Vamanjoor and St
Raymonds Higher Primary School, Vamanjoor on 11th February 2023 and
17th February 2023 respectively. The students conducted activities
like craft making, leadership games, drawing and action song for children from
class 1 to 4. Activities like craft making, memory game, team building activities,
effective communication activities were conducted for the students of class 5
to 7. The sessions helped to impart confidence in the children to bring them
together and the program was well received and appreciated by the school
authorities and the children. Also, the program provided
opportunities
for MBA students to make a difference in someone's life and experience the
beauty of selflessness. Finally, the students donated stationeries to the
school children. The program was coordinated by Dr Shakila B, Associate
Professor, Department of Business Administration, SJEC.
The Department of Business Administration at SJEC organized an Industry Institute Interface program on the topic "Introduction to Customer Experience” on 10th February 2023 at 09.00 am in Spoorthi Hall. Mr. Joannes Rodrigues Senior Customer Success Manager, Informatica, Markham, Ontario, Canada handled the session. Mr. Roopesh Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration SJEC introduced and welcomed the speaker to the gathering.
Mr. Joannes began the session by
explaining the concept of customer experience. He then continued to enlighten
the students on various aspects of customer experience in the mode era. He
discussed the current B2B sales cycle scenario with the help of live case
studies from the corporate field. Continuing he explained the various job
opportunities available in the field. He added various job profiles and
descriptions to provide an actual picture of the points. He stated that the
marketing sector has great potential in the current economic situation and has
the maximum potential for growth. Candidates get opportunities for high pay
scale, growth, going abroad, and many more avenues. There is the scope of
getting early growth in this career. The session witnessed active participation
from all coers of the audience. The session concluded with a vote of thanks
by Mr. Roopesh.
The
Department of Business Administration, SJEC had organized Orientation Program
for 2022-24 Batch of MBA from 6th February 2023 to 8th
February 2022. The main objective of the orientation was to assist the students to develop an understanding of Management
Education, its teaching-leaing processes, and to familiarize them with facilities available in the campus, action plans,
skill sets expected from them etc. About 200 students attended the program. The
orientation program covered varied topics which were taken up by inteal
faculty members and exteal experts.
The
Orientation Program began with welcome by Dr Shakila B, Coordinator of MBA
Orientation Program. She briefed the participants about the significance of
organising the Orientation Program. She
took up a session on MBA @SJEC. The Dean
MBA, Dr Prakash Pinto in his talk introduced the Department of MBA to the new
batch of students. Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal, SJEC delivered a lecture on Professional
Approach to Life.
Dr Sudheer M, Professor &
Dean-Academics and Dr Babitha Rohit, Associate
Professor, MBA provided details about Academic Regulations and MBA & MBA
(IEV) Curriculum Structure and Outcome Based Education at SJEC. Dr
Anjali Ganesh, Professor, MBA took up a session on Self Confidence as a key to
Success
During the orientation program Prof Girish M, Principal, Trisha College of Commerce and Management, Mangaluru briefed the students about corporate career planning, CA Dylan Rebello spoke about the industry expectations from MBA graduates. Ms Leeza Kiran Rodrigues, Alumna-MBA Batch 2010-12 interacted with the new batch of MBA and narrated her entrepreneurial jouey. Mr Sathyendra Bhat J, Assistant Professor-MCA & Head-Training & Placement-SJEC spoke on Placement Preparedness at SJEC.
Various
skill building activities were conducted by Ms Acharya Chitralekha & Mr
Roopesh, Assistant Professors-MBA during the orientation program. The students exhibited
active participation and expressed their contentment over the orientation
program.
The Department of Business
Administration of St Joseph Engineering College organized an Industry Visit to
the students of II-Semester MBA (Autonomous Batch 2021-23) on the 7th
and 8th of October 2022. The visit was scheduled with the
intention to provide exposure to the working of organizations. The main objective of the visit was
to expose the students to an industrial arena and help them gain insight into
the practices and policies of the organization.
The students visited
Toyeez a toy manufacturing unit and Achal Industries, a Cashew exporting
company in Baikampady. The industry visit was an attempt to build the industry
institute interface to provide the students with practical knowledge of the
corporate world.
