35, MUSEUM ROAD, BENGALURU – 560 025

St. Joseph’s Evening College(Autonomous and Re-accredited)

2016-17

St. JosephPatron of the College

TiTle Page Noeditorial Committee 4editor’s Message 5Principal’s Message 6Rector’s Message 7NaaC iii Cycle Peer Team Visit Report 8annual Report 10Placement 25ashirvachan Day 268th annual Convocation 28College Day 30investiture Ceremony & leadership Training Programme 32outreach Programme 34Tejas 38Results of the events 40Sports Day Results 43annual Sports Meet 46Christmas Celebrations 50aiCUF 52Catholic activities 61Valedictory Ceremony 65Magnifiesta 66adonai 68Departmental Reports 70National Conference 96Humanities 98Mother Teresa 100Creative Writing (Kannada, Hindi, Tamil, english) 102HumanTrafficking 115Results 117College Day Prize Winners 142graduating Batches 145

Content

EDITORFr. Maxim Dias SJ

PRODUCTION EDITORMr. Albert Smith

FACULTY ADVISORYDr. Arul ManiFaculty, English Department

EDITORIAL BOARD Dr. Mathew K.MDr. Seshadri K.NMrs. Emilia Theresa

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCEPeter Williams.T, III B.C.A

FEEDBACKMr. Albert Smithmail@sjec.edu.in, info@sjec.edu.inalbertsmith1053@gmail.comwww.sjec.edu.in

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St. Joseph’s Evening College Annual Magazine is pub-lished at the conclusion of every academic year. It is given out to SJEC undergraduates, graduates and friends of the college.

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SJEC ANNUAL 2016 -17

Welcome to another new edition of the college annals; we are pleased to have titled the Magazine as ‘liNK’ from this edition onwards. We have also chosen ‘Harmony’ to be the theme or main subject of discourse for this edition. Quite often we hear statements of learning to live in ‘Harmony’ with people and nature. Clamors of perpetuating ‘Harmony’ in ourclan,neighborhood,workplace,educationalinstitution, nation and society. Nonetheless, our priority should be to foster ‘Harmony and Peace’ within our own selves rather than rendering service or assistance to others. in life’s sojourn i realized inner ‘Peace and Harmony’ dwells only when we:

1. Breathe life with love rather, than anger, self-judgment or criticism.

2. Resolve our own self-worth before others do.

3. accept our loved ones just as they are. 4. Allow none tomake us feel small, guilty,

ashamed or insecure. 5. Expand our heart and mind with books,

education, constant learning and all that we wish to do and that is good for our fellow beings.

6. To end our pursuit of accumulation and replace it with a collection of experience.

7. and to give ourselves the space to be human and whom we actually are.

To comprehend the true essence of ‘Harmony’ in the present times, we need to ponder on the

famous quote of Harold Kushner- “our souls are not hungry for fame, comfort, wealth or power. But our souls are hungry for meaning and for a sense of how to live so that our lives matter”. and this in itself sums up the true essence of fostering and perpetuating ‘Harmony’ in the present times.

In the evening college work progressed withconviction. Many co-curricular and extra-curricularactivitieswereorganized.Likeeveryyear, the Management staff and students extended solidarity to all the activities conducted during the year. This college annals is a compilation of what we have initiated and accomplished in the last academic year.And I would like to sincerelythank Fr. Maxim Dias SJ Principal, for placingtrust and giving the editorial board another opportunity to bring out this record. i am also deeply indebted to Dr. arul Mani, Dr. Seshadri, Dr.Mathew,Mrs.Emilia,Sr.Saly,Mrs.Josephine,Mr. Charles Mariswamy, Peter iii BCa and Suresh iii Ba. We invite you to examine the accomplishment of our students and if induced to kindly acknowledge their effort just aswehave.

Mr. Albert SmithDepartment of Political Science

eDItoR’S MeSSAGe

DearJosephites,

‘I am because we are’ (Ubuntu) is an african philosophy that lays stress on the importance of community as opposed to the Cartesian dictum ‘I think therefore I am’ that standswitness to the individualistic attitude of the european culture. i believe that the diversity in the landscape, culture, tradition and ethnicity musthaveplayedasignificantroleinpromotingthat community culture.

BeingbornandbroughtupinKarnataka,Ifeelprivileged and proud to witness the diverse cultures, traditions, ethnicities and languages. Karnatakaistruly‘onestatewithmanyworlds’.Right from my childhood days i was acutely aware of the differences around me and i was brought to admire and acknowledge them. Iknewthattherewerepeoplewhoaredifferentbut not opposite because of which we could be different and still be on the same side and still be part of the same state. This attitude that i witnessed around me and in me i believe was the sole reason for the harmony that the state has witnessed so far.

However, Karnataka is fast changing in itsmulti-cultural and secular dimension. Certain fundamental ideologies are dividing the state by sowing the seeds of communal disharmony. Some regions of the state have been so deeply indoctrinated into the divisive ideologies that in the name of establishing their identity they are creating binary opposites which is a direct threat to the harmonious living that we as a state is known for. Rightly so the theme ofthis annual magazine is ‘Harmony’. We need

toappreciateandacknowledgethedifferencebut condemn the discriminatory practices and divisivestructures.Weneedtoworktowardspromoting the culture of harmonious living amidst us. Someone has said losing a vision is more dangerous than losing sight. We at St. Joseph’s EveningCollege started a‘HarmonyClub’ as an attempt to promote harmony at thecollegelevelbutweshouldfindwaysandmeans to reach out to the society at large and make a bigger impact at that level.Weare mutually dependent on each other for our survival and we need to mutually support each other whatever may be our community, religion, language or ideology.

ItisfittinginthiscontexttonameourannualMagazine as ‘Link’ for it not only links theevents of a year or the series of annuals but also it linksstudents,alumni,parentsandthestaff reminiscing the best times of the college.

IamgratefultoGodandallthestakeholdersfor the academic year 2015-16 that witnessed harmonious living and fruitful learning. May god bless us all and inspire us to build loving, caring communities in this world.

Finally, it is relevant to remember an age old quote from Confucius. ‘If there is righteousness in the heart, there will be beauty in the character. If there is beauty in the character, there will be harmony in the home. If there is harmony in the home, there will be order in the nations. When there is order in the nations, there will be peace in the world”

Rev. Fr. Maxim Dias SJ.Principal

PRInCIPAL’S MeSSAGe

reverence for the other and sensitivity towards the others culture, language, food habits and religious practices.

Mahatma gandhi, the Father of our Nation envisaged a society in his great book HindSwaraj where all the citizens of the country, irrespective of caste, creed, class and religion live together under the mantle of Mother india. The golden words and vision of the Mahatma are more relevant now than any other time in the history of the country. We are very proud that SJEC is paving theway for this harmonyin not only in the academics but in all its co-curricular and extracurricular activities and the programmes.SJECisaveritableconfluenceofvarious cultures, religions and languages. the students and the staff leave no stone unturned to create a very salubrious atmosphere for everyone to study and pursue their goals with a lot of reciprocity and harmony.

i wish the Principal Fr Maxim Dias who has given a new facelift to this college with his dynamic leadership in all the spheres of academia and Igratefullyacknowledgethededicatedservicebeing rendered by the staff to mold the students into men and women for and with others. i am sure that the write ups and the articles published in the magazine will surely enlighten and inspire many and contribute towards the harmony in the society.

Rev. Fr. Anthony Joseph SJ.Rector,

St.Joseph’sInstitutions,Bengaluru.

We in india, live in a multicultural and plurireligious milieu. it is said that india is a nation within nations as it is a cradle for many a religion and culture in the world. india since the time immemorial has been upholding its ideals and ethos of fraternity and motto of Vasudeva kutumbakam. It was hoped thatwith the advance of science and technology the people would become very broadminded and accommodative but shockingly a smallgroup of people are becoming more and more fundamentalists and ethnocentric. There is a growing consciousness among some people about their own narrow identity even at the expense of excluding the other. in this context we strongly feel the need of harmonious living and peaceful co-existence in our land.

The word harmony has many beautiful and meaningful aspects and dimensions to it: it means, a state of peaceful agreement and co-operation, it is the pleasant combination of different notes of music played at the same time, it is the way in which its parts are combined into a pleasant arrangement. as when the different notes are played together produce mellifluous music so also whenpeopleofdifferentbackgroundsandwalksoflife live together, it gives birth to harmony in the society. each individual is a precious gift of god who has something beautiful to offer to the world in which he lives. let us focus more on the good aspects of life that the individuals usher in to the society for its enrichment and enhancement. in order to arrive at this point there are some prerequisites which enable a societytosticktogetherandgrowhealthilysothat another eden garden could be recreated on earth. We need to have the attitude of sharing, mutual co-operation, respect and

ReCtoR’S MeSSAGe

The much awaited NaaC iii Cycle Peer Team visittoSt.Joseph’sEvening College, autonomous took place on Thursday 7th, Friday 8th andSaturday 9th July 2016 between 1:00 PM and9:00 PM to assess and accredit the academic and administrative developments of the institution. The parameters evaluated were-Curriculum Design and Development, Teaching-learning Process,

Student Support Services, infrastructure Develop-ment, Research and Development, leadership and governance and innovation and Best Practices. The peer team comprised of the Chairperson Dr. M.o. Koshy, Member Coordinator Dr. Sunil Kanta Behera, NaaC Coordinator Dr. M.S. Shyamasundar, andMemberDr.M.JezerJebanesanwhowerewellacquainted with the given area of expertise. The first day commenced with the meeting with the Principal and the iQaC, followed by the governing body, after which the team paid a visit to the respective departments where they observed the Student Development activities along with the

required curriculum. The second day consisted of visits to the Community College, the library, the administrative and finance sectionof the same aswell as assessments of the campus facilities, support services and interactions with the Controller of examinations.

The committee also interacted with the faculty the non-teaching staff, representative groups of students as well as the alumni and parents which further augmented their judgment. Their review was supplemented by verifying documentary evidence. There was also a cultural programme which was presented with vigor and vitality that gained high praisesandappreciationfromthepanel.Theworkday culminated with an informative session which discussed certain imperative issues. The last day of thevisitcomprisedofthefinalevaluationprocess,encompassing the verdict in the form of a report andfinetuningofthereportbycorroboratingtheresults of their observation.

nAAC III Cycle Peer team Visit Report

The peer team was satisfiedwith the institution’soverall contribution towards higher education, especially towards the empowerment of the Socio-economically Marginalized, and also proposed suggestions to increase the proficiency of theinstitutional endeavors. The visit came to an end with an exit Meeting comprising of the staff and the members, who summarized the assessments made in the three days. This was followed by the Chairman recapitulating the sessions and concluded with the Coordinator handing over the enclosed reports to the Principal and Steering Committee Coordinator.

Thestakeholdersof the institutionare immenselydelightedtoacknowledgetheeffortstakenbythePeerTeamforefficientlyandmeticulouslyexaminingthe Curricular, Co-Curricular, extra-Curricular and administrative progress of the institution. The NaaC Peer Team visit has helped the institution to realizeitsstrengths,weaknesses,opportunitiesandchallenges through which it can further progress and achieve excellence. also, the suggestions provided bythePeerTeamshallbetakenintoconsiderationand be incorporated to further the academic and administrative standards. The Principal, Management, Staff and Students of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege,Autonomous, acknowledge and appreciate theNaaC Peer Team for having visited our institution to assess and accredit the institution on 7th (Thursday),8th(Friday)and9th(Saturday)ofJuly2016. The results of the same were declared in the month of September in which the institution was rated B++ with a CgPa Score of 2.89.

NaTioNal iNSTiTUTioNal RaNKiNg FRaMeWoRK (NiRF) MiNiSTRy oF HUMaN ReSoURCe DeVeloPMeNT, goVeRNMeNT oF iNDia.

NIRFreleasedtherankingofHigherEducationalInstitutionsonperformanceandratedSt.Joseph’sEveningCollegeamongthetop150collegesinIndia,whicheffectivelymakesSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege(Autonomous) asoneof the tenbest colleges inKarnataka.Congratulations to theManagement,Principal, Staff, Studednts,Alumni, Parents, Collaborators andWell-Wishers of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege.

AnnuAL RePoRt 2016-17

PRINCIPAL’S FOREWORD

One more academic year at its dusk, reminiscing,nostalgic sweet memories of campus, lit with buzzing activities of curricular, co-curricular and extracurricular. Now I stand here, to look back and to count theblessings of god on our institution through the instrumentality of so many of you dear students, staff, parents and well-wishers.

The NaaC peer team and the guests of Convocation programme were greatly impressed by the college ‘Vision and Mission’ that is “To prepare men and women for the service of others, specially the poor, oppressed and marginalized”. and the mission is “To build up a group of young men and women who would be agents ofchangeinthesocietyandworktowardsasecularworld of fraternity, equality and justice”. This vision and mission centers on the dreams of the marginalized and the agents who build the nation, for secular deeds. They appreciated the college which transforms and urges the young minds into the world of challenge. one of thefinestexamplesforthisisouralumni.

This country and the world does need men and women who can think critically in an agewhere alternativethinking, creative thinking is suppressed.TheWorldneeds young men and women, who have the humility tolearnandrelearn,whocantakerisksandcanwalkon road less travelled exhibiting empathy, compassion and principles. The world needs people who are not mere spectators but active participants who can criticallyandcreativelythinkandanalyzeandrespondto the pains and struggles of the world problems.

Here,atSt. Joseph’sEveningCollege,ourcurriculumiscustomizedandcaterstotheneedsoftheworkingstudents,bothwith theoryandwithskills,varietyofexperiences and opportunities to explore a wide variety of interests. our committed faculty, staff and thecollegeadministrationworktirelesslytocreatean

environment that fosters curiosity, innovation, critical thinkingandastrongsenseofsocialcommitmentsinthe young minds of our students.

Major highlights of this academic year are: Visit of the NaaC peer team, UgC expert committee, introduction of a new degree course (EJP), Diploma course inHospital administration, introduction of the Choice Based Credit System, Publication of a new journal ‘Samshodhan’,aNationallevelconference,aWorkshop,a National level Seminar, and two inter-collegiate seminars, collaboration with various organizations, regular formation programme on emerging trends, Social outreach programme, introduction of Sahodaya TV, upgradation of infrastructural facilities, daily inter-religious prayers, daily newspaper reading and analyses etc.

MydearStaffandstudentsIhaveseenyouasaJosephitefamily,making thecampusadynamoofcreativity,bybringing out numerous performances; a platform of confidence, by academic excellence; by standing forothers through awareness programmes, protests, debates, rallies and outreach programmes, by being ambassadorsofSJECthroughorganizinginter-collegiateevents and participating in the events of other colleges, by growing in leadership through various associations and clubs to mention a few.

AsIthankandcongratulateyouforbeingwhatyouare,let me present a visible evidence of the same with this 45th annual College Report.

Major Initiatives taken by IQAC for the academic year 2016-17

Department Audit

annual academic audit was conducted for all the departmentsinthemonthofMarch2017totakestockof the progress and performance of the departments.

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Student Feedback

Feedback on class room teaching-learning, studentteacher rapport, classroom management, mentoring etc., was administered to faculty members during February 2016 and March 2017.

Self-Appraisal

Self-appraisal for all the faculty members was conducted twice.

External audit

external audit of class room teaching-learning process was conducted during March 2017.

HOD’s appraisal

HoD’s appraisal by the department colleagues was conducted.

Faculty Development Programmes

Date Theme Resource

Person

Target

Audience

26 May

2016

institutional

History, Culture,

Teaching

Methodology,

autonomy etc.

Dr.KanishkaK,

Prof.JoyAlex,

Mr.JosephRoche,

Mr. Prashanth

Kumar

Newly

inducted

Faculty

28 May

2016

Best Practices

andBenchmark-

ing for NaaC

Preparedness

Dr. Ponmudi,

Higher education

expert

all faculty

members

28 Sept.

2016

good to great Mr. arnold Mas-

carenhas, Ceo of

Bulleye Commu-

nications

all faculty

members

oct.

2016

Best practices of

evaluation, and

invigilation

Dr. Nagaraj H,

Dr.KanishkaK,

Mr.JosephRoche

Newly

inducted

Faculty

5 Nov.

2016

Curriculum,

Design, Devel-

opment and

Delivery

Ms. Sandhya gatti,

Vice President,

edupaedia

all faculty

members

1 Feb.

2017

Relevance of aPi

and Promotion

policy

Dr. Michael

Rajamathi,

associate Profes-

sor Department

of Chemistry St.

Joseph’sCollege,

Bengalugu

all faculty

members

14 Feb.

2017

investor aware-

ness Programme

Ms.Jayshree

Mehta, Future

Ready learn-

ing Solutions,

Bengaluru

all faculty

members

UGC Visit for Extension of Autonomy

The UgC, expert Committee Members visited the College for reviewing extension of autonomous Status. The expert Committee members’ were Dr. P. Duraisamy (Chairman, National Fellow, Madras institute), Dr. Purabi Panwar (UgC Member, New Delhi), Dr. Sr. Mercy, (UgC Member, Principal, Ch. S.D St. Theresa’s College for Women (autonomous) Elluru), Dr. Naresh Kumar Sharma (Section Officer,UgC, New Delhi), Prof. H. Kusuma (govt. Nominee, Joint Director, Bengaluru and Prof. K.K. Seethamma(University Nominee, Registrar (academic), Bangalore University, Bengaluru) who visited the campus on 3rd and 4th March 2016 to review the autonomous status of the institution. The autonomous status of the institution was renewed for a period of six years (2016-17 to 2021-2022).

NAAC Peer team visit for reaccreditation (3rd cycle)

The NaaC peer team visited the institution on 7th, 8thand 9th July 2016 as a part of the 3rd cycle ofassessment and accreditation. The Peer team consisted of Dr. M. o. Koshy, Chairperson (Former Pro- VC, Kannur University), Prof. Sunil Kanta Behera, Member Coordinator (Prof. of eminence, Dept. of Mass Communication&Journalism),Prof.M.JezerJebanesan,Member, (Former Principal Scott Christian College). as a result, our institution was re-accredited with B++ grade with a CgPa of 2.89 on a seven point scale for aperiodoffiveyears.

Bangalore University, Local Inspection Committee

The local inspection committee of Bangalore University visitedtheCollegeon20thJuly2016,toinspecttheinfrastructure related to the commencement of a new undergraduate course in Bachelors of english, JournalismandPsychology(EJP)andtheenhancementof M.Com strength from 30 to 40 seats.

Revisor’s Team Visit

Revisor’s team from Karnataka Jesuit EducationalSociety visited the college on 25th august 2016 in order to review the overall functioning of the college. after a visit, a report of the review was submitted by

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the team and the college has responded to the report by preparing an action plan to address the areas of recommendations.

MAJOR ACADEMIC INITIATIVES FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-17

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

The institution has successfully implemented the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) from the academic year 2015-16. The CBCS offers students a choice of courses tailored for their interests and career goals. it offers flexibility in termsof choosing papers anddesigningthe curriculum and syllabus.

COLLABORATION AND MOUS

St. Joseph’s Evening College takes pleasure in itsincorporation of industry-based requirements into the curriculum and offers students an opportunity to pursue professional courses along with Ba, B.Com, BBM, and BCa degrees. The college has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the following associations and institutions to facilitate the same.

in association with Tally Company - Tally classes for Final year B.Com students was conducted.

Mr. Syed Kazim, faculty from acharya Business School andCertifiedLifeSkillsTrainerfromRajivGandhiYouthUniversityhasprovided30HoursofLifeSkillsTrainingandWorkshopfromJune–August2016forallIIYearBBa students.

A Certificate Course inWealth Management wasconducted in Collaboration with life Transformers for all ii year Students. The course is facilitated by Mr. Srinivas Lakshmi Narayanan (CharteredAccountant,Management Consultant, Trainer and Wealth Coach) for 40 Hours from November to February 2017.

a Diploma Course in Financial Planning and Security analyses was conducted in Collaboration with Dale Carnegie Finishing School for all iii year students. The courseisfacilitatedbyMr.SrinivasLakshmiNarayanan(Chartered accountant, Management Consultant, Trainer and Wealth Coach) for 60 Hours from November to March 2017

a Diploma in Human Rights in Collaboration with South india Cell for Human Rights education and Monitoring (SiCHReM), a premier human rights organizationworking in South india.

New Under-Graduate Course

A new Under-Graduate Course B.A.-EJP (English,Journalism, and Psychology) is started from theacademic year 2016-17.

STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS

Accredited Guides

Dr. H. Nagaraj H: Three students were awarded Ph.D. under the supervision of Dr. Nagaraj and at present he is guiding three Ph.D. students.

Dr. K. N. Sheshadri: eight Ph.D and seven M.Phil students were awarded under the supervision and guidance of Dr. K. N. Sheshadri. at present two are pursuing their Ph.D. under his guidance.

National Conference

The Department of Business administration organized a National Conference on Saturday 11th March 2017 in St Joseph’s Boys High School auditorium on thetheme “innovations in Management and Strategies for Sustainable Business Development”.

Department of English (Workshop)

Department of English organized a workshop onMoviesandMeaningson28January2017.Theobjectiveoftheworkshopwastostressontheimportanceofperson experience in reading and appreciating cinema as a text.

Department of Humanities

The Department of Humanities is organizing a National level Seminar on “Decline of Social Sciences - a Trend or a Myth” on Monday 20 March, 2017. The objective of the seminar is to deliberate on the challenges faced by the declining trend in social sciences.

Department of Psychology

DepartmentofPsychologyorganizedaWorkshoponthe Basics of Hypnotherapy, in collaboration with Mind Matters, Bengaluru on the 3rd of March, 2017. The resourceperson,Dr. JiniKGopinath introducedthebasics of hypnotherapy.

Department of BCA (Seminar)

The Department of Computer applications conducted a regional Seminar on “Recent Trends in Computer Applications”onJanuary2017inLoyolaHall.

PUBLICATIONS

“SAMSHODHANA” A Research Journal of thedepartmentofcommercewasreleasedbyJusticeJohnMichael D’ Cunha on Saturday 25 February 2017.

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STAFF PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATION OF PAPERS

Fr. Maxim Dias, S.J: Christianity and Peacebuilding; ReconciliationandJusticeasPeace.ElixirPublications,Rajasthan, 2016 iSBN 9788193014653

Mr. Diwakar: Shakespeare’sThematicApproach inDrama By department of Performing arts, Bangalore University iSBN 978-93-5171-101-8

Dr. Nagaraj: an arima approach of Modelling Foreign Currencies in India International Journal ofWorldResearchJournalISSN:2320-5504E-ISSn-2347-4793 Volume 1 iSSU 47, December 2016 Monthly Journalwithimpactfact6.58PublishedbyAsiaPacificPublishing, Bangalore

AVarapproachonverifyingcausalFeedback-AcaseofIndianStockMarketsInternationalJournalofWorldResearch iSSN: 2321-5615 Steering excellence of Research Knowledge’ Vol. 4 No. 3 December 2016

Mr. Sridhar L S: Seasonality effects on weeklyreturnsofindexfuturesmarketinIndiaandEmpiricalobservations:expertopinionabout the IndianStockmarket International JournalofResearch&BusinessInnovation (IOSR-JEF) E-ISSN: 2321-5933, p-ISSN:2321-5925.Volume 7, issue 2. Ver. iii (Mar. - apr. 2016), PP 88-95 www.iosrjournals.org

PriceDiscoveryinCommodityMarket–AnEmpiricalStudyontheSilverMarket-IOSRJournalofEconomicsand Finance indices published in oct. 2016 Vol. Xi No. 2 iMPaCT FaCToR 4.173 (iSi) 3.860 (CoSMoS) iSSN (P): 0973-4503 (e): 2454-1702 RNi: UPeNg 2006/17831http://econPapers.repec.org/RePec:jct:journl:v:11:y:2016:i:2:p:26-41 Pages 26-41https://ideas.rep ec.org/a/jct/journl/v11y2016i2p26-41. html http://jctindia.org/oct2016/v11i2-4.pdf

ExtremeVolatility and Market Testing of Efficiencyon Small Cap indices published Vol. 3 Special issue 1 February 2017 iSSN: 2349-8684 Centre for resource, research and Publication services (CRRPS).

Dr. Sumangala J K: Sweeping Reforms of gST RequireTrue Spirit ROOTS International Journal ofMulti-disciplinary Researches a Peer Reviewed, Refreed &QuarterlyJournalwithImpactFactorInternationaljournal of Management and social science research review.-e-iSSN-2349-6746, iSSN-2349-6738 issue no. 4, Volume 2, Feb 2017 impact factor-3.996-Peer reviewed monthly journal

Mr. Charles Ambrose: a Study on awareness of green marketing among consumers residing in

Bangalore east international conference on inclusive business growth & sustainable development organized byDepartmentofCommerce,KristuJayantiCollege.international journal of Management and social science research review iSBN- 9789386176257 Page no -135

AStudyonmanagingworklifebalanceamongwomenfaculties in Bangalore PSgR Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore-641004 IJBARR-InternationalJournalofBusinessandadministrationresearchreviewe-iSSN-2347-856X, iSSN-2348-0653. impact factor-3.853, Referred, listed & indexed.

a Study on “Change in the pattern of investment by the individualsduringthefinancialinstability”InternationalConference onAccounting, Banking and Finance inemergingmarkets-ChallengesandOpportunitiesISSN2322-083XVolume-IX–October2016(Issue-11)

gold and Silver ministration research review International Research Journal of Business andManagement iSBN-978-93-5174-743-7

WorkshopmanualCBSENET/SLETExamination-2017Department of Commerce, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli VolUMe No. 6 (2016), iSSUe NO.06(JUNE)ISSN2231-1009

ForexTrading Strategy –AnEmpirical Studyon theCurrency Pair GBP/USD International Journal ofResearch in Computer application & Management\iSBN No.978-93-86176-25-7

Mr. Cyril: Mindfulness and authentic happiness: a study on Bangalore based software professionals. Next generation BPs-a catalyst for value creation: Page No 61-68 iSBN No.978-93-86176-25-7

a study on “change in the pattern of investment by the individualsduringthefinancialinstability”InternationalJournal of Business and administration ResearchReview: issue No: 4 Volume No: 1 impact factor 3.853 iSSN No: 2348-0653

Work shop Manual CBSE NET/SLET examination-2017 Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli iSBN No: 978-93-5174-743-3

Mr. Mohammed Umair: income Tax ii published by Skyward ‘A study on implications of Brexit onUKandEuropeanditsinfluenceonIndianeconomy‘international journal of Management and social science research review.

‘a study on the impact of compensation on job satisfactionwithspecialreferencetostaffofself-financedautonomouscollegesinBangalore’InternationalJournalof exclusive Management Research with impact factor 5.7.

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Mrs. Annie Syrien: Survey on Mining opinions and Sentiments in Social Media International Journal ofEngineering Research &Technology (IJERT) NCRIT-2016 Conference iSSN: 2278-0181)

A Study on Social NetworkAnalysis through DateMiningTechniques–ADetailed Survey InternationalJournal of Advanced Research in Computer andCommunication engineering iCRiTCSa iSSN (online) 2278-1021, iSSN (Print) 2319-5940

Presented Papers at State, National and International Seminars

Fr. Maxim Dias, S.J.: Hindu Nationalism and the BharatiyaJanataParty(BJP)inContemporaryIndia:AUtopia Reconsidered Regional Seminar on “Nationalism and its Challenges; introspect and Prospect “indian Social institute, Bengaluru.

Recasting Reservations: antinomies in the indian Constitution vis-a-vis Modern Democratic Politics National Conference on Post liberalization Nuances of organic Constitution at Kle Society’s law College, Bengaluru

impact of Media on Religion and Secularism in india international Conference on Role of Media in Democracy at Xavier University, Bhubaneswar

Mr. Diwakar: Bona Fide Master- “The master will say, i’m a servant of god.” Teaching english language and literature: innovative Methods and Practices, at 5th annual international Conference, andhra Pradesh iV annual international Conference elTai Sree Rama engineering College, Tirupati

Mr. Gulab T Salian: Women in educational institutions Sindhi College

Prof. Jane D’Souza: Role of Museums in Conserving the Cultural Heritage “a Case Study on government Museum Bengaluru” National Seminar on ‘Journeythrough the Past: Re-Visioning India’ at Jyoti NivasCollege (autonomous)

Dr. H. Nagaraj: gap analysis between employees expectation and employees capability in iT industry National Conference at STMP Research Conference, Haridwar

Mr. Sridhar L S: SeasonalityofIndexFuturesmarketin india and a empirical study on expert opinion relatedwith Stockmarket InternationalConferenceNew Fangled approaches in Commerce and Management Traditional to global era organized by global association of Commerce Management, Salem, Tamil Nadu

Mr. Dav Fod: a study on the workpressuresandfamily pressures faced by women in the information technology industry National Seminar gender and work challenges conversational wisdom at Joseph’sCollege (autonomous)

Mr. Charles Ambrose A: “a study on impact of Kabali movie on associated partner’s financialperformance” international Conference on accounting, BankingandFinanceinemergingmarkets-Challengesand opportunities

Mr. Joswin Prince Rodrigues: “a Critical Review on CBCS” National level Conference on ‘New approaches to learning outcomes and assessment under Choice Based Credit System’

Dr. Sumangala J K: “Sweeping Reforms of gST Require True Spirit” National Seminar on impact of goods and Services Tax on Consumerism at Holy Cross Home Science College, Thoothukudi, TamilNadu

Dr. Sumangala J K: “Carrot and Stick Policy ofdigitalization depend on enabled infrastructure” National seminar on Business opportunities and Challenges in the Cashless era at Smt. Danamm Channabasavaiah College of arts Commerce, Science & Management Studies, Kolar

Dr. Kanishka K: “a study on implication of Brexit on UKandEuropeanditsinfluenceonIndianeconomy”International conference on Emerging markets,Challenges and opportunities, organized by Kristu JayantiCollege

engendering Technological excellence in Higher education NaaC sponsored 8 National iQaC Conference on organized by IQAC, Kristu JayanthiCollege

a study on Foreign Direct investment and indian Policy” international conference on inclusive Business growth and sustainable development” Venture Funding: MSME’s Schemes and ITS Efficiency InternationalConferenceonAccounting,Banking

Mr. Leo Gladwin L and Mr. Charles Mariswamy: Finance in Emerging Markets: Challenges andOpportunitiesatKristuJayantiCollege(Autonomous),DepartmentofCommerce(PG)–M.Com.(A)

Mrs. Annie Syrien: Survey on Mining opinions and Sentiments in Social Media National Conference on Research information Technology and Management NCRiT’16 at global institute of Management Science and Talen Tap

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A study on Social NetworkAnalysis through DataMining Techniques a detailed Survey international Conference on Recent innovative Trends in Computer Science and applications iCRiTCSa 2016 at MS Ramaiah institute of Technology

State, National and International Seminars Participated

Fr. Maxim Dias, S.J. Principal 28-30 July 2016 IDCRloyola College Chennai, National Seminar on “Religion in Society in india Today”

22nd & 23rd July 2016 St. Joseph’s College ofCommerce (autonomous) Research Centre Two day NationalLevelWorkshopon“UseofSampleDesign& Techniques in Social Science Research: Practical applications”

8th august 2016 Conference of Catholic Colleges of Karnataka(CCCK)NationalWorkshopontheDraftNationalPolicyonEducation(NPE)–2016

20th august 2016.Bhoomi College, Bengaluru National Seminar on “learning from Kabi”

24th-25th September 2016. indian Social institute, Bengaluru, Regional Seminar on “Nationalism and its Challenges; introspect and Prospect”

1st & 2nd october 2016 Kle Society’s law College, Bengaluru Two day National Conference on Post liberalization Nuances of organic Constitution

5th -7thofNovember2016St Joseph’sCollegeofCommerce, Bengaluru National Conference on global CompetenciesinJesuitHigherEducation

25th to 26th November 2016 Xavier University, Bhubaneswar Two day international Conference on Role of Media in Democracy

10th to 12th February 2017 Xavier Board of Higher Education in IndiaThreedayNationalWorkshoponTransformative leadership to meet the Challenges in Higher education institutions

Department of Kannada

Dr. K M Mathew 20th February 2017 National College National Seminar on Kuvempu literature

Mr.H.V.Thyagaraj 18th December 2016 loyola Composite P U College State level Seminar on Kannada literature

Department of French

RachealDeepikaSolomonOctoberAllianceFrancaiseDe Bangalore International Seminar on Certifiedexaminer for DelF exams

Department of English

Mr. gulab T Salian 10th September 2016 Sindhi College State level Faculty Development Programme

Mr.GulabTSalian20thDecember2016St. Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous)

Research Centre National level Faculty Development Program m (FDP) on Funding agencies Research grant and Proposal Writing

Mr. GulabT Salian 10thFebruary 2017 St. Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous) one Day National level Conference on ‘New approaches to learning outcomes and assessment under Choice Based Credit System’

Mrs.NargeesFathimaJanuary2017JESCOLSeminarheldatSt. Joseph’sCollege(Autonomous)organizedby ashirvad State level Seminar on ignatian Spirituality andJesuitCollaboration

Mr. JerrinChandan 8thAugust 2016Conference ofCatholic Colleges of Karnataka (CCCK) NationalWorkshopontheDraftNationalPolicyonEducation(NPE)–2016

Ms.VRoselineVictoria2to4thDecember2016JESCOLSeminar held at St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous)organized by ashirvad State level Seminar on ignatian SpiritualityandJesuitCollaboration

Department of History

Prof.JaneD’Souza9th&10thAugust2016.JyotiNivasCollege (autonomous) Two day National Seminar on ‘JourneythroughthePast:Re-VisioningIndia’.

Prof.JaneD’Souza15thOctober2016ITCGardenia,The Hindu lit for life: annual lecture on the Topic - ‘india at Seventy: a Historian’s Report Card’ by the renowned Historian and Biographer Dr. Ramachandra guha.

Department of Economics

Mr.PrashanthKumar9th&10thAugust2016, JyotiNivas College (autonomous) Two Day National Seminar on Sustainable Development of Revitalizing indian-Prospects and Challenges for the youth’

Mr. Prashanth Kumar 19thAugust 2016 St. Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous) international Seminar on India – An Incredible Business andInvestmentDestination’–AMythorReality

Mr. Prashanth Kumar 12th& 13th January 2017BangaloreUniversity,UniversityLibrary,JnanaBharathiCampus Two day National Seminar on Research Made easy: Tips, Tools and Technologies

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Department of Political Science

Prof.AlbertSmith,8thJanuary2017AshirvadTalkonDemonetization delivered by Narendra Pani well-knowneconomistandauthorofmanybooks.

Dr.ChristopherHoskins 8th January 2017AshirvadTalkonDemonetizationdeliveredbyNarendraPaniwell-knowneconomistandauthorofmanybooks.

Prof.Albert Smith 20th January 2017Ashirvad, 8thVolken Memorial Lecture, BuffaloVersus Cow:TheNew Nationalism” at indian Social institute delivered by Prof. Kancha ilaiah Shepherd.

Prof. albert Smith 24th February, Mount Carmel College (autonomous), Mount Carmel College (autonomous), Bangalore in association with Xavier Board of Higher education in india.

