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Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal's
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics

(Autonomous)
NAAC Reaccredited A Grade, CGPA 3.42 New SBMP Building. N.R.G.
Marg, Opposite Cooper Hospital, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai 400056 .
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Young
Endeavour
2020-2021
IN LOVING MEMORY
Dr. Harish Sharma

(6TH JULY, 1978 - 16TH FEBRUARY, 2021)
Assistant Professor, The Department of Accountancy
Degree College
Dealing with loss is never easy, our love goes out to you Dr. Harish Jagdish
Sharma, a much-loved person in his tenure at our college since 16th
November 2011.
He was kind, humble and hardworking. He was very knowledgeable as a

Chartered Accountant was far beyond comparison. He exhibited unique
sense of life filled with humour, friendship, dedication and a thirst for
learning and teaching. His untimely demise has left a permanent void among
all of us at NM.
Nothing said will suffice to the manner he made everyone feel special. We
shall all miss him and his ever-smiling face. May he rest in peace he so richly
deserves. You will always be in our prayers.
Young Endeavour 2020-21

SVKM's Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics
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MAGAZINE COMMITTEE
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FORM IV Statement
about ownership and other particulars about the magazine.
YOUNG ENDEAVOUR
2020-21
1. Place of Publication : Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and
Economics
Vile Parle (W), Mumbai 400056
2. Periodicity of Publication : Annual
3. Publisher’s Name : Dr. Muktha Jacob

Nationality : Indian
Address : Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and
Economics
4. Editor’s Name : Mrs. Levinda Alphonso

Nationality : Indian
Address : Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and
Economics
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own the magazine and partner or shareholder Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics
holding more than one percent total capital Vile Parle (W), Mumbai 400056
I, Dr.Muktha Jacob, hereby declare that the particulars are true to the best of my
knowledge.
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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in the articles/ poems are solely those of the
writer/ poet. The publisher/ editor/ owner are neither responsible for nor subscribe to the
same.

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GREETINGS TO ALL OF YOU!
Blessed with a vision and an untrammeled thirst to nurture the

society, the great philanthropists of Shri Vile Parle Kelvani Mandal
founded Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics in 1964.
One of the premier and oldest colleges in the region, the institution has catalyzed the scenario of
education since then by imparting quality education. Apart from the staple and mainstream courses
in Commerce, the institution offers various job oriented courses like B. Com Hons , B.Sc. IT and a
bouquet of certificate programmes like Content Marketing to give learners an edge over others in
the job market by chiseling their communication, technical and other soft skills.
Narsee Monjee College has always had a reputation of being the most sought after college globally.
My staunch faith and conviction is that our students would carve a niche in their career and life by
going in lineage and heritage through this temple of learning.
I am glad that the various co-curricular activities that NM provides will sharpen your personality,
managerial and interpersonal skills. I am also particularly glad that you students are also encouraged
to engage in social outreach activities especially like NSS Camp in rural areas which will sensitize
you to realities of lives of different sections of the society in our country.
All this has been possible only due to the dedication and commitment of the Teaching Faculty guided
at every level by an enthusiastic Principal and all the support staff of the college. I wish you all the
best for achieving greater success and scaling new heights in your education and career ahead.
With its newly adorned crown of Autonomous status, I am sure that NM College will leave no stone
unturned to build a vibrant and inclusive learning community in a culture of excellence sustained by
a sound value system that promotes responsible citizenship and effects social change.
My good and warm wishes to all the new entrants to our NM PARIVAR.
Shri. Amrish .R. Patel

(President,SVKM)

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MESSAGE FROM THE MENTOR, NM COLLEGE
Education is the ability to meet life situations. With resistance and

diligence laced with knowledge and intellect, one can soar to any extent
one desires. The thrust of education at NM College is not only to produce
mere degree holders but bright young men and women equipped enough
to foray into the world with an all- round development of personality.
Our vision of the institutions is to impart quality education in all core disciplines of knowledge by
developing global leaders who are confident, smart, intelligent, gifted and engaged with life from
Commerce to Management to Chartered Accountants to good human beings.
With best infrastructure, techno-savvy ambience, latest gadgets to equip one to stride with
competitive fervor, ever increasing new job oriented courses, career-counselling and highly
enthused qualified teachers – the SVKM management and I as mentor of NM College earnestly
endeavor to help you in realizing your dreams and make you better human beings.
I hope that the long list of distinguished alumni who are serving judiciary, administration,
education, corporate, politics etc. would galvanize the youth into a positive direction for the
development of society.
All the best wishes for a fruitful college life at NM.

Shri Shalin S. Divatia
Mentor

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

"A vision is not just a picture of what could be;
instead, it is an appeal to our better selves and a
call to become something more"
Dear Students and Stakeholders, or join one of our

acclaimed certificate
Warm Greetings! It is with a profound sense of programs despite the
humility and privilege that I address this message as pandemic situation NM offered opportunities
the Principal of this prestigious institute. This great virtually, through its Centres of Excellence and an
edifice of education, popularly called NM College, had array of Certificate courses in the field of
its inception in the year 1964 and soon many glorious Commerce, Marketing and Information Technology,
accomplishments came its way, and today, it is the
most sought-after college nationally offering 6 Academia Industry linkage was further
undergraduate programs, 3 postgraduate programs strengthened through signing an MOU with Bombay
and 2 Ph.D centres. Industry Association (BIA) having 1200 companies
under its umbrella to provide internships to our
India Today survey has ranked NM College as Rank 1 students. All of the above courses ensure that our
in best value for money amongst the best commerce students imbibe a genuine understanding of the real
college, Rank 1 in West Zone as the best college, Rank world and its bounty that sustains all economic
1 in Best Commerce college in Mumbai. It has also activities universally.
ranked NM College as Rank No. 5 for best Placement
Record and All India Rank No. 9 as the best commerce The institution thus trains the students to rise from
college. being “Dependent” to becoming “Dependable” and
the rich alumni in diverse fields like Chartered
The academic year 2020-21 has been a very special Accountancy,Administration,Politics, Entertainment
year as the College took its first step in implementing and Sports are ample testimony to this. The
autonomy amidst the unprecedented pandemic. corporate and industry interactions where our
Despite the challenges, we at NM are mindful of alumni are actively involved, not only provide
constantly making every effort to reach out to the hands-on experience but also help in placement of
teaching-learning needs of the students and our students.
equipping our students with 21st century skills of
critical thinking, creativity, communication, and
collaboration. The Placement Committee’s proactive involvement
has enabled our students to get placed with the
NM’s mission has always been to provide an overall highest pay packages ever in 2021. We are fortunate
educational experience, in both academics and to be backed by a team of highly talented, dedicated
character development and creating life-long and committed faculty members. With a very
learners in a learner-centered environment. NM amiable and professional environment, our faculty
made the best of the situation despite this pandemic members make substantial contributions to the
situation being an extremely challenging year with academia through quality teaching, curriculum
the unstinted support of Management that provided design, research and publications.
the best of virtual learning resource, Microsoft Teams
application. Fortunately, our students were all As a student, you can definitely expect to have an
equipped with a personal laptop or android mobiles enriching experience that should propel you to make
so we could ensure continuity of learning and the best of the opportunities available, for NM
evaluation through home based learning. college is guided by the conviction that-
Whether our students chose to be a part of award-

'Intelligence is not a privilege but a gift to be used for
winning academic or curricular or co-curricular
the good of Humanity.'
competitions,

SVKM's SVKM's
Narsee Narsee
Monjee Monjee
College College of Commerce
of Commerce & Economics
& Economics
(Autonomous) (Autonomous)
SHRI VILE PARLE KELAVANI MANDAL
OFFICE BEARERS
S.No. Name Designation
1 Shri Amrish R Patel Hon. President & Trustee
2. Shri Bhupesh R Patel Hon. Joint President & Trustee
3. Shri Bharat M Sanghvi Hon. Vice President & Trustee
4. Shri Chintan M Patel Hon. Vice President & Trustee
5. Shri Sunandan R Divatia Hon. Secretary
6. Shri Harshad H Shah Hon. Treasurer
7. Dr.Jayant P Gandhi Hon. Joint Secretary
8. Shri Shalin S Divatia Hon. Joint Secretary
9. Shri Harit H Chitalia Hon. Joint Treasurer
10. Shri Jagdish Parikh Hon. Joint Treasurer

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MANAGING COMMITTEE
Shri Amrish R Patel Shri Bhupesh R Patel

Shri Bharat M Sanghvi Shri Chintan M Patel
Shri Sunandan R Divatia Dr. Jayant P Gandhi
Shri Shalin S Divatia Shri Harshad H Shah
Shri Harit H Chitalia Shri Jagdish Parikh
Shri Amit B Sheth Shri Bhargav N Patel
Shri Bhupen G Bhatt Shri Harshad B Kawa
Shri Harish J Patel Shri Jagat A Killawala
Shri Jayesh P Choksi Shri Jayesh R Gandhi
Shri Kirit P Mehta Shri Maherdas J Patel
Smt. Minaxi K Mehta Shri Mukesh H Patel
Shri Mukul P Patel Shri Mukesh A Shah
Shri Naresh K Sheth Shri Nayan M Patel
Shri Nimir K Mehta Shri Pravin H Doshi
Shri Pruthviraj C Shah Dr. Rajesh L Jani
Shri Ranjeet Dudeja Shri Rajgopal C Bhandari
Smt. Sneha A Parekh Shri Sanjay A Desai
Shri Tnv Ayyar Shri Tushar H Mehta
Shri Vamanrai V Parekh Shri Vinod M Goradia
Shri Vinod M Patel Shri Vivek C Vaidya

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

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SCHOOL COMMITTEE

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TOPPERS- SECURING HIGHEST AGGREGATE MARKS FROM SEM-I TO SEM-VI
B.Com/ BAF/ BMS/ BFA/ B.Sc.(IT) (2018-2021)

& M.Com (2019-2021)
RHEA SHENOY JINALI SHAH TANVI BIJUR

B.COM BMS BAF
KEVALYA SHETH DEVANSHI DHAKAN TANVI BENGALI

BFM B.Sc (IT) M.COM (AA)
SWATI SINGH SIBANI MALHOTRA

M.COM (B&F) M.COM (BM)
H.S.C REGULAR
1 2
1 2
ISHIKA SHAH PRIYANKA UDESHI NIDHI DHANANI

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2 3 3
TAANISHKA PANJWANI LEESHEETA BANSAL SINJAA DESAI
3 3
JASH PATTNI ISHITA RAJE
F.Y.J.C REGULAR
1 2 2 3
ARYAN SMITH CELESTE PEREIRA JAHNAVI SEWANI KHUSHI RANAWAT
H.S.C. VOCATIONAL (M.C.V.C)
1 1 1
JAY PATEL JAHNVI SHAH TISHA SHAH
Marketing & Retail Management Accounting & Office Management Travel & Hospitality Management

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COLLEGE AWARDS (2020-2021)
VEDANT GADA PALASH BHATT KRUTIKA SHETH

The Jamnabai Narsee Shield Ravi Marble Corporation Trophy NAAM Trophy for excellence
for the Best Student for the Best Organizer in Cultural Activities
(TYBCOM) (TYBCOM) (TYBCOM)
DISHA MANIAR ARYAN SAHNI PRAKHAR GUPTA

Mahendra Joshi Sarvotkrisht Anantrai Jadavji Sopariwala Manan Prakashan Trophy for
Rangkarmi Paritoshik Trophy for Best in Dramatics Best Instrumentalist
(TYBCOM) (FYBMS) (TYBCOM)
ANJALI THAKKAR JAINAM BILAKHIA BHAKTI VORA

Special prize Instrumentals Morarka Charity Trust Trophy for Special Prize in Dancing
(FYBCOM) Best in Dancing (TYBCOM)
(SYBCOM)
KARTHIK DHANKANI VEDANT GADA KRUTIKA SHETH

Special Prize in Dancing Amrutlal Bhurabhai Pandya Trophy for Special Prize for Speaking
(SYBAF) Best Speaker (TYBCOM)
(TYBCOM)

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PRIYAM SARAF PARINAY JAIN BHARVI SAMPAT

Special Prize for Speaking Maneklal Keshavlal Sheth Trophy Special Prize in Singing
(FYBMS) for the Best Vocalist (TYBCOM)
(FYBMS)
DRASHTI BHIMANI URJA GHIA CHERLY ANDRADE

Satyabhamabai Gadgil Trophy for Special Prize in Writing Special Prize in Writing
Best Writer (SYBMS) (FYBCOM)
(FYBCOM)
VEDANT GADA KRUTIKA SHETH SHALIN BHANSALI

Ajit Datar Memorial Scholarship for Ajit Datar Memorial Scholarship for Ajit Datar Memorial Scholarship for
inter and intra collegiate activities inter and intra collegiate activities inter and intra collegiate activities
(TYBCOM) (TYBCOM) (SYBAF)
VINEET KEJRIWAL ROHAK SHAH KRUTIKA SHETH

Raman Brothers Free Studentship Raman Brothers Free Studentship Raman Brothers Free Studentship
Outstanding contribution towards co- Outstanding contribution towards co- Outstanding contribution towards co-
curricular activities curricular activities curricular activities
(SYBCOM) (SYBMS) (TYBCOM)

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KRUTIKA SHETH ROHAK SHAH RISHIT SANGHVI (NSS)

Staff Special Prize for Best Contingent Leader Excellence in Social Outreach
consistent performance and (SYBMS) (SYBMS)
contribution in college activities
(TYBCOM)
SUYASH BAJAJ (DLLE) VAGISHA PUROHIT (RCNM) YASHORAJ SINGH

Excellence in Social Outreach Excellence in Social Outreach Special Prize in Sports
(TYBCOM) (SYBCOM) (TYBMS)
AYUSH VAID
Special Prize for Research
(SYBCOM)

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JUNIOR COLLEGE AWARDS (2020-2021)
SHIV KHAKHAR PRANAV BARIA SONALI DAS

Narsee Monjee Trophy for the Narsee Monjee Trophy for the Jamnabai Narsee Trophy for the
Best Student Best Organizer Best Sports woman
PRANAV BARIA ASTHA SHETTY KANISHA KAPADIA

B.G.Bhatt Trophy for the Best Dancer Best Writer
Best Speaker
MANAV LAKHANI
Dr. Deepak Bhatt Trophy for the
Best Singer

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COLLEGE REPORT
SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College was established in 1964 by Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal (SVKM), a
professionally managed trust with a large number of prestigious academic institutions, under its
umbrella. It is the brainchild of leading industrialists and socially conscious philanthropists who
wanted to contribute to society by founding educational institutions initially in the western suburbs
of Mumbai. Today, SVKM has spread its wings globally.
India Today survey has ranked NM College as Rank 1 in best value for money amongst the best
commerce college, Rank 1 in West Zone as the best college, Rank 1 in Best Commerce college in
Mumbai. It has also ranked NM College as Rank No. 5 for best Placement Record and All India
Rank No. 9 as the best commerce college.
The academic year 2020-21 has been a very special year as it took its first step in implementing
autonomy amidst the unprecedented pandemic.Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics
(Autonomous) and Bombay Industries Association (BIA) have signed an MoU of collaboration on 28th
November 2020 to strengthen Academia industry linkage.This collaboration will be carried out in,
but not necessarily limited to Internship opportunities for our students, BIA participation in college
events, Industrial visits for students, Consultancy and Research projects that can be carried out by
our faculty members for BIA and Guest Lectures and Seminars that BIA members can participate in
as Resource Persons. BIA also announced that they are establishing the BIA Academia, Mr.
Radhakrishnan Pillai will be coordinating with NM on internships and other projects on behalf of BIA.

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Principal, Dr. Parag Ajagaonkar, Vice Principal, Dr. Nirmala Chavan and Assistant Professor, Conrad Coelho
(faculty member responsible for external linkages) with BIA members at the MoU signing on 28th
November 2020.
The following faculty members completed their Ph.D. in the current academic year:
Ms. Shashi Surana, Faculty of Business Communication completed her Ph.D. on the topic
“Communication and Journalism” from the University of Mumbai.
Ms. Rekha Katheeth, Faculty of Commerce completed her Ph.D. on "A Study on Applying CRM
techniques in Educational Institutes to enhance the relationship with the learners with respect to
Unaided Undergraduate Commerce Colleges affiliated to the University of Mumbai" from the
Department of Business Administration, Pacific Academy of Higher Education and Research
University, Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.
Ms. Pooja Singh, Faculty of BMS program completed her Ph.D. on the topic “ A study of the
impact of social media marketing on consumer behavior for private sector banks in India with
special reference to Mumbai.” from Calorx Teachers University.
Mr. Huzefa Bhagat faculty of the BAF program completed his Ph.D. on the topic “A study of
consumer adoption of digital banking in India with special reference to Mumbai” from Calorx
Teachers University.

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New Program:
NM achieved yet another milestone in our journey as an autonomous institution in providing
inclusive, accessible and affordable quality higher education in the field of Commerce, Economics,
Accountancy & Finance, Management, Marketing and a host of other disciplines like Information
Technology. The College offered a new Undergraduate degree program, B.Com. Honours with 132
credits which was widely sought after by students from all across the country. Our college also
conducted an array of value-added courses and certificate courses like Content Marketing,
Advanced Excel and Power BI.
Certificate Courses:
The Content Marketing Certificate Online Course facilitated by the BMS Department was conducted
in December 2020. This 15-hour course was conducted by Mr. Gaurav Lulla, Co-founder, Loose
Cannons. Content Studio and comprised of 06 sessions of two and half hours each conducted online
via Microsoft Teams. The modules consisted of understanding the ‘Anatomy of Digital Content’, the
‘Digital Content Kaleidoscope’ and the ‘Business of Digital Content’, among other topics
Certificate Courses in Entrepreneurship was facilitated by Department of Commerce and was

conducted between January 2021-February 2021.This was a 15 hrs course conducted by
Mr.Tejas Shyam Suma on Edupreneur by profession and Alumnus of IIT Bombay.
The Module consist of understanding Entrepreneurship, Ideating Effectively ,Understanding

and Evaluating Business Opportunity , Creating a Successful Business Model Fool-Proof
Business Plans and getting your job done effectively. 6 lecture sessions of 2.5 hours each was
conducted Online via MS Teams Platform. Entrepreneurship shall drive our nation towards
progressive development and we strive hard to nurture the talent in youth through such
formal certification courses.
All of the above courses ensure that our students imbibe a genuine understanding of the real
world and its bounty that sustains all economic activities universally. Environmental wisdom,
sustainability and awareness of the ethical underpinnings of business decision-making are vital
milestones against which success is measured. Our College strives to employ the best
educational and administrative practices, thus creating skilled professionals, business leaders
and social contributors in particular and responsible global citizens of the future in general.

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Conference Committee:
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell and Conference Committee of NARSEE MONJEEE college of
commerce and economics organised a National Webinar on “Case Studies – Insight and Application
for the 21st Century Learner” which was held on Monday, 17th March 2021 at 4 pm on Microsoft
Teams platform.
The Resource Person for the Webinar was Ms. Rishika Bhojwani, a faculty of the college who is also a
research scholar at SIMREE, Mumbai.
The objective of the webinar was to understand the insights of a case study while learning how to
write case studies and how to avoid the common errors in case study analysis. The webinar, which
was open to teachers, students as well as professionals and entrepreneurs, also focused on the
purpose of case studies and how to use the same as a pedagogical tool to develop the analytical skill
of the learners.
Dr. Parag Ajagaonkar addressing the participants of Dr. Vandana Mishra welcoming the Resource
the National Webinar on Case Study. person and the participants.
Resource Person Ms. Rishika Bhojwani on Case Study.
Department of Business Communication:

The Dept. of Business Communication conducted a two-day Conference on “Opportunities and
Challenges Post Pandemic Era.” The students presented papers on themes related to the different
aspects ranging from commerce, to industry to education to entrepreneurship.
The students learnt the art of organizing along with presentation skills and team work.

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The students learnt the Art of Organizing along with presentation skills and team work
Students of FYBCOM presenting at the conference
NM’s mission has always been to provide an overall educational experience, in both academic
and character development, that focuses on maximizing learning, developing global
awareness and creating life-long learners in a student-centered learning environment. The
pandemic did not deter the learners and the faculties in equipping our students with 21st-
century skills of critical thinking, creativity, communication, and collaboration. Persistent
efforts were made by faculty to upgrade the curriculum and pursue their own interests in
research and co-curricular development.
NM made the best of the situation, despite this being an extremely challenging year with the
unstinted support of the management that provided us with the best of virtual learning
resources in the name of Microsoft Teams. Fortunately, our students were all equipped with a
personal laptop or android mobiles so we could ensure continuity of learning during virtual
learning from home. Whether our students chose to be a part of award-winning academic or
curricular or co-curricular competitions, or join one of our acclaimed certificate programs
despite the pandemic situation, NM offered opportunities virtually through the Centres of
Excellence.

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B.Sc.I.T.
Conducted National Webinar for students on “Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics:
Future and Prospects” organized by IQAC and Department of B.Sc.I.T. of Narsee Monjee College of
Commerce & Economics on Tuesday, 2nd June 2020.
N.M. Placement Cell achieved another milestone in fetching two of our students with the highest
pay package ever. In total 266 students received pre-placement training during the year through the
placement cell.
Many of the faculty members took advantage of the Coursera platform offered by SVKM
Management to complete 96 useful courses related to their subjects. Students also published many
insightful publications with the support from Faculty. Envisage Peer review journal with ISBN, EN
Tark 2021, Saturday Herald and Library Xpress newsletters were some of the publications.
Maharashtra Day:
61st Maharashtra day was celebrated by Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics on 1st
May 2020. However, owing to the current Covid-19 pandemic situation, this year the celebrations
were done virtually using the Microsoft Teams platform. All the teaching and non-teaching staff
attended the program from their respective homes through MS Teams. The program was convened
by our Vice-Principal, Ms.Geetha Menon. The program began at 9.00 am with the national anthem
followed by the Maharashtra day song. This was followed by a speech by our Principal, Dr. Parag
Ajagaonkar. Principal stressed on the importance of being together in this current scenario. He also
expressed that one can make proper use of technology to cope up with the situation.

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Research Center
NM College has been recognized as a Research Center in the subjects of Business Policy and
Accountancy. Our principal, Dr. Parag Ajagoankar and Dr. Kedar Bhide are approved Research guides.
Research Committee:
With an objective to inculcate research culture and scientific temperament among the students and
the faculties, the Research Committee of NM college, guided by the senior faculties with a research
acumen, initiated the Research Park to promote research among faculties and students. While the
faculties promote research culture by publishing Research Papers in various International, Scopus
Indexed and UGC Care Journals, the students participate in teams annually, in the University-
sponsored Awishkar Convention, in order to present their research findings and bring accolades to
the college.
This year the students of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics (Autonomous)
participated in the Erudition National Online Case Study Competition organized by St. Joseph’s
College of Commerce, Bangalore which was held on the 7th and 8th of April, 2021. 3 Teams of 4
students each from our college participated in this grueling case study competition and our college
was able to secure the First Runner Up position.The competition was a test of the technical and
creative skills of the students. Each member of the team was given an individual case study on topics
like entrepreneurship development, finance, human resources and marketing management and was
required to present solutions. This was followed by a case study combining all the aspects and the
solution had to be prepared jointly by all members of the team.
It was a unique and great learning experience for the students allowing them to apply their learnings
from the classroom to practical scenarios and our students reached the semi-finals. They also
participated in the Samarik –A National Case study challenge held by the University of Mumbai in
association with Vedanta College and were one among the five teams selected to present their
Research Paper on Case Study Analysis.The students of NM College participated in an intercollegiate
Research Paper presentation competition held in Dalmia College and secured 2nd position.
Avishkar Research Convention:

The Avishkar Research Convention is designed by the Department of Students’ Development,
University of Mumbai, with the intention to develop a research culture. The activity also aims at
helping to develop skill, review new dimensions of explored areas of knowledge as well as the
unexplored areas of enquiry.
The students of Narsee Monjee college had participated in this competition. It had total 2 rounds viz.
1. Selection round & 2. Final round. In all 7 research proposals were sent for the selection round out of
which one research proposal titled Agriculture through AI for AI : Transforming Agriculture through
Artificial Intelligence for Atmanirbhar India in Commerce, Management and Law category was
selected for the final round (MUMBAI ZONE-2) prepared by the students namely Mr. Gada Deep
Jayesh, Ms. Gohel Deepal Vikas, Ms. Garg Muskaan Umang, Ms. Fernandes Zenia Juje and Ms.
Gokalgandhi Mahima Kaushik. The students under the guidance of the mentor teachers, prepared a
presentation of their research proposal and presented in front of the jury on 22nd June 2021.The
efforts of the students and teachers came true when the results were announced wherein they
secured the First position.

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It was a very happy moment for everyone. In this way, the students with their determination
prepared a research proposal and successfully put forward their views on the topic.Department of
Business Communication:Quality Assurance Cell MONJEEE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND
ECONOMICS organised – Insight and Application for the 21st Century Learner” which was held on
Monday, 17th March 2021
Team Avishkar
Research Park:
With an objective to inculcate research culture and a scientific temperament among the students
and the faculties, the Research Committee of NM college, guided by the senior faculties with a
Research acumen, conduct Workshops on various topics, ranging from academics to sports. While
the faculties promote research culture by publishing Research Papers in various International,
Scopus Indexed and UGC Care Journals, the students participate in teams annually, in the University
sponsored Awishkar Convention, in order to present their Research findings and bring accolades to
the college.

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STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENTS - DEGREE COLLEGE
Ayush Vaid and Prathamesh Siroya published a research paper in UNESCO/CARDINAL PAUL
POUPARD FOUNDATION CHAIR OF INTER RELIGIOUS AND INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE with
ISSN-2250-3331(Jan 2020)
Research Paper Title: The World We Live In: Environmental Degradation and its Consequences
and the Sub Topic under it was Carbon - Krutika Sheth, Parshad Desai, Bansi Madlani and Cheryl
Andrade participated at Ayaasa 2021 - A Business Fest organized by Loyola Academy, Hyderabad,
held on 23rd and 24th April 2021.
Competing with students of India's top colleges in this challenging event that brings about the best
in them by allotting tasks in a stress-induced environment, and managed to make their way till the
very last round of the Fest and emerged as one of the Top 5 Teams. Our college participated at
Erudition - An International Case Study Competition held on 7th and 8th April 2021. Our students at
Narsee Monjee College have been awarded as the 1st runner up, competing against management and
other higher-level students.
The team consisted of :
-Krutika Sheth - TY B.COM B
-Parshad Desai - FY B.COM A
-Bansi Madlani - FY BMS A
-Cheryl Andrade - FY B.COM A
Krutika Sheth secured the 1st position at R-Catalyst. It was a National Level Business Plan
Competition organized by the Rotaract District 3141. The Rotaract District 3141 (Mumbai) hosts over
100+ colleges/clubs. The competition witnessed participants from across the country including
Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Ulhasnagar, Chennai, Guwahati, etc. She also secured the 1st position in
storytelling at and consolation prize in elocution at Springz festival. In addition to this, she secured
the 1st position at Youth Parliament and also the 1st position at Aatmanirbhar
Bharat at Cinevoyage.
Students' Academic Achievements:

(Autonomous)
The IQAC of the college continuously conducts brainstorming sessions throughout the academic
year by taking quality initiatives in orienting the staff with lectures and healthy living practices. The
IQAC took initiatives in sending the IQAC members for Workshops regarding the revised NAAC
Criteria and filling of the AQAR report.
College Day:
The annual College Day was celebrated virtually on the 10th April 2021. The academic, co-curricular
and the extra -curricular awards were given to the deserving students followed by cultural activities
of the students.
Glimpses of the Annual Day Celebrations

(Autonomous)
STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS DEGREE COLLEGE

Department of Accountancy
C.A. Savita Desai
Paper Publication :
Published a paper entitled ‘A study of the impact of GST on the business of hotel industry in
Maharashtra’ in Journal of critical reviews , ISSN 2394-5125,Volume 7 issue 17 2020.
Participation :
National Webinar on NAAC Criterion VI and VII dated 4.12.20, organized by IQAC, K.J.
Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce ( Autonomous ).
Faculty Development Program on ‘Outcome-Based Education: The Road Ahead’ organized by
IQAC Criterion 1 Team of N M College on 3.12.20, 4.12.20 and 7.12.20
Webinar on Finalisation of Accounts with GST perspective dated 23.8.2020 organized by ICAI
Webinar on Emerging areas of Accounting Research dated 26.4.21organised by ICAI
Webinar on International Research Ethics and Tips for writing good Research Paper’ on 22nd
August 2020 organized by ICAI
"Ice Breaking webinar on the emerging role of Indian CAs in USA – Paving the path of a Research
Study on evolving role of Professional Accountants Globally” dated 26.7.2020 organized by ICAI
CMA. Dr. Kedar Bhide

Paper Publication :
Published a paper titled “STUDY OF INVESTORS' AWARENESS ABOUT CREDIT RATINGS OF
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS” in Shodh Sarita, Approved UGC Care Listed Journal , ISSN - 2348-
2397, Vol. 7, Issue 26, April to June 2020
Published a paper titled “EMPIRICAL STUDY OF LEAD LAG RELATIONSHIP OF DJIA” in Shodh
Sarita, Approved UGC Care Listed Journal, ISSN - 2348-2397, Volume 8, Issue 29, Jan-March 2021
Achievements:
Delivered an online guest lecture on Financial Accounting and Auditing IX – Financial
Accounting” for the students of Padmashree Bhausaheb Vartak College, Virar on 22nd April 2021
Worked as a Local Observer for the MH-SET Examination, conducted on 27th December 2020
Worked as a Member of Expert Committee Visit to the Proposal received for Extension for New
Course(s) (UG & PG) for LN COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & SCIENCE (DAY)
Participation :
Participated in National Webinar on NAAC Criterion VI and VII dated 4.12.20, organized by IQAC,
K.J. Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce (Autonomous)
Participated in Faculty Development Program on ‘Outcome-Based Education: The Road Ahead’
organized by IQAC Criterion 1 Team of N M College on 3.12.20, 4.12.20 and 7.12.20
Mr. Darshan Panchal

Achievements:
Completed ‘Making the Case, for Robotic Process Automation’ an online non-credit course
authorized by the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants and offered
through Coursera on 16th June 2020.

(Autonomous)
Successfully completed a self-paced course on “Robotic Process Automation 2019” offered by
ICAI – Digital Learning Hub on 22nd July 2020.
Successfully completed the course on ‘Building Literacy: Visual Summarizing in Sway (presenter-
led training) by Microsoft Educator Center on 25th July 2020.
Participation :
Participated in a national webinar on 'Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: Future
and Prospects' organized by IQAC and Department of BSC IT of Narsee Monjee College of
Commerce & Economics on Tuesday, June 02, 2020, on MS Teams.
Participated in the pre-conference workshop titled ‘Writing Quality Research Paper and Tax
Planning through Will and Nomination’ organized by VPM’s K. G. Joshi College of Arts and N. G.
Bedekar College of Commerce, Thane in Collaboration with Thane Branch of WIRC of ICAI and
Indian Accounting Association, Thane Branch held on 14th and 15th July 2020.
Participated in an online Orientation on ‘Yuwaah’ organized by the Department of Lifelong
Learning and Extension, University of Mumbai in collaboration with United Nations Children's
Fund (UNICEF) on September 11, 2020at 11.00 am via Zoom.
Participated in a one-day online workshop on Rural Entrepreneurship Development Cell
organized by Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension, University of Mumbai with
support of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India (GOI), and
Mahatma Gandhi National Council of Rural Education (MGNCRE) on 17th October 2020.
Participated in First Term Training Programme in Extension Work Activities organized by
Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension, University of Mumbai and K. J. Somaiya College
of Science and Commerce on Zoom on 09th November 2020.
Participated in the three days Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on “Outcome Based
Education: The Road Ahead” organized by IQAC of SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce
& Economics on 3rd, 4th and 7th December 2020.
Attended the RUSA-sponsored State Level webinar “UGC’s Career Advancement Scheme[CAS]”
organized by IQAC of Chikitsak Samuha’s Sir Sitaram and Lady Shantabai Patkar College of Arts
and Science and V.P. Varde College of Commerce and Economics (Autonomous) on 8th January
2021.
Attended a Faculty Development Program (FDP) organized by WIRC of ICAI jointly with HSNC
University, BOS Accountancy of Mumbai University, Indian Accounting Association (Thane), Joshi
Bedekar College (Thane), Smt Mithibai Motiram Kundnani College on ‘Recent Amendments in
Direct and Indirect Taxation’ on 9th April 2021.
Participated in a webinar on ‘Importance of Law and Communication Skills for Teachers’
conducted by ‘Department of Law‘ of N.S.S. College of Commerce and Economics via Zoom on
22nd April 2021.
Participated in a webinar on ‘Importance of Mental and Emotional Health in Modern Era’
conducted by ‘Staff Welfare Committee” of N.S.S. College of Commerce and Economics via Zoom
on 24th April 2021.
Ms. Kajol Vajani

Paper Publication :
Published Research paper titled “Analysis of Mumbai Metro Rail Project: Study of Environmental
& Social Aspects” in International Journal of Advanced and Innovative Research, Peer Reviewed
UGC Care Listed Journal with Impact Factor 7.36 (ISSN Number is in process of receiving),
March 2021

(Autonomous)
Achievements:
Secured the highest aggregate marks in University of Mumbai at the M.Com Degree Examination
held in May 2019
Appointed as a Member of Board of Studies at SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and
Economics (Autonomous) as a Meritorious Post Graduate Member for B.Com in the subject of
Mathematics & Statistical Techniques (Special paper of Statistics in SYBCOM) with a letter dated
13th March 2021.
Appointed as a Member of Board of Studies at SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and
Economics (Autonomous) as a Meritorious Post Graduate Member for B.com. in the subject of
Computer Applications with letter dated 13th February 2021.
Participation :
Participated & presented research paper at One Day National Conference 'Sustainable
Development - A Green Approach' held by University of Mumbai & supported by NABARD held
on 6th March 2021.
Participated in an Online One Day International Conference on 'OPPORTUNITY IN ADVERSITY –
THE NEW GLOBAL SUCCESS MANTRA' on 30th March 2021 held by Lala Lajpatrai College of
Commerce and Economics, Mumbai.
Successfully participated in the Three Days’ Faculty Development Program on “Outcome Based
Education: The Road Ahead” organized by IQAC Criteria I team of SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College
of Commerce and Economics on 3rd, 4th, and 7th December 2020
Attended a Session on “Primary data Collection” organized by Research Park of NM College on
February 20, 2021
Attended the University of Mumbai’s special lecture on How to write a Research Paper.
Attended International Training Program on Statistical Analysis Using SPSS held on 26-28 March
2021, organized by Special Minds.
Department of Commerce:
Ms. Tessy Philji
Participation:
Participated in Two-weeks Online Workshop on, “Comprehensive e-Learning to e-Training
guide for Administrative Work” sponsored by Ministry of Human Resource Development, Pandit
Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching, and organized by Teaching
Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, University of Delhi, from 25th May 2020 to 5th June 2020.
Participated in a National Webinar on Curricular Aspects (NAAC Criteria 1), sponsored by
Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Quality Improvement Project and organized by Sarojini Naidu
Govt. Girls P.G. (Autonomous) College, Bhopal on 26th and 27th June 2020.
Participated in National Workshop for “Hands-on Mapping of Curricula with PO, PSO, and COs”,
organized by IQAC of SVKM’s Mithibai College of Arts, Chauhan Institute of Science and
Amrutben Jivanlal College of Commerce and Economics (Autonomous) under the aegis of RUSA
Centre for Excellence in Human Skills, on 5th and 11th November 2020.
Participated in 3-days FDP, “Outcome-Based Education: The Road Ahead”, organized by Criteria
I of IQAC of N.M. College on 3rd, 4th, and 7th December 2020.
Participated in Webinar on “Design Thinking”, focus on the Problem Statement ‘Digitalising
Education- The Challenge in 2020’, organized by IQAC of N.M. College and the Conference
Committee on 5th December 2020.

(Autonomous)
Attended and successfully completed Online Refresher Course in Data Analytics and Business
Intelligence organized by UGC HRDC, University of Mumbai, from 1st March to 13th March
under the sponsorship of RUSA.
Part of Organising team for 3-days FDP, “Outcome-Based Education: The Road Ahead”,
conducted by IQAC and Criteria 1 Team on 3rd, 4th, and 7th December 2020.
Part of organizing team for a webinar on “Design Thinking”, focussed on the Problem
Statement ‘Digitalising Education- The Challenge in 2020’, conducted by IQAC and Conference
Committee on 5th December 2020.
Mr. Smitin Belchada

Achievement:
Invited as a Judge for the online event “Gandhigiri-Do it Like Gandhi” (Social Media Post
Designing Competition) organized by Advertising and Branding Club of Devi Prasad Goenka
Management College of Media Studies on 27th October 2020.
Invited as a Resource Person at International Intercollegiate Media Festivals - MEDIA I.C.E.
AGE & CINEVOYAGE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL organized by Devi Prasad Goenka
Management College of Media Studies that was held from 10th February 2021 until 13th
February 2021 via ZOOM and GOOGLE Meet platforms.
Participation:
Completed two-week online workshop on “Comprehensive E-Learning to E-Training Guide for
Administrative Work” organized by Teaching Learning Centre Ramanujan College, sponsored
by MHRD, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya National Mission on two-dayTeachers & Training
from 25th May 2020 to 5th June 2020
Completed One Week Faculty Development Programme on "Open Source Tools for Research"
from 8th June 2020 to 14th June 2020 organized by Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan
College, University of Delhi, sponsored by MHRD, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya National
Mission on Teachers & Training.
Completed 14 days National Faculty Development Programme on ‘Data Analysis for Research in
Social Sciences from 17th June 2020 to 30th June 2020, organized by Ramunanjan College,
sponsored by Teaching Learning Centre Ramanujan College, a sponsored by MHRD, Pandit
Madan Mohan Malviya National Mission on Teachers & Training.
Participated in virtual International Conference on Living Gender: Recognition, Repression,
Representation held on 16th January 2021, organized by Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC),
of Devi Prasad Goenka Management College of Media Studies.
Dr. Rekha Katheeth

Achievements:
Completed Ph.D. in Commerce, Department of Business Administration, PACIFIC Academy of
Higher Education and Research University, Udaipur. Viva Voce held on 7th July 2020.
Invited as a resource person and delivered a lecture on “ Motivational Leadership” in an
International Level FDP Webinar Series on 14th July 2020, Sengunthar Arts and Science
College, Affiliated to Periyar University, Tiruchengoda, Namakkal Dt. , Tamil Nadu.
Appointed as Field Co-Ordinator 2020-2021, Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension,
University of Mumbai.