Achal Industries: Achal Industries, is
one of the leading cashew suppliers in the region established in the year 1981
in Mangalore. Achal industry is known to export 95% of its products to markets
abroad. The students were shown the entire process involving procurement to
packaging. The entire jouey of raw cashews to the finished products was
explained by Mr. Rohith and team associates of Achal Industries. Students were
explained about the potential abroad for organic cashews and the subsidiary
products. Students had a great interaction with the representatives regarding
the various opportunities and threats in the area of cashew products and how
the industry is coping with an ever-changing environment.
Toyeez: The second industry
was Toyeez established in the year 1992 with the intention to capture the toy
market in the country. The firm is currently manufacturing over 50 varieties of
toys in unique colours. The students
were given a demonstration of the production procedures of the toys. The
process was explained to the students by Mr. Henry Britto the owner of Toyeez.
Students had an active interaction with Mr. Britto, who explained the whole
supply chain process of the products produced in their facility.
Mr. Roopesh Assistant Professor and
Coordinator of Industry Visit and Mr. Ananth Alias Rohith Bhat P Assistant
Professor, Department of Business Administration, SJEC accompanied the
students. The overall experience of the industry visit provided
a macro view of the working of the organization and its products.
The
formal function of Despedida'22- Farewell for the batch of 2020-22 was organised
by the Department of Business Administration, SJEC on 16th September 2022 in
Kalam Auditorium. The farewell function commenced at 9.30am. The function was
graced by Rev. Fr. Wilfred Prakash Dsouza- Director, Rev.Fr. Alwyn Richard
Dsouza-Assistant Director, Dr Vincent Crasta- In-charge Principal, Dr Prakash
Pinto-Professor & Dean of MBA, Ms Acharya Chitralekha J & Ms Savitha K-
faculty Convener were present in the occasion.
Dr
Vincent Crasta addressed the gathering with his inspirational talk. He narrated
about the five components of authentic happiness. In his speech, he also
mentioned about corporate life environment and what a person wants in his life.
He completed his talk with a phrase-"if you are not willing to lea, no one
can help you; if you are determined to lea; no one can stop you”.
Then,
Rev Fr Wilfred Prakash Dsouza wished all the outgoing students for their
future. He enriched the students by George Beard Shaw's writing in which his
life is compared to a torch that can brighten the future if it is used wisely.
He also mentioned to take failure alongside when you move forward and lea
from it. He further added to enhance life with values like friendship, passion,
punctuality. At the end he thanked all the students and faculty for
collaborating and leaing enthusiastically.
The
student coordinators of the function were Mr Santhosh Dsouza-I MBA'B', Ms
Anusha Ganiga-I MBA'IEV' & Ms Harshini-I MBA'A'.
The
function commenced with master of ceremony by Ms Reshmi H-I MBA 'B', welcome by
Ms Harshini, Prayer team of I MBA and Vote of thanks by Ms Anusha Ganiga.
The
formal function was followed by informal program which included cultural events
and games. The program ended at 1.00 pm.
The
Department of Business Administration organised half day Student Development
Programme (SDP) on 'Capital Markets & Investment Analysis' for I MBA
students on 25 August 2022 in Spoorthi
Hall.. The resource person was Dr M. S. Belgami, Director - Risk &
Compliance at Corporate Finance Inteational, Bahrain. The program began Ms
Rashmi I MBA welcoming and introducing the resource person. The SDP covered 2
sessions from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm. The sessions covered topics like Organization
and Functioning of Securities Markets, Characteristics of a Good Market and Dr
Belgami gave a brief lecture on working of stock exchanges across the globe. He
also delivered a talk on Investment Analysis and discussed risk and retu of
the investments with practical examples. 120 students of I MBA actively
interacted during the session. Dr Shakila B, Associate Prof coordinated the
program. Dr Prakash Pinto Dean-MBA and Faculty from the Department of Business
Administration attended the sessions.
Zephyr-22, A National PG & UG Management
Fest organized by the Department of Business Administration, St Joseph
Engineering College (SJEC), Mangaluru was inaugurated on 04th August 2022 at
the A.P.J. Kalam Hall, Academic Block
II, SJEC.
The function was inaugurated by the Chief
Guest Mr Anil Lobo, Chairman of MCC Bank Ltd. Mangaluru. In his inaugural address,
he opined that Management Fests provide great platform to showcase student's
leadership and organizational skills. He mentioned the old saying that
everything is in fair love and war but asserted that is not applicable to a
business which should be based on ethics and values. He congratulated the Department
for hosting the programme in grandeur. Dr Vincent Crasta, In charge Principal-SJEC,
in his guest of honor address remarked that students are required to improve their
communication, interpersonal and entrepreneurial skills, and the leaing
without any experience is not beneficial. By referring a quote by John F Kennedy
"leadership and leaing are indispensable”, he emphasized the students must
redefine themselves and try to conceptualize, understand and innovate. He ended
his speech with a beautiful quote "success without a positive attitude is luck;
success with a positive attitude is achievement” .