Department of Sociology

Mr.DavFod9th&10thAugust2016JyotiNivasCollegeautonomous, Department of Sociology in association with SiCHReM one day National level Seminar on “empowerment of Women in Re-vitalizing india”

Mr.DavFod15th&16thDecember2016St.Joseph’sCollege (autonomous) Two day National Conference on ecology, Sustainable Development and Wildlife Conservation.

Mr.DavFod1st&2ndMarch2017,St.Joseph’sCollege(autonomous) National level Seminar on gender and workchallenges:conversationalwisdom

Mr. John Paul 9th & 10thAugust 2016 Jyoti NivasCollege autonomous, Department of Sociology in association with SiCHReM one day National level Seminar on “empowerment of Women in Re-vitalizing india”

Mr.JohnPaul,15th&16thDecember2016St.Joseph’sCollege (autonomous) Two day National Conference on ecology, Sustainable Development and Wildlife Conservation

Department of Journalism

Sr.SalyJoseph8thAugust2016ConferenceofCatholicCollegesofKarnataka(CCCK)NationalWorkshopontheDraftNationalPolicyonEducation(NPE)–2016

Sr.SalyJoseph3rdSeptember2016KROSSRegionallevel Seminar on Minority Rights

Sr.SalyJoseph26th&27thSeptember2016St.Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous) National level WorkshoponParametricandNonParametrictoolsfor data analysis

Sr.SalyJoseph24th&25thNovember2016St.Joseph’sCollege National Conference on Media Political Transformation

Sr. Saly Joseph 8th January 2017AshirvadTalk onDemonetization delivered by Narendra Pani well-knowneconomistsandauthorofmanybooks.

Sr.Saly Joseph6thMarch2017BangaloreUniversityNational level Seminar on Health Communication

Department of Psychology

Sr.GladisLeenaM J22nd&23rdAugust2016 JyotiNivas College (autonomous) B. Voc. Department of Psychology

Creative Movement Therapy association of indian (CMTai), New Delhi National level Seminar on CreativeMovementTherapyWorkshop

Sr.GladisLeenaM J2ndOctober2016Muktha:Aninitiative to prevent abuse and promote mental health held at UPaSaNa,

Sr. Camillus Study House, Hosur Road National level Seminar orientation Programme on Prevention of Child Sexual abuse

Department of Commerce

Fr.JasonFurtado,SJ22nd&23rdJuly2016St.Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous) Research CentreTwodayNationalLevelWorkshopon“UseofSample Design & Techniques in Social Science Research: Practical applications”

Fr. JasonFurtado,SJ8thAugust2016ConferenceofCatholic Colleges of Karnataka (CCCK) NationalWorkshopontheDraftNationalPolicyonEducation(NPE)–2016

Mr.JohnBosco31stAugust2016St.Joseph’sCollegeof Commerce (autonomous) one Day UgC National level Seminar on international Financial Reporting Standards (iFRS) indian accounting Standards (iND AS)–AnImpactSeminar”

Mr.JohnBosco2ndto4thDecember2016JESCOLSeminar held at St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous)organized by ashirvad State level Seminar on ignatian SpiritualityandJesuitCollaboration

Mrs. Priya S 10th, 11th & 12th May 2016 Christ University NationalWorkshop on the Catholics inHigher education

Mrs. Priya S 8th august 2016 Conference of Catholic CollegesofKarnataka(CCCK)NationalWorkshopontheDraftNationalPolicyonEducation(NPE)–2016

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Mrs. Priya S 3rd September 2016 KRoSS Regional level Seminar on Minority Rights

Mrs.PriyaS26th&27thSeptember2016St. Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous) National WorkshoponParametricandNonParametrictoolsfor data analysis

Mrs. a V Namrutha Sree 31st august 2016 St. Joseph’s College of Commerce (Autonomous)OneDay UgC National level Seminar on international Financial Reporting Standards (iFRS) indian accounting Standards(INDAS)–AnImpactSeminar”

Mr.SridharLS2ndto4thDecember2016JESCOLSeminarheld at St. Joseph’sCollege (Autonomous)organized by ashirvad State level Seminar on ignatian SpiritualityandJesuitCollaboration

Mr. Sridhar l S 24th December 2016 global association of Commerce Management, Salem, Tamil Nadu international level Seminar on New Fangled approaches in Commerce and Management Traditional to global era

Ms.ShruthiJ20thAugust2016TumkurUniversityinjointly organized on Reference Management Tools and e-Resources for Faculty and Research Scholars

Ms.ShruthiJ27thAugust2016TumkurUniversityinjointly organized by Dept. of Studies and Research in economics, Commerce and Business administration Special lecture Programme on Co-operative Movement in india and abroad: The Road ahead

Ms.ShruthiJ2to4thDecember2016JESCOLSeminarheldatSt. Joseph’sCollege(Autonomous)organizedby ashirvad State level Seminar on ignatian Spirituality andJesuitCollaboration

Ms.ShruthiJ20thDecember2016St.Joseph’sCollegeof Commerce (autonomous) Research Centre National level Faculty Development Program m (FDP) on Funding agencies Research grant and Proposal Writing

Mr. Charles ambrose a 24th, 26th & 27th February 2017 St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous), Bangalore.WorkshoponMentalhealthFirstAid

Mr. Charles ambrose a 22nd & 23rd February 2017 KristuJayantiCollege inassociationwithACCAandiSDC .international conference on inclusive business growth & sustainable development

Mr. Charles ambrose a 16th & 17th December 2016 Central College Campus, Bangalore University, Bangalore. 39th all india accounting Conference & international seminar on accounting education and research

Mr. Charles ambrose a 16th -21st october 2016 Tata Consultancy Services. FDP on Banking for BusinessProcess Services designed

Mr. Charles ambrose a 5th & 6th october 2016 Kristu JayantiCollege inassociationwithACCAand ISDC.International Conference on Accounting, Bankingand Finance in emerging markets- Challenges andopportunities.

Mr. Charles ambrose a 9th September 2016 PSgR Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore-641004 National Conference on Next generation BPS -a Catalyst for Value Creation held

Mr.CharlesAmbroseA18thJuly2016MountCarmelCollege (Autonomous), Bangalore Workshop ongoods and Services Tax organized by Department of economics

Ramesh Babu grandhi 26th November 2016 Total e solution for libraries, Koramangala, Bangalore State level Seminar on Total e solution for libraries

Ramesh Babu grandhi 9th to 11th November 2016 JESCOLTowardsproactivepartnership,SJCBangaloreStateLevelSeminaronIgnatianSpiritualityandJesuitCollaboration

Ramesh Babu grandhi 11th March 2017 Massive open online Courses (MooCs) By acharya B School State level Seminar on Massive open online Courses (MooCs)

Dr.SumangalaJK31stAugust2016St.Joseph’sCollegeof Commerce (autonomous) one Day UgC National level Seminar on international Financial Reporting Standards (iFRS) indian accounting Standards (iND AS)–AnImpactSeminar”

Dr. Sumangala JK10thFebruary2017HolyCrossHome Science College, Thoothukudi, Tamil NaduDepartment of Commerce National Seminar on impact of goods and Services Tax on Consumerism

Dr.SumangalaJK16thFebruary2017Smt.DanammChannabasavaiah College of arts Commerce, Science & Management Studies, Kolar National level Seminar on Business opportunities and Challenges in the Cashless era

Department of BBA

Dr.KanishkaK28-30September2016 Internationalexhibition Center, international Conference on the theme Tools to assist Teaching and learning in the 21st Century conducted by UK Companies organized by IDAConnectWorkshopsatDIDACIndia

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leo gladwin l 23rd Mayto28thMay2016St.Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous) & Mount Carmel College (autonomous) Nation level Faculty empowerment Programme for Commerce and Management

Leo Gladwin L 23rd to 25 June 2016WadhwaniFoundation&NationalEntrepreneurshipNetworkHeldatSt.Joseph’sCollegeofCommerce(Autonomous) NeNentrepreneurship educator Program

leo gladwin l 24th & 26th august 2016 BMS College of engineering Bengaluru,

leo gladwin l 8th & 9th September 2016 Directorate of Distance education Pondicherry University co-sponsored by iCSSR, New Delhi Two day National Conference on ‘Distance education in india: emerging Challenges and Prospects

leo gladwin l 25th September 2016 FlaMe department of Urban india Ministries Pre-Marital education Program

LeoGladwinL26th&27thSeptember2016St.Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous)

Two-day National Level Experiential workshop onParametric and Non Parametric Tools for Data analysis

LeoGladwinL5th&6thOctober2016KristuJayantiCollege (autonomous), Department of Commerce (PG)–M.Com.(FA)TwodaysInternationalConferenceon Accounting, Banking and Finance in EmergingMarkets:ChallengesandOpportunities

Leo Gladwin L 2 to 4th December 2016 JESCOLSeminar held at St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous)organized by ashirvad State level Seminar on ignatian SpiritualityandJesuitCollaboration

Leo Gladwin L 20th December 2016 St. Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous) Research Centre National level Faculty Development Program m (FDP) on Funding agencies Research grant and Proposal Writing

Ms. Maria Samantha J 8thAugust 2016 ConferenceofCatholicCollegesofKarnataka(CCCK)NationalWorkshopontheDraftNationalPolicyonEducation(NPE)–2016

Ms.MariaSamanthaJ2to4thDecember2016JESCOLSeminar held at St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous)organized by ashirvad State level Seminar on ignatian SpiritualityandJesuitCollaboration

Ms.MariaSamanthaJ20thDecember2016St.Joseph’sCollege of Commerce (autonomous) Research

Centre National level Faculty Development Program m (FDP) on Funding agencies Research grant and Proposal Writing

Mr. Mohammed Umair 7th & 8th March, 2017 Malleswaram ladies association Higher learning Two Day National Conference on “HR Practices for New age Firms”

Department of BCA

Mrs. annie Syrien 31st May 2016 global institute of Management Science and Talen Tap National Conference on Research information Technology and Management NCRiT’16

Mrs. annie Syrien 21st & 22nd october 2016 MS Ramaiah institute of Technology international Conference on Recent innovative Trends in Computer Science and applications iCRiTCSa 2016

Mrs. annie Syrien 24th & 25th February 2017 Xavier institute of Management & entrepreneurship Two day workshop on Data NationalAnalysis Using ‘R’Software

Mr. amal Raj X 13th to 17th November Tata Consultancy Service training organized by indian Statistical institute atKolkataNational SeminaronTrainingProgrammeon Big Data analyses

Mr. amal Raj X 24th February, 2017 Mount Carmel College (autonomous), Bangalore in association with Xavier Board of Higher education in india. State level WorkshoponTrainthetrainer

Ms. amrin S 8th august 2016 Conference of Catholic CollegesofKarnataka(CCCK)National Workshopon theDraftNational Policy on Education (NPE) –2016

Ms.AmrinSSt.Joseph’sCommunityCollegeNationalWorkshopontheDraftNationalPolicyonEducation(NPE)–2016

Mr. Charles Mariswamy 8th & 9th September 2016 Directorate of Distance education Pondicherry University co-sponsored by iCSSR, New Delhi Two day National Conference on ‘Distance education in india: emerging Challenges and Prospects

Mr. Charles Mariswamy 5th & 6th october 2016 KristuJayantiCollege(Autonomous),DepartmentofCommerce(PG)–M.Com.(FA)TwodaysInternationalConference onAccounting, Banking and Finance inEmergingMarkets:ChallengesandOpportunities

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GUEST LECTURES

Dept. of Kannada

Mr. B S lingadevaru, associate Professor, Department of Kannada, government arts College, delivered a LectureonNavyaKavitegaluforBAstudentsonJuly2016

Mr. H.S. Sathyanarayana, associate Professor, Department of Kannada, government College, Basavangudi delivered a lecture on Kuvempu literature for B.Com. students on 2nd February 2017

Dept. of History

GoingglobalasHistoriansandJournalistsofthe21stCforBA(HEP)StudentsbyMs.BernadinBhaktavatsala,alumni and MBa in leadership Development and Training Management, a visionary professional trainer in IT, ITES, Banking and Insurance domains, on 4thaugust 2016

Dept. of Economics

DemonstratedthebenefitsofwasterecyclingamongthestudentsbyM.RajinderRaiandteamon24thJune2016

economics Development and Climate Changes, Sustainable Development for Final year Ba students by Mr. Dayalan, HoD, Department of Commerce and Management, SJES College of Management on 6thMarch 2017

Dept. of Sociology

FalahFaisalalumniofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege(Batch12 jps) screened a documentary called ‘going gonzo’ totheIIIyearJPSstudentson19thNovember2016

Dept. of Journalism

Mr.AnishJoseph,deliveredaLectureonPhotographyfor I yearBA (EJP/JPS) studentson14thSeptember2016

Mr. Rohan Christy C Delivered a lecture on Page Layout for I year BA (EJP/JPS) students andVideoEditingforIIIyearBA(JPS)

Mr. Nithin, alumni delivered a lecture on Software IndesignforIyearBA(EJP/JPS)studentson6thMarch2017

Ms. anu Rusariyo aalumni delivered a lecture on P RadioPlayforIIyearBA(JPS)students

Dept. of Psychology

‘introduction to general Psychology’’ was delivered by Mr.Ashok, Professor, Department of Psychology, Bangalore University on 16th September 2016.

‘Statistics in the psychology and orientation to statistical for the social science (SPSS)” by Dr. Padma Kumari, associate Professor, from Christ University on 18th September 2016 and 8th February 2017

Dept. of BBA

Mr. Nandakishor V. Ballal, Executive Director ofBanking Recruitment Total Solutions (BRET) wasinvitedtodeliveratalkontheArtofCrackingBankingexaminationson 5 october 2016 to all BBa students.

Mr.Ajay,facultyfromKristuJayanthi,deliveredatalkonNuances of Consumer Behavior on Saturday September 17th2016toallfirstandsecondyearstudents.

Ms. Varsha Madhavan, Faculty, Commerce and ManagementfromKristuJayantiCollege,BangaloredeliveredatalkonEmergingTrendsinRetailMarketingin the month Saturday 24th September 2016

Mr. Shaji Mathew, Principal Strategist, Web SickleConsulting,BangaloredeliveredatalkonStoryTellingSkillsonThursday,11thAugust2016toallfinalyearBBa students.

Debadatta Das, academic associate in the department of Finance and accounting area, indian institute of Management Bangalore delivered a talk on Financialleverages and its implications on Friday, 16th December 2016

Ms. Bhumika Jain, Coordinator of Entrepreneurshipfrom National Entrepreneurship Network deliveredatalkonYouthandEntrepreneurshipon15thofJuly2016 to all BBa students

Mr.Ramlal,ManagerofSateBankofIndia,Basavanagudibranch delivered a lecture on the Concept, Relevance and Techniques of Memory Skills on Friday 16thDecember

Dr. Kanthimanathan, Senior Finance Manager from ITI (Bangalore) delivered a lecture on key FinancialConcepts, its Relevance and implications on Saturday 7th December 2017 to ii year BBa students.

Mr. Akram Yunus Khan and Andrew Arputharaj,Corporate Business Development executives from Scripbox.com india Pvt ltd, Bangalore delivered a guest lectureonMoneyManagementSkillsonWednesday,11thJanuary2017toallfinalyearBBAstudents

Ms.LathaShubhakar,acertifiedfinancialadvisorformMaxLifeInsurancedeliveredatalkonFinancialPlanningand investment StrategiesonThursday 19th January2017 to all the BBa students

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Debadatta Das, academic associate from institute of Management Bangalore delivered a talk onHow toimprove Personal Financial and Wealth Management SkillsonFebruary2017toalltheIyearBBAstudents.

a series of training was given on research methodology toallfinalyearstudentsonfollowingtopics:

“effective Way of Formulating a Research Topic “was conducted by Dayalan on Tuesday 15th November 2016

“Formulation of Research Title and objectives “was conductedbySrinivasLakshmiNarayan

“Research Design and Data analyses” was conducted by Charles Mariswamy, Campus manager on Monday 21st November 2016

“good practices to be followed for preparation of an effective research paper” was conducted by Charles Ambrose,Faculty,St.Joseph’sCollege,DepartmentofCommerce on Saturday, 18th February 2017

“art of Preparing a good Project Report” was conducted by Dr. Kanthimanathan, Senior Finance Manager, iTi, government of india on Saturday, 18th February 2017

Dept. of BCA

Mrs. Shashikala,Associate Professor, Department ofBCA,St.Joseph’sCollege,deliveredaLectureonDataConnectivity on 26th august 2016

Mr. Shridhar Veerapan, Senior Project Manager of l & T Technology delivered a lecture on applet Programming on September 2016

Dept. of M.Com.

Ms. Bernadin Bhaktavatsala,Alumni on 20thAugust2016

Ms. Reva george Professor, Christ University, on 20th august 2016

Dr. Babu V “Trends in Research Paper Presentation” on 11th august 2016

Mr. ajay abraham conducted on Models of Consumer Behavior and its relevance in today’s business world

Shji Mathew conducted 5th December 2016

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

on 30th May, 2016 orientation Programme for Second and Third year Degree (Ba, B.Com, BBa/BBM & BCa) andPG(M.Com&M.A.)wereorganizedinSt.Joseph’s

Boys’ High School,Auditorium.Fr.AnandA.Prabhu,S.J.wastheChiefGuest.Fr.DionVasS.J.wastheresourceperson.

on 31st May, 2016 orientation Programme for the parents of Second and Third year Degree and Pg students,wasconductedbyFr.LawrenceFernandesSJinSt.Joseph’sBoys’HighSchool,Auditorium,around250 parents and students attended the Programme

On17thand18thJune,2016OrientationProgrammefor both the students and parents of First year Degree and Pg was organized in loyola Hall.

on 24th august, 2016 orientation for the First year students who were admitted late was conducted, and around 250 parents and students attended the orientation Programme. The programme was conducted to introduce the new comers to the ethos of the college.

INVESTITURE CEREMONY

Students’ Council was inaugurated by Ms. Fiona lobo, HOD–BehavioralSkillsTrainer.Fr.AnthonyJoseph,SJ,RectorofSt.Joseph’sInstitutionmotivatesthestudentleaderstoworkhardandalsotostayunited.

LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM

The college organized leadership training for Student Council at Soluru. The newly appointed cultural, sports, association secretaries, class representatives and association representatives and few staff members participated.Mr.NarayanaVincent,LifeSkillTrainerwasthe Resource person.

IGNITORS

ignitors- a two day programme for all the Ug & Pg students was organized. The programme aimed at catering to the three H’s of our learning levels, i.e. Head, Heart and Hands. The three dimensions of the Ignitorstrainingarevalueeducationorretreat,lifeskilltrainingandSocialanalysis.On24thJuly,2016Retreatfor Catholic students was conducted by Clyne anthony Rodriguez & his team.

TEJAS 2016

Tejas 2016, an inter-class cultural fest was inaugurated by Mr. Yesudass, Office Assistant- Controller ofexamination, 50 events were organized in tune with the theme, “explore and exhibit your talents”. Fr. Melvin Lobo S.J., Principal, St. Joseph’s P.U.College,was thechief guest for the valedictory function. iii year B.Com. ‘a’ students won the overall trophy for the academic year.

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TEACHER’S DAY

Students celebrated Teacher’s Day and gifted all the teachers’handmadegreetingcards.Rev.Dr.Fr.JeromeStanilausD’Souza S.J the Provincial, Karnataka JesuitProvince was the guest who also shared the role of a good teacher. it was followed by fellowship dinner. There was also a friendly basketball and volleyballmatch between the teachers and students. Teachers won the overall trophy. Mr. alexander lourdnath Victor, alumni awarded the trophy to the Staff Member on the Teacher’s Day Celebration Programme.

SPORTS

The Sports committee inaugurated annual athletic Meet2016-17.Prof. JoyAlex inauguratedtheAnnualathletic Meet. The annual Sports Meet was conducted at St. Joseph’sCommerceCollegeGrounds, BrigadeRoad, Bangalore. Mrs. Shruthi K.S, indian Throw Ball team captain 2011-12 was the Chief guest, Fr. anthony JosephSJ,Rector,St. Joseph’sEducational Institutionsand by Fr. Maxim Dias, Principal presided over the function.

BLOOD DONATION CAMP

On17thDecember,2016–TheBloodDonationCampwas conducted, this year. 166 units were donated to National institute of Mental Health and Neuro Science and Kidwai Memorial institute of oncology (96 units of blood donated to National institute of Mental Health and Neuro Science and 70 units of blood donated to Kidwai Memorial institute of oncology)

CONVOCATION CEREMONY 2012-15

The 8th Convocation Ceremony for the Undergraduate Degree students of 2012-15 batch and 8th Convocation Ceremony of Human Rights Diploma Program was organisedon25thFebruary,2017.JusticeJohnMichaelD’Cunha,HonorableJudgeofKarnatakaHighCourtwastheChiefGuest.Rev.Fr.AnthonyJosephSJ,Rector,St. Joseph’s Institutions, Bangalore delivered thepresidentialaddress.DegreeandDiplomacertificateswere awarded to all graduates.

VILLAGE EXPOSURE CAMP

Afourday(26thJanuaryto29thJanuary2017)VillageExposureCampundertheguidanceProf.JoyAlexandMr.PrashanthKumartoHarobale,KanakapuraTaluk,Ramanagar district. - was attended by150 final yearstudents (B.com, B.a, BBa and M.com, Ma) Students were accompanied by 10 faculty members. The students workedinthefields,mountainandhelpedthevillagersin their sericulture and also visited the houses of the farmers. on the last day students visited to Sangam.

OUTREACH PROGRAMMES (AUGUST 2016 TO JANUARY 2017)

as part of this outreach Programme, all the 3rd Semester Ug and Pg students of our College have successfullycompleted the taskofconducting trafficawareness at various signals in and around our College and cleanliness drive at lalbagh between 14th august and 25th September, 2016.

The venture of creating a sense of social concern amongthestudentsintensifiedaftertheintroductionof village exposure camp for the 4th Semester Ug and Pg students. While the 4th Semester Pg Students weretakenforavillageexposurecamptoBijapurfrom17th to 21st November, 2016, the 4th semester BBM, BCAandB.Com-AStudentsweretakentoSolurforthe camp from 27th to 30th December, 2016 and 26th to29thJanuary,2017respectively

BOOK EXHIBITION

The College organized One day Book Exhibition,on11th January2017, SunRisePublishers, INTACTPublications,andMPPBookHousedisplayedallkindsofbooksfortheBookExhibition.BookExhibitionwasvery informative for Teachers and students. Some of the teachers and students purchased books in theexhibition.

CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS

EnglishLiteraryCluborganizedonedayworkshoponWritingSkillsbyMr.BhaskarR(HandwritingAnalyst,Vice-PresidentofJuniorChamberInternationalIndia)for First year Degree students.

The Department of english organized a one day workshopon“MoviesandMeanings”on28thJanuary2017atSt.Joseph’sBoysHighSchool,SportsComplexSeminar Hall, the resource persons were Pawan Kumar, MarkRaquinhaandManuChakravarthy.100studentsparticipated in the seminar.

on 21st November, 2016 on the occasion of Kannada Rajyothsava “Sinchana” was observed. Kannada Sangha celebrated Kannada Rajyothsava from 21st to 30th November 2016. Six events was organized the competitionslikeEssayWriting,Collage,Poetry,Debit,WrittenQuiz,Pick&Speaks,etcwereconducted.On30th December 2016, Sinchana valedictory function was organized. Mr. K Muniraju, Singer was the Chief GuestforthevaledictoryfunctionFr.MaximDiasSJ,Prof.JoyAlex,Dr.K.M.MathewandMr.H.V.Thyagarajpresided over function. Students who won in inter-class competitionswere awarded certificatesby theChief guest.

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Hindi Parishad organized inter-class cultural fest, from 17thto22ndJanuary2017.14eventslikesolodanceandgroupdance,Singing,Rangoli,Pick&Speak,Quiz,Debate, Collage, Madain, essay writing and poetry wiring etc. were conducted.

On 7th January and 8th January 2017, Tamilassociation organized zhanthendral Muthamil Vizha, an intercollegiate cultural fest Fr Xavier alangaram, S.J.,fromSt.MountFortConventwasthechiefguest,Fr.MaximDias,S.J.PrincipalandProf.GraceletStanlyPrincipal of Sacred Heart Degree College presided over the programme. eight colleges from Bangalore tookpart,12eventswereconducted.

FrenchAssociation–LesFrancAdventuristeson20thJanuary,2017conductedaninter-classfest,fiveeventslikeBottlepainting,Doodling,Sketching,MakingEiffelTower, memory test were organized

The Department of History organized a historical study tour toHampi, Badami,Aihole and Pattadakalfor 3 days i.e. from 21.10.2016 to 23.10.2016. 20 students from Final year B.a. HeP were accompanied by theHeadof theDepartment Prof. JaneD’SouzaandProf.Chanchalakshi(Retiredstaff-Departmentofeconomics).

The Department of History organized a one-day Study tour to Pyramid Valley on Sunday 19th February 2017. Students were accompanied by 10 teaching faculty. 41 students participated in this study tour.

The Department of Political Science and Sociology hastakenuptheresponsibilitytocreateElectionIDcard for the students. The department collected and submitted196filled inElectionapplication forms tothe Mla of Shantinagar Constituency.

legal literacy Club in collaboration with the Bangalore Urban District legal Services authority and advocates association conducted an awareness programme on 3rd February 2017on“SexualHarassment atworkplace.” advocate Ramadevi was the resource person.

The Department of Sociology organized a one-day workshopon18thNovember,2016onHumanTrafficresources persons were geeta Menon and Mr. R Manohar.

TheDepartmentof JournalismorganizedoneStudytour to Brilliant Printing Press at Nelamangala on Saturday, 10th September 2016. 35 students participated in the programme.

The Department of Psychology inaugurated Psychology club “Psych ed” Psychology club on 19th November 2016, was inaugurated by Fr. Xavier alangaram and Fr. Kishore Kumar from St. Mount Fort Convent. Ms. Maunika,Prof.JoyAlexandSr.GladisLeenaM.J.presidedover the programme. They also conducted programme likevideolearningandmindmappingonweekendsforPsychology students.

The Department of Humanities organized Humanities Fest–InterclassBAFest,on20th&21stJanuary2017,19eventswereorganized.Events likePoetry,Pick&Speak,EssayWriting,Collage,Painting,Editing,Elocution,Radio Jockey,Sketching,Debate,GroupSinging,Quiz(Prelims),PersonalityContest,Quiz(Finals)Mime,FolkDance,HeritagePhotographyandPictureidentificationcontest was conducted.

The Department of Commerce - Commerce Forum conducted inter-classprogrammeson theweekendslikePickandSpeak,Debate,Productlaunch,BusinessQuiz, Prelims, essay Writing and Collage

The Department Business of Administration tookpart in the “Business exhibition” on 11th august 2016 (InternationalManagementDay)heldatJainUniversity,Centre for Management Studies, Bangalore. There wereabout21studentswhoactivelytookpartintheBusiness exhibition. The department also organized guest lectures on various topics.

On 19th & 20th January 2017, the Department ofBusiness Administration organized Synergy 2017 –StrivetoSucceed–ManagementFest.SixeventslikeBusiness exhibition, Best Manager, Human Resource Management, Business Quiz, Product creation and launch and starting a new business was conducted.

The SC forum inaugurated the Skill Developmentand Job Placement Scheme, Sri. N.A. Haris, MLA,Shanthinagar constituency was the Chief guest, Mr. U.B.Venkatesh,Chiarman,KeonicswastheGuestofHonor. This program is sponsored by government of KarnatakaandKeonics.Thetrainingandjobplacementfacilitation is done by ahana Systems.

On28th January 2017 theDepartment of Businessadministration organized a Career Counselling Programme for the final year Degree students theresourcepersonsareMr.SrinivasanLakshmiNarayanan,Managing Director, Dale Carnegie Finishing School and Mr. Dayalan.

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The Department of Business administration’s entre-preneurship Cell was inaugurated by Mr. Francis Da Cunha, Founder and Ceo of Flight line Main objectives of e-Cell, to create awareness about entrepreneurship. entrepreneurship Cell conducted inter-class programmes Business Quiz likeWrittenTest, LogoQuiz, Tagline round and identify the personality.

entrepreneurship Cell also performs an extraordinary work by showcasing their talents towards designingand printing the T Shirt and hooded exhibiting their printed T-Shirt in our college / other college campus, intercollegiate fest and National seminars. The fund raised by procuring them is added to the college development fund and association departments.

The Department of BCa organized a one day seminar on25thJanuary2017,on“RecentTrendsinComputerapplications” at loyola Hall, the resource persons are Mr. Mohan Kumar K R, Ceo, ample Software Pvt. ltd and Mr. Sridhar Veerappan, Project Manager, l& T info Tech, 120 students participated the seminar.

The Department of BCa organized “TeCoPS” with the theme, ‘go Viral’ an intercollegiate fest on Sunday, 26thFebruary 2017 in which 11 colleges participated. Fr. Manoj D’Souza, S.J.Administrator of St. Joseph’sBusiness administration College was the Chief guest for inauguration programme. Mr. Nagaraja B Subbarao was the Chief guest for the Valedictory ceremony. Christ University won the overall trophy. Staff Coordinators wereMr. amalraj, Mrs annie Syrien, and Mr. amrin

AICUF (ALL INDIAN CATHOLIC UNION FEDERATION)

AICUF took an active part in organizing awarenessprogrammes, celebrates important days in the calendar and participating in campaigns. aiCUF association was inaugurated Fr.Xavier SJ.On28th July 2016.AICUFAssociation organized Ignatian week 2016, Fr. JasonFurtado, S.J, Secretary& Treasure, Bangalore JesuitEducational Society, inaugurated the Ignatian week2016, Seven events were conducted. Valedictory of IgnatianWeekwas held alongwithTejasValedictory.StaffCoordinator:Mr.JohnBosco

WOMEN’S CELL

Women’s Cell association organized a one day workshoponWomen’sHygieneandHealthIssuesfor

FirstyearGirlstudents.Theworkshopwasconductedby the Doctors from Fortis Hospital.

On2ndDecember2016,onedayworkshoponPeerPeruse was organized for the Second and Third year Degree and Pg students. Sr. annunciata from Respect for life team members conducted the Programme forGirlsstudentsandFr.DionVasS.J.conductedtheProgramme for Boys students.

OUTSTATION STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (OSSA)

out Station Students ‘association organized a trip to the outreach programme center in Soluru. Mr. Dav Fod CoordinatorandFr.MaximDiasS.J,Mr.JohnPaulfacultyparticipated in it. The students also visited, an Ngo called “Mamateya Thottilo” were orphan children were takencare.

HARMONY ASSOCIATION

Harmony association celebrates important days in the calendar likeEthnicDay,OnamfestivalRepublicDayand international Day for the elimination of violence against women by organizing various competitions.

COUNSELLORS

Professional counselors were appointed in the campus for the students to sort out their personal problems. The students who need the assistance are referred to the college counselor.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION JECAA

AlumniAssociation-JECAAisveryactiveonandoffcampus. Full timeAlumni is appointed. On 3rd July2016,Alumni association JECAA inaugurated JECAA2016 alumni association 260 alumni students attended theevent.On7thAugust2016, JECAAday (Alumniassociation) was celebrated around 200 old students participatedintheJECAAday.ItwasorganizedatSt.Joseph’sBoys’HighSchool,ConsentHall.Fr.Principalwas the Chief guest for the Programme .lunch was served to the participants.

INTER-COLLEGIATE LEVEL EVENTS

The students of our college are also encouraged to participate in various inter-collegiate competitions such as, seminars, conference, cultural fests, gospel fests and sports activities.

The aiCUF organized “aDoNai-2017: a gospel Fest” with the theme “o lord have mercy on me Psalms - 6:2” a state level cultural fest on Sunday, 5th February

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2017 Fr. Clarence D’Souza, S.J.Vice Principal of St.Joseph’sCollegewastheChiefGuestforinaugurationprogramme. 10 colleges participated in the gospel Fest. St. aloysius College, Mangalore won the overall trophy. St. aloysius College, Bangalore was the runner up.

Magnifiesta2017–“90’s–RelivetheGoldenEra”aninter-collegiate cultural fest was organized on Saturday 4th February 2017 in which 24 colleges participated in the fest. operation alamellamia Team was the Chief guest for the Valedictory ceremony. aiMS institute of Higher education, Bangalore won the overall trophy. Sacred Heart Degree College, Bangalore was the runner up.

SAHODAYA TV

‘SaHoDaya’ literally means ‘rising together’. SAHODAYATV is a campus TV of St. Joseph’sevening College that evolved as a response to the changing circumstances of time.

The Management Concession/ Scholarship

Type of as-sistance

No. of stu-dents

amount

Concession 318 Rs. 14,13,790/-Scholarship 159 Rs. 5,14,000/-Total 477 Rs. 19,27,790/-

Scholarship to Poor Students

No. of Donors

amount Received

No. of students

amount Spent

09 Rs. 1,04,000/- 12 Rs.94,600/-

Private ScholarshipNo. of students amount

16 Rs.2,23,575/-

SNEHA FUND

The college has Sneha Fund scheme to provide medical aid to the poor students and to their families. 21studentsandtheirfamilieshavebenefittedfromthescheme.

No. of students amount21 Rs. 95,352/-

SNACKS SCHEME

Freesnacksscheme(Rector’sEveningSnacksScheme)was extended to all the students coming from extremelypoorfamilies.212studentsarebenefittingfrom this scheme.

WELCOMEThe following staff members were newly appointedMr.JerrinChandanSandMs.VRoselineVictoriajoinedthe Department of english. Fr. Jason Furtado, SJ, Mr. Sridhar L S, Ms. Shruthi J,Mr. JoswinPrinceRodrigues andMr.Cyril joined theDepartment of Commerce. Mr.LeoGladwinLandMs.MariaSamanthaJjoinedtheDepartment of BBa. Mr.K.N.LakshmipathijoinedasLibrarianOBITUARYFr.AvelinR.D’Souza,S.J.(10-11-1943-31-10-2016)Fr.AvelinR.D’Souza,S.J.wasthePrincipalatSt.JosephsEveningCollegefrom1984to1986.Hewasknownforhisprofessionalapproachtolifeandthetaskthatwas assigned to him. He was formal but of honesty and hardwork. St. Joseph’s EveningCollegewarmlyremembershimasadedicated,honestyandhardworkperson. He left for his heavenly abode on 31stoctober 2016. May his soul rest in peace!CONCLUSION IthankGodAlmighty,forhavingguidedusthroughoutthisyear.IwouldliketothankFr.Dr.JeromeStanislausD’SouzaS.JProvincial,Fr.AnthonyJosephSJ,RectorofSt.Joseph’sInstitutions,Fr.JasonFurtadoS.JSecretary&Treasurer,BJESandtheBJESGoverningbodymembersfor their constant support and encouragement and for having a soft corner to the evening college and its students. AspecialwordofthankstoDr.DanielFernandesSJ,Fr.MelvinLoboSJ, (fromCommunityCollege)FrBrianPereiraSJ,Dr.Fr.VictorLoboSJ,Fr.CliffordSquireSJ,Fr. Melvin Lobo SJ and Fr. Roshan Castelino S.J. fortheir generosity in equipping our students to use the facilities of their institutions.i render my sincere gratitude to all the Heads of the departments, iQaC coordinator, lecturers, student counselors and the staff from the administration, library, accounts, and examination and the support staff.Finallyandspecially,Iwouldliketothankallthealumniwho have contributed in various ways to the college and this year onwards the alumni is contributing a shareofthemedicalinsuranceofthestaff.Thankyoufor your support. May the good god bless us all.

