Career Guidance what next after B.Com

 The Department of Commerce organised a Career Guidance Programme on the topic “What Next After B.Com?” on 13.05.2026 for the benefit of B.Com students. The programme aimed to create awareness among students about various career opportunities available after completing their graduation and to guide them in planning their future careers effectively.

The resource person for the programme was Lakshmi Priya from VTEC Solutions. She delivered an informative and motivating session highlighting the wide range of career paths available for commerce graduates. She explained various opportunities in fields such as banking, finance, accounting, taxation, insurance, business management, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship.

During the session, the speaker also provided detailed information about professional courses such as CA, CMA, CS, MBA, and other skill-based certification programmes that can enhance employability. She encouraged students to improve their communication skills, technical knowledge, aptitude, and interview skills to meet industry expectations.

The programme was highly interactive, and students actively participated by asking questions related to higher education, competitive examinations, placement opportunities, and career planning. The speaker clarified the students’ doubts and motivated them to focus on skill development and continuous learning.

Faculty members of the Department of Commerce and students were present during the programme. The session proved to be highly beneficial and informative for the students in understanding the opportunities available after B.Com and preparing themselves for successful careers.

Field Visit: Nandini Hi-Tech Product Plant

 On April 29, 2026, the Department of Geography conducted an insightful field visit to the Nandini Hi-Tech Product Plant, successfully benefiting 23 students. The visit provided a practical exploration of industrial geography and modern food processing technologies. Students observed the sophisticated automation involved in dairy production, from raw milk processing to the creation of value-added goods, gaining a firsthand understanding of supply chain logistics and resource management. This educational excursion bridged the gap between classroom theory and real-world application, offering the participants a comprehensive look at the geographical factors that influence large-scale industrial operations and regional economic development.

The Campus Placement Drive at SAFG College

The Career and Placement Cell of SAFG College organized a Campus Placement Drive on 27.04.2026 in association with Q Spiders. The drive was conducted on the college campus with the aim of providing career opportunities to students. The programme was coordinated by Mr. Sridhar A.N., Placement Coordinator.

Ms. Kanakshi from Q Spiders coordinated the recruitment process. The selection procedure consisted of multiple stages, including a pre-placement talk, aptitude test, and group discussion. These rounds helped in evaluating the students’ technical knowledge, communication skills, and overall aptitude.

A total of 13 students were shortlisted through the placement drive. Among them, 4 students from the Commerce stream were selected for non-technical roles, while 9 students from the B.Sc. stream were selected for technical positions.

The placement drive proved to be a valuable opportunity for students to begin their professional careers and gain exposure to industry requirements. The Career and Placement Cell expressed its gratitude to Q Spiders and all the participants for making the event successful.

Nasha Mukt Bharat & Kushal Bharat Abhiyan Pledge Program

A pledge program on “Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan” and “Kushal Bharat Abhiyan” was successfully conducted on 25-04-2026 at 11:30 AM under the joint initiative of the Bharat Scouts and Guides and the Youth Red Cross Unit on our college premises.

The program aimed to create awareness among students about the harmful effects of substance abuse and the importance of skill development for building a strong and self-reliant nation. The event was organised in the presence of respected college faculties, who actively supported and encouraged the initiative. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of B.A., B.Sc., and B.Com streams, with a total of 150 students taking part in the pledge programme. The session began with an introduction to the objectives of both campaigns, emphasising the need for a drug-free society and the role of youth in nation-building through skill enhancement.

Faculty members addressed the students, highlighting the dangers of drug addiction and the importance of discipline, education, and skill development. They motivated students to adopt healthy lifestyles and become responsible citizens.

Following the awareness session, all participants solemnly took a pledge to stay away from drugs and contribute towards the vision of a drug-free India. They also pledged to actively engage in skill development initiatives to support the mission of Kushal Bharat.

The program concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the efforts of the organizing units and the valuable presence of faculty members. The event was impactful and successfully instilled awareness, responsibility, and commitment among the students.

World Book Day- 2026

The Library and Information Centre organized World Book Day on 23rd April 2026 to promote reading habits among students and to highlight the importance of books in academic and personal development.

The programme was conducted under the guidance of the Principal, Dr. M.K. Manjunatha. In his address, he encouraged students to develop regular reading and writing habits. He emphasized that reading books enhances knowledge, improves thinking ability, and contributes to overall personality development. He also informed students that the college library has a huge and valuable collection of books and advised them to make effective use of the available resources.

The Librarian, Mrs. Kavitha J.N., addressed the students and stressed the importance of cultivating reading habits from a young age. She explained that reading not only improves language skills but also increases concentration and creativity. She motivated students to visit the library regularly and explore various types of books beyond their academic syllabus.

The programme also included a brief introduction to the significance of World Book Day, highlighting its role in encouraging reading, publishing, and the love for books among people worldwide. Students participated actively and showed interest in developing reading habits.

Anemia Awareness and Hemoglobin Testing Camp

The Youth Red Cross and Red Ribbon Unit organized an “Anemia Awareness and Hemoglobin Testing Camp” on 17.04.2026 in collaboration with Harshitha Institution. The programme aimed to create awareness among students about anaemia and to promote better health practices.

During the programme, Mr. Ramashetty delivered an informative session on anemia, explaining its causes, symptoms, and preventive measures. He emphasized the importance of maintaining proper nutrition and regular health check-ups to avoid complications related to low hemoglobin levels.

The Principal addressed the gathering and advised the students to adopt healthy food habits, highlighting the importance of a balanced diet rich in iron and essential nutrients for maintaining good health.

As part of the camp, hemoglobin levels of students were tested. Students identified with low hemoglobin levels were provided with iron supplements and were advised to improve their dietary intake. They were also instructed to recheck their hemoglobin levels after one month to monitor improvement.

The programme was highly beneficial in creating health awareness and encouraging students to take proactive steps towards maintaining their well-being. The organizers expressed their gratitude to Harshitha Institution for their support and cooperation in successfully conducting the camp.