(Autonomous)
Participation:
Completed Two Weeks Online Workshop on, “Comprehensive e-Learning to e-Training guide for
Administrative Work” sponsored by MHRD, Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on
Teachers and Teaching, and organized by Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College,
University of Delhi, from 25th May 2020 to 5th June 2020.
Completed One Week Faculty Development Programme on "Open Source Tools for Research"
from June 08 - June 14, 2020, organized by Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College,
University of Delhi.
Completed 14 days National FDP ‘Data Analysis for Research in Social Sciences from 17th to 30th
June 2020, organized by Teaching Learning center Ramanujan College, sponsored by MHRD,
Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya National Mission on Teachers & Training.
Participated in virtual International Conference on Living Gender: Recognition, Repression,
Representation held on 16th January 2021, organized by Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), of
Devi Prasad Goenka Management College of Media Studies.
Participated in an online Orientation on ‘Yuwaah’ organized by the Department of Lifelong
Learning and Extension, University of Mumbai in collaboration with United Nations Children's
Fund (UNICEF) on September 11, 2020at 11.00 am via Zoom.
Participated in a one-day online workshop on Rural Entrepreneurship Development Cell
organized by Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension, University of Mumbai with support
of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India (GOI), and Mahatma
Gandhi National Council of Rural Education (MGNCRE) on 17th October 2020.
Completed Refresher Course in Data Analysis and Business Intelligence (1st March 2021-13th
March 2021) conducted by UGC-Human Resource Development, University of Mumbai
Attended FDP on Research Methodology and Grant Proposal writing, organized by IQAC of
Deviprasad Goenka Management College of Media Studies from 24th May 2021- 31st May 2021.
Ms.Rishika Bhojwani
Publication:
Published a research paper in Shodh Sarita (UGC Approved, CARE Listed Journal till April 2021),
ISSN -2348-2397, in Vol. 7 Issue 28 October- December 2020, titled “ A Study comparison of
Employee satisfaction of public and private sector banks in Mumbai City.
Published the article on Reliance: Then and Now. ISBN No 938786544-4 and E ISBN; 978-93-
87865-44. GMRAF, Chennai, December 2020
Case Studies in Business Management – Indian Perspective ISBN No.: 978-93-5433-184-8.
Published in Himalaya Publishing House on the topic “How Jio disrupted the Telecom market” in
February 2021
Paper Published titled “Study of Customer Satisfaction towards E-Banking during the pandemic
situation in Mumbai City”. E-ISBN: 978-93-87865-77-8, GMRAF, Chennai on 13th March 2021
Achievement:
GMRAF Young Faculty Excellence Award December 2020
Speaker at National Webinar on “Case Studies: Insight an application for 21st Century Learner”
on 17th March 2021 organized by NM College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai.

(Autonomous)
Participation:
Paper presented in National Conference organized by NCMAT & PTVA’s Institute of
Management on the topic “PMC Bank Crisis: After effects on its Corporate Governance and
Customer Perception”. On 6th March 2021
Paper presented in International Conference held by Department of Commerce, University
of Mumbai, on the topic “A Comparative study on technology in education and corporate
sector and its impact during the pandemic.” On 12th March 2021.
Paper Presented in 8th Asia pacific International Conference held by SIMSREE, Mumbai,
on-topic Study of Brand image and customer perception of public and private sector banks
among generation X and Y, On 23rd and 24th April 2021.

Dr. Jennifer D’Souza
Publication:
A study of activities that Undergraduate Commerce Students in Mumbai suburban miss the
most due to social- isolation during Covid 19 Pandemic, International Journal of Creative
Research Thoughts (IJCRT) / VOL 9/ISSUE 2/376. Page nos: 3129-3133 ,7.97 , 2320-2882
Achievement:
Appointed as Member of syllabus committee for M.A. Translation Studies - Sem I to IV
(CBGS) in English, University of Mumbai.
Appointed as Member of syllabus committee for M.A. Cultural Studies - Sem I to IV (CBGS)
in English, University of Mumbai.
Participation:
Business Strategies post Unlock - 1 of Lockdown, N.S.S. College of Commerce and
Economics 05/06/20 (International Level)
Social Intelligence: Understanding the Science of Human Behaviour, Dr. Deepti Mankad,
MINDSPEAK 06-Jun-20 (National Level)
Multiple Intelligences: An Exploration of Intelligences Dr. Deepti Mankad, MINDSPEAK 14-
Jun-20 (National Level)
Adversity Quotient: The Science of Resilience, Dr. Deepti Mankad, MINDSPEAK 21-Jun-20
(National Level)
Making Online Learning Inclusive for Students with Disabilities St. Xavier's College,
Mumbai 23rd & 24th June 2020 (National Level)
Resilience: The Power Within Dr. Deepti Mankad, MINDSPEAK 05th July 2020 (National
Level)
Change Management Dr. Deepti Mankad, MINDSPEAK 12th July 2020 (National Level)
Mental Health Awareness: Lets Talk About It Dr. Deepti Mankad, MINDSPEAK 26th July
2020 (National Level)
FDP COMPLETED:
Inclusive Research Methods organized by Kristu Jayanti College, Bengaluru, 17th June to
24th June 2020(National Level)
Write Professional Emails in English, Georgia Institute of Technology (Coursera), 18th
August 2020
TESOL CERTIFIED 120 Hrs, WORLD TESOL ACADEMY 22/04/2021, International

(Autonomous)
Department of Economics:
Ms. Kesia Varghese
Achievement:
Completed Post-Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management in September 2020
from SVKM’s NMIMS –Deemed to be University.
Participation:
Participated in a UGC sponsored online Refresher Course conducted by University of Mumbai
HRDC, from November 19th to December 02, 2020, and passed with an A Grade.
Successfully participated in the Three Days’ Faculty Development Programme on
“Outcome Based Education: The Road Ahead” organized by IQAC Criterion 1 Team of
SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics on 3rd, 4th, and 7th December
2020.
Successfully completed a 10-hour online course on "Getting Started With Research" (21st
to 23rd August 2020) offered by Meghnad Desai Academy jointly with Monk Prayogshala.
Department of Foundation Course:

Ms. Geeta Desai:
Publication:
Published an article titled ‘‘Saint Jnaneshwar’s Path of Bhakti’, in the journal ‘Philosophical
Traditions of the world, annual volume III, (September 2019-October 2020), published by
University of Mumbai press, ISSN 2581-9577.
Published an article, ‘Muktabai a Great Female Saint of Maharashtra’ in a book, ‘Women of
Achievement: An Inspiration’, published by Sandesh Publication in association with Nav
Vishnu Publications, ISBN 978-93-85218-55-2.
Participation:
Completed Two Weeks Faculty Development Programme on "MANAGING ONLINE
CLASSES and CO-CREATING MOOCS:2.0" from May 18 - June 03, 2020, organized by
Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, University of Delhi.
Completed One Week Faculty Development Programme on "Open Source Tools for
Research" from June 08 - June 14, 2020, organized by Teaching Learning Centre,
Ramanujan College, University of Delhi.
Completed Two Weeks Faculty Development Programme on "ADVANCED CONCEPTS FOR
DEVELOPING MOOCS" from July 02 - July 17, 2020; organized by Teaching Learning center
Ramanujan College , sponsored by MHRD, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya National Mission
on Teachers & Training.
Completed 14 days National FDP ‘Data Analysis for Research in Social Sciences from 17th to
30th June 2020, organized by Teaching Learning center Ramanujan College, sponsored by
MHRD, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya National Mission on Teachers & Training.
Participated in Two-day International Conference on ‘Covid-19’s impact on India’s Foreign
Policy’ organized by Department of Political science and Department civics & politics on
2nd and 3rd June 2020.
Participated in one day webinar on ‘ NAAC: Revised assessment and accreditation
framework’ organized by Rashtriya Uchchttar Shiksha Abhiya (RUSA), Govt. of
Maharashtra, and office of Jt. Director, Higher education, Mumbai region, in association
with Ransnada Arya D.A.V. College on Thursday, June 4, 2020.

(Autonomous)
Attended 2-Day Faculty Development Program on Online Teaching & E-content

organized by IIDE, on 3rd and 4th of June, 2020
Attended Two days National Level online conference on ‘ The study of Anumana in Indian
Logic’ organized by the Department two days of Philosophy, R.S. Mundle Dharmapeth Arts
and Commerce College Nagpur, on 8th & 9th June 2020.
Participated in National Level Webinar on How to Improve Your Academic Reputation by
Avoiding Plagiarism Delivered by Dr. Manju Naika, Chief Library Officer, IIT, Bombay
organized by the Research Development Cell & Knowledge Resource Centre of VIKAS
COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE & COMMERCE Vikhroli (E), on Friday 5th June 2020.
Attended international webinar on ‘Peer collaboration and informal teaching methods- An
International perspective’ organized by Rizvi Education Society in collaboration with B.L.
Amlani College, on 5th June 2020.
Participated in the Inter-collegiate Quiz Competition on World Environment Day “Respect
for Our Nature and Health” organized by VALUE LAB of SIES College on 5th June 2020.
Participated in National Level Webinar on “E-learning and E -content” organized by
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) & Department of Commerce of Nirmal Degree
College of Commerce, on 08th June 2020, Monday.
Participated in National Level Webinar on “ANCIENT VALUES - ARCHAIC OR RELEVANT -
A REASSESSMENT” Organised by Smt. K. G. Mittal College of Arts & Commerce in
association with Christian Eminent College on 11th June 2020.
Participated and completed assignment I/II successfully in “Two Days Online FDP on
Pedagogy in Management and Computer Science Education in Post Covid era” organized
by Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), KCES’s Institute of Management & Research,
Jalgaon, on 12th & 13th June 2020.
Participated in National level Quiz Competition on the occasion of International Yoga Day
2020, organized by Department of Philosophy, Shantarambhau Gholap Arts, Science and
Gotirambhau Pawar Commerce College, Shivle, on 21st June 2020.
Completed Five days Yoga Workshop on ‘Yoga: Zoom your health’ organized by NSS unit
of Bharat College of Arts and Commerce, Badlapur, from 6th June to 20th June.
Completed Refresher Course In Science And Technology Of Yoga And Meditation, Indian
Values And Ethics(IDC) (17-07-2020 to 30-07-2020) conducted by UGC-Human Resource
Development Centre Devi Ahilya University, Indore.
Attended the RUSA-sponsored State Level webinar “UGC’s Career Advancement Scheme
[CAS]”, on JANUARY 08, 2021, organized by IQAC, organized by Patkar College of Arts and
Science and V.P. Varde College of Commerce and Economics.
Attended an international E-conference on ‘Climate Change, Ethics and Sustainability’’,
organized by Department of Chemistry and Philosophy of M.S.J. Government P.G. College,
Bharatpur (Raj.) India., on 28th January 2021.
Attended National Webinar on ‘Global Scenario and Human Rights’ organized by,
Government Degree College Hatpipliya, District – Dewas, held on 20th February 2021.
Attended National Webinar on ‘Revised Guidelines on NAAC’, organized by the University
of Mumbai, Dept. of Commerce in association with (S.E.S) Swami Hansmuni Maharaj
Degree College of Commerce, IQAC Dept.

(Autonomous)
Attended the ‘Interactive session on Primary Data collection’ organized by Research Park
on Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics on 20th February 2021.
Attended FDP on Research Methodology and Grant Proposal writing, organized by IQAC of
Deviprasad Goenka Management College of Media Studies from 24th May 2021- 31st May 2021.
Dr. Deepa Chitnis

Achievement:
Invited as Resource Person at Shree ALJ Patel College of Arts Commerce College, Chaklad-
Sarbhan Ta- Amod, Dist Bharuch Gujrat, to conduct a Webinar on “Intellectual Property Rights”
on 2nd November at 11.00 am. (2 hours) on MS Teams.
Invited as Resource Person at UGC- Women’s Study and Research Centre Rani Durgavati
Vishwavidyala Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh, to conduct a webinar titled ‘Empowered Women
Empower Women’ in view of the present and future challenges of Covid-19, special lecture series
on 26th November 2020.
Appointed as VC nominee on Statutory Bodies of Autonomous College by University of Mumbai
Affiliation Section No Aff/ICD/2020-21/552 dated 9th November 2020 for three years.
Appointed at SIES College as Subject Expert(VC Nominee) in the subject of Business Law, on 9th
November 2020 for framing and designing the Autonomous College syllabus for BCom and SF
courses.
Participated in the seven days(21 st November 2020 - 27th November 2020) Online National Level
Faculty Development Program for Law Faculty and Research Scholar , organised by SVKM's
Jitendra Chauhan College of Law , Mumbai and DROIT PENALE Group : A unit of Arjun Das Gulati
a Memorial Society , Prayagraj
Appointed as a subject expert at Bhavans College(Autonomous) on 20th April 21, to frame the
syllabus of Business law and Industrial law for BMS BAF and BCom.
Conducted a webinar on Women’s Rights for the topic “Skilling Feminism” at BL Amlani College
Mumbai on 28th May 2020 @ 6.30 pm.
Conducted Webinar on “Intellectual Property Rights” at VB Deshpande College on 17th April 2020
Conducted a Webinar at Rutambhara College Mumbai, on Legal Empowerment of Women-
“Know your rights” on, December 5th, 2020.
Conducted a Webinar at L.S. Raheja College Mumbai on Women Empowerment- Need for Legal
Awareness, on 6th March 2021.
Conducted a Webinar at Lala Lajpat Rai College Mumbai on “Women’s Rights and Issues" on 23rd
January 2021.
Department of Mathematics and Statistics

Dr. Meena Vazirani
Conducted an Interactive Session on “Primary data Collection” organized by Research Park of NM
College on February 20, 2021.
Participations:
Successfully completed Two weeks Faculty Development Program on “Managing Online Classes
and Co-creating MOOCS:2.0” from May 18 to June 3, 2020 organized by Teaching Learning Center,
Ramanujan College, Delhi.

(Autonomous)
Successfully completed one week Faculty Development Program on “Open Source Tools for
Research” from June 08 to 14, 2020 organized by Teaching Learning Center, Ramanujan College,
Delhi.
Successfully completed four days workshop on “Effective Use of Microsoft Office 365
Applications” conducted online from June 9 to 12 , 2020 by D. J. organized Sanghvi College of
Engineering , Mumbai.
Attended webinar on “Research Paper Development for Quality Journals” held on 14th June, 2020
organized by Chalk and Talk Foundation.
Successfully completed 14 Days National Faculty Development Programme on “Data Analysis for
Research in Social Sciences “ organized by Ministry of Human Resource Development, Pandit
Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching, Teaching Learning Centre,
Ramanujan College, University of Delhi, and Indian Accounting Association, NCR Chapter from
June 17 – 30, 2020.
Participated in Eight days e-Faculty Development Program on “Research Publication and Data
Modelling Techniques” conducted by Ajay Kumar Garg Institute of Management, Gaziabad from
July 26 to August 2, 2020.
Participated in Online Workshop on “Developing Effective and Engaging Videos for MOOC and
Online Classes” on 14th May 2020, organized by Dr. V.N. Bedekar Institute of Management
Studies, Thane, Mumbai.
Participated in National Webinar on “Self-Plagiarism – Ethical and Legal Dimensions” on May 18,
2020, Organized by IQAC and Conference Committee of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce
and Economics, Mumbai.
Participated in National Webinar on “Data Centricity in Administration – a NAAC Perspective” on
May 19, 2020, Organized by IQAC of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics,
Mumbai.
Successfully completed a two-days Workshop on “Data analysis with Excel and Power BI”
organized by NIIT on May 20 – 21, 2020.
Participated in National Webinar on “Seven Secrets of Memory: How to use in Teaching” on May
22, 2020, organized by IQAC of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai.
Successfully completed Four days Workshop on “Effective Use of Microsoft Office 365
Applications” conducted online from June 9 to 12, 2020 by D. J. organized Sanghvi College of
Engineering, Mumbai.
Participated in National Level Webinar on “Hands-on Google Drive and its Applications”
organized by Silicon City College of Management and Commerce on July 16, 2020.
Participated Online One Day National Webinar on “Advances & Applications of Mathematics”
organized by Department of Mathematics, M.S.P. Mandal’s Art’s, Commerce & Science College
Kille-Dharur On 22 July 2020.
Attended Workshop on ‘Multivariate Data Analysis in Management Research’ held on January 23
and 24, 2021, organized by Chalk and Talk Foundation.
Attended One week National Workshop on “Research Methodology” from February 22- 27, 2021
by Research and IPR Cell, GSSDGS Khalsa College, Patiala.
Participated in the Workshop on “15th Inter-collegiate/Institute/Department Avishkar Research
Convention: 2020-21” organized by Department of Students’ Development, University of Mumbai
on Wednesday, March 24, 2021, on the virtual platform.
Attended “One Week Online Workshop on Statistical Analysis with R” during May 8 – 14, 2021
organized by Koach Scholar.

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Department of Physical Education:

Dr. Shivesh Shukla
Publication:
Published a research paper on the topic ‘Significance of Artificial Intelligence in Sports’ in OIIRJ –
ISSN NO. 2249-9598 with an Impact factor of 6.375.
Achievements
Appointed as the Manager of the University of Mumbai Table Tennis Team, 2020-21.
Appointed as the Coach of the University of Mumbai Badminton Team, 2020-21.
Appointed as a member of the University of Mumbai Board of Sports and Physical Education for a
period of four years.
Participated and completed Online 7 Day National Workshop on ‘Research Methods and
Techniques’ organized by Ramanand Arya D.A.V College, Mumbai.
Participated in the International Workshop on ‘Writing Project Proposals’ organized by the
Research Foundation of India.
Attended a 3 Day FDP on ‘Teaching Learning Through E-Learning Technologies’ (online mode),
organized by Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh.
Completed the “Professional Sports Management’ online course through ‘Athlete365 Learning’
organized by International Olympic Committee, Athens, Greece.
Completed the “Sponsorship- Supporting Your Career’ online course through ‘Athlete365
Learning’ organized by International Olympic Committee, Athens, Greece.
Completed the “Sports Media: How to Build Your Athlete Brand’ online course through
‘Athlete365 Learning’ organized by International Olympic Committee, Athens, Greece.
Completed the “Sports Psychology: Getting in the Zone’ online course through ‘Athlete365
Learning’ organized by International Olympic Committee, Athens, Greece.
Successfully completed 6 weeks Certificate Course in Artificial Intelligence for everyone from
Deeplearning.ai (Coursera).
Successfully completed 5 weeks Certificate Course in ‘Leadership and Emotional Intelligence’
from Indian School of Business (Coursera).
Successfully completed 6 weeks Certificate Course in International Entertainment and Sports
Marketing’ from Yonsei University (Coursera).
Attended a National Level Webinar on ‘Knowledge Generation in Education during Covid-19
Pandemic’ organized by Bombay Teachers’ Training College, HSNC University Mumbai along with
the Department of Education, University of Mumbai.
Attended a National Webinar on ‘Sports Psychology’ organized by the Department of Physical
Education and Center for Life Skills Education, Kristu Jayanti College (Autonomous), Bengaluru.
Attended a National Webinar on ‘Value Investing- Key to Create Long Term Wealth’ organized by
St. Andrew’s College of Arts, Science, and Commerce.
Participated in the International Webinar on ‘Challenges of COVID-19 Pandemic for Indian
Economy’ organized by MK Sanghvi College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai.
Library
Dr. Vaishali A. Dawar
Participation:
Attended webinar on Data Science, AI, and Robotics organized by NMC, 2.06.2020

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Attended interactive webinar on Opening library after lockdown: a discussion, on 2.06.2020
Attended International Webinar ‘Information dissemination during and after Covid 19 Pandemic:
perspectives from India and Sri Lanka held by Sri Guru Gobind Singh College, Chandigarh on
04.06.2020
Attended National Webinar on 'Creating a Green Campus' organized by the IQAC of Bharat
College of Arts & Commerce in collaboration with Roshni Udyavar & Associates (RU&A) dated
05.06.2020
Attended webinar on Value addition to library profession on 7.06.2020
Attended national level workshop on Online Digital Library organized by Dr. A. V. Baliga College
of Commerce, Kumta, Karnataka dated 24.06.2020
Attended National Webinar 'Effectiveness of Bibliotherapy During Covid 19' organized by
Wilson College, Mumbai, 14.06.2020
Attended 3 Day International Virtual Librarian Development Programme organized by
MANLIBNET in Collaboration with Sarvajanik Education Society’s C. G. Vidyabhavan 25.06.2020
to 27-June.2020
Attended webinar on Threats opportunities and challenges before Librarians and academicians
amidst Corona conundrum. 3.07.2020
Attended webinar on E-content Development: Opportunity and Challenges. 5.07.2020
Attended online webinar on Website creation without coding, 5.07.2020
Attended National webinar 'Rethinking and Recreating the academic library: lessons from the
pandemic, 22.07.2020 to 25.07.2020-
Attended webinar on Dr. Ranganathan's connect with vision of libraries. 4-9.2020
Attended FDP on Writing and mapping program and course outcomes in outcome-based
education. 2-12.2020 to 7-12.2020 -
Attended Training program on NList College Administration module organized by INFLIBNET. 4-
12.2020
Attended workshop on Design Thinking organized by Conference Committee, 5-12.2020
Attended SVKM’s EVOLVE - Faculty Development Program: "Workshop on Case Writing and
Case Notes", 08-Apr-2021
Attended SVKM’s EVOLVE - Faculty Development Program -"Strategies to publish research
articles in journals of repute", 15-4-2021
Attended SVKM’s EVOLVE - Faculty Development Program: "Excellence in Academic
Administration", 17-Apr-2021
Attended SVKM’s 1EVOLVE - Faculty Development Program: "Outcome Based Education", 19-
Apr-202.
Department of Bachelor of Management Studies

Mr. Conrad Cohelo
Publication:
Mr. Conrad Coelho has published a Research Paper on 07 Dec 2020, titled ‘Online Dance
Training in a Social Distancing Environment: Examining Preferences of Latin and Ballroom
Dancers’ in the UGC CARE Listed Group I International Journal, Dance Education in Practice, e-
ISSN: 2373-4841, Vol 06 2020, Issue 04. ‘Dance Education in Practice’ is the official journal of the
‘National Dance Education Organization’ (NDEO), USA; published by the Taylor and Francis
Group, UK.

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Participation:
Mr. Conrad Coelho attended One Week FDP on ‘Open Source Tools for Research’ from 8-14 June
2020 organized by Ramanujan College, DU, sponsored by the Ministry of Human Resource
Development
Mr. Conrad Coelho attended Seven Day International Online Course Work FDP on ‘Research
Methodology & Analytical Techniques’ from 17-23 June 2020 organized by AE Kalsekar College in
association with Parul University, Gujarat & obtained ‘O’ grade
Mr. Conrad Coelho attended 14 Days Online FDP on ‘Data Analysis for Research in Social
Sciences from 17-30 June 2020 organized by Ramanujan College, DU, sponsored by the Ministry
of Human Resource Development
Mr. Conrad Coelho attended RUSA sponsored online Refresher Course in ‘Data Analytics and
Business Intelligence’ from 01 March to 13 March 2021 and secured A+ grade.
Dr. Pooja Singh

Ms. Pooja Singh completed her Ph.D. in management on the topic "A study of the impact of social
media marketing on consumer behavior for private sector banks in India with special reference
to Mumbai.
Heena Bhuva
Achievement:
Ms. Heena Bhuva has successfully received Global certification of "Certified Executive Life
Coach" with High Distinction from Middle Earth R, UAE
Participation:
Completed the Online Training/Orientation Programme for Faculty in
Universities/Colleges/Institutions for Higher Learning from 4th June 2020- 1st July 2020,
organized by Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, and Ministry of Human Resource
Development.
Sneha Vaskar:
Publication:
Presented a research paper on ‘A study on Role of Perceived Networking Ability on
entrepreneurs in Mumbai Region’ at One-day Multidisciplinary Conference organized by Valia
College and MVM College which was awarded the ‘Best Research Paper’. The research paper is
published in Shodh Sanchar Bulletin ISSN: 2229-3620.
Achievement:
Successfully completed and received a passing grade in ‘Launching Innovation in Schools, a
course of study oﬀered by MITx, an online learning initiative of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
Successfully completed an online course on ‘Confidence & Self-Esteem: Develop Confident Body
Language’ by Udemy and Instructor Jimmy Naraine.
Successfully completed an online course on ‘Business Etiquette 101: Social Skills for success’ by
Udemy and Instructor Kara Rorin.
Successfully completed an online course on ‘Establishing Professional Self through Effective
Intercultural Communication’, an online course by the National University of Singapore and
offered through Coursera.

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Invited to speak on the topic “Soft Skills Required for the 21st Century” in the 3-days RUSA-
sponsored Online National FDP on “Curriculum Design Strategies to Enhance Employability and
Soft Skills”, organized by IQAC, between February 4 and 6, 2021.
Conducted a session on The role of First Impressions in Professional Conduct for the Dress
Designing and Garment Manufacturing Department of Sophia B.K.Somani Polytechnic
Sneha Vaskar conducted a webinar for the students and teachers of Maharshi Dayanand College of
Arts, Science and Commerce, Parel on 12th June 2020 on the topic ‘How to make first impressions
in a professional scenario’.
Participation:
Ms. Sneha Vaskar completed the Online Training/Orientation Programme for Faculty in
organized by Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, and Ministry of Human Resource
Development.
Sneha Vaskar participated in a webinar on ’Designing a Curriculum for Online and Hybrid Classes’
organized by Harvard Business Publishing on 9th July 2020.
Sneha Vaskar participated in a webinar on ‘Power and Responsibility: Teaching Ethics and Adaptive
Leadership in a Time of Crisis’ organized by Harvard Business Publishing on 30th July 2020.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar attended a two-day E-workshop on Copyrights for Academicians on 20th
October and 21st October 2020 organized by PTVA’s Centre of Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar attended two weeks National Level Online Faulty Development Programme on
Online Teaching and Learning Practices from 15th October 2020 to 31st October 2020. This
program is under National Mission on Education through Information and Communication
Technology of Ministry of Education, Government of India in collaboration with Virtual labs, Indian
Institute of Technology, Delhi.
Ms. Loveena Atwal

Achievement:
Invited as a speaker on the topic “Savings and Investment options for women” organised by NM –
Brand Building Committee on 14th April, 2021.
Participations:
Completed an online 7-day National Ph.D. Coursework with A Grade organized by Pillai Institute of
Arts, Commerce and Science, Board of Industry – Academia Partnership and University of Mumbai,
from 26th May – 1st June, 2020.
Completed an online Faculty Induction/ Orientation Programme with A+ Grade organized by
Ramanujan College, University of Delhi sponsored by Ministry of Human Resource Development of
India, from June 4 – July 1, 2020.
Attended a national level webinar on ‘Impact of Lockdown on Investments in Capital Markets’
organized by MITS School of Business, Andhra Pradesh on June 20, 2020.
Participated in 7-day national level online FDP on "Academic Excellence in Digital Teaching and
Learning" organized by Madurai Kamaraj University, Department of Management Studies (DDE),
Tamil Nadu from July 1– July 7, 2020.
Participated in One - week Online National level Workshop on “Techno-Pedagogy & Research
Methodology” organized by B.Ed Section of Kalna College, West Bengal, from July 17 – 23, 2020.
Participated in Online National Webinar on ‘Why is COVID 19 different for men and women –
Lockdown and post lockdown’ organized by Anna Leela College of Commerce & Economics,
Mumbai on July 23, 2020.

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Attended One day online Workshop on ‘Rural Entrepreneurship Development Cell organized by
DLLE Unit of University of Mumbai with support of MHRD, Government of India (Mahatma
Gandhi Council of Rural Education) on August 27, 2020.
Attended First Term Training Program of DLLE for Teachers organized by DLLE Unit of
University of Mumbai hosted by K.J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce, Mumbai on
November, 2020.
Attended 3- day Faculty development programme on “Outcome Based Education: A road Ahead”
organised by IQAC Criterion 1 Team, Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics on 3rd,
4th and 7th December, 2020.
Attended One Day National Webinar on ‘NAAC Criteria VI and VII’ organized by K.J. Somaiya
College of Arts & Commerce (Autonomous) under UGC- Paramarsh, on December 4, 2020.
Completed 7-day Faculty Development Programme on ‘Research Methodology in Social Sciences’
organised by S.M. Shetty College from 21st to 29th April, 2021.
Department of BSc IT
Ms. Anupama Jawale
Publication :
“ Study of Feature Extraction Techniques for Sensor Data Classification” in International Journal
of Information Communication Technologies and Human Development (IJICTHD) Vol 13, Issue 1,
Article 3 ISSN: 1935-5661|EISSN: 1935-567X|DOI: 10.4018/IJICTHD (UGC Care Listed, Peer-
Reviewed, IGI Global) Book Chapter - Skill India-A Catalyst to Nation Building with Technology
ISBN – 978-81-946373-4-9 (Empyreal Publication)
Participation:
Participated in Faculty Development Program on ‘Outcome-Based Education: The Road Ahead’
organized by IQAC Criterion 1 Team of N M College on 3.12.20, 4.12.20 and 7.12.20
Completed Online Short term training course on Embedded Systems with Arduino organized by
GB Electronics Nasik, 12th to 22nd May 2021.
Neha Ajit Kushe

Participation:
Successfully completed Two Weeks Faculty Development Programme on "MANAGING ONLINE
CLASSES and CO-CREATING MOOCS:2.0" from May 18 - June 03, 2020 organised by Teaching
Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, Delhi sponsored by Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National
Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT), MHRD, Govt. of India.
Participated in the Three Days’ Faculty Development Programme on “Outcome Based Education:
The Road Ahead” organized by IQAC Criterion Team of SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of
Commerce & Economics on 3rd, 4th and 7th December 2020.

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STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS JUNIOR COLLEGE

Geetha Menon
(Mathematics Department)
Was selected to prepare the question bank by SCERT (Commerce stream) and framed the questions
for the same.
Attended Syllabus revision workshop for Mathematics by HSC Board.
Mamta Jha
(Hindi Department)
Member of Board of Studies, Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary
Education.
Was a resource person for new evaluation pattern and subject expert for 12th standard textbook to
train teachers all over Maharashtra in the subject of Hindi by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary
and Higher Secondary Education on 1st November, 2020. (online- Zoom and Google Meet)
Invited for book review of standard 8th textbook Sulabh Bharati by Maharashtra Rajya Pathyapustak
and Abhyaskram Sanshodhan Mandal, from 8th March,2021 to 10th March in Pune
Invited to give guidance lecture for the students of 12th standard on the topic, How to prepare for
Board exam and get good marks and time management by the following colleges – (online)
i)Wilson college on 18th February,2021. (online- google meet)
ii) S. B. Patil Jr. College, Pune on 15th March,2021. (online- zoom)
iii) Somaiya college on 25th March,2021. (online-zoom)
Invited to judge an event at Jai Hind College on Reading Motivation Day (Vachan Prerna Diwas)
remembering our ex - President Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam on 15th October, 2020. (online- Google
Meet)
Invited as a Speaker on Hindi Diwas at Chandrabhan Sharma college of Arts, Science and
Commerce, Powai on 14th September,2020. (online- zoom)
Invited as Speaker by Hindi Bhasha Yewam Sahitya Vichar Parishad, Nandurbar. Pathyapustak
Charcha Satra for teachers on 18th June 2020. (online- Google Meet)
Felicitated by Rashtriya Shikshan Sanchetana on International Women's Day at Jaipur on 7th March
2021 for special contribution in the field of education.
National Level Award

Got detailed coverage in the newspaper, Navbharat Times for organising 23 webinars related to std
12th Hindi textbook for teachers all over Maharashtra on 17th August, 2020.
Zarana Desai
(Commerce Department)
Attended a Webinar on 26th September 2020, conducted by N. G. Acharya and D. K. Marathe College
of Arts, Science and Commerce, on “Challenges in online teaching with special reference to new
syllabus of Book Keeping and Accountancy”.

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Shivani Bhatt
Attended ”Train the Trainer” workshop on Gender Equity organised by the Asia Pacific Greens Federation’s
Women’s Network in Kolkata on the 20th & 21st of March 2021.
Bhavin Kothari
Attended workshop on 3rd November 2020 on evaluation pattern in the subject of Mathematics
and Statistics organized by HSC Board and State government.
On 11th and 12th December 2020 attended hands-on training/workshop named "DIGITAL TOOL
FOR EDUCATION "to teach online using different tools which was organized by the State
government and Google.
Bhavana Menon
Attended online webinar on the topic, “New question paper pattern and Evaluation Pattern of
12th Standard”, conducted by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary
Education on 3rd November 2020.
Maxwel Lopes
Did an interview with Holy Spirit Church Educational Channel, on Mahatma Gandhi's educational
model.
Published 2 articles in a top publishing Marathi weekly, named Sadhana.
Published 3 articles in Times group’s Marathi newspaper, Maharashtra Times.
Published an article in Times group’s weekly 'The supremacy' on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti.
Published an article in Indian Express group’s Marathi newspaper , Loksatta.
Invited at Taramai Vartak College on Youtube live to deliver a speech on 'The Life of Mahatma
Gandhi' on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti on 2nd October, 2020.
Invited to St. Teresa’s College of Education on Google Meet, as a judge in Miss Education contest
on 17th October, 2020.
Invited at Thakur College on Google Meet to deliver a lecture on 'Mahatma Gandhi and
Journalism' on 31st October 2020.
Felicitated by teachers' MLA Hon. Kapil Patil for contribution in Gandhism and in the same
Invited to St. Teresa’s College of Education on Google Meet to deliver a speech on
‘Importance of Reading' on 5th November, 2020.
Invited to 'Mukta Vichar Manch', a social group on Zoom meeting to deliver a speech on ‘Seven
Social Sins' on 8th November 2021.
Invited to St. Joseph’s college to deliver a speech on Mahatma Gandhi on 30th January, 2021. (On
Google Meet)
On the occasion of Marathi Bhasha Divas on 27th February 2021 invited to St. Teresa's college of
education to deliver a speech on ' Mahatma Gandhi and vernacular language', on Google Meet.
From April 2020 to March 2021 published 13 articles on Kartavya Sadhana online portal.

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STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENTS - JUNIOR COLLEGE

Kunal Gupta SYJC B & Nandish Ketan Chheda of FYJC A, participated in Ideas for Action - Essay
contest and got shortlisted among the best 45 out of 480 participants all over Maharashtra under
Action plan to curb Water Pollution organised by Ministry of Environment & Climate change
(MUMBAI PROJECT.ORG), under the guidance of their E.V.S. teacher- Sakshi Parab.
Krish Mehul Khandor, FYJC H, under the guidance of E.V.S. teacher- Sakshi Parab, participated in
Environment 2.0 Gen - Next (Organised by Environment Department Of Maharashtra
Government) and was shortlisted in top 15 candidates for the given topic, ‘Action Plan to curb Air
Pollution'.
Omi Premprakash Saboo won third prize in Baldivas Video Making Competition in Mumbai
division.
Rujuta Kadam won second prize in Baldivas Kavisammelan Competition in Mumbai division
Manisha Gupta , SYJC F 32 secured 1st place in Hasya Kavya Pratiyogita, an intercollegiate
competition organised by Mittal College on YouTube live.
Valay Shah SYJC-C114 won 1st prize in Gurjari Power point presentation Competition
Niyati Shah, SYJC -C109 won the 3rd prize in Gurjari Power point presentation Competition on
Navras.
Hasti Thakkar, SYJC-C121, won 3rd prize in Gurjari singing Competition.
Natasha Bhansali, FYJC -J001 won consolation prize in Gurjari Solo dance Competition.
IMO:
This year International Mathematics Olympiad was held online due to Covid on 2nd January 2021 and
on 23rd January 2021.
There were 14 SYJC students who had registered and out of them 12 had appeared for the Online
examination. The list of participants who got medals is as follows.
Khushi Pabari SY I, 021 Won Gold medal for excellence + certificate
Saumya Jain SY B, 028 Won Gold medal for excellence + certificate
Aryan Jambavlikar SY B, 034 Won Gold medal for excellence + certificate.
EMO:
International English Olympiad Exams are conducted by the Science Olympiad Foundation in
collaboration with the British Council at the international level. Our students of class 12 received
various prizes, medals and certificates as follows in the exam conducted in the year 2020-21.
Khyati Sheth secured the 3rd rank at international level scoring 59 out of 60 marks. She received
Gifts Worth Rs. 1000/- + International Bronze Medal + Certificate of Outstanding Performance.
Aryan Smith secured the 4th rank at international level scoring 57 out of 60 marks. He received
Gifts Worth Rs. 1000/- + Zonal Silver Medal + Certificate of Zonal Excellence
Harsh Maheshwari secured 67th rank at international level scoring 53 out of 60 marks. He
received Medal of Distinction + Certificate of Distinction.
Jahnavi Sewani secured the 99th rank at international level scoring 52 out of 60 marks. She
received Medal of Distinction + Certificate of Distinction.
Devanshi Anandpara received a Gold medal of Excellence + Certificate of participation.
Tejal Tawde received a Gold medal of Excellence + Certificate of participation.
Rutvi Parekh received a Gold medal of Excellence + Certificate of participation.

