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Padhegi Beti Padhega Desh Shri Umiya KVC Padhegi Beti Padhega Desh Shri Umiya K.V.C. Education Trust Shri Meghmani Parivar & Shri Bhailalbhai A Patel(Detrojwala) Umiya Arts & Commerce College For Girls, Sola, Ahmedabad Established in 1998 A temple of Light and enlightment Annual Report 2018-19 BY Dr. Sangeeta Ghate Principal Shree Meghmani Parivar and Shree Bhailalbhai A. Patel (Detrojwala) Umiya Arts and Commerce College was established in 1998 by Shree Umiya KVC education trust. The vision of the college was to provide Higher Education to girls of rural and semi-rural areas across Gujarat. Considering the need for a Girls College, construction of hostel was the first priority, as a result the hostel was constructed. Today, Girls from 149 villages and 59 semi-rural areas are living in Hostel, who are paying very nominal fees and excellent quality wholesome food as free for them. We call our college as a „Temple of Light and Enlightment‟- In span of just Twenty years, four times we were rated as The one of the Best College of INDIA. The college tunes to impart and enhance quality education. Various initiatives are been taken to continuously taken to improve Teaching learning process. We focus on overall development of Girls. Their participation in Sports, External Events, NCC, NSS along with regular students is monitored closely. They are encouraged to participate in each and every activity. This has led to multifaceted development of their inner talent, intellectual capabilities and overall personality. We have very active student parliament consisting of 42 Class-Representatives and Hostel-Representatives. We conduct a meeting on every Wednesday to discuss attendance, teaching, grievances, facilities, activities and further plans. Due to this our all activities are very successful and result oriented. We inculcate sense of nationalism in them and make them a responsible global citizen and conscientious human being. I hereby acknowledge the contributions of the Management, all teaching and admin staff members, our support staff, students, parents and alumni who have helped us in our efforts to impart quality education and have contributed whole heartedly. New Events at the Campus ▪ This year we got permission from Gujarat University to start Psychology, Economics and History in Semester – 1. This has added to four subjects already existing in B.A. ▪ Hostel students who come from 149 villages were given responsibility to ensure 100% participation of their village in participating in Lok sabha Elections. They went door to door to take undertaking from each family. ▪ Students of semester 5 Sociology subjects formed a group of 10 students, who went to Gota Slums on every Saturday and Sunday to teach children upto 5th grade. They also taught them basic skills, game them lessons on swachhata and celebrated all festivals with them. This has brought down drop out ratio of these children from school. This initiative is called as „Vidya Vade Sau No Uday.‟ ▪ We started 150th Birth anniversary celebrations from 2nd October, 2018. Various lectures of Dr. Varsha Joshi on Gandhian thoughts and Ten Resolutions of Mahatma were conducted. Several programmes like swachhata abhiyan, painting competition, elocution, book exhibition, promotion of khadi and village industries has also been done. ▪ In order to give obituary to Great Visionary leader of India Late Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, we had organized poetry recitation competition of poetries written by him. 35 students had enthusiastically participated in it. ▪ We had invited Motivational speaker & renowned columnist Shri Jay Vasavda to deliver lecture on „Man ma Chhe Viswas To Mutthi Ma Chhe Aakash.” ▪ This year students celebrated Raksha Bandhan differently. They tied Rakhis to 450 traffic police personals. They also gave them hand written cards appreciating there efforts. They also tied Rakhee to Commissioner of Police Shri A.K. Singh. ▪ We had invited Ms. Gabriells Fodor – H.O.D. of Communication and International relations – University of Buddhapest to deliver lecture on Communication Skills. ▪ Ex-president of ICAI, CA Devraja Reddy had visited our campus. ▪ We had organized two workshop for faculty development. Ex-principal, and Advisor of KCG Shri A.K. Pancholi was invited to discuss developments and new methods of Teaching and learning and Shri Padmin Buch was invited to conduct a session on Intellectual Property Rights. ▪ We signed MoU with Institute of Computing Accounts to conduct Course on „TALLY‟ for Semester – 3 Commerce students. ▪ We conducted 7 days short term course on beauty parlor. 