Fr. Maxim Dias, SJ Principal

18th March 2017

This time the focus was on the placement of the firstbatchofFinalyearM.Com.studentsandatthesame U.g. students got their due in placements.

infosys, Target Solutions, guardian, Co-operative Bank,TESCO, Dakshin Honda, EFL Direct MidasFinancial Consultants and Services Trump Train-ers and Consultants, Taurus Hard Soft Solutions, LETMefind E Services Pvt Ltd.,NorthernTrust,Snaprizz CloudTech Pvt Ltd, Ship desk SolutionsPvt.Ltd,HDFCBank,MaxLifeInsurance,TheTimesof india group Fligt line, Martin Clive infoTech Sys-tem,OlmecTechnologies,XPhase,SarakariRetailsand infoTech Pvt. ltd, Zaxon infoTech Pvt. ltd, Pre-amZone,KotakMahindraBank,GloriousSolutions,TeamLease,J.P.MorganEmphasis.

M.Com. Placement

Company No. of students

PlacedDegree College lecturers 03eiy 01HSBC 03accenture 04Standard Chartered 01Real estate executives 02auditor 01KPo 02GuardianCo-operativeBank 01Ug Final year Placements 124i & ii year Ug 180

PLACEMENt

poolofskilledmanpowerforournationandalsotoshape a student’s personality. The guest of Honour, Mr. AneeshVidyashankar, Violinist, addressing thestudents he said “Believe in yourself. Believe in all that you are, all that you can be and all that you stand for. He also demonstrated his ability and gift on the instrument. The programme ended with his performance playing fortissimo with a strong beat. The graduates took the pledge to be honest indischarging their duties and serve for the cause of the nation. The graduation day ceremony concluded withthevoteofthanksdeliveredbyMr.Diwakar.

ASHIRVACHAn DAY

graduation Ceremony of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege, Bengaluru, was held on 17th March 2017, at 5p.m.atSt.Joseph’sBoys’HighSchoolAuditorium.Rev. Fr Melwyn Lobo SJ, Director, St. Joseph’sCommunity College, Bengaluru, presided over the ceremony and while addressing the graduates, he said, “Now onwards the responsibilities on your shoulder is doubled, on the one hand you have to excel in your career and on the other you have duties towards your family members accomplished”. He advised the students to pursue their higher studies andaskedthemtolearnwhileearning.Hefurthersaidthat,Studentsmustworkhardtodeveloptheirskillsandshouldconsistentlyworkwithsincerity,which isthekeytosuccess.TheprogrammewasfollowedbytheOath-takingceremonyledbyRev.Fr Jason Furtado SJ, Secretary andTreasurer ofBangaloreJesuitEducationSociety.

The programme was graced by the presence of the Chief guest, Mr. U. S. Prathap, alumnus of St. Joseph’s Evening College andDivisionalManager,National insurance Company, Bengaluru; who in his address stated that education should be seen as a stepping stone to character building and societal development. He stressed on higher education as the key tomaking available a large

Dr.Kanishka gave the programmeover view.TheChief guest, the President (Rector), Principal, FatherMaximDiasSJ,VicePrincipal,Prof.JoyAlex,the HoDs of various departments distributed the degreecertificates.Theprogrammeconcludedwiththe voteof thanks givenbyMr. PrashanthKumar,student council coordinator.

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8tH AnnuALConVoCAtIon

The 8th convocation ceremony for the under-graduate degree students of 2012-15 batches was organised on 25th Feb, 2017. 250 students belonging to B.Com, Ba, BBM, were conferred degreecertificates.ThegraduationceremonywaspresidedoverbyRectorofSt.Joseph’sInstitutions,Fr.AntonyJosephSJ.TheChiefGuestwasMr.JohnMichael D’Cunha. The programme began with a prayer service followed by lighting of the lamp. Prof. albert Smith welcomed the gathering. Thereafter,

The45thCollegeAnnualDayofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollegewasheldon16thMarch,2017atSt.Joseph’sBoys’ High School auditorium from 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm. Mr. Hassan Mustafa, an alumnus of our College and present Director of Box Trade Pvt ltd, Singapore, was the chief guest for the programme. Rev.Fr.AnthonyJosephSJ,theRectorofSt.Joseph’sinstitutions presided over the programme. The programme began with an invocation dance by Kiran and team and a prayer by elton and team. after the welcome address by Mr. leo gladwin from the department of Management, Fr. Maxim Dias SJ, Principal of the College presented theannual Report of the College for the academic

year 2016-17. The report was made interesting through an introduction followed by a video presentation and conclusion. Later, Prof. JoyAlex,the vice principal introduced the chief-guest to the audience. Mr. Hassan Mustafa, the chief-guest, in his speech, shared his nostalgic experience of being a student and his success story with the students. He also inspired the students not only to achieve great heights in their lives, but also to contribute towards the betterment of the society. later, the chief-guest was felicitated and prizes were distributed to the students who had rendered their services to the college. The programme was concluded with a cultural programme.

CoLLeGe DAY

INvEStItURE CEREMONyOn 25th June, 2016 St. Joseph’s Evening Collegecelebrated its investiture ceremony. The newly appointed council comprising of cultural secretaries, sports secretaries, association secretaries, class representatives and association representatives tooktheiroathtoservethecollegewithdiligence.The event was coordinated by the student council coordinators, Mr. Prashanth Kumar and Ms. amrin. The ceremony started with a prayer song and the college anthem sung by the college choir. The lamp was lit by the dignitaries and by the secretaries who symbolized the new beginning of the student council. Fr.MaximDiasSJ, Principalof St. Joseph’sevening College welcomed the gathering. The oath taking ceremony was administered by Ms.Amrin.The Chief guest of the Ceremony was Ms. Fiona Lobo,BehavioralSkillsTrainer.Sheurgedthe‘young

InVeStItuRe CeReMonY & LeADeRSHIP tRAInInG PRoGRAMMe

leaders’ to uphold the values of the college and to discharge their duties honestly and impartially. Fr. AnthonyJosephSJ,RectorofSt.Joseph’sInstitutionsmotivatedtheleaderstohardworkandalsotostayinunity.Prof.JoyAlex,VicePrincipalofSt.Joseph’sevening College also presided over the ceremony. Ms. Shruthi, lecturer from the department of Commerce delivered the vote of thanks. Theceremony ended by the students and dignitaries singing the national anthem which was led by the college choir.

on arrival, the mandatory refreshment was provided. Theopportunitytobreaktheicepresenteditself.The conducting authority advised a ten second oration introducing oneself along with specifying the role and the class represented.

Time is an authoritative master beckoning thecontinuation of the program. To make suredistribution of knowledgewas not a controversythe student council was divided into two groups of equal members both receiving the same training only at different time slots.

LEADERShIP tRAINING PROGRAMME

“Fortune favors the bold, but knowledge fortifiesvictory”. Sunday the 26thof June broughtwith itan invigorating and enlightening programme which not only broke themould, but also designed andmanufactured a superior replacement. The student council members were educated and entertained by a wonderful training program which was master planned by Mr.Prashanth Kumar, Coordinator of the student council. This educational and recreational fiestabeganwithacongregationofalltheStudentCouncilmembersofStJoseph’sEveningCollege.

Post roll call the assemblage was divided to ensure accommodation in the two busses provided for transportation. our leaders set of on an intrepid adventure passing many a lofty mile. Their destination was a picturesque amalgamation of farm and retreat center.The Jesuit Nevis retreat center is locatedfiftykilometeroutsideBangaloreinthequantvillageof Solur. The journey had a joyful ambiance and a positive undercurrentflowed.

The outreach program was held from august 14th to Sep 25th 2016 for 2nd years and Pg students. This outreachprogrammewastomakestudentsawareofthesocialprobleminthesociety.Thecoordinatorfor this event was Dr. isaac.

OnthefirstdaySept.3rdthestudentsweredividedintotwogroups.BoysweresenttoJohnsonMarkettocontrolthetrafficandgirlsweremanagingsignalsnearMuseumroadnearthecollege.Theyhadmadeplacards which had slogans regarding safety while driving and riding two wheelers. Both boys and girls were givenauniformforthisevent.Dr.Isaac,coordinatorhelpedthestudentstolookafterthetraffic.OntheSecond day, the students gathered in lalBagh Botanical gardens for the ‘Cleanliness Drive’ which required themtokeeptheenvironmentclean,thatistomakesurethatthereisnogarbage,plasticandotherwastearound. it was an amazing experience that the students learnt a lot.

outReACH PRoGRAMMe

tRIP tO SOLURThe members of oSSa organized a trip to ansuma FarmsinSolur,whichisrunbytheJesuitsociety,on21st august 2016. The farm is located at a distance ofabout60kmfromthecollege.Thestudentswereaccompanied by teaching faculty, Mr. DavFod and Mr. JohnPaul.J.ThestudentswerealsoaccompaniedbyMr. lowest, a member of the alumni of the college. ThePrincipal,Fr.MaximDiasS.Jpaidavisittothestudents at the farm. The trip was organized as a get together for students who are living away from their homes as paying guests or in hostels. The members had games and snacks organized for them. Thefocusofthegameswastogettoknoweachotherbetter so that a feeling of belongingness could be developed towards each other and the institution. The get together also focused at bringing in a sense of direction in the life of these students. The members moved around the farm and relished the tasty fruits growingthere.Onthewayback,thememberspaida visit to an Ngo called ‘MamateyaThotilo’ where orphaned children were taken care of by sisters.The members were glad to spend time at this Ngo. Theywereexposedtoaveryhumblingkindofworkdoneby the sisters in taking careof the children.Some of them expressed a desire to visit the place again and spend time with the children. The group members returned to the college by 8:00 pm and were debriefed by the teachers in charge. The group subsequently dispersed.

SECOND vISIt tO SOLUR The Rural camp is an initiative by the Bangalore JesuitSocietythatdefinestheirvision“ToprepareMen and Women for the Service of others, especially the poor and the oppressed”. The camp gives an exposure to the students to the harsh realities of rural life in our country and it enriched the students to understand and combat the various faces of society. a rural camp of three days was organized for the students of ii BBa and ii BCa from 28th-30th Dec.2016atSolur,MagadiTalukRamanagarDistrictwith Brother Philip as the coordinator. The Camp consisted of about 74 students, who were divided into 3 groups, each assigned different activities. While thefirstgroupwasaskedtoteachtheruralPrimaryand High school students, the second group went for village cleaning and creating awareness about the importance of public health among the rural people. The third group was involved in creating trafficawarenessontheHighways.

Day1:Thefirstdayforthestudentsbeganwithalotofexcitement.Afterbreakfastthestudentsgatheredin their respective groups. The groups were further divided into sub groups of 6 each. The sub groups of group 1 went to teach at different government schools at both primary and high school levels. The sub groups of group 2 went for a cleanliness drive in the village and group 3 as a whole went forTraffic awareness on Highways.The studentsplanned their activities and carried them out in such a way that the target groupwas benefitted.at the conclusion of the day an evaluation session was conducted where the students shared about theirexperiences.Afewstudentsspokeaboutthewaytheactivitywasconducted,whileothersspokeabout their interaction with the rural people which had changed their conception about village life in India.Afewstudentsfeltmotivatedtoworkfurtherfor the upliftment of society.

Day 2: The second day began with even more excitement and enthusiastic students prepared for the continuation of their activities with the same zest as on the previous day. on the second day the activities were far more successful. after the activities, the President of Bangalore Jesuit Society spokeabout the purpose of the outreach programme. The students also shared their experiences at the end of the day.

Day 3: The camp came to a conclusion on the thirdday.On thisday all studentswere taken fora short cleanliness drive to Snehalaya hospital, which is a contribution to the village by sisters who aim to serve the society. The students also visited the orphanage run by the same sisters. The rural exposurecampcomprisedlearning,knowledge,funand also a few emotional moments. The students also got to understand the pain of the villagers, their lives, their roles and responsibilities towards the plight of farmers. The students also learnt how the government is slow in facilitating the basic needs of the villagers.

vIILLAGE ExPOSURE tRIP tO SINDAGI17th November 2016 was a memorable evening, and marked the journey of the PG students ofSJEC to a beautiful place called Sindagi at Bijapurin north Karnataka.The students were to boardthe golgumbaz express at 7:15pm . at 7:00pm the coordinators, Mr Prashanth Kumar and Dr issac addressed the gathering with words of

encouragement. The group reached Bijapur from where they travelled to loyola school.

The students were greeted pleasantly by Father Rohan and Brother Prashanth. Post lunch, they startedthedayafteraquicksessionbyDr Issac ,whichwascontinuedbyaheartfelttalkwithoneofthe localites, who is physically challenged. With the financialhelpofFatherRohan,shehasbeenabletoovercomeherdifficultiesandbecomeindependent.She has also been successful in setting an example to the localites and instilled in the students a strong attribute of persistence. The students also met a Devdasiwomanwhospokeaboutherstruggles.Thestudents spent the rest of the evening practicing streetplay, group singing and group dance to perform and entertain people at Rampur, a lambani village. The performance was greatly appreciated and audience thankedthestudentsbyofferingthemsnacks.Thestudents left to loyola school with which Day-1 came to an end. The next day the students were engaged in a variety of tasks.They startedwith plantationworkwherewehadtomakearrangementsinthecampus for drip plantation and compost pit. They also had a holy mass in the evening. Post dinner the students gathered to brainstorm about the next day’s big event,“Balamela” organized for the kidsfrom various villages in and around Sindagi.

Theefficientplanningshowedgreatresultsandtheevent organized for the 800 students was fruitful. Thekids swayedwith happiness for the students’performances (mime, street play, group singing and

group dance). after serving them with delicious lunch farewells were said. The same night at Sindagi acampfirewassetforthestudents.ThenextandthelastdayatBijapurwereworkbased,asstudentshelped in cleaning the campus, completing plantation workaswellasconductingvalueeducationclassesfor the students of loyala School after which they left from Sindagi to the provincial’s house for lunch. Post lunch they visited golgumbaz, the most popular heritage structure of Bijapur. With that the memorable exposure trip came to an end and the students returned to Bangalore with heartfelt gratitude to the institution for giving them the opportunity to learn and experience from the program.

RURAL ExPOSURE CAMPHarobele, Kanakapura Taluk, Ramanagara District

26th to 29th January, 2017

it is said that one of the best learning one could have iswhenoneengagestheirfivesenses.Livingin Harobele was certainly one such experience. all the final year students set outon a 4 days campto a village called Harobele in Ramanagara District

located80kms away from our College from 26th to29th January,2017.Surprisingly, that’sthesameplace where our very beloved Mr. Prashanth Kumar from the Department of economics hails from.

on reaching the village, Fr. Chinnappa, the Parish Priest of the village, extended his hearty welcome and received us with open arms. The camp commenced with the inauguration of the Rural exposure Camp in the presence of the Parish Priest, Fr. Maxim Dias SJ,ourcollegePrincipalandotherdignitaries.Later,we were divided into 16 groups and the common ground rules of the camp were laid. We spent the rest of the day exploring the village and the dam namedArkavathiwhichisnearthevillage.Onday2and3,therewerevariedtasksthatallthe16groupsweretoengagein.Thetasksincludedcleaningthemountain and cemetery of the village, sericulture activitieswiththevillagers,cooking,cleaning,everyday evaluation, surveying the village, etc. as part of theSurveyofthevillagers,weweretoknowtheirway of life, their driving force and their aspirations. We were also encouraged to take part in thespiritual activities of the villagers. on the last day, weweretakentoSangam,atouristspotlocated15kmsawayfromthevillage.

Thevillagegaveusmuchlearningsuchastoknowtheir way of life, spiritual life, socio-economic and family affairs. The opportunity that we got to interact with the families in the village helped us learn how welcoming and hospitable the villagers are.Thevillagerswerekindenough to answer allour questions. it was indeed an experience to be cherished and memories would last a lifetime.

College life is one of the most exciting and important phases in anyone’s life. During this period, a student comes across several experiences and learns new things. Tejas 2016-17, a cultural extravaganza with the theme, “explore and exhibit your talents” added values to the experiences of the students. The event was inaugurated on 29th July, 2016.The inauguration event startedwith a flashmobwhich created awareness about the event among the students and motivated them to participate in each and every event. The poster was released by Mr. Prashanth Kumar, Cordinator of the student council,ChiefGuest,Mr.Das,employeewhoworksintheofficeofthecontrollerofexamination,Prof.JoyAlex,Vice Principal of SJEC and the CulturalSecretaries. There was a video presentation which created a hype for Tejas and also showcased the list of events to be held in theTejas week.Theevents started on 1st august, 2016 and ended on 7th august, 2016. There were 50 events held during theweek.From literature toDance, thestudentsshowcasedalltheirtalentsandfilledincoloursofentertainment during the entire week.The newevents added in this year were Nail art, Battle of Bands, Beat Boxing and Samskrithi. The studentcouncilmembersandtheteachersworkedhandinhand to organize and execute the programmes. The

stageeventslikegroupdance,mime,icebreakerandpersonalitycontestfilledtheeveningwithfunandenthusiasm. The valedictory ceremony was held on 8th august, 2016. This was the most awaited evening forthestudentsofSJECbecausetheresultsofTejas2016-17was announced.During the entireweek,thestudentslearntknowledgewhichnodoubtwillbe valuable as they go forward in life. They learnt to build relationship and to rely on each other, to worktogetherasacommunityandalsotorespecteach others differences. The ceremony was started with a prayer sung by the students of i Ba. Mr. Prashanth Kumar, student council coordinator lead the dignitaries in lighting the lamp. The welcome addresswasdeliveredbyFr.MaximDiasSJ,PrincipalofSJEC.TheChiefGuestoftheceremonywasFr.Melvin Lobo SJ, Principal of St. Joseph’s PU DayCollege. He imparted to the students, a message on healthy competition. The prizes were distributed by the Chief guest while Mr. Prashanth Kumar announced the winners of each and every event. The overall championship was won by the students of iii BCoM a. The ceremony came to an end by the students singing the national anthem.

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1st August, 2016 (Monday)

PRIZE/EVENT

KANNADA ESSAY

Name Class

1st Pavithra iii B.Com B

2nd Shashidhar ii BBa

3rd Maria Tejashwini ii M.Com

PRIZE / EVENT

TAMIL ESSAY

Name Class

1st Magimaidas ii BCa

2nd Maria Vencila ii Ba

3rd Kavitha. R i BBa

Consolation Prakash i B.Com B

PRIZE/EVENT

ENGLISH ESSAY

Name Class

1st Brenda Zoramthari i Ba

2nd Sama ii BCa

3rd Priya K iii B.Com B

3rd Divya Bharathi ii B.Com B

PRIZE / EVENT

HINDI ESSAY

Name Class

1st Sara abdul iii B.Com B

2nd Shaziya iii B.Com B

3rd Santhosh M iii B.Com B

3rd Kishan Manjunath i BCa

Consolation Mohammad Muzamil iii BCa

2nd August, 2016 (Tuesday)

PRIZE/EVENT

KANNADA POETRY

Name Class

1st Pavan Kumar TK iii B.Com a

2nd Maria Sahana i BBa

3rd Maria Tejashwini ii M.Com

PRIZE / EVENT

TAMIL POETRY

Name Class

1st JosephJelsoSophia ii Ba

2nd Joyson i BCa

3rd MariaRekha i B.Com B

Consolation augustine iii B.Com B

PRIZE/EVENT

ENGLISH POETRY

Name Class

1st Vibhuthi Vishwanathan ii M.a

2nd NikithaHV ii M.a

3rd MaryDivyaJ iii B.Com B

3rd elton iii B.Com a

PRIZE / EVENT

HINDI POETRY

Name Class

1st Sara abdul iii B.Com B

2nd Jyothi i Ba

3rd Sr. Valentina ii Ba

Consolation Bibi Fathima i B.Com a

PRIZE/EVENT

COMPUTER GAMING

Name Class

1st gaurav i M.Com

2nd Joshua iii B.Com a

3rd Sundar raj i B.Com B

3rd August, 2016 (Wednesday)

PRIZE/EVENT

TWIST A TALE – ENGLISH

Name Class

1st Vibhuthi V ii Ma

2nd Richard B iii B.Com B

3rd JosephSamuel iii BBM

PRIZE / EVENT

TWIST A TALE - KANNADA

Name Class

1st Punith l achar ii BCa

2nd Pavan Kumar TK iii B.Com a

3rd AkshayKumarKA ii B.Com B

PRIZE/EVENT

TWIST A TALE – HINDI

Name Class

1st Sara abdul iii B.Com B

2nd

3rd

PRIZE / EVENT

TWIST A TALE - TAMIL

Name Class

1st Christuarasu iii Ba

2nd Surendaran ii B.Com B

3rd Sabari i M.Com

3rd Naveen Raja ii B.Com B

PRIZE/EVENT

DISPLAY OF COLLECTIONS

Name Class

1st Shailesh iii B.Com B

2nd earl iii B.a

3rd James ii BBa

PRIZE / EVENT

MOBILE GAMING

Name Class

1st Rahul Ravi iii B.Com B

2nd Junaid iii BBa

3rd Chethan ii B.Com a

RESULtS OF thE EvENtS

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4th August, 2016 (Thursday)

PRIZE/EVENT

EXTEMPORE

Name Class

1st Poornima ii M.Com

2nd ManuJose iii B.a

3rd GaryVasJoseph iii Ba

PRIZE / EVENT

COLLAGE

Name Class

1st arun & Team iii B.Com a

2nd Ragini & Team i B.Com C

3rd Mary Shalini & Team ii B.Com a

PRIZE/EVENT

NAIL ART

Name Class

1st Sara abdul & Team iii B.Com B

2nd Divya & Team iii B.a

3rd Shwetha & Team ii B.Com B

PRIZE / EVENT

POT PAINTING

Name Class

1st Murali R ii B.a

2nd abirami ii B.Com a

3rd Sama ii B.Com a

3rd Divya Bharathi ii B.Com B

5th August, 2016 (Friday)

PRIZE/EVENT

DEBATE

Name Class

1st Chethan and Saima i B.Com a

2nd Sunil & Surendar ii B.Com B

3rd ManuJose&Edward iii BBa

PRIZE/EVENT

PAINTING / SKETCHING

Name Class

1st Rajesh i B.Com C

2nd Divya Bharathi ii B.Com B

3rd Senthil Kumar i BCa

PRIZE/EVENT

MEHANDI

Name Class

1st Priya & Team iii B.Com B

2nd Janet&Team iii B.a

3rd ayesha Banu & Team ii BBa

PRIZE / EVENT

FACE-PAINTING

Name Class

1st Sharan & Team ii B.Com a

2nd Batool & Team iii Ba

3rd Monisha& Team iii BBM

6th August, 2016 (Saturday)

PRIZE/EVENT

DUMB CHARADES

Name Class

1st Nubla Fathima & Team ii B.Com a

2nd Charles & Team iii B.Com a

3rd laxmi& Team i M.Com

PRIZE / EVENT

BEAT BOXING

Name Class

1st Vignesh ii BCa

2nd James ii BBa

3rd Raphael iii B.Com B

PRIZE/EVENT

ICE BREAKER

Name Class

1st alwyn & Team iii B.Com B

2nd Mohan & Team iii B.Com a

3rd Robin & Team i M.Com

PRIZE / EVENT

GROUP SINGING

Name Class

1st elton & Team iii B.Com a

2nd Valentina & Team ii Ba

3rd arpitha & Team iii BBa

PRIZE/EVENT

MIME

Name Class

1st laxmi & Team i M.Com

2nd Nagaraj & Team ii B.Com a

3rd arpitha & Team iii BBa

PRIZE / EVENT

SOLO SINGING

Name Class

1st Shasha i Ba

2nd elton iii B.Com a

3rd gowrisha ii M.Com

PRIZE/EVENT

DUET SINGING

Name Class

1st Shivany and Shalini iii Ba

2nd Shasha & axel i Ba

3rd Elton&Johnson iii B.Com a

PRIZE / EVENT

CHARACTER COSTUME

Name Class

1st VidyaNikitha iii B.Com B

2nd Divya iii B.Com a

3rd Jyothi iii Ba

3rd Punith ii BCa

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PRIZE/EVENT

STAND-UP COMEDY

Name Class

1st Sunder Raj i B.Com B

2nd Pasha iii B.Com a

3rd Gunashekar iii B.Com a

PRIZE / EVENT

GROUP DISCUSSION

Name Class

1st gary & Team iii Ba

2nd gaurav & Team i M.Com

3rd Tenzin & Team ii B.Com a

PRIZE/EVENT

STAND-UP COMEDY

Name Class

1st Sunder Raj i B.Com B

2nd Pasha iii B.Com a

3rd Gunashekar iii B.Com a

PRIZE / EVENT

GROUP DISCUSSION

Name Class

1st gary & Team iii Ba

2nd gaurav & Team i M.Com

3rd Tenzin & Team ii B.Com a

PRIZE/EVENT

MODEL MAKING

Name Class

1st Mohsina & Team ii BCa

2nd Paul & Team iii B.Com a

3rd Naveen & Team iii BBa

PRIZE / EVENT

COOKING WITHOUT FIRE

Name Class

1st ayesha Banu & Team ii BBa

2nd Ankitha&Team iii B.Com a

3rd Varsha & Team ii Ma

PRIZE/EVENT

VEGETABLE CARVING

Name Class

1st Soorya & team ii B.Com B

2nd Janet&Team iii Ba

3rd Meena & Team iii B.Com a

PRIZE / EVENT

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT

Name Class

1st Saranya & Team iii B.Com a

2nd James&Team ii BBa

3rd guru & Team iii B.Com B

7th August, 2016 (Sunday)

PRIZE/EVENT

RANGOLI

Name Class

1st Pavithra & Team ii BBa

2nd anjali & Team iii B.Com a

3rd Mary Shalini & Team ii B.Com a

PRIZE / EVENT

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

Name Class

1st elton iii B.Com a

2nd Prashanth ii B.Com B

3rd Sunil ii B.Com B

PRIZE/EVENT

BATTLE OF BAND

Name Class

1st elton & Team iii B.Com a

2nd Prashanth & team ii B.Com B

3rd Selva& Team iii B.Com B

PRIZE / EVENT

SOLO DANCE

Name Class

1st Sharon i Ma

2nd aishwarya iii Ba

3rd Shridhar i B.Com C

PRIZE/EVENT

FOOTLOOSE

Name Class

1st Shridhar i B.Com C

2nd Nithin ii B.Com a

3rd Mary Mamatha iii B.Com a

PRIZE/EVENT

SAMSKRITHI

Name Class

1st asha & Team i M.Com

2nd alwyn & Team iii B.Com B

3rd arbaaz & Team iii B.Com a

PRIZE / EVENT

TREASURE HUNT

Name Class

1st Syed ghouse& team iii BCa

2nd Jarnas&Team iiiBBa

3rd Samuel & Team ii BCa

PRIZE/EVENT

PHOTOGRAPHY

Name Class

1st Vignesh iii B.Com B

2nd Michael iii BBM

3rd Steven iii Ba

PRIZE / EVENT

GROUP DANCE

Name Class

1st Bhaskar&Team iii B.Com a

2nd Sushmitha & Team ii B.Com B

3rd gowtham & Team ii BBa

PRIZE/EVENT

MR & MS TEJAS

Name Class

1st Robin i M.Com

2nd Maria ii B.Com B

3rd

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SPORTS DAY RESULTS LIST2016 – 17 INDoor GAmESCArrom – GIrLS (SINGLES)

WiNNeR 1STB.CoM C- SoNy

RUNNER–UP 2ND MCoM MeeNa.N

CARROM - BOYS (SINGLES)WiNNeR 3ND B.CoM B - allWyN

RUNNER–UP 1STBCA-JOYSON

CARROM - GIRLS (DOUBLES)WiNNeRS 3RD B.CoM B SURiya &

TeaM

RUNNERS–UP 1STBA-JUANITAANDTeaM

CARROM - BOYS (DOUBLES)WiNNeRS 3RDB.COMA–KAMALESH

aND TeaM

RUNNER–UP 2ND B.CoM B

CHESS – GIrLSWiNNeR 3RDBCOMA–MARY

aNUSHa

RUNNER–UP 1STM.COM-JYOTHSNAA.J

CHESS – BoySWiNNeR 3RDBBM - NaVeeN KUMaR

RUNNER–UP 2RDM.COMB–WESLEYPRiNCe

CoNSolaTioN 2ND BCa -SaMUel PReM KUMaR

TABLE TENNIS - GIRLS (SINGLES)WiNNeR 2STBCOMA–SIDDHIKEDIA

RUNNER–UP 2NDMCOM–MEENA

TABLE TENNIS - BOYS (SINGLES)

WiNNeR 2STBCOMA–BALAKISHORE

RUNNER–UP 1STBA–KIRANSELVA

TABLE TENNIS - GIRLS (DOUBLES)WiNNeR 1STBA-JUANITAAND

TeaM

RUNNER–UP 2NDMCOM–MEENAANDTeaM

TABLE TENNIS - BOYS (DOUBLES)WiNNeR 3RDB.COMA–BHASKARAND

TeaM

RUNNER–UP 2NDBCA–PUNEETHANDTeaM

BADMINTON - GIRLS (SINGLES)WiNNeR 2NDBCOMA–ASHWINI

RUNNER–UP 2NDMCOM–MEENA

BADMINTON - BOYS (SINGLES)WiNNeR 1ST Ba - SiKHaR

RUNNER–UP 1STB.COMC-MANOJ

BADMINTON - GIRLS (DOUBLES)WiNNeRS 2NDBCOMA–ASHWINI/

TeaM

RUNNER–UP 1STBA-JUANITAANDTeaM

BADMINTON - BOYS (DOUBLES)WiNNeRS 3RD B.CoM B - PaVaN aND

TeaM

RUNNER–UP 2ND B.C.a - PUNeeTH aND TeaM

DISCUSS THROWFiRST PlaCe 2ND Ba-MURali SeCoND PlaCe 3RD BCoM B- VeNUTHiRD PlaCe 1ST BCoM a- MoHaN

SHOT PUTFiRST PlaCe SeCoND PlaCe 2ND Ba-MURali

THiRD PlaCe 3RDBCOMB-VIJAY

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DISCUSS THROW (GIRLS)FiRST PlaCe 2ND MCoM- MeeNa.N

SeCoND PlaCe 1ST BBM- SiNDHU

THiRD PlaCe 3RD BCoM a-CaTHRiNe

SHOTPUT (GIRLS)FiRST PlaCe 2ND MCoM- MeeNa.N

SeCoND PlaCe 1ST BBM- SiNDHU

THiRD PlaCe 2ND BCoM-SURiya

OUTDOOR GAMESNETBALL (5+3)

WiNNeRS 3RD B.CoM a

RUNNERS–UP 3RD B.CoM a

KHO-KHO(7+3)WiNNeRS 3RD B.CoM B

RUNNERS–UP 3RD B.CoM a

THiRD PlaCe 3RD BBM

THROW BALL (7+3)WiNNeRS 2ND B.CoM a

RUNNERS–UP 3RD B.CoM a

CRICKET (BOYS)WiNNeRS 3RD B.CoM a

RUNNERS–UP 1ST BCa

FOOTBALL (9+2)WiNNeRS M.CoM & Ma (ClUBBeD) Pg

No PoiNTS

RUNNERS–UP 1ST BBa

BASKETBALL (5+7)WiNNeRS 2ND BBa

RUNNERS–UP Pg Ma & MCoM

VOLLEYBALL (6+3)

WiNNeRS 3RD B.CoM B

RUNNERS–UP 1ST BCa

CRICKET (GIRLS)WiNNeRS 1ST Ba

RUNNERS–UP 3RD B.CoM B`

THiRD PlaCe 3RD B.CoM a

SPORTSINTER-COLLEGIATE

i PRiZe SJIC aNVeR

ii PRiZe SJBHS oMaR

iii PRiZe SJPUC aUgUSTiNe

MARCH PAST

i PRiZe iii B.CoM B

ii PRiZe iii B.CoM a

iii PRiZe iii B.CoM B

GIRLS100 MTS

1 aSHWiNi ii B.CoM a

2 KeeRTHi IB.A.JPS

3 DiVya iii B.CoM B

200 MTS

1 aSHWiNi ii B.CoM a

2 KeeRTHi IB.A.JPS

3 DiVya iii B.CoM B

4X100 MTS RELAY / GIRLS - I PLACE

1 PRiya iii B.CoM B

2 ReBeCCa iii B.CoM B

3 SHyaMala iii B.CoM B

4 ViDya iii B.CoM B

II PLACE

1 DiVya i B.CoM B

2 SUKaNya i B.CoM B

3 RoSe DayaNa i B.CoM B

4 RANJINIK i B.CoM B

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III PLACE

1 DelPHiN i B.CoM C2 DiVya i B.CoM C3 SNeHa i B.CoM C4 SoNy i B.CoM C

BOYS100 MTS

1 MoHaN B i B.CoM a2 JOHNBAPTIST ii BCa3 VIJAY i B.CoM C

200 MTS

1 JOHNBAPTIST ii BCa

2 MoHaN B i B.CoM a3 lUMiN i BBa

4X100 MTS RELAY / BOYS - I PLACE

1 MoHaN i B.CoM a

2 DoMiNiC i B.CoM a3 JOHNEDWIN i B.CoM a4 gaNeSH V i B.CoM a

II PLACE

1 MoHSUM ii B.CoM a

2 NiTHiN ii B.CoM a3 eSHWaR ii B.CoM a4 CHeTHaN ii B.CoM a

III PLACE

1 aMaRNaTHaN a i BCa

2 SHiVa K i BCa3 BiSiKeSaN SaMUel i BCa4 JOSHNAA i BCa

4X100 MTS INTER-COLLEGIATE RELAYI PLACE - ST. JOSEPH’S INDIAN

COMPOSITE COLLEGE

1 JEEVAGAN i PCMe

2 aNUSH SeRRao ii PCMe3 CleMeNT ii MSBa a4 RaHUl KRiSHNa ii MSBa a

II PLACE - ST. JOSEPH’S BOYS HIGH SCHOOL

1 MoHaMMeD STaNiN

2 aRaViND KaNaN3 MD. oMaR SHaRiFF4 DeRiCK BRiaN SalDaNHa

III PLACE - ST. JOSEPH’S PUC COLLEGE

1 aUgUSTiNe a

2 aliSTaiR g3 KeViN KoSHy4 JOSHUADANIEL

TUG-OF-WARGIRLS

WiNNeR i BaRUNNeRS iii Ba

BOYSWiNNeR iii BaRUNNeRS iii B.CoM B

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPGIRLS

aSHWiNi ii B.CoM a

BOYSMoHaN B i B.CoM a

OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIPiii B.CoM B

AnnuAL SPoRtS Meet

TheAnnual Sports Meet of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege was held on 11th December 2016 at St. Joseph’sCommerceCollegegrounds.Mrs.Shruthigowda, National Throw Ball Captain was the Chief Guestfortheday.Fr.MaximDiasSJ,PrincipalandProf.JoyAlex,viceprincipalpresidedoverthemeet.The Sports Meet began with a prayer song led by elton and the College Choir. Mrs. Shruthi gowda unfurled the college flag and the college anthemwas sung. it was followed by the majestic display of March past by students. This year, the cultural and sports secretaries marched together in the March Past, symbolizing integrity, comradeship and the spirit of true sportsmanship. The students of

each class and combination had a theme and they showcased its relevance in the present times. it was truly a colourful display of grandeur, unison and discipline. Fr. MaximDias SJ welcomed the Chiefguest, dignitaries, participants and students. Mrs. Shruthi gowda appreciated the students for their participation and wished them well. She thankedthe Management and Principal for inviting her and declared the annual Sports Meet open.