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JUNIOR COLLEGE STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENTS AT

INTERCOLLEGIATE FESTIVALS

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THAKKAR
MOHIT

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STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENTS - DEGREE COLLEGE
Krutika Sheth, Parshad Desai, Bansi Madlani and Cheryl Andrade participated at Ayaasa 2021 - A
Business Fest organized by Loyola Academy, Hyderabad, held on 23rd and 24th April 2021.
Competing with students of India's top colleges in this challenging event that brings about the best
in them by allotting tasks in a stress-induced environment, and managed to make their way till the
very last round of the Fest and emerged as one of the Top 5 Teams.
Our college participated at Erudition - An International

Case Study Competition held on 7th and 8th April 2021. Our students at Narsee Monjee College have
been awarded as the 1st runner up, competing against management and other higher-level students.
The team consisted of :

-Krutika Sheth - TY B.COM B
-Parshad Desai - FY B.COM A
-Bansi Madlani - FY BMS A
-Cheryl Andrade - FY B.COM A
Krutika Sheth secured the 1st position at R-Catalyst. It was a National Level Business Plan
Competition organized by the Rotaract District 3141. The Rotaract District 3141 (Mumbai) hosts over
100+ colleges/clubs. The competition witnessed participants from across the country including
Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Ulhasnagar, Chennai, Guwahati, etc. She also secured the 1st position in
storytelling at and consolation prize in elocution at Springz festival. In addition to this, she secured
the 1st position at Youth Parliament and also the 1st position at Aatmanirbhar
Bharat at Cinevoyage.

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BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (BMS) DEPARTMENT
Mr. Conrad Coelho, BMS Coordinator:

Mr. Conrad Coelho attended One Week FDP on ‘Open Source Tools for Research’ from 8-14 June
2020 organised by Ramanujan College, DU, sponsored by the Ministry of Human Resource
Development.
Mr. Conrad Coelho attended Seven Day International Online Course Work FDP on ‘Research
Methodology & Analytical Techniques’ from 17-23 June 2020 organised by AE Kalsekar College in
association with Parul University, Gujarat & obtained ‘O’ grade
Mr. Conrad Coelho attended 14 Days Online FDP on ‘Data Analysis for Research in Social
Sciences’ from 17-30 June 2020 organised by Ramanujan College, DU, sponsored by the Ministry
of Human Resource Development.
Mr. Conrad Coelho (NM College) and co-author Dr. Shobha Menon (Principal, Valia College) have
published a Research Paper on 07th Dec 2020, titled ‘Online Dance Training in a Social
Distancing Environment: Examining Preferences of Latin and Ballroom Dancers’ in the UGC
CARE Listed Group I International Journal, Dance Education in Practice, e-ISSN: 2373-4841, Vol
06 2020, Issue 04. ‘Dance Education in Practice’ is the official journal of the ‘National Dance
Education Organization’ (NDEO), USA; published by the Taylor and Francis Group, UK. Link to
the Research Paper:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23734833.2020.1831856
Mr. Conrad Coelho attended RUSA sponsored online Refresher Course in ‘Data Analytics and
Business Intelligence’ from 01 March to 13 March 2021 and secured an A+ grade.
Dr. Pooja Singh

Ms. Pooja Singh completed her Ph.D. in Management on the topic “A study of the impact of social
media marketing on consumer behavior for private sector banks in India with special reference
to Mumbai”
Ms.Heena Bhuva
Ms. Heena Bhuva completed the Online Training/Orientation Programme for Faculty in
organized by Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College and Ministry of Human Resource
Development.
Ms. Heena Bhuva has successfully received Global certification of "Certified Executive Life Coach"
with High Distinction from Middle EarthR, UAE.
Ms. Reeta Jain

Ms. Reeta Jain completed the Online Training/Orientation Programme for Faculty in
Universities/Colleges/Institutions for Higher Learning from 4th June 2020- 1st July 2020, organized
by Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College and Ministry of Human Resource Development.
Ms. Reeta Jain attended an online course on Export-Import Management and
Proceduresorganized by the MSME Product and Process Development Center from 18th June to
21st June 2020.

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Ms. Sneha Vaskar

Ms. Sneha Vaskar conducted a webinar for the students and teachers of Maharshi Dayanand
College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Parel on 12th June 2020 on the topic ‘How to make first
impressions in a professional scenario’.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar completed a course on 'Establishing Professional Self through Effective
Intercultural Communication', an online course by the National University of Singapore offered
through Coursera.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar completed the Online Training/Orientation Programme for Faculty in
Development.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar attended a webinar on ’Designing a Curriculum for Online and Hybrid Classes’
organized by Harvard Business Publishing on 9th July 2020.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar attended a webinar on ‘Visual Merchandising’ conducted by Mr. Rashmi
Killedar, Director at ‘art@ease’ organized by Swargandh Kalamanch on12th July 2020.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar attended a webinar on ‘Techniques to improve spoken English’ conducted by
Ms. Shivani Naik, Corporate Trainer, organized by Swargandh Kalamanch on 19th July 2020.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar has completed ‘Professional Skills for International Business’, an online non-
credit course authorized by the University of London and offered through Coursera on 29thJuly
2020.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar attended a webinar on ‘Power and Responsibility: Teaching Ethics and
Adaptive Leadership in a Time of Crisis’ organized by Harvard Business Publishing on 30th July
2020.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar attended a two-day E-workshop on Copyrights for Academicians on 20th
October and 21st October 2020 organized by PTVA’s Centre of Entrepreneurship and Innovation.
Ms. Sneha Vaskar attended a two weeks National Level Online Faculty Development Programme
on Online Teaching and Learning Practices from 15th October 2020 to 31st October 2020. This
program is under the National Mission on Education through Information and Communication
Technology of the Ministry of Education, Government of India in collaboration with Virtual labs,
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.
Sneha Vaskar was invited to speak on the topic “Soft Skills Required for the 21st Century” in the
3-days’ RUSA-sponsored Online National FDP on “Curriculum Design Strategies to Enhance
Employability and Soft Skills”, organised by the IQAC of Patkar College of Arts and Science,
between 4th and 6th February 2021.

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Ms. Loveena Atwal

Ms. Loveena Atwal completed the Online Training/Orientation Programme for Faculty in
Development.
Ms. Loveena Atwal participated in a 7-day national level online FDP on "Academic Excellence in
Digital Teaching and Learning" organized by Madurai Kamaraj University, Department of
Management Studies (DDE), Tamil Nadu from 1st July – 7th July 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal participated in One - week Online National level Workshop on “Techno-
Pedagogy & Research Methodology” organized by the B.Ed Section of Kalna College, West Bengal
from 17th July-23rd July 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal attended a national-levelwebinar on ‘Impact of Lockdown on Investments in
Capital Markets’ organized by MITS School of Business, Andhra Pradesh on June 20th, 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal completed an online 7-day National Ph.D. Coursework with A Grade
organized by Pillai Institute of Arts, Commerce and Science, Board of Industry-
AcademiaPartnership and University of Mumbai, from 26thMay – 1st June 2020
Ms. Loveena Atwal completed an online Faculty Induction/ Orientation Programme with A+
Grade organized by Ramanujan College, the University of Delhi sponsored by the Ministry of
Human Resource Development of India, from June 4 – July 1, 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal participated in a 7-day national level online FDP on "Academic Excellence in
Digital Teaching and Learning" organized by Madurai Kamaraj University, Department of
Management Studies (DDE), Tamil Nadu, from July 1- 7, 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal participated in One - week Online National level Workshop on “Techno-
Pedagogy & Research Methodology” organized by the B.Ed Section of Kalna College, West
Bengal, from July 17 – 23, 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal participated in Online National Webinar on ‘Why is COVID 19 different for
men and women – Lockdown and post lockdown’ organized by Anna Leela College of Commerce
& Economics, Mumbai on July 23, 2020
Ms. Loveena Atwal attended a one-day online Workshop on ‘Rural Entrepreneurship
Development Cell organized by the DLLE Unit of the University of Mumbai with the support of
MHRD, the Government of India (Mahatma Gandhi Council of Rural Education) on August 27,
2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal attended the first Term Training Program of DLLE for Teachers organized by
the DLLE Unit of the University of Mumbai hosted by K.J. Somaiya College of Science and
Commerce, Mumbai in November 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal attended the one day national webinar on ‘NAAC Criteria VI and VII’
organized by K.J. Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce (Autonomous) under UGC- Paramarsh, on
December 4, 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal attended 3- day Faculty development program on “Outcome Based
Education: A road Ahead” organised by IQAC Criterion 1 Team, Narsee Monjee College of
Commerce & Economics on 3rd, 4th and 7thDecember 2020.
Ms. Loveena Atwal was invited as a speaker on the topic “Savings and Investment options for
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Students Achievement:
Ms. Shruti Agrawal, (Ex-student, Batch 2016-2019, TYBMS B002) has gotten admission to the Indian
Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu for their MBA program, (2020-2022) batch.
Ms. Soumya Jain (Ex-student, Batch 2016-2019, TYBMS B019) has been admitted into the Indian
Institute of Management (IIM), Udaipur for their MBA program (2020-2022) batch.
Ronik Vithlani, SYBMS, won 1st podium in the Talent Show in Forte Fiesta organized by Nagindas
Khandwala College on 26th August 2020.
Mr. Yashoraj Singh, TYBMS, won a gold and silver medal at the 40th North Zone Shooting
competition held from 23rd march 2021- 6th April 2021 in double trap shooting senior and junior
men categories.
Mr. Umang Rupani, TYBMS and Mr. Prabal Sethia, TYBMS won the following prizes at various events:
i) Runner–up in Admania event organized by IIM – Ahmedabad (under-graduation participation only)
ii) 2nd Runner–up in the future 5.0 simulation event organized by IMT – Ghaziabad.
iii) 2nd Runner – up in Mantrana, the Mastermind event organized by NMIMS – Indore.
Mr. Rohak Shah, SYBMS, won the following prizes at various events:
i) 1st podium in Bizarre Quiz and 1st podium in the Management Games event at Inter-Collegiate
event – Moneta.
ii) 1st podium in the Inquisitive Quiz at Ka-ching Festival, NMIMS.
iii) 1st podium in Business Tycoon event of Umang Festival.
iv) 3rd podium in the Snap theory event of Arthanomics Fest of Jai Hind College.
v) 2nd podium in the Take it easy policy event of Finacc Fest.
vi) 1st podium in the Retail Neeti event of Insight Fest.
Ms. Urja Ghia, SYBMS, won the following prizes at various events:
i) Intone Most popular Award and 3rd podium in poetry Slam event at Sympulse (Symbiosis).
ii) Best Blogger at N.L. College Fest.
iii) Finalist in Poetry Slam event at Mood Indigo Fest of IIT – Mumbai.
iv) 3rd podium in Art me halfway event Ka-ching Festival, NMIMS.
Mr. Hardik Gangar, FYBMS, won the 1st prize in the Best Dramebaaz event at NMIMS Fest – Vaayu.
Ms. Bansi Madlani, FYBMS, was the 1st runner–up in Erudition International, 2021 event.
Mr. Tushaar Dugar, FYBMS, was the 1st Runner–up in the Parallex event – Intercollegiate National
level Festival, L.S. Raheja College, Mumbai.
Mr. Priyam Saraff, FYBMS, won the following prizes at various events:
i) 1st place in Cyberwarfare – Strategy competition at Vaayu – Intercollegiate National level Festival,
NMIMS – Mumbai.
ii) 1st place in Startup – Business plan competition at Parallex – Intercollegiate National level Festival,
L.S. Raheja College, Mumbai.
iii) 1st place in Scandal in Belmontia – Mystery solving event at Arthashastra – Intercollegiate
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iv) 1st place in Etude De Cas – Business case study event at Finacc – State level Intercollegiate
Festival, R.A. Podar College.
v) 1st place in Business Analyst event at Finacc – State level Intercollegiate Festival, R.A. Podar
College.
vi) 2nd place in War of CLs event at Arthashastra – Intercollegiate National Level Festival.
vii) 2nd place in Nobody’s Innocent – Strategy competition at Arthashastra – Intercollegiate National
Level Festival.
viii) 2nd place in Debate competition at Taarangan – Intercollegiate State Level Festival, TCSC.
ix) 3rd Place in Vous Parlez – Debate competition at University level – DLS NM.
x) 3rd Place in Murder mystery-solving event at Arthashastra – Intercollegiate National Level
Festival.
Mr. Shiv Razdan, FYBMS, won the following prizes at various events:
i) 1st place in Etude De Cas – Business case study event at Finacc – State level Intercollegiate
Festival, R.A. Podar College.
ii) 1st place in Business Analyst event at Finacc – State level Intercollegiate Festival, R.A. Podar
College.
iii) 1st place in Puzzelry – the poised genealogy event organized by RCNM, NM College.
iv) 1st place in Republic Day Quiz organized by NM-NSS, NM College.
v) 1st place in Cyberwarfare – Strategy competition at Vaayu – Intercollegiate National level Festival,
NMIMS – Mumbai.
vi) 1st place in What’s your strategy event at Reclamo Festival, Mithibai College.
vii) 1st place in Big Brand Theory event at Moneta Festival, RA Podar College.
viii) 1st place in Aatmanirbhar Bharat event at Cinevoyage, Deviprasad Goenka Management College
of Media Studies.
ix) 1st place in Startup – Business plan competition at Parallex – Intercollegiate National level
Festival, L.S. Raheja College, Mumbai.
x) 1st place in Scandal in Belmontia – Mystery solving event at Arthashastra – Intercollegiate National
Level Festival.
xi) 3rd Place in Murder mystery-solving event at Arthashastra – Intercollegiate National Level
Festival.
xii) 1st place, Claim your reign event at Insight Fest, NM College.
Mr. Aaryan Sahni, FYBMS, won the 1st podium in the Actor Hunt event at Umang Fest.
Mr. Shubham Shah, FYBMS, won the 2nd podium in the Business Plan event at Intent Fest, NM
College.
Mr. Parinay Jain, FYBMS, won the following prizes at various events:
i) 2nd position in Light Vocals Competition at Youth Fest organized by Mumbai University.
ii) Consolation prize in Classical Vocals Competition at Youth Fest organized by Mumbai University.
iii) 1st position in Hindi Solo singing event at pre- Umang Fest.
iv) 1st position in Solo singing event at Udaan Festival, LS Raheja College.
v) 1st position in the Singing event at Pravaah Festival, NL College.
vi) 1st position in Solo Singing event at Sattva Festival, NMIMS.

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vii) 1st position in Indie Roots classical singing event at Enigma Festival, Podar College.
viii) 1st position in A Star is Born competition at Bombay Business Conclave Festival, NMIMS.
ix) 1st position in Cheer up competition (Lead singer and Drummer) at pre- Umang Fest.
x) 2nd position in Mood Indigo’s Got Talent organized by IIT- Mumbai.
xi) 2nd position in Around the World English Solo singing event at Enigma Festival, Podar College.
xii) 2nd position in Artist Enact event at Umang Festival.
xiii) 2nd position in National Level Swar Sudha Competition.
xiv) 3rd position in Hindi Solo Singing event organized by BITS Pilani Oasis.
xv) 3rd position in Hindi Solo Singing event at Sympulse Festival organized by Symbiosis College.
xvi) 3rd position in Hindi solo singing event at Enigma Festival, Podar College.
Online Guest Lectures:

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BMS EVENTS
The students of TYBMS took an initiative in the course of 'Corporate Communication and Public
Relations' wherein they collectively created print advertisements and engaged in written
communication on behalf of different brands through a newsletter series in August 2020. It was
titled ‘The Brand Blueprint'.
A bridge course for the FYBMS Students, from non-commerce streams such as Arts, Science,
etc., was conducted on ‘Basics of Accounting’ from 23rd September to 03rd October 2020 to
help students understand the fundamentals of Accounting.
On 04 December 2020, the IQAC with BMS Department and Entrepreneurship Development Cell
organised an ‘Orientation session for the Entrepreneurial Boot camp and Startup Hackathon’ to
be conducted by Startup India (Government of India) and Schulich School of Business, Canada.
The Orientation Session was facilitated by NM BMS Alumnus, Ms. Kavya Bhandari , Startup India.
The BMS Department and Entrepreneurship Development Cell organized a webinar on the ‘Legal
Aspects of Entrepreneurship’ on Friday 26th February 2021 on MS Teams. The resource person
was alumna Advocate Tanvi Kotak, founder of the law firm M/s. Law Spective Chambers.
Saturday Herald Newsletters:

May 2020: The Saturday Herald team published 3 newsletters and the 1st edition of The Ornate
letter.
June 2020: ‘Saturday Herald’ team published its 11th 12th & 13th edition of the newsletter and the
2nd edition of ‘The ornate letter’.
July 2020: The Saturday Herald Team published its 4th issue of literary works 'The Ornate
Letter'.
October 2020: Saturday Herald team published B-News letters on 10th, 17th and 31st October
2020.

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Human Resource Management- Webinar
The BMS Departments organised a webinar on Human Resource Management on 21 November, 2020
for the TYBMS students. Vice Principal, Dr. Nirmala Chavan, addressed the students and emphasized
the importance of Human Resource Management in a pandemic. The first session of the webinar on
‘Fundamentals of Human Resource Management’ was engaged by Ms. Tanaya Acharekar, an
Academician, Management Consultant, Trainer and Facilitator. Ms. Tanaya Achrekar discussed the
various fundamental concepts of Human Resource Management like Personnel Management, Job
Analysis, Compensation Management, Succession Planning, Career Planning, Prerequisites, etc. She
also introduced the students to the different processes of HRM.
The second session on ‘Human Resource Management in the Digital Age’ was engaged by Ms. Delphi
Wadia, former Global Head Learning & Development – United Phosphorous Ltd. Mumbai. Ms. Wadi
discussed new age topics such as Gender Justice, Artificial Intelligence, Motivation while using new
technologies. She discussed the role of artificial intelligence in replacing human job opportunities in
Human resources, the role of HR personnel in motivating employees in smooth transition and
adaptation of change. The session helped the students gain various insights about the diverse
concepts and their application in the Human Resource industry.
Content Marketing Certificate Online Course
The Content Marketing Certificate Online Course facilitated by the BMS Department was conducted
in December 2020. This 15-hour course was conducted by Mr. Gaurav Lulla, Co-founder, Loose
Cannons. Content Studio and comprised of 6 sessions of two and half hours each conducted online
via Microsoft Teams.
The modules consisted of understanding the ‘Anatomy of Digital Content’, the ‘Digital Content
Kaleidoscope’ and the ‘Business of Digital Content’, among other topics.

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The 47 registered students were also given assessment projects to analyze content marketing
strategies of top brands. The feedback was positive with many students now looking forward to
attending the ‘Advanced Course in Content Marketing’.

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B.COM (ACCOUNTS & FINANCE) DEPARTMENT REPORT
Syllabus :
The FYBAF syllabus was revised w.e.f AY 2020-21 keeping in mind the needs of all stakeholders.
The SYBAF syllabus was revised and approved in the Board of Studies and shall be implemented
w.e.f AY 2021-22.
Faculty Achievements:
Mr. Huzefa Bhagat:

Completed his Ph.D. on the topic “A study of consumer adoption of digital banking in India with
special reference to Mumbai.”
Completed a certificate course on Behavioral Finance by Duke University offered on the
Coursera platform.
Completed a certificate course on Forensic Accounting & Fraud Examination by West Virginia
University offered on the Coursera platform.
Completed a certificate course on Introduction to Financial Markets by The Indian School of
Business offered on the Coursera platform.
Completed a certificate course on Introduction to Personal Branding by University of Virginia
offered on the Coursera platform.
CA Prerna Dedhia:
Completed the following courses offered on the Coursera platform:
Foundations of Mindfulness by Rice University
Philosophy, Science and Religion by the University of Edinburgh
Positive Psychology by the University of North Carolina
Learning How to Learn by McMaster University
Introduction to Personal Branding by University of Virginia
Introduction to Financial Markets by ISB
Managerial Accounting Fundamentals by University of Virginia

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BFM DEPARTMENT REPORT
Workshop, Guest Lectures & Industrial Visits

Guest Lecture was conducted for FYBFM Students on the topic of ‘Career opportunities in
Securities Market’ on 18th Feb 2021 in collaboration with NISM.
Guest Lecture was conducted for FYBFM Students on the topic of ‘Interpretation of Financial
Statements from Auditor’s perspective – a case study of IL&FS’ on 22nd February 2021 by CA Zaheer
Sayed , ACCA Sykes and Ray Edupro – Cofounder and Director.
Guest Lecture was conducted for SYBFM Students on the topic of ‘Robotics/AI in Finance &
Accounting’ on 22nd February 2021 by CA Zaheer Sayed , ACCA Sykes and Ray Edupro – Cofounder
and Director.
Guest Lecture was conducted for TYBFM Students on the topic of ‘Derivatives & Trading thereof’
on 4th March 2021 by CA Akshat Kundalia , Startex – Cofounder
Guest Lecture was conducted for FYBFM Students on the topic of ‘Macro Economics, Geopolitics
and Impact on Financial Market’ on 4th March 2021 by CA Akshat Kundalia , Startex – Cofounder
Guest Lecture was conducted for SYBFM Students on the topic of ‘Unlocking Mantras for
Successful Financial Planning’ on 5th March 2021 by Atul Sathe ICWA Co-author of 16 text books in
Mutual Funds, Technical Analysis, Financial Accounting & Cost Accounting
Guest Lecture was conducted for TYBFM Students on the topic of ‘Insights of Offer Documents –
Mutual Fund’ on 24th March 2021 by Ms Nehal Shah
Faculty Achievements
Jinen Jadhav
FDP on Emerging Pedagogy in Commerce & Management organized by NM College from 16th to 19th
December, 2020.
Ms. Akshaya Bagwe:

Ms. Akshaya Bagwe completed 7 days International Online Workshop (PH. D coursework) on
“Research Methodology” with A grade organized by KES’ Shroff College of Arts and Commerce &
Vasantraodada Patil Institute of Management Studies and Research from 19th May, 2020 to 25th
May, 2020.
Completed 7 days National Online Workshop (PH. D coursework) on “Research Methodology” with
B grade organized by Pillai College of Arts and Commerce & Science & Board of Industry –
Academia Partnerships from 26th May, 2020 to 1st June, 2020.
Completed the online Training/ Orientation Programme with A+ Grade organized by Teaching
Learning Centre, Ramanujan College and Ministry of Human Resource Development from 4Th June,
2020 to 1st July, 2020.
Participated in the three days Faculty Development Programme on “Outcome Based Education: The
Road Ahead” organized by IQAC, Criterion Team 1 of SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce
and Economics on 3rd, 4th and 7Th December, 2020.
Participated in Faculty Induction Program (FIP) organised by SVKM from 18th January, 2021 to 20th
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Students Achievements
TYBFM
ROHAN BAJAJ
Brevett des Randoneur Moundaix 200 Finisher
Super Randoneur Title Awarded
DEVASHRITA GUJRAL
Competition name: Saamanjasya-VGSOM,IIT KHARAGPUR
Finalists
AAKASH JAJOO
Secured 1st position in Competition: TEDx IIM SAMBALPUR-Photography competition 'Explore the
Unexplored'
SYBFM
Aishwarya
Secured 3rd position in A Scandal in Belamontia in Arthashastra 21
FYBFM
Krish Hemani
Winner of Twisted Bits - A B-Plan National Competition organised by the Entrepreneurship Cell of
Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Delhi
Winner of Inside Edge - An Inter-College National Level IPL Auction Strategy Event organized by
The Bombay Business Conclave of NMIMS.
Prafful Singhania
Winner of the Mock Stock Competition organised by Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management
Studies, Delhi
Winner of Twisted B- a B Plan competition organised by the Entrepreneurship Cell of Shaheed

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Vrusha Shah
Awarded Second position in ‘Poster Making’ event at 53rd Inter collegiate / Institute/ Department
cultural youth festival organized on virtual platform by University of Mumbai on 20th March, 2021.
Akshat Garg
Awarded First position in INSIDE EDGE, an IPL Mock Auction organised by Bombay Business
Conclave, NMIMS

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B.Sc.(I.T.) DEPARTMENT REPORT

Conducted a National Webinar for students on “Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics:
Future and Prospects” organized by IQAC and Department of BscIT of Narsee Monjee College of
Commerce & Economics on Tuesday, 2nd June, 2020.
Miss. Neha Ajit Kushe successfully completed Two Weeks Faculty Development Programme on
"MANAGING ONLINE CLASSES and CO-CREATING MOOCS:2.0" from May 18 - June 03, 2020
organised by Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College, Delhi sponsored by Pandit Madan
Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching (PMMMNMTT), MHRD, Govt. of
India.
Mr. Prashant Jadhav participated in the five days online International Faculty Development
Programme from 22nd June 2020 to 26th June 2020 on the topic “Gateway to Innovation”
organised by Shrimati Indira Mahadev Beharay College of Arts, Shriman Chandulal Sheth College
of Commerce & Shrimati Shobhanatai Chandulal Sheth College of Science.
Mrs. Anupama Jawale published a book chapter titled Sill India- A catalyst to Nation Building with
Technology in the edited book titled “SKILL INDIA – A Catalyst to Nation Building “ having ISBN:
978-81946373-4-9.
The Department of BSc IT arranged an online Guest lecture for their students on the topic
“Internships and how to get into a B-School from a BSc IT background.” By Mr. Samarth
Mehta(Data Analyst,Co-Founder Debating Society,Endurance Runner IIM Kozhikode) on 13th
October 2020. Mrs. Anupama Jawale,Mr. Prashant Jadhav and Ms. Neha Kushe were actively
involved in the preparation of the same.
Guest Lecture on the topic of “Splunk” was conducted by Ms. Sangeeta Pathak, Splunk Lead at
Infosys , North Carolina on 5th November 2020 for FY, SY and TY BSc IT
Mrs. Anupama Jawale and Miss. Neha Ajit Kushe has successfully participated in the Three Days’
Faculty Development Programme on “Outcome Based Education: The Road Ahead” organized by
IQAC Criterion 1 Team of SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics on 3rd, 4th
and 7th December 2020.
Short Term Course designed by BSC IT department in “Advanced Excel and Power BI”
successfully commenced from 16th January 2021 with 11 students enrolled in it.
An online webinar on“ Emerging Tech changing the Landscape of Business” was conducted by
the BScIT department on 29th January, 2021. The Speaker for the same was Dr. P Swami Sairam ..
Assistant Professor School of Business Woxsen University
Mrs. Anupama Jawale published a research paper in UGC care listed International Journal of
Information Communication Technologies and Human Development (IJICTHD)-IGI Global on
“Study of Feature Extraction Techniques for Sensor Data Classification”, January 2021

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B.Sc(IT) Department conducted a Guest lecture on “4Ps of Digital Marketing” on 16 Feb for
FYBScIT student
The students of FYBSCIT of NM college, as part of the Digital Marketing practical, conducted a
preliminary Search Engine Optimization (SEO) analysis of our college website www.nmcollege.in
under the guidance of Mr Conrad Coelho.
Miss Nimisha Nair under the guidance of Mrs. Anupama Jawale had published a paper entitled
“SMART PHONE BASED FLEET TRACKING SYSTEM” in International Research Journal Of
Modernization In Engineering Technology And Science (IRJMETS), Volume 3, Issue 4, April 2021
Miss Khushbu Tolani under the guidance of Mrs. Anupama Jawale had published a paper entitled
"STUDY OF AZURE CHAT BOTS SERVICES" in International Research Journal of Modernization in
Engineering Technology and Science Volume:03, Issue:06, June-2021

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B.COM. (HONS.) DEPARTMENT REPORT
Workshop, Guest Lectures & Industrial Visits

Guest Lecture was conducted for the FYBFM Students on the topic of ‘Career opportunities in
Securities Market’ on 18th Feb 2021 in collaboration with NISM.
1.7th September 2020: The Subject’s Expert faculties were invited to guide students appearing for CA
Foundation exams in November 2020
2.26th September 2020: How to prepare for MBA entrance when you are in FYBCom Hons itself, by
Nishant Vageriya (XLRI alumni), GM Tata Reality.
3.17th October 2020: Guest lecture “CareerAlternatives After Graduation, Resume Building & How to
Crack that Job Interview “ by Rohan Sawhney (Citigroup)
4.20th December 2020: “Way ahead for Inter CA” was organized for BCom Hons students.
5.28th December 2020: “Virtual Career Counselling session – Choosing CA as a career” was organized
jointly by Mithibai College and N M College in Association with The Institute of Chartered
Accountants of India- wherein 500 students took part. CA Dr. Vijay Satra was the speaker.
6. 8th April 2021: Online webinar “Almost free higher education abroad. Think out of Box. Think
Germany” with the speaker Ms Nikita Dedhia fromthe USA.
Faculty Achievements
CA Dr. Vijay Satra completed 50 hours certificate Course in “Sound and Film Editing” conducted
by SVKM’s Usha Pravin Gandhi College
On 1st March,2021 CA Dr. Vijay Satra was invited as a panelist and main speaker by the Western
Indian Regional Council of The Institute ofChartered Accountants of India for their Career
Counselling webinar for training Chartered accountants to become effective Career Counsellors.
Students Achievements
FYBCom Hons
Sonakshi Tripathi
Winner in the event, Kirdar Ki Kahani , organizedby the Performing Arts Committee of Vividh’21
Swapna Sawla
Secured 1 st position in competition – The Contingency Case held by the Rotaract Club of NM
College, dated 28th October 2020.
Finalist in EconQuest unleash the madness organized by The Economics Association of N.M.
college
Finalist in the FILMISTAN competition organized by the Rotaract Club of NM College

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M.COM. DEPARTMENT REPORT
The M.Com Courses (Advanced Accountancy/Banking & Finance/Business Management) had a

total of 188 students – 93 students in Part I (Semester I and II) and Part II (Semester III & IV) – 95
students for the Academic Year 2020-21.
Regular lectures:
Term I: Part II, Semester III commenced from 3rd September, 2020 and 18th December, 2020 for
Part I, Semester I classes. The timings of these lectures were from 6.00 to 9.00 pm on the online
platform MS Teams.
Term II: Part I and II (Semester II and IV) regular lectures commenced from 2nd February 2021 and
continued till 21st May, 2020. M.Com Semester II started on 20th April, 2021.
Faculty Achievements:
Completed an online Six Days Short Term Training Programme by Vidyalankar School of
Information Technology on “New Trends and Modern Approaches in Commerce and
Management” in November 2020
Completed an online 7-day Certificate Course on Direct Taxes and GST in November 2020
Event:
M.Com students organized an online Women’s Day Celebration on 8th March, 2021. Online Bingo
was played based on the theme: “Empowered Women All over the world”. This game was won by
Ms.Pratyasha Sarkar of M.Com (Advanced Accountancy), Semester I.

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LIBRARY REPORT
The college library is regarded as a favourite place for self-study by the students as well as faculties.
However, this year due to the pandemic there was strict limitation on entry in the college premises,
the library had given emphasis on digital library, online databases and reaching faculties and students
through online mode.
Library Modernization:
A new barcode printer was added in the library replacing the old one. Division wise Google groups for
all courses were used for regularly sending various academic instructions and notices and information
about library resources. The Google Groups were also used to provide library services online such as
sending interactive library newsletter, instructions for using online databases, etc.
The individual ID and password were provided to all staff and students for free and seamless remote
access to online databases. The online databases with e-books and e-journals received 1,08,915 hits
during May 2020 to April 2021. The library has institutional membership NList consortia of INFLIBNET
by UGC providing access to numerous e-journals and e-books, and Online resources of Taxmann
Publication which regularly provides information on business laws, accountancy and taxation. The
SVKM has provided 37 databases on e-books, e-journals, companies, law, statistical information of
India, case study, research, marketing, etc. Remote access to these databases is provided through the
college website on the library webpage, from where the staff and students can access them easily using
their individual IDs and passwords.
The Information Repository containing subject bibliographies, library newsletters archives and
question papers of all classes was regularly updated on the library webpage on the college website. The
Other Online Resources portal in the digital library on the college website also provides links to various
online resources useful for staff and students for their assignments, competitions and competitive
exams.
The library was constantly in contact with faculties, staff and students during the whole year through

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Google Groups, Institutionalised Outlook Email, MS-Team and WhatsApp. The library has spared no
efforts to get the soft copies of books, case studies, newspapers and journal articles required by
faculties and students, as per their demands from time to time.
Library Newsletter:
The library newsletter was regularly published every month and circulated via emails through Google
Groups to all students and through Outlook emails to all faculties and staff members. It is also
published online on the college website and the archives are made available in the Information
Repository. The newsletter includes cover pages of new books arrived in the library, details of the
services provided to students, details about different databases, students flair the articles and poems
written by students, feedbacks, etc. This year the newsletter also published Lib-Guides every month.
The Lib-Guides are the articles giving details about various important online information resources
along with the clickable links on different topics, e.g. Climate Change and Global Warming,
Economics, Import/Export Studies, Entrepreneurship, Business Law, Online Resources for Writers
and Researchers, Statistics, Artificial Intelligence, Language learning, Trends in 2020 and 2021.
Services to Ex-students:
During this academic year the certified copies of syllabus were issued to 5 students for their further
studies.
Library Committee:
The library committee had taken initiatives to suggest books for the library and asking faculties to
suggest for library books and periodicals procurement. Vachan Prerna Diwas with teaching and non-
teaching staff is also celebrated online with MS-Team app.
The Library Committee took initiative to encourage the Friends of Library Students to be active in
reading, writing and research activities throughout the year.
Vachan Prerna Diwas:

Friends of Library Committee had celebrated Vachan Prerna Diwas by publishing an eight pages
pamphlet on book reviews of the books and an online book stand of soft copies of books authored by
Dr. Abdul Kalam.
Staff achievements:
Mrs. Vaishali Dawar, Librarian:
India's soft power potential: prospect and retrospect- By Dr. Vinay Sahastrabuddhe-Organised by
MUCTA.
Value added services in academic libraries-By Mr. Kishore Ingale, TCS, Pune- Organised by
NMIMS Library.
Cyber security during Covid-19-By Mr Sachin Dedhia- Organised by NMC.
FDP on How to create digital branding for teachers- By Mr Hitesh Motwani- Organised by
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Business Standard Faculty Learning Program- Future of libraries and making libraries knowledge
resource centres - Panel discussion. – Organised by MUCTA Business Standard.
Attended session on improving productivity in office by BMS faculties.
Attended webinar - Business Standard Faculty Learning Program- Future of libraries and making
libraries knowledge resource centres - Panel discussion.
Attended session on Workplace ethics conducted by Dr. Muktha Manoj, NM College.
Library beyond books and buildings - By Dr. Sanjay Banavar, University Librarian, Tripura
Central University- Organised by MUCTA NMIMS Library.Performance excellence for
organisations and individuals - By Dr. Maya Desai (Director, IMC Ramakrishna Bajaj National
Quality Award Trust)- Organised by MUCTA Business Standard.
Attended the interactive session on Practical issues in TDS and Tax Planning will be conducted
on MS teams by CA. Sameer Dave & Mr. Darshan Panchal.
Attended international FDP by SNDT library – Libraries' response to Covid19: enhanced online
library services.
Attended ILA webinar- Future libralries - speaker Dr. Rajan Welukar.
Attended webinar on Self plagiarism conducted by N. M. College.
Attended N. M. College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai - Data centricity in
administration – a NAAC perspective – National webinar.
Attended webinar on Academia and industry post Covid. Speaker Mr. Deepak Karanjikar, hosted
by MUCTA.
Attended NMC webinar on 7 secrets of memory.
Attended webinar on A down of new Economic Reforms hosted by MUCTA speaker - Mr.
Hrishikesh Utpat.
Attended virtual international development program for Librarians on Imbibing skills for today's
librarianship : techniques and tools. -open access applications.
Attended FDP on Innovation, entrepreneurship and its relevance in industry 4.0: practices in the
post Covid19 situation organised by Terna Engineering College.
Attended webinar on Data Science, AI and Robotics organised by NMC.
Attended interactive webinar on Opening library after lockdown: a discussion.
Attended International Webinar ‘Information dissemination during and after Covid 19 Pandemic:
perspectives from India and Sri Lanka held by Sri Guru Gobind Singh College, Chandigarh.
Attended National Webinar on 'Creating a Green Campus' organized by the IQAC of Bharat
College of Arts & Commerce in collaboration with Roshni Udyavar & Associates (RU&A).
Attended webinar on Value addition to library profession.
Attended national level workshop on Online Digital Library organised by Dr. A. V. Baliga College
of Commerce, Kumta, Karnataka.
Attended National Webinar 'Effectiveness of Bibliotherapy During Covid 19' organized by Wilson
College, Mumbai.
Attended 3 Day International Virtual Librarian Development Programme organised by
MANLIBNET in Collaboration with Sarvajanik Education Society’s C. G. Vidyabhavan.
amidst Corona conundrum.

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Attended 3 Day International Virtual Librarian Development Programme organised by

MANLIBNET in Collaboration with Sarvajanik Education Society’s C. G. Vidyabhavan.
amidst Corona conundrum.
Attended webinar on E-content Development : Opportunity and Challenges.
Attended online webinar on Website creation without coding.
Attended National webinar 'Rethinking and Recreating the academic library: lessons from the
pandemic'.
Attended webinar on Dr. Ranganathan's connect with vision of libraries.
Attended FDP on Writing and mapping programme and course outcomes in outcome based
education.
Attended Training program on NList College Administration module organised by INFLIBNET.
Attended workshop on Design Thinking organised by Conference Committee.
Attended SVKM’s EVOLVE - Faculty Development Program : "Workshop on Case Writing and
Case Notes".
Attended SVKM’s EVOLVE - Faculty Development Program -"Strategies to publish research
articles in journals of repute".
Attended SVKM’s EVOLVE - Faculty Development Program: "Excellence in Academic
Administration".
Attended SVKM’s EVOLVE - Faculty Development Program : "Outcome Based Education".
Mrs. Sarika Patil
Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College - Roll of Non Teaching Staff Members in NAAC Accreditation.
Narsee Monjee College of Com & Eco - Self Plagiarism - Ethical and Legal Dimensions - Adv.
Madhulika Mundra, Dr. Rashmi M. Oza.
Vartak College - Right to Information Act - Mr. Naveen M. Agrawal.
Narsee Monjee College of Com & Eco - Data Centricity in Administration - A NAAC Perspective
- Ms. Keyaa Mukherjee.
Narsee Monjee College of Com & Eco - Refining Personal Effectiveness - Mr. Cajetan.
Dyaandeep Mandal, St.Joseph College Virar - Service Book Entries - Dr.Sanjay Jagtap.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Hazarimal Somani College Of Arts and Science - The Political and
Economic Thoughts of Dr. B.R.Ambedkar - Dr.Mrudul Nile.
Narsee Monjee College of Com & Eco - "Innovation In The Post COVID Era :A Perspective - Mr.
Narayan Laksham.
Vidyanidhini’s college of Engineering & Technology - Transaction Analysis in Education.