Rev. Fr, Wilfred Prakash D'Souza Director
- SJEC, in his presidential remarked that the Zephyr is a flagship event of the
Department of Business Administration. He conveyed the message saying that "student
should be eager to work hard and convert challenges into opportunities”. He
appreciated Department of Business Administration for organising the mega event
after 2 years with great vigor.
Invocation was rendered by SJEC-MBA choir.
Mr Prasad Patrao, Zephyr Student Co-ordinator welcomed the eminent gathering. Mr.
Melston Noronha, Zephyr Student Co-ordinator proposed the vote of thanks. Assistant
Director Rev Fr Alwyn D'Souza, Dr. Prakash Pinto, Dean-MBA and Mr. Roopesh-Faculty Convener, were present on
the occasion
Ms Jacintha Jose from I year MBA compered
the inaugural programme.
A Business Plan contest was conducted by the Department of Business Administration, SJEC on 15th of July in Spoorthi Hall, Academic Block III. The event started at 2:00 pm with a warm welcome by Harshitha Bhat followed by MC by Ms. Harshini, Student Coordinators, Ingenious-2022.
An incredible business plan contest held under the guidance of Faculty Coordinator Ms Acharya Chitralekha J. The judges for the event were Mr. Gaurav Kamath & Mr. Rakesh Kotari. Mr. Gaurav Kamath is a successful CEO and co-founder of MicroDegree. He completed his BE in Biotechnology from NMAMIT Nitte, previously worked at renowned organizations like Infosys and Accenture. The second judge was Mr. Rakesh Kotari, co-founder and head of technology at MicroDegree. He is a graduate from BMS College of Engineering and also a certified Java programmer. He worked at various capacities at TCS, Bank of America, Highmark Inc. etc.
A total of 6 teams having 2 members each participated in this competition from Engineering and MBA department of our college. The judges questioned their pitching and gave fruitful suggestions for improvement.
The
program ended around 4:30 pm with the vote of thanks by Ms. Keerthi N Rai,
Student coordinator, Ingenious-2022. Winners of the event were Ms. A Spoorthi Rai & Ms. Ishika from the Department
of Electronics and Communications and Runner's up were Mr. Donald Nilesh Crasta & Mr. .Joel Ronald Rodrigues from the Department of Business Administration.
The
Department of Business Administration organized a workshop on Business Plan on
28 June 2022 in Spoorthi Hall, Academic Block III from 2.30 to 4.00 pm.
Mr.
Vikram Jude Saldanha who is a chartered accountant was the resource person. He
completed his BCom from St. Aloysius College in 2012 & in 2016 he completed
his CA. Later he worked in Dubai as an audit associate for 3 years. He gave
many seminars & he is a facilitator for CA students. Since 2020 he is the
partner at DSouza & Lobo Chartered Accountants.
The
MBA students, faculties & participants of Ingenious-2022 event were there
along with faculty coordinator Ms. Chitralekha Acharya, Assistant Professor,
MBA.
The
main objective of this workshop was to gain insight into various elements of
the Business Plan. The resource person educated the gathering about the
business plan. He interacted with the students during the session & also
explained 10 elements to be added in business report. He explained about
business plan, and steps like executive summary, business description,
operations plan, organization and management, legal structure, product and
services, marketing and sales, competitive analysis, unique selling proposition
and financial plan.
The
workshop ended at 4pm. Keerthi N Rai thanked the gathering in the end.
St Joseph Engineering College organized "Reminiscia-22"-
An Alumni meet, to facilitate, consolidate and coordinate Alumni Activities at St
Joseph Engineering College at Kalam Hall on 18th June 2022. The
alumni meet is to reconnect with the Alumni and celebrate their success and
various achievements.
Taking the opportunity of the Event "Reminiscia-22”,
the Department of Business Administration organised interaction session of the
Alumni with the second year MBA students at 2.00pm to 4.00 pm in the MBA
classroom. During the interaction session, the alumni, stressed on the
following issues:
1. Importance
of developing soft skills.