Prof. albert Smith administered the oath to the Sports Secretaries. The distinctive touchdown of this annual sports meet was demonstrated in the lighting of the torch; with a sequence of sports

secretaries carrying the torch and with the lap completedbyFr.MaximDiasSJ,symbolizingunity,peace and harmony. Mrs. Shruthi gave away the prizes tothemarchpastwinners.Thevoteofthanksforthe inaugural ceremony was delivered by Poornima. The track events of 100, 200 and 4x100metersBoys/girls, inter-institutional 4x100meters and Tug of war Boys/girls was held. The closing ceremony waspresidedoverbyFr.MaximDiasSJandalumni

representatives. Mementos and certificates weredistributed to the Prize Winners. The individual Championship girls/Boys was won by ashwini of ii BCom a & Mohan B of 1 BCom a. The overall championship was won by iii BCoM B. The College flagwasloweredbyJunitaandYogeshandhandedover to the Principal. The Sports meet ended with the singing of the National anthem followed by lunch.

Christmas Celebrations for ages have been orga-nized with great grandeur and shades of triumph asJesus,theSaviorwasbornonthisday.Christmasseason always gives us a reason to be cheerful and gives each one of us a new lease of hope that god is always with us.

Christmas Celebrations organized by Prof. albert Smith began with the advent season. advent candles werelitatthebeginningofeveryweekwithashortprayer service. The entire campus was lit up and decorated.

Christmas Day Celebrations were held on 22nd December 2016. Fr. Sujeeth SJ, Fr.MaximDias SJandFr.JasonSJpresidedoverthecelebration.

Sr. gladys and team led the congregation in prayer with a tableau, scripture reading and choreography. ThestudentsofIIIBBMandIBAEJPpresentedtheNativity of Jesus through amusical play. Fr. JasonFurtadoSJ,Secretary&TreasurerofBJESwelcomedthe guests.

Fr.MaximDiasSJreflectedonthefondmemoriesof life that Christmas brings to us. Fr. Maxim sang his mostendearingsong“BrotherJesusHappyBirthdayto you” and captivated the audience.

Fr. Sujeeth delivered the Christmas message 2016 and enthralled the audience with his harmonious singing.YogeshandSaimareflectedonthemeaningof Christmas and what it means to people of differ-ent faith across the student community.

The college choir led by elton thrilled and won over the audience with their wonderful Christmas Carols. The audience was steered by elton to sing along familiar Christmas carols and perform twirl-ing footsteps.

ThevoteofthankswasdeliveredbyJoshua.Later,the staff shared gifts with their respective Christ-mas friends and dined in a fellowship meal.

CHRIStMAS CeLebRAtIonS

CANONIzAtION OF MOthER tERESA

The aiCUF unit celebrated the canonization of Mother Teresa on 3 September 2016. The event was held in the College Quadrangle. The celebration started with a prayer song by edwin and ivan from i B.CoM a. Mr. leo gladwin from the Department of Management welcomed the gathering with his warm welcome address. Mr. John Bosco, AICUFCoordinator, lead the dignitaries in lighting the lamp. There was a small video presentation which portrayed the life of Mother Teresa and also inspired thestudentstomakehertheirrolemodeltoaidthe process of Nation building.

AICUF INAUGURAtION

On July 16, AICUF (All Indian Catholic UnionFederation) introduced themselves to the 1st year students to make them aware ofAICUF and itswork.The inauguration program startedwith theprayersongbyEltonandteam,followedbyaflashmob.Fr.Xavier,aJesuitfromKolkatawastheguestfor the evening. everything that starts well ends well.

The lamp was lit by Fr. Xavier and other dignities. FrMaximDiasSJ,PrincipalofSt. Joseph’sEveningcollegespokeaboutAICUFtothegatheredstudents.RakeshEx.PresidentofAICUF2015alsosharedhisexperiences and theworkshedid forAICUF.Mr.JohnBoscomentionedthatthisassociationisnotonly for Catholics but for non-Catholics as well. Theprogramconcludedwithavoteof thanksbyShailesh, President of aiCUF 2016.

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There was a poster release on account of the inauguration of competitive events based on the canonization of Mother Teresa. The Vice Principal, Prof. JoyAlex, shared a heart touching messagewith the students which motivated them to be a lamp, a lifeboat, to help someone’s soul heal, and toguardtheweakwiththeirstrength.Dr.Mathew,HoD, Department of Kannada also presided over the event. Harshithaanand, Cultural Secretary, delivered the voteofthanks.

AwARENESS ON hUMAN RIGhtSHuman Rights Day was celebrated as a part of aiCUF on 10 December 2016 at the college quadrangle from 6.50pm to 7:10pm. The students performed a mime which showed the importance and necessity of human rights.

There were charts displayed around the campus quadrangle with quotations related to Human Rights. Dr. Christopher Hoskins, HOD, Dept ofHumanitieswasinvitedtopresentatalkonHumanRights Day.

wORLD AIDS DAy

TheAICUFMovementof St. Joseph’sEveningCollege (autonomous), Bangalore observed world aids day on 1st December, 2016 by creating awareness on aids through various charts and posters displayed in the campus and pinning a red ribbon with aids symbol to all the staff and students. on 6th December, 2016, a 15 minutes programme from 6.55 pm to 7.10 pm was organized to create awareness on HiV and aids.

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The programme initiated with a video screening on HiV and aids, followed by a candle light prayer led by Mr. Prashanth Kumar, one of the aiCUF Coordinators for the aids victim. after theprayer,Mr.JohnPaulfromthedepartmentofSociology, in his speech, informed the students about the psychological, emotional and physical pain that the aids victims go through and urged the students to work towards creating aninclusive society by treating the aids victims with dignity and respect and not to seclude them. The programme was concluded with a mime show on aids by the members of aiCUF.

vISIt tO hOME FOR thE AGED

aiCUF organized a visit to a home for the aged on17July2016,from4pmto6:45pm,forallthe members of aiCUF. The visit was intended to bring moral responsibility among all the students towards their parents and the older section of the society. a group of 45 students accompaniedbyMr.PrashanthKumar,Mr.JohnBosco, and Ms. Maria Samantha visited the home for the aged where they interacted with the aged people and entertained them. The students were able to comprehend the plight of the abandoned people. They felt that it was a good learning experience and expressed their desire to visit the place again.

wOMEN’S CELLWomen’s Cell association organized a one day workshoponWomen’sHygieneandHealthIssuesfor First year Girl students.The workshop wasconducted by the Doctors from Fortis Hospital.

On 2nd December 2016, one day workshop onPeer Peruse was organized for the Second and Third year Degree and Pg students. Sr. annunciata from Respect for life team members conducted the Programme for girls students and Fr. Don Vas S.J.conductedtheProgrammeforBoysstudents.

ORIENtAtION DAy FOR II AND III yEAR StUDENtS

May 30th was the beginning of the new academic year 2016-2017. The orientation for the 2ndand 3rd year students. after a long vacation of two months thestudentshadcomebacktocollegewithfullofenthusiasm.TheorientationwasheldatSt.Joseph’sBoys High School auditorium. The chief guests for theeveningwereRev Fr.DianisiousVas SJ rectorof St. aloysius Mangalore, Rev Fr. Maxim Dias principal of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege (Degree)andViceprincipalofeveningcollegeProf.JoyAlex.Fr.Dianisiousspokeaboutthestressandpressure.Healsosaidthateveningcollegestudentsarelikewildanimalsnotlikelovebirds.Histalkinspiredthestudentsandalsogavethemtheconfidencetostartthe new academic year. The orientation concluded with few words from our principal Fr. Maxiam Diaswhospokeaboutthedisciplineandrulesandregulation of our college. it was a fabulous start for thestudentsofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollegeastheyaregettingintothenewacademicyear.On1stJune,2016 the college organized an orientation program for the parents. The event was coordinated by Mr. Prashanth Kumar. The chief guest for the evening was Fr. lawrence Fernandez, Prof. of Philosophy at Loyola College, Chennai. He spoke about theimportance of parental guidance and outlines the values of a strong relationship between the parents and their children. He also presented a few motivational videos on parenting. His presentation provided a platform for the parents and the students tobuildastrongfoundationinmakingachangeinthe society.

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Mr. Prashanth Kumar and Mrs. emilia Theresa briefed the parents about the rules and regulations of the college. Fr. Maxim Dias SJ, Principal of St.Joseph’sEveningCollegespokeonthetheme,‘Joyfullearning’ and imparted a powerful message to the students as well as the teachers.

ThevoteofthankswasdeliveredbyDr.Kanishka.Prof. Joy Alex, Vice Principal of St. Joseph’sEveningCollegealso tookpart in theorientationceremony. The parents were later guided to meet the respective class mentors for a parent-teacher interface on the performance of the students in the previous semester.

Shivany | Supriya Sureshiii Ba iii BCoM B

wORLD ENvIRONMENt DAy

St. Joseph’s Evening College (Autonomous)Bangalore celebrated World environmental Day on 5thJune,2016toraiseglobalawarenessbytakingprominent environmental action to protect nature and the planet earth.

The greatest threat to our planet isbelieving that someone else will save it. The students of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege took the initiative toplant hope by plantingNeem saplings at Ulsoor Lake, Bangalore. The students were encouragedby the local Corporate Mrs. Mamatha Saravanan by joining hands with our students in planting the saplings. Mrs. Mamatha Saravanan motivated our

students by her speech in which she stressed on the importance of protecting and nurturing the environment. The awareness programme not only gave an opportunity to our students to plant the sapling but also instilled in them a sense of eco- Consciousness. around 30 students and two faculty member participated in the awareness programme and 15 Neem saplings were planted. The entire event was coordinated by Mr. Prashanth Kumar. on accountoftheactivitiesconductedatUlsoorLake,PeterandJoshuapresentedavideointhecollegequadrangle to motivate students to reduce global warming, to recycle plastic and paper waste and also to save water. as a symbol of celebration, Fr. MaximDiasSJplantedaNeemsapling.Hesharedan inspirational message to the students that trees have life and humans form a part of that life. He also motivated the students to travel by cycle to reduce pollution and that we form a major role to sustain the environment.

Shivany | Supriya Sureshiii Ba iii BCoM B

SChEDULED CAStE FORUM REPORt

The Scheduled Class forum was inaugurated on Friday, august 05, 2016 at 6:00 PM in loyola Hall. This year, the inaugural programe was a special one, as the SC students were offered special training and compulsory placement. The SC/ST welfare programme was sponsored by the government of KarnatakaandKeonics,whichisaGovernmentBodywhichintroducedascheme,ofnotjustgivingskillsto the students but also assuring them placements.

The event began with an invocation hymn followed byawelcomeaddressbyDr.KanishkaK,coordinatorof the forum. The lighting of the lamp preceded the introduction of the programme, deliberating upon

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the importanceofskilldevelopmentincontemporarysociety, after which the chief guest; Sri. N.a Haris, Mla,Shanthinagar constituency, addressed the gathering about the various government initiatives and measures implemented to aid the cause. Subsequently,theGuestofHonor;Mr.U.BVenkatesh,Chairman,Keonics,Bangalore,spoketothecrowdregarding diverse opportunities available in Keonics. after the guest of Honor’s address, the Principal ofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege,Rev.Fr.MaximDias.S.J,discussedtheimportanceoftheprogrammeinrelation to evening college; how such collaboration wouldprovetobeveryfruitfulandwouldmakeanimmense impact on the target population. The main focus of the programme was that jobs will be given in theGovernment ofKarnataka, thereby helpingtheweaker section to achieve an easiermeasureand to evaluate the success of this program for the following years. The inauguration concluded with thevoteofthanks.

ALUMNI ASSOCIAtION JECAAAlumniAssociation- JECAA is very activeon andoff campus. Full time alumni is appointed. on 3rd July 2016,Alumni association JECAA inauguratedJECAA 2016 Alumni association 260 alumnistudents attended the event. on 7th august 2016, JECAA day (AlumniAssociation) was celebratedaround200oldstudentsparticipatedintheJECAAday. It was organized at St. Joseph’s Boys’ HighSchool, Consent Hall. Fr. Principal was the Chief guest for the Programme. lunch was served to the participants.

StAFF INDUCtION PROGRAMMESt.Joseph’sEvening College organised an induction Programme for the teachers on 26th May, 2016 at 5:00Pm. The event began with a prayer, welcome and self-introduction of the faculty. Dr. Kanishka,

HoD of the department of BBa presented the history, vision, mission, objectives and milestone of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege. Prof. JoyAlex, theVice Principal of St. Joseph’s Evening Collegepresented the organisational ethos, college rules and regulations to the lecturers. Mr. Prashanth Kumar, HoD of the Department of economics spoke about the leaching-learning process, classroom management and student-teacher rapport. TheController of Examination,Mr. JosephRoachelaborated the Cia and examination system at SJECandalsospokeabout thescopeandroleofteachers inmaking autonomy system an effectiveone. The teacher were also given insight on the code of conduct and also they had a campus tour by the campus supervisor, Charles. The main intention of organising the induction programme for staff is to make sure they are a part of networks or studygroups where all the teachers share together, grow together and learn to respect eachother’swork.

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FREShERS’ DAyon 17th and 18thJune,2016theorientationforthe1st year students and the teachers was held in the LoyolaHallof St. Joseph’sEveningCollege. It is anexciting time for the whole family when a daughter or a son begins college. This is not just a transition from one phase of education to the next, but the beginning ofastudent’sfirstyear.Inmanycases,parentsmayexperience this as a relief, a cause for worry or both, andmayalsowouldlikealittleguidance.Thiswasthekeyreasontoconductanorientationceremonyforthe fresher’s and also parents.

On17th June,2016, theorientationprogramwasheld for the students. The event began with prayer and lighting the lamp. Dr. Christopher Hoskins,lecturer from the Department of Humanities welcomed the gathering. There was a small activity

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for the students where theyhad to stickflowersto a dry plant. The dry plant symbolized the nation withchaosandtheflowerssymbolizedthewisdomof the students. The main reason to conduct this activity was to teach the students to build the nation with theirwisdom. Fr.MaximDias SJ, PrincipalofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollegemotivatedthestudentsto pursue a joyful learning in the institution and to build their character in such a way that they might be a good example in the society. Mr. Prashnath Kumar, Student Council Coordinator, presented the overview of the orientation program. The voteof thanks for thefirst sessionwasdeliveredbyMs.ShruthiJ,LecturerfromtheDepartmentofCommerce.

Moving on further to the second session, Prof. albert Smith from the Department of Humanities educated the students on the rules and regulations of the collegeandDr.Kanishka,HODoftheDepartmentof Management encompassed the vision, mission, motto, and the objectives of the institution. Mr. JosephRoche,Controllerof Examination; andDr.Ngaraj, the HoD of the Department of Commerce, shared the importance of the examination System and the Choice Based Credit System, respectively. Sr.Gladis,Counselor,embarkedtheusesofeffectivecounseling in the life of a student through her motivationalvideo.Mr.JohnPaul,LecturerfromtheDepartment of Humanities introduced the various associations in the college to gather effective co-curricular and extra-curricular participation from the freshers’.The vote of thanks for the secondsession was given by Ms. Priya, lecturer from the Department of Management.

On18thJune,2016,theOrientationprogramwasheld for the parents in two venues, the loyola Hall andintheXavierBlock.Theeventstartedwithaninvocation dance by aiswarya from iii Ba. Ms. Priya, lecturer from the Department of Management led the dignitaries in lighting the lamp. Ms. Rachel Solomon, HoD of the Department of French welcomedthegathering.Fr.MaximDiasSJ,Principalof SJEC addressed the parents and stressed theimportance on parent-child relationship. Fr. Roshan PereiraSJ,briefedabouttheHistoryofJesuitsandJesuit Education. Ms. Brinda, a resource person,conducted a session on effective parenting.

The vision, mission and the objectives of the college were explained by our Vice Principal, Prof. JoyAlex.Mr.DavFod,Dr.MathewandMrs.Emeliaencompassed the rules and regulations of the college. The dance team of the college entertained the parents by their spectacular dance show. Ms. Maria Samantha, lecturer from the Department of Commerce, expressed her gratitude, on behalf of the college through hervoteofthanks.

tEAChERS’ DAy CELEBRAtION

on September 6th, 2016 birthday of Dr.Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, was celebrated by the studentsof St. Joseph’s Evening College in the St. Joseph’sBoys High School auditorium. His footsteps, the teachers follow, are being proved on Teacher’s Day. The celebration started with a prayer song by the College Choir. The students also prayed for their teachers. earthen lamps were lit by the teachers which had a unique symbolization. The lamps represent the student’s and the light represents wisdom, love, care and knowlegeof the teachers.The act of lighting of the lamp by the teachers is the actofpassingontheirlightofwisdom,knowledge,love and care to their students.

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The teachers were welcomed with handmade greeting cards, gifts and roses which had a personal touch of love form each student. The welcome address was given by Joshua, cultural secretary.Supriya Suresh, cultural secretary shared her experience with her teachers which helped her grow as an individual through her heart touching speech. The college choir sung a medley which entertained the teachers. The alumni association ofSJECportrayedtheirlove,respectandgratitudeto their teachers through a mime show. The mime show symbolized the story of the great teacher DhronacharyaandhishumblediscipleEkalavya,andalsootherstorieswhichrepresentedthesacrificeof teachers in the growth of students. The alumni associationpresident,Mr.JohnShanthkumarJosephshared a few personal experiences with his teachers whichchangedhis life.Fr.MaximDiasSJ,Principalof SJEC and Prof. JoyAlex,Vice Principal of SJECshared an inspirational message on the occasion. Mr.JerrinChandhan,LecturerfromtheDepartmentof english sang a few lines of a famous Kannada Song which was dedicated to his students. Keeping insightthefriendlybasketballandvolleyballmatchbetween the students and the teachers held on 5th September,2016, for which the overall championship trophy was won by the lecturers, Mr. arul Mani gave away the overall trophy to the teachers. The program came to an end with joy, laughter and fun. Yogesh, Cultural Secretary thanked the teachersfor their presence in this joyful celebration and also thankedeachandeveryoneformakingtheTeacher’sDay Celebration a successful event. Teachers form amajorpartinnationbuilding,keepingthisinmind,the college choir led the teachers and the students in singing the National anthem.

tEAChERS’ DAy SPORtS

on 5th September, 2016, Teacher’s Day was celebrated in a unique way. There was friendly basketball and volleyballmatch held between theteachers and the students. The match was organized bytheSportsDepartmentofSJEC.Thematchwasheld to strengthen the relationship between the teachers and the students and also to create a strongbondbetweenthem.TheteacherswhotookpartinthematchwereFr.MaximDiasSJ,Principalof SJEC, Mr. Prashanth Kumar, HOD economics,

Mr.JerrinChandhan, lecturer from the Department of english; Mr. Cyril, lecturer from the Department of Commerce; Mr. John Paul, Lecturer from theDepartment of Humanities and Dr. Christopher Hoskins, Lecturer from the Department ofHumanities. The Team leader for the ‘Team Teachers’ wasMr.PrashanthKumar.Theeveningwasfunfilledwith a sportive match with students cheering for theirteachers.Theoverallchampionshipwasbackedby the teachers. The evening ended with dancing, music, laughter and fun.

GOvERNING BODy REPORt

The15thGoverningBodymeetingof St. Joseph’sevening College, autonomous was held on Tuesday 15 November, 2016 at 3:00 pm in conference room to deliberate issues pertaining to academic affairs of the institution.

The agenda for the deliberations and approvals are: Ratificationofadmissions,financeReportandresults,introductionofnewPGCourseinM.Sc.,certificatecourses, new pattern of evaluation for Ug and Pg Courses, maximum duration for completing the Ug and Pg Courses, extra time for earlier batch students to complete the course, amendment of

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promotion policy, remove supplementary exam for i, ii, iii & iV Semester, scribes for temporary injured students and offering of credits to co-curricular and extracurricular activities.

The members present in the meeting were: Rev. Fr. Anthony Joseph S.J., Vice - President,Bangalore JesuitEducationalSociety,Rev.Fr. JasonFurtado, S.J., Secretary & Treasurer, BangaloreJesuit Educational Society,Rev. Fr.MaximDias, SJ.,Principal&Secretary,St. Joseph’sEveningCollege,Rev.Dr.DanielFernandes,S.J.,Principal,St.Joseph’sCollege of Commerce, Rev. Dr.Victor Lobo, S.J.,Principal, St. Joseph’s College, Lalbagh Road, Rev.Fr. SunithPrabhu ,S.J., Director, St. Joseph’s IndianComposite PU. College, Vital Malaya Road, Prof. B. ganesh, Bangalore University Nominee, Professor, Department of Hindi, Bangalore University, Dr. Nagaraj , Head, Department of Commerce, St. Joseph’s Evening College, Dr. K. Kanishka, Head,DepartmentofBusinessAdministration,St.Joseph’sEvening College, Mr. Joseph Roche, Controller ofExaminations,St.Joseph’sEveningCollege,Prof.JoyAlex,Vice Principal , St. Joseph’s Evening CollegeandRev.Fr.MelwynLobo,S.J.,Director,St.Joseph’sCommunity College, Vital Malaya Road.

ThemeetingwaspresidedbyRev.Fr.AnthonyJosephS.J., Vice -President, Bangalore Jesuit EducationalSociety. The meeting commenced with the prayer followed by welcoming of members. Thereafter, the chairperson congratulated the institution for B++ NaaC accreditation. He appreciated the principal, staff and students for their effort in building the institution to current level. on behalf of the management he extended necessary support to further the academic and non-academic excellence.

ANNUAL ACADEMIC MEEtINGannual academic meeting was held and attended by the members. Matters related to academics, curriculum and CBCS was discussed.

BOOK ExhIBItIONThe College organized one day Book Exhibition,on11thJanuary2017,SunRisePublishers,INTACTPublications, and MPP Book House displayedall kinds of books for the Book Exhibition. Bookexhibition was very informative for Teachers and students. Some of the teachers and students purchasedbooksintheExhibition.

hARMONy ASSOCIAtION“Harmony is when people are all getting along together.”

“Harmony is when people are nice to one another.”

“Harmonyistheflowoflife.”

it is of utmost importance to understand and respect others. By studying other cultures we can learn the differences and similarities between people living in different countries around the world and also the world and also within the country.

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on 17th august , 2017. Harmony association of SJECorganisedCollageMaking.The themeof thecollage competition was Patriotism. The event witnessed huge participation with enormous effeots being put into the competiotion. Dr. Sumgala from the Department of Commerce was the judge. The winnerswereJazpelandTeamfromIIIBCOMB.Thesecond place was bagged by arun and Team from iii BCoM a and the third place was won by Santhosh and Team from iii BCoM B.

The Collage Competition was followed by Character Costume. The name of the event itself describes that, that the participants were to be dressed according toacharacterwhomtheywishedtodepictandtalkabout that particular character for a few minutes. The theme was Patriotism. The participants were dressed like freedom fighters.The judge for thisevent was Mrs. Jane D’Souza, Lecturer from theDepartmentofHistory.NikithafromIIIBCOMA,who showcased herself as our former president Dr. APJAbdulKalamwasthewinneroftheevent.

another event to shoot up from the Harmony AssociationwasSkitCompetitionwhichprovidedaplatformtoshowoffthestudents’actingskills.Onthe occasion of international Day for the elimination ofViolenceagainstWomen,thestudentstookpartinthis competition on the theme based on any social issue, dated on 29th November, 2017. The teams whichtookpartinthiseventconsistedofstudentsfrom all courses such as Ma, Ba, BCoM and BCa, thereby highlighted the vision of the association, ‘Togetherness’, and being joyous among each other to spread happiness around them. They gathered to fillupthestagewithemotionsbyputtingupshowsonAcidAttacks,DalitandDrugAddiction.Theeventwasjudged by Mrs. Namrutha Sree, asst. Professor and Mr. JoswinPrinceRodriguez fromtheDepartment

of Commerce. Punith and Team from 2nd BCa were given praises for their perceptive act.

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Event Name Prize Students Name Class

1 Extempore 1st2nd3rd

SuhasAsif CAsha

I M.ComII B.Com AI M.Com

2 Collage 1st Jezpel Kazlin, Sabitha V, Rajeshwari S &Arun Kumar, Pavana Kumara, Hariprashanth V

III B.Com B

III B.Com A

2nd Divya S, Anuradha MEsther Vicotria Mary A

II B.Com A

3rd Santosh, Salman sharriefVinod Kumar

III B.Com B

3 Ethnic wear (boys)

1st Naveen I B com A

2nd Vishnu Nair III B com B

3rd Prem Raj Daniel III B com B

1st Amaya I BCA

2nd Sara Abdul III B com B

3rd Catherine P III B com a

4 Flower Carpet

1st Rakshitha S, Renuka VThilakavathy S, Vidya Nikitha

III B.Com B

2nd Arun Kumar K, Pavana KumarAjith Kumar, Paul Rozario

III B.Com A

5 Character Costume

Winner Vidya Nikitha V III B Com B

6 Skit Winner PuneethPriyadarshiniAnuradha MKeerthika SDinesh VSwethaSarfaraz Khan

II BCAII B Com AII B Com AII B Com AII B Com II B Com BI MA

INAUGURAL MASS

The first Mass of the Academic year 2016- 17wascelebratedon24 June2016at4:15P.M.Rev.Fr. Hector D’Souza was the main celebrant, con- celebratedbyRev.Fr.MaximDiasS.J,thePrincipal,SJEC;Fr.RoshanCastelino,Principal,SJPUECandFr.Jason,Secretary,BJES.

The theme for the Inaugural Mass was “Makinglearning a Celebration” and the chief celebrant of the day stressed on the importance of joyful learning. The SJEC choir addedmelody to the EucharisticCelebration and enhanced the prayerful ambience.

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annual Retreat for catholic students was held at the beginning of the academic year. During the lent season ash Wednesday Mass and Stations of the Cross was conducted very devotionally. grotto of our lady of good Health was erected and inaugu-rated during the academic year.

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TheValedictory ceremony for the IgnatianWeekwas merged with the valedictory of TEJAS. Itwas marked by the distribution of prizes to thewinners.

IGNAtIAN wEEK – 2016This year, the Ignatian Week celebration wasconducted on the theme, ‘Celebrating the Spirit ofST.IGNATIUSofLOYOLA’.Fr.JasonFurtadoSJinauguratedtheIgnatianWeekon28July2016.Heencouraged the students to actively participate in various events and be filledwith the spirit of St.ignatius of loyola. Many students participated in various events like Ice Breaker, Sketching, Poetry,Face Painting and Collage competitions conducted on29July2016.Studentsexploredtheirtalentsandexhibited creative imagination in the events. The observanceof the IgnatianWeekculminatedwithan ignatian Quiz on 1 august 2016.

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and more across Bangalore, Mangalore and other partsofKarnataka.This timearound, thesessionswere conducted on three consecutive days starting 4July2016.Thestudentsweremotivated,leavinginthem seeds of positivity.

May we take all the goodness we learn from St.Josephs Evening College and be the salt and thelight in passing forth a positive impact.

BLOOD DONAtION CAMPThe blood donation camp was organized on Saturday, 17thDecember,2016,atSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege(autonomous), with assistance from NiMHaNS and indira gandhi institute of child Health hospital. it began at 4:30 pm and continued up to 8:30 pm, with a steady stream of donors throughout. The corridor of thegroundfloorof thecollegewasabuzzwithyoung students chatting with each other, happy to be able to play their part in lending a helping hand to the needy people that may save their lives. library was utilized for a thorough medical check-up ofpotential donors and the blood donation as well. The donors rested and recuperated for a while before they left the venue. They were provided with juices and biscuits. it was great to see more people than pre-registration numbers turning up at the venue; this stretched the capacity, as a result of which the NiMHaNS collected 96 units of blood and indira

IGNItORS it was emphasized by professor, author and aerospace scientistDr.APJAbdulKalamthat“Whenthere isrighteousness in heart, there is beauty in character. When there is beauty in character, there is harmony in the home. When there is harmony in the home, there is an order in the nation. When there is order in the nation, there is peace in the world.”

in this fast paced life in which we live in, we seldom gettimetoknowwhat’shappeningoutsideourcosyenvironment. education on character formation is rightly realized and is one of the objectives of the St.JosephsEveningCollege.Thecollegeconstantlyprovisions students with resources through various means. one such means is the ignitors Programme. The mission of the programme is to ignite passion in young minds through critical examination, leading towards constructive measures. it was rightly said by Prof. Prashant Kumar, lecturer, and Department of economics about the ignitors programme that “The programme aimed at catering to the three H’s of our learning levels, i.e. Head, Heart and Hands. The three dimensions of the ignitors training are value education or retreat, life skill training andSocial analysis.” ignitors are an integral formation programme initiated by Karnataka Jesuitseducational Society which aims at the college level students every year since 2011. They have touched the lives of over 50,000 students

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gandhi institute of child Health hospital collected 70 units of blood, total no of units collected were 166 units from the students. The samples were carefully sealed and transported away, while the volunteers helped in shifting the equipments and cleaned-up the area.Thedonorsreceivedcertificateofrecognition,our college received certificates of appreciationfrom NiMHaNS and indira gandhi institute of child Health hospital.We thankour Principal, the staffs,the volunteers and the students for coming forward for this great cause.

MEDIA INAUGURAtION & BOOK RELEASE

St.Joseph’sEveningCollegeiscommittedtopreparingmen and women for others by instilling in its students asenseofsocialresponsibilityandcritical thinking.one such platform that caters to the motto of the college is ‘SaHoDaya TV’. The word ‘SaHoDaya’ literally means ‘Rising together’. SaHoDaya TV isacampusTVofSt. Joseph’sEveningCollegethatevolved as a response to the changing circumstances oftime.InInformationdrivensocietylikeoursthegeneral public becomes merely the subscribers to the popular opinions generated by the mainstream media and thus succumbs to the domination of subtleideologiesofthepowerful.St.Joseph’sEveningCollege, on the other hand aims at transforming its students from being passive recipients to active respondents. he college invites its students to have an

opinion of their own on issues of social importance and to develop the courage to express the same.

SaHoDaya TV is a platform where every student irrespective of their academic interests come together to express their opinions, discuss and debate the pros and cons of issues of social and politicalsignificanceandalsoshowcasetheirvarioustalentsofmoviemaking,oration,debating, singing,reporting etc. The TV was formally inaugurated by Mr. Suni on 14 December 2016. The Principal, Fr. Maxim Dias highlighted the importance of having an opinion.Hesaid, it isthefirststep inspeakingupfor the ‘other’ that is neglected and marginalized by the society.

Mr.JerrinChandanS,fromthedepartmentofEnglish,who conceived the notion of ‘Campus TV’ expressed his desire to see students being proactive rather than being passive in their approach to society and life.

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VALeDICtoRY CeReMonY

Valedictoryceremonywasconductedtoacknowl-edgeandrewardthehardwork,successandwin-ning moments of various competitions held during the year. it was a day meant to bring together all the winners of various events organized by the college associations.Forthefirsttime,variousassociationswere brought together to celebrate the participa-tion and winning moments. The valedictory cere-monywasheldon15thMarch2017atSt.Joseph’sBoys High School auditorium. The chief guest for thedaywasFr.JudeSJ,aJesuitPriestfromtheprov-

inceofGoa. Fr.MaximDias SJ, Principal; Prof. Joyalex, Vice Principal and all the coordinators of the associations graced the occasion. The ceremony, coordinatedbyMr.JohnBosco,witnessedprizedis-tribution and cultural programs.

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MAGnIFIeStA

The most awaited festival of St. Joseph’ EveningCollege, Magnifiesta-2016-17 was held after twoyears,withmuchpompandglamour.Magnifiestaisanofficial inter-collegiate cultural bonanza and a youthfestival. The most important fact about this fest is that, it was conducted to raise funds for the education of the visually impaired. The college partnered with Sight Savers, an international Ngo and Rs. 13500 was raised and contributed to this Ngo. The theme for Magnifiesta, ‘The 90s, Relive the Golden Era!’-brought in a unique blend of expressions, people and surroundingsthattransformedintomyriadreflectionsof anunmatchedradiance.Magnifiesta, amagnificentfestivalwasinauguratedon18thofJanuary2017inSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege.Theinaugurationbeganwiththe dignitaries lighting the lamp.

There was a video presentation, poster release, and aflashmob.Fr.MaximDias,SJ,PrincipalofSt.Joseph’sEvening College, Prof. JoyAlex,Vice Principal of St.Joseph’sEveningCollege,Mr.PrashanthKumar,StudentCouncil Co-ordinator, Ms. Shruthi J and Ms.Amrin,Fest Co-ordinators; and the representatives from Sight Savers, Mr. Mohan Reddy and Mrs. Sangeetha Sharma were also present to grace the occasion. Feb 4th, 2017 was the day when the fruitof thesheerhardworkand determination of the Student Council Members paid off.

The fest was conducted in the auditorium of St. Joseph’s Boys’High School. It beganwith an officialinauguration.Thepremiseshadafestivallooktoitwithstalls, posters, decorations, and banners. as many as

23 colleges, some of which namely, Bishop Cottons, AIMSCollege and KLE College, took part in thefest.TheeventsconductedwereMukabula(Dance),Stroke the Brush (painting), The Helen KellerShow (mime), The Trends of 90s(Fashion show), Collage, JAM,PersonalityContestandmanyothercompetitions.Thestagewasfilledwithcoloursoftalent from all over the city.

The students enjoyed themselves not only inside the hall, but also outside at the stalls and the carnival games that had been set up. a special performance was presented by the students of JD Institute ofFashion Technology on behalf of the sight savers. They put up a mime show which portrayed the life of the visually impaired in our society. The daywasfilledwithGalaand fun.The festbroughtin another surprise, where the cast of operation allemellama, a movie from Sandalwood, came for their movie promotion. They launched their audio atSJECandtheleadactorandactressofthemovieMs.ShraddhaSrinathandMr.Rishifilledthestagewith bountiful entertainment.Magnifiesta 2017, inaid of Sight savers- associated with JioDigial life,Zivaza, Beatz, Sight Savers, Roll ER Dhookan andRg enterprises was a grand success. The fest ended with the valedictory ceremony where aiMS College won the overall championship.

