An industrial visit was organised for B.Com Semester III students (A1 and A2) on 14th September 2019.There was overwhelming response from the students. Around 50 students were taken to the industrial site at Kamduni, Rajarhat by five faculty members. There was an interactive programme by virtue of which the knowledge of the students was enriched. They were enlightened about various issues associated with import and export of sea-food products. They got an opportunity to see the entire manufacturing process right from procurement of raw materials to the despatch of goods for export. They also gathered a fair idea about pisciculture and the significance of quality standards to reach out to the global market.
Faculty Members: 1.Mr. Chandan Jha 2.Ms. Uzma Khan Industry visited: Holiday Inn Hotel Department: Department of Commerce Industrial visit is considered as one of the tactical methods of teaching. The main reason behind this is that- it lets the student know things practically through interaction, working methods, and employment practices. One day Industrial visit …
Eco Park December 14th – 16th, 2018. There is a certain undeniable romance about old cars. Automobiles that are obviously way past their prime, their friends and relatives long consigned to the forgotten recesses of our consciousness that refuse to bow away – cars that splatter and roll in age-defying acts, a tribute of engineering …
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Chandra Sekhar Ghosh had entered the heady world of Micro Finance way back in 2001 and like all great entities that work in the grassroots – unknown and unsung – was stoically trudging on, far, far from the glare of publicity.
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An industrial visit was organised for B.Com Semester III students (A1 and A2) on 14th September 2019.There was overwhelming response from the students. Around 50 students were taken to the industrial site at Kamduni, Rajarhat by five faculty members. There was an interactive programme by virtue of which the knowledge of the students was enriched. They were enlightened about various issues associated with import and export of sea-food products. They got an opportunity to see the entire manufacturing process right from procurement of raw materials to the despatch of goods for export. They also gathered a fair idea about pisciculture and the significance of quality standards to reach out to the global market.
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