2. Knowledge
in excel, as it is relevant in every specialization of management.
3. Select
the specialisation based on aptitude of the student.
Alumni also interacted with the students and gave
motivational talk regarding preparing for higher studies and placements.
Students interacted many questions with regard to placements. The following is
the list of Alumni of Department of Business Administration who visited the
department on 18th June, 2022
1. Akilesh-Batch
2009
2. John
Rohan-Batch 2009
3. Preethan
Pinto-Batch 2009
4. Veena
Sylnia Quadras-2009
5. Wilma
Lobo-Batch 2009
6. Sachin
Nayak-Batch 2017
7. Ramston-Batch
2021
8. Canish
Soans-Batch 2021
9. Sandesh-Batch
2021
10. Arundas-Batch
2014
11. Divakar-Batch
2018
12. Darshan
Karkera-Batch 2018
13. Bhanu
Prakash-Batch 2018
14. Karthik-Batch
2018
15. Sadanand
nayak- Batch 2021
16. Shawn
Rodrigues-Batch 2021
17. Slima
Pinto-Batch 2014
18. Glen
Tauro-Batch 2021
19. Suraksha.K-Batch
2016
20. Kevin
rebello-Batch 2014
21. Alan
Glen Pinto-Batch 2021
22. Mohammed Shaman-Batch 2021
The Entrepreneurship Development Cell, Department of
Business Administration, organised a talk on the topic "Entrepreneurial
Jouey-Struggle to Succeed” for MBA students on 10 June 2022. The resource person was Mr Harikrishna
Thodinnaya, Entrepreneur, Ecchanna Dairy Services, Mangalore. The session began
with a welcome speech by Ms Ashleen Mascarenhas student of II MBA. Mr Harikrishnna in his talk gave several
examples with stories how a problem solving product became successful
entrepreneurship. He encouraged the students to take up entrepreneurship. He
also shared his entrepreneurial venture Ecchanna daily services which he
started in the year 2017 to cater the need for supplying fresh milk and milk
products in and around Mangalore. At the end of his talk Mr Harkrishna shared
his project details where he provides inteship to the students who would
conduct marketing drives for his products. Dr Prakash Pinto, Dean-MBA, Dr
Shakila B , the faculty co-ordinator and Faculty MBA were present on the
occasion. Ms Rashmi Bekal student of II MBA
proposed the vote of thanks.
The 4th
Semester MBA students, numbering 97, accompanied by the faculty members, Mr
Roopesh, Dr Babitha Rohit, Ms Manjula K and Mr Nandan B K attended the outbound
training at Nature Bound Sahyadri located at Ankola for four days from 26th
May 2022 to 29th May 2022.
The Training Centre is located in a
beautiful and Pristine Natural Habitat of Sahyadri Mountain Ranges of
Uttar Kannada District in Kaataka. The sole idea of the outbound training is
to bring the students out of their Comfort Zone and away from digital
influence, dependency of habits or stimulants. Nature Bound Sahyadri Organization
supports educational institutions in providing dedicated outdoor experiential
leaing opportunities beyond their conventional Comfort Zone. The Institute has exhibited high
degree of hospitality, which was very welcoming and made the stay pleasant for
all. The objective of the visit was to develop skills necessary for corporate
life and prepare oneself to be job ready. The training composed of activities
based on Self-awareness, team building, multi-tasking, time & stress
management, strategic thinking & leadership.
The training
was coordinated by the trained professionals of NBS. The trainers were backed
by support staff, who which were very courteous and helpful during the stay.
Each training session comprised of activities and discussions on management
lessons. The students were actively involved throughout the training session
and displayed professionalism and team spirit.
A competition on business pitching "Pitch It” was
organized by the Department of Business Administration, SJEC on 11-5-2022 in
Spoorthi hall.
10 teams of 2 members each have taken part in the competition.
The judges were Dr. Purushottam Chippar, HOD, Mechanical Engineering and Mr.
Yatheesh, Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering. All the teams have presented
various business ideas related to innovative products and services.
The team Donald Nilesh Crasta and Joel Ronald
Rodrigues secured first place and the team Alison Moira Feandes and Marsiya
Preema Dsouza secured second place in competition.
Harshitha Bhat from I MBA 'A' section was the master
of the ceremony and Faculty co-ordinator Ms. Chitralekha J Acharya proposed vote
of thanks. Keerthi N. Rai and Adithya Rao have given us the technical support.