The aiCUF organized “aDoNai-2017: a gospel Fest” with the theme “o lord have mercy on me Psalms - 6:2” a state level cultural fest on Sunday, 5th February 2017 Fr. ClarenceD’Souza, S.J.VicePrincipal of St. Joseph’s College was the Chiefguest for inauguration programme. 10 colleges participated in the gospel Fest. St. aloysius College, Mangalore won the overall trophy. St. aloysius College, Bangalore was the runner up.

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DePaRTMeNT oF PoliTiCal SCieNCe

The Department of Political Science and Sociology hastakenuptheresponsibilitytocreateElectionIDcard for the students. The department collected and submitted196filledinElectionapplicationformstothe Mla of Shantinagar Constituency.

legal literacy Club in collaboration with the Ban-galore Urban District legal Services authority and advocates association conducted an awareness programme on 3rd February 2017on “Sexual Ha-rassmentatworkplace.”AdvocateRamadeviwasthe resource person.

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DePaRTMeNT oF SoCiologyThe Department of Sociology organized a one day workshopon18thNovember,2016onHumanTrafficresourcespersonswereGeetaMenonandMr. R Manohar.

FalahFaisal alumniof St. Joseph’sEveningCollege(Batch 12 jps) screened a documentary called ‘GoingGonzo’totheIIIyearJPSstudentson19thNovember 2016.

DePaRTMeNT oF JOURNALISMgUeST leCTURe oN PHoTogRaPHy Aweek longclassonphotographywasorganizedby the department of Journalism for the firstyearStudentsofBA(JPS&EJP).Theclasseswereconducted between 1st and 8th September 2016.The main objective of the class was to inculcate instudentstheskill forgoodphotographyandtotrain them in handing the camera professionally. The classes consisted both theory and practicals.

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The students were quite enthusiastic and appreciative about the class and whole heartedly participated in all the classes. During theory sessions they learned varioustropicslikeHistoryofPhotography,Cameraand lens, and Photographic Technique. The students enjoyed the class, in particular the practical aspect of Photography. Theory: Theory class dwelt with the History of Photography, History of Camera, Types of camera, colour balance, types of photography and various types of camera lens.

Practicals: Practical classes were mainly aimed at training the students in handing cameras’ professionally. Students were also given chances to use professional cameras. They were thrilled to learn the art of Photography and to learn various camera techniques. They involved themselves in taking pictures and learning various combinationsinvolved in photography. The resource person for photography was Mr.Anish Joseph, a professionalPhotographer from the corporate photography session.

gUeST leCTURe oN NeWSPaPeR layoUTThedepartmentofJournalismatSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege organized two days of guest lecture on Newspaper layout on “inDesign” software. The Class was conducted on 15th and 16th September 2016. The main objective of the class was to train the student to prepare newsletters, wallpapers, magazine, andhandouts.Studentsweregivensolidbackgroundinformation on the software and its scope in the Newspaper industry. The classes were conducted in view of starting a newsletter by the students. Today, the graphic designers and production artists are the principal users of this software in creating and laying out periodical publications, posters, and print media. The students were enthusiastic about the class and appreciated the class.

They whole heartedly participated in all the sessions. They learned various practical skills like GraphicDesign on inDesign, Digital New letter, Digital publications and Page layout for various types of magazines.Theyhadafirst-handexperienceofbeinggraphic designers.

The class was completely based on practicals. Students were given the chance to create their own newspaper layout designs. They were thrilled to learn various designs, columns and colors on the software. it was a new experience for the students in being more creative. They were also trained in the art of editing articles. They showed an immense interest in the process of collecting and editing various articles on different events and programs conducted by the College. The classes were conducted by Mr. Rohan &Mr.Jeffery.

gUeST leCTURe oN ViDeo eDiTiNgBA(JPS)FinalYearStudentshadweeklongtrainingon video editing on software “Pinnacle studio”. The classes were conducted from 1st to 8th September 2016. The objective of the classes was to train students in preparing short movies and documentaries.Studentswerefirsttrainedonusingvideocamerasandweretaughthowtotakeshortsandvideoclipping.Theywereinstructedtomakeastory board on a theme of their choice.

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During practical sessions, they were taught to use the software. They learned the art of giving various effects, transitions, recording, voice over and colour to the movie. The hand own experience in the practical classes were really enriching. The students could experience the ups and downs of creating a movieandthedifficultiesofcreatingacinema.Theyappreciated the classes and thanked the resourcepersonsMr.RohanandJeffery.

ViSiT To BRilliaNT PRiNTeRS aT NellaMaNgalaTheDepartmentofJournalismatSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege had organized a study tour to the “Brilliant Printers” at Nelamangala on 10th September 2016. it was specially designed for the second year Ba (JPS) as part of their curriculum activities. Onarrival, the students were welcomed by Mr. Thomas, the co-ordinator of the printing press. During the visit, studentswere taken to different sections ofthe printing and had the full view on offset printing and various procedures that are related to it. They had first-hand experience ofmaking plates, pageslayout,placingofink,(Blackandwhite&Colour)therubber roller, and the placing of the plates, printing papers, printing, binding and distribution, which are part of the printing technology.

Studentswere taken tomany general compulsionproceduresinprinting.Onesuchwasscreenmaking;big machines were accommodated in a 10 by 10 room; it was meant for screen developing. later they visited the cutting and binding department where they learned about arranging the sheets in accordance with the series, threading it, folding it in a perfect shape, merging it between the wooden slides, stapling between the sheets- giving it a final shape. On the other side of the room, thecover pagesof the bookwerebeing laminated in

machines, according to required thickness andorders prescribed.

Students were happy and excited to learn about printing technology. They spent time in interacting with employees and learned more about the procedures of modern printing technology.

DePaRTMeNT oF PSyCHologygUeST leCTURe oN “iNTRoDUCTioN To PSyCHology”The Department of Psychology, SJEC, organizeda guest lecture on the subject; “introduction to general Psychology” on 16 September 2016.The guestspeakerwasMr.Ashok,Professor,DepartmentofPsychology,BangaloreUniversity.Hespokeveryextensively on the scope and goals of Psychology. The students appreciated the lecture and reported that it was very informative and practical.

gUeST leCTURe oN STaTiSTiCS iN PSyCHologyThe department of Psychology, SJEC, organizeda guest lecture on the subject “Statistics in the psychology and orientation to statistical for the social science (SPSS) on 18th September 2016. The guest speaker was Dr. Padma Kumari,Associatedprofessor, from Christ University. She briefed the students about concepts and importance of statistics in Psychology, and the significance oflearning the software SPSS and is widely used for research statistics.The students were given an orientation to the SPSS software. each student were given a question and asked to practice the software in the class roomitself.additionally the software was installed in many systems in the lab and was made accessible to all the students for self- practices. it was learning and interactive session for the students were they were abletogetclarificationofalltheirqueries.

RePoRT oF THe iNaUgURaTioN oF “PSyCHeD ClUB”The inauguration ceremony of the “Psyched Club” was held on 19 November 2016, at 5:00P.M. The guests of honour for the ceremony were Rev.

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Fr. Xavier, Fr. Kishore, and Ms. Maunika, Traineecounsellor from Sampurna Montfort College. Vice Principal, Prof. JoyAlex; and Dr. Kanishka, HOD,Business administration and iQaC coordinator of SJECwerepresentat theoccasionandgavetheirvaluable suggestions. They also expressed their appreciation for the department of Psychology. The president of the Club, Mr. KiranMarlapudi, ist year undergraduate student of Psychology, briefed the audience about the meaning of the name of the club. He explained that to be Psyched means “to be excited and to be full of anticipation.” it also means to“mentallyprepare (someone) fora testing taskor occasion.” This word is also used to “analyse something in psychological terms.”

“Psyched” is a student-run organization dedicated to providing opportunities for students to enhance their understanding and appreciation of psychology through a variety of discourses and activities. The purpose of the Psychology club is to provide a fun way, for those interested in psychology, to get toknoweachotherandto learnmoreaboutthefield.it is a student organization whose mission is to encourage, promote, and build a greater understanding of thefieldofpsychology throughout thestudentbody. The objectives of the association are to developastrongbackgroundandunderstandingofthescientificfoundationofpsychology,helpstudentsbecome aware of the applications of psychology in everyday life, to provide academic support and also promote success for its members.The activities planned for the members are screening of psychology related movies and videos, observation of days related to psychology and mentalhealth,likeWorldMentalHealthday,WorldSuicide Prevention day, and World alzheimer’s day, and also to do an assessment of the Psychological

wellbeingofthestudentsofSJECthroughvariouspsychological tests. Thus, the “Psyched” club though with small beginnings dreams of big things to accomplish in the future.

RePoRT oF WoRKSHoP oN BaSiCS oF HyPNoTHeRaPyTheDepartmentofPsychology,St.Joseph’sEveningCollege, organised a four hourworkshop for thestudents of all streams, in the audio Visual Room from 4 P.M to 8 P.M on Friday, 3rd March 2017. Mr. JiniK.Gopinath,acertifiedClinicalpsychologistandacertifiedclinicalHypnotherapistwastheresourceperson for theWorkshop.Rev. Fr.MaximDias S.Jinaugurated theWorkshop along with Sr. GladisLeena,HOD,DepartmentofPsychology,St.Joseph’sevening College. around 35 students participated in the programme along with a few others from external sources.

The resource person started the workshopby clearing all the misconceptions and myths surrounding hypnotism and hypnosis very promptly and rationally. He gave a slight history on how the word hypnosis was coined and how it came into existence and talked about the people who hadcontributed for this term to evolve over time.

He described hypnosis as focused awareness and explainedastohowitisbeingusedinmanyfieldsacross the globe. He discussed about the conscious, preconscious, subconscious and unconscious parts of the mind and how they play their part in our behaviour. He also portrayed how hypnosis can be used to tap into these parts of the mind to deal and control behaviour which can enable one to avoid unwanted behaviours or emotions which are not required. everyone was provided with a script which had a very rational explanation with step by step directions to perform a basic level hypnosis. He

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demonstrated some basic level hypnosis on one of thestudentsandtaughtthemhowtotakesomeoneinto the state of trance in which the person becomes susceptible to suggestions. He divided everyone into groups and guided them to perform hypnosis on their partners which enabled them to understand the concept of hypnosis even better. He gave a clear cut description of hypnotherapy and enlightened everyone with the complete basics of hypnotherapy and also cleared all the doubts of the participants.

The Workshop was very successful as all theparticipants appreciated the programme and expressed the desire to have further such workshopsinthefuture.Participants’feedbackwascollected and certificates were distributed to allthe participants by Rev. Fr. Maxim Dias during the valedictory programme.

DePaRTMeNT oF HiSToRygUeST leCTURe oN ‘goiNg gloBal aS HiSToRiaNS aND JOURNALISTSOFTHE21ST C’a guest lecture was organized by the Department of History on the topic ‘going global as Historians and Journalistsofthe21stC’onAugust4th2016.Theresource person was Ms. Bernadin Bhaktavatsala,alumni, an MBa in leadership Development and Training Management, an visionary professional trainer in IT, ITES,BankingandInsurancedomains.She is a senior leadership and Management trainer formanyoftheMultinationalfirmsinBangaloreandHyderabad.Thedurationofthetalkwas2hours.

ThetargetaudiencewasthefinalyearHistoryandJournalism students and the second year Historystudents.Thetalkbeganwiththeconceptofthinkingglobal.Roadblocksandobstaclesthatonehastofacein life and followed by repairs and deviations and

methods to overcome through Confidence,CommunicationSkills,Inquisitivebrain,Willingness& dedication towards learning and life. The history ofThenandtheJournalismofNowisstillthesame.She enlightened the students about the outcome of integration of History and Journalism in one’scareer. Various career options were put forward to thestudentsmakinguseofboththedisciplines…..theadvantagesofthinkingoutofthebox.

Thetalkwasveryinformativeandresourceful.Ourstudents were very much inspired and motivated with the various examples and the case studies given by Bernadin. There was an interactive session at the endofthetalkwherestudentsgotanopportunityto clarify their doubts and get more information. it was quite an experience for our students to have a direct interaction with an alumni who has a lot of experienceinindustryandeducationfieldnotonlyat the national but also at the international level. TheDepartment of History thanksMs. Bernadinforherprecioustimeandherenlighteningtalk.

aNNUal leCTURe oN THe ToPiC - ‘iNDia aT SeVeNTy’18 students from the Department of History, registered for The Hindu lit for life: annual lecture on the Topic - ‘india at Seventy: a Historian’s Report Card’ by the renowned Historian and Biographer Dr. Ramachandra guha on october 15th 2016. The Venue was at Mysore Hall, iTC gardenia, Residency Road, and Bengaluru. Students were accompanied byProf.JaneD’Souza,HOD,Dept.ofHistory.

The invitation to the lecture was a rare opportunity for our students to hear Dr. guha and his views on india at Seventy. He commenced his lecture with a introduction to Mahatma gandhi and his ideal of Swaraj namely Non Violence, Hindu Muslim harmony, abolition of Untouchability and Swadeshi. For gandhi, a free india meant political democracy,

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social justice, cultural freedom and economic objective of removal of mass poverty. in his lecture titledIndiaatSeventy...hespokeonhowfarIndiahasmet these objectives since 1970’s in his Historian’s Report Card.

Various aspects of a developing india were explained duringthelecturefinallystressingonEnvironmentalresponsibility which will ensure a higher sustained growth. He concluded with the statement....70 years after independence....we indians are much freer than when the British left our shores. But we are much less free than what the framers of our Constitution hoped us to be. our political freedom, economic freedom, social freedom, and cultural freedom are allconstrainedinsmallandlargeways.Muchworklies ahead of us. There was an interactive session at the end of the lecture where the audience got an opportunity to clarify their doubts.

Thelecturewasquitethoughtprovoking,stimulating,informative and resourceful. Students were quite inspiredandmotivated.WethanktheOrganizersofthis lecture series for giving us an opportunity to attend this programme.

CHaRaCTeR CoSTUMeThe name of the event itself describes that, the participants were to be come dressed according to the character that they wished to depict and also talkaboutthecharacters fora fewminutes.Thetheme of the event was Patriotism and it was held on 18 august 2016 between 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 pm in Room no. 104. The participants came dressed like India’s great freedomfighters, and the judgefortheeventwasMs.JaneD’Souza,Lecturer,andDepartment of History. The best dressed award was given to the participant who showcased herselfasIndia’sformerpresidentDr.A.P.J.AbdulKalam.

eDUCaTioNal ToUR HaMPi, BaDaMi, PaTTaDaKal aND aiHoleeducational tours are of great importance as they not only broaden our outlook but enhance ourknowledgetoagreatextent.Itisatravelexperiencewith specific learninggoals, is aplatformtoallowstudents to approach their area of study in a hands-on and experiential manner, combining theory with real-life experience and cultural perspective. For this reason, the Department of History organized

anEducationaltourtothemagnificentarchitecturalsitesofKarnataka,namelyHampi,Badami,Pattadakaland aihole. The students of Final year B.a. awaited this opportunity impatiently after a rigorous planning of 2 months.

Located inBellarydistrictofKarnataka,Hampi isa significant historical site in Indiawhich conveysmessage about the well planned ancient cities and talksaboutoneofthegreatestHindukingdomsofindian history. The closeness of Hampi to the river Tungabhadraaddstothemagnificenceofitsnaturalsetting.

Badami, Pattadakal andAihole located inBagalkotdistrict are centresofChalukyan architecture.Ofthese Pattadakal is a world heritage site whichrepresents the high point of an eclectic art which, in the 7th and 8th centuries achieved a harmonious blend of architectural forms from northern and southern india.

The Department of History organised a study tour to these beautiful destinations in october 2016. 20 students of Final year B.a. were accompanied by Prof. Jane D’Souza, HOD, Department of History andProf.Chanchalakshi, (Retd.) fromtheDepartmentof economics. it was a tour of 2 days. Students were highly excited about this trip and were in a cheerful mood. The group left Bangalore on 21st october 2016 by Hampi express at 9 pm and reached Hospet the next day morning. accommodation was arranged in the Kannada University Campus, Hampi. We were welcomed by the guest Room Staff and made us feel comfortable providing us with all necessary facilities.

We started off our journey on Day 1 by 9.30 am to Badami, a four hour journey from Hampi. Visiting the Badami Banashankari temple, we proceededtowards Badami caves. The Badami cave temples are a complex of four Hindu, Jain and possiblyBuddhist cave temples. The caves are considered anexampleofIndianrock-cutarchitecture,Itwas

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quite a enthralling experience for our students who got excited looking at thehilly terrain around......startedtrekkingupthehills...visitingandexaminingthe beautiful architecture in these caves. The steps were too steep and slippery as it was rock cutsandstone..........with a beautiful scenery on the top of the hills with a picturesque of the entire Badami village and the Agastya lake around the Badamicaves.

FromBadamiwereproceededtowardsPattadakal,aGroupofMonumentsidentifiedbytheUNESCOas aworld heritage site. Pattadakal was not onlypopular for Chalukyan architectural activitiesbut also a holy place for royal coronation, ‘Pattadakisuvolal’.Temples constructed heremarkthe blending of the Rekha, Nagara, Prasada andthe DravidaVimana styles of temple building. We went around the group of Temples; around 10 in number.....studied the architectural features, designs and developments over the centuries.

The most beautiful and well appreciated by the studentsweretheMallikarjunaandtheVirupakshatemple. The bunch of monkeys with long tailsjumping across the trees were a great treat for our citybredstudents.FromPattadakalweproceededtowards aihole, the ‘cradle of temple architecture’. Due to shortageof time,wehadaquick glimpseof the Ladkhan temple, Durga temple and otherartifacts around the place.

We visited all these places in a very planned way and enjoyed every moment. Since it was quite late in the evening we proceeded towards our lodging destination, the Kannada university campus. after dinner, studentsorganized a campfirewhichwaswell enjoyed by all.

on Day 2, we started our journey towards Hampi, a historical site of the Vijayanagarempire. Despite being ruined by the passing time, the destination

encompasses more than 1500 remains of artistic worksincludingforts,royalandsacredcomplexes,riverside features, shrines, temples, pillared halls, Mandapas, memorial structures, defense checkposts, gateways, stables, water structures, etc. We hiredaguidewhotookustoeachandeverytemplecomplexes explaining to us the intricacies of temple architecture and the creativity of the architects. We spentsometimewalkingaroundtheHampiBazaar,visitedtheVirupakshatemple.Beautifularchitecture,the Rayagopurams, pillars, mandapams and especially the pin hole camera technology in the loft of the temple was fantastic.

From the Hampi Bazaar, we proceeded towards the monolithicstatueofUgraNarasimha,SasivekaluandKadaleKaluGanesha.TheHemakutaHill,trekkingup the hill was a beautiful experience for all of us. The picturesque scenery of the hillocks aroundthe Hampi bazaar and the entire area, a temple on the topof thehill andasmall lakeon topof thehill was a enthralling experience. From there, we proceeded towards the Hazara Ramaswamy temple, the lotus Mahal, the Queens Bath, the Royal Mint, the Mahanavami Dibba and the Hampi Museum.

after lunch, our next destination was the Vittalaswamy temple complex. The ride in the battery car was fun. again, the beautiful architecture at the complex, the stone chariot, the Kalyanamantapa, the Vasantamantapa and the ruins of the main temple complex was well appreciated. it was quite a adventurous exciting experience for all of us. By 7 pm we reached the university campus and got ready forourjourneybackhome.WereachedBangaloreon 24th october 2016.

it was a new experience for all our students, quite aexposuretotherichancientcultureofKarnataka.The temples gave us the idea of glorious past of indian art and architecture. We

gathered enormous knowledge during our travel.There is no doubt that such tours have great educational value and there must such occasions in the life of every student.

The Department of History organized a one day Study tour to Pyramid Valley on Sunday 19th February 2017. Students were accompanied by 10 teaching faculty. 41 students participated in this study tour.

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HUMaNiTieS FeST

in order to tap the hidden talent of the students from the Humanities stream and to provide them a platform to showcase their talents, the Department of Humanities conducted a Humanities Fest which was basically a interclass B.a. Fest. This Fest was heldonthe20thand21stofJanuary2017.

in all 18 events were conducted which witnessed good participation. events ranged from literary events liePoetry,Essay,Pick&Speak toCulturalevents likeMime,Group Singing, Folk dance etc.Students were quite enthusiastic. Written Quiz was baggedbystudentsof IYearEJP.TheHumanitiesFestwasfirstofitskindinthehistoryofSt.Joseph’sevening College. The overall Shield was won by i YearEJPwithIYearHEPbeingtheRunnersup.

Dr. Christopher HoskinsCo-ordinator

HoD, Department of Political Science

HUMANITIES FEST RESULTS

20th & 21st January 2017

1. POETRY

i Prize Santhosh Shetty i HePi Prize Sr. Brenda Zoramthari IEJPii Prize Vasu V iii HePiii Prize Michael IIIJPS2. PICK & SPEAK

i Prize Sr. Brenda Zoramthari IEJPii Prize gingoulen Singsit i HePii Prize GaryVonJoseph IIIJPSiii Prize Tarannum Fathima iii HePiii Prize Dominic Clifford IEJP3. ESSAY WRITING

i Prize SrikanthK i HePi Prize Clifford Dominic IEJPii Prize Sr. Brenda Zoramthari IEJPii Prize Ranjini S i HePiii Prize Maria Roseline ii HeP4. COLLAGE

i Prize elizabeth Queena & TeamDivya VJanetLizenSheeba Marina

iii HeP

ii Prize angeline Maria PhillipsVinitha VBeena Bernardlongjam Pramot

ii HeP

iii Prize Sr. Maria RoselineChristina SheelaMaria ReenaMonisha S

ii HeP

5. PAINTING

i Prize Jennifer IJPS

ii Prize Murali IIJPS

iii Prize JudeArogyaswamy iii HeP

6. EDITING

i Prize Sr. Brenda Zoramthari IEJP

ii Prize JosephJeho IEJP

iii Prize gingoulen Singsit i HeP

7. ELOCUTION

i Prize Samrat ghosh i HeP

ii Prize Dominic IJPS

iii Prize abbas iii HeP

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8. RADIO JOCKEY

i Prize gary IIIJPS

ii Prize Monica IIJPS

ii Prize Jenniffer IJPS

iii Prize Samrat ghosh i HeP

9. SKETCHING

i Prize Kiran Selva Kumar IEJP

ii Prize elizabeth Queena iii HeP

iii Prize Danville Murray IEJP

10. DEBATE

i Prize Samrat ghosh & gingoulen Singsit

i HeP

ii Prize Saurabh S Nair & Sophia IIJPS

11. HERITAGE PHOTOGRAPHY

i Prize Murali R IIJPS

ii Prize Vasu V iii HeP

12. PICTURE IDENTIFICATION CONTEST

i Prize Vignesh IEJP

ii Prize Mohammed abbas iii HeP

ii Prize Murali R IIJPSiii Prize Beena Bernard ii HeP

13. GROUP SINGING

i Prize Sr.JenithaButhello&TeamVelentinaVencilaShea lucyRune ReginaMonicaDeepika

IIJPS

ii Prize

Sr. Brenda Zoramthari & TeamKulandai TheresaKiran MarlapudiJuanithaSolomon

IEJP

iii Prize

Sr. Maria Roseline & TeamChristina SheelaArokiaasha Roopa

ii HeP

14. MIME

i Prize Sam K Sunny & Teamaman KumarKeerthi RChithra NRanjitha MRebecca R

IJPS

ii Prize

JenniferShalom&TeamSanthosh ShettyAbhishekPoojaryJeniferVangeline SRazaye FathimaIssacShominlalNaokipBhaskaraHNPrithvi Xavier MShrikanthK

i HeP

iii Prize Milton Wilson & TeamDominic D’Souzaanthony Michael elvinJudeArogyaswamyLVasu VChristhu arasuPaul DhanrajMohammed abbasarun P

iii HeP

15. QUIZ

i Prize Sr. Brenda Zoramthari & TeamKiran MarlapudiDominic Clifford

IEJP

ii Prize Samrat ghoshangeline Sgingoulen Singsit

i HeP

iii Prize Santhosh ShettyBhaskarPrithvi

i HeP

16. FOLK DANCE

i Prize JenniferShalomJeniferVRazaye FathimaPrabhalathaangeline SMetilda Vincy

i HeP

ii Prize ishwarya T & Teamelizabeth QueenaDivya VJanetLizenSheeba MerinaShalini ChristinaVasu VChristhu arasu

iii HeP

iii Prize ShaliniVaishaly Santhosam i

IIJPS

OVERALL B.A. CHAMPIONSHIP - I B.A. EJP

RUNNERS UP - I B.A. HEP

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DePaRTMeNT oF CoMMeRCeCOMMERCE FORUMThe Commerce Forum of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege ismore than thedefinitionof commerceitself. The culmination of learning and fun is available through the events conducted by this particular association. The activities of the association was kick startedwithPick andSpeakon12thAugust,2016. The judges for this event were Ms. Namratha Shree and Mr. Prashanth Kumar. This event is a test for the commerce students. it gives them a platform to showcase their soft skills and theirknowledgeabout the subjects learnt in class. There was active participation by the students of commerce department. 28 students participated in the event. The winner of this event was asif from ii BCoM a. The second place was held by Ramasheshan from i BCoM B and the third place was bagged by Vachana from ii MCoM.

‘is gST helpful to common men?’this was the topic for the second event of Commerce Forum, Debate. This event was held on 12th august, 2016. The abolition of all the forms of taxes and the implementation of gST was a debatable topic for thewholemonth.Ms.ShruthiJandMr.JohnBoscowere the judges for this event. This event helped the students to knowmore aboutGST and alsohelped them to develop their analytical thinking.The winners for this event were Poornima and Vachana from ii MCoM. The second place was held byNikithaandKomalGuptafromIIMCOM.Finally,the third place was bagged by Supriya Suresh and Sara abdul from iii BCoM B.

Product launch is an event where the students launch their own, new and an innovative products and services. This event showcased the creativity andinnovativethinkingofthestudents.Thiseventwas organised on 13th august, 2016. The judges for this event were Ms. Maria Samantha and Mr. leo Gladwin.ThefirstplacewasheldbySebastin,Madhuand Sridhar of i BCoM C. The second place was bagged by Chethan, Sidharth and Saima of i BCoM A.The third placewas taken byHariharan,VinodKumar and Mary Clara of iii BCoM B.

Business Quiz prelims were held on 19th August,2016 and thefinalQuizwasheldon21st

February, 2017. Through this event, the iQ and the general knowledge of the students regarding theBusiness World was tested. The Quiz Competition included logical, aptitude, general knowledge andquestions on famous personalities. The winner of this event was Navas and team from i MCoM. Second prize winner is ashish and team from ii BCoM a. The third place was won by Vignesh and team from iii BCoM B.

The 5th event of Commerce Forum association was essay Writing. it was held on 23rd august, 2016. Essaywritingtendstoincreasethewritingskillsofthe students, involving a tinge of creativity. it is the way to test theknowledgeof the studentsaboutthe world of commerce. The winner of this event was Sashidhar from ii BBa. The second place was held by Vignesh of iii BCoM B, and the third place wastakenbyVachanaofIIMCOM.

Collage competition was held on 10th September, 2016. The topic for this event was “innovation in Banking Financial Services and Insurance” and“The Contribution of Mr. Raghuram Rajan towards Banking Sector in India”.This competition was atest of art, and creativity and Knowledge altogether. Studentsput inall theirhardworkandeffortstomaketheirteamwin.Thewinnersofthiseventarearun and Pavan from iii BCoM a. Komal gupta and Mary ashwini from ii MCoM won the second place. The third place was held by Santhosh and Hariharan from iii BCoM B.

WasteManagementwasthefinaleventoftheoddsemester which was held on 10th September, 2016. Participants portrayed their artistic and creative skillbymakinganewproductoutofwastematerialswhich are reusable.They used materials like oldnewspapers, cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, etc. This event stimulated the economic usage of available resources among the students.The firstplace was won by guru of iii BCoM B.

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CommerceForumofSt. Joseph’sEveningCollegesuccessfully organised many events with more energy. The spirit of participation from all the BCoM students, motivation of the staff members, andthesheerhardworkofthecommerceforumrepresentatives made the events of the even semester a more memorable one with the essence of learning with fun.

Business Plan was the first event for the eventsemester which was held on 12th November, 2016. The judges for the event were Ms. Maria Samantha Joseph and Mr. Ramesh Babu. Studentsfrom the commerce department came up with new and innovative business plans as entrepreneurs. These platforms were set up for creating young entrepreneurs and appreciate their skills andlearning abilities. With research and technological abilities the students stirred the audience’s thought process by their new business ideas. The winners of this event were Manjunath from iii BCoM B, The runners were Meena N and Rayan from ii MCoM, the third place was bagged by ashwin, lenin and LakshmifromIMCOM.

Crisis Management is the event of application of start engines designed to help an organisation to dealwith a sudden and significant negative event.This event was held on 19th November, 2016. The eventwasorganisedbyMs.PriyaandMs.ShruthiJ.The judges for the event were Prof. Dayalan and Prof.Bharath.

The participants were asked to draw solutionsto the given critical situation in an organisation. This event helped the students to understand the currentbusinessscenarioandenablethemtomakestrategies to overcome the crisis. The winners for this event were Faisal and asif from ii BCoM a, the second place was backed by Supriya Suresh andSara abdul from iii BCoM B, last but not the least, the students who held the third place was shared by Febin and team; and Siddarth and team from ii CoM B and i BCoM a, respectively.

Toggling was the third event conducted by the Commerce Forum. This event was held on 17th December, 2016. The judges for this event were Ms. Maria Samantha and Ms. Rosline Victoria. in this event the students switched from one effect, feature or state to another of the given topic by using a toggle.

This event was very interesting as it involved active interaction between the participants and the judges. The first place was held byAsif and Faisal fromII BCOMA, second place was backed by Meenaand Poornima of ii MCoM, Shridhar and lavish from i BCoM C won the third place. Brand and Logomaking isonesucheventconductedby theCommerce Forum which triggers the marketingskills of the students.This unique eventwas heldon7thJanuary,2017.ThejudgesfortheeventwereMr. Srinivas Roa and Mr. leo gladwin. This event was all about creating a new logo and a new tag line for the innovative product of the participants. The first place was bagged byVignesh and Sarafrom iii BCoM B. The second place was held by Sushmithafro ii BCoM B. Moshin from ii BCoM a won the third place in this event.

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Business Pictionary is an event in which the clues will be given to the participants through chits. The participants have to convey the message in the chit through pictures with the help of a chalk and aboard.This eventwasheldon21st January, 2017.This event is a classic example of fun with learning because it spread a lot of excitement among the audience and the participants. Sameer , asif and MohsinfromIIBCOMAwonthefirstplace.Ajay,ameen and Kiran of i BCoM C won the second place,andthethirdplacewasbackedbyLenin,Mariaand Lakshmi of IMCOM. The final event of theForum was Food Stall. on behalf of the Commerce Forum, a charity food festival was organised on 4th March, 2017 on the basis of Corporate Social Responsibility. Food stalls were set up by the students of Commerce Department on their own

investmentand theprofitwascontributed to theSneha Fund of the college. Varieties of food were sold during the charity festival to help the needy students in our college. This event was also held toprovidepractical knowledge to the commercestudents about entrepreneurship, economic activity, dynamism, innovation, investment policies, managerial capabilities, salesmanship, advertisement, etc.Thiseventwasalsofunfilledandthestudentswere very enthusiastic in setting up stalls and selling their sumptuous food items. The college premise was turned into a food carnival.

The most awaited day for all the Bcom students was on 15th March, 2015. on this day the valedictory ceremony of the Commerce Forum was held in St. Joseph’s Boys High School.The event co-ordinator was Mr. John Bosco, Lecturer Dept. ofCommerce. The Cheif guest for the event was Fr.JudeSJ,aJesuitpriestfromtheprovinceofGoa.The valedictory ceremony began with a prayer song lead by the College Choir followed by lighting of the lampbythedignitaries.Fr.MaximDiasSJ,Principalof St. Joseph’s Evening College welcomed thegathering.Fr.Jason,CampusMinisterofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollegeandProf.JoyAlex,VicePrincipalofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollegealsopresidedoverthevaledictory ceremony.

Thehallwasfilledwithsuspenseandentertainment.There were many entrainment programmes by the collegechoirandbythedanceteamofSJEC.Thesuspense was broken when the winners of theCommerce Forum activities was called out by Mr.JohnBosco.TheoverallchampionsoftheForumwere the students iii BCoM B and the runners were the students from ii BCoM a. Finally, the ceremony was ended by the National anthem

Supriya Suresh(iii Bcom B)

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DEPARtMENt OF BBAMONEy MANAGEMENt: AN IMPERAtIvE FOR MAxIMIzING OUR hAPPINESS At EvERy StAGE OF OUR LIvES

Developing money management skills is crucialfor attaining financial success.The goal of moneymanagement is to maximize our happiness at every stage of our lives. Whether you are a novice investor or a seasoned professional, a young person getting started in life or a Baby Boomer contemplating retirement,MoneyManagementSkillsisanexcellentprimerforcreatingfinancialsecurity.

Understanding the need and the relevance of money management, a guest lecture was organised on Wednesday,11January2017forallfinalyearBBAandsecond year M.Com students in order to sensitize the relevance of money management skills. Thelecture was organised in collaboration with one of most popular investment advisory websites in india, Scripbox.comIndiaPvt,Ltd.Mr.AkramYunusKhanand andrew arputharaj facilitated the orientation session. The resource persons were welcomed and introduced by Dr. Kanishka.K, Head,Departmentof BusinessAdministration. Mr.Akram began thelecture through questioning the audience on various issues connected to theme. later, he introduced the concept, relevance, need, challenges and strategies associated for effective money management. Some of the important tips he gave for the betterment of money management were: To understand your abilityearn,makeabudgetandstrictlyfollowit,bea conscious consumer, understand the economics around you, set financial goals, choose portfoliowhich fits your profile, work together with yourfinancialstakeholdersandcommittosavingmoney.

Mr.Akram, explained in detail various investment options available for the youth. He presented various charts that compared various investment options likefixeddeposits,gold,realestate,PPF,equitiesandmutual funds. He said that deciding which types of investment are best is not as hard as it may seem if you’re a young person in today’s world. Finding the right answer begins with examining what you want to get out of your money both now and in the future. Stocks and equity-oriented funds havea good long-term record against inflation. In thepast 10 years, equity funds have delivered 12-15% returns, and various mutual funds have given 13-17% annually. Mr. Akram, concluded the lectureby encouraging everyone to become financialindependent. Resource Persons: Mr. AkramYunusKhan and andrew arputharaj, Corporate Business Development executives¸ Scripbox.com india Pvt ltd, Bangalore.

UNDERStANDING thE NUANCES OF CONSUMER BEhAvIOUR

“Knowing who your customers are, is great, but knowing how they behave is even better” - JohnMiller.

