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Students)-13- Aug-15 Seminar on Save the Girl Child-13-Aug-15 Social Awareness & Environmental Awareness Program by Thanks Group-14-Aug-15 Inter class Drawing Competition-14-Aug-15 Celebration of Independence Day, flag Hoisting, PTA & Alumni Meeting-15 -Aug-15 Inter college Gujarat Quiz Competition-19-Aug-15 Inter class Extempore Elocution Competition-20-Aug-15 Inter college Essay writing Competion-21-Aug-15 Inter college Drawing Competition-21-Aug-15 Inter class Elocution Competition on Environment-22-Aug-15 Lecture by an Alumnus Mr Jainesh Gupta for TYBCom Students-22-Aug-15 Hosted the Inter school Drawing Competition ( For 9th to 12th Std students)-22-Aug-15 Inter class Elocution Competition on Environment-24-Aug-15 Inter college Mono acting Competition-24-Aug-15 Seminar on Indian Army-24-Aug-15 Inter college Debate Competition-25-Aug-15 Inter class Sanskrit Shloka Recitation Competition-25-Aug-15 Inter college Sanskrit Shloka Recitation Competition - 4-Sept-15 Janmashtami Celebration-7-Sept-15 Celebration of Swami Vivekanand Jayanti -8-Sept.-15 Visit to Manav Seva Sangh ,Sayan for Charity Work-8-Sept-15 Seminar on Overseas Employment Career Information-8-Sept-15 First Prize Distribution to felicitate Top ten Rankers -9& 10-Sept-15 First Round of Inter school Elocution Competition organized by the Alumni Association- 12-Sept-15 Seminar on Career Counselling by Jetking Learning Centre-14-Sept-15 Seminar on Study Abroad by World wide Education-14-Sept-15 Second Round of Inter school Elocution Competition organized by the Alumni Association-15-Sept-15 Charity Raised for the Blind-12-Sept-15-Rs. 15,000/- raised Visit to 'Samvedna'-School & Research Centre for mentally Challenged Children-15 Sept-15 Legal Awareness Program-16-Sept-15 Final Round of Inter school Elocution Competition organized by the Alumni Association-19-Sept-15 Campus Interview for the post of Assistant Acquisition Manager by Kotak Mahindra- 19-Sept-15 Motivational Lecture by Shri Bhavinbhai Shah and Felicitation function organized at Sardar Smruti Bhavan-21-Sept-15 NSS Day 24 - Sept - 15 Internal Test -30 Sept. to 8 Oct.-15 Additional Internal Test - 14 Oct to17 Oct.-15 New & Recent Developments : LLaunchaunch ofof II-notice-notice bboardoard fforor i-phonei-phone InstituteInstitute getsgets itsits ownown ISBNISBN NumbersNumbers forfor publicationpublication ofof booksbooks IntroducedIntroduced InterInter ClassClass andand InterInter collegecollege SaladSalad DecorationDecoration CompetitionCompetition IntroducedIntroduced InterInter classclass andand InterInter CollegeCollege RangoliRangoli MakingMaking CompetitionCompetition IntroducedIntroduced InterInter classclass BhajanBhajan SingingSinging CompetitionCompetition InitiatedInitiated SessionsSessions forfor EnhancingEnhancing thethe AbilityAbility throughthrough LearningLearning (SEAL)/Personality(SEAL)/Personality DevelopDevelopmentment LecturesLectures (PD)(PD) asas partpart ofof thethe RegularRegular TimeTime Table:Table: BestBest PracticePractice [3] Teaching & Learning - Best Practice :: ‘SEAL’ Title of the Practice Sessions for Enhancing the Ability through Learning
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