300 students took part in it. ▪ We had arranged for week long Foundation course in English Grammar, for students enrolling in B.A. and B.Com ▪ We invited Smt. Jyotiben Pandya to deliver motivational speech. ▪ We received Grant from K.C.G. to start Finishing School for Semester – 6 students. Training was given by Shri Uday Dholakia and Shri Viashnavi Dholakia. ▪ As a part of CSR activity Tata Consultancy Service had given six month training to third year students of Communication skills. ▪ We started initiative to educate Girls against sexual harassment. We prepared & distributed pamphlets about of 3R‟s – Recognize, Resist and Report. ▪ We had arranged Resume writing workshop for Third year and M.Com. students – Shree Uday Dholakia was invited as a trainer. ▪ We had invited Dr. Habibullah Shah from University of Kashmir to deliver lecture on „Arts Education in Gerating Empowerment‟. Departmental Activities Department of English- ▪ Dr. Harit Patel was invited to deliver lecture on „Loan Worels‟ ▪ Arranged one week orientation for Semester – 1 students ▪ Attended seminar on „Book Reading‟ at Shri H.K. Arts College ▪ Invited Ms. Sheetal Panchal to deliver lecture on „Entrepreneurship and Women‟ ▪ Taken 9 students to R.J. Tibrewal Commerce College to attend National Seminar. Department of Sociology- ▪ Invited Prof. Hetal H. Trivedi from S.L.U. Arts and Comm. College to deliver lecture on Social Geography of Gujarat ▪ Taken students to visit Gandhi Ashram and NGO-Dharti Vikas Mandal. ▪ Projects on “Caste in Rural Community”, “Social life of Gujarat‟s Tribal”, “Sociologically Study of Sweepers” in Gota areas, “A study on working women of primary schools”, “Sociological study of sola Civil Hospital”, “Social change in Rasceri Caste” & Soico Economic survey of Khoraj village were prepared by students. Department of Hindi- ▪ Organised one week orientation programme for Semester – 1 students ▪ Organised various competitions to celebrate Hindi Week ▪ Shree Yogeshbha Ghadhvi was invited to deliver lecture on Gujarat Aur Hindi ▪ Smt. Pooonam Vajapayee was invited to talk on life story of Atal Bihari Vajpayee ▪ Celebrated Premchand Jayanti ▪ Participated in Hindi day Rally from Rashtrabhasha College to Gujarat Vidhyapeeth ▪ Invited Dr. Bindu Bhatt to deliver lecture on “Narivadi Sahitya” ▪ Invited Dr. Kameshwar Singh to deliver lecture on “Sahitya Mein Adhunik Bodh” Department of Gujarati- ▪ Arranged one week orientation Programme for Semester – 1 students ▪ Invited Dr. Bindu Bhatt to deliver lecture on “Narivadi Sahitya” ▪ Students were taken to Gujarati Sahitya Parishad to attend lecture of Shree Shitanshu Yashshchandra ▪ 20 students attended workshop at Samarpan College ▪ 6 students attended workshop at S.L.U. Arts and Comm. College ▪ Educational visit was done to Modhera Sun Temple ▪ Birth anniversary of Shree Uma Shankar Joshi was celebrated ▪ Students were taken to Samarpan College for student exchange programme Department of Commerce- ▪ Invited Associate Vice President of Institute of Computer Accounts (ICA) Ms. Mahua Nandy to deliver lecture on Practical Accounts & Job prospects ▪ Seminar was organized on “Job opportunities in Accounting field” by C.A. Jigar Shah ▪ Invited CA Jitendra Rawal to deliver lecture on “Financial literacy” ▪ Arranged lecture on “Law as Career” Ranna Verma an advocate was invited as speaker ▪ 40 students participated at S.D. School of Commerce in Entrepreneurship Conclave ▪ Study tour and Industrial visit were done to Gopal Namkeen – Rajkot, Mother Ply and Galaxy Mica – Himmatnagar ▪ Interview technique workshop was conducted by ICA ▪ Dhaval Nikam from S.D. School of Commerce was invited to talk on “How to Crack NET – JRF” CAMP ACTIVITY OF NSS 2018-19 Village Khoraj (Dist. Ta- Gandhinagar) Dt. 17-12-2018 to Dt. 23- 12-2018 DATE ACTIVIT STUDE Y NT Student Settlement in Khoraj ,Lunch Contact &visit to Village meet and 17-12-2018 Social 100 Institute Lecturer Delivered by Shri Rambhai Sindhav, People in noon and Group Discussion. 18-12-2018 Prabhat Feri, Yoga, Inaugeral Function, socio-economy surve 100 , group discussion Lecturer given By P.O. Manish Chudasma & Bipin Vaghela 19-12-2018 Prabhat feri, Cleanness of Village Competition of 'Street Cleaning' 100 Lecture given by Shree Chandubhai Patel and Dr. Rupalben Patel. Prabhat feri, Yoga, Eye Camp support by Lions Club of Gandhinagar 20-12-2018 100 287 patient Eye Check up. Donation of free 174 Spectacles , 94 people check up for Diabetes,18 Catract operation. Prabhat feri, Yoga, swachhata of Village competition in primary 21-12-2018 school, Cultural Activity in school. Rally on Beti Bachao Beti 100 Padhao. Prabhat feri, Yoga, Voter Enrollment in Village and Understanding of 22-12-2018 Mobile apps to people. Lecture given by Ramesh Bahadursinh, 100 Temple Decoration & Bhajan in Ramji Mandir. 23-12-2018 Prabhat feri , Yoga, Vote of Thanks to villagers of the Khoraj, visit to 100 Adalaj step well, Valedictory Function and Return to Umiya College at 5.00 pm. PLACEMENT
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