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The S.I.A. College of Higher Education - Financial Planning Academy.
Nawpukuria J.J.High School - Covid - 19 Awareness Quiz Programme.
St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai - Xavier’s Online Connect.
Lal Bahadur Shastri College of Arts, Science And Commerce, Satara - Electronic Journals: From
Dusk to Dawn.
P.V. Educational Service - Innovating Education & Educating For Innovation.
S.S.S.K.R. Innani Mahavidyalaya, Karanja - Library as a Learning Resource Centre.
AISSMS College of Engineering - Opening Library after Lockdown : A Discussion.
D.T.S.S. College of Commerce & P.D.T. Junior College of Commerce & Science - E - Learning & E
- Resources.
K.J.Somaiya Institute of Engineering and Information Technology - Man vs Machines – A Dual
Teaching Challenge. - St. Gonsalo Garcia College, Vasai - Importance of Wild Vegetables and
their Conservation.
Institute of Management & Research Jalgaon - Management & Computer Science Education in
Covid era. - Seva Sadan’s College of Education, Ulhasnagar - Awareness on Reaching the users:
Library Resources and Services.
Ghanshyamdas Saraf College of Arts & Commerce - Coronation Ceremony of Chhatrapati Shivaji
Maharaj.
P.V. Educational Service - Future Technologies in Cyber Space And The Law.
St. Gonsalo Garcia College, Vasai - Disha 2020.
Mr. Ajay Gond
Attended Webinar lecture on Advanced Excel as a tool for teaching and administration organized
by Tolani College Resources person Mr. Rushikesh Thakur Central Co - Ordinator, Mentor NIIT
Ltd Mumbai.
Attended EBSCO Webinar on Folio - The Next generation open source platform for your
IPC,ILS/LMS or LSP by Resource person Neil Block.
Attended Webinar lecture day 2 on Advanced Excel as a tool for teaching and administration
organized by Tolani College Resources person Mr. Rushikesh Thakur Central Co -
Ordinator,Mentor NIIT Ltd Mumbai.
Attended Webinar on topic Coronation ceremony of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Organized by
IQAC and Marathi Literature association of Ghanshyam das saraf college of Arts and Commerce
Resource person Mr.Umesh Joshi and Mr. Pranav Mahajan.
organized by Tolani College Resources person Mr. Rushikesh Thakur Central Co -
Ordinator,Mentor NIIT Ltd Mumbai.
O P Jindal Global University Organized Webinar Title the High Court Judges Colloquium on the
theme "The rule of law & access to justice in the age of Uncertainty."

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organized by Tolani College Resources person Mr. Rushikesh Thakur Central Co - Ordinator,
Mentor NIIT Ltd Mumbai.
organized by Tolani College Resource person being Mr. Rushikesh Thakur Central Co -
Ordinator, Mentor NIIT Ltd Mumbai.
Attended Webinar on Topic IEEE Xplore Digital Library: Enhancing Libraries Drive Innovation
Forward in Unprecedented Times by Resource Person Ms. Srinivasa.
Attended Webinar on Topic: Coronavirus and the new normal: How Students can embrace and
succeed through this change organized by EBSCO & HBR ascend.
Attended National Level Workshop on "ONLINE DIGITAL LIBRARY" Organized by Dr. A.V.Baliga
College of Commerce in association with AMOGH Technologies Central Library and IQAC
Resource Person is Mr. Shivananda Bulla.
Attended Webinar on "Understanding API & CAS Process for working academic library
professionals" Organized by IQAC and Library of Dr. BNM College of Home Science resource
persons were Dr. Dharmaraj Veer and Dr. Datta Ghuge.
Attended Webinar on Topic: Reset mindset for success Organized by Deshpande Night College
and knowledge inclusion speaker was Mr. Jameer Mokashi.
Attended Webinar on "impact of covid19 on the future of higher education - challenges and
opportunities" organized by Lead India Foundation (USA).
Attended Webinar on Website Creation without Coding Resource Person was Prof. Dipesh
Kadam.
Attended Webinar on Topic: Use of Information Technology in Upgrading quality of day - to -
day Administration Day 1 Organized by HJCE College.
Attended Webinar on Topic: Managing Library and Knowledge systems in post Covid - 19: Issues
and Challenges Organized by SVKM's NMIMS Resource Person was Prof. Dr. Priti Jain.

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Attended SVKM's Webinar on Oracle HRMS General Go Live Preparation - User Trainings -
Day 1.
Day 2.
Attended Online Webinar for Application and Admission Process of AY 2020 - 2021 for Colleges
of University of Mumbai.
Attended Online Webinar for Application and Admission Process of AY 2020 - 2021 for Colleges
of University of Mumbai.
Day 5.
Attended SVKM's Webinar on Oracle HRMS General Go - Live Preparation - User Training -
Day 6.
Attended SVKM's Webinar lecture on Oracle Fusion HRMS Training.
Mrs. Rutuja Salvi
Indian Library Association and MUCLA - Future Libraries - National Webinar.

Indian Library Association - Reimagining the libraries for the 21st century learning from Covid 19
crisis - National Webinar.
Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics, Mahalaxmi - Relationship Management -
National Webinar.
Vidyavardhni's Annasaheb Vartak Collegeof Arts, Vasai, Palghar - Right to Information - Webinar.
N.M College, Vile Parle, Mumbai - Data Centricity in Administration - National Webinar
Mumbai University and College Teaching Association - Academia and Industry Post Covid –
National Webinar.
N.M College, Vile Parle, Mumbai - Seven Secrets of memory: How to use in teaching - National
Webinar.
Navyuvak Masterclass - Using Mind Mapping tools to be a better leader - National Webinar.
Sau. S.R Karandikar Senior College of Commerce, Dahanu Road, Palghar - Smart Searching Tools
and Techniques for information retrieval on the Internet - Webinar.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Hazarimal Somani College of Arts and Science, Chowpatty - The
political and Economic Thoughts of Dr. B.R Ambedkar - Webinar.
N.M. College, Vile Parle, Mumbai-Innovation in the past Covid19
Era: A Perspective – International webinar.

St. Joseph College of Arts and Commerce, Salpaly, Virar-Service Book and Service Matters –
National Webinar.
Vidyavardhni's College, Vasai, Palghar-Transition Analysis in education-Webinar.
St. Xavier's College (Autonomous), 5, Mahapalika Marg, Mumbai-Zoom training-workshop.
The SIA college of Higher Education, Mumbai-Suitable Insurance Plans – National Webinar.

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St. Joseph College of Arts and Commerce, Salpaly, Virar-Service Book and Service Matters –
National Webinar.
Vidyavardhni's College, Vasai, Palghar-Transition Analysis in education-Webinar.
St. Xavier's College (Autonomous), 5, Mahapalika Marg, Mumbai-Zoom training-workshop.
The SIA college of Higher Education, Mumbai-Suitable Insurance Plans – National Webinar.
Shri Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha Lal Bahadur Shastri College, Satara-Electronic Journal :
From Dusk to Down-National Webinar.
Vivek College of Commerce, Goregaon-Overcome Covid19 pandemic through Nuances of life –
International Webinar.
Bhandup Education Society's V K Krishna Menon College of Commerce - Bhandup East-
Importance of Concentration in E-Learning-National Webinar.
P.U. Education Service, Mumbai, Innovating education and educating to innovation- National
Webinar.
Smt. Mithibai Motiram Kundnani College of Commerce and Economics, Bandra, Mumbai-Covid19
and its impacts on capital market- National Webinar.
P.U Education Service, Mumbai-E-Classroom Setup - Workshop.
Smt. P. N. Doshi Women's College-Unleash Yourself: How to pace up with difficult times and
discover the power in you - National Webinar.
MES Institution of-Imbibing Skills for today 's-International
Management and Career-To-Course (IMCC) and Mumbai-librarianship:

Techniques and tools- Development.
S.S.S.K.R. lnnani Mahavidyalaya, Karanja (Lsd), Washim- Library as a learning Resource Centre-
Webinar.
Yashaswi Group and AISSMS College Of Engineering, Pune-Opening library after lockdown-
Webinar
D. J. Sanghvi College-Effective use of IT and Security services during Covid 19- Workshop.
Vedanta College Vithalwadi NSS Unit University of Mumbai- First aid-International Webinars.
Shri Guru Gobind Singh College, Chandigarh-Information Dissemination During and after Covid
19 Pandemic : Perspectives from India and Sri Lanka- International Webinar.
K. J. Somaiya Institute of Engineering and Information Technology, Sion- Man Vs Machine: A
Dual Teaching Challenges for faculty - National Webinar.
Gopikabai Sitaram Gawande Mahavidalaya, Umarkhed, Yavatmal- Library Services and
Information sources for faculty and students- Webinar
Odisha Library Academy, Bhubaneswar- Koha India Strategies for sustainability – National
Webinar.
S.S.S.K.R. lnnani Mahavidyalaya, Karanja (Lsd), Washim - A Role of history in the Development of
Nation- National Webinar.
Vedant College, Ulhasanagar- The value of values -Webinar.
P.U. Education Service, Mumbai, Maharashtra- Pandemic : A personal, educational and Economic
Revolution- International Webinar
D.J. Sanghvi College, Vile Parle West, Mumbai- Effective use of MS-Office 365- Workshop.

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Seva Sadan's College Of Education, Ulhasnagar- Awareness on reaching the user library resources
and Services – National Webinar.
Ghanshyamdas Saraf College- Coronation Ceremony of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj- National
Webinar.
Annashbheb Magar Mahavidyalaya, Hadapsar- Grantha Jivanavshak Manlayla Havet- Webinar.
Vedant College, Ulhasanagar- Words of Wisdom- Webinar.
P.U. Education Service, Mumbai- Future Technologies in Cyber space and the law-Webinar.
The SIA College of Higher Education- Yoga for harmony and peace by Yoga prabha Bharati (Seva
Sanstha)Trust- National Webinar.
St.Joseph's College for Women, Visakhapatnam- Online open
Learning Resources Covid 19 Pandemic- NationalWebinar.

Shri Sarcia Education Society Smt. Radhabai Sarcia Arts Commerce and Science College,
Amravati - MS- The Era of Information Technology in Library Science-Covid 19 Pandemic-
National Webinar.
Dr. A V Baliga College Of Commerce Hegde Road, Kumta (Uttarakhand)-Online Digital Library-
National Webinar.
P.N. Panicker Foundation Kerala-Literature Enhances Reading Habit- National Webinar.
Smt.Devkiba Mohansinhji Chauhan College Of Commerce and Science- Silvassa- Use of social
media for gross Enrollment online Affiliation Admission Process with DU portal of MKCL-
National Webinar.
Dr. Bhanuben Mahendra Nanavati College of Home Science-Understanding API and CAS process
for working Academic Library professionals- National Webinar.
Thakur College of Science and Commerce- Real Time Weather and Covid Data Analysis- National
Webinar
P.N. Panicker Foundation Kerala- Stories from India- National Webinar.
Shri Muktanand College Gangapur Aurangabad- E-learning and library services in post Covid19
pandemic- National Webinar.
Rajendra Academy for Teachers' Education NEW DELHI- Impact of COVID19 on Teaching
Learning Process: Challenges and Solutions- International Webinar.
St.Gonsalo Garcia College Of Commerce and Arts Vasai- DISHA - 2020 6 Days Career Guidance
Programme.
Personal Branding.
Career Opportunities and Career.
Linked in masterclass fresher- -Progression Finance and HR.
Introduction to the world of freelancing for college students.
Developing IQ EQ and SQ for today's competitive work.
Smt. Devkiba Mohansinghji Chauhan College of Commerce and Science-Online Admission and
fees collection ;Online learning management and accreditation data management system.
Vedant College, Ulhasanagar- 03-EQ,IQ,SQ- The 3 minars of success- National Webinar.
Satish Pradhan Dhyanasadhana College, Thane-E- learning from blackboard to broac
Day 1 - From the desk of a motivator- Development programme.

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Day 2 - Cyber security ; internet banking and payment Apps.

Day 3 - Understanding MS word and powerpoint presentation, stress coping mechanism.
Day 4 - MS Excel,Free Apps and mobile video making.
Day 5 - Different online platforms.
Day 6 - Explore google and google classroom.
Day 7 - Content writing,digital marketing.
P.N. Panicker Foundation Kerala-Lockdown and its implications on Mental Health- National
Webinar.
P.N. Panicker Foundation Kerala- Democracy and Peaceful life- National Webinar.
P.U. Educational Service- Survive and Thrive Emotional Well Being- National Webinar.
St.Xavier's Institute of Education, Mumbai - Open Source Software for E-Content Development
– OBS Studio- National Webinar.
P.N. Panicker Foundation, Kerala- Covid19 and Digital libraries- National Webinar
Library Professionals Association.(LPA)- Fix your plagiarized Content (and how to avoid it)-
National Webinar.
Library Professionals Association. (LPA)-Covid 19 pandemic- Boon or Bane- Webinar.
P.N. Panicker Foundation Kerala- Creation of learning materials using the National digital
library of India- Webinar.
Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu College,Kolhapur - Digital library using open source software
Dspace- Basic to advance. Webinar.
Mrs. Asha Patil
Mumbai University for College Teachers Association Transdisciplinary and the T-shaped
learner Prof. Linda Leung Lincoln.
Ramniranjan Jhunjhunwala College Self plagiarism- Ethical & legal Dimensions Adv. Madhulika
Mundra, Dr. Rashmi M. Oza
Mumbai University for College Association India's Soft Power Potential: Prospect and
Retrospect Dr.Vinay Sahasrabuddhe, Rajya Sabha.
KIEHS'S Maharashtra College of Arts Science and Commerce Introduction of data analytics on
Microsoft excel Mr. Awesh Bhornya.
Rizvi College of Arts, Science & Commerce Online Education:Tools & Techniques- Mr.
Ramakant Navghare.
Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics India's Soft Power Potential: Relationship
Management Ms. Netra Sawant.
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics Self plagiarism- Ethical & legal Dimensions
Adv. Madhulika Mundra, Dr. Rashmi M. Oza.
Vartak College Right to information Act Mr.Naveen M. Agrawal.
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics Data Centricity in Administration- NAAC
Perspective Ms. Keyaa Mukherjee.
Valia College MS Excel- Data Analytics and Visualisation Techniques Prof.Avesh Bhornya.

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Gokhale Education Society's Arts, Science College Inculcating "Reading" As A Healthy Habit Dr.
Pratibha Taksande .
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics Seven Secrets of Memory:How to Use in
Teaching Mr.Mehernosh Randeria.
Smt. K.G. Mittal College of Arts and Commerce Utilising Digital Resources for E-content
Development and Designing Dr. Jyoti Patil.
Ghanshyamdas saraf College of Arts & Commerce Ms Excel-Tips and Tricks Ms. Ratna Vora.
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics Refining Personal Effectiveness Ms. Cajetan.
Dyaandeep Mandal, St. Joseph College Service Book Entries Dr. Sanjay Jagtap.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Hazarimal Somani College of Arts and Science The political and
economic Thoughts of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar- Dr.Mrudul Nile.
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics "Innovation in the Post COVID Era: A
Perspective Mr. Narayan Laksha.
Mr. Prashant Kanade
Completed B.Com. course from Mumbai University.

N.G Acharya & D.K Marathe College of Arts , Science, Commerce & professional Course -
Chembur (East) - Vyavasthapan : Tanace , Manace Va Dhanace. Management : Body , Mind And
Money - Dr. Vidyaguri Lele.
Vidyavardhini’s Annasaheb Vartak College Vasai (West) – Palghar - Right to Information Act - Dr.
Deepa Murdeshwar Katre.
Mumbai University & College Teachers Association (MUCTA) - Changing Paradigm of Higher
Education - Dr. P.B Vidyasagar.
Mumbai University & College Teachers Association (MUCTA) - Academia & Industry Post COVID.
Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics - Seven Secrets of Memory: How to Use in
Teaching - Mr. Mehernosh Randeria.
Vidyavardhini’s College of Engineering Technology Vasai (West) – Palghar - Transaction Analysis
in Education - Dr. Megha Trivedi.
Mr. Ravindra Singh
N. M. College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai - Data centricity in administration – a

NAAC perspective – National webinar.
Mumbai University and College Teachers Association (MUCTA) – Academia and Industry post
Covid – Online informative session.

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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN CULTURAL AND EXTRA

CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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UMANG 2020: A DIGITAL PARADIGM

Teachers in charge:
Ms. Sneh Choithani (Convener), Ms. Mamta Jha (Co-convener), Mr. Sunil Kadam,
Mr. Smitin Belchada, Mr. Darshan Panchal, Ms. Reeta Jain, Ms. Sneha Vaskar,
Ms.Preeti Singh, Ms. Sakshi Parab and Mr. Girish Ambekar.
Organising Committee:
Chairperson: Palash Bhatt
Vice Chairpersons: Archi Jhabak, Shivam Chaturvedi and Deep Bhadra
Heads of Departments:
PROshows: Vidhi Fofaria
Workshops: Yuvankshi Venugopal
Editorials: Abhita Gokhale
Photomedia: Krish Patel
Fine Arts: Yashi Kochhar
Music and Contemporary Arts: Manav Thakkar
iNFORMALS!: Devansh Gala
Gaming and Sports: Aryan Patel
Management∞ Fest: Kalp Shah
Literary Arts: Prachi Mittal
Finance: Kush Shah
Marketing: Siya Rao
Public Relations: Anishma Kathpal
Hospitality: Manas Rambhia
Amidst the ongoing pandemic, Umang with a resilient spirit and a workforce of 100 students was
charged and prepared to soar to new heights like never before. Umang believed in ‘Conquering
Obstacles and Creating Opportunities’ and with utmost faith and passion set out to conduct the
entire cultural festival along with all its events virtually. Thus, aptly naming the theme this year: ‘A
Digital Paradigm’.
In the history of Umang, this was the first time the entire experience would be completely digital.
Umang was held from 1st - 4th November and brought in memories to last a lifetime and filled our
hearts with excitement. From the events to the workshops, from speaker sessions to ProNites, the
fest had a trunkload of learning and experience in store for everyone. There were 35 cultural events
organized, where more than 90 colleges participated which was only made possible by the team
effort of all the departments.
Nonetheless, the team of Umang did not let the online aspect of the festival hinder the exuberance
and experience that the festival had to offer.
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PRE ON DAYS:
Umang Pre Festival X ATKT

Umang along with ATKT put forward events spread over a timeline of 2 days, each more exciting
than the previous. There were 5 events in the fields of Drama, Dance, Music, and Poetry. This all was
made possible with PAYTM Insider’s platform on which the events were held virtually. With 1450
tickets booked and 2260 viewers across 5 events, they proved to be a huge success. Reaching for
Moo-re, Umang received over 700 entries for pre-elimination from all over the country. ATKT
Campus League introduced an engaging concept of ‘audience voting’ which made these events a
quintessential college festival starter-pack and has undoubtedly excited everyone for all the
upcoming events in general and Umang 2020 in particular.
Social Cause Wing - Parvaah

Umang believed in impacting through action and conducted 8 social causes in 2020. These social
causes ranged from personal hygiene to a massive food donation drive. Umang partnered with the
Lions Club of Juhu and Aapka Sahara Foundation this year. With the Lions Club of Juhu, We
distributed 1600kgs of food grains that impacted close to 100 families, installed 3 water purifiers in
Dreamz home centres and also conducted an insightful personal hygiene session with Dr. Rakhee
Vakil for the girls of Amcha Ghar followed by donation of personal hygiene kits which included
masks, sanitary napkins and pads, combs, soaps and other basic necessities.
Umang in collaboration with Aapka Sahara Foundation conducted a sound therapy, Dance Therapy
and Art therapy sessions with Rescue Foundation and Amcha Ghar over zoom. On the occasion of
World Mental Health Day, Umang had the pleasure of having Miss Amanpreet Nagpal who briefed
100 students on how to harness the power within us.
Series Promotions & Celebrity Interactions:

For the first time in the history of Umang, we had a Series Promotion with Pankaj Tripathi and Ali
Faszal - the cast of ‘Mirzapur 2’ over Zoom which turned out to be an entertaining interaction with
the workforce.To lighten up the spirits and free up the hectic minds, Umang’s workforce had the
pleasure of interacting with the very famous and well known T.V. actors Dilip Joshi, Mandar
Chandwadkar and Tanuj Mahashabde famously recognised as Jethalal, Bhide and Iyer from Taarak
Mehta Ka Oolthah Chashmah on the 29th of October, 2020.
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1st November 2020
Exploring uncharted territories, Umang 2020 began on a spectacular note. With the entire festival
being held online, several new avenues were discovered. With the aspirations of many in tow, the
festival also held several surprises.
Events such as Management Maestro, Play Pause, Loudspeaker, It's My Write, Strings Attached and
an insightful screenwriting workshop were a delight for 800 students. The first day was brought to a
perfect end with Ankit Tiwari's melodious voice that mused more than 500 viewers on Instagram
live.
2nd November 2020

The second day brought along more excitement and vigour. Covershot, Fusion music, campaign
connect, the Bollywood dance workshop and other events certainly entertained and engaged
everyone. Umang invited more than 500 participants to these events from all over India and gave
them a platform to showcase their talents. Once again, the day came to a close with the soulful
voice of an artist. Adding magic to an already exciting day, Asees Kaur graced the second pronite
with her presence that attracted more than 1500 viewers on MS Teams.
3rd November 2020

Setting the stage, the third day began with Blend it up and The Poster Affect, two unique art and
photography-based events. The rest of the line-up included events such as Fusion Confusion and
Sufi Singing which were undoubtedly crowd favourites along with a convention and engage 101
workshop (by Trendelite) which attracted more than 2000 viewers on Youtube.
We had the very famous celebrities from Dice Media, Ayush Mehra and Barkha Singh to promote
their Series “Please Find Attached” season 2. The Marina Bo live virtual EDM concert with Sunburn
campus was the third and final ProNite that was witnessed by 2000 people. The visuals and the
virtual feel was unparalleled and was a definite success.
4th November 2020

The 4th and final day of Umang 2020 was off to a great start with Umang laugh club judged by Viraj
Ghelani who left everyone in fits of laughter. Mr. and Ms. Umang with Mr. Suniel Shetty as the Judge
had tough competition and the participants brought out their best. Apart from that Rang Manch,
Archaic Minimalism, Hulk It Up, JAM , War of DJs and the panel discussion brought a lot to the table
and were well enjoyed by everyone in attendance.
The end of Umang 2020 left everyone wanting more and rightfully so. Despite the festival being held
online, it did not lack a personal and festival like experience for even a second.
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Magazine Launch: Umang conducted a session with Prateek Gandhi who is famously recognised as
Harshad Mehta for his role in the series “Scam 1992”. His presence created an amazing vibe with a very
engaging and interesting interaction. He also revealed the annual magazine “Sans Frontiers” which was
the perfect blend required for the day.
Official Song Launch: Umang with all the excitement launched its official song ‘Ek Umang, ek Sapna’ by
Tarang Jain on Spotify, Savan, iTunes and more 150 streaming platforms in 2020.
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Singer Asees Kaur's live performance from Food Donation Drive with Lions Club of Juhu.
Shiva's Studio that aired via MS Teams.
Promotion of series 'Please Find Attached ' by actor Dance event Fusion Confusion being conducted on
Ayush Mehra and Actress Barkha Singh Airmeet.
Sufi singing being conducted on Airmeet. Gaming & Sports event 'Hulk it Up" being
conducted on Airmeet.
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LENSATION REPORT 2021

Teacher in Charge- Dr. Deepa Chitnis
Teacher in Charge- Ms. Geeta Desai
Secretary – Aakash Jajoo
Jt. Secretary – Mayank Makharia
Treasurer – Devang Bhanushali
Lensation is the photo-media club of NM College (Autonomous). This year due to the pandemic our
club conducted events and workshops virtually. We had a team of 7 Head of Departments and 20
members. We conducted virtual events which were open to all photography enthusiasts from
different colleges across the country. We organised workshops where our team members could
learn and enhance their skills. Since there was no direct contact with students, we made sure our
social media handles are quite active for the students of NM as well as the other photography
enthusiasts. We started every week tutorial videos where we used to teach people basic phone and
professional photography skills. We also featured the best photos sent by the audiences on our
social media page.
This year we started a Linkedin page to connect with more professionals. Overall, we had
participants from different parts of the country and for our first event we also received an entry
from Italy. We had a reach of around about 5000 people on our Instagram and around 450-500
views on every tutorial videos. Our Team also represented NM in different events organised by
other inter college competitions such as Kshitij, vaayu, Umang,etc.We have mentioned our events in
detail below.
1st Event- Tasveero Ki Baatein (6th to 12th November,2020)

The Lensation Club of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics organised its first
photography competition for the academic year 2020-21 called "Tasveeron Ki Baatein" from the 6th
to 12th of November. The purpose of the event was to enhance story telling through photographs in
the participants. It was a creative event organised for all the budding photographers who have a
passion of capturing life. They had an opportunity to tell a story through their pictures with a
suitable caption. The event was organised online wherein the participants had to send in one to two
photographs along with the caption. We received over 45 entries from various colleges across the
globe like Mount Carmel College of Bangalore, Delhi University, Usha Pravin Gandhi College of
Management and also participants from Italy. Mr Maharishi Patel who is an architect and a
photographer was the judge of the event. Sarah Rebello bagged the first prize and Sneha Sengupta
was the runner up. The winners were awarded with gift vouchers.
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Light Painting Photography Workshop (Diwali Workshop)
The Lensation Club of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics organised its first
photography workshop for the academic year 2020-21 related to "Light Painting Photography" on
12th of November. The purpose of the workshop was to enhance the photography skills of the
members and teach them the art of light painting photography. It was a creative workshop where
Aakash Jajoo the secretary of Lensation personally interacted with the members and core
enlightening them on his take on light painting and long exposure photography. It was a successful
workshop done right before Diwali so that each member can test their creativity through lens by
capturing different and interesting pictures. The Workshop was organised online on MICROSOFT
TEAMS, the response from the members was brilliant as they took the advice and tricks and shared
some really creative photos after the festival ended. It was an enriching experience and Lensation
plans to host many more Workshops to guide budding photographers.
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Photopedia Workshop by Sidhant Pal
The Lensation Club of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics organised its second
photography event for the academic year 2020-21 on 7th February, 4 to 5:30 pm. The event was in
the form of an interactive workshop conducted by Siddhant Pal who is an astro-landscape
photographer. The workshop covered the basics of photography, some tricks and hacks, mobile
photography, jargons used in photography as well as careers one could take up in this field. Around
40 students participated in this workshop. The audience was from various cities like Indore, Jaipur,
Delhi, Bengaluru and Pune. The audience was quite interactive and gave positive feedback. The
workshop helped the the team members sharpen their skills and knowledge. It was indeed an
insightful session.
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Meraz photography competition
The Lensation Club of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics organised its last
photography competition for the academic year 2020-21 named "MERAZ" from 10th to 26th of April.
The purpose of the event was to enhance creativity and channelise the artistic sense of the
photographers. It was a creative event organised for all the budding photographers who have a
passion of capturing life and who think beyond ordinary. They had an opportunity to display their
artistic and creative skills by editing and creating visual compositions using the app photoshop mix.
The event was organised online wherein the participants had to send in one of their best shots. The
best photographers got a chance to display their creative skills in round 2 of composing visual images.
We received over 100 entries from various colleges and from working professionals across the
country. The winners were awarded with gift vouchers. Overall, it was a successful event.
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Social Media Campaigns and activities
Tutorial Tuesdays
Tutorial Tuesdays is a tutorial video which we uploaded every Tuesday through out the year. We
made basic and professional how to do videos and uploaded it over our Instagram handle where our
team members and audience used to get a basic idea of some skills. Tutorial Tuesday received a
great response and on every video we had about 400 views. We uploaded videos of the correct angle
for clicking pictures, phone photography, what does different technical terms means, light painting
photography, sky photography, editing, etc.
Check out the link to watch all videos: https://www.instagram.com/nmlensation/channel/
Feature Fridays
Every Friday we used to upload the best photos sent by the students to us related to the topic and
featuring it on our social media platform.
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Team Lensation
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STUDENTS’ COUNCIL REPORT

Teacher-In-Charge: Mr. Sunil Kadam
Members: Krutika Sheth, Aniruddha Surve, Deepti Nayak, Garv Kejriwal, Khyati Thakker, Shraiya
Ranka, Astha Khakhar, Surbhi Kale, Krupa Padia, Eashani Chandekar, Dhruv Nair, Janki Purohit &
Jhanvi Bhatt.
1.Students’ Week Celebration:

The Students’ Council organised an online ‘Students’s Week Celebration’ for all the Degree College
students, from 7th April to 9th April. Events such as Traditional Day, Formals’ Day and Colour
Themed Day were organised at classroom level. The students enjoyed themselves by playing games
such as Scribble, Dumb Charades, Quiz Up and many more, over the MS Teams platform. The
students also clicked class group photos to cherish this unique online Students’ Week.
2.NM Hoodies & T-shirts drive:

In order to make the graduating year a memorable one, the Students’ Council organised a NM
Hoodies & T-shirts drive for all the third year NMites. Even amidst the pandemic and lockdown, all
the hoodies and t-shirts were efficiently delivered to the students in a safe and timely manner.
3.Yearbook 20-21:
For the first time in the history of NM College, a yearbook was prepared for all the graduating
students of the batch of 20-21, which showcased their details such as the Instagram and LinkedIn
profiles and also highlighted their own personal quotes. The information was collected through the
medium of Google Forms and received an overwhelming response from all the students. The
yearbook was dispatched to the students in the form of hardcopies and softcopies, as per their
selected preferences.
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GYMKHANA REPORT
Yoga Week
The Gymkhana has celebrated ‘International Yoga Day’ and organized a one week online Yoga
sessions for the teaching and non- teaching staff from 21st June to 26th June, 2020. The sessions
were conducted by Dr. Shivesh Shukla on MS Teams.
Mental Health Week
The Gymkhana has organized “Mental Health Week’ from 28th September to 3rd October, 2020, for
the students, teaching and non-teaching staff. The speakers were Ms. Sheetal Lakhani (Psychologist
& Councilor), who spoke to students on the topic ‘Mental Wellbeing. Mr. Aniruddha Tiwari (Health
and Wellness Coach), spoke on the topic ‘Happiness, Guided Meditation and Aging Gracefully’ to our
teaching and non- teaching staff.
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WILDLIFE AND NATURE CLUB
Teacher in charge:
Dr. Jennifer D’Souza (Convener)
Prof. Sunil Kadam
Dr. Shivesh Shukla
Prof. Vaishali Kurhekar
Secretary : Rashween Gandhi
Joint Secretary : Devanshi Chabadia
HOD PR and Admin : Tanvi Panchal
HOD Finance and Marketing : Dhruv Shah
HOD Digital media and Creatives : Hinal shah
1. Name of event: Wild-o-graphy

Date of event: 2nd – 8th October
The wildlife and nature club of NM college organized it’s very first event of the year called Wild-o-
graphy. The event was a photography competition which offered participants to flaunt their
personal nature collection. The theme of the event was capturing wildlife and nature. We received a
great response with more than 30 participants submitting their entries. Winners won exciting DIY
Kits from our sponsors Trim me and participants receive E-certificates and discount vouchers.
2. Name of event: Wildnest

Date of event: 5th February 2021
The Wildlife and Nature club of NM college hosted a wildlife trivia event WILDNEST On 5th February
2021. It was a trailing series of Three Rounds based on our environment and our beloved nature
where participants would test their knowledge about the wildlife with exciting trivia’s and tasks and
show their best game, aim and strategy. It was in collaboration with ' mirabilia ' desings, are official
gifting partner. The event lasted for three hours and there were a total of 20 participants.
3. Name of event: Plant-O-Pico
Date of event: 4th January 2021
An online tree plantation initiative was organized by wildlife and nature club. This campaign is active
from 4th January, 2021 midnight (12:00am) and will continue for the whole year. This was a
distinctive way to make our contribution towards sustainability of an environment, in which
everybody could participate. The drive was organized with the objective of maintaining ecological
balance, improving air quality and climate amelioration, addressing environmental concerns such as
global warming and deforestation.
4. Instagram handle
We remained active on our social media platforms throughout the year by posting various
informative and insightful posts on wildlife and nature.
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HOBBY CENTRE (DEGREE COLLEGE)
Teacher In Charge: Geeta Desai,Vandana Mishra & Loveena Atwal

Secretary: Krutika Sheth
Joint Secretary: Neha Gosar
Treasurer: Ashish Mehta
P.R. Head: Zeal Sodha
Marketing Head: Riya Agrawal
Events Head: Aesha Mehta
Digital-Graphics: Dhriti Jain & Neel Dholakiya
Admin Head: Kartikay Joshi
Technical Head: Sakshi Vora
Social Media Head: Alysha Francisco
Members:
Sakshi Thakrar, Vrushti Shah, Vidhi Bhandari, Subhagi Sehgal, Delisha Tinwala, Harshvardhan
Birmiwal, Preyanshi Kamdar, Jainam Bilakhiya, Lynelle Mudaliyar, Palak Bagaria, Akansha Jain, Ayushi
Prajapati, Anvika Shetty, Isha Chauhan, Saloni Kurani, Aniruddha Surve, Ekta Chauhan, Aarchi Modi,
Priyanka Shekhawat.
Annual Report:
Hobby Centre is one of the association of NM college with its own USP that makes sure that one
embraces his/her hobby and makes life splashy. Hobby Centre is the platform for students to tap
their potential and unravel their quiescent talents.
Empathetic Listening, 13th October,2020

The empathetic listening speaker session was organised with a view to guide and give insights to the
students on empathetic listening and its impact on human psychology, mental health and
prevention of suicidal thoughts. The event was in collaboration with “Samaritans Mumbai”. Ms.
Sunitha Ramachandran, volunteer and mentor at Samaritans Mumbai, was the speaker for the event.
Jalsa – Virtual Garba workhop, 23rd October,2020

It was in collaboration with “Soni’s school of Garba dance”, the biggest Garba dance school in the
world. Mr.Suhrad Soni, one of the founders of the Soni’s school of Garba dance, was the trainer for
the event. Each participant grooved on the dance floor and learned the authentic Garba.
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Sleigh-in it, December,2020
Hobby Centre celebrated the month of December as Christmas month with an exciting social media
initiative – “Sleigh-in it”. Started with a surprise video that crossed 1000 views in just an hour,
“Sleigh-in it” had something surprising each day for the entire Christmas week.
Album Making Workshop, 17th January,2021

Hobby Centre welcomed 2021 with creativity by conducting “Album Making workshop”. Ms.Raeesa
Manaal, the mentor for the event, is the founder of “Beautiful Oops”. She has been creating vintage
memory albums for her clients around the globe for a long time now.
Digibiz, 22nd February, 2021
The workshop was organised in association with “Maac Institute”. We had Mr.Rajkumar Adhikari as
our mentor and guest of honour for the event. The workshop was also aimed to guide the students
on careers based on digital marketing.
Digital Distinction, 24th February, 2021
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The event was in collaboration with “Pearl Academy”. We had Mr.Riddhesh Adarkar as our mentor
for the workshop. The workshop was aimed at provoking critical observations and generated
fundamental learning of adobe after effects through guided instructions.
Film Making Workshop, 25th February,2021
The final event for the month of February was the Film making workshop in association with “Pearl
Academy”. We had Mr.Viveck Vaswani, as the mentor, who guided us on various career
opportunities such as photography, content writing and creation, film making, editing and many
more available in the film and glamour industry.
Fluid Art Workshop, 24th April, 2021

The workshop was organised with our Bigwig, Mr. Arthav Shah to relieve ourselves from the
chaotic scenes and make the lockdown a little more happening.
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CULTURAL SOCIETY (DEGREE COLLEGE)

Teachers-in-charge: CA Savita Desai (Convenor), Ms. Geeta Desai
(Co-Convenor), Ms. Vaishali Kurhekar, Dr. Rekha Katheeth, Mr. Jinen
Jadhav, Dr. Shivesh Shukla, Ms. Pooja Singh, Ms. Sneha Vaskar,
Mr. Huzefa Bhagat, Ms. Prerna Dedhia, Ms. Kesia Varghese, Ms. Neha Kushe
Secretary: Vedant Gada (Inter-Collegiate) & Palash Bhatt (Extra-Curricular)
Jt. Secretaries: Vineet Kejriwal (Inter-Collegiate) & Mansi Vyas (Extra-Curricular)
Treasurers: Shalin Bhansali (Inter-Collegiate) & Pathik Rakholiya (Extra-Curricular)
Head of Departments: Mayank Makharia, Rohak Shah, Bhakti Vora, Dhruv Nair, Disha Maniyar, Jash
Doshi, Krutika Sheth
The Cultural Society encouraged students to participate in various extra-curricular activities and
represent the college in various inter-collegiate at the city, state, national and international levels.
The year saw students bringing laurels to the college by winning a record haul of trophies.
A virtual ‘Talent Hunt’ was organised in October wherein the participants showcased their talent in
different forms of performing arts like Dance, Drama, Music and Literary Arts, Fine Arts and Business
& Economics as well. This was a platform for students to showcase their innate talent to the world.
An Acting and Drama workshop was organised to hone the skills of the students. A quiz – ‘Incredible
India’ was also conducted to commemorate the Independence Day.
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The Cultural Society organized the entertainment programs for the College Annual Day held virtually
on April 10, 2020. The students were felicitated with various awards for their achievements and the
event was followed by spectacular award winning performances by the Cultural Society.
The students participated in various competitions all throughout the year and won various awards.
The festivals where the college secured podium finishes are as follows:
1. Umang Pre Fest’20 x ATKT Campus League (First)
2. Finacc (First)
3. Numero Uno (First)
4. Moneta (First)
5. Parallax (First)
6. Paper Planes (First)
7. Bombay Business Conclave (First)
8. Mathematrix (First)
9. Youth Festival Zonals (Second)
10. Sympulse’20 x ATKT Campus League (Second)
11. Umang (Second)
12. Waves’20 x ATKT Campus League (Second)
13. Ka’Ching (Second)
14. Insight (Second)
15. Blaze (Second)
16. Arithmós (Second)
17. Arthashastra (Second)
18. Vividh (Second)
19. Abhisaran (Second)
20. Funkaria (Third)
21. Oasis’20 x ATKT Campus League (Third)
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INSIGHT ' 21 REPORT