Understanding the consumer behavior becomes an imperative as well as a necessity for every sales and marketing personnel. Realizing the importance ofconsumer behavior and its implications, Department of Business administration invited Prof. ajay, faculty fromKristuJayanthi, todeliveratalkon“Nuancesof Consumer behavior” on September 17, 2016 to allfirstandsecondyearstudents.Theobjectiveofthe guest lecture was to acquaint the students of business administration to various internal and externalfactorsinfluencingtheconsumerdecision

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making for buying a products or services and to understand various dimensions contributing towardsmarketingpractices.

Prof. ajay started his lecture with an interesting note on 4 Ps of marketing which, he said, isactually 3Ps plus 1 P of marketing. He said“3Pscause expenditure and only one P (Pricing) brings revenue to the organisation”. after explaining briefly the ‘Product Life Cycle’ and ‘Positioning’concepts of marketing, he discussed the buyermodel of consumer behaviour. He emphasized the perceptual filter of the consumer behaviourwhich he described in the form of Meta Program, Values,Beliefs andAttitude.Tomake the studentsunderstand the‘Socio-economicClassification’ hedemonstrated with the example of Pepsico india’s case and explained the applicability of the concept. after showing an advertisement clip, Prof. Sharma discussed communication retention. He explained six basic factors of retention. He discussed the factors like repetition, relevance, competing information,completeness of information, time and mood to designeffectivemarketingcommunications.Healsodiscussed ‘cult brands’ and said that it was the dream of a marketer to convert his/her brand to ‘cultbrand’. Towards the end of the session, Prof. Sharma explained the importance of mood and motivation and presented advertisement‘AbsolutVodka’. Heshowed another clip about McDonalds explaining themarketingstrategyadoptedbythemtocopeupwith the problem of declining sales revenues. it was a very productive, informative and lively session but most importantly students were very enthusiastic and motivated during the session.

ResourcePerson: Prof.Ajay, Faculty,KristuJayanthiautonomous College, Bangalore

LEvERAGE: AN INvEStMENt StRAtEGy OF USING BORROwED MONEy tO GENERAtE OUtSIzED INvEStMENt

as aspiring business managers, it becomes essential tomastertheartoffinancialmanagement.Leverageis the use of various financial instruments orborrowed capital, such as margin, to increase the potential return of an investment. an insightful

lectureonfinancewasdeliveredbyMr.DebadattaDas on Friday, 16 December 2016 to first andsecond year business administration students. Mr. Debadatta Das is presently serving has an academicassociate inthefinanceandaccountingare at indian institute of Management Bangalore. Thekeyareachosen for the lecturewason therelevance and of leverage and its implications on profitmaximization.

Mr. Das, began the lecture by introducing the concept of leverage as “ an investment strategy of using borrowed money to generate capital”. after which he contextualised that a company’s managementwillalwaysseektomaximizeprofitsforthecompany.Profitsaredeterminedbothbytherevenue that the company earns and the amount thecompanyspendsinordertooperate,andprofitcan be increased both by increasing revenue and by decreasing operating expenses. Because cutting costs generally seems like an easier and moreaccessiblewayofincreasingprofits,managerswilloftenbequicktochoosethismethod.

Mr. Das explained the flaw in this approach by pointing out that trimming operating costs too much and can reduce a company’s productivity and, thus,itsprofitaswell.Whilereducinganyparticularoperating cost will usually increase short-term profits,itcan also hurt the company’s earnings in the long-term. The best course of action, according toMr.Dasthen,istokeepoperatingcostsaslowas possible while still maintaining the ability to increase sales.

Mr. Das answered many questions from the students. He clarified some financial terms andconcepts which were very helpful to the students. He explained that operating leverage refers to thepercentageoffixedcoststhatacompanyhasstated another way, operating leverage is the ratio offixedcoststovariablecosts.Ifabusinessfirmhas a lot of fixed costs as compared to variablecosts,thenthefirmissaidtohavehighoperatingleverage. And, financial leverage refers to theamount of debt in the capital structure of the businessfirm.Inabalancesheet,financialleveragerefers to the right-hand side of the balance sheet and operating leverage refers to the left-hand side of the balance sheet - the plant and equipment side. The lecture was a great learning experience for the attendees.

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Resource Person: Mr. Debadatta Das, academic associate – Finance andAccountingArea, Indianinstitute of Management Bangalore, Bangalore

ENtREPRENEURShIP – INvOKING thE SPIRIt OF ENtREPRENEURISM

entrepreneurism is the art of conceptualizing, designing, developing, implementation, and operation of business. To further the entrepreneurial spirit andskillsamongstudents,DepartmentofBusinessadministration has endeavored to develop entrepreneurship acumen among students under the patronage of the entrepreneurship Development Cell.

a special guest lecture was organised by entrepreneurial cell on 15thof July 2016 on thetheme “Promoting entrepreneurship among Youth”.Theresourceperson,Ms.BhumikaJainfromNationalEntrepreneurshipNetwork,waskeynotespeaker.The speaker introduced the concept ofentrepreneurship by focusing on myths related to it and the different aspects of entrepreneurship such as - entrepreneurs are born not made, entrepreneursfit an idealprofile, all youneed ismoneytobeanentrepreneur,allyouneedisluckto be an entrepreneur and a great idea is the only ingredient in a recipe for business.

The concept was further infused with a power point presentation that elaborated about the startup business in india. Followed by a discussion on contemporary business environment prevailing in the country, she also highlighted names of some successful entrepreneurs likeAzim Premji,Lakshmi Mittal, DhirubhaiAmbani, Sachin Bansaland Binny Bansal, Kishore Biyani and their journey towards becoming an entrepreneur. This lecture

motivatedthestudentstoworkhardandstartanew venture through adequate forward planning and the execution of the plans. The session was an interactive one where the students were very participative and engaged in questions with the dignitary.

The lecture proved to be very informative giving the students deep insights into world of entrepreneurship. The programme was concluded withvoteofthanksproposedbyMr.Babun,studentrepresentative, ii year BBa.

Ms.BhumikaJain,Facilitator,NationalEntrepreneur-shipNetwork

FINANCIAL CONCEPtS – AN IMPORtANt RECKONER FOR ASPIRING FINANCIAL MANAGERSDr. Kanthimanathan, Senior Finance Manager, iTi, government of india delivered a guest lecture on key “financial concepts, its relevance, andimplications” on Saturday 7th December 2017 to Business administration Students.

Initially he started with the concept of“workingcapital”, an essential aspect for a company in order torunwithsmoothflowoffinance.Hespokeaboutthe cycleofworking capital andhow theflowofcurrent assets takes place. He told certain basicrules of maintaining the company’s Balance Sheets with the help of Schedule-3. He discussed the factors determiningtheworkingcapitalrequirementsandalso a few strategies to be followed, to manage working capital of the company efficiently andeffectively.

Then he moved to“Leverages” where he spokeabout few concepts such as- Cost, Price, Profits,Financial leverages, operating leverages and Combine leverages.

The third topic for the session was the “Capital Structure” of a company. it is one of the major aspects to be considered since it deals with how the funds has to be raised by the company, capital requirement, etc. He explained what the companies takeintoconsiderationforraisingacapital.

later, he moved to the next topic i.e. Cost of Capital, wherebasicallyhespokeabouthowthecompaniescan calculate the cost involve in various methods of

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raising capital and also told about the ePS concept and the technique how to increase the ePS ratio.

The session concluded with a Q&a session wherein the students were given chances to clarify their interesting doubts with him and it was very beneficial toall thestudentsof4thsemesterandthen the program was concluded by a vote-of-thanksgivenbyoneofthestudentrepresentativesfof 2nd year BBa.

Resource Person: Dr. Kanthimanathan, Senior Finance Manager, iTi, government of india. He is also the visiting faculty for various business schools.

CRACKING BANKING ExAMINAtIONClearing the banking examination was always aherculean task for the nascent graduates. As itrequires higher order skills-sets such as analyses,statistics, mathematics, proficiency and generalknowledge. Understanding the employmentopportunities in banking sector, the departmentof business administration invited Mr. Kamat and teamtodeliverthetalkon“Skillsrequiredtocrackbanking examination”,The resource persons hadmore than 30 years of banking experience andexpertise as they served at different capacities in

the banking sector.All the studentsofBBAwerethebeneficiaryoftheprogram.

The session was very informative and motivational. The speakers stressed on the importance ofplanning, hard work and time management inachieving good results in competitive exams. They also mentioned that when it comes to competitive exams, various strategies and techniques help you to have an advantage.The speakers spoke fromtheir own experience as both coaches and test takers.Theysaidthatcompetitiveexamsmayseemdaunting, but if students can employ smart strategies to prepare for the exam, the process can be much more manageable. Suggestions given by speakersto prepare for competitive exams included buying or finding online test preparation materials forthespecifictestyouaretaking,takingadiagnosticpractice test to see what you need to practice, and making a timeline andoutline of your study plan.Thespeakersalsosaidthatlearninggeneraltipsforstudying, relaxation, and keeping healthy will alsohelp you to prepare for your test holistically.

Resource Persons: Mr. Kamat, Karnatak BankManager and Managing Director

LIFE SKILLS - A BOON tO PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LIFETo achieve overall success in life, one must possess a strong personality. While some people are born with it,otherscanshapetheirpersonalityiftheyworkonthemselves by attending personality development & life skills programmes. Keeping this in mind, apersonality development programme workshopwasorganizedforfirstsemesterBBAstudents. Inthefirstsessionoftheprogram,studentsweretoldabout goals and how to overcome anxieties related to them. in this follow-up session, students were told the importance of setting goals and overcoming obstacles to achieve them.

The session was conducted by Mr. Syed Kazim who also gave examples of her personal life related to goal setting and achieving them. The students were given hand-outs so that they could assess and write down their short-term as well as long-term goals. Theywerealsoaskedtowritedownanyobstaclesthattheymighthavetofacewhileworkingtowardsthose goals. obstacles can either be internal factors likeanxietyorexternalfactorslikeparentalorpeerpressure.Thespeakeremphasizedtheimportance

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of having clarity while setting goals. also, one must bedeterminedandpreparedtomakesacrificesinordertoachievethegoals.ThefinalsegmentwasonLifeSkillEducation.TheLifeSkillEducationfocusedonimparting10corelifeskillspromotedbyWorldHealth organization (WHo).

LifeSkillsenable oneself to adapt and cope with any criticalsituation.Itempowerstheindividualtotakeaprudentdecisionwhicheasesconflictsandfostersspritofcollaboration.Thelifeskillsare-

1. Self-awareness2. empathy3. DecisionMaking4. Problem Solving5. CreativeThinking6. CriticalThinking7. Communication8. interpersonal Relationship9. Coping with emotions10. Coping with Stress

The training was highly activity based with intense inputonallthelifeskills.Thefeedbackofthestudentswas very positive and the students gained a lot of insights about how to set and achieve goals.

MEMORy SKILLS: AN IMPERAtIvE FOR ALL ASPIRING MANAGERS

a strong and reliable memory depends on the health and vitality of your brain. a strong memory can help you succeed in various aspects of your life. The memory demands for students, especially college students are much greater than they are for any other age group. Most importantly, as students of business administration, it becomes imperative to nurture, strengthen and furthermemory skillsto become effective business executives. on Friday 16 December 2016, Mr. Ramlal, alumunus of our institution,Softskillstrainerandpresentlyservingas aManager of Sate Bank of india, Basavanagudi branch was invited to deliver a lecture on the concept, “Relevance and techniques for developing effective memory.” The guest lecture began with the welcome and introduction of the resource person, after which, the resource person, Mr. Ramlal introduced the concept and its relevance.

He explained that there are three components of memory, and they are registration, remembering and recalling. He explained in detail what each component meant and that anyone can improve their memory with adequate practice. Whether you’reastudentstudyingforfinalexams,aworkingprofessional interested in doing all you can to stay mentally sharp, or a senior looking to preserveandenhance your grey matter as you age, there are lots of things you can do to improve your memory and mental performance. according to the lecture, simple ways to improve your memory include associating a picturewith aword,makingupastory,orrhymes.Thekeyistoassociatefactswith meanings – a strategy used by professionalmemorisers, or memonists.

Mr. Ramlal demonstrated his memory power to the whole class. He asked the students to randomlywrite25itemsintheblackboardwhilehewasnotlooking.Hethenrecalledalltheitemsinasequence.everybody was amazed. He concluded the lecture by giving praise to the demonetization efforts of Modi government. Resource Person: Mr. Ramlal, Manager, StateBankofIndia,Basavanagudibranch,Bangalore.He is also a SoftSkillstrainerandAlumnusofourinstitution

EMERGING tRENDS IN REtAIL MARKEtINGan enriching and interactive session on “The trends in Retail Marketing” was held for students ofVSemester BBa, delivered by Ms. Varsha Madhavan fromKristuJayantiCollege.Thesessioncoverednewdimensionsinretailmarketing,prospectsandgrowthofretailmarketingandcareeropportunities.The lecture was more like workshop with many

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exercises and industrial examples. Ms. Varsha started of the session by telling the students that more thanjustaMall,PhoenixMarketCityBangaloreisin fact a melting pot of fascinating cultures, high end culture and exciting events. it is a city within a city, an urban space where retail, entertainment and leisure offerings co-exist. With 270+ stores representing an exhaustive mix of international, National and Regional premium brands, Phoenix Marketcity, Bangalore offers the most comprehensive and compelling lifestyle shopping experience in Bangalore. Besides which, there are a variety of entertainment, food and beverage options. She showed the video on the open air courtyard and its vibrant engagements, a few icons in concert at the courtyard like SonuNigam,Arijit Singh, LuckyAli,ghulam ali Khan, Hariharan KK, Kumar Sanu, etc.He also mentioned about the other notable events and activations likeTimes autoshow, India Superbike festival, Foodies, Wine festival, Cyclathon,Femina fashion show, Model Hunt, etc.

She shared her experience in different departments, success formulas, KPi, revenue streams and need for marketing.The studentswerealso toldabout thedifferentguidingprinciples inmarketing,hisentireprocess of planning, goal setting and execution. Brand Mantra for success was ‘Stay relevant to the ever evolving consumer; amplify a great consumer shopping experience’.

She ended on a note saying “love what you do and be obsessive about success”. Students felt that the session was more informative and interactive; this lecture helped students to inhibit marketingthoughtswhichwill enable themto takeup theircareerinretailmarketing.

Resource Person: Ms. Varsha Madhavan, Faculty, CommerceandManagement,KristuJayantiCollege,Bangalore

StORy tELLING : ARt OF COMMUNICAtING CREAtIvELy AND EFFECtIvELyTelling stories (true or fiction) is an importantaspect of all cultures. any form of presentations can be articulated creatively through incorporating

a relevant story. as such story telling is an art as wellasaskillonecanaspiretolearnanduseitindifferentwalksoflife,beitpersonalorprofessional.in order to induce the art of storing telling, Mr. ShajiMathew,PrincipalStrategist,fromWebSickleConsulting was invited on Thursday, 11 august 2016 tosharethestorytellingskillstothefinalyearBBAstudents.

Mr. Shaji Mathew told two heart-warming stories. one was about an energetic and loving woman who got stuck inside the cold chamber of themanufacturing factory she had just joined, as a trainee. She was then rescued by the watchman of the factory. The young trainee always greeted the watchman by a smile and it had made a great impression on him. This led the watchman to notice herabsenceonthedayshegotstuckinsidethecoldchamber and that led him to search for the young girl.Hissearchledhimtofindandrescuethegirl.The focus of the story was to highlight importance of human interactions and fellowship.

The second story was about a father-son relationship. a tragic accident caused by the father leads to the child losing his limps. as the story unfolds, the child will forgive his father and the relationship between the two is strengthened. The whole class was captivated by both the stories.

The creativity of Mr. Mr. Shaji Mathew brought the characters in the story alive. The morale and messageofthestoriesawakenedsensesofstudents.it challenged their mind-set and perhaps changed many in the class. indeed, the students found the session very powerful and moving.

Resource Person: Mr. Shaji Mathew, Principal Strategist,WebSickleConsulting,Bangalore.

SyNERGy vERSION 9.0 – “tOGEthER wE AChIEvE MORE”BBa association “Vision” has organised its annual intra-collegiate business management fest “Synergy” fromThursday19toSaturday21January2017tonurturevariousbusiness administration skills.Theobjective of the fest is to provide opportunity for all

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thestudentstoexhibittheremanagerialskills.Theguiding philosophy of the fest is that “everybody is the participant and everybody is the winner”. as a result every student is expected to compulsorily participant in one sole event and one group event. This ensures that everybody gets the opportunity to participate and excel. Various competition organised are: Best manager, Business quiz, Business plan, Product launch, Human Resource Case Study analysis, and Business expo.

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The inaugural ceremony of Synergy 2017 was held onThursday 19th January 2017 at 5:30 p.m. at LHall. The inaugural ceremony started with prayer followed by an invocation song presided by Mrs. Maria Samantha. Faculty, Department of BBa. after the prayer, Mrs. Maria Samantha welcomed the Chiefguest -Mrs.LathaShubhakar,GuestofHonor-Mr.LaxmiNarayan,Principal–Rev.Fr.MaximDiasSJ,HOD-Dr.Kanishka,facultymembers,studentsand other participants to the event. The welcome speech was followed by lighting of the lamp. after which,Dr.Kanishka,Head,Departmentofbusinessadministration was invited to give introduction of the Synergy. in fact, he has set a tone for the intra-collegiate fest. Thereafter, the Principal, Fr. Maxim Diaswas invited to share perspectives.He spokeabout the need for good business leaders in today’s society and how business fests like Synergy canbring about the hidden talents and qualities that are demanded from future leaders. He concluded the speech by appreciating the HoD and applauding the department for the initiative. after the inauguration speech of Fr. Maxim Dias, both the chief guests gave insightful speeches related to the need for financialplanning.TheceremonywasconcludedbythevoteofthanksproposedbyDr.Kanishka,Head,department of business administration..

BUSINESS QUIzentrepreneurship Cell, as a part of Dept. of Business administration organized Business Quiz on 18 August 2016.This initiativewas taken to developtheknowledgeofourstudentsonbusinessstreams.

as management students, everyone should progress such concepts. There were four rounds namely

1. Written Test

2. logo Quiz

3. Tagline round

4. identify the personality.

Since there were 18 teams across BBa who registered for the event, a preliminary round was conducted at room number 512 between 4.30 to 5.00. each team was given 15 minutes time and there were six teams got selected for the next three rounds. The list of teams got selected for next rounds were;

1. Chirag and afridi

2. Sanoop and allan

3. Sharath and Shyla

4. Keshav and Hemanth

5. arpit and ismail

6. HarishandArokya

The next level began at 8 pm at loyola Hall. Mr. leo gladwin(Faculty) was the Quiz master for logo Round andMr.MdUmair(Faculty) took over thelast two rounds. Some questions were passed on to audience in case the teams failed to answer. The audience took part in the eventwith enthusiasmand answered many questions.

The winners of Business Quiz were:

WiNNeRS : Sanoop and allan, ii BBa.

RUNNeRS : arpit and ismail, ii BBa.

The event would not have been successful without theeffortsandsupportofDr.Kanishka,Head,Dept.of Business and Ms. Priya, Faculty.

Faculty Coordinators:

1. Mr. leo gladwin l

2. Mr. Mdumair.

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DEPARtMENt OF BCAGUESt LECtURE

on September 10th 2016, a guest lecture was organized by the BCa Department on applet Programming by Mr. Sridhar Veerappan, Senior Project Manager from l&T Technologies was invited as recourse person.

He specialized in java programming the lecture was conducted on the topic applet programming. He briefed the student about the concepts related to applets and the significant of applet. Itwas an enlightening session as he shared real life experiences and told the students about the importance of applet programming. The students learntaboutaspectslikehowtoimplementappletsin HTMl. it was learning and interactive session for the students were he answered all the queries put up by the students to their full satisfaction.

SEMINAR ON “RECENt tRENDS IN COMPUtER APPLICAtIONS”a Seminar on “Recent Trends in Computer applications” was organised by department of BCAon25thJanuary,2017inSt. Joseph’sEveningCollege.

Thereweretwosessions.Thefirstsessionwastakenup by Mr. Mohan Kumar KR, Ceo and Managing Director of ample Software PVT lTD.

He briefed the students on Cloud Computing which isaverybeneficial factor forthecareerofstudents. This session was interactive with many questions from the students and the answers from theSpeaker.ThesecondsessionwastakenupbyMr.Sridhar Veerappan, Project Manager l&T info Tech. He delivered a session on Data analytics which enriched the knowledge about Data Analytics.He emphasised on the subject matter of various technologies used in data application such as Big Data, Hadoop, Python, and Scala. The seminar was informative and interesting, solving all the questions of the students and broadened the students’ aspirationinthefieldofComputerApplication.

tECh-OPS 2017The BCA Department of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege was conducted Tech-ops, an inter-collegiate TechFestforthefirsttimewithmultipletechnicalevents on 26th February, 2017. This year Tech-ops received an overwhelming response in all its events andwereamagnificentsuccess.Themotiveofthisfest is todevelopvariousskillsof students inco-curricular activities and to expose them to trends in technicalfields.Thefestbeganwithaninaugurationceremony started with a welcome address by Mrs. Anne,HODofBCA.Fr.ManojD’SouzaSJwastheChief guest for the programme, who is a core facultyofSt.Joseph’sInstituteofManagementandFr.MaximDiasSJ,PrincipalofSt. Joseph’sEveningCollege was the guest of honour. Tech-ops included various events like Computer Gaming, Codingand Debugging, Dumb Charades, DJ Mania,WebDesigning, Photoshop, Fast and Furious, Quiz, Mad-ads, googler, e-Collections, Photography, Treasure Hunt and a Surprise event. 11 Colleges

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participated in these events with great enthusiasm and with a true spirit of participation. Kle College, Christ University, Surana College, Bapu College, etc participated in the Fest.

The team of student coordinators were motivated and dedicated. The department of BCa was glad that the efforts put in by everyone bared a good fruit. The valedictory ceremony was held on the same day. Mr. Nagaraj B Subbarao, Ceo of iP lex Pvt Ltd was the Chief Guest and Prof. JoyAlex,Vice Principal of St. Joseph’s EveningCollegewasthe guest of honour. The winners were awarded TrophiesandCertificates.TheDepartment of BCa felt proud to have organised such a successful fest and conveyed theirsincerethankstothePrincipaland the Management for their support and cooperation for organising this fest.

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DePaRTMeNT oF eNgliSHwORKShOP ON hANDwRItING SKILLSThe Workshop commenced with the welcomeaddress by Ms. Roseline Victoria who welcomed the resourceperson,Mr.RBhaskarandintroducedhimtothestudents.Theresourceperson,Mr.RBhaskarisaqualifiedhandwritinganalyst,VicePresidentofJuniorChamberInternationalBangaloreSouth.Hisarticles on the techniques of handwriting analysis anditstechniqueshavebeenpublishedinJournalsand newspapers.Theworkshop commencedwiththe students being told about the 5 different types of handwritings which are Beautiful, legible, Partly illegible, and Worse Handwriting.

Mr. Bhaskar stressed upon the scientific basis ofhandwriting and suggested to the students the correct ways of holding a pen and the correct posture to adopt while writing. During the course oftheworkshopheexpoundedaboutthevariousshapes of the alphabets namely lines, loops, curves, circles,semi-circlesandhooks.Healsospokeaboutthe various signs of handwriting and demonstrated the same. He also gave the students their character analysis.The students were given worksheets totry out the various patterns so as to improve their handwritingskills.Thesessionincludedtipsontheright style of writing.

Thescopeoftheworkshopwastohelpthestudentsunlearn their usual handwriting patterns and re-learn the correct form of handwriting skillsKiranfrom I Sem BA (EJP) and Jenifer from I Sem BA

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(HEP)gavetheirfeedbackabouttheworkshop.TheywereverycomplimentaryabouttheworkshopandthankedMr.Bhaskar forhelping themto improvetheir handwriting skills. This would help theircareersinthelongerrun.Mr.Diwakar,theHeadofthe Department of english presented the resource personabouquetalongwithamemento,asatokenofappreciation.ThevoteofthankswasdeliveredbyMr. gulab .T. Salian from the english department.

REPORt ON thE wORKShOP ‘MOvIES AND MEANINGS’The Department of English, St. Joseph’s EveningCollege organized a workshop on “Movies andMeanings” on 28January2017.TheworkshopwasorganizedatSt.Joseph’sBoys’Highschoolseminarhall. Mr. Pawan Kumar the director of lucia and U- Turnwasthechiefguestfortheworkshop.Hespokeon the influenceofCinema and also spoke aboutthedifficultiesfacedduringtheshootofhisfilmsandanswered questions about the independent cinema.

Dr.ManuChakravarthy, recipient of golden lotus awardfor‘BestFilmCritic’fortheyear2010spokeon the theme ‘Cinema: Deception and Revelation’. He stressed on the importance of personal experience in reading and appreciating Cinema. He wasoftheopinionthatit isthepersonaloutlookthat determines whether the cinema is a projection of deception or revelation of reality.

The Second session was by Mr. Mark Rasquinha,AuthorofBook‘ShakenandMoved’andaLecturerof Media Studies at Center for Management Studies- JainUniversity.Hereflectedonthetheme‘CinemaandCensorship’.Hespokeabouttheresponsibilitiesof censor board towards cinema certificationand was of the opinion that censor board should certify the movie not to ban or refuse to certify the movie for its content. The panel discussion was on the theme ‘Cinema and society’ and the panelists were Dr. Cheriyan alexander, Head of the

Englishdepartment, St. Joseph’sCollege,Mr.MarkRasquinhaandDr.ManuChakravarthy. ItwasdulymoderatedbyMr.JerrinChandan,Dept.ofEnglish,andSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege.Differentaspectsofsociety were addressed in relation to the movies.

Dr. etienne Rassendren, associate Professor graced the valedictory ceremony with his presence as the chief guest and shared his views on the theme of theworkshop.Mr.JerrinChandan,conveneroftheprogramme delivered the valedictory speech and thankedtheparticipants.

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DEPARtMENt OF KANNADAthE REPORt ON KANNADA RAJyOtSAvA CELEBRAtION on 30/11/2016, students and management of St. Joseph’s Evening College organized KannadaRajyotsava celebration. Dr. Baire Mangala Ramegowda and Mr. Kadabagere Muniraju was the chief guest of the occasion. Student fraternity welcomed the guest Miss Catherine performed “Bharatha Natyam”.The Head of Department Dr. Mathew gave a brief introduction of the chief guest. Fr. Maxim Dias, the PrincipalofSt. Joseph’sEveningCollege felicitatedthe guest.

Dr. Ramegowda addressed the gathering and expressed his joy towards the students interest in promoting Kannada language, he also expressed his friendship with the professor of the department and continued the history of Kannada, that Kannada is one of the ancient language and some college conduct their celebration without any vision towards the language Kannada and Tamil are equally hold high position in the literature. Therefore Kannadalanguageshouldgetallkindsofrespectand

position. He also stated that in job offering in the companies situated in Bangalore give no preference to Kannada language. Kannada history holds the high value and he introduced some of the epic literature and writings of Kannada and he conveyed tostudentsthatKannadaisoneofthemagnificentlanguage. easy to learn and he expressed his views on the recent Kaveri issues.

The prominent singer Mr. Muniraju spoke sometrickywordsandsynonymswordsofKannadaandsangandmadestudents toknowabout the ruralKannadalanguagebyhismagnificentsingingabilitieson folksongsof Kannada and grabbed everyone’s attention. Students were thrilled by listening to Mr. Muniraju unique style of Uttara Kannada and Mysore style songs he also sang one of the famous songof“KolikeRanga”writtenby“Kailasam”.Healso reminded the legendary singer C.ashwath by singing “Kannada Kadalige Hambaliside Mana”. The programme was filled with informative andentertainment subject. Students and the faculties rejoicedeverymomentofcelebration….

KANNADA GUESt LECtUREon 5th February, 2017 the Kannada Department of St. Joseph’s Evening College organised a guestlecture on ShoodraTapasvi.The speaker was Mr.Satyanarayan, a fantastic singer and a good friend of an amazing writer, Mr. Poornachandra Tejaswi. Mr. Thyagaraj, assistant Prof. of the Department of Kannada welcomed the gathering. Mr. Sathyanarayan proudly presented the works of Rashtra KaviKuvempu. He stated that Kuvempu started to write drama at the age of 25. Kuvempu holds a very high positioninthefieldofKannada literature.

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Kuvempu, Mr. Sathyanarayan explained the drama by sayingthatKuvempugaveimportanceofknowledgenot only to the Brahmins, also to the entire human race. The drama states that Kuvempu is not the hater of Brahmins, but he hated the principles, rules and regulations followed by them which degraded the other castes in the society. The session was ended with a discussion among the students and thespeaker.Prof.Thyagarajthankedthespeaker,Mr.Sathyanarayan for his valuable session.

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on February 23rd, 2017 the Kannada Sangha of St. Joseph’s Evening College inaugurated theintercollegiate cultural fest known as Karanji.Karanji means a fountain of talents. This fest was orgnaised to bring out the talents of the students of the language Kannada all over Bangalore. The Chief Guest of the inaugurationwas Fr.MaximDias SJ,Principal of St. Joseph’s EveningCollege. Fr. Jason,CampusMinisterofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollegeandtheVicePrincipal,Prof.JoyAlexpresidedovertheceremony. The teacher co-ordinators for the fest were Mr. Thyagaraj and Dr. Mathew. The posters of Karanji were unfurled by the dignitaries. This particular ceremony had a treat for the students. Thetreatwasaveeragaseperformance,afolkdanceofKarnatakawhichwasaptforthislinguisticfest.

The fest was conducted on 4th March, 2017. The festivities began with solo singing competition. The events that followed held a splendid cultural feel to the College. There were more than 10 colleges whichtookpartinthismarvellousfestivalculminatedwith the spirit of wining and participation. above all, celebrating the language, Kannada. The day ended

with a glorious valedictory ceremony. The Chief GuestwasMr.ViyasaRaofromthefieldofChithraShahitya and Dr. K. Krishnappa. The chief guests and Fr.MaximDiasSJ,PrincipalofSt. Joseph’sEveningCollegedistributedtheprizesandthecertificatesfor the winners of various events held by Karanji. The day ended by Prof. Thyagaraj, assistant Prof. of the Department of Kannada who gave the vote of thanksandtheentirefestcametoawonderfulendbyafolkdanceperformance.

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January 8, 2017 marked an important event inour college as the Tamil Department celebrated inter-college Tamil fest 2017 (Tamil Sanga Vizha). It was a two days programme. On 7th Januaryvarious literary events were conducted and on the 8th cultural events like solo singing, solo dance,group singing and group dance were held. a large number of students, both from our college and other colleges participated. our chief guests were Fr.XavierSJ andMrs.GraceletStanly,PrincipalofScared Heart girls First grade College. in their inaugural address they spokeabout thebeautyofevery culture and language. Tamil language is always young and expressive and is loved by all, which was visible by the participants of that day.

The crowd which had gathered was not only from Tamil background but also other languages. Mr.Surender(3rdB.Com)andMs.Jelsha(IIBA)theMCsoftheprogrammekeptusentertainedthroughoutthe day. everyone who came in was served sweet

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Pongal as a sign of celebration. The department had also arranged lunch. it was a time of being together and sharing joy irrespective of one’s language and culture.Theprogrammemarkeditsconclusionwiththe prize distribution and a word of appreciation for all those who were present.

DEPARtMENt OF hINDIJUNOON!-2017, EKUMANGJunnon!“JeethkichaathakajunoonJunnon!“Jeethki chaatha ka junoon chahiye. Ubaal ho jisse aisakhoonchahiye.AaJayegayahanaasmanbhizameenpar. Bas iradonme in jeeth ki junoon chahiye”.Junoon!exclaimspassion.Themostawaited inter-

classHindiFesthaditscomebackon22ndJanuary,2017.Thefestwasinauguratedon16thJanuary,2017.The extravaganza of celebrating ‘Hindi’ as a language and culture was carried on throughout the fest. The spinal cord of this entire fest was made strong only with the support of Principal, Fr. Maxim Dias SJand Dr. K.N. Sheshadri, HoD of the Department of Hindi. as light symbolizes a new beginning, the inauguration of the fest was started by lighting of the lamp, followed by a video presentation and the poster release of the fest.

There is no inauguration without a flash Mob!all the students, irrespective of language, came togetherandputupaFlashMobfilledwithenergyand enthusiasm, which made the crowd groove for itstunes.Fr.MaximDiasSJ,Dr.KNSeshadhriandProf.JoyAlex,VicePrincipalofSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege were also present during the inauguration ofthe fest.Onthateve,Fr.MaximDiasSJsharedhis thoughts and views on our National language, Hindi and also wished for the grand success of this celebration.The festcommencedon17th January,2017. only literary events were held during the firstfewdaysfrom4:00pmto5:00pm.Theeventsconducted were as follows: essay writing, poetry writing, pick and speak, debate, etc.These eventsdrew a lot of participants and also instilled the

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confusion in the mind of students as to who were the winnersfortheseevents.TheBigDay,22ndJanuary,2017 was awaited for a long time. This day was at its peakwiththemainstageeventslikesinging,dancing,and ethnic parade. These events not just won the hearts of many, but also brought the attention of the audience.Eventsliketreasurehunt,dumbcharades,moviev/sdialogue,anthakshariwerefilledwithfunand enthusiasm, and thus, the movement to describe ‘Hindi’ as a language culminated with a celebration of art and culture that was witnessed on this day.

The celebration continued till 8:00pm, with the involvement of St. Joseph’s Evening College’sfamily, the alumni, teachers, Principal and all the co-ordinators. ahead with the celebration of valedictory, this day was wound up by leaving lots of memoriesfilledwithjoy,funandlaughter.Thisfestnot only was a grand success, but also motivated the juniorstocomeupwithmanyversionsofJunoon!

DEPARtMENt OF FRENChFrench association - les Franc adventuristeson 20th January, 2017 conducted an inter-class fest,fiveeventslikeBottlepainting,Doodling,Sketching,MakingEiffelTower,memorytestwereorganized.

NATIONAL CONFERENCEThe Department of Business administration organised a National Conference on Saturday 11th March 2017 on the theme “innovations in Management and Strategies for Sustainable Business Development”.The conference objective was to bring all academics, researchers, practicing managers and students together to share their ideas and research findings, on Innovations inManagement and Strategies for Sustainable Business Development. above all, the conference intended to nurture and foster culture of research in various domains of management. The conference was held inStJoseph’sBoysHighSchoolauditoriumon11thMarch 2017, inauguration was scheduled at 9.45 am. The conference was inaugurated by Rev. Fr. AnthonyJosephS.J-Rector,St.Joseph’sInstitutions,Bangalore.

other dignitaries who were part of the inauguration included Dr. Nagaraj Sastry- executive Vice President,EquitasSmallFinanceBank,Rev.Fr.MaximDias.S.J-Principal,St.Joseph’sEveningCollegeK.T.Mayuranathan- Company Secretary in Practice, Dr. S. Kanthimathinathan- Chief Finance Manager, iTi LTD,Bangalore,Dr.Kanishka.K-Head,Departmentof Business administration.The conference spanned for a day with three technical sessions on various topics based on conference themes and one plenary session. The conference witnessed an overwhelming response, more than 350 delegates representing differentinstitutionsacrossKarnatakaparticipatedenthusiastically, 80 research papers were presented. The conference concluded with a valedictory ceremony. Best paper presenters were rewarded.