The Department of Business Administration Organised
Two Days Gamification Workshop for Management Students on 22nd and
23rd April, 2022. The inaugural program was conducted at Spoorthi
Hall, III Block, SJEC. Mr.Ramani Venkat from Cool Guru LLP graced the occasion
as Chief Guest of the Inaugural program. Dr Rio D'Souza, Principal-SJEC and
Rev.Fr Alywn D'Souza, Assistant Director-SJEC, where the Guests of Honour, Rev.
Fr Wilfred Prakash D'Souza, Director-SJEC presided over the function. Dr
Prakash Pinto, Dean-MBA was also present among the dignitaries on the stage. Ms
K.Manjula, Assistant Professor-MBA coordinated the program.
Gamification is
Specially Designed for management students to understand various Business Concepts like Talent Management, Succession Planning, Market
Segmentation, Financial Management Concepts, Risk Management, Intelligent
Speculation etc. through games.
The workshop was conducted at Kalam Auditorium, II Block, SJEC. The
Resource persons were Mr.Ramani Venkat, Mr.Manoj Kumar, Mr.Satish Nayak and Ms.
Vidyathmica from Cool Guru LLP. First year MBA & MBA-IEV students
participated in the workshop.
This
program was sponsored by AICTE-Scheme for Promoting Interests, Creativity and
Ethics among Students (SPICES).
Department
of Business Administration, St Joseph Engineering College in Association with
the Branch MSME, Mangalore organized a One Day Entrepreneurship Awareness
Programme on 23rd February, 2022 to the students of the Institution.
The
inaugural function began at 10.00 am; the venue for the event was Spoorthi
Hall. The inaugural event began with the invocation by the students of the
department. Dr. Prakash Pinto Professor and Dean of the department introduced
the chief guest Mrs. Komal Prabhu COO, Maharaja Group of Restaurants) and the keynote
speaker Mrs. Shruthi G K Assistant Director Br. MSME DI Mangalore. The chief
guest Mrs. Komal Prabhu addressed the gathering by stating that the "Twinkling
eyes of students are the motivation for her to achieve more in life" and
concluded with the note that the young minds have great potentiality in
achieving their goal if guided in the right direction. The keynote speaker Mrs.
Shruthi GK in her keynote speech gave an insight on the schemes provided by the
MSME to the young minds who want to venture into the world of entrepreneurship.
She highlighted the various avenues available for the young entrepreneurs to kick-start
their dreams of entrepreneurship.
Dr.
Rio D'Souza Principal SJEC presided over the function and mentioned in his
presidential address regarding the various projects that college is taking up
and the intending to take up in the coming days to create an environment to
facilitate the next generation of entrepreneurs.
As
the concluding act vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Anjali Ganesh the
convener for the programme. Mr. Roopesh Assistant Professor, Department of
Business Administration was the master of ceremony for the event.
Session
1 began at 10.30 A. M and the speaker of the session was Smt. Komal Prabhu, COO Maharaja Group of
Restaurants, Mangalore. She motivated the students on the tips of
entrepreneurship and the challenges faced by the entrepreneurs in the present business
context. She shared her live experiences including the failures that she went
through in the jouey of entrepreneurship. The session ended at 11.30 A.M with
question answers. Vote of Thanks was delivered by first year MBA student,
Harshini.
Second Session began at 11.45 AM with the
presentation of State Govt Schemes for MSME by
Shri.
Vivekanada Rao, Deputy Director, DIC, Mangalore. He stated that the Govement of India has
been proactive to ensure that all the benefit of these MSME schemes reaches to
the MSMEs in time. To provide immediate relief to the MSME sector, various
announcements (in addition to the various MSME schemes) have been made under
the Atmanirbahar Bharat Package. He
highlighted most important ones, which included:
a)
INR 3 lakh crore collateral-free automatic loans for MSMEs to buy raw material,
meet operational liabilities and restart businesses
b)
Revision of MSME definition to extend maximum benefits to the sector
c)
Disallowing global tenders in procurements upto INR 200 cr to create attractive
opportunities for domestic players
d)
Clearing of MSME dues by the Govement and Public Sector Units (PSUs) within
45 days
The session was concluded by clarifying the
doubts raised by students at 1.00 PM Vote of Thanks was delivered by Dr Anjali
Ganesh.