(Ideate, Aim, Achieve !)
Teacher in charge: Mr. Huzefa Bhagat

Chairperson : Jevin Shah
Managing Directors: Nandini Rathi, Kartikay Joshi, Rishika Jariwala
Treasurer: Param Shah
“It's hard to beat a person who never gives up”, but wonder what happens when a team of 100
determined souls are put together; none ready to give up!
INSIGHT’21, the Business, Finance and Economic Festival organized by the students of NM College
concluded on March 21, 2021. The four-day festival was held on a virtual platform with a footfall of
over 10000 individuals, including corporates and professionals. The dignitaries were considerably
impressed by the International participation that this fest managed to attract. The pandemic added
more value and significance to the official theme of the fest, Unravelling the Digital Era, whose
understanding is more of a need than a want in these unprecedented times.
Commencing with the Financial, Economic, Business, and Informal events, the members along with
the participants were rigorously involved in making their time worthwhile. Alongside being tested on
and enhancing their marketing, management, and analytical skills, attendees were also given
opportunities to mould and implement their entrepreneurial ideas. Events like ‘Periculum’ included
placing of trades with a preview of stock prices whereas ‘Gear it up’ was driven by participants
attempting to allocate investments in various sectors. ‘Edifice’ an Economic event gave the
attendees a chance to express their views on the budget. We were fortunate to have collaborated
with such enthusiastic aspirants’ keen to gain a wider perspective of the operations of the corporate
world.
Planet B, Insight's Flagship Business plan competition, touched great heights this year! Planet B, this
year attracted a total of 115 registrations and 69 entries from across the nation and also was able to
drive in many international participants from 10+ cities ranging from New Jersey in USA to Nigeria in
West Africa and many more. It further attracted a panel consisting of esteemed mentors, investors
and judges. Through this event, many young minds got a chance to showcase their skills, put forth
their ideas and encourage their plans of developing an entrepreneur in them!
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Moving forward to the most cherished highlight of Insight, The Global Youth Economic Summit, and
the Insight Business Conclave where we were graced by inspiring words from highly distinguished
speakers pushing us towards the exciting economic world! To name a few, we welcomed
•Mrs. Sudha Murty (Chairperson, Infosys Foundation)
•Mr. Sambhav Jain (Founder, Fampay)
•Mr. Rajeev Chaba (President, MG Motor)
•Ms. Harshita Gaur [Actress, Mirzapur Fame]
•Rishabh Shah [Founder IIMUN, TIF]
and many more dignitaries from various sectors for speaker sessions. They enlightened us on the
changing patterns of the economy & issues regarding the significance of knowledge and teamwork,
the rising startup culture in India and its significance worldwide and how startups play an essential
role in developing world, and the ever-inspiring journey into the way that led them to achieve
success. To have the opportunity to interact with such veterans on globally flaming economic
agendas has truly been a credible vision.
Taking inspiration from Insight’20 and raising the bar for the next year, the articles and
advertisements of Insight’21 were published in many esteemed newspapers and multiplexes namely
The Hindu, Daily Hunt, The Maharashtra Times and Inox.
We would also like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the budding partners, who believed in us
and supported us in this journey. We highly regard their endeavors and look forward to more
noteworthy collaborations.
We brought Insight into a virtual reality against all odds. Therefore, never too old to say:
“We Ideated, We Aimed, We Achieved!”
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HOBBY FUSION FEST

Hobby Fusion Fest was the first ever intercollegiate festival organised by
Hobby Centre. “Find your Ikigai” being the tagline, the festival took place from
Friday,16thApril,2021 to Sunday, 18th April,2021. Hobby Fusion Fest offered a
whole gamut of events that range from fashion, culinary arts, creativity to
treasure hunt and art. With four competitive events, two workshops and a speaker session, Hobby
Fusion Fest witnessed participation of over 200 students from across more than 10 colleges.
The fest was inaugurated with the presence of our principal, teachers and fellow members of Hobby
Centre on 16th April at 11a.m. The first competitive event –
“Budget Bytes” (round 1 & 2) was held from 1p.m. to 3p.m. Budget Bytes was a blend of culinary art
and money management where participants had to auction for ingredients and prepare a dish from
the ingredients won in the auction in the final round. The next lined up event on 16th April was a
speaker session by Vishal Rasquinha. The topic for the same was – “How to make an unconventional
passion a career?”. It was an interactive speaker session where Mr. Vishal Rasqinha guided the
participants on converting their passion into profit. The final event for the day was a logo making
competition named as “Creative Ally” from 4-6p.m. We had Mrs. Tejaswijni Prabhakar as our judge
for the event. The participants were asked to create logo on the topics given to them. With their
creativity and artistic skills, Dhwani Nathwani and Yutika Ramani won the first and second place
respectively.
On the day-2, the first event was a Coffee Painting Worksop by Mrs. Shefali. The participants learned
the shades of coffee as paint and created mesmerizing paintings. The workshop was a wholesome
experience for the participants. Another event was a Dance Workshop by the dance face of NM
college – Jainam Bilakhiya. The theme was Bollywood where Jainam made participants groove on the
hook steps of very famous Bollywood song. Participants not only learned the hook steps but they
dance their heart out and enjoyed the workshop at the fullest. The last event for the day was
Scavenger Hunt. With the theme of Mumbai, Scavenger Hunt was the competitive event where
participants had to solve the riddle for the next clue and perform the final task of solving a puzzle.
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Participants had to participate in a team of two and the team with highest score and minimum time
bagged the prize. Jaineel Jain and Prafful Singhaniya (Team P4) and Jessica Devassy and Khushi Vira
(Team P3) won the first and second position respectively.
On the final day, that is on 18th April, 2021, we had one event on talent and the final round of
Budget Bytes. The first event was – “Mr. and Ms. Hobby Centre” where participants were judged
by Ms. Heli Ved on the basis of their talent, personality and knowledge. The best two from the
very talented participants were crowned Mr and Ms Hobby Centre. Kartik Dhankani won the Mr.
Hobby Centre crown and Sonia Mishra won the Ms. Hobby Centre crown. The final round of
Budget Bytes started at 4:30p.m. and participants were given 55 minutes to cook a dish from the
ingredients won in the earlier round. We had Ms. Raashi as our judge for the event. Yutika Damani
and Krisha Shah with their culinary skills won the first and second prixe respectively.
Simultaneously, the photography competition was going on the Instagram page of Hobby Centre
for all the three days. Named as “Shutter Up”, the paricipants had to send in the photos captured
by them on the theme – “What’s Your Ikigai”. At the first position with maximum vote was
Chinmay Dhankar followed by Viraj Shah and Aesha Mehta on second and third positions
respectively.
The closing ceremony started at 7p.m. with our principal addressing the team and participants.
The winners bagged gifts and prizes from our sponsors – Querky Quest, Case Khazana, Reverie
by sim, Artank, ASM and Put style.
Hobby Fusion Fest was the place for all who craved to experience ecstasy, vibrance, fun and frolic.
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Hobby Fusion Fest Team
Jt. Secretary Secratary Treasurer

Neha Gosar Krutika Sheth Ashish Mehta
Events Head Of Departments Public Relation

Aesha Mehta Zeal Sodha
Marketing
Digital- Riya Agrawal Social Media
Graphics Alysha Francisco
Dhriti Jain Admin-Logistics
Karthikay Joshi Photography
Technical Neel Dholakiya
Sakshi Vora
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ARTHASHASTRA'21
Faculty In-charge: Dr Pooja Singh, CA Jinen Jadhav
Chairperson: Aryan Agarwal
Vice-Chairpersons: Devanshi Vaidya, Malay Vashi
Head of Departments: Mitra Kothari, Divjot Gill, Deval Savla, Sujay Soni, Poorvi Kothari, Divya Choksi,
Aksshat Arora, Aiman Anis, Muskan Peshwani, Haily Shah, Aastha Banka & Ishita Shah
About Arthashastra:
Arthashastra is the financial markets festival of N.M. College. It was started in the year 2020 by a
group of students who believed that the festivals that were based on the intricacies of financial
markets that existed in the college circuit were few and far between. The festival strives to bridge
academics with actual financial intelligence by bringing out the best for the attendees through its
gamut of events. This year, Arthashastra was held from 12th-14th of March 2021.
Pre-Events:
Artha Talks: Artha Talks was focused on bringing together bright minds from the financial arena
to have conversations that were idea-focused, and on a wide range of subjects, to foster learning
and inspiration. It included 5 interactive sessions where we hosted Ms. Sonia Shenoy, Senior
Editor at CNBC TV18 among other notable speakers. 3 webinars were also conducted as a part of
the initiative.
As a part of our social initiative, we volunteered for Zomato Feeding India and helped distribute
750 meals at Dharavi & at Aarey Colony.
Cycles: Participants tried their hands at portfolio management while navigating the markets and
business cycles at large and also tested their understanding with the best onboard: Akshay Batra,
Portfolio Manager at Aditya Birla Finance Ltd, and Chetan Palta, Investment Consultant at Aditya
Birla Capital Wealth.
12th March 2021

Day 1 of Arthashastra was a perfect blend of knowledge and thrill with various financial events like
Bear the Bull (Virtual Stock Market Simulation) & A Seedy Place (B-Plan) along with events like
Jeopardy that tested the decision-making skills of the participants in an unconventional manner.
13th March 2021

While heated debates at Take the Bait had set the pace for Day 2, the highlight was the Summit
where our audience delved into some of the most fascinating stories about the markets and economy
with Mr. Suhas Khullar, CFO and Strategy Head at Shuttl; Mr. Ashutosh Mishra, Head of Corporate
Sales at ANZ; Mr. Vedanarayanan Vedantham, Start-up and SME Head at Razorpay; and Mr. Anmol
Dethe, Editor at ETBFSI and ETCFO. The Inheritance Cycle gave our participants a chance to
showcase their problem-solving skills, leadership and reasoning. The participants solved clues to
unveil the scam in A Scandal in Belmontia. The day concluded with participants using their
persuasion skills to prove their innocence in Nobody’s Innocent.
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14th March 2021

Day 3 saw participants engaging in profitable trades at The Good Trade (Commodities Market). They
were supposed to make financial decisions regarding loans and insurance in Game of Bits (Personal
Finance).A classic murder mystery was presented with How to Get Away with Murder and the
participants managed solvency and liquidity with due diligence in Seashores and Riverbanks
(Banking System). A classic scavenger hunt for the contingent leaders of the participating colleges
awaited with War of CLs.
The three eventful days concluded with the closing ceremony on 14th March 2021. The winners were
declared at the ceremony and prizes worth Rs. 50,00,000 including cash were announced. The Best
Contingent trophy was bagged by the H.R. College of Commerce and Economics. The closing
ceremony was followed by a virtual concert by DJ Danika, in association with Tribevibe and
Sunburn Campus
Opening Ceremony Summit
War of CLs A Scandal in Belmontia
Take the Bait
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ARITHMóS: A COGNITIVE EXPEDITION 2020-2021
(The Annual Intercollegiate Mathematics and

Statistics Festival of Narsee Monjee College)
Office Bearers:
Teachers in-charge: Mr. Sunil Kadam & Mrs. Geetha Menon
Chairperson: Vedant Gada
Vice Chairpersons: Shalin Bhansali, Varun Gupta, Vineet Kejriwal, Heer Acharya
Heads of Department: Rohak Shah, Vaishvi Thaker, Shiv Khakhar, Aditi Desai, Krish Shah, Shiv
Razdan, Omi Saboo, Jash Pattni, Rahil Mehta, Divyam Sureka, Jai Vanvari, Madhumayi Bhongade,
Vedika Khandelwal, Vama Shah, Khushi Pabari, Dev Shah, Taanishka Panjwani,
Report:
Dates: 20th January, 2021 to 23rd January, 2021
Arithmós : A Cognitive Expedition - the annual intercollegiate Mathematics and Statistics Festival of
N.M. College, was conceived with the objective of removing the humdrum blocks existing in the
mindset of students by approaching mathematics and statistics in its purest form- in the real world
by focusing on their practical aspects in day-to-day life.
Arithmós aims to bridge the gap between mathematics as a subject and mathematics as a way of life.
By combining hidden mathematical concepts with everyday life, Arithmós is more than just a
mathematics fest. It is a coming together of aptitude, reasoning, logic, management and
strategy.Being in the second year of its existence in 2020-21 team Arithmós put together a stellar
performance by organizing a highly successful pan-India festival and setting high standards for the
future.
1605 participants, 94 colleges, 10 events, 5 workshops, 4 days!

Arithmós 2020-21 was conducted on online platforms and consisted of events which tested the
cognitive and analytical skills of participants. We organized a wide array of events ranging from
themes like election strategy, treasure hunt, code-breaking, supply chain management, board game
strategy, sports strategy, neuromarketing, etc. All these events brought the competitive spirit of the
participants to the fore and got them engaged with a wide spectrum of rounds which put to test
skills like logical and analytical rigour, on-the-spot thinking, quantitative aptitude, presentation
skills, out of the box thinking, decision making, spontaneity and general strategy.
Along with planning and executing quality events, we at Arithmós firmly believe in the continuous
development and enhancement of the human mind in diverse skillsets and rapidly growing market
trends. In line with this belief, we also organized 5 highly insightful workshops covering a myriad of
modern world topics which opened the doors of innovation and provided an impetus to the
knowledge, awareness and skillsets of the attendees.
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Delivered by an elite panel of presenters, the workshops focused on topics like election strategy,
design thinking, murder mysteries, blockchain technology and neuromarketing.On the whole,
Arithmós 2020-21 can be rightly dubbed as a perfect combination of quality events, insightful
workshops and efficient execution. It was a pleasure on the part of the entire team to bring to you
this successful festival.
Team Arithmós 2020-21 Workshop – Design Thinking

by Aditya Jhunjhunwala
Workshop – Election Strategy by Akshhat Gandhi
Event – Lord of the Lands (Real Estate Investment based)
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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS
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CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell and Conference Committee of NARSEE MONJEEE COLLEGE OF
COMMERCE AND ECONOMICS organised a National Webinar on “Case Studies – Insight and
Application for the 21st Century Learner” which was held on Monday, 17th March 2021 at 4 pm on
Microsoft Teams platform.
The Resource Person for the Webinar was Ms. Rishika Bhojwani, a faculty of the college who is also a
research scholar at SIMREE, Mumbai.
The objective of the webinar was to understand the insights of a case study while learning how to
write case studies and how to avoid the common errors in case study analysis. The webinar, which
was open to teachers, students as well as professionals and entrepreneurs, also focused on the
purpose of case studies and how to use the same as a pedagogical tool to develop the analytical skill
of the learners.

The Dept. of Business communication conducted a two-day Conference on “Opportunities and
Challenges Post Pandemic Era.” The students presented papers on themes related to the different
aspects ranging from commerce, to industry to education to entrepreneurship. The students learnt
the art of Organizing along with Presentation skills and team work.
Dr. Parag Ajagaonkar addressing the participants of the

National Webinar on Case Study.
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Dr. Vandana Mishra welcoming the Resource person Resource Person Ms. Rishika Bhojwani on Case
and the participants. Study.
Students of FYBCOM presenting at the Conference
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RESEARCH COMMITTEE
Office Bearers -
Convener: Dr. Muktha Manoj
Co-convener: Mrs. Vaishali Dawar
Secretary: Mr. Ashish Mehta
Joint-Secretary: Ms. Ridhi Sharma
Logistics Head: Mr. Rahil Mehta
Members: Vrusha Shah, Kriti Shah
P.R. Head: Mr. Ronit Khandelwal
Member: Sakina Babuji
Editorials Head: Ms. Yashika Chaturvedi
Members: Aadya Mishra, Krinal Vira, Nehal Maheshwari, Priyanshi Doshi, Zalak Sanghavi
Social Media Heads: Ms. Larish Sharma, Mr. Darshit Kambariya
Members: Bhavya Parakh, Shree Joshi, Siddhi Ghodasara
Other Members: Pathik Rakholiya, Vidhi Parekh, Riya Jain, Sakshi Jalan, Preyanshi Kamdar,
Esha Dedavat, Cheryl Andrade, Kinjal Bhoj, Shreyanshi Dhruv, Sveni Vora, Jessica Waghela,
Shreya Mehta
Event Date & Time: 16th April 2021
Aim of the Research Committee:

The main aim is to publish the research papers in Envisage Journal. It helps in PG
admissions and placements.
To inculcate research culture in students.
Sometimes, even a very fluent, well-written article doesn't land a publisher. Through
Research Park, we provide this opportunity to the students.
To throw out the stigma of research being boring and only for work.
Opening Ceremony:
On 24th November, starting at 4:00 pm, honourable Principal sir addressed the team in the
Opening Ceremony, speaking a few words. He inspired us with his knowledge and compassion.
Later, the teachers supported the festival with full zeal and enthusiasm. It marked the formal
opening of the Research Committee, which would go on to avoid events throughout the year.
Research Paper Writing Workshop:

The Research Paper Writing Workshop was conducted on 22nd January, 2021.
The purpose of conducting this workshop was to create awareness among people
regarding its importance and also teach them the nuances of writing a research paper.
The event started with introducing Dr. Vinita Pimpale, a doctor of philosophy, who then
proceeded further by explaining the weightage a research paper carries.
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This was later followed by her teaching the attendees the process of writing a research paper,
right from scratch. Thereafter, the session was concluded with some final insights into
research paper writing.
Primary Data Collection Workshop:

On the day of February 20th, NM college had Dr. Meena Vazirani conduct an informative
session on Primary Data Collection.
She started the session with the basic definition so the students have the base to build up
on. She further went on to describe the various information they have to sift through and
decide the best material for data collection. She then marvellously explained various other
topics like the purpose and methods of data collection, characteristics of a good
questionnaire and requirements of a questionnaire.
She proceeded to make this all fun for the students by conducting a small exercise to make
them understand data collection better. After an insightful discussion, the floor was open for
questions from the participants, after discussing and giving a very in-depth answer to every
question, the session was called to end.
Research Park Festival:

The event started with the team gathering the Principal's blessings. Sir spoke some really
wonderful, insightful, and encouraging words that boosted the team and the participants.
Principal sir spoke about the importance of research in today's intellectual and technology-
led world. He gave the go-ahead or the green light to begin the celebration of research.
The participants had already been trained in the nitty-gritty of research paper writing by the
Research Committee. We had conducted several relevant workshops about deciding the
research topic, the importance of research for a strong CV, where to collect the relevant data
from for the paper, and basically how to go about writing it.
Each participant was being mentored by a teacher for some time now, to help them brush up
on their skills and present the perfect paper. This ensured that there were negligible mistakes
in the data and the writing.
Then, one by one, the participants presented their papers in front of everyone and received
appreciation.
Learnings:
The team and the participants listened to and learned loads of information about a realm of
topics that were chosen like finance, technology, humanity, and education.
We learnt the importance of knowledge. These days, people go so much after practical
skills and experience that they are forgetting the importance of the theory behind it.
The participants climbed one step up in the ladder of their career by successfully writing,
presenting, and getting their research paper published.
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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN SOCIAL OUTREACH
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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
Programme Officers:
Dr. Kedar Bhide and
Dr. Vandana Misra
Teachers In-charge:
Ms. Vaishali Kurhekar
Mr. Smitin Belchada
Ms. Kesia Varghese
Mr. Prashant Jadhav
Students Core Team

Ami Shah, Jheel Shah,Nupur Pandya, Rishi Raniwala, Rishit Sanghavi, Soham Patole, Taronish
Vapiwala, Vrutik Rajani .
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During the year 2020-21 due to the pandemic situation, the activities are conducted online.
PROJECTS:
Edify:
Knowledge unless shared wields no power. In building our work from previous years, NSS volunteers
taught English and Mathematics to the sixth and seventh grade students of Dixit Road BMC School.
Volunteers also celebrated festivals and days of National importance with school children. All the
teaching and co-curricular activities sessions like art and craft are conducted online.
Pragati:
Pragati project focuses on social issues like gender inequality, violence against women,
eldercare, and other similar affairs.
Pride Month (June 2020): On the occasion of Pride Month, several quizzes were conducted,
and posts were uploaded to bring the gender inequality issues to the forefront and deal
with the social stigma related to the same.
Mental Health Week (4th to 10th October 2020): The Mental Health week was another
important occasion during which a series of competitions and debates were held to
highlight the growing issues related to poor mental health.
Pragati E-Bridge (March-April 2021): Pragati E-Bridge was another initiative aimed at
empowering female small business owners and educating them in the use of social media
to boost their enterprise. A series of sessions were held over the course of a month where
volunteers taught the participants social media marketing.
Students are informed about freedom fighters on the A still from an event held during
occasion of Independence Day. the Mental Health Week
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Kadam
Its primary focus is the improvement of our local environmental conditions and raising awareness
amongst the people pertaining to the same..
Van Mahotsav Saptah (1st to 7th July 2020): Kadam project leaders along with fellow NSS volunteers
organized the Van Mahotsav Saptah which was an initiative to raise awareness about forests and
trees in general.
BFC Webinar (26th September 2020): It was a speaker session in collaboration with speakers at
Bisleri that taught us about recyclable plastic along with the Bottles for Change App.
Wildlife Week (2nd to 8th October 2020): During Wildlife Week, entertaining posts were made on
social media to make viewers aware of the various myths pertaining to wildlife and animals in
general. A post about locally available cruelty-free products and a video describing the plight of
particular animals at the hands of humans was also uploaded.
Sparv:
Project Sparv has the motive to work for the betterment of the economically underprivileged
sections of our society. It aims to eradicate poverty by volunteering from the field level.
Awareness video about Covid Frontline Workers (30th August 2020): Project Sparv was involved
in an awareness activity with a social media initiative which delved into not only the plight of the
migrant workers but also the various Government schemes in place to help them.
'Joy of Giving'(14th January 2021): When the lockdown restrictions were relatively relaxed, the
volunteers participated in an initiative called ‘Joy of Giving’. Sweets were distributed amongst the
underprivileged on the occasion of Makar Sankranti. All the necessary precautions of social
distancing were taken by the volunteers.
Advitiya:
On 10th and 11th April, Advitiya, an Intercollegiate event was conducted. It includes workshops and
competitions towards social awareness. Event induced the participants to speak about a plethora of
social issues through the medium of their talent and skills.
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Participants await the results during the award ceremony.
Aashayein
On 12th April Aashayein was conducted, exclusive for the specially abled people. Event provides
them with a platform to display a myriad of their amazing talents. With a whole range of
performances right from energetic to soothing or to downright adorable, the participants brought
out the emotions in all of us.
Audience and Volunteers applaud after a great performance.
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Yoga Day Celebration (21st June 2020):

NM-NSS posted a series of posts on its Instagram handle exploring the benefits of yoga and on the
occasion of Yoga Day encouraged the volunteers to put out their pictures performing various asanas
in order to inspire viewers to take up yoga.
Simultaneously, the University of Mumbai organized a Yoga Seminar wherein sessions ranging from
topics like the concept of yoga therapy; physical, mental and emotional well-being; yoga’s role in
boosting immunity and the likes of it were organized over a course of five days.
Volunteers get themselves clicked performing different yoga asanas.
WEBINARS CONDUCTED BY NM NSSUS
TFI Collaboration (6th May 2020)

Suicide Prevention Month: (September 2020)
Sanjeevani Cancer awareness webinar: (31st October 2020)
Eco-friendly Diwali: (November 2020)
Constitution day: (26th November 2020)
Antarchakshu:(18th March 2021)
PARTICIPATION IN UNIVERSITY EVENTS:

Mahatma Gandhi Bhajan Sandhya: (2nd October 2020)
Poshan pakhwada 2021 (30th and 31st March 2021)
Disaster Management workshop:(5th and 6th April 2021)
International Conference on Mental Health (16th and 17th April 2021)
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OFFICE BEARERS
Teachers in Charge: Mr. Darshan Panchal (Convener), Ms. Tessy Philji (Co-convener)
Ms. Prerna Dedhia, Dr. Shashi Surana
Ms. Supriya Wadia, Ms. Blossom Rumao, Mr. Rajkumar Chowdury
President: Rtr. Vagisha Purohit
Core Team Members: Secretary: Rtr. Maria Kharawala

Joint-secretary: Rtr. Monishka Agrawal
Sergeant-At-Arms: Rtr. Miloni Boricha
Vice President: Rtr. Aksshat Arora
Vice President: Rtr. Dhaval Choksi
Treasurer: Rtr. Diksha Makhija
Chairman HRD: Rtr. Jimit Shah
Immediate Past President: Rtr. Pranjal Shah
Heads of Avenues Community Service Rtr. Adishri Gupta

Club Service Rtr. Saniya Madia, Rtr. Aastha Shah
Professional Development Rtr. Pranav Baria
International Services Rtr. Nandini Dabhi, Rtr. Deep Kenia
Editorials Rtr. Kanisha Kapadia
Partners in service Rtr. Dhruvy Makwana, Rtr.Disha Dedhia
Public Relations Rtr. Jeel Gela, Rtr. Miloni Chitalia
Marketing Rtr. Sania Meishri
Entrepreneurship Devp Rtr. Kushh Sanghavi, Rtr.Dhruvy Savani
Social Media Relations Rtr. Kimaya Raval, Rtr. Vriti Kasat
Digital Communication Rtr. Jashh Lohia, Rtr. Pooja Choudhari
Sports Rtr. Pratham Dattani, Rtr. Meet Thakker
Human Resource and Devp Rtr. Jimit Shah
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Events of the year 2020 - 2021:

ROTOFEST’20
Avenue- Club Service
Rotofest is a socio-cultural fest organized by the Rotaract Club of N.M.College. It is a flagship legacy
project which has been happening for the last 4 years at RCNM. This year owing to the current
scenarios of COVID – 19, the core focus especially as an online project was to increase the reach of
the club and its initiatives not only across India but all around the world too, leveraging the
international services aspect of the Rotaract Movement. It was organized on the 5th, 6th, and 7th of
February 2021 with an organizing committee of 250+ members with 35+ events executed online. Day 1
was kickstarted with the inauguration ceremony of Rotofest’20. The ceremony was conducted on
zoom and was attended by our teacher in charge, Supriya Ma’am and Blossom Ma’am along with 9
other events lined up for the day. Highlights of day 2 included our flagship event Ad-diction where
participants had to create innovative advertisement videos using their digital talent. The highlight of
Day 3 was our flagship event, ‘Plan it Right’ which aimed to inculcate a discipline of resource
allocation among the participants with a management perspective. The approximate reach of the fest
across all online platforms surpassed the number of 1,10,000 people. Josh App being the presenting
partner for the fest, helped us run our online challenge of #Backtothe90s on the Josh App. We had 15
college contingents participating in the events. Every event had a sponsor for their podium prizes.
With excellent support from our institution, staff, organizing committee, and sponsors like Josh,
Belgian Waffle, Snapchat, and more, the festival was indeed a success and left a mark of being ‘With
Everyone, For Everyone.’
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WORLD ROTARACT WEEK

Avenue- International Service
World Rotaract Week is celebrated worldwide in March as the first Rotaract Club was chartered
that same week. The aim of this initiative was to understand different cultures and lifestyles and
connect with members from around the world through events involving fun elements and the
creation of a link in this virtual world. Throughout this week-long event, we had collaborated with
a total of 9 International Rotaract Clubs such as Rotaract Club of Harare Dawn and Rotaract Club of
Byo Bulawayo from Zimbabwe, Rotaract Club of Karachi Peace, Pakistan, Rotaract Club of Ndola
Mukuba, Zambia, Rotaract Club of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri Lanka, Rotaract Club of Kumasi
Technical University, Ghana, Rotaract Club of A.T.B.U. Bauchi, Nigeria, Rotaract Club of Corigliano
Rossano “Sybaris” Italy, and Rotaract Club of Boronova, Turkey with the goal of organizing one
exciting event with an International club every day. Owing to the high spirits and enthusiasm of the
team and the participation of a total of 31 home club members and 71 international members
engaged in the interesting events based on knowledge, games, and activities which laid in the
common interests of all, this event was a huge success.
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GLOBAL HANDWASHING DAY

Avenue- Partners In Service
Global Handwashing Day was an initiative to mobilize and motivate the participants to improve their
handwashing habits and to raise awareness of handwashing with soap as a key factor in disease
prevention. The event was a joint celebration conducted with RC Bombay west, National Service
Scheme, UNICEF, WIFA, and CYDA. The event took place on 15th November 2020 on the occasion of
Global Handwashing Day. The event consisted of 3 different competitions where the first one was
named ‘My Family My Responsibility’, the second was a Quiz game related to Global Handwashing
Day and the third one was a Talent Competition where the participants had to shoot a 3 minute
video to spread the message on the importance of Handwashing. Later, the Chief guests, Guest of
honor, Rotary Chief, UNICEF Chief, and NSS Chief delivered a speech to create more awareness
about washing hands and its importance. The event concluded with the distribution of some exciting
prizes among the winners which were done through a felicitation ceremony and with a speech by the
President who thanked everyone for their presence and efforts. This initiative reached more than
2000 students around the globe.
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THE POETRY HUB

Avenue- Editorials
The Poetry Hub was an editorials initiative, aimed at creating a renewed appreciation for poems and
verses among students. The event kicked off on 22nd November 2020 and came to a conclusion on
28th December 2020. Separated into 4 phases, the event consisted of a Haiku and Haibun workshop,
HaikuJAM×RCNM Challenge, a poetry panel discussion, and content publishing through the RCNM
blog. In its first phase, participants were asked to explore the depths of their creativity and come up
with delightful Haikus and Haibuns. Subsequently, participants moved on to the next phase namely,
HaikuJAM. Here, they were required to pen down a single line of a haiku and the remainder of the
haiku would be completed by 2 other authors from around the world, this phase was done in
collaboration with the app Haikujam and received participation of 5000+ Haikus. In the third phase,
a poetry panel discussion was held where six renowned poets answered all our questions about the
art of poetry. The panel consisted of celebrated poets Mr. Rutwik Deshpande, Mr. Madhu
Raghavendra, Ms. Rochelle Potkar, Ms. Medha Sharma, Ms. Ramya Pandyan, and Mr. Ishaan Mishra.
In the last and final phase, the event was brought to an end with the publication of blogs dedicated
solely to poetry along with the poems of our talented participants on RCNM’s official Medium and
Word Krowd accounts.
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AMALGAMATED APTITUDE
Avenue- Professional Development
Amalgamated Aptitude was a Professional Development initiative conducted on 19th December 2020.
The event was divided into four phases and focused on developing participant's capabilities in the
corporate world. The first phase, Trenchant Theorist, consisted of a quiz aimed at acquainting the
participants with the notion of Emotional Intelligence and its importance in today’s challenging
world. Illuminating Investigation, an event on critical thinking was next. Here, the participants were
given a taste of corporate life by simulating situations that occur in organizations. The third phase
was an event on teamwork called Synergism, aimed at inculcating the significance of team spirit in
the participants. It had three rounds complete with quizzes, puzzles, and mock interviews that tested
the participants’ ability to think as a team. The final phase namely, The Administering Alliance was an
event on project management. The event tested the time management and organizational skills of
participants and forced them to think like a manager. Amalgamated Aptitude was in conclusion, a big
hit with all those desirous of pursuing a career in the corporate arena, with a participation of 300
students.
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BREAK THE FAKE

Avenue- Public Relations
An event organized by the Public Relations avenue, Break the Fake was conducted in order to
spread awareness about the proliferation of fake news on various social media sites these days.
The enlightening initiative was broken down into three distinct phases. A documentary was
released with Pluc.tv that featured topics such as what fake news is and how social media
companies are combating this problem. Next, an exciting event called The Whatsapp University
was scheduled for participants. This event was conducted for the purpose of conveying the perils
of false news and how Whatsapp is the leading spreader of the same. The initiative was concluded
with a panel discussion in which several valuable insights were provided by experts working in the
field. Panelists included social activist and high court lawyer, Abha Singh along with the founder of
Pluc.tv and letmebreathe.in, Tamseel Hussain. Break the Fake was conducted on 27th November
2020 and came to an end on 29th November 2020 with a participation of 1270 students.
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MOZAIC
Avenue- Digital Communications
MOZAIC, a digital communications initiative, is a magazine that acts as a platform for budding artists,
writers, and designers to showcase their talent. This is a legacy project of the digital communications
avenue of The Rotaract Club of N.M. College, and is designed and edited by the team after taking
writeups, artworks and photographs, and inputs from various students and other stakeholders. The
magazine is published four times a year with a new theme each time. The first edition of the
magazine in the year 2020-21 was based on the theme of ‘Back to School’, considering the pandemic
situation where everyone was nostalgic about going back to schools and colleges. Likewise, there
were innovative themes for each edition namely, Back to school, Space, and Nature. The content of
each magazine includes digital artwork of artists, astonishing photographs, articles, and write-ups,
showcasing the winners of events conducted by the team and their work, a tech corner that focuses
on updating the new innovations in the technology world to the readers and an interview with the
Core team of the Club to gauge their experience in the Rotaract Movement. MOZAIC has therefore
been one of the best projects of the avenue by providing an opportunity to various artists to portray
their work.
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HOUSE OF TRADERS
Avenue- Entrepreneurship Development
House of Traders was a 6-days event with a wealth of realistic learning opportunities such as a
thorough understanding of the market, the advantages of using virtual currency, the avoidance of
risks, exposure to the real-time market, identifying common blunders, and recognizing preventive
measures. The event was designed with the aim of inculcating practical and real time experience of
crises that may come in the way of an entrepreneur and understanding the financial markets. The
market was categorized into Banking, FMCG, Pharmaceuticals, Automobile, and IT Sector so as to
give a taste of each industry and diversify their portfolios. During the initial rounds, the event
involved a quiz in order to assess the basic knowledge of the participants about the markets, which
is crucial before investing. Later, a simulation of the stock market was created that helped the
participants to transact in stocks and create their portfolios. All in all, the event helped them get in-
depth, experiential learning in managing finances & understanding the frequent market changes. It
taught how to make strategies and efficient decision-making to survive in the cut-throat
competition of financial markets.
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HANDFUL OF GRAINS
Avenue- Community Service
Handful of Grains is a legacy project of the Community service avenue of The Rotaract Club of N.M.
College, going on for the past seven years with increasing impact every year. It is an initiative where
the team donates grains and other supplies to the needy section of the population. This year on the
21st of March the team donated grains, vegetables, soaps, school stationery, among other things. The
team successfully donated more than 3200 kilograms of grains and supplies. The beneficiaries of the
project were the 120 families of Walvanda village in the Palghar district, where each family was
provided with a kit consisting of rice, flour, sugar, salt, spices, soaps, onions, potatoes, garlic, etc. The
village schools lacked the basic necessary resources required for a child’s education and hence the
team donated stationery kits to 250 children of the village. Each stationery kit consisted of
notebooks, pencils, pens, an eraser, and a sharpener. These kits were made by the 30 students who
were a part of the project. The efforts of the team were appreciated by the beneficiaries as well as
the Sarpanch of the village. The project was our way of giving back to society during these hard
times.
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DEPARTMENT OF LIFELONG LEARNING AND