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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME OF ENTREPRENEURSHIPThe programme started with a silent prayer. Ms. Bhumika Jain from National EntrepreneurshipNetwork was invited as a guest to speak aboutthe various aspects of entrepreneurship. The programme was scheduled between 6:05 pm to 7:00pm.Ms.BhumikastartedwithaintroductionofNeN mentioning the functionality and objectives.

She pitched a question to the audience askingthem as to what is the most important thing for an entrepreneur, whether it is an idea or money. She ultimately concluded that idea is more important than money for an entrepreneur. Her presentation included a videodepicting the benefitsof E-Celloncampusandalsospokeaboutthesuccessstoryof top ten young entrepreneurs around the world. Nevertheless the outcome of the programme inspired many students. Some came forward to become a member/leader of entrepreneurship Cell in the Campus. The programme ended with a vote ofthanksproposedbyMr.Babun,Vicepresident,IIyear BBa.

VISIT OF BUSINESS EXHIBITION TO JAIN UNIVERSITY CMS CAMPUSManagement education plays a vital role in business environment.AtSt.Joseph’sEveningCollege,Deptof Business administration strives to nurture every student through various events. one of such programs is “Business exhibition visit” on 11 august 2016 (international Management Day) held atJainUniversity,CentreforManagementStudies,Bangalore.

There were about 21 students who actively tookpart fromIBBA, IIBBAand IIIBBM.At theexhibition centre, there were 8 teams competitively participated by proposing their business models representing various countries such as Sweden, South Africa, Srilanka, Taiwan, Mexico, Vietnam,Singapore and Newzealand. each exhibition counter briefed the details about social, cultural, economical, technological and political system of a given country.

Students were able togainknowledgeabout:

1. investor’s behaviour towards investing in commoditymarkets.

2. Perception of entrepreneurs towards challenges and issues.

3. Current global Business developments4. Religious and Cultural aspects5. Socio–Economicandpoliticalstatusofacountry6. Brief detail about FDi7. Modes of entry into Business8. RecenttrendsinMarketanditsimpacts

The students were not only the visitors but also actedasJudgesbyvotingthebestteamconsideringtheir presentation of the country. The participants in the competition were appreciable as their efforts to theworkwere exceptional.Through this visit,the students got an opportunity to gain depth knowledge in business era. It was a platform tosharpentheirskillsandacademics.

Seminar was to develop a habit of mind and intellect on how to reason rigorously, express ideas in a compelling way and, above all, to emphasize on the significantroleofSocialSciencesincritiquingsocietyand visualizing alternative futures in a challenging and transforming globalized world.

TheSeminaralsoenvisionedfindingwaysandmeansto draw students into the Social Science stream and to arrest its declining trend. The grand design of the Seminar was to highlight the perception that the reasons attributed for the decline of Social Sciences was also due to the a) Silence of Civil Society b) Neglect of Social Scientists by the media and

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St. Joseph’s Evening College organized a one day National Seminar on the “Decline of Social Sciences–TrendorMyth”on20thMarch2017atFaberHallSt.JosephsBoysHighSchool,Bangalore.The Seminar attracted an overwhelming response from scholars and practitioners in the germane area. More than 25 academicians, practitioners and policy-makers from Karnataka, Kerala andTamilNadu participated and presented research papers which were followed by intensive deliberation and discourse. in addition, more than 120 faculty members and students from 13 colleges, members representing the government and activists from various Ngo’s attended and progressed through this academic engagement.Ithasbeenawell-knownfactthatSocialSciencesconfront a relentless challenge due to lack offinancial aid, threatening economic climate,technological gadgetry and stereotype influence/impact on the student community. in addition, these beliefs required serious introspection, analysis, reflectionandresearch.Thefocusoftheorganized

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c) Failing tomake Social Sciences as theMarketDetector.

The ‘inaugural Session’ of the Seminar was followed by the Keynote address delivered by Prof. Valerian Rodrigues Centre for Political studies in the School of Sciences (Retd.) Jawaharlal Nehru UniversityNew Delhi. He stated the concerns that have led to theprofoundquestioningof theknowledgeofSocial Sciences. He recommended the reordering ofSocialScienceknowledgewhichwouldalsomeanreordering the world. The Seminar was structured under the rubrics of three technical sessions. The firsttechnicalsessionwaschairedbyDr.Somaiaha,St. Joseph’s College Bangalore. The resourcepersons were Dr. SakthivelAnnamalai UniversityandDr.Subahashini,St.Joseph’sCollegeBangalore.This session attempted to explore revitalizing social sciences and understanding the realities of the Decline of Social Sciences.

The second technical Session was chaired by Dr. JeevanKumarProfessorofPoliticalScience(Retd.)Bangalore University. This session consisted of paper presentations from practitioners and research scholars. it endeavored to discover the theoretical and philosophical aspects of the Decline of Social Sciences. The third technical Session was chaired by Prof RlM Patil Professor of Political Science (Retd.) Bangalore University. The resource person was Dr. JeevanKumarProfessorofPoliticalScience(Retd.)Bangalore University. This session attempted to focus on the causes that have led to the Crisis in Social Sciences. It emphasized on looking at thepost-truth of the Decline of Social Sciences.

The Valedictory address was delivered by Prof RlM Patil Professor of Political Science (Retd.) Bangalore University. Prof RlM Patil in his Valedictory address stated whether Social Sciences are on Decline in India.HeuncoveredthebedrockPrinciplesofthestudy of Social Sciences which in our times are presented with distorted versions. in hindsight the discourses revealed that the contemporary Decline of Social Sciences is less a crisis and more anopportunitytocreativelylookatthechallengessocial sciences is posed with in the post-modern and post-truth era. Nonetheless, seminal components contemporary challenges and predicaments of Social Sciences were explored in the above sessions under various themes.

The Epistemic engagements, defined by nuancedperspectives, opened up many productive lines of inquiry concerning the pertinent issues of discussions. The research papers presented enriched the academic engagements by drawing upon interdisciplinary frameworks. TheSeminar was sponsored by UgC and patronized by BangaloreJesuitEducationalSociety.Fr.AnthonyJosephSJRector,Fr.JasonSJSecretary&treasure,Fr.MaximDiasSJPrincipalwere theChiefPatronsof theSeminar.Dr.ChristopherHoskins as SeminarOrganizing Secretary,Prof.JaneD’SouzaasSeminarConvenerandProf.AlbertSmith as Seminar Convener put in tremendous effort to maketheSeminaragrandsuccess.

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Finally Free

Bondage, late and animosity,Borders, violence and jealousy.Thesearebut,fewofthevicesthatI’dliketoleaveLeave-behindme,beforeIcansayI’mfinallyfree.imagine how wonderful life would be,With not a fear in the world for you and me.We could go wherever we want, without passport scrutiny,We’d all enjoy peace and inter-religious harmony.No more wars, no more innocent people pleading for peace,Just love all around and endless happiness to saythe least.Unless there comes about a drastic change in mankind’sdepravity,Theforeseeablefuturelooksratherbleak.Hopefully,somedaywhenyouaskme,ifIfeelfree,myreplywouldbe“I’mfinallyfree”.Although,“finallyfree”isnotwhatIwouldtrulyliketo feel, unfortunately with a heavy heart i can’t disagree, that the feeling i crave shall remain but a dream.

Dominic Roshan K. LIBAJPS

When slowly i started evolving,The warmth and comfort made me happy.The pale face of the women now turned to be happywith a wide victory smile and glowing eyes.But when the time came, and they realize who i’m.The celebration of happiness was soon shattered,andtheydecidetofinally‘setmefree’.i see my mother from the heaven.Shedding tears for dear me.IaskedGod,“whythistragedy?”He replies, “My daughter, you’re free”He showed the glimpse of life on earththat is when i realize“The life on earth is just a prey,

my parents wanted to set me free”

Background: The poem is written in order todescribe the various problems which a girl faces even before entering the world and after entering the world.

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is there any freedom than in deathof thoughts, hope, of you and methisinfinityandbeyond?in this never ending carousel, can you remember the reason, the meaningyoupartakeinthismadnessor is it beyond your new blinded eyes ?Round and Rough, curved and straighteach own carousel spinning away to death.Freedom!Tasteslikeblissintheairsoundslikethelureofsirensmoreliketheimaginesheaventhat you built in the airlikefirefliesitteases;intotheembraceofDeath.ThattemptslikethegravebeyondCan you escape this carousel, these invisible chain to go beyond,beyondthefinalandendtobefinallyfree?or so i would have freted,Ifdrunkontheambrosiaoffreedom.Aseachdropofinkcagesmywordsinto beyond, that beyond i may not,See but wish upon,Iwishforitthesweetkissoffreedomofbeyondinfinity,to bleed or else while escaping.

By Vibhuthi .Vii Ma english

If woman ruled the world

The role of men and woman has been somewhat defined since ancient time. Since times immemorial, male have been given more important because various factors such as building of

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civilizations ,hunting ,getting food as well as other explorations over ages .on the other hand ,the subtle contribution of woman in fostering culture amongst other things has not been appreciated enough.Howver like everything has to give awayto new ,even old perceptions and structure have to give a way to new ones. Women have started to show that they are as capable as men and even thoughalargechunkofmalepopulationcontinuesto be the bread winner of the household, women do seem to be matching them steadily.

Woman are capable as men but the trend that followsisthatmenalwaystaketheinitiativeinanytaskthatisoutsidethefourwallsofthehouse.Thequestion here is what if woman ruled the world. as stated earlier, women are as capable as men in general there would be no much different in today’s world except one. There would have been lesser wars. Women are emotionally stronger than men but physically nurture hasmadewomenweak ascompared to men.

Now if women constituted of all the armed forces war would have been less because women would not have been capable of fighting continually fordays on end. The world would be a better place to livein.Asamatterofjoke,itissaidthatifawomenruled the world there would be no wars just a bunch of countries jealous of each other. Whatever thejokebethetruthisthattheworldwouldturnto be peaceful if women were the rulers.

Since women are softer at heart than men it would becomedifficult for them togiveharsh judgmentto criminals for their offences. But this fact can easily be avoided because with women ruling the world the crime rate would also be less because women cannot commit crimes at such larger scale beingemotionallyweakandbeingpolitebynature.if women ruled the world obviously is responsible of the household activities. The result would be that the task would have been simpler because beingphysically strong; completing the household taskwould be easier for them as compared to women. With men ruling the house thus the house will becomeabetterplacetolive in.Thinkingaboutadaywhenwomenwillruletheworldislikethinkingliving in an altogether different planet. However there is one strange truth to things that men desire power to hang on it where as women do not wish

tohaveitsomuchthattheycanmakethemletitgo of it.

Yesskepticscanviewthiswithpinchofsaltbutthisphenomenon may arise sometimes in future and if the world does would never be the same again.

SUMAN .MIIBA(JPS)

Kalidasa the connoisseur of Nature & Beauty

MaN by nature is a lover of Nature, as he was created in a beautiful garden. That is the reason why he turn to nature (wherever it is allowed to be green) for peace and happiness . Mother Nature exhibit her splendour in various seasons in a variety of ways.

Kalidasa picturises the seasons wonderfully in his own unique style. according to him, there are six reasons in the following order:

GRISMA ( Summer )

May–June June–July

VARSHA ( Rains )

July–August Aug–Sept.

SARAT ( Autumn )

Sept–Oct. oct - Nov.

HEMANTA (Biting Cold season) (Frosts)

Nov.–Dec.Dec.-Jan

SIRISA (Winter)

Jan-Feb. Feb - Mar.

VASANTA ( Spring )

Mar - apr.apr - May

He describes in detail, how each season affects the Flora and Fauna and also Human beings in particular.

a glimpse of his descriptions is enumerated:

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GRISMA (Summer) : as per the poet, desire run slowly in the scorching summer . animals exhausted in the heat forgetattackingotheronesremain silent in their company.

Antelopeschasedarkcloudswithparchingthroatsassuming availability of water in that direction. a snakecreepshissing,findshelterunderapeacock’sshade. a frog sits under the hood of a venomous cobra that is weary in exhaustion.

lovely ladies with beads of sweat, remove their heavy dresses , rub the bodies with liquid sandal paste . Wear very thin sarees and go to sleep on the terraces in the night.

The moon watching them throughout the night become pale in the morning by guilt and shame.

Next morning the young ladies go to the river Saraju to cool their bodies. They remove their ornaments, includingflowersfromtheirhairandtakebath.

The King Kusa on a boat during his morning trip notices the delicate damsels, drop himself into the water, hurriedly reach them and start playing water sports with them ( so much for the Divine Rights of the Kings).

VARSHA (Rains) : Nature smile in the season of rains with lightening and thunder. young people heartily welcome the change with amorous thoughts of happiness. grass on the earth shine brilliantly as emeralds. Peacock dance delightfully . Riversrush speedily to mingle into the ocean . Breeze carryfragranceofflowerscooledbytheraindrops.Unmarried ladies adorn their bosoms with nets of pearlsanddrapewithsoftandsilksarees.

SARAT (Autumn) : Kasa flowers blooms ;lotuses show their blossomed beauty ; sounds of wildgeeseresemblingtheankletbellsoftheladies;ripenedgrainskeepbending likeabeautifulbride.Charminglakesadornedwithlotusesandliliesglowbrightly. Theearth looks likea luscious ladywithstars her ornaments, her charming face the moon and moonlight her dress.

HEMANTA (Biting Cold season): Flowers of fragrance bloom; fresh leaves and buds are seen on the trees. Paddies are ripened . Deer move in group around the paddy fields;melodious soundsof the birds are heard. Creepers tremble in the coldliketheladiesinseparationoftheirspouses.Luckyoneslookattheirforminthenextmorningand blush.

SIRISA (Winter) : People wrap themselves in warmclothingandstaynearbythefire. Theygofor unlimitedhot drinks, remain together to savethemselves from the chillness ; spend more time indoors. Noise of the birds, blooming of the genda flowers in yellow colour is seen. Ladies adorntheirshininghairwithbunchoffragrantflowerstoattract their paramours.

VASANTA (Spring) : in this season, the entire surrounds get enchanted. Happiness prevail every where.Swayingofthemangoandasokatreeswithnewleaves.Thesweetsongsofcuckoos,thebeesdrinkinghoneyfromtheblossomedflowerscreatestender feelings in the minds of maidens. Palasa flowers appear like anewlyweddedwifewearingred colour saree. Spring acts as a warrior and hurt the lovelorn people.

iN CoNClUSioN , KaliDaSa was born in Ujjaini in Madhya Pradesh about one thousand six hundred years ago and was patronized by the King Chandra GuptaMauryaII.Hewroteinclassicalsanskirtandlater years it was translated by others into different languages.

Hisavailableworksareonlyseven,ie.,threeplays,viz.,MalavikaandAgnimitra (Adramaof loveandpalace intrigue), Vikramorvasiyam (Urvasi theApsarawon byValour) andAbhijnana Sakuntalam(TherecognitionofSakuntala).

Three longer lyrical poems , namely, Rtusamharam (gathering of the seasons), Kumara Sambavam ( The birth of Kumara), Meghadutam ( Cloud Messenger) and one incomplete epic, Raghuvamsam (The Raghu’s Dynasty) .

Despite the less number of works, he wasappreciatedforhisdeepknowledgeofallsubjectsof the world which could be found in his writings, especially in Raghuvamsam.

other famous poets and writers are full of praises for Kalidasa’sskilfulnarrationandtalenteddescriptions.Jayadeva,amedievalgreatlyricpoethailedKalidasaasaMasterofPoets(KavikulaGuru).BanaBhattaarenowned writer praised Kalidasa’s verses as honey filledclustersofflowers.

Finally, to state, Kalidasa was an excellent playwright, enchanting lyric poet and an extraordinary epic writer. Hence, reputed scholars rightly called him, “THe iNDiaN SHaKeSPeaRe. “ M.VELU

old StudentDt:9thJune2017 (1973-78Batch)

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hUMAN tRAFFICKING

india is also a destination for women and girls from Nepal and Bangladesh trafficked for the purposeofsexualexploitation.Indianwomenaretraffickedto the Middle east for sexual exploitation. Human traffickinginIndiaresultsinwomensufferingfromboth mental and physical issues. Mental issues include disorders such as PTSD, depression and anxiety.

The lack of control women have in traffickingincreases their risk of suffering from mentaldisorders.Womenwhoare forced into traffickingare at a higher risk forHIV,TB and other STD’s.The government of India penalizes traffickingfor commercial sexual exploitation through the immoral trafficking prevention act (ITPA), India’sefforts toprotect victimsof trafficking vary fromstate to state but remains inadequate in many places. Some states provide services to victims of bonded labour, but non-governmental organisations provide the majority of protection services to these victims. Andhra Pradesh tops in human trafficking cases.Herethestateisstillthehubofsextrafficking.ThehumantraffickingrackethaslinkstoGulfcountries,Mumbai and other places within the country.

in andhra Pradesh 22 women go missing every day.The issueof traffickingwithin its border.Thedistrict of anantapur is one of the four districts in the Rayalaseema region in the state of andhra Pradesh and the largest in terms of area in the state. Rayalaseemaishistoricallyknownasthe(striking)ground of women while physical and sexual abuse were understandably the most frequently reported experiences, they are inductive of the multiple human rights violations they were subjected to, including the deprivation of their rights to liberty and freedom of movement, dignity and bodily integrity.

it was on the 18th of November, an evening when SJEChadconductedaprogrammeonHumanRights.

SJECfocusesnot justonthesyllabus,butalsoonthe ethical and intellectual ways of education.

Mr. Manohara, a social activist, began with an introduction to ‘what is human rights?’, and had an interactive session on the same. The students responded to this activity with great enthusiasm. Post this activity, Mr. Manohara enlightened the audience about the in-depth details on ‘human rights’, which gave the students a clear image about which sector, gender, and class human rights generally dealt with.

The session continued with a lot of questioning, some of them were, ‘Why do some children lose their rights while still in the womb?’ and what followed next was ‘Why do some children lose their dignity only because of their gender?’

Mr. Manohara concluded his session discussing about why most people prefer to have a ‘female’ mother and wife, but not a daughter.

ThenextpersontotakethestagewasMrs.GeethaMenon.

Mrs. Menon started the session by playing a documentary on ‘prostitution’ and how many of the women in the documentary were forced into the trade. The documentary shared information on the lifeofwhatthepeoplecall—‘sexworkers’.

There were also interviews that revealed that the women in the trade did not have a place to live,

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werebeing ill treated,workmorethanwhat they could do to bring more money, or be punished for failing to do so.

if the women rejected to trade themselves, they would be raped by 5 to 10 men simultaneously. The women would not only be sexually harassed, but wouldalsobephysicallyabusedaswell, likebeingburnt, beaten, tortured, etc. The women did not receive enough medical attention when required.

The documentary also revealed how women and girls landed up in such a trade.

Primary reasons were poverty, being orphaned, promised false jobs, being ill treated at home, being cheated in the name of marriage and then sold, daughters regarded as a burden who were sold, and many more.

The documentary unveiled few indigestible facts

andhra Pradesh is the largest supplier of girls •in india

Humantrafficking isthethird largestbusiness•in the world today

The younger the girl, higher the price•

Bars are a prime place for business•

Mrs.Menonnowdefinedthetruemeaningoftheterm‘HumanTrafficking”,whichis‘thepurchaseorsale of women’. Mrs. Menon questioned the current patriarchal system in our society, which has to bebrokendownby its victims—thewomen—because they understand the pain and there will be no one better to voice out their opinion.

in a nation where our land is often referred to as ‘Mother’, we stand in a situation where most of the women are robbed off their dignity. The only reason — to prove the superiority of the male gender. Mrs. Menon stresses on those moments when a person is robbed off their dignity, be it a boy or a girl, it is as good as life being stripped off them. all this is happening in the name of gender.

Mrs. Menon then narrated stories of how she, along with her team rescued women from this horrifictradeandfoughtagainst injusticethattherescued victims went through. Human traffickinghas snatched women off their freedom, because of which many victims of rape and other injustice fear toseekjustice.

She then concluded the speech by answering a few questions:

Q:Whoisresponsibleforhumantrafficking?

a: We are responsible, simply by being ignorant, choosing to be quiet, using the business, or buying sellingporn.All thiscanbestoppedbytaking theright measures.

Q:Whydopeopletraffichumans?

a: Money is the primary reason and of course, constant demand for young girls and women.

Q: How can the demand for young girls and women be stopped?

A:Educatingpeople,enlightenmentolookatwomenas equals from childhood, and allowing both, men andwomentoliveequallyandasdignifiedhumanbeings.

Q: How can we rescue women trapped in such a business?

a: young, enthusiastic, and socially concerned people canjoinorganisationswhoworktorescuewomenin the trade. also we encourage people to report humantraffickingtoauthorities.

Q:Whatarethechangeswecanmaketofacethecurrent situation?

a: The most effective change would be to love and adore a girl child, and treat both, men and women equally.

Department of Sociology

RESULtS

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ST. JOSEPH’S EVENING COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)RESULTS - OCTOBER 2016

I SEM B.COMSubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 60 38 0 12 11 15 22 63

Hindi 39 31 0 11 9 11 8 79

Kannada 79 63 5 21 18 19 16 80

Tamil 10 9 2 6 0 1 1 90

english 191 125 0 7 40 78 66 65

Financial accounting 185 118 14 37 32 35 67 64

Principles of Marketing

191 122 2 19 33 68 69 64

Management Process 188 133 2 38 43 50 55 71

Corporate administration

190 87 2 14 30 41 103 46

French 189 154 6 52 41 55 35 81

indian Constitution & Human Rights

188 146 1 42 51 52 42 78

oVeRall 191 60 2 19 33 6 131 31

I SEM BBMSubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 22 17 0 3 8 6 5 77Hindi 16 14 1 2 4 7 2 88Kannada 18 16 2 9 3 2 2 89english 57 41 0 6 12 23 16 72Business organization & environment

57 56 6 35 8 7 1 98

Fundamentals of acc. 57 52 11 24 7 10 5 91Management Process 57 52 3 15 16 18 5 91Computer Fundamentals & app in business

57 51 3 29 15 4 6 89

French 55 41 0 18 12 11 14 75enviromental Science & Public Health

57 54 0 13 28 13 3 95

oVeRall 57 32 0 20 11 1 25 56

119

I SEM BASubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 31 28 0 10 11 7 3 90Hindi 6 4 1 0 2 1 2 67Kannada 20 13 0 7 1 5 7 65Tamil 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 100english 59 47 0 13 18 16 12 80History 24 17 0 3 9 5 7 71economics 24 16 1 6 3 6 8 67Political Science 36 31 0 13 10 8 5 86Journalism 36 26 1 9 4 12 10 72Sociology 13 11 0 8 2 1 2 85Psychology 22 12 0 4 3 5 10 55optional english 22 16 0 3 3 10 6 73French 59 44 3 18 12 11 15 75

Computer Fundamentals

59 44 5 16 13 10 15 75

HeP oVeRall 24 7 0 4 3 0 17 29

EJPOVERALL 22 11 0 7 4 0 11 50

JPSOVERALL 14 6 0 5 1 0 8 43

Ba oVeRall 60 24 0 16 8 0 36 40

I SEM BCASubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 14 12 0 6 4 2 2 86Hindi 15 13 1 7 3 2 2 87Kannada 23 18 1 1 5 11 5 78Tamil 5 5 0 3 2 0 0 100english 58 50 0 21 26 3 8 86Probability & Statistics

58 50 10 16 10 14 8 86

Mathematical Found for CS

56 54 10 15 12 17 2 96

Programming in C 57 52 13 15 19 5 5 91Comp. Fund. & Dig. elect.

58 56 25 20 5 6 2 97

French 57 54 4 21 15 14 3 95enviromental Science & Public Health

58 50 0 13 24 13 8 86

oVeRall 58 46 4 28 12 2 12 79

120

III SEM B.COMSubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 43 40 0 21 8 11 3 93Hindi 23 23 0 8 12 3 0 100Kannada 88 56 0 12 13 31 32 64Tamil 8 8 0 5 2 1 0 100english 165 152 0 12 72 68 13 92Corporate accounting

161 111 2 19 23 67 50 69

Principles of Marketing

164 108 0 24 24 60 56 66

B.law & operations 163 149 19 68 40 22 14 91QaBD 163 138 40 51 27 20 25 85Corporate image Management

164 161 14 69 48 30 3 98

oVeRall 165 80 0 41 33 6 85 48

III SEM B.B.M.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

international Business

42 31 0 6 9 16 11 74

Business Communication

44 43 0 28 13 2 1 98

Corporate accounting

43 38 4 7 8 19 5 88

H.R.M. 42 41 1 13 17 10 1 98Services Management 44 42 4 23 11 4 2 95Corporate administration

43 42 3 19 13 7 1 98

SoftSkillPersonalityDevelopment

44 41 0 12 21 8 3 93

oVeRall 44 30 1 14 13 2 14 68

III SEM B.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 20 19 0 14 4 1 1 95Hindi 10 9 0 4 4 1 1 90Kannada 29 13 0 3 1 9 16 45Tamil 4 4 2 2 0 0 0 100english 61 48 0 6 13 29 13 79History 35 28 1 10 7 10 7 80

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economics 35 24 0 8 4 12 11 69Political Science 61 54 0 32 12 10 7 89Sociology 28 26 0 16 8 2 2 93Journalism 28 26 4 11 8 3 2 93Peace Studies 63 59 0 18 23 18 4 94HeP oVeRall 35 14 0 5 8 1 21 40JPSOVERALL 28 28 1 25 2 0 0 100Ba oVeRall 63 42 1 30 10 1 21 67

III SEM BCASubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class ii Class Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 16 15 0 5 6 4 1 94Hindi 6 5 0 5 0 0 1 83Kannada 20 14 1 3 3 7 6 70Tamil 6 6 2 3 1 0 0 100english 49 37 0 3 14 20 12 76ooPS using C++ 49 31 8 8 6 9 18 63Visual Programming 49 40 1 8 12 19 9 82DBMS 48 42 12 20 7 3 6 88Software engineering 49 41 2 15 10 14 8 84oracle 49 45 3 29 8 5 4 92oVeRall 49 21 3 14 4 0 28 43

V SEM B.COMSubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class ii Class Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Cost accounting 147 142 19 62 41 20 5 97entrepreneurial Devept.

148 140 4 37 59 40 8 95

income Tax 149 147 22 74 33 18 2 99Business Regulations 149 147 14 76 42 15 2 99advanced accounting

65 61 7 21 20 13 4 94

Consumer Behaviour 41 34 0 8 20 6 7 83Strategic HRM 43 39 0 5 20 14 4 91Brand Management 41 40 4 21 13 2 1 98Business Taxation 65 63 5 28 17 13 2 97Human Resource Development

43 43 0 21 13 9 0 100

oVeRall 149 128 5 68 47 8 21 86

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V SEM BBM

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

entrepreneurial Development

40 40 1 33 4 2 0 100

FinancialMark.&Services

40 32 2 10 8 12 8 80

Retailing & Cust.Mgmt.

40 35 1 12 13 9 5 88

Management accounting

40 38 0 16 9 13 2 95

international Fin.Mgmt.

40 39 2 27 7 3 1 98

Strategic Management

40 40 4 25 7 4 0 100

oVeRall 40 31 0 20 9 2 9 78

V SEM BA

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

Distinction i Class ii Class Pass Class

Fail Pass %

History 46 41 3 17 10 11 5 89

economics 46 44 2 24 12 6 2 96

Political Science 88 85 1 43 27 14 3 97

Sociology 42 42 0 20 14 8 0 100

Journalism 42 34 0 6 5 23 8 81

HeP overall 23 19 1 11 7 0 4 83

JPSOverall 21 14 0 5 8 1 7 67

Ba oVeRall 44 33 1 16 15 1 11 75

V SEM BCASubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class ii Class Pass Class

Fail Pass %

JAVAProgramming 24 24 5 11 3 5 0 100Multimedia Technology

24 24 5 16 3 0 0 100

Comp. org & archi 24 24 9 13 1 1 0 100ComputerNetworkii

24 24 4 7 7 6 0 100

BCa oVeRall 24 24 6 17 1 0 0 100

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I SEM M.COM

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

Distinction i Class ii Class Pass Class

Fail Pass %

organizational Behaviour

36 34 1 23 7 3 2 94

Monetary System 36 35 4 30 1 0 1 97international Business

36 34 3 26 4 1 2 94

Business Research Methods

36 33 2 22 7 2 3 92

information Systems for Com.

36 35 0 25 8 2 1 97

HRM 36 35 1 24 7 3 1 97Personal growth & Value System

36 35 0 26 7 2 1 97

oVeRall 36 33 0 27 6 0 3 92

I SEM M.A.

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

Distinction i Class ii Class Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Theatre Studies 13 13 1 12 0 0 0 100Creative Writing 13 13 9 4 0 0 0 100indian lit. in english i 13 13 0 10 2 1 0 100Reading & Writing 13 13 0 8 5 0 0 100european Classics Revisited

13 13 0 5 8 0 0 100

British literature 13 13 0 8 3 2 0 100oVeRall 13 13 0 10 3 0 0 100oVeRall 36 33 0 27 6 0 3 92

III SEM M.ComSubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

international Business

28 28 4 24 0 0 0 100

B. ethics & Corp.gover.

28 28 2 24 2 0 0 100

accounting for M.Decisions

28 28 0 26 2 0 0 100

Strategic Cost Mgmt ii 28 28 1 21 5 1 0 100

oVeRall 28 28 1 25 2 0 0 100

oVeRall 27 27 5 21 1 0 0 100

124

III SEM M.A.

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Theatre Studies 10 10 0 6 4 0 0 100

Teaching Practice 12 12 0 5 6 1 0 100

linguistics 11 11 0 6 3 2 0 100

Dalit Studies 11 11 0 5 6 0 0 100

Post Colonial Studies

11 10 0 4 3 3 1 91

literary Theory approaches

11 11 0 4 4 3 0 100

Modernism 12 12 0 6 4 2 0 100

oVeRall 12 9 0 3 6 0 3 75

RESULT STATISTICS : OCTOBER 2016COURSEWISE

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

i st Class iind Class

Pass Class

Fail % of Pass

i SeM B.CoM 191 60 21 33 6 131 31

i SeM B.B.M. 57 32 20 11 1 25 56

i SeM B.a. 60 24 16 8 0 36 40

i SeM B.C.a. 58 46 32 12 2 12 79

i SeM M.CoM 36 33 27 6 0 3 92

i SeM M.a. 13 13 10 3 0 0 100

iii SeM B.CoM

165 80 41 33 6 85 48

iii SeM B.B.M. 44 30 15 13 2 14 68

iii SeM B.a. 63 42 31 10 1 21 67

iii SeM B.C.a. 49 21 17 4 0 28 43

iii SeM M.CoM

28 28 26 2 0 0 100

iii SeM M.a. 12 9 3 6 0 3 75

V SeM B.CoM

149 128 73 47 8 21 86

V SeM B.B.M. 40 31 20 9 2 9 78

V SeM B.a. 44 33 17 15 1 11 75

V SeM B.C.a. 24 24 23 1 0 0 100

125

III SEM M.A.

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Theatre Studies 10 10 0 6 4 0 0 100

Teaching Practice 12 12 0 5 6 1 0 100

linguistics 11 11 0 6 3 2 0 100

Dalit Studies 11 11 0 5 6 0 0 100

Post Colonial Studies

11 10 0 4 3 3 1 91

literary Theory approaches

11 11 0 4 4 3 0 100

Modernism 12 12 0 6 4 2 0 100

oVeRall 12 9 0 3 6 0 3 75

RESULT STATISTICS : OCTOBER 2016COURSEWISE

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

i st Class iind Class

Pass Class

Fail % of Pass

i SeM B.CoM 191 60 21 33 6 131 31

i SeM B.B.M. 57 32 20 11 1 25 56

i SeM B.a. 60 24 16 8 0 36 40

i SeM B.C.a. 58 46 32 12 2 12 79

i SeM M.CoM 36 33 27 6 0 3 92

i SeM M.a. 13 13 10 3 0 0 100

iii SeM B.CoM

165 80 41 33 6 85 48

iii SeM B.B.M. 44 30 15 13 2 14 68

iii SeM B.a. 63 42 31 10 1 21 67

iii SeM B.C.a. 49 21 17 4 0 28 43

iii SeM M.CoM

28 28 26 2 0 0 100

iii SeM M.a. 12 9 3 6 0 3 75

V SeM B.CoM

149 128 73 47 8 21 86

V SeM B.B.M. 40 31 20 9 2 9 78

V SeM B.a. 44 33 17 15 1 11 75

V SeM B.C.a. 24 24 23 1 0 0 100

TOPPERS : APRIL 2016II Sem B.Com

Reg. No. Name Subject Result15SJE316 DiVya BHaRaTHi P ae 22 56 78 PaSS

15SJE129 TeNZiN SiNgey HiN 22 52 74 PaSS

15SJE165 MaRy i KaN 25 60 85 PaSS

15SJE379 NAVEENRAJAV TaM 21 59 80 PaSS

15SJE175 PReeTHiKa V eNgliSH 19 44 63 PaSS

15SJE123 SHaiK MUHaMMeD MoHSiN Z FiNaNCial aCCoUNTiNg ii 28 68 96 PaSS

15SJE129 TeNZiN SiNgey i.F.S. 27 60 87 PaSS

15SJE342 SUNILJ BUSiNeSS MaTHS 29 66 95 PaSS

15SJE354 HaRSHiTHa SiNgH e.BUSiNeSS & aCCoUNTiNg 29 64 93 PaSS

15SJE368 SWeTHa K FReNCH 27 65 92 PaSS

15SJE165 MaRy i eNV.SCi & PUBliC HealTH 20 52 72 PaSS

15SJE129 TeNZiN SiNgey geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 82.13

II Sem B.ComReg. No. Name Subject Result15SJE803 ROHINJOHNSON ae 18 52 70 PaSS

15SJE810 aMy HSiUNg HiN 24 54 78 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC KaN 26 65 91 PaSS

15SJE818 MoHaMMeD MeHRaN eNgliSH 20 47 67 PaSS

15SJE818 MoHaMMeD MeHRaN QUaNTiTaTiVe MeTHoDS FoR BUSiNeSS

27 63 90 PaSS

15SJE818 MoHaMMeD MeHRaN FiNaNCial aCCoUNTiNg 26 68 94 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC oRgaNiZaTioNal BeHaVioUR

27 44 71 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC BUSiNeSS oRgaNiZaTioN & eNViRoNMeNT

28 54 82 PaSS

15SJE818 MoHaMMeD MeHRaN FReNCH 26 65 91 PaSS

15SJE838 SHASHIDHARJ iNDiaN CoNSTiTUTioN & HUMaN RigHTS

24 54 78 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 79.13

II Sem B.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result15SJE709 SaURaBH S NaiR ae 21 54 75 PaSS

15SJE717 MoNiCa KeNNeDy SUZaNa eNgliSH 19 48 67 PaSS

15SJE520 MaRia RoSeliNe HiSToRy 27 58 85 PaSS

15SJE515 HaRSHiTHa g eCoNoMiCS 27 46 73 PaSS

15SJE520 MaRia RoSeliNe eCoNoMiCS 23 50 73 PaSS

15SJE717 MoNiCa KeNNeDy SUZaNa PoliTiCal SCieNCe 22 58 80 PaSS

126

15SJE733 JOSEPHJELSOSOPHIAT SoCiology 23 50 73 PaSS

15SJE733 JOSEPHJELSOSOPHIAT JOURNALISM 26 60 86 PaSS

15SJE724 JENITHAJBUTHELLO FReNCH 30 62 92 PaSS

15SJE701 eliZaBeTH HoWell eNV. STUDieS & PUB. HealTH 18 46 64 PaSS

15SJE520 MaRia RoSeliNe geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy [HeP] 73.29

15SJE733 JOSEPHJELSOSOPHIAT GENERALPROFICIENCY[JPS] 76.29

II Sem B.A.