Third Session started at 2.00 pm on Financial
Assistance for MSME by Shri. Ravi Kumar, Senior Manager, Canara Bank. He gave
insights regarding the various loans and OD facilities that can be availed of
by MSMEs. He also stated the challenges faced by the banks in lending advances
to MSMEs. The session was concluded with question answers around 3.30 P.M. Vote
of Thanks was delivered by Dr Anjali Ganesh.
The
programme was well appreciated by the students.
SL.NO | Date | Event Participated | Place | Secured |
---|---|---|---|---|
2019-20 | ||||
1 | 10th and 11th March 2020 | Shreshta-2020 | SDM PG Centre for Management studies and research, Mangaluru | 1st Place- Best Management team |
2 | 25th February 2020 | Manasa Manthana-2020 | AIMIT, Mangaluru | Runner ups in Paper presentation |
3 | 20th February2020 | Elixir-2020 | AJ institute of Management, Mangaluru | 1st place GI- Marketing |
4 | 23rd and 24th October 2019 | Insignia-19 | AIMIT, Mangaluru | 1st place in Mining industry event |
5 | 24th and 25th otober 2019 | Shriyans-19 | Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangaluru | 2nd place in Marketing |
2018-19 | ||||
1 | 25th and 26th April 2019 | Echelon-19 | Shree Devi Institute of Technology, Mangaluru | 2nd place in Finance |
2017-18 | ||||
1 | 31st March 2018 | Sentia | MITE, Mangaluru | 2nd Place in Money matters |
2 | 22nd and 23d March 2018 | Magnum-18 | Dept. of Commerce, Mangalore University, Mangaluru | 2nd Place in Finance |
3 | 15th September 2017 | Mansa Manthana-17 | AIMIT, Mangaluru | 3rd Place in B-Plan Competition |
4 | 13th and 14th October 2017 | ETTIN-17 | Justice K S Hegde Institute of Management, NMAMIT, Nitte | 2nd Place in Innovatia |
5 | 26th and 27th October 2017 | Sambhavaami-17 | Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangaluru | "1st Place in Marketing 1st place in Finance" |
2016 | ||||
1 | 29 th & 30 th April | National level Commerce & Management Fest “MAGNUM” 2016 | Mangalore University, Mangaluru | Overall championship |
2015 | ||||
2 | 13th & 14th February | B-School Fest ‘ETTIN‘15’ | Justice K S Hegde Institute of Management, NMAMIT, Nitte | First Place |
3 | 13th February | National Level management Fest ‘Vista – 2K15’ | Vivekananda College of Engineering and Technology | Overall Championship |
4 | 20th & 21st February | National Level Inter Collegiate Management Fest ‘Shreshta 2015 | Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara Post Graduate Centre for Management Studies & Research, Mangaluru | First place |
5 | 25th & 26th March | State Level Intercollegiate Cultural, Technical and Management fest ‘Sentia-2015’ | Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering, Moodabidri | First place |
2014 | ||||
6 | 14th and 15th February | National level PG fest ‘Alva’s Agon-2014’ | Alva’s Institute of Engineering and Technology, Moodbidri | Runners up |
7 | 20th & 21st of February | “ETTIN-14” | Justice K S Hegde Institute of Management, NMAMIT, Nitte | Runners up |
2013 - 2012 | ||||
8 | 2 nd & 3 rd April | Management Fest Management Fest “AGON-2012” | Alvas Institute of Engineering and Technology, Moodbidri | Second place |
9 | 2 nd & 3 rd April | Management Fest “Inspirationz 2K12” | Malik Deenar Institute of Management Studies, Kasargod, Kerala | Second place |
10 | 5th May | Management Fest “Kaushalam 2012” | Department of Management Studies & Research Centre, GSS Institute of Engineering & Technology, Mysore | Overall Championship |
11 | 11th & 12th October | Management Fest “SHRIYANS-2012 | Srinivas Institute of Technology, Mangalore | First place |
12 | 30th & 31st of January | National Level PG Fest INNOVISION- 2013 ‘HANAKOTOBA | P.G. Studies in Commerce, Besant Women’s College, Mangalore | First Place |
13 | 11th & 12th October | National Level Management Fest ‘Insignia’13’ | St.Aloysius Institute of Management & Information Technology, Mangalore/td> | Runner up |
14 | 20th and 21st of March | National Level B-School Meet “Crossroads 2013 | Mangalore University, Mangalagangothri | First place |
15 | 5th & 6th of April | National Level Management and Cultural Fest “Echelon – 2013” | Shree Institute of Technology | Second place |