EXTENSION (DLLE)
TEACHER IN CHARGE: Dr. Rekha Katheeth (Convener), Mr. Darshan Panchal (Co-convener), Ms.
Loveena Atwal.
STUDENT MANAGER: Prachi Dimri, Khushi Agrawal, Janhavi Shirbhate, Dhiral Shah, Samira Fatima.
The Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension is a statutory department established under the
Mumbai University. The college has undertaken six projects – “Survey of Women’s Status and
Population Education Club (Teacher-In-Charge: Dr. Rekha Katheeth), Industry Orientation Project
and National Institute of Open Schooling (Teacher-In-Charge: Mr. Darshan Panchal), Career Project
and Anna Poorna Yojana (Teacher-In-Charge: Ms. Loveena Atwal)”. A total of 77 students have
enrolled for the projects for the academic year 2020-2021.
The ‘Rural Entrepreneurship Cell’ with MGNCRE (Mahatma Gandhi National Council of Rural
Education Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Government of India) was made
functional within the APY (Annapurna Project) of the department. Based on the recommendation,
three days were celebrated in this academic year. However, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the year
continued with uncertainty and because of resource constraints certain activities had to be
restricted.
The Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension (DLLE) organised an online Orientation
Program for all the learners registered for ‘Extension Project for Vocational and Community-Level
Project’ in the academic year 2020-2021 on 15th October, 2020. The orientation program informed
the learners about the following:
A brief overview of last year’s DLLE activities conducted at College and University level.
Details of individual projects conducted by the respective teacher in-charge for the project.
Details about participation in MGNCRE Projects.
Various Rules and Regulation to be followed for smooth conduct of the DLLE activity.
Inhouse Orientation Program
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APY organised an online workshop on Rural Entrepreneurship Development Cell Action Plan (REDC)
on 17th October 2020. The learners were informed about National Level Competition for
REDC’s:“Best Business Plan in Rural Entrepreneurship”,which was being organised by The Mahatma
Gandhi National Council of Rural Education, Department of Higher Education, Ministry of
Education, Govt. of India. The learners were also informed about the following:
Functionality of RED Cell.
Preparation and Implementation of Business Plan.
The Department organised an online Orientation program for the ‘Student Managers’ on 6th
November, 2020 to discuss the action plan for the year 2020-21 and equipped them with their
roles and responsibilities.
The Student managers along with the faculties in charge attended Mumbai University’s Online
First Term Training Program on 9th November, 2020 hosted by K.J. Somaiya College of Science &
Commerce, Mumbai. Dr. Dilip Patil (Director - DLLE, University of Mumba) enlightened the
student managers about the working of DLLE and also made them aware about the tasks they are
supposed to undertake throughout the year.
PEC organised an Intra- collegiate online Poster Making & Slogan Writing Competition on the
theme ‘Energy Management’ on the occasion of National Pollution Control Day on 2nd December,
2020.
Poster making competition : NATIONAL POLLUTION DAY
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SWS also organised an online guest lecture on the topic ‘Research Process: A gateway for success’
on 4th December, 2020 to make the learners familiar with the concept of research and its
importance and how it can help in their respective careers in future. The guest speaker for the
event was Dr. Sangeeta Pawar, Professor, Department of Commerce, University of Mumbai.
Guest Speaker Session on 'Research Process: A Gateway To Success'
IOP organised an online speaker session on the topic ‘Appropriate dressing at workplace’ on 2nd
January, 2021 to comprehend the importance of dressing and identify the correct dressing for work
place. The guest speaker of the session was Ms. Sneha Vaskar, faculty, BMS - Narsee Monjee College
of Commerce & Economics.
NIOS & SWS organised an online Quiz competition ‘In-Quiz-itive’ on 12th January, 2021 on the
occasion of National Youth day to celebrate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.
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Dr. Rekha Katheeth and Ms. Loveena Atwal attended the inaugural online event of Community
Development Society (CDS) United States – India Chapter organised by CDS and Ramanujan
Jhunjhunwala College, Ghatkopar. The chief convenor of the event was Dr. Dilip
Patil(Director:DLLE-Mumbai University and CDS – USA). The participants were enlightened with
the overview and benefits of CDS membership and its involvement with students and practitioners.
The department organised an online guest speaker session to celebrate the World CSR Day on 18th
February, 2021. The guest speakers for the session were:
Dr. Judy Grace Andrews, I/C Principal, GSB Smt. Surajba College enlightened the learners on the
concept of Gandhian Doctrine of Trusteeship
Mr. Tejas Shyam, Edupreneur, Alumnus – IIT Bombay spoke on the topic ‘CSR Dimension of the
Business’
Ms. Tahera Jadhav, Director, Barli Development Institute, informed the learners about the role of
the institute in empowering rural women.
The activities conducted by BARLI Development institute were the highlights of the session.
Guest Speaker Session: World CRs Day- Dr. Judy Grace

Andrews
Guest Speaker Session: World CRs Day- Mr. Tejas Shyam and Ms.
Tahera Jadhav
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CP organised an online guest speaker session on the topic ‘Campus to Corporate’ on 27th March,
2021 to enlighten learners how to deliver in an interview environment and gave them a 360-degree
overview from the point of view of both interviewer and interviewee. The guest speaker for the
session was Dr. Rinkesh Chheda, Corporate Trainer and Certified International Career Coach, Asst.
Professor and Research Guide.
An Online Review meeting with Field coordinator, Ms. Vaishali Dhaware was organised on 31st
March, 2021. The Field coordinator informed about the activities undertaken by the DLLE and the
current status of their project work.
Reciew Meeting with the DLLE Field coordinator- Ms. Vaishali Dhaware
CP conducted an online ‘Career Fair – Career Guidance session for 9th and 10th standard students of
Manilal Sunderji Municipal Secondary School on 12th April, 2021 where the information collected by
the learners was disseminated to the students of the school to help them make their career
decisions in the field of commerce.
Carrer Fair- Carrer Guidance Session
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An online pre-recorded session was conducted on Testing of Hypothesis on 22nd April 2021 on MS
teams for the SWS learners. Ms Achita Burkhud, Statistician by profession residing in USA, shared
her pre-recorded online session on the testing of hypothesis for SWS learners, the link for which is
hereby mentioned:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yPUYKcVg6uMWH2TxcUC1e_d9c1M8CTon?usp=sharing
The technical requirements for the International speaker moved us from Online live interaction to
pre-recorded sessions format. The students were appraised of testing of Hypothesis and drew
conclusions based on it by Dr. Rekha Katheeth.
Ms. Vaishali Dhaware , field coordinator, conducted a session on final report writing on 26th April
2021 and informed students about the completion of the report format for the academic year 2020-
2021.
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ENACTUS REPORT
Office Bearers
Teacher in Charge: Pooja Singh
Secretary: Nishi Sanghvi
Joint Secretary: Anisha Mata & Niti Kothari
Event Heads: Vanshika Kothari & Riya Jain
Marketing Heads: Vedant Anand & Shaurya Parekh
ExternalCommunications Heads: Anushka Verma
Projects Heads: Annu Sharma & Chetanya Aggrawal
Committee Caption:
If I could do my year all over again, there’s nothing that I’d change. Because all that has happened has
brought us here and I’m nothing but grateful for it. None of us thought we could pull this off, but we
did. During situations like this, we remind ourselves of the human that we are. Enactus makes us
remember that, tells us that if we can do our best, our beneficiaries can have sustainable
employment. So here’s taking a minute to revisit all our events, our projects, social media initiatives,
national competition and marketing orders. These are the reasons why our year has been wholesome
and impactful.
Report:
Project Marigold
“Marigolds for our women with a heart of gold”
Marigolds are said to be the best flowers to grow around other plants in a garden, because they're
the ones that help the plants around you to grow faster, and stronger.
When the team sat down to decide the name that justifies our project, it had to be this.
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Project Marigold, aims to contribute towards sustainability and women empowerment together.
With marigold and basil being the main ingredients, our group of women in association with Trishul
NGO will manufacture seed paper that will be sold, with all proceeds being given directly to these
women. Now, you can not only admire a good marigold and sniff the fresh basil leaf aroma, you can
make seed paper out of it.
What do we get out of it?

We get to be a marigold in someone else's life.
Achievements:
We have achieved a Milestone

Recently, we have surpassed ₹15000 from the sale of our Seed Paper Product!!
We are thankful to each and everyone who supports the cause by purchasing the product and helps
skillful women gain employment and a decent income.
Project Marigold aims at creating and delivering a diversified line of customised products and
moreover help women at our partner NGOs to earn a respectable income.
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Illustration and Doodling competition, 8th July 2020

Enactus NM had celebrated the month of July as Plastic Free by organizing an illustration and
doodling contest on the topic " Plastic Free July" in order to create awareness about the excessive
use of plastic. The event was for all the art lovers to showcase their talents . Participants were asked
to send their entries and the most popular one had won the contest. The event was sponsored by
Vinci Stationery. The event went really well.
International Youth Day, 12th August 2020

On this International Youth Day, Enactus NM came up with a dun and quirky quiz for young
audiences to test their knowledge and create awareness about various social issues.
The top 3 participants who completed the quiz with the highest scores and the least amount of
time got exciting hampers from " Akshi Oils"
Women Equality Day, 26th August 2020

Enactus NM organised an Instagram Live on Women's Equality Day with Ms. Pinkky Rajgarhiya, who
is the founder of Chingari Shakti Foundation, which advocates Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, an NGO for
women development and empowerment. She is also the brand ambassador of many NGOs and has
worked immensely towards the upliftment of women.
She has also been a recipient of many national and international awards like Mrs Asia 2017, Mrs
Universe Business Lady of the year, to name a few.
By profession she works as a child psychologist. She is also a TEDx speaker.
It was a blessing to listen to her views on women equality, tales about her achievement and
insightful details from her work as a pioneer of women empowerment.
Fashion Fundraiser, 21St September to 26th September, 2020

Enactus NM organised a fashion Fundraiser between 21St September to 26th September, 2020.
The fundraiser was divided into two parts 1 Rethink Thrift.
It was a 7-day long campaign in which we will collaborated with “Thrift and Thriving”
The store had put up the clothes on sale and Enactus NM sold them in unique ways with spreading
the idea of thrifting.
The proceeds collected were used for the upliftment of the women working on Project Marigold.
The second part of the Fashion Fundraiser was UPCYCLING WORKSHOP presented by ENACTUS
NM in collaboration with Bunko Junko.
It helped the participants to learn various tips and tricks of using fabric waste and making the best
out of it.
Paint a bookmark, 31st October 2020
Enactus NM organised a super fun event Paint A Bookmark on 31st October,2020 where
participants learnt painting beautiful seed paper bookmarks for their favourite novels from The
Meraki Girl
The event went really well and all the participants enjoyed learning and painting their bookmarks in
such an innovative way.
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Green Fiesta, 28th November 2020

An event for all the quiz lovers, an event for all the passionate speakers therefore ENACTUS NM
brought Green Fiesta.
This fun filled competition dated 28th Nov ,2020 was divided into two segments:
1: InQuizition: A Real Time Quiz ( The elimination Round)
2: UnScripted: A Pixtempore(The Finale)
It was sponsored by Bond-elious.
MystiQue, 23rd January 2021

An online treasure hunt filled with clues , puzzles ,quizzes and cryptic mysteries was organised on
23rd January by Enactus NM to promote the idea of sustainability in a very unique way.
Participants were required to use their skills to solve the riddle and move to the next clue.
The event was sponsored by Kadam Haat and was appreciated by all.
Manage Your Mask, 11th February 2021

Where did you dispose of your MASK last time? Was it your regular dustbin or did you just throw it
away on the pavement?
Enactus NM organised a new insightful event: Manage your masks: A Covid-19 Waste Management
Contest about the safe disposal of Covid-19 medical waste and showcase ideas.
The event was sponsored by Nutrient Co. and won by Krupa Naik. It was very insightful and helped
us to know various ways of disposing masks.
What the book, 25th February to 10th March 2021

A donation for a cause!
Enactus NM had come up with a book donation drive after all "who knew sharing stories could help
someone"
The drive was divided into two parts:
25th Feb to 5th March - Donate Book
5th March to 10th march - Buying of the Book
All in all the drive was a successful one.
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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
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DEBATING AND LITERARY SOCIETY
TEACHERS IN-CHARGE:
Dr. Jennifer D’Souza (Convener)
Mrs. Shashi Surana (Co-convener)
Ms. Sneha Vaskar
OFFICE BEARERS:
Secretary- Deepti Nayak
Joint Secretary- Vanshika Paharia
Treasurer: Manav Gandhi
PR Head: Shreya Salian and Jill Panchasara
1.THE 2020 RANT PARTY, 12th September 2020- The Team’s first event of the academic year, was
held with the objective to give students an outlet so that they could portray their wit, quirk,
eloquence, and humor. It comprised of about 60 participants and three rounds based on creating
and captioning trendy memes, and “I Hate 2020” roasts.
2. FANFARE, held from 8th to 11th October 2020- This event was carried out on WhatsApp, a four-
day event, focusing primarily on fandoms. Participants were divided into two groups, 14 prompts
were provided, and they had to debate on fandoms. This event received much love, with about 50
participants being a part of the event each day.
3. VOUS PARLEZ, 21st November 2020- A stirring event focused on creating a platform for brilliant
minds to meet, discuss and debate. A three-round event, focusing on Group Discussion, Debate, and
Extempore respectively. All three rounds had separate themes, hence participants’ skills across many
areas were tested. This robust event saw enthusiasm pouring down with every word being spoken,
and hearts meeting minds.
Project Thriving with That Indian Chick and Prakhar Gupta
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4. PROJECT THRIVING, 16th January 2021- This event was an interactive speaker session aiming
towards helping the participants enhance their creativity and speaking skills, all the while focusing
on positivity. The diverse Line-Up consisted of ThatIndianChick, “Prakhar ke Pravacchan”, Vinamre
Kasanaa and Mudit Yadav. Several awe-inspiring stories, a lively crowd of more than 110, and a
question-answer round with the speakers, this event was wrapped up on a positive note.
5. LIT HEIST, 5th February 2021- This event was a heist in which 20 teams had to solve 20 challenges
related to literature, grammar, poetry, and cinema to win amazing prizes. This event was filled with
competitive spirits and humor and served as the perfect event for any literature fanatic.
6. THE ANNUAL NMCCE DEBATE, 20TH March 2021- This was Team Debating and Literary Society’s
flagship event, held on Microsoft Teams. With a European Square x Oxford Style Debate, it was the
perfect opportunity for participants to master the art of debating. A debate full of electrifying
participation in three different rounds, with motions ranging from cryptocurrency to the media, this
event was infinitely perceptive, as well as it warranted just how empowered today’s youth is. This
event was also covered by “Youth Incorporated”, a leading youth magazine based in Mumbai.
Brewing over Books: A Successful Book Discussion
7. BREWING OVER BOOKS, 10TH April 2021- This event was particularly dedicated to bookworms, in
which they got to choose to be a speaker or a listener. It was a 4-round event, with the themes for
each round being diverse. Participants spoke on topics ranging from Harry Potter to Gulzar and
Ghalib to discussing character arcs, Hindu mythology, book theories, and much more. The highlight
of this event was a 6 y/o reader expressing her love for Roald Dahl. A crowd of 50 reading
enthusiasts made the event a super success.
8. DEBATE UNDER A MINUTE- As a part of this initiative over the year, we had interested speakers
speak about a given motion in under a minute and thus present both sides of the coin for the
viewers.
9. ALL ABOUT DEBATES- In this Instagram initiative, we put up content about debating so as to help
viewers learn more about the art of debating.
10.TWISTERATI, 2nd December- An open event for all in which readers could recreate the name of a
book or rewrite the beginning or end of a book of their choice.
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Author Kiran Manral with Editorials HoD for Coffee and Candor
11. COFFEE AND CANDOR- This was an open, recurring series of interactive sessions held over
Instagram. Authors such as Manjiri Prabhu, Kiran Manral, etc were invited to shine a light on literature
and grammar for an evening.
12.CAROLS AND VERSES- Held during Christmas, participants had to write a Christmas carol, record,
and recite them.
POTHER INITIATIVES- A Reader’s Circle, several book reviews and blogs on WordPress,Letters to Books
and Characters, Poetries and Plot Twists- poem writing competition, timely quizzes, and polls related to
literature, educative initiatives on Literary Arts, etc were also a part of our successful year.
Team Debating and Literary Society
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HINDI SAHITYA MANDAL (DEGREE COLLEGE)
Teacher-in-charge – Dr. Shivesh Shukla

Secretary – Prachi Dimri
Joint Secretary – Laveena Mascarenhas
हद सा ह य मंडल ने अपना शै णक वष १४ सतंबर २०२० को क वता लेखन तयो गता का आयोजन करके ' हद दवस' मनाते
ए कया। इस तयो गता म ड ी कॉलेज के छा और श क ने भाग लया। कुछ ह त बाद उस के वजेता हमारे आ धका रक
इं टा ाम अकाउं ट के मा यम से घो षत कए गए।
दवाली के अवसर पर, हमने ‘ व लत : एक द वाली उ मेद क !’ तयो गता हमारे इं टा ाम अकाउं ट के मा यम से आयो जत क ।
हम उस के लए कई व याँ ा त जहाँ छा ने अपनी व याँ इं टा ाम और मेल के मा यम से जमा क थ । हमारे स मा नत
यायाधीश ने सावधानीपूवक वचार करने के बाद शीष दो वजेता क घोषणा क ।
नवंबर के महीने म हमने म हला लीडर शप इस वषय पर एक भाषण का आयोजन कया। हमारे दो मुख व ा डॉ. व सला शु ला
और डॉ. संगीता दे साई थे। इस काय म म व भ कॉलेज के ५०+ छा ने भाग लया। हद भाषा से लोग क पहचान बढ़ाने के
लए कई मजेदार त य और नए श द सा ता हक हमारे अनुया यय के लए हमारे इं टा ाम अकाउं ट पर पो ट कए गए थे।
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GUJARATI SAHITYA MANDAL (DEGREE COLLEGE)

શ કગણ: ૉ. સમીર દવે
ૉ. હ ના ૂવા
અ ય - તેશ શાહ
ઉપા ય –વે દકા ગાંધી
કાય મ આયોજન વભાગ: માક ટગ વભાગ: લોકસંપક વભાગ:

વડા - અ મત બારડ વડા – ુશવી શાહ વડા - જૈની શાહ
સ ય - નસી નાકરાણી સ ય- વી છાડવા સ ય - હેમલ શાહ
ભીમાણી ુ ત ઠાકર
વહ વટ તં અને નાણા વભાગ: તકનીક વભાગ:

વડા - વંશ દેસાઈ વડા - પાથ લખાણી
સ ય - હેતવી શાહ, સ ય - હ તી કના ડયા
ભ ત પરમાર,
અ દ ત ભણશાળ
ુ રાતી સા હ ય મંડળ વશે:

જ
અમા ૂ છે - ‘ગવથી ુજરાતી’. આ સ મ ત ુજરાતી સ ુદાયના વ ાથ ઓમાં રહેલી આંત રક તભા, કૌશ ય અને કળા ને
ખીલવીને તેને વધારવાના ય નો કર રહ છે . ુજરાતી સા હ ય મંડળનો એક ઉ ેશ એ છે કે ુજરાતી સા હ ય ું ાન ૂબ જ
અનોખી અને મનોરજક ર તે દાન કરે. અમાર દરેક ૃ ઓ આ યેય પર આધા રત હોય છે . અમે ઘણાં જુ દાજુ દા અને રસ દ
કાય મો ું આયોજન ક ુ છે અને અમે ભ વ યમાં પણ આવી ૃ તઓ ું આયોજન કરતા રહ ું.
૧) રોશની૨૦૨0: ૯/૧૧/૨૦૨0 થી ૨૪ /૧૧/૨૦૨0

અમારો પહેલો કાય મ દવાળ તહેવાર પર આધા રત હતો. હે ૂ વ ાથ ઓમાં રહેલી આવડતને ઓળખ આપવાનો હતો. કુ લ ૪૧
વ ાથ ઓ સહભાગી થયા હતા. કાય મમાં વ વધ પધાઓ શામેલ હતી.
પહેલા રાઉ ડમાં કોલેજના શ કો ારા, કુ લ એ સમાંથી ર એ - ત પધાની પસંદગી કરવામાં આવી હતી જે nm_gsmના
ઈ ટા ામ પર ુકવામાં આવી હતી. મહ મ પસંદના આધારે વજેતા હેર કરવામાં આ યા હતા. અમારા ાયોજકો તરફથી
મળે લા સહયોગને કારણે ઇનામ વતરણ શ બ ું હ .ુ
૨) સા હ ય સ રતા: ૧૫/૦૨/૨૦૨૧ થી ૭/૦૫/૨૦૨૧

અમને આ હેર કરતા આનંદ થાય છે કે અમે ૨૦૨૧ના મે મ હનમાં આંતરમહા વ ાલય ુજરાતી સામ યક - ‘સા હ ય સ રતા’
કા શત કરવાના છ એ. આ પગ ું ભરવા પાછળના બે ુ ય કારણો છે : થમ, વ ાથ લેખકોને તેમની સા હ યક કુ શળતા માટે
એક મંચ આપ .ું અને બીજુ , આપણી સં કૃ ત અને સા હ યનાં ૂળ સાથે સતત જોડાયેલા રહે એ માટે એક ે મા યમ દાન
કર .ું
૧૫/૦૨/૨૦૨૧ થી ૩૧/૦૩/૨૦૨૧ દર યાન કૃ તઓ વીકારવામાં આવી હતી. કુ લ ૩૭ કૃ તઓ મહારા અને ુજરાતના
વ વધ મહા વ ાલયોમાંથી મોકલવામાં આવી હતી. કૉલેજના ોફેસર મીત મલ ારા પસંદ કરેલી કૃ તઓ સામ યકમાં ુત
કરવામાં આવવાની છે . મહ મ કૃ તઓ મોકલનાર મહા વ ાલયોને આ સામ યક નરસી મોન કૉલેજ ારા ભેટ વ પે આપવામાં
આવશે.
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मराठ सा ह य मंडळ (व र महा व ालय)

वा षक अहवाल (२०२०-२१)
भारी श क : सौ. गीता दे साई, ी. केदार भडे

कायवाह : यु चवाथे
संयु कायवाह : यशा वाडेकर
खजीनदार : सा नका कारेकर
सजनशील वभाग मुख : अंतरा दे वा यी
सभासद : ईशानी जोशी
जनसंपक वभाग मुख : अ न सुव
सभासद : सा हल ठाकूर, पयुष वहारे, ा पेकम
शासन वभाग मुख : सा नका वाघमारे
सभासद : नेहील र नपारखी, आ द य बरकले, केतक कुलकण , ु त ठाकर
बोलके रंग (२५ ऑ टोबर २०२०)
मराठ सा ह य मंडळाने या शै णक वषाची सु वात 'बोलके रंग' या च धने केली. मंडळाचे

भारी श क, कायवाह, वभागीय मुख व सद यांनी या धसाठ ज यत तयारी केली होती. ही
धामहा व ालया या व ाथ , श क व श केतर कमचा यांसाठ आयो जत कर यात आली
होती. कला े ातील द गज अशा आरती गल यांनी या धचे परी ण केले. या धस भरभ न
तसाद मळाला व धकांनी यां या सव म कलाकृती रेखाट या.
अंतमनाची भाषा (२५ जानेवारी २०२१)

शै णक वषातील सरा काय म हणून 'अंतमनाची भाषा' ाक वतालेखन धचे आयोजन कर यात आले होते.
ा धचे आयोजन खासक न पदवी महा व ालया या व ाथ , श क व श केतर

कमचा यांसाठ केले होती. धसाठ वषयाचेबंधन न हते. यामुळे धकांनी मनमोकळे पणाने
क वतालेखन केलेव या धस भरगोस तसाद दला. या धसाठ एअर एफएमरेनबो या
सु स रे डओ जॉक मधुरा भू यांची परी क हणूनमोलाची साथ लाभली. सव म तीन
क वतांना ब ीस हणून रोखर कम दे यात आली.
मराठ राजभाषा दन (२७ फे ुवारी २०२१)

२७ फे ुवारी रोजी क व े कुसुमा ज, हणजेच व. वा. शरवाडकर यां या जयंती न म 'मराठ राजभाषा दनाचे' आयोजनकर यात
आले होते. या काय मात महा व ालयाचे श क, श केतर कमचारी, व ाथ गण, मंडळाचे भारी श क, कायवाह, वभागीय मुख
व सभासद उप त होते.
काय माची सु वात यशा वाडेकर ह या मधुर गीताने झाली. मंडळाचा सभासद पयुष
वहारे याने मराठ दनाची उ म मा हती दली. वषभर आयो जत केले या उप मांमधील
वजे यांना माणप े दे यात आली. मंडळातील सव जणांना यांनी वषभरकेले या
प र मांना दाद हणून माणप े दे ऊन गौर व यात आले.
वशेष अ तथी आर.जे. मधुरा भू यांनी 'क वता ु रते कशी' या वषयावर मनमोक या
ग पा मार या. काय माची सांगता सौ. गीतादे साई मॅडम ां या वणीय गीताने झाली.
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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN CO CURRICULAR DEVELOPMENT
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INTENT
INTENT – The Entrepreneurship Development Cell

“Inspire Change, Inspire Innovation, Inspire Leadership”
Office Bearers -
Convener: Dr. Vaishali Dawar
Co-convener: Dr. Ritu Vashisht
Faculty Members: Dr. Conrad Coelho, Mrs. Sneha Vaskar, Mrs. Prerna Dedhia
President: Mitali Thakkar
Vice President: Aditi Madan
P.R. Head: Chavee Chandak, Ronit Khandelwal
Members: Divyanshi Koolwal, Palak Jain, Ria Shah, Vatsal Shah,
Management Head: Shreya Salian, Viren Kanojia
Members: Avantee Bajaj, Kavish Garg, Navya Rao, Sanskruti Nair,
C.R. Head: Dehit Bhardva
Members: Shruti Saravia
Marketing Head: Aryan Sancheti
Members: Harsha Murjani, Hetvi Shah, Kavish Bhatter, Saiyam Jain,
Events Heads: Himanshi Agrawal
Members: Amisha Joshi, Disha Kaur Sarna, Heet Gala, Ishita Agrawal, Palak Bagaria,
Editorial Members: Kunjal Unadkat, Priyanshi Doshi, Ritika Kurnala
Digital Arts Head: Kritika Malvia
Members: Nishi Mayekar, Raghav Lakhotia, Rithik Jain, Saachi Mittal
Business Plan Competition:

Every year, Intent organizes one of the prestigious events of the college with a zeal to bring out
latent creativity and entrepreneurship in students. Following the glory and legacy, The Business
Plan Competition 2020 was a two-level competition. In the first round, interested candidates
submitted their business plan, containing even the niche information like revenue projection, five-
year plan, funding outlook, etc.
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The teachers-in-charge of Intent reviewed each application with the utmost attention and critical
evaluation. Out of all the applications, nine best applications made it to the second round.
The second and final round of the flagship event of intent and the most awaited event of the college,
the Business Plan Competition 2020 was conducted on 7th November 2020 from 11 a.m to 5 p.m on
the Microsoft Teams platform. All the participants were given 10-15 mins to pitch their idea to the
invited panel of judges. The team of intent put their heart and soul into making this event a huge
success even with the virtual setup. The event was technically flawless. The event was solicited by an
outstanding panel of judges including, Ms. Shruti Thakker, Founder and Director of The Design Club
India Pvt Ltd., Mr. Kulin Shah, Co-founder of a known brand Onsurity, and Ms. Shrishti Banka,
Founder partner and CEO of CFO Banka. All the judges were well informed and enthusiastic about
the ongoings of the event. Their knowledge of the industry added a lot of learning to the process.
They stepped forward to share their experience of the business world, which illuminated the path of
entrepreneurship for all the participants.
With delight and fulfilment, the event was wrapped on a positive note from both sides. Participants
were restlessly waiting for the results to come out and without any unnecessary delay, the team of
Intent announced the results on the same day. Everyone was blissful to witness Mr. Dehit Bhardva
from FY B.com winning the first prize (Rs. 25,000/-) with his innovative idea, facilitating an advanced
investment sector. The runner up title (Rs. 15,000/-) was earned by Mr. Shubham Shah for his idea
of making car services conveniently available. The second runner up prize (Rs 10,000/-) was
achieved by Ms. Subhagi Sehgal for her concern for sustainability and her well-structured business
plan about sustainable shoe soles. All the participants deserved the rank as they were excellent in
their pitching.
NM’S Corporate Chanakya conducted by NM INTENT:
While turning the pages of history to look for the best economist, advisor and master strategist, we
come across the name - Chanakya. In order to find the Chanakya of business world in NM, Intent
conducted an online event named 'NM's Corporate Chanakya' on 17th October 2020. The event was
conducted via WhatsApp with approximately 100 brainy and witty students participating
enthusiastically. They were presented with complex business challenges ranging from stagnation of
business due to covid-19, to downfall of dollar rates. Participants manifested their excellent
persuasive skills and quick decision making abilities in their solutions. Khush Trivedi, Devesh
Choudhary and Shubhagi Sehgal were the top 3 winners and they were bestowed with Intent's E-
Certificates and one month’s fitness plan subscription from The Step- Up Lifestyle. The event was
sponsored by the StepUp Lifestyle.
Ingenious- Decoding the Nitty Gritties of Entrepreneurship:
The Intent Talk on 4th November 2020by Mr. Sarvesh Sashi, Founder of Sarva Yoga on decoding the
important aspects of Entrepreneurship. During the session he talked about his own experiences in
his startup and about his path on entrepreneurship.
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Up and running: Decoding the $50 Billion Fitness Industry:

Another Intent talk on 23rd October 2020 on Fitness Industry. The objective of this talk was
decoding the challenges that the Fitness Industry is facing during this pandemic situation and
creating awareness among students regarding the opportunities that are available in this industry.
Webinar on Legal aspects of entrepreneurship:

Conducted with BMS Department on 26 February 2021. The speaker was Adv. Tanvi Kotak, Founder
of LawSpective Chambers. She discussed with students about key legal issues likely to arise in the
course of starting a business and suggested ways out only for ensuring compliance with the law but
also for using the legal system to make good business decisions.
Leadership Summit: “Learn Deliver and Achieve”

28th – 30th January 2021
The Leadership Summit is an initiative undertaken by Intent. It strives to create a platform to
connect the students to various entrepreneurs and industry leaders in order to enable the students
to gain first-hand knowledge about startups and businesses. The 2021 Edition of the Leadership
Summit was the first Online Edition since the inception of the Summit and achieved its goals with
splendor.
Details of the various Events:

Title: The Victory Project
Date: 28th January 2021
Timing: 12:00 pm to 12:45 pm
The speakers, Mr. Saurabh Mukherjea & Mr. Anupam Gupta shared with the participants their
journey of writing the book The Victory Project: Six Steps to Peak Potential. They expounded on the
learnings that they gathered from the various leaders they interviewed and interacted with to bring
this book to fruition. They also shared with the participants the pearl that is The Simplicity
Paradigm. The Q&A segment was full of priceless learnings on increasing productivity, fulfilling goals
and realizing one’s true potential.
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Title: Talent Teaser

Date: 28th January
The session took place as an interview with the prospering Instagram and YouTube influencers Ms.
Shraddha Gurung, Mr. Aksh Baghla and Mr. Salil Jamdar. It helped the participants ascertain the
steps and efforts towards persistent success like theirs, and know how they are, where they are.
The session covered their struggles and successes, their hopes and dreams and helped inspire the
participants to achieve their own goals and write their own stories. The session was concluded with
a fun and energetic rapid-fire round.
Title: Face It till You Ace It

Date: 28th January
The Competition was a test of the participants’ analytical knowledge related to companies’
problems and how it can be and has been solved in real world. It was in the form of quiz followed by
case study discussion.
Format details:
Round I - There were 25 questions to be solved in 15 minutes. Top 5 participants were selected for
round 2. Questions were in MCQ format
Round II -A case study was given, a combination of leader and place of operation were selected by
participants, and keeping in mind the selected leader's strategy and advantage of that place of
operation they were required to solve the case.
-The one who got first in Round 1 got first preference to select the combination of leaders and place
of operation and so on.
- Participants were required to switch on their camera and mic to speak their point and give deep
in-depth answers, explaining their strategy and modus operandi.
Winners:
1st - Akshat
2nd - Krutika
3rd - Mansi
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Title: Life lessons from a Corporate Huncho

Date: 29th January
Timing: :30 pm to 4:30 pm
The speaker, Mr. Sanjay Bahadur shared with the participants his story of endurance, rife with
failures and successes as he made his way up the corporate ladder. He emphasized the role and
requirement of innovation and creativity in the field and discussed various Projects undertaken by
him over the course of his career that highlighted the need for these qualities in the Corporate
World. The session ended with a Q&A segment which brought up his hopes and goals regarding the
future of Pidilite Industries.
Title: Workshop on Entrepreneurship

Date: 29th January
The workshop, conducted by Edudictive started off with the participants being familiarized with the
difference between an Entrepreneur and a Businessman. Which led to the discussion of who is
suited for building an Enterprise and who should opt for a Business. This was followed by a detailed
description of the processes of Idea Validation and Market Research. The session concluded with a
Q&A session with enthusiastic participation from the budding Entrepreneurs in the audience.
Title: The Taste of Business

Date: 30th January
Mr. Rupinder Singh Sodhi is the Managing Director of Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing
Federetion Ltd. and also the Managing Director of AMUL. He talked about the evolving nature of the
corporate world and need for integrity and loyalty in whatever endeavour one pursues. He shared
the story of his rise in AMUL’s organisation and reminisced conversations with Dr. Verghese Kurien
and his dreams for a better and prosperous India. The session ended with a Q&A segment with
various excellent questions put forth by the participants, which were all answered with equal
enthusiasm by the respected speaker.
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Title: Speaker session with Mr. Nilesh Shah

Date: 30th January
Mr. Nilesh Shah is the Group President & Managing Director (MD) of Kotak Mahindra Asset
Management Co Ltd. In the course of the session, he talked about what makes a good Investor. He
listed the various pros and cons of life as an Investor. He discussed qualities he looks for in a person
while hiring members for his teams. He also stressed on the need for finding a good mentor early in
your journey to guide you as you take your first steps.
Title: Workshop on Personal Finance and Share Market

Date: 30th January
The Workshop started off with a discussion on The Art of Saving & Saving to Investment. The
Instructor went on to expound on the Seven Cures for a Lean Purse: Wealth Creation Lessons From
“The Richest Man In Babylon”. He then discussed how to understand the Financial Statement of
Companies one would like to invest in and brushed upon Fundamental and Technical Analysis. He
went on to teach the basics of Portfolio Management on a Personal level and concluded the session
by listing various books that the participants could refer to, to become a better Investor.
The Summit witnessed enthusiastic participation from many colleges and overwhelmingly positive
feedback.
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NMFIC REPORT
Faculty in charge : Huzefa Bhagat

General Secretary : Navkaar Bothra
Joint Secretary: Anushka Patodia
Treasurer: Rishi Jain
Directors : Saurabh Bharuka, Muskan Peshwani, Kashvi Shah, Devanshi Vaidya, Deval Savla, Jai
Mantri, Jash Ramani, Saransh Sharma,
Narsee Monjee Finance and Investment Cell, is one of the most reputed student associations of our
college. It aims to transform financial and investments based knowledge into a hands-on experience
through a variety of events with industry experts. It’s core emphasis lies in challenging the genesis of
stories outside academics and widening the horizons of students in the field of finance and
investment.
Using social media, the organisation makes a concerted effort to raise financial awareness among
students. Our Secretary, Navkaar Bothara and Joint Secretary Anushka Patodia with their immense
experience and unwavering loyalty to the association’s motto, have succeeded in reaching new
heights and carrying on the NMFIC legacy. Despite the fact that all events were held online, NMFIC
saw a significant increase in attendance at all the events held. The same are as follows:
The year started off with “Startup Jazz” - an interesting and interactive session on Startups,
Entrepreneurship & Venture Capitalism. The Guest Speaker was Mr. Ninad Karpe who is a
Partner at 100X.VC and Ex- MD & CEO of Aptech Ltd. Having mentored and funded a lot of early
stage startups, he shed light on how to raise funds, how to grow your startup and a lot more!
The second event was “Investment Banking 101”. An insightful webinar on Mergers and
Acquisition, Fundraising, Valuations and Careers in Investment Banking. The speakers were
seasoned Investment Bankers: Mr. Rajesh Vig (Partner at PwC) and Nirav Bafna (Executive
Director at EY). The participants learned a lot about Investment Banking and career associated
with it.
The year ended with a bang as the last event being a National M&A Case Competition - “The
DealMaker”. The Competition revolved around a Tech M&A case problem where more than 230
participants from IIMs, IITs, SRCC and other reputed colleges competed against each other. The
competition had 3 rounds - Quiz, Case Study and a Presentation round and the winners were
awarded cash prizes of Rs. 35,000. This was one of the largest case competitions organised by
NM College in terms of participation till date.
“The Financial Guardian” is the newsletter of the association which is published by the Research
and Editorials Department headed by Devanshi Vaidhya and Deval Savla. It has succeeded in
keeping students updated with important happenings in the business and finance world through
different social media platforms.
Many new series were initiated this year like “Financial Thesaurus” to help students acquaint
themselves with new financial terms every week, so that studying commerce is not a chore
anymore!
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To alert and inform the students about scams we came up with “Unleash Scams”, which updated
the readers with famous scams which have happened in the past.
To keep our readers aware about the crisis of money we came up with the series “Cashruptcy”
which marked the final series in this year’s weekly cycle of knowledge.
This all was done by our Public Relations department heads Muskan Peshwani and Kashvi Shah,
they succeeded in widening its reach by using various platforms which has helped NMFIC
achieve greater recognition among students of not just NM but colleges throughout India.
The Digital Arts Department has made a constant and conscious effort to enhance the
aesthetics and content posted by the Cell under the leadership of Jai Mantri; making our posts
appealing to students, along with that our digital arts department also worked on launching our
own website (nmfic.in).
Saurabh Bharuka has brought innovation and creativity to this year’s events line up with the help
of his department members making it an exciting year for organisers and audience alike. Even
though it was online, all our events proved to be one of the best events till date.
Jash Ramani led the Corporate Communications department by inviting top industry
professionals, while Saransh Sharma headed the Marketing team and brought the best sponsors
and highest amount till date for NMFIC.
Lastly Team NMFIC is proud to have been able to spread the financial knowledge through our social
media and is grateful to have the support of management, faculties, teaching and non-teaching staff
whose constant efforts have helped the association put up a great show each time. We are proud
that NMFIC worked as a family without letting the distance of the online platform affect us and we
will make sure to continue to strive for excellence when it comes to innovation and erudition
irrespective of the circumstances.
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THE PLANNING FORUM (DEGREE COLLEGE)

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT CELL OF NM
OFFICE BEARERS
Teachers in charge: Ms Tessy Philji(Covener), Ms Geeta Desai(Co-covener),

Mr Jinen Jadhav, Ms Loveena Atwal
Secretary: Muskan Gupta
Joint Secretary: Mehak Tandon
REPORTS OF EVENTS CONDUCTED:

1. Design Thinking Workshop: “Let’s Rescue Oceans From Plastic”- 3rd September, 2020
The workshop conducted on the ZOOM platform, aimed at introducing the participants to the
Design Thinking skill set for problem solving in real life. Ms. Reshma Budhia, Design Thinking
specialist, recipient of the ‘Exceptional Women of Excellence’ award 2018 and Managing Director at
TOSS the COIN, a marketing and branding firm, was the Resource person. Ocean expert from
Pondicherry Mr. Aurofilio, appraised all participants on the issue of plastic pollution in Oceans and
urged the participants to come up with a creative solution for the problem, through Design
Thinking. Ms. Budhia and her team guided the 22 participants from various colleges of Mumbai,
through the workshop, with engaging activities and collaborative tools.
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2. Communications Webinar-"How To Build Relations In A Virtual World"- 3rd November, 2020

Focussing on the Communications skill set, Planning forum organised a webinar on the topic:
"How to Build Relations in a Virtual World". The Resource person for the seminar was Ms. Riti
Kapoor Chopra - Corporate Trainer, Speaker and Educator, who has imparted learning of around
12,000 platform hours to over 1,00,000 individuals, comprising of HR leaders, L&D managers,
Sales & Marketing heads and CEOs . The webinar explored various areas pertaining to attitude,
emotions and behaviour influencing building up of relations in the virtual world, through the
method of interactions, discussion and roleplay. 28 students benefitted from the highly engaging
webinar organised via the ZOOM platform.
3. Communications & Crisis management ( Case Study and Role Play based) Event: “Pitch and
Press”- 30th January, 2021
This event was organised with the objective of enabling participants to actuate their crisis
management skills and to provide them a platform for exercising their communication skills to
present a pitch, solid and convincing enough to the press. Ms. Amrita Bansal from NMIMS
University was the judge for the event. The participants divided into two teams had to prepare
their plan of action for a crisis situation given to them. Further they had to play the role of the
Board of Directors of the company and pitch their plan and convince the other team, which
played the role of the media. 21 students participated in the event conducted on the virtual
platform of Microsoft Teams, which included not only inhouse participants but also participants
from Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, Delhi University and St Xavier’s College, Kolkata.
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4. EI Speaker session: “Emotional Intelligence at Workplace”- 16th April, 2021

With the objective of exploring the Emotional Intelligence skill set, team Planning Forum organised
a speaker session on the topic “Emotional Intelligence at workplace” via the online platform
AIRMEET. The Resource person for the session was Mr. Nidhish Singh, Vice President at JP Morgan
Chase & Co. Sharing from his personal experiences, Mr. Singh gave insights into the aspects of EI
such as resilience, mindfulness and empathy, and how it impacts relations with clients, workers and
one’s team at workplace. Hosted by the Secretary Ms. Muskan Gupta, the session saw participation
of 37 students which included inhouse as well as students from various colleges such as Hansraj
College Delhi University, Mohanlal Sukhadia University Udaipur, H.R. College, Mumbai and other
institutions from various parts of India.
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FRIENDS OF LIBRARY
Office Bearers
Convener: Dr. Muktha Manoj
Co-convener: Dr. Vaishali Dawar
Chairperson: Mr. Ashish Mehta
Vice Chairperson: Ms. Ridhi Sharma
Treasurer: Mr. Pathik Rakholiya
P.R. Head: Mr. Ronit Khandelwal
Members: Vidhi Parekh, Sakina Babuji
Logistics Head: Mr. Rahil Mehta
Members: Vrusha Shah, Kriti Shah
C.R. Head: Ms. Riya Jain
Members: Sakshi Jalan, Preyanshi Kamdar
Marketing Head: Ms. Esha Dedavat
Members: Cheryl Andrade, Kinjal Bhoj
Events Heads: Ms. Shreyanshi Dhruv, Ms. Sveni Vora
Members: Jessica Waghela, Shreya Mehta
Social Media Heads: Ms. Larish Sharma, Mr. Darshit Kambariya
Members: Bhavya Parakh, Shree Joshi, Siddhi Ghodasara
Editorials Head: Ms. Yashika Chaturvedi
Members: Aadya Mishra, Krinal Vira, Nehal Maheshwari, Priyanshi Doshi, Zalak Sanghavi
Aim :
Inspire students to read, write, publicize and inculcate these hobbies in their daily life.
Showcasing online and offline talents and skills of students.
Inspiring overall development like public speaking, writing, voicing one's opinions.
Inspire teamwork among the team members, and invoke new connections and friendships.
LET'S GET BAMBOOZLED :
In this event, a quiz was organized on the popular sit-com ‘F.R.I.E.N.D.S’ on 26th September
2020. The committee introduced itself and a digital capture of all the participants was taken.
There were two rounds in the quiz followed by a Netflix party. Round one comprised two stages.
In stage one, the participants were sent an online link to the quiz containing 25 questions. Out of
the total participants, 50 were qualified for the second stage of round one. The participants
found the questions to be balanced, neither too difficult nor too easy.
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In the second stage of round one, the 50 qualified participants were sent a link on MS Teams which
contained 25 different questions that were to be solved in 5 minutes. Out of those 50 participants, 15
qualified for the second round.
Round 2 was carried on by the finalists putting pressure on their long term memory and having to
guess the next dialogue of the characters.
The smiles on announcing the three winners and their rewards and the positive feedback in the
chat box enlightened the whole atmosphere.
BOOK TANK:
On 30th November, we conducted an event called Book Tank.