Reg. No. Name Subject Result

15SJE902 ANANTHIRUDAYARAJ ae 21 51 72 PaSS

15SJE918 RAJURAM HiN 23 61 84 PaSS

15SJE944 PaViTHRa S KaN 28 50 78 PaSS

15SJE938 MagiMaiDaS P TaM 22 64 86 PaSS

15SJE902 ANANTHIRUDAYARAJ eNgliSH 21 45 66 PaSS

15SJE935 ViDya V eNgliSH 20 46 66 PaSS

15SJE938 MagiMaiDaS P DaTa STRUCTURe USiNg C 27 59 86 PaSS

15SJE937 ayyaPPa S MiCoRPRoCeSSoR 30 65 95 PaSS

15SJE938 MagiMaiDaS P MiCoRPRoCeSSoR 26 69 95 PaSS

15SJE923 AJAMES oPeRaTiNg SySTeM 29 67 96 PaSS

15SJE909 SaMa CoMPUTeR oRieNTeD NUMeRiCal MeTHoDS

24 65 89 PaSS

15SJE909 SaMa FReNCH 25 52 77 PaSS

15SJE909 SaMa i.C. & H.R. 19 48 67 PaSS

15SJE913 aSMa M H i.C. & H.R. 19 48 67 PaSS

15SJE937 ayyaPPa S geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 79.5

II Sem M.Com

Reg. No. Name Subject Result

15SJEM018 PRUSHoTH KUMaR R HUMaN ReSoURCe MgMT. 27 57 84 PaSS

15SJEM012 MeeNa N aDVaNCeD FiN. MgMT. 29 66 95 PaSS

15SJEM012 MeeNa N e CoMMeRCe 25 58 83 PaSS

15SJEM006 gRaCy CHRiSTiNa a BUSiNeSS eNViRoNMeNT 27 58 85 PaSS

15SJEM012 MeeNa N oPeRaTioNS ReSeaRCH & QUaNTi. TeCH

28 68 96 PaSS

15SJEM025 gUPTa KoMal SHRiKaNT oPeRaTioNS ReSeaRCH & QUaNTi. TeCH

30 66 96 PaSS

15SJEM012 MeeNa N geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 86.8

127

II Sem M.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a BRiSTiSH liTeRaTURe - ii 23 47 70 PaSS

15SJEE060 ViBHUTHi ViSWaNaTHaN BRiSTiSH liTeRaTURe - ii 20 50 70 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a liTeRaRy CRiTi & CRiTiCal ReaDiNg - ii

23 49 72 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a iNDiaN liT. iN eNgliSH ii 24 50 74 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a CoMMU eNgliSH ii 24 53 77 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a eURoPeaN ClaSSiCS ReViSiTeD ii

23 46 69 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a ReSeaRCH MeTHoDology ii 23 52 75 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a eNgliSH TeaCHiNg PRaCTiCe PaPeR ii

21 49 70 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 72.43

IV Sem B.ComReg. No. Name Subject Result14SJE311 SUSaN D ae 29 33 62 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS HiN 42 38 80 PaSS

14SJE145 BiNDU S KaN 42 48 90 PaSS

14SJE405 SUPRiya R TaM 39 46 85 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS eNgliSH 40 32 72 PaSS

14SJE403 MaRy DiVya aDV. CoRP. aCCoUNTiNg ii 40 45 85 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS SToCK & CoMMoDiTy MaRKeTS

44 43 87 PaSS

14SJE403 MaRy DiVya FiNaNCial MaNageMeNT 46 48 94 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS QUaNTiTaTiVe aNalySiS FoR B.DeCiSioNS

49 50 99 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 85

IV Sem B.B.M.Reg. No. Name Subject Result14SJE855 SANTOSHRAJB P.o.M. 42 42 84 PaSS

14SJE855 SANTOSHRAJB CoST aCCoUNTiNg 43 40 83 PaSS

14SJE835 gayaTHRi R MaRKeTiNg MaNageMeNT 44 40 84 PaSS

14SJE854 SaNTHoSH KUMaR K FiNaNCial MaNageMeNT 45 49 94 PaSS

14SJE854 SaNTHoSH KUMaR K BUSiNeSS laW 44 37 81 PaSS

14SJE854 SaNTHoSH KUMaR K CoMP.FUND. & aP.iN.BUS. 46 45 91 PaSS

14SJE854 SaNTHoSH KUMaR K geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 85.33

128

IV Sem B.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result14SJE707 SaMUel DaViD ae 36 32 68 PaSS

14SJE710 elViS MiCHael aNTHoNy HiN 39 36 75 PaSS

14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI KaN 48 43 91 PaSS

13SJE541 CHRiSTHU aRaSU S TaM 34 36 70 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C eNgliSH 33 31 64 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C HiSToRy 44 40 84 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C eCoNoMiCS 46 45 91 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C PoliTiCal SCieNCe 44 37 81 PaSS

14SJE726 SaRVaNi P SoCiology 34 33 67 PaSS

14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI JOURNALISM 34 32 66 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy [HeP] 81.2

14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI GENERALPROFICIENCY[JPS] 69.6

IV Sem B.C.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result14SJE903 aSHWiN Noel a ae 30 28 58 PaSS

14SJE907 FaTHiMa BegUM M HiN 38 39 77 PaSS

14SJE924 MARYINFANCIAJ KaN 31 35 66 PaSS

14SJE930 JOHNPRAVINYESURAJM TaM 37 32 69 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a eNgliSH 28 31 59 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a UNiX 46 47 93 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a SySTeM PRogRaMMiNg 49 50 99 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a CoMPUTeR gRaPHiCS 49 49 98 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a CoMPUTeR NeTWoRKS i 49 48 97 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 86

IV Sem M.Com.Reg. No. Name Subject Result14SJEM003 CHaRleS eBeNeZeR K FiN. MaRKeTS 42 41 83 PaSS

14SJEM001 aNTHoNy DaSS S SeCURiTy aNalySiS & PoRT.MgMT.

48 40 88 PaSS

14SJEM027 SHeRWiN S KURi CoMMoDiTy MaRKeTS 47 37 84 PaSS

14SJEM027 SHeRWiN S KURi geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 82

129

VI Sem B.Com.Reg. No. Name Subject Result11SJE317 PeaRlCy SaM CoST MaNageMeNT 50 49 99 PaSS

11SJE317 PeaRlCy SaM PRiNCiPleS & PRaCTiCe oF aUDiNg

48 48 96 PaSS

11SJE317 PeaRlCy SaM iNCoMe TaX ii 49 49 98 PaSS

13SJE369 SaRaVaNa K MaNageMeNT aCCoUNTiNg

45 48 93 PaSS

11SJE317 PeaRlCy SaM iND.Reg./ MaR oF SeR/ CoR.FiN. Po

49 41 90 PaSS

13SJE400 SHyNi D lWSS / ReT.MgT. / Sa & PM 49 43 92 PaSS

11SJE317 PeaRlCy SaM geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 90.3

VI SEM B.B.M.Reg. No. Name Subject Result13SJE801 aRoCKia MaRy a PoRTFolio MaNageMeNT 41 41 82 PaSS

13SJE806 ilaVaRaSaN M iNCoMe TaX 45 46 91 PaSS

13SJE826 ReSHMa CoNSUMeR BeHaVioUR 45 47 92 PaSS

13SJE801 aRoCKia MaRy a laBoUR laWS 43 40 83 PaSS

13SJE806 ilaVaRaSaN M BUSiNeS ReSeaRCH MeTHoDology

47 44 91 PaSS

13SJE806 ilaVaRaSaN M geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 85.5

VI SEM B.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result13SJE501 ABDULJAVED HiSToRy Vii 42 41 83 PaSS

13SJE501 ABDULJAVED HiSToRy Viii 40 43 83 PaSS

13SJE501 ABDULJAVED eCoNoMiCS Vii 40 46 86 PaSS

13SJE501 ABDULJAVED eCoNoMiCS Viii 42 43 85 PaSS

13SJE549 BHAVYASUNITHAJ PoliTiCal SCieNCe Vii 38 39 77 PaSS

13SJE539 SUNiTHa N PoliTiCal SCieNCe Viii 40 36 76 PaSS

13SJE542 KalaiMaTHi S PoliTiCal SCieNCe Viii 40 36 76 PaSS

13SJE705 RaiSii P D JOURNALISMVII 34 32 66 PaSS

13SJE709 THoMaS N D JOURNALISMVIII 29 33 62 PaSS

13SJE712 SHaMily g SoCiology Vii 36 36 72 PaSS

13SJE712 SHaMily g SoCiology Viii 36 35 71 PaSS

13SJE501 ABDULJAVED geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy [HeP] 79.3313SJE712 SHaMily g GENERALPROFICIENCY[JPS] 63.33

130

VI SEM B.C.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result13SJE925 SeeMa R e CoMMeRCe 44 40 84 PaSS

13SJE925 SeeMa R OBJECTORIENTEDSYSDES 38 42 80 PaSS

13SJE931 TEJPAULPUROHIT OBJECTORIENTEDSYSDES 39 41 80 PaSS

13SJE902 aNaND R .NeT TeCHNologieS 47 45 92 PaSS

13SJE925 SeeMa R MoBile CoMMUNiCaTi 41 43 84 PaSS

13SJE931 TEJPAULPUROHIT geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 84.83

TOPPERS : OCTOBER 2016I Sem B.Com

Reg. No. Name Subject Result16SJE345 VaRUN RaVi ae 18 55 73 PaSS

16SJE310 ZaiNaB N HiNDi 23 55 78 PaSS

16SJE218 PaViTHRa SPooRTHi a KaNNaDa 28 67 95 PaSS

16SJE243 MaRia ReKa S TaMil 27 62 89 PaSS

16SJE305 NoRMaN XaVieR FRaNCiS eNgliSH 21 53 74 PaSS

16SJE243 MaRia ReKa S FiNaNCial aCCoUNTiNg 29 70 99 PaSS

16SJE247 SANDHYAJ CoRPoRaRTe aDMiN 27 61 88 PaSS

16SJE243 MaRia ReKa S MaNageMeT PRoCeSS 25 60 85 PaSS

16SJE247 SANDHYAJ PRiNCiPleS oF MaRKeTiNg 25 59 84 PaSS

16SJE243 MaRia ReKa S FReNCH 30 66 96 PaSS

16SJE247 SANDHYAJ i.C. & H.R 23 57 80 PaSS

16SJE243 MaRia ReKa S geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 82.25

I Sem B.B.M.Reg. No. Name Subject Result16SJE854 ViNay K R ae 17 57 74 PaSS

16SJE817 aFRoZe HiNDi 25 55 80 PaSS

16SJE840 MaRia SaHaNa S KaNNaDa 29 67 96 PaSS

16SJE839 MaRia lee eNgliSH 23 46 69 PaSS

16SJE821 JAYCYNTAN BUSiNeSS oRgaNiZaTioN & eNV.

26 66 92 PaSS

16SJE839 MaRia lee FUNDaMeNTalS oF aCCoUNTiNg

30 65 95 PaSS

16SJE839 MaRia lee MaNageMeNT PRoCeSS 27 62 89 PaSS

16SJE839 MaRia lee CoMPUTeR FUNDMeNTalS & aPP iN BUSiNeSS

29 52 81 PaSS

16SJE852 RAJENDRANMEENAKSHI FReNCH 20 58 78 PaSS

16SJE817 aFRoZe e.S. & P.H. 20 48 68 PaSS

16SJE839 MaRia lee geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 78.5

131

I Sem B.C.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result16SJE901 aBHay CHaMU HaRiDaS ae 19 56 75 PaSS

16SJE923 PRAKASHCHANDRJHA HiNDi 26 58 84 PaSS

16SJE950 VADIRAJM KaNNaDa 29 65 94 PaSS

16SJE956 THaBaRaK C TaMil 24 51 75 PaSS

16SJE901 aBHay CHaMU HaRiDaS geNeRal eNgliSH 23 46 69 PaSS

16SJE929 aMalaNaTHaN a PRoBaBiliTy & STaTiSTiCS 28 70 98 PaSS

16SJE924 SaURaBH KeSHaV SiNgH MaTHeMaTiCal FoUNDaTioN FoR C.S.

24 64 88 PaSS

16SJE948 STaliN R PRogRaMMiNg iN C 29 68 97 PaSS

16SJE924 SaURaBH KeSHaV SiNgH CoMPUTeR FUNDaMeNTalS & DigiTal eleCTRoNiCS

29 69 98 PaSS

16SJE950 VADIRAJM CoMPUTeR FUNDaMeNTalS & DigiTal eleCTRoNiCS

29 69 98 PaSS

16SJE932 DeePiKa a FReNCH 27 57 84 PaSS

16SJE926 VIJAYM e.S. & P.H. 22 57 79 PaSS

16SJE950 VADIRAJM geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 83.3

I Sem M.Com.Reg. No. Name Subject Result16SJEM002 ASHAJOSE MoNeTaRy SySTeM 27 55 82 PaSS

16SJEM007 KaRaN X elaVia MoNeTaRy SySTeM 26 56 82 PaSS

16SJEM002 ASHAJOSE iNTeRNaTioNal BUSiNeSS 26 57 83 PaSS

16SJEM007 KaRaN X elaVia BUSiNeSS ReSeaRCH MeTHoDS

27 56 83 PaSS

16SJEM021 SelVi K iNFoRMaTioN SySTeM & CoMPUTeRS

24 54 78 PaSS

16SJEM002 ASHAJOSE oRgaNiZaTioNal BeHaVioUR

24 56 80 PaSS

16SJEM002 ASHAJOSE H.R.M. 22 59 81 PaSS

16SJEM010 MaRia iNFaNCia S PeRSoNal gRoWTH & ValUe SySTeM

25 51 76 PaSS

16SJEM002 ASHAJOSE geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 78.29

I Sem M.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result16SJEE054 PRiya RaVi KUMaR BRiSTiSH liTeRaTURe - i 21 45 66 PaSS

16SJEE056 SHaRoN NiTHya SaVio BRiSTiSH liTeRaTURe - i 18 48 66 PaSS

16SJEE052 PaRiMala iNDiRa a ReaDiNg & WRiNg 24 45 69 PaSS

16SJEE055 SANJAYCHRISTOPHER iNDiaN liT. iN eNgliSH i 24 44 68 PaSS

132

16SJEE063 SURya aleXaNDeR eURoPeaN ClaSSiCS ReViSiTeD

21 48 69 PaSS

16SJEE056 SHaRoN NiTHya SaVio CReaTiVe WRiTiNg 26 63 89 PaSS

16SJEE059 SaRFaRaZ KHaN MaNSooR KHaN

THeaTRe STUDieS 14 26 40 PaSS

16SJEE052 PaRiMala iNDiRa a geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 68.91

III Sem B.Com.

Reg. No. Name Subject Result

15SJE316 DiVya BHaRaTHi P ae 21 58 79 PaSS

15SJE129 TeNZiN SiNgey HiNDi 23 54 77 PaSS

15SJE185 SHaliNi a KaNNaDa 24 51 75 PaSS

15SJE377 JOSEPHINENIRMALAMARYA TaMil 24 55 79 PaSS

15SJE354 HaRSHiTHa SiNgH eNgliSH 23 47 70 PaSS

15SJE116 NaRgiS MoHaMMeD CoRP. aCCoUNTiNg i 23 62 85 PaSS

15SJE116 NaRgiS MoHaMMeD PRiNCiPleS oF MaRK 21 54 75 PaSS

15SJE379 NAVEENRAJAV B.laW & oPeR 27 63 90 PaSS

15SJE306 aKaSH g NaiR QaBD 28 70 98 PaSS

15SJE104 aSHiSH KUMaR D CoRP. iMage MgMT. 27 63 90 PaSS

15SJE129 TeNZiN SiNgey geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 77.14

III Sem B.B.M.

Reg. No. Name Subject Result

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC iNTeRNaTioNal BUSiNeSS 23 56 79 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC BUSiNeSS CoMMUNiCaTioN

27 51 78 PaSS

15SJE837 SagaR T BUSiNeSS CoMMUNiCaTioN

25 53 78 PaSS

15SJE818 MoHaMMeD MeHRaN CoRPoRaTe aCCoUNTiNg

27 63 90 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC H.R.M. 28 56 84 PaSS

15SJE818 MoHaMMeD MeHRaN SeRViCe MaNageMeNT 27 60 87 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC SeRViCe MaNageMeNT 29 58 87 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC CoRPoRaTe aDMiNiSTRaTioN

27 60 87 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC SoFT SKill & PeR.DeVT 26 53 79 PaSS

15SJE835 POOJASHREEMC geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 82.43

133

III Sem B.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result15SJE739 KiSHoRe KUMaR TiWaRi ae 22 53 75 PaSS

15SJE720 VeleNTiNa RayMoND gaURea HiNDi 24 54 78 PaSS

15SJE724 JENITHAJBUTHELLO KaNNaDa 22 57 79 PaSS

15SJE733 JOSEPHJELSOSOPHIAT TaMil 24 61 85 PaSS

15SJE733 JOSEPHJELSOSOPHIAT eNgliSH 24 44 68 PaSS

15SJE520 MaRia RoSeliNe HiSToRy 26 54 80 PaSS

15SJE531 DHeeNa S eCoNoMiCS 21 56 77 PaSS

15SJE713 THo RUNe RegiNa PoliTiCal SCieNCe 22 57 79 PaSS15SJE733 JOSEPHJELSOSOPHIAT SoCiology 20 52 72 PaSS15SJE702 gRaCy a JOURNALISM 23 58 81 PaSS15SJE702 gRaCy a PeaCe STUDieS 19 53 72 PaSS15SJE520 MaRia RoSeliNe geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy [HeP] 68.3315SJE733 JOSEPHJELSOSOPHIAT GENERALPROFICIENCY[JPS] 72.33

III Sem B.C.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result15SJE902 ANANTHIRUDAYARAJ ae 25 54 79 PaSS

15SJE918 RAJURAM HiNDi 24 52 76 PaSS

15SJE944 PaViTHRa S KaNNaDa 24 62 86 PaSS

15SJE938 MagiMaiDaS P TaMil 24 60 84 PaSS

15SJE902 ANANTHIRUDAYARAJ eNgliSH 21 45 66 PaSS

15SJE923 AJAMES ooPS USiNg C++ 28 67 95 PaSS

15SJE937 ayyaPPa S ViSUal PRogRaMMiNg 29 62 91 PaSS

15SJE937 ayyaPPa S DBMS 29 70 99 PaSS

15SJE923 AJAMES SoFTWaRe eNg. 28 62 90 PaSS

15SJE923 AJAMES oRaCle 27 63 90 PaSS

15SJE937 ayyaPPa S geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 86.33

III Sem M.Com.Reg. No. Name Subject Result15SJEM012 MeeNa N B.eTHiCS & CoRP. goVeR 27 54 81 PaSS

15SJEM024 NooRaiN FiRDoUSe B.eTHiCS & CoRP. goVeR 25 56 81 PaSS

15SJEM024 NooRaiN FiRDoUSe iNTeR. BUSiNeSS 28 55 83 PaSS

15SJEM012 MeeNa N STRaTegiC CoST MgMT. i 25 50 75 PaSS

15SJEM021 SHaZaMa BegUM STRaTegiC CoST MgMT. i 23 52 75 PaSS

15SJEM012 MeeNa N STRaTegiC CoST MgMT. ii 25 59 84 PaSS

15SJEM006 gRaCy CHRiSTiNa a aCCoUNTiNgFoR M. DeCiSioNS

25 54 79 PaSS

15SJEM012 MeeNa N aCCoUNTiNgFoR M. DeCiSioNS

28 51 79 PaSS

15SJEM012 MeeNa N geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 80.2

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III Sem M.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result15SJEE060 ViBHUTHi ViSWaNaTHaN MoDeRNiSM 24 50 74 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a liTeRaRy THeoRieS & aPPRoaCHeS

25 51 76 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a PoST ColoNial STUDieS 23 49 72 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a DaliT STUieS 24 49 73 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a liNgUiSTiCS 12 27 39 PaSS

15SJEE060 ViBHUTHi ViSWaNaTHaN TeaCHiNg PRaCTiCe 12 25 37 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a THeaTRe STUDieS 14 20 34 PaSS

15SJEE060 ViBHUTHi ViSWaNaTHaN THeaTRe STUDieS 14 20 34 PaSS

15SJEE057 UMeSH KUMaR C a geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 73.09

V Sem B.Com.Reg. No. Name Subject Result14SJE108 DeePaK V CoST aCCoUNTiNg 48 47 95 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS eNTRePReNeURSHiP DeVeloPMeNT

47 40 87 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS iNCoMe TaX - i 49 45 94 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS BUSiNeSS RegUlaTioNS 47 44 91 PaSS

14SJE403 MaRy DiVya aDV.aCC/ STRaTegiC HRM/CoNSU.BeH.

44 44 88 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS BUS.TaXaTioN / HRD / BRaND MaNageMeNT

46 46 92 PaSS

14SJE319 SaRa aBDUl KHUDUS geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 90

V Sem B.B.M.Reg. No. Name Subject Result14SJE808 NaVeeN KUMaR K eNTRe. DeVe. 44 38 82 PaSS

14SJE855 SANTOSHRAJB FiNaNCial MaRKeTS & SeRViCeS

43 40 83 PaSS

14SJE805 MANUJOSE ReT & CUST. MgMT. 42 39 81 PaSS

14SJE805 MANUJOSE MgMT. aCC. 42 37 79 PaSS

14SJE805 MANUJOSE iNTeRNaTioNal FiNaNCial MgMT.

43 41 84 PaSS

14SJE845 MARYJENNIFERA STRaTegiC MgMT 43 45 88 PaSS

14SJE805 MANUJOSE geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 79

V Sem B.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C HiSToRy V 44 41 85 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C HiSToRy Vi 46 36 82 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C eCoNoMiCS V 47 42 89 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C eCoNoMiCS Vi 44 41 85 PaSS

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14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI PoliTiCal SCieNCe V 40 35 75 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C PoliTiCal SCieNCe Vi 43 40 83 PaSS

14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI SoCiology V 38 34 72 PaSS

14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI SoCiology Vi 35 33 68 PaSS

14SJE726 SaRVaNi P SoCiology Vi 33 35 68 PaSS

14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI JOURNALISMV 39 34 73 PaSS

14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI JOURNALISMVI 39 37 76 PaSS

14SJE523 RUTH KiRaN C geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy [HeP]

81.5

14SJE721 MARIAJANCEYI geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy [JPS]

73.83

V Sem B.C.A.Reg. No. Name Subject Result14SJE920 goDWiN a JAVAPROGRAMMING 49 49 98 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a MUlTiMeDia TeCHNology

49 49 98 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a CoMP. oRg & aRCHi 50 48 98 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a CoMPUTeR NeTWoRK ii 47 49 96 PaSS

14SJE920 goDWiN a geNeRal PRoFiCieNCy 95.5

RESULT STATISTICS APRIL 2017

COURSEWISESubject No.

appeared No. Passed

i st Class iind Class Pass Class Fail % of Pass

ii SeM B.CoM 166 51 20 29 2 115 31

ii SeM BBa 48 24 14 10 0 24 50

ii SeM Ba 52 18 11 7 0 34 35

ii SeM BCa 57 21 16 5 0 36 37

ii SeM M.CoM 35 31 27 4 0 4 89

ii SeM M.a. 12 12 10 2 0 0 100

iV SeM B.CoM 145 91 48 40 3 54 63

iV SeM BBa 44 32 15 15 2 12 73

iV SeM Ba 60 40 17 22 1 20 67

iV SeM BCa 46 31 22 6 3 15 67

iV SeM M.CoM 28 28 28 0 0 0 100

iV SeM M.a. 11 11 6 5 0 0 100

Vi SeM B.CoM 149 127 62 62 3 22 85

Vi SeM BBM 42 36 21 15 0 6 86

Vi SeM Ba 45 39 22 16 1 6 87

Vi SeM BCa 24 20 18 2 0 4 83

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ST. JOSEPH’S EVENING COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)SUBJECTWISE RESULTS - APRIL 2017

VI SEM B.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

History 46 42 3 25 11 3 4 91

economics 46 44 4 31 8 1 2 96

Political Science 90 83 1 38 24 20 7 92

Sociology 44 44 0 26 16 2 0 100

Journalism 44 39 5 16 12 6 5 89

HeP oVeRall 23 20 1 14 5 0 3 87

JPSOVERALL 22 19 0 7 11 1 3 86

Ba oVeRall 45 39 1 21 16 1 6 87

VI SEM B.COMSubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Cost Management 147 134 3 25 30 76 13 91

Principles & Practice of auditing

147 144 15 112 16 1 3 98

income Tax ii 148 145 10 60 63 12 3 98

Management accounting

147 130 4 47 68 11 17 88

Corporate Financial Policy

65 64 21 28 13 2 1 98

industrial Regulations 42 42 0 4 27 11 0 100

MarketingofServices 39 38 0 11 17 10 1 97

labour Welfare & Social Security

42 40 0 18 18 4 2 95

Retailing Management 41 39 1 26 11 1 2 95

Security analysis & Portfolio Mgmt.

65 65 23 38 4 0 0 100

B.CoM oVeRall 149 127 7 55 62 3 22 85

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VI SEM B.B.M.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Portfolio Management 42 41 0 23 15 3 1 98

income Tax 42 37 1 12 11 13 5 88

international Human Resource Management

42 42 0 26 11 5 0 100

labour laws 42 42 0 9 20 13 0 100

Business Research Methodology

42 42 1 26 15 0 0 100

ProjectWork 42 40 0 21 19 0 2 95

B.B.M. oVeRall 42 36 0 21 15 0 6 86

VI SEM B.C.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

e Commerce 24 24 5 18 1 0 0 100

object oriented System Design

24 23 3 10 8 2 1 96

Dot Net Technologies 24 21 3 13 4 1 3 88

Mobile Communications

24 24 2 21 1 0 0 100

B.C.a. oVeRall 24 20 2 16 2 0 4 83

IV SEM B.COM.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 36 34 1 12 14 7 2 94

Hindi 19 19 0 9 6 4 0 100

Kannada 81 72 1 34 21 16 9 89

Tamil 9 9 2 4 2 1 0 100

english 145 133 0 20 70 43 12 92

adv. Corporate accounting

142 101 4 26 27 44 41 71

Stock&CommodityMarkets

145 116 0 38 41 37 29 80

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Financial Management 145 121 16 49 29 27 24 83

Quantitative analysis for B.Decisions

145 118 24 51 25 18 27 81

Principles of event Management

145 134 0 45 54 35 11 92

B.CoM oVeRall 145 91 0 48 40 3 54 63

IV SEM B.B.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Production & operation Management

43 43 0 8 16 19 0 100

Cost accounting 43 40 4 10 16 10 3 93

MarketingManagement

43 32 5 8 10 9 11 74

Financial Management 42 42 6 22 8 6 0 100

Business law 42 40 4 9 14 13 2 95

Computer Fund. & app in Business

43 41 6 28 4 3 2 95

Wealth Management 43 37 0 4 15 18 6 86

B.B.a. oVeRall 44 32 2 13 15 2 12 73

IV SEM B.A.

Subject No. appeared

No. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 19 19 0 11 7 1 0 100

Hindi 9 9 1 6 2 0 0 100

Kannada 28 24 2 4 9 9 4 86

Tamil 4 4 3 1 0 0 0 100

english 60 57 0 14 21 22 3 95

History 34 28 0 8 8 12 6 82

economics 34 26 4 4 9 9 8 76

Political Science 60 49 1 24 17 7 11 82

Sociology 26 26 0 14 10 2 0 100

Journalism 26 24 1 13 5 5 2 92

TourisminKarnataka 60 52 0 19 16 17 8 87

HeP oVeRall 34 19 0 5 14 0 15 56

JPSOVERALL 26 21 0 12 8 1 5 81

Ba oVeRall 60 40 0 17 22 1 20 67

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IV SEM B.C.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 15 13 0 4 4 5 2 87

Hindi 7 7 1 3 2 1 0 100Kannada 18 16 1 5 5 5 2 89Tamil 6 6 3 3 0 0 0 100english 46 40 0 7 17 16 6 87Unix 46 41 7 17 9 8 5 89System Programming 46 37 6 20 7 4 9 80Computer graphics 46 39 6 20 4 9 7 85ComputerNetworks-I 46 41 2 15 13 11 5 89Quantitative aptitude 46 31 4 7 15 5 15 67B.C.a. oVeRall 46 31 4 18 6 3 15 67

II SEM B.COM.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 47 37 0 4 18 15 10 79Hindi 34 31 1 5 11 14 3 91

Kannada 70 43 2 11 14 16 27 61Tamil 9 9 4 4 1 0 0 100english 164 131 0 25 47 59 33 80advanced Financial accounting

166 135 14 49 28 44 31 81

indian Financial System 154 83 3 17 12 51 71 54BankingLaw&operations

164 133 8 54 43 28 31 81

Business Mathematics 163 108 12 32 29 35 55 66French 164 77 2 18 20 37 87 47environmental Studies & Public Health

162 140 0 44 52 44 22 86

B.CoM oVeRall 166 51 2 18 29 2 115 31

II SEM B.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 24 23 0 5 11 7 1 96Hindi 6 6 1 0 1 4 0 100Kannada 18 14 1 3 4 6 4 78Tamil 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 100english 50 42 0 9 13 20 8 84History 22 13 1 6 3 3 9 59economics 22 13 0 5 7 1 9 59Political Science 35 30 0 11 11 8 5 86Sociology 13 12 0 6 6 0 1 92Journalism 28 19 0 9 3 7 9 68

140

Psychology 15 12 0 4 5 3 3 80optional english 15 12 0 4 6 2 3 80French 47 19 2 8 3 6 28 40environmental Studies 49 44 0 15 21 8 5 90HeP oVeRall 22 7 0 2 5 0 15 32EJPOVERALL 17 8 0 7 1 0 9 47JPSOVERALL 13 3 0 2 1 0 10 23Ba oVeRall 52 18 0 11 7 0 34 35

II SEM B.B.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 17 14 0 0 9 5 3 82Hindi 13 11 0 3 2 6 2 85

Kannada 17 13 2 3 4 4 4 76english 48 38 0 10 15 13 10 79Financial accounting 48 40 3 17 12 8 8 83Corporate administration 47 44 3 19 18 4 3 94Business Communication 48 47 9 28 7 3 1 98Human Resource Management

47 44 1 22 14 7 3 94

French 48 31 0 9 6 16 17 65indian Constitution & Human Rights

48 32 0 10 12 10 16 67

B.B.a. oVeRall 48 24 0 14 10 0 24 50

II SEM B.C.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

additional english 13 13 0 0 8 5 0 100Hindi 15 14 1 9 2 2 1 93Kannada 23 15 1 3 4 7 8 65Tamil 5 5 1 3 1 0 0 100english 55 41 0 7 21 13 14 75Data Structure using C 55 34 4 12 12 6 21 62Microprocessors 55 50 2 23 17 8 5 91operating Systems 54 35 4 9 17 5 19 65operations Research 54 51 11 17 15 8 3 94French 54 25 1 6 6 12 29 46indian Constitution & Human Rights

55 40 0 5 10 25 15 73

B.C.a. oVeRall 57 21 0 16 5 0 36 37

141

II SEM M.COMSubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

advanced Financial Management

35 33 1 21 7 4 2 94

Financial Services 35 35 4 30 1 0 0 100Strategic Management 34 34 1 26 5 2 0 100Business Research Methods - ii

35 34 3 23 5 3 1 97

operations Research & Quantitative Techniques

35 34 4 22 6 2 1 97

advanced e-Commerce 35 35 3 32 0 0 0 100BusinessMarketing 35 35 0 27 5 3 0 100M.CoM oVeRall 35 31 1 26 4 0 4 89

II SEM M.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

British literature - ii 12 12 0 10 2 0 0 100Reading & Writing 12 12 0 7 5 0 0 100indian Writing in english 12 12 0 9 3 0 0 100european Classics Revisited ii

12 12 0 3 7 2 0 100

academic Writing 12 12 0 10 2 0 0 100M.a. oVeRall 12 12 0 10 2 0 0 100

IV SEM M.COMSubject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

FinancialMarkets 28 28 2 23 3 0 0 100Security analysis & Portfolio Mgmt.

28 28 3 21 4 0 0 100

CommodityMarkets 28 28 5 23 0 0 0 100M.CoM oVeRall 28 28 1 27 0 0 0 100

IV SEM M.A.Subject No.

appearedNo. Passed

Distinction i Class

ii Class

Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Post Colonial Studies - ii 11 11 0 7 4 0 0 100Cultural Studies 11 11 0 5 6 0 0 100linguistics - ii 11 11 0 0 0 11 0 100World literature 11 11 0 9 2 0 0 100M.a. oVeRall 11 11 0 6 5 0 0 100

CoLLeGe DAY PRIZe wInneRS

MAnJunATHiii B.CoM

SARA ABDul KHuDuS iii B.CoM

BHASKARiii B.CoM

RICHARDiii B.CoM

MIlTon WIlSoniii B.a

STeevAn PRAKASHiii B.a

SHIvAny KuMARiii B.a

JAgDISH Tiii BCa

RAHul BAnASuDeiii BCa

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AyeSHA SIDDIQAiii BCa

eDWARD ASHWIniii B.B.a

ARPITHA SAHAnAiii B.B.a

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DIvyASHReeiii BCa

DIvyAiii B.CoM

SAnToSH RAJiii B.B.a

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SuPRIyA SuReSHiii B.CoM

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Unfurl the flag of Faith and Toil!We deem our soul’s eternal beauty.A life-long Victor’s worthy spoil.

A thousand such are proudly gone before us.To win and spread our College’s renown;

‘tis ours to swell with our voices the chorusAnd with our deeds enrich her crown.

ChorusFaith and Toil! Conquerless alliance

Wherein we clasp human hands unto God’s!In His control find we true self-reliance;My hand and God’s what’er the odds ~My hand and God’s what’er the odds ~

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