16 | 8th & 9th November | ‘Drishti’ in ’Eximius-2.0’ | Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management, Mangalore | First place |
2011 | ||||
17 | 4th & 5th March | National Level B-School Fest “ETTIN 2011” | Justice K.S Hegde Institute of Management NMAMIT, Nitte | Second place |
18 | 8th and 9th March | Management Fest “Magnum 2011” | Mangalore University Konaje | Overall runners up |
19 | 10th March | “FLAMES 2011" | P.A. College of Engineering, Mangalore | Second place |
20 | 11th March | “Sambhram’11 | Shree Devi Institute of Technology, Kenjar | First place Second place |
21 | 11th and 12th March | Management Fest “Shreshta 2011 | SDM College of Business Management, Mangalore | Overall runners up |
22 | 17th 18th and 19th March | Management Fest “Verve 2011” | St. Aloysius Institute of Management and Information Technology Beeri, Mangalore | Overall runners up |
23 | April 13th | National Level Paper Presentation Contest on “Emerging Trends in Information Technology & Management” | Shrinivas Institute of Technology Mangalore | Third place |
24 | 4th & 5th March | National Level B-School Fest “ETTIN 2011” | Justice K.S Hegde Institute of Management NMAMIT, Nitte | Second place |
25 | 8th and 9th March, 2011 | Management Fest “Magnum 2011” | Mangalore University Konaje | Overall runners up |
26 | 10th March, | FLAMES 2011” | P.A. College of Engineering | Second place |
27 | 11th March | “Sambhram’11 | Shree Devi Institute of Technology, Kenjar | First place in the HR Second place in the Ice Breaker |
28 | 11th and 12th March | Management Fest “Shreshta 2011” | SDM College of Business Management, Mangalore | Overall runners up |
29 | 17th 18th and 19th March | Management Fest “Verve 2011” | St. Aloysius Institute of Management and Information Technology Beeri, Mangalore | Overall runners up |
2010 | ||||
30 | 18th & 19th February | The State Level Commerce & Management Fest ‘Magnum-2010’ | Mangalore University, Mangalagangotri | First place |
31 | 25th and 26th of February | ‘Shreshta-10’ A National Level P.G. Management Fest | SDM College of Business Management, Post Graduate Centre for Management studies & Research, Mangalore. | Second place |
32 | 10th & 11th March | GREENFIN | National Level Business School Meet ‘Crossroads’ organized by the Department of Business Administration, Mangalore University | Second place in the Finance event |
33 | 12th March | National Level Management Fest ‘Elixir-10’ | A.J. Institute of Management, Mangalore | First place |
34 | 19th & 20th October | National Level PG Fest ‘COM –Kriti 2010 | Besant Womens College, Mangalore | First place in the HR event |
35 | 26th October | ‘MANASA MANTHANA 2010’ a National Level paper presentation competition and discussion on “Redesigning Management Education for the next decade” | St. Aloysius Institute of Management and Information Technology, Mangalore | First place |
36 | 9th November | INGENIOUS 2010’ a one day creative regale | Vivekananda College of Engineering and Technology | Runners up |
2009 | ||||
37 | 3rd and 4th of March | Pinnacle 2009’ | MSNM Besant Institute of PG Studies, Besant Vidya Kendra, Bondel, Mangalore | Second place in Business Quiz, HR Event and Marketing Event Overall runners up |
38 | 6th and 7th of March | ETTIN 2009’ a National Level B-School Fest | Justice K.S.Hegde Institute of Management, Nitte | Second place in the HR event |
39 | 4th and 5th September | State Level B-School Fest ‘Finnacle’ | Manipal Institute of Management, Manipal | First place in the event ‘Master Mind’ Best (CFO) |
40 | 20th and 21st October | Management Fest ‘Shriyans-09’ | Srinivas Institute of Technology, Valachil on | Overall runners up |
2018 | ||||
41 | 1st March | Samparka’ in ‘‘sarvajith ‘08” | A University Level Post Graduate Meet held in Poornaprajna Institute of Management, Udupi | First place |
42 | 9th and 10th April | ‘Flames-08’ | P.A. Engineering College, Mangalore | First place in the HR and Marketing event Overall runners up |
2007 | ||||
43 | 2nd & 3rd November | CATO- the HR Game and TITUS-SUMMIT, the Team Game in “ETTIN 2007" | K S Hegde Institute of Management, Nitte | Second place |