The first round had around 20 participants and they were given a google form to fill. The form
had questions regarding authors. All the bookworms were given a chance to release their daily
stress and think about the books that made them laugh, cry, and shiver.
In the second round, a total of twenty-one questions, displaying the storylines of famous novels,
were shown to the contestants one by one. To answer the same, the contestants raised their
hands on MS Teams and the first one to raise their hand was allowed to answer the question.
The third round was the book auction. Soon the bidding for the books was started by the
auctioneer and the participants had to bid for the concepts of the books they'd pitch the idea for.
The two winners received gifts from our sponsors.
CV: THE PROFESSIONAL PRECEDENCE:
On January 25 2021, at 4 PM, FOL conducted a workshop regarding the making of a professional
CV.
This event was conducted by our very own, Ms. Debeshi Chakraborty. She started the event by
making the attendees take polls about the various aspects of interviews. She had a unique way of
explaining how to tackle situations regarding the resume and the interview.
It was divided into three parts, first being tips for making your resume stand out, second, how to
answer questions in an interview and lastly, how to tackle the fear of interviews.
This was very helpful to the students as each and every student is aspiring to be something in life
and this can only be done with an impressive CV.
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ILLUSION'21:
On the 6th of April, the festival was declared open by our honourable Principal, Dr. Parag
Ajgaonkar and Vice-Principal Dr Nirmala Chavan.
The event began with a session on ‘To Be and How to Be - Living Sanely Now and After COVID-
19’ by the renowned Dr. Coomi S. Vevaina who has a Ph.D. in Literature as well as Education. She
talked about mental health in teens and delivered a very insightful session on the well-being and
education of the younger generation.
The session was followed by ‘Wingardium Leviosa’. Participants’ knowledge was tested on the
beloved series ‘Harry Potter’ through fun games and numerous questions.
Next on April 7th, the second day of Illusion started with the most humorous event ‘Livin’ the
Meme’. The participants were asked to make memes using their humour in the best possible
manner, in a given time frame.
This was followed by a perceptive session called ‘Life of a Writer’ by Mr. Puneet Krishna. The
creator and writer of well-known shows like Mirzapur, Inside Edge and Bangistan, gave the
participants a new perspective on how a writer’s life roles.
Then, ‘Who Sold It?’ commenced, where the pre-registered participants had prepared
advertisements from the categories of products and dynamics provided to them by Illusion
members beforehand. These advertisements introducing the products were then played and
later the participant was given five minutes to explain the product and pitch the idea.
On the last day, April 8th, of Illusion, the first event was ‘Mind in the Middle: Managing the
Homo Sapiens’ where we had the honourable Dr. Harish Shetty, a leading psychiatrist, who
delivered a speech on EQ and its significance in today’s time.
This event was followed by the workshop hosted by AIESEC named ‘Help and Gain’. AIESEC is
the world’s largest student leadership organization. This workshop precisely explained the
importance of volunteering and making an impact in not only somebody else’s but also your own
life.
For the last event, Illusion ended with a huge banger, with an open mic, ‘Kuch Baatein Ankahee
Si’. It was a moulded safe space for anyone and everyone to express their thoughts through any
kind of art, poems, write-ups, short stories, shayaris, etc.
It created a vibe of creativity, content and most of all liberation and Illusion- ‘Let’s Unpause’
couldn’t have ended on a better note than this.
Social Media Activities/Strategies:
To increase our social media presence, we kickstarted a series of write-ups called 'Two
Universes' where two universally loved characters from different series/novels/movies etc are
paired to make an alternate story.
Every Wednesday, an onerous word was posted on our social media handle along with its
meaning to introduce our audience to a litany of new words.
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Every Saturday, short reviews based on underrated, lesser known authors are put out to engage
students in a variety of striking content they haven't come across yet.
We also encourage our members to explore their creative side by publishing their engrossing
write-ups.
Promotion for all our events was done on our social media handles days prior to the main event,
including Illusion'21.
Outcome:
We learnt how to pitch our thoughts and give voice to our creativity.
We learnt the power of self-expression in this lonely, distant and ignorant world.
Throughout the year, we learnt the importance of reading books, and did our best to conduct
events revolving around that.
Lets's Get Bamboozled
Book Tank
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CV:THE PROFESSIONAL PRECEDENCE
ILLUSION'21
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COMPUTER SOCIETY
Creative Hive
Creative Hive was a poster making competition to give you a platform to showcase
creativity and ideologies using the technical knowledge that students have.
Software’s allowed were Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDraw, Adobe InDesign.
The perks included were a participation certificate affiliated by IIDE, a free course on digital
marketing along with discount coupons and cash prizes.
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Sponsors were:
Commerce for Enterpreneurs

IIDE (Indian Institute of Digital Education). Teaching gives a clear understanding of the Indian
consumer market in terms of a digital outreach.
Trainer of IIDE: Vinika Gala
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Algo Trading Workshop
What is Algorithmic Trading?

Discipline trading and investment approach through an automated trading software with no
manual intervention in stocks, forex, futures and options, commodities, cryptocurrencies. The
workshop aimed to help introduce students to gateway to automated trading & algorithmic
trading software.Algo trading or auto trading software eliminates human emotions.
Mathematical and Quantitative trading models are proving the best in terms risk management
and generating alpha returns.
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ADVERTISING AND MARKETING CIRCLE
Teacher in charge: Dr, Ritu Vashisht , Reeta Jain

Secretary: Meghna Lall
Joint Secretary: Sachveer Chawla
Heads:
Social Media Marketing: Navya Ratwani , Pratham Sharma
Events: Manasvi Shakhla, Khooshi Ajmera
Publics Relations: Reeti Desai
Marketing: Ruhan Kaanwar
Creative Direction: Krina Shah
Technicals: Sarvesh Kulkarni
Events:
1. AD-DICTED:21st August 2020
The primary objective of this event was to facilitate an exchange among the interested participants
who were also shown ads from different genres. Approximately 40 students got an opportunity to
upgrade their knowledge regarding advertising and marketing and were also given a chance to voice
their opinions and speak regarding advertising.
2. EXQUIZITE:9th September 2020

In this event, nearly 76 students participated. The event consisted of three rounds first two being a
quiz via Kahoot and a rapid fire quiz respectively, it was then followed by the final round the speech
relay. We were honored to have Ms. Gayatri Sathian, a Marketing and Alliances Executive at PVR, as
the judge for our event.
3. THE ‘I’ IN LINKEDIN:3rd October 2020

This was a workshop divided into three phases by our honorable speaker. It included the scope and
importance of LinkedIn, a live demonstration on how to build your personal brand and some tips and
tricks to increase our presence on LinkedIn and lastly a question and answer round. We were
honored to have Ms. Jinal Shah, as our speaker for this event. She is an assistant professor of
Marketing at NMIMS and who has won Award for the best Research Paper six times from various
prestigious institutions, the speaker for our event “The ‘I’ in LinkedIn”. We were able to impact
around 189 participative and enthusiastic students with this event.
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4. CALL OFF THE CRISIS: 23rd November, 2020.

This was a crisis communication event. The event/competition was a crisis basically divided into 2
rounds. In the first round, the participants had to answer some subjective questions related to crisis
management. They were given some real life and some hypothetical crisis and were asked to come
up with their solutions for the same.
An innovative PR strategy used in this event .PR members Vidhi Chheda and Vansh Desai came up
with the lyrics of a rap which was successfully sung and edited by Pratyaksh from the PR team. The
rap was tactic never used before for event promotions.
5. BRANDALIZE IT- 25th Janaury, 2021.

Participants had to create a brand considering the pre-Covid situation, in the specific industry
allotted to them. Following which participants had to pen down their strategies to rescue their
brands amidst the Covid 19 situation. We were honored to have Mr Sagun Nagar, Brand Strategy
Director at Leo Burnett, Ms. Khushboo Doshi, Growth Marketing Manager at eCultify and Ms. Shruti
Thakker, founder and director of Design Club India Pvt Ltd. as judges for our event “Brandalize it”.
6. INSTAGRAM CONTENT STRATEGY 101: 23rd February, 2021.

The event was a workshop with the core focus given to curating and promoting eye-catching
content for the Social Media Application – Instagram. The event was divided into three sections,
focusing on the how to innovate, ideate and use psychology for content creation, how to use the
feature of Instagram Analytics and Promotion to increase the reach and lastly how to use Canva to
create beautiful and striking content easily. The Head of Departments: Pratham Sharma, Navya
Rawtani & Krina Shah were perfect to explain the above concepts respectively, considering their vast
knowledge of the platform and the latest features as well as their ability to connect with the
audience.
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7. THE BRANDBOX CAFÉ:

The event consisted of 2 speakers – Mr. Abbas Mirza and Mr.Amitabh Tapadar sharing their
knowledge about marketing and advertising. Our first speaker was Mr. Abbas Mirza. He is the
creative director at the Glitch. He has been the man behind the advertisement of Tata,
Reliance and Big Bazaar. He spoke about the new trends in the world of marketing as well as the
process of ad creation. Our second speaker for the evening was Mr.Amitabh Tapadar. He is
popularly known as the “branding guru”. Being an alumni of IIM-A. he has worked with reputable
firms like Abans Group and Pidilite. He introduced us to some new concepts like brand hierarchy,
brand architecture and also explained in detail how Pidilite entered the highly competitive market.
8. SPEAKER SESSION WITH MR.RAJDEEPAK DAS: 20th April, 2021.

Mr Rajdeepak Das, currently working as the Chief Creative Officer South East Asia for Leo
Burnett, is an Advertising Aficionado. Having pursued a masters from MICA and over 20
years of work experience while working for Brands like Jeep, HDFC Life, Gilette and many
more, he was the perfect speaker to have on board our last event. The speaker session was
quite informative and engaging. Mr Rajdeepak explained the core framework that forms the
basis while curating an advertisement with a PowerPoint Presentation. He also shared a few
advertisement campaigns and the creative process behind the same. The Speaker Session was
followed by a short period of question and answers where Mr. Rajdeepak answered various
questions surrounding the topic of creativity in advertising.
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Social Media Initiatives:

1. PROGRESS ON OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE
Instagram Username: narseemonjee.amc
The Advertising and Marketing Circle has its presence on three social media platforms: Instagram,
LinkedIn and Twitter. Our Instagram profile has 660 followers. This year, in order to spread more
information regarding the subject of advertising, marketing and branding and increase our reach, we
opened a LinkedIn and a Twitter Account. Since the start of our social media journey on LinkedIn we
have crossed 250+ followers on LinkedIn.
INSTAGRAM REELS’ SERIES: “VOTE A CAMPAIGN”

Prominent campaigns of popular establishments such as Apple, Oneplus, H&M, Zara, Google, Ikea,
McDonalds, KFC, Nike, Adidas, Instagram, Snapchat, BMW and Mercedes were compared under
different categories such as sports, technology, etc to understand the audience preferences. We
were able to receive 10,000 views as a whole with each video earning around 1500 views on the
Instagram Page.
INSTAGRAM REELS’ SERIES: “AD-UCATIVE”

Ad-ucative was a weekly interactive and thought provoking series, where we asked the Secretaries of
various other Associations of our college namely, Riya Verma: Secretary of Brand Building
Committee, Aakash Jajoo: Secretary of Lensation, Palash Bhatt: Secretary of Cultural Society, Nishi
Sanghvi: President of Enactus NM, Deepti Nayak: Secretary of Debating and Literary Society;
questions related to Advertisements and they provided their answers for the same.
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INSTAGRAM REELS’ SERIES: “#AMCurates”

#AMCurates was a weekly educative series where we shared some of the resources such as blogs,
movies, Social Media Pages, Podcasts etc. related to various topics such as Data Privacy, Search
Engine Optimization, Copywriting, Luxury Branding, Zero Budget Marketing, Instagram for Business
and so on. The Series received a good response with more than 8000 views in totality. The Key
contributors were; Navya Rawtani, HOD of Social Media Marketing , Sachveer Chawla: Joint
Secretary , Radhika Goradia, Pratham Sharma, HOD of Social Media Marketing, Reeti Desai, HOD of
Public Relations, Krina Shah: HOD of Creative Direction, Meghna Lall: Secretary
INSTAGRAM IGTV: “2020 RUNDOWN MARKETING EDITION”

In this IGTV, we covered all the trending topics and news related to marketing and advertising that
had gained a lot of momentum in the year 2020. The brands covered in this IGTV were Vodafone,
Burger King, McDonalds, Spotify, Patanjali and Cred. Our teammates Navya Rawtani, HOD of Social
Media Marketing, Pratham Sharma, HOD of Social Media Marketing, Vansh Desai, Member of Public
Relations, Krina Shah: HOD of Creative Direction, Meghna Lall: Secretary effectively contributed to
this initiative.
INSTAGRAM STORIES’ SERIES: “WE ASK WEDNESDAYS”

Controversial and Trending Topics related to Advertising, Marketing and Branding were shared along
with any future developments via Stories on our Instagram Handle. Some of the topics covered were
Prashant Bushan’s Twitter Comment, IPL 2020, LinkedIn, Paris Fashion Week, TanishqEkatvam
Advertisement and so on. Further on, the viewers and followers were encouraged to put across their
views and opinions regarding the topics covered. The series received a great response.
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BRAND BUILDING COMMITTEE
COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENTS:
1. Milaap- 20th September, 2020:

BBC's Flagship event, Milaap is the association's fair for the First year and
Second year students to find the best association that fits their goals and
aspirations to catapult into this new college journey, to explore, grow, learn and connect.
2. Dil-Wali Diwali – 13th November, 2020:

On the occasion of World kindness day and Diwali, The community service team handed over boxes
of ladoos and diya to people who build the spirit of Mumbai- the transgender, street children, street
vendors and the disabled.
3. Co-wareness- 5th February, 2021:

The team in Surat conducted a covid awareness session in 2 factories with a total workforce of over
300 to inform them about the vaccines and procedures to follow pre and post vaccination.
4. Be Your Own Bodygaurd- 16th March, 2021:

On the occasion of Women’s day, BBC conducted an online self-defence workshop with Mr Sharif
Bapu, a renowned self-defence coach and President of MMA India. Women and children from 7
NGOs participated in the workshop.
5. Financial Literacy Event- 14th April, 2021:

Financial literacy is exceptionally important for everyone to witness growth in life. However, for
women to be financially independent, it is crucial that they are aware about the saving and
investment basics. This year, the community service team of the Brand Building Committee
organized an online session with the help of respected Prof. Loveena Atwal. The aim of the event
was to spread awareness among the ladies who can aid other women with the help of financial
literacy. Prof. Loveena explained the basics of savings and investment to the ladies who represented
inspiring NGOs which work for and with women from different parts of India. She elaborated in an
exemplary manner, the types of facilities and options, which are provided by banks or private
institutions for effectively channelizing savings to investments.
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6. Voter registration drive- 23rd April, 2021:

The youth has been undermining the power that their vote holds. The Brand Building Committee in
collaboration with Mark Your Presence, A UN recognised NGO, conducted an online session. The
session started with the basics of the political system of our country, the importance of voting and
the important dates. Followed by the discussion, 20+ students successfully registered for their Voter
Ids at the end of the session.
SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES:

Date of initiation: 25th August, 2020
Date of Report: 24th April, 2021
Instagram Insights:
Total Number of posts: 108
Total Impressions on accounts in a period of 8 months: 1,23,488
Average accounts being reached every month: 2,100
Follower count: Approx. 53% increment
Details:
Everything being virtual this year, the main motive of the social media handles was to be as
inclusive and informative as possible for the students to stay up to date with the events and
activities happening around college, outside the classroom. The page was kickstarted through
invitation posts of Milaap, 2020 followed by event posts of other committees.
The templates for the posts were designed to segregate events into three categories:
1. Pre-Event Template
2. Post-Event Template
3. Achievement/Announcement Template
This segregation helped in better dissemination of information to the students along with
maintaining strong aesthetics of the page to boost engagement.
All the information about the events of various college committees was posted accurately and
timely to ensure the above with an equal display of achievements done by the college students in
numerous spheres.
An initiative of “Plan Your Week” was taken up to communicate all the events of an entire week
in advance for better planning for the students and increase in participants for the committees.
All the college committees were supported throughout the year via shoutouts, stories and posts
to help them reach out to the college students.
The official NM Blog domain was also created to initiate the set-up of the blog for future articles.
Development of BBC e-Brochure for external communication with organizations for
collaborations was also done.
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HUMANS OF NM:
Humans of NM is an initiative of Brand Building Committee of NM college to provide platform
to the students of NM for sharing their stories. At humans of NM, we try to capture the untold
stories and we believe that every story has its own unique value and the world shall not miss
on something if the story is not narrated.
This year we had an agenda to unfold stories piece by piece so that people don’t bear to go
unnoticed in the affair of evolution and existential crisis. We kickstarted this year by launching
a teaser in which the students expressed their love for college and mentioned their excitement
for reading the intriguing stories.
We posted 15 inspiring stories this year which included students from various fields and
streams who shared their journey in NM. The stories covered their passion, adventure,
challenges, memories, growth and many more interesting aspects.
We launched a campaign-Entrepreneurs at NM, in the month of January, which lasted for one
month. It covered 7 stories of young entrepreneurs at NM who shared deep insights about their
start up and inspired the students.
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ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION (DEGREE COLLEGE)

Faculty In-charge: Ms. Kesia Varghese, Ms. Reeta Jain and
Mr. Jinen Jadhav
Secretary: Rishi Jain
Joint Secretary: Shalin Bhansali
Treasurer: Harshvardhan Jain
HODs: Shagun Rungta (Research and Planning), Aryan Agarwal (Events), Vanshika Kothari (PR and
Marketing), Pearl Dedhia (Admin and Creatives) and Jai Mantri (Technicals).
Members: Aiman Anis, Parshad Desai, Pathik Rakholiya, Khushi Agrawal, Jainii Shah, Simran Shah,
Saiyam Jain, Vaedik Kathod, Larish Sharma, and Mohit Jain.
EconQuest: Unleash the Hunt (16th Oct. 2020)

EconQuest was a time based digital cross-platform treasure hunt based on economic concepts. The
aim of the event was to test the application of academic knowledge and technical skill of the
students. The sponsors for the event were as follows: - Event Partner: No Escape - Gifting Partner:
Inch Paper .A total of 40 participants proceeded to the final round spread across 16 stages. The
position holders of the event were as follows: - First Position: Vineet Kejriwal - Second Position:
Devesh Choudhary - Third Position: Jevin Shah.
Diwali Week (10th Nov. 2020 to 14th Nov. 2020)

A series of feature articles that explored the economics behind various aspects of Diwali were
written and posted on our social media handles- instagram and economics association website
during the week.
Meme-O-Nomics (30th Nov. 2020)

Meme-O-Nomics was an initiative to make economics more fun and relatable for students.
Participants submitted memes that revolved around economics. The winner was adjudged through
popular vote. A total of 22 students participated in the event. The participants got an E-certificate
for their participation in the contest and the winner got a gift card worth Rs. 500 from Tata Cliq.
Sakshi Agarwal and Saba Godiwala from Mithibai College emerged as winners of the event.
Epsilon (03rd Mar. 2021)

Our flagship event- Epsilon is an intercollegiate research paper writing and presentation
competition. 14 research papers were received which were evaluated by the judges- Dr. Ambili
Madhu Thampi (Asst. Professor –Dept. of Economics, K.P.B Hinduja College of Commerce) and Dr.
Ritesh Singhal(Associate.Professor, Sydenham College of Commerce & Economics), 6 teams
proceeded to the next round where they presented their respective papers in front of the judges-
Mr. Anirudh Taget(Research Author at the Department of Economics, Monk Prayogshala, Mumbai
and the Deputy Editor at South Asia Research.) and Ms. Niyati Bhayani(Team Leader for market
research at Acuris Global).
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The winning teams were as follows:

First Position: Shagnik Chakravarty and Anvi Agarwal- St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai
Second Position: Soumya Jain and Pramiti Rawat- Institute of Management, Nirma University,
Gujarat
Third Position: Dhruvi A. Mehta- Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai
The cash prizes for winners were as follows:
First Position: Rs. 5000
Second Position: Rs. 3000
Third Position: Rs. 2000
The event enabled the participants to polish their research skills and encouraged them to critically
analyze different issues related to the field of economics.
Prime Perspective (30 Mar. 2021)

Prime Perspective was a webinar conducted on the topic- Closing the Credit Gap for Formal and
Informal Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises. The speaker for the session was Mr. Tushar Arora,
Senior Financial Sector Specialist at the World Bank. Mr. Arora spoke at length about various
aspects of the credit gap for formal and informal micro, small and medium enterprises and also
discussed how the gap can be closed effectively. After Mr. Arora’s presentation, the session was
opened for questions from the audience. A total of 98 students attended the webinar. The event
enabled the participants to understand the reasons for the gap between credit for formal and
informal micro, small and medium enterprises and provided the participants with a platform to ask
the esteemed speaker various questions regarding the topic and come up with solutions to the issue
at hand.
Initiatives by the Research and Planning Department

Spotlights: Feature articles written on relevant and interesting topics, in a brief and witty
manner in order to enable simple comprehension on part of the reader.
Weekly Blogs: Written pieces that focus on a diverse range of topics including public finance,
policy making, international economics, etc.
Marginal Cuts: Podcast series where we discuss, debate and decode various dimensions of a
fascinating topic.
Policy Review: Undertaken to analyze and review a major global problem, its policy implications
followed with policy recommendations which might help in tackling the issue.
Kenny Says: Dr. Kenny is a comic strip character developed for communicating interesting
trivia to the readers
Movie Recommendations: Monthly recommendations for movies that revolve around the world
of economics.
To give an opportunity to the students of NM college and other colleges across India and also to
the degree teachers to feature their opinions and suggestions on various economic and social
issues, the idea of an association magazine titled ‘TARK’ was floated by the students of
economics association. The magazine will attract high quality research articles from across
India.
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Team assisting the participants in the treasure

hunt from various digital platforms
Interaction with the epsilon judges

(Participants presenting their Research Paper
Students of economic Association rejoicing on the

completeion of EconQuest event
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NMC MUN REPORT 2020
Teacher In Charge – Mr Huzefa Bhagat

Secretary General – Aradhya Agarwal
Director General – Shagun Poddar
Deputy Secretary General – Urja Ghia
EVENTS
EMPOWER TO BE
On the special occasion of Women’s Day, the club celebrated the remarkable growth of women in all
fields across the globe, with the committee of United Nations Women. It focused on discussing the
agenda of Women in Leadership with an emphasis on achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world.
Delegates representing several countries engaged in fruitful debate to tackle the agenda and came up
with efficient solutions. The session proved that these delegates were on the right path to becoming
the leaders of tomorrow.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP VS JOB
The club organized a speaker session on the topic of entrepreneurship vs jobs. Mr.Yogesh Chabria
was invited as the guest speaker to talk about the various aspects of both entrepreneurship and jobs
and his experience in the respective fields.
TIME FOR TRIVIA

The NMC MUN Club in collaboration with Case Khazana organized a quiz event on various topics like
politics, brands, and Bollywood. The various rounds tested the knowledge and quickness of the
participants.
IT’S DEBATABLE
The NMC MUN Club launched its first event of the year- where participants were given a chance to
develop their research, debating, creative skills on an online platform. The first round of the event
focused on the topic of Euthanasia. The participants discussed the pros and cons resulting in a
heated discussion among the group. In the second round, the participants had to justify their stance
on various ethical issues. In the final round, the participants had to come up with witty and creative
answers to out-of-the-box questions. Overall, the event presented a great start for the club.
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CONFERENCE 2021 REPORT
Date: 30th April - 2nd May 2021

NMC MUN club conducted a National level conference from- 30th April to 2nd May 2021. It was a
platform that provided opportunities to voice opinions and conduct quality debates and deliberations
on global issues. This year we had 4 captivating committees, interesting agendas, a stellar executive
board and revolutionary resolutions.
No. of delegates: 102

Committees and agendas:
United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)- Freedom of speech and expression across
various countries with special emphasis on police brutality.
Economic and Financial Committee (ECOFIN)- Combating money laundering and financing of
terrorism
All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM)- Review of Farmer’s Bill 2020
Indian Premier League (IPL): Live auction 2021
The conference was declared open by the Secretary General of NMCMUN 2021, Aradhya Agarwal.
And it was brought to an end with an empowering speech by the Principal, Dr. Parag Ajagaonkar. The
ceremony stayed true to its values and edified the students and the participating delegates; it eased
the air just in time to prepare them for the mega conference.
On Day 2 and Day 3 delegates got a platform to not only voice their ideas and debates, but also a
platform to put their inner leaders at the wheel and steer their way through the storm. They
challenged themselves and their peers to arrive at harmonious resolutions and contribute their little
to Global Peace. Team NMCMUN made sure that delegates truly have a memorable experience and
do not miss out on the fun elements as well so we introduced a snapchat filter which they could use
to voice their opinion on different topics during the breaks.With many other exciting features this
year, the participants were sure to be left surprised and thrilled.
The members of the core team have put in their best efforts to ensure the success of NMCMUN 2021.
They have worked relentlessly to make this conference memorable and have amped us up for a great
time that lies ahead.
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MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS CELL OF NM COLLEGE
(MSCNM)
MSCNM was brought into existence last year with great excitement and an aim of developing
interest in students for math and stats by presenting it in a fun and easy to understand way by
virtue of games, quizzes, movies suggestions, jokes and much more.
Last year was amazing and this past one year has been bigger and better. The whole committee
working online throughout the year hasn’t been easy. But even in such difficult times, because
of the wonderful team we possessed along with the guidance of teacher in charge Mr. Sunil
Kadam, MSCNM has grown only upwards in all segments.
The two Co-Secretaries were selected in August by the top core of last year and Sunil Kadam
Sir. Kaushal Parmar and Vidhi Shah (our co-secs) have been at the helm of everything
happening in the committee throughout the year. They then selected our Deputy Secretaries
for the department of Events, Marketing, Content Writing, PR, Digital Arts and Admin and
Finance.
The committee in total had 2 secretaries, 6 dep secretaries and 19 members thus creating a
family of 27 people with the same goal. The constant support received from our Principal- Dr.
Parag Ajagaonkar and our teacher incharge- Sunil Kadam Sir was immense and we will be
forever grateful.
ASSOCIATION STRUCTURE/HIERARCHY-
Events
The events throughout the year were all extraordinary and unique in themselves. They were
very well executed by the Events heads- Priya Khajanchi and Mahek Savla complimented by
their team of 5 members and the co-secs.
1. Algeostat- This was our first event of the year and was very fun + technical. It took place on
19th Nov 2020. Algeostat basically means a combination of Algebra, Geometry and Statistics. It
included a plethora of segments like memes, art, crossword, rapid fire round and pounce. We
had 50+ participants and received amazing feedback from each one of them.
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In the first round, participants had to solve the equations and derive the meme. In the second
round, some instructions were given to make an object and they had to give its name. In the
third round, the participants had to complete the mathematical crossword. The average of all
rounds were taken and the top 10 were selected for the final which included rapid fire
questions on Statistics.
2. Twist-A-Tambola
This was a super fun event which did not need great mathematical knowledge. It was the old
school Tambola with a mathematical twist. Took place on 27th Dec, 2020 when everyone was in
festive mode. This event was attended by people aged 10yrs to 65yrs and was thus very
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3. Excel Like Never Before-

This was a session conducted by Mr. Jatan Shah who is a Microsoft Certified trainer and a
dashboard and power BI expert. It was very informative and included a lot of things which we
might not be aware of like Email Automation, Dynamic Charts, Name Manager, Importing live
Stock Prices and more.
The event took place on 8th February, 2021. This event gained 450+ registrations for us and
120+ had attended the event. The reel made on Instagram garnered more than 7500 views. We
also received many calls for future sponsorships of our events and want for more such
seminars.
4. Filmy Bima
This is the Flagship Event of MSCNM where participants had to identify which movie will be a
hit and which would be a flop and based on that calculate an insurance premium. The company
which provides lowest insurance gets the contract and at the end, if the movie is a hit then it is
a profit for the insurance company and if it’s a flop then it’s a loss. The magnitude of profit and
loss is dependent on the premium quoted.
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5. Mini-Events
Other than our regular events, we had events taking place on our Instagram which included
quizzes. 3 questions were asked every week. 7 such mini events took place and we got a total of
21 winners
Social Media
The biggest progress from last year has been made by our content writing team. In total there
have been 20 Blog posts. The link to our wordpress account is- http://mscnm.home.blog
The team was very well managed by Vanshika Paharia, who was the head of the department.
Her blog “Don’t Rain on my Pitch” was one of the most liked blogs which explained the
calculation of DLS method in cricket. Other major blogs included “Rare events happen all the
time” by Ali Hyder Mulji which gave insights on the possibility of a rare event, “A Mathematical
Ride” by Simran Kankera which explained to us how the working of roller coaster is based on
math, “Crimatics” by Shreya Doshi which explains the use of math in solving crime and “Golf
and Six Sigma Statistics” by Anuj Medtiya which explained the six sigma process with the help of
golf.
There was a segment called Tuesday Tips on Instagram in which we helped students by
providing tips on different mathematical concepts for eg- Shoelace method for multiplication of
2- & 3-digit numbers which was contributed by Khushboo Mehta.
Another segment was called as Cracking Sundays where we shared a joke on maths thus making
for light-hearted weekends. Eg- Why do atheists have trouble with exponents? Ans- They don’t
believe in higher powers.
The next segment is Cinemath which used to go on our instagram stories. This used to give
various movie/tv show suggestions which included usage of Math. Eg- A Beautiful Mind (2001)
based on the life of John Nash.
The final initiative was It’s a Numberful World which showed us how much influence maths has
on our everyday life. Some examples include- Maths and Games, Music, Logos.
Vanshika also had made a Voiceover video in honor of Srinivas Ramanujan on his birthday which
was applauded by one and all.
Our Instagram page: https://instagram.com/msc_nm?igshid=hpyupo4ozljx
Overall, the year has been great at MSCNM!

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ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTANCY
Officer Bearers
Teacher in Charge: Mr. Darshan Panchal
Secretary: Vedant Gada
Joint Secretary: Vedika Khandelwal
Treasurer: Palash Bhatt
Events HOD: Om Mittal & Vineet Kejriwal
Editorials HOD: Jai Vanvari
Marketing HOD: Tirth Shah
Social Media and PR HOD: Darshit Kambariya
Digital Arts HOD: Sarthak Agarwala
Logistics HOD: Rahil Mehta
With the Covid pandemic disrupting the entire world, the entire world was forced to shift from
the physical to the digital world. Adapting to this new normal, AOA moved forward with
renewed vigour to promote its core objective of changing the perception of students towards
Accounts, One step at a time through multiple digital events on the MS Teams platform and
various social media initiatives on Instagram and LinkedIn throughout the academic year of
2020-21.
AOA kicked off the year with its first event on 21st October 2020 titled “Balance It” which
revolved around the concept of Accounting for Partnership Firms. Each participant was taken
on a virtual adventure, traversing through a series of 8 Virtual meetings, wherein their
accounting concepts and presence of mind was tested to the core. With over 50 participants,
the event was indeed a success and received plenty of positive feedbacks.
Building on the success of the flagship event of last year - “The Embezzler”, AOA came up with
a more exciting and refined digital version of the same event - “Embezzler 2.0” on 10th
February 2021. Involving 3 exciting rounds, the participants were given a case study (of an LLP)
in which money had been embezzled. The first 3 participants to identify the culprit, find the
amount of embezzlement and find out the dates on which the amount was embezzled were
adjudged winners. The vigorous efforts of the participants made the event a success.
AOA wrapped up the year on a high with its final event on 27th February 2021 i.e., A Speaker
Session on the topic - “Mergers and Acquisitions”. The session was conducted by Mr. Girish
Vanvari, Founder of Transaction Square LLP. Through this event, the attendees got an
overview of the current M&A scenario along with a brief idea about the various career
prospects in the field of M&A. Huge participation in addition to an insightful presentation
followed by an enthralling Q&A Session made the event a humongous success.

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Further, it is important to note that AOA capitalised on the opportunity to establish a strong
social media presence through its various knowledgeable and fun initiatives on Instagram and
LinkedIn. It included: writing insightful blogs on “AOA’s Blogcorner”, narrating interesting
stories about some of the most popular brands through the “Brand you know, the story you
don’t” series, familiarising the students with the concept of Candlestick patterns through the
“Reds & Greens” series, decoding the key M&A deals through AOA’s Weekly Video Series -
“Dissecting Deals” and so on.
Although the year flashed by in a jiffy on a purely digital platform, yet the happy moments and
knowledge imbibed shall be a forever gained treasure! Here are some of the highlights of the
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TRAINING AND PLACEMENT REPORT
Teacher In charge: Mr. Smitin Belchada and Mr. Huzefa Bhagat

Development Officer: Ms. Amrita Phillips
Placement Officer: Mr. Nainesh Koli
Student Coordinators: Aditi Shroff, Arhana Samant, Ayushi Shukla, Drashti Parekh,
Heenal Shah, Jahan Jariwala, Janvi Janjani, Karan Ladha, Mahek Savla, Navkaar
Bothara, Palak Parekh, Poorvi Jain, Ritesh Rai, Roop Haria and Ruhan Kanwar.
Details of Pre-Placement Training
Those students who required extra practice were given a 3rd round of interviews for both one-on-
one (individual) and panel.
Details of Soft – Skills Training

Soft skills training was conducted for the students of the First Year (FY) and the Second Year (SY).
Modules Covered for SY

Confidence Building
Problem Solving
Decision Making
Goal Setting
Conflict Management
Modules Covered for FY
Self Awareness
Emotional Intelligence
Assertiveness Training
Team of Trainers
Bhavna Tanwani, Animesh Gupta, Niyati Bapat, Aprajita Phillips, Gavin Rego, Shannon Rogue,
Kulvansh Hoora, and Amrita Phillips. Nainesh Koli and Charishma Mudbidri (mock PI and mock
GD).

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Placement Report: (as on March 2021 )

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Campus Placements are in process for the following companies

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JUNIOR COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONS

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CONSCIOUS CITIZENS’ CLUB
Office Bearers
Teachers in charge:
Shivani Bhatt & Maxwel Lopes
Secretary:
Naumaan Seth
Joint Secretary:
Vashist Kanani
Treasurer:
Janvi Goswami & Ananya Bhandari
Co-committee Members:
Diya Gurnani Rohit Jain, Harshil Lodaria, Dhruvi Shah,Janhvi Kulshreshtha, Labdhi Shah,
Aabha Lotankar, Sujal Drona,Akshita Chamoli & Ansh Dedhia
An interactive talk on ‘Teenage Mental Health’, September 10th 2020:
The Conscious Citizens’ Club of N.M. College organized a speaker session on account of
World Suicide Prevention Day highlighting the importance of mental health amidst a
pandemic. Ms.Neha Patel, a psychologist and psychotherapist and director at Sharnam-
therapy and healing, along with Mr. Raj Mehta, her colleague, were invited to provide an
insight about the various issues that teenagers face in the pandemic due to the lack of social
interaction, the anxiety of the future and the coping with the new “normal” consisting of a lot
more screen time than usual. The speakers addressed these issues and provided professional
advice.
They addressed issues like bullying, dysfunctional families, anxiety and so on. The students
were intrigued and were soon asking questions, to which the speakers eagerly answered. The
session was interactive and insightful and enlightened the students on the importance of
mental health and its impact on everyday life. The event was a success.

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STUDENTS' FORUM (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Teachers-in-charge
Mrs. Sonal Trivedi
Mr. Bhavin Kothari
Ms. Bhavana Menon
Mr. Dharmesh Divecha
Secretary – Mihika Surve

Joint Secretary – Krish Shah
Treasurer – Harsh Timbadia
P.R. Head – Anmol Bhambri
Technical Head – Rammanohar Gupta
Creative Heads – Yashvi Shah
Sakshi Jain
Teachers’ Day – 05 September 2020:
The Teachers' Day was celebrated by the Students' Forum on 5th September on MS Team from
4:30 PM to 6:00 PM with great zeal and enthusiasm. It began with a classical dance by Mihika
Surve. Students exhibited their talents through various performances of instrumental music,
singing, poem recitation etc. They expressed their gratitude and appreciation for the teachers
through very heart touching speeches. They played some video recorded messages of various
other students giving a warm surprise to all the teachers. The teachers were invited to share
their experiences of their student life or as teachers. Many teachers shared some very
interesting experiences. It was a perfect blend of entertainment and their sincere regards and
affection for their teachers.
Students’ Performing During Teachers’ Day Celebration

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Luck by Gyàan - A Housie – 17 October 2020:
The event 'Luck by Gyàan - A Housie' was organised by the Students' Forum on MS Teams on
17th October from 4:15 PM to 5:00 PM. The event included a game of housie incorporated
with a quiz on various topics such as Music, Memes, Marvel and IPL. Students participated in
the fun filled event with great enthusiasm. Some teachers also participated along with the
students. The game not only tested the participant's luck, but also their knowledge of these
topics. The prizes were won by the students as well as the teachers. The event served as a
great break from everyone’s monotonous schedules.
Presenting a Game of Housie Online

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Clash of Committees – 08 February 2021:
The signing off event of the Students’ Forum, Clash of Committees was conducted on 8th
February on MS Teams. Almost all the committees of the junior college participated in the
event. It was conducted in four rounds. The first two rounds tested the participants’ ability
to spot error with the help of their wit. In the third round the participants were given a news
headline to add a twist or humour and present the same. The final round included a treasure
hunt. The Computer Society emerged as the best committee of the year and won the trophy.
It was a meticulously planned event which was thoroughly enjoyed by all the participants as
well as the teaching staff.
Students Organizing The Clash of Committees

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WILDLIFE AND NATURE CLUB (JUNIOR COLLEGE)

Teacher in charge: Mrs. Sakshi Parab, Mr. Bhavin Kothari
Secretary: Sia Savla
Joint Secretary: Devansh Mehta
Treasurer: Jainam Shah
Core Committee members: Kaushal Sabnis, Krish Shah, Meet Jain, Soham Shah, Suhani Shah, Tanishka Sharma,
Sanika Shah, Mahek Shah, Nandini Dabhi, Yashvi Birla, Harsh Timbadia.
The Wildlife and Nature Club (jr.) mainly focuses on protection, conservation and growth of flora and fauna.
This academic year, the aims of the club have certainly been achieved.
CLICKS FOR CONSERVATION
The threat of Covid-19 hangs over our heads like the sword of Damocles. Considering the
situation around us, for the first time in history anything like this has happened. But this didn’t
stop our club from excelling and rocked it with its first online event. The Wildlife and Nature
Club’s (Jr.) event Clicks For Conservation - A Wildlife Photography Competition was held on
30th September, 2020 from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm , on Microsoft Teams .
Poster of the event A glimpse of the event, Clicks for Conservation
The motto of this event was to spread awareness that wildlife and nature is something that is
not to be encapsulated by cages but to be captured by camera, whose beauty can be
mesmerized throughout. We had a great inflow of participants for the event. We were also
graced by the presence of our Vice Principal and Teachers, who actively participated in our
event. The participants showed their enthusiasm by actively participating and expressing their
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The event served as a platform for participants to showcase their photography skills and
express their way of seeing nature. All the participants had to send their clicks of wildlife and
nature as their entries prior to the event and were to speak on their photograph, explaining
the meaning and value it held, and what the photograph tried to communicate. The event
initially began with screen sharing of the photographs clicked by the participants and then
letting them describe their ideology of the photograph. There were two winners of the event
who were exuberant in proving their expertise in photography and communications. The
event was an overall success and the participants along with the audience had a lot of fun
being a part of it.
PIXELS FROM THE WILD
The Wildlife and Nature Club’s (Jr). event, "Pixels from the Wild"- A Wildlife Photography
Workshop, with our guest of honour Mr. Mayuresh Hendre was conducted on 22nd January
from 5:00 p.m to 6:30 p.m. on Microsoft Teams. The concept behind this event was to help
aspiring photographers to get some guidance from the best, Mr Mayuresh Hendre, who is an
award-winning Naturalist and Wildlife Photographer and has been published by Sanctuary
Asia, Nature in Focus, and Lonely Planet India on their digital and print platforms along with
winning 2nd prize in a national level photography contest in 2019. He helped the participants
open up the vast doors of knowledge to wildlife photography with his eloquent speaking.
Poster of the event A glimpse of the event, Pixels from the Wild
After the success of our first event we were ready to shine with our second event and it
didn’t set us back but lead to increase in participation. Mr. Mayuresh Hendre started the
event by showing us two of his mesmerizing documentaries. The documentaries left us
awestruck and we couldn't help but admire the beautiful nature at its best. Then he went on
to demonstrate the basics of wildlife photography with a PowerPoint presentation he had
graciously prepared. Later we had a fun interactive question and answer session in which
many of our teachers interacted with him in the question and answer round. The event went
on really smoothly and we were left with an emphatic feeling. The success of the event left a
smile on our faces. In the end, the audience was left with one thought about how beauty lies
in the eyes of the beholder and how one can show the true beauty of nature in its natural
form. Each and every participant enjoyed this blend of fun yet educational workshop and had
an overwhelming experience.

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HOBBY CENTER (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Teachers in charge:
Mrs. Zarana Desai
Ms. Disha Ashar
Office Bearers:
Aastha Rawat
Kruti Shah
Chaitya Vora
Rohan Gandhi
Secretary: Yesha Desai
Joint Secretary: Ananya Chadha
Treasurer: Saumya Jain
Names of Core Committee Members:
Public Relations Department: Vrushti Lodaya
Creatives: Juhi Jain
Events: Vidhi Gala
Technicals: Harsh Timbadia
1.MANDALA ART WORKSHOP

Date: 29th September
Time: 4 pm -5 pm.
Venue: Microsoft teams
The first blockbuster event of Hobby Center “MANDALA ART” taught everyone creative
techniques of creating a beautiful mandala portrait. The audience showed an outstanding
response by perfecting the art of mandala with utmost dedication and enthusiasm. Our
teachers and the Vice Principal Mrs. Geetha Menon encouraged everyone with their presence.
Mandala Artwork Done By Students

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2. RASODE MEI KYA THA?
Date: 6th November
Time: 4 pm - 5:15 pm
Venue: Microsoft teams
"It was a perfect opportunity to test your knowledge about the thing everyone loves the most -
food."
The event consisted of 2 rounds. The First round had the participants identify ingredients
displayed on the screen and every participant was given 75 seconds to collect as many
ingredients as they could. The second round was filled with riddles about commonly used
ingredients. The event was sponsored by Tanisha Murjani from The Bakers Affair.
The event was graced by the presence of our Vice-Principal, Mrs. Geetha Menon and our
beloved teachers. The event was praised by everyone and it was a great success altogether.
3. CINEMATES
Date: 12th February

Time: 4:45 pm - 7:30 pm
Venue: Microsoft Teams
When there’s entertainment there’s BOLLYWOOD. This event consisted of 3 rounds. For
the first round we had dumb-charades. The second round of the event was Bollywood
monologue acting. The final round of the event was an exciting rapid fire. The event was
sponsored by a collaboration of MYSA and The Cookie Factory. We had our Vice Principal
Mrs. Geetha Menon and our honorable teachers attending the event.
Students actively participating for dumb charades

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CULTURAL SOCIETY (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Office Bearers:
Teachers in Charge:
Mrs. Divya Kaushik
Mrs. Sonal Trivedi
Ms. Sumana Kanjilal
Ms. Kausar Kadri
Mr. Maxwel Lopez
Core Committee:
Chairperson: Suhani Shah
Joint Secretary: Saumya Jain
Joint Secretary: Vidhit Vohra
Treasurer: Raj Davalia
Department Heads:
Technicals - Akhil Bhat
Creatives - Reeya Bhojani
Security – Vansh Jhaveri
Public Relations -Prajvi Jain
Events -Megh Shah
Marketing - Dhwani Rathod
1.Quarantunes
Date- 14th October 2020
Time- 4.00-6.00 PM
Platform- MS teams
In the wake of Covid-19, Quarantunes was our very first online event. It was a music-based
event with two categories – Vocalists and Instrumentalists.
The rounds were:

1.Bandish Bandits for the instrumentalists, where they had to play an old song in their own
unique way. For the vocalists, Sur Se Saje Rishte; where they had to perform a song based on
human relations.
2.PANDEMusIC for the instrumentalists, where they could perform any song of their choice.
Whereas, for the vocalists the second round was Baby ko Pace Pasand Hai, where the
participants had to sing an originally slow song at a fast pace.
Finally, the Judge declared a winner from the Vocalists and one from the Instrumentalists. But
due to the phenomenal performances by the participants, 3 more winners were chosen
through audience poll.

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Our prestigious Judge, Mr. Ronit Vohra enjoying Our instrumentalist performing
the event. in the first round.
2.Rhydhun
Date- 27th January 2021
Time- 4.00-6.00 pm
Platform- MS TEAMS
Our second event was a dance competition, where young dancers got an opportunity to
showcase their talent.Two rounds were held namely, Prop and Roll, where all participants were
supposed to choose a prop of their choice and would be divided into sets of 2 to compete
against each other in a dance-off.
The second round was Groove to Prove in which the qualified participants were given a
mashup of songs on the spot and asked to choreograph a dance in the limited timeframe. Our
judges for the event were Ms. Nirmiti Jhaveri and Ms. Srishti Singh Rawal.
The Judges impressed with the graceful Our esteemed Judges enjoying the
performance. performances.
Our honorable judges enjoying Rhydhun.

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THE DEBATE AND LITERARY SOCIETY

(JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Office Bearers:
Teachers in charge:
Ms. Levinda Alphonso
Ms. Sonal Trivedi
Ms. Sumana Kanjilal
Secretary: Mst. Shreyas Chaturvedi
Joint Secretary: Mst. Soham Bhayani
Treasurer: Mst. Soham Bhayani
Core Committee Members: Ms. Yesha Muchhala,
Ms. Neha Isloor, Ms. Swati Bapna, Ms. Kashti Singhvi, Mst. Bhavya Shah, Ms. Mahek Golecha,
Mst. Supreet Singh, Ms. Suhani Doshi, Mst. Arnav Shetty, Ms. Suhani Agarwal, Ms. Yashvi Shah,
Ms. Nandini Agarwal.
Movie Mavericks, 15th December, 2020:

'Movie Mavericks' was conducted on 15th December 2020 from 5 pm to 6 pm. Inspired by the
ongoing trend of watching movies during the lockdown, the Society came up with the ingenious
idea of conducting Movie Mavericks. The event comprised two rounds. The 12 participants were
given a few movie choices to pick from, during the registrations.
The event commenced with an opening address from the Secretary, Shreyas Chaturvedi. In the
first round, a plot twist was prepared for the movie chosen by each participant. The
participants were given a few hints through cue cards to help them speak. Round 2 was an
informal debate between the two participants who qualified for the round. A motion based on
the famous movie '3 Idiots' was put forth for debate. After the speakers presented their views,
there was a rebuttal round where the audience was allowed to question the finalists based on
their speeches.
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Shiv Khakhar was chosen as the winner by the honourable judges, Ms. Levinda Alphonso and
Ms. Sumana Kanjilal. The Joint Secretary, Soham Bhayani, delivered a vote of thanks to the
judges, participants, teachers, audience and the entire team at the end of the event.
The Judges and Hosts of the event congratulating the finalists.
On Air With DLS, 5th February, 2021.

The event was conducted online from 5pm to 6pm. A total of 3 teams participated in the event,
judged by Ms. Supriya Wadia and Ms. Meenal Deshmukh. The event comprised 2 rounds.
'On Air with DLS ' by the Debate and Literary Society of Jr. of N.M. College
The first round revolved around “Journalism and Mass Media”. The participants had to speak on
various topics as radio jockeys. In the second round, participants had to hold a discussion on
the given news headlines like news anchors.
Team of participants playing the role of radio jockeys
The team comprising Ananya Chadha, Aastha Bhatia and Sanya Chadha was declared the
winner of the event. Anmol Bhambri received special recognition for his exceptional oratory
skills. The event concluded with appreciation from the judges, teachers and our Vice Principal,
Mrs. Geetha Menon. The Secretary, Shreyas Chaturvedi, delivered a vote of thanks to the
judges, participants, teachers, audience and the entire team at the end of the event. Prizes
from the sponsors were awarded to the winning team. Coupons carrying some exclusive offers
were presented to the judges as a token of gratitude.

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GUJARATI SAHITYA MANDAL (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Office Bearers
Teachers in charge : Jagruti Desai,Bhavin Kothari,
Dharmesh Divecha & Jimit Mull
Secretary : Hasti Thakkar
Joint Secretary : Prisha Chheda
Treasurer : Khushi Shah
Joint Treasurer : Devanshi Doshi
Name of core committee members:
SECRETARY - Hasti Thakkar
JOINT SECRETARY - Prisha Chheda
CREATIVE HEAD - Poojan Lalka
CREATIVE TEAM - Niyush Mehta & Pearl Shah
ADMINISTRATION TEAM - Khushi Shah (Head) & Devanshi Doshi
PR HEAD - Vedant Thakkar
PR TEAM - Krupali Shah & Dharik Koradia
EVENT ORGANISATION TEAM - Nilay Reshamdalal & Ishita Thummar
Event Name: Ramatastic, Date: 13th February, 2021.

કાય મ શ કરવામાં આ યો હતો સે ેટર હ તી ઠ રે આપેલા ઉ માભયા વાગત ભાષણ. પધામાં 3 રાઉ ડ હતા. સ યોએ
પહેલો રાઉ ડ રજૂ કય હતો જે ADLA BADLI રાઉ ડ હતો જેમાં બો લ ૂડ સંવાદો સહભાગીઓને આપવામાં આ યા હતા અને
તેઓએ ૩૦ સેક ડની અંદર ુજરાતીમાં તે ું ભાષાંતર કર ું પ ું હ .ું ુ ાઓ તેમની ભાષાંતર કુ શળતા અ ુસાર ફાળવવામાં આ યા
હતા. પહેલા અને બી રાઉ ડની વ ચે ે કો ું મનોરજન કરવા અને ઇવે ટને મનોરજક બનાવવા માટે એક ુંદર ગીત રજૂ કરવામાં
આ ું હ ું. બી રાઉ ડની વગતો આપવામાં આવી હતી જેને વેહ ુ તે પેહ ુ તર કે બોલાવવામાં આવી હતી. તે એક ઝડપી ફાયર
રાઉ ડ હતો જેમાં સહભાગી ૩૦ સેક ડની અંદર આપી શકે તેવા સાચા જવાબોની સં યા અ ુસાર પોઇ ટ ફાળવવામાં આ યા હતા.
બી અને ી રાઉ ડની વ ચે ટે ડઅપ કોમેડ રજૂ કરવામાં આવી હતી અને એક ક વતા ું પઠન કરવામાં આ ું હ ું જેનો
ોતાઓ તેમજ શ કોએ આનંદ મા યો હતો. ી રાઉ ડને ATKYA TOH FASYA તર કે બોલાવવામાં આ યો હતો.
સહભાગીઓને tongue twister આપવામાં આવી હતી અને સહભાગી ૬૦ સેક ડની અંદર tongue twister ને યો ય ર તે
કહ શકે તે સં યા અ ુસાર પોઇ ટ ફાળવવામાં આ યા હતા. પાછળથી, એસએમના સ યોએ તેમની પોતાની ટે ડઅપ કોમેડ
રજૂ કર હતી અને તેમના આનંદ ટુચકાઓ થી ે કો ું મનોરજન ક ુ હ .ું અમારા વાઇસ સપાલ, ગીતા મેડમ અને શ કો,
ૃ ત મેડમ અને સોનલ મેડમ પણ tongue twister અજમા યા હતા જેણે આ કાય મમાં આનંદ અને ઉ સાહ ઉમેય હતો.
આ કાય મના વજેતાઓને હેર કરવામાં આ યા હતા અને તેમને રોકડ ઇનામ આપવામાં આ યા હતા. આ કાય મના સમાપન
માટે સં ુ ત સ ચવ શા છે ડાએ આભાર નો મત આ યો હતો. શ કોએ હકારા મક તસાદ આ યો હતો અને સ મ તના સ યો
ારા કરવામાં આવેલી સખત મહેનતની શંસા કર હતી. એકદરે, આ ઘટના સફળ રહ !
The smiling faces after a successful event!

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HINDI SAHITYA MANDAL (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
श क बंधक :
ी त सह और राजकुमार चौधरी
स चव : त नषा मंडावेवाला
सह स चव : नयुष मेहता
खजांजी: दया प रगील
सद य : खुशी म ा और मनीषा गु ता
वृतांत:
अ तं 'SARCASM' 2021
नरसी मोनजी महा व ालय के ' हद सा ह य मंडल' ारा 23 जनवरी 2021 को आयो जत "अ तं 'SARCASM' 2021"
तयो गता ऍम एस ट म पर संप ई । इस अवसर पे मु य अ त थ के प म नरसी मोनजी महा व ालय क उप धानाचाय सा.
ीमती गीता मेनन तथा नणायक के प म हद वशेष माननीय ीमती ममता झा जी को आमं त कया गया था।
तयो गता अपने नधा रत समयानुसार शाम पांच बजे अ त थय , नणायक, कायभारी श क, तभा गय तथा काय म
आयोजको क उप त म आर ई। सव थम अ त थय का वागत कया गया । इसके प ात तयो गय को तयो गता का
नयम प से बताया गया । इस हा य- ं य तयो गता म कई तभा गय ने अपने हँसाने के अंदाज़ का जलवा बखेरा,
जससे वहां उप त लोग अपनी हंसी नह रोक पाए । यह काय म जस तरह से तुत कया गया था वह दे खने यो य था।
इस मह वपूण काय म का अंदाजा इसी से लगाया जा सकता था क वयं उप धानाचाया तथा सव स मानीय नणायक महोदया
ने इस काय म क संशा क । इसके प ात नणायक महोदया ने अपने न प वृ त तथा अपने कसौ टय के अंको के आधार पर
वजेता क घोषणा क । वजेता तयो गय को माणप तथा ब ीस दे कर समा नत कया गया । यह तयो गता अपने नाम
के तरह ही अ तं तरीके से संप ई!

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MARATHI SAHITYA MANDAL (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Teachers In Charge : ीमती मीनल दे शमुख, ी गरीश आंबेकर, ी मॅ सवेल लोपीस

Secretary : ावणी पवार
Joint Secretary : ेरणा प वार
Treasurer : ऋजुता कदम
PR Head : शर या रै
Creative Head : ेरणा प वार
Technical Head: मंदार पं डत
Marketing Head : कृ तका तोरवी
नरसी म जी महा व ालय येथील 'मराठ सा ह य मंडळ ' अ तशय वै श पूण आहे. महारा भूमी या दै नं दन जीवनातील येक
गो ीत मराठ भनलेली आहे, व तचा आदर राखून आपण तचे कायम संवधन केले पा हजे, असा येक मराठ माणसाचा
नेहमीच य न असतो. 2020 या वषात कोरोना या महामारीमुळे आपले आयु य पूणपणे बदलून गेल.े य ात भेटून एको याने
काय म पार पडू शकले नाहीत, पण तरीदे खील ऑनलाईन मा यमातूनही अ तशय दण यात तसेच चैत यमय वातावरणात मराठ
सा ह य मंडळ खालील काय मा या पात कायरत रा हले.
यु झकल म ा
'घुमू दे कानांम ये नादमय सूर, चैत याने भ दे सवाचे ऊर 'असे मनात ठे वत ' यु झकल म ा' या सुरेल काय माचे आयोजन 1
फे ुवारी 2021, सं याकाळ 5 वाजता कर यात आले होते. एकूण 12 धकांचा यात सहभाग होता. मराठ त अनुवाद त बॉलीवूड
गाणी ओळखणे, गा यां या चाल व न गाणी ओळखणे व गा याशी नग डत श दको ांचा खेळ अशा वै व यपूण फे या
धाकांसाठ आयो जत केले या हो या तसेच काही मजेशीर फे या आप या श कवागासाठ सु ा आयो जत केले या हो या.
दो ही गटांनी या फेरीत सहभाग घेतला आ ण भरभ न तसाद दला. महा व ालय या उप ाचाया ीमती गीता मेनन यां या
उप तीने काय माची शोभा वाढली. श कवग आ ण व ा यानी मध या काळात गाणी गाऊन काय माला एक वेगळ च रंगत
आणली. अ तशय अट त ट या धनंतर 'जा हवी शदे ' व 'शारी टु सकॅनो' यांनी वजे यांचा मान मळवला. अखेरीस वजे यांचा
स कार तसेच इतर मंडळ चा आभार दशन समारंभ सु ा चांग या र या पार पडला. अशाप तीने ' यु झकल म ा' ने सवाचे मन
फु लत झाले आ ण सव सहभागी जणां या आयु यात काही ण रंगत आणली.
2020-21 या शै णक वषातील मराठ सा ह य मंडळाची उ लेखनीय काम गरी:

1) गु पौ णमा वशेष काय म:
'गु माझा पाठ राखा.गु माझा सखा. गु वण कोण दाखवेल माग '. गु जनां या स मानासाठ तसेच यांचे आभार
कर यासाठ मराठ सा ह य मंडळाने गु पौ णमे या न म ाने एक वशेष लघुपट तयार केला होता. र ववार, दनांक 5 जुल,ै या
दवशी नरसी म जी महा व ालया या सव वभागांम ये हा मा हतीपट दाख व यात आला होता. यात सव थम सव
श कमंडळ ची छाया च े तुत केली गेली होती. नंतर 'एका गु चे आप या आयु यातील वै श पूण ान' हे व वध ोक
तसेच क वतावाचना ारे कर यात आले. अखेर सव व ा याचे ु त तापण मनोगत एका प पी क वते या मा यमातून
सादर केले गेल.े मंदार पं डत, महीर वझे, रोहन वै , यतीराज फेणे, ऋजुता कदम या व ा यानी आपली कला या मा हतीपटातून
सादर केली. सव गु जनां या तसादातील अमाप कौतुक व आशीवादाने सव व ाथ आनंद त झाले. खरंच, य उप ती
नसली तरी भावना मह वपूण असतात, ही बाब या छो ाशा भेट मुळे सवापयत पोहोचली.
2) बालसा ह य ई - संमेलन:
14 नो हबर रोजी साज या होणा या बाल दवस 2020 या न म ाने आयो जत केले या 'बालसा ह य ई - संमेलन ' धत
ऋजुता कदम (बारावी क) हने सरा मांक पटकावला आहे.

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THE FRENCH ASSOCIATION (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Office Bearers:
Teachers in charge: Mrs. Divya Kaushik
Secretary: Sanya Chadha
Joint Secretary: Siddharth Gokhale
Treasurer: Devisi Shah
Core Committee: Dev Adwani – Head of Department,
Public Relations
Tia Dagaria – Head of Department, Events
Yesha Desai – Head of Department, Creatives
Rammanohar Gupta – Head of Department, Technicals
Vama Shah – Head of Department, Marketing
Saying that the coronavirus pandemic has been overwhelming is an understatement. It has
taken an undeniable toll on everyone, most of all, the students. With the thought of bringing a
smile to everyone’s faces and a spark of fun in their life, the French Association kicked off a
flurry of online events in the college for the academic year 2020-2021 with its first event on
Bastille Day, ‘La chasse française’. Literally, meaning ‘The French Hunt’, the event in essence
was a scavenger hunt wherein participants were required to search for things one finds around
the house. The hunt came down to a tie which was broken by a task where the competitors had
to send a quirky selfie to the event coordinator.
Event poster for La Chasse Francaise Official poster for L'ASSOCIATION

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In between the two events, the committee also carried out the recruitment drive for the
incoming students. They received a staggering response, with almost 150 students applying.
The applicants went through a rigorous and intensive screening process. Boiling down 150
students to ten final candidates was no small feat, but the committee members burned the
midnight oil and did it nonetheless.
The first and only event that the outgoing team was able to organize with the new recruits was
a quiz. ‘La gastronomie française’ was a brain-racking quiz on the knowledge of the
inexhaustible French cuisine. Famed for its haute cuisine, the information to be tested was
extensive, from finding the incorrect ingredients to guessing colloquial names of the dishes. So,
the team divided the quiz into several rounds. In the first round, competitors were required to
answer as many questions as possible in under thirty seconds, followed by a rapid-fire round,
where points were allotted to whoever answered first correctly. The quiz culminated with a
final round of questions for each participant. Participants securing the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place
were awarded certificates, gift vouchers and a gift hamper of baked goodies.
On the whole, despite the online interface restricting their ability to organize events, the
French Association did not fail in making the best of what they had.
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THE PLANNING FORUM (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Teachers Incharge:
Girish Ambekar, Blossom Rumao
Secretary:
Tejas Shah
Joint Secretary:
Suhani Agarwal, Raghav Saraf
Treasurer:
Heth Vora
Core Committee Members:
Soham Kothawala, Krisha Thakkar, Bhumika Makhija, Vama Shah, Anchit Negi, Aagam Sheth,
Jainam Gala, Arnav Shetty, Krisha Sanghavi.
ABOUT PLANNING FORUM JR

Planning Forum Jr is a youth lead organization that strives to provide entrepreneurial
experience to the students. The Planning Forum conducts various events that provide a
dynamic experience of B-World to give that experience.
Drive to Survive
Date & Time: 24th September, 2020, 4.00pm.
Platform: MS Teams
Number of participants: 32
In the above event various teams had to outwit others with their knowledge of the automobile
industry. They had to face each other in 5 challenging rounds which were: 1) Rapid Fire Round
2) Identify the correct Logo 3) Identify the entrepreneur 4) The advantage round based on
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Ad-O-Mania
Date & Time: 30th January,2021, 4.45pm
Platform: MS Teams
The Planning Forum Jr conducted its 2nd event of the year Ad-O-Mania which was based on
testing the knowledge of students of the current marketing & advertising trends and to test
their marketing skills. The participants in order to emerge as the best had to transcend the
following rounds: 1) Taglinester 2) Jinglicstic 3) Misfit Plitchingzen.
Round 2 Jingleistic
NM STOCK EXCHANGE
Date & Time 11th February,2021, 5.00pm.
Platform: MS Teams
Planning Forum Jr conducted its flagship event “THE NM STOCK EXCHANGE” (NSE) the virtual
stock market event wherein the students had to maintain their portfolio investment in the
given stocks for 8 rounds of 40 minutes and emerge as the wittiest investor with the higher
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THE COMPUTER SOCIETY (JUNIOR COLLEGE)

Office Bearers:
Teachers in-charge: Ms. Bhavana Menon, Ms. Gangamma Nayak and Mr.Shailendra Pathare
Secretary: Dev Shah
Joint Secretaries: Khushi Pabari and Omi Saboo
Treasurer: Dishita Dattani
Editor: Moksha Veera
Printing and Designing Head: Rishika Diwan
Public Relations Head: Shiv Khakhar
Marketing Head: Divyam Sureka
Technicals Head: Jaimin Vaidya
Members: Aditya Gupta, Ananya Sheth, Aryan Bathija, Brinda Gada, Hritika Raghani, Ishita
Sinha, Mansi Singh, Nishi Darji, Rushil Masalia and Sakshi Jain.
TECHBASH’20
1. Deadlock - 5th August, 2020:
The Computer Society (Jr.) was not deterred by the trying times of the year and orchestrated
the event on an online platform- Microsoft Teams. The event started with an elimination
round where the participants engaged themselves in a challenging quiz. Next, the participants
answered many trivia questions that helped them earn exciting coupons. This was followed by
a round that tested the finalists' creativity, promptness and problem-solving skills with the
teams presenting their solutions and enticing the judges with their pitches.
Teams pitching solution to the judges
2. The Rogue Operative - 16th October, 2020:

The participants embark on a race against time and unfold the mystery behind the sudden
murder of Dr. Subramaniam, a character who was a part of the Operation Trishul, aimed at
developing Innov- 8. The participants had become sleuths to find the murderer by solving a
virtual treasure hunt. The students had to be vigilant, analytical and quick in order to win and
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Participants solving the treasure hunt

3. Inception – 2nd February, 2021:
The event started off with its first ever online inauguration of the society’s annual newsletter-
Bitz, amidst the dignitaries of our college. The event continued with an engaging seminar on
Game Theory conducted by one of our committee members- Shiv Khakhar. Towards the end,
the participants answered some analytical questions based on the same topic.
Release of the newsletter -Bitz

4. Suspacious - 15th February, 2021:
The event was based on the popular game “Among Us”. The main event consisted of two
rounds. The participants had to strategically move on the board and complete tasks before the
opposing teams eliminated them. The team which completed the tasks first and stood the test
of time, won.
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THE ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION (JUNIOR COLLEGE)
Teachers in charge: Shruti Deshmukh, Kausar Kadri, Disha Ashar

Secretary: Niharika Chokhani
Joint Secretary: Viraj Shah
Treasurer: Tanisha Lakhani
Core Committee Members: Gauravi Talwar, Sasha Kanda,
Vanshika Jain, Ambika Jhaveri, Parthvi Shah, Aarya Diwadkar,
Manav Lakhani, Kushh Sanghvi
Event Name: Product-O-Nomics

Event Date: 31st October, 2020
Product-O-Nomics was the first event of the Economics Association Jr. for the year 2020-21. It
was based on the theme, “the people who are crazy enough to think that they can change the
world, are the ones who do”. In this world of problem creators, Product-O-Nomics aimed at
creating problem solvers.The participants had to register in teams of 2. It was a multi-tiered
event consisting of 3 rounds.
Round 1 was an elimination trivia based on general economics knowledge and current affairs.
The top 10 teams made it to the next round which was a logo quiz which required quick
thinking and of course, fast typing skills. Finally, the top 5 teams qualified for the last round
which was a product development and selling round.
In the final round, the teams were given some of the most basic, yet common issues faced by
everyone on a day to day basis. The participants had to select one of these problems and were
required to create a product to effectively overcome these problems and come up with
effective solutions. They also had to market their product with a good tagline explaining its
main features.
The objective of this event was to give the participants a chance to present their ideas and be a
creator, an innovator, a disruptor and an adventurer. It inspired them to think like a true
entrepreneur and be a game changer.
The Economics Association Product-O-Nomics

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Event Name: Unscammed
Event Date: 29th January, 2021.
‘Unscammed’ was a multi-tiered event organised by the Economics Association Jr.. It focused
on the recent scams and frauds which have occurred in our country. The participants had to
use their willingness, determination and presence of mind, along with knowledge of past and
present to unmask the true scamster.
This event was essentially divided into 2 rounds, first being the preliminary quiz round tested
the overall knowledge with respect to recent scams and their specifics. The second round was
a scam uncovering and investigating round. Top 3 teams from the preliminary round qualified
for the second round. In this round the participants needed to uncover scams of various types
and difficulty levels.
In the first level the participants had to put on their investigative hats and solve a cyber scam
by figuring out the corrupt source in an email. The difficulty level escalated in the further two
levels where the participants were provided with heterogeneous, complex and jumbled data
pertaining to different financial scams. The participants needed to present the data in a
chronological order (essentially in a format of a timeline) to summarise the scam and identify
the culprits from the source and data provided. Their scam uncovering ability was tested with
the help of three scams of varying difficulty.
Following data was provided as reference material:

Level 1 (Cyber scam): Biodata, Emails and call logs of hypothetical victims of the scam.
Level 2 and 3 (Financial Scam): Complex News Reports on Stock Manipulation and money
laundering.
We were overwhelmed to see the active participation and enthusiasm shown by the
participants as they used Harshad Mehta’s brain and Chanakya’s neeti to uncover the frauds.
The aim of this event was to test the participants’ sense of alertness and awareness and their
financial knowledge. It demonstrated their investigative streak and confidence while dealing
with high end economic jargons.
The Economics Association Jr. Team

Unscammed
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ENGLISH SECTION
THE LINE NOT DRAWN
Drawing a line is the first thing that a child learns after he holds a pencil. It appears that
drawing the line is probably the easiest thing to learn and to do. But merely drawing it on
paper is not enough. One also needs to learn the importance of drawing it in our day to day
life. By this, I mean to say that humanity needs to be abstemious in its whims and fancies.
There should be a limit or a boundary to whatever we do because morally unrestrained actions
can only culminate into a catastrophe.
Why is mankind forgetting to draw the line? Why is no one understanding the gravity of the
problem?
Humans have gone too far to achieve their materialistic targets. We have barged into almost
every area which does not even belong to us. So much so that we have displaced and misused
every other species’ area, be it nature, animals, birds, or marine life. Our atomic bombs have
created perpetual repercussions, so have the gas leaks from nuclear plants. We, in our greed to
expand and progress, have forgotten how abundantly we are blessed by the Almighty. We are
perhaps the only species that is on a mission to destroy our own planet. In the name of
progress and development, we have invaded and annihilated almost all natural habitats,
resources and disturbed every living being on earth.
Why is it getting so difficult to coexist? Why do we not understand that we have no other
planet to go to? Everything is designed by God in such a beautiful way to support life. Then
why are we destroying the set-up?
It is time that we learn our lessons. We have spread stygian darkness for our future
generations. However, we just need one thing to get ourselves out of the pit in which we have
fallen. And that is the determination to do something good for our planet and to know our
boundaries.
There is no calamity greater than lavish desires. There is no disaster greater than greed. If we
don’t stop today then we would be forced to stop by the omnipotent nature through natural
apocalypses and that will be the greatest pain which mankind will not be able to endure.
Thus, we should start acting immediately and “Draw the Line” which has been missing since
centuries. I urge mankind to draw the line and bring in the sunshine.
ARYAN SMITH
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Evolution or Toxicity?
We often blame the increasing pollution in our surroundings for our ill health and
compromised well-being, but we often neglect the toxicity in our society emerging within our
brethren leading to our dwindling health and growing mental imbalance. The society as a whole
has been shrouded in darkness in the form of interpersonal judgement transforming our joy
into a rather sorrowful and dilemmatic age of everlasting melancholy.
This darkness which keeps increasing rapidly with every passing day, is whitewashed and
ignored in the name of development and an era- based transitioning. Our generation absolutely
loves to dwell in the hollowness of frivolous social life, so much so that the things which seem
the most imperative are often ignored.
The family, our responsibilities, regardless of gender, are questioned upon by our youth so
regularly now that although, we have become relatively literate, we now use this double-edged
sword to cut the past more often, than to slash our way into mental and social progress in the
present as well as in future.
The human mind is bound to question certain absurdities brought about by our ancestors, and
in all honesty, this is completely justified. However, after a point the entire maxim of progress
is to question our beliefs only to find a solution rather than rebelling against them to prove our
current progress which is merely relative.
The day we understand this basic principle and respect our society without being indifferent
about our responsibilities, while finding a meaningful realm of mindfulness rather than dwelling
in the frivolity of social life just to understand the real meaning of happiness and peace in
society, a new horizon of possibilities will emerge.
We often believe that ignoring this toxicity is the best way to keep our mental balance intact,
but when has ignoring a problem ever been an optimum solution?
We need to stand up together to make it clear in our minds and in our societies that judgement
and hate is not the way to establish dominance around. Remember, a true leader always carries
all his brethren together without any indifference, while a dictator holds rules over society
while ordering his dominance and authority just to prove his worth to himself, so he alone can
sleep peacefully.
Gauravi Talwar
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The Three Warnings
This write-up is of paramount importance for people adoring history. Without a doubt, India
has a rich culture and an amazing history. There are some events in the past, which are so
insightful that even after years, they stand to be relevant and path-breaking. I want to discuss
one such incident- the 3 warnings by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar.
On 25th November 1949, Ambedkar gave a speech in the House, summing up the work done by
him and the Drafting Committee. He gave a short speech on the Constitution and some of its
striking features. But, at the tail-end of his speech, he gave 3 warnings about the future.
Warning-1: Satyagraha
I know what you might be thinking right now- that how can a concept which helped us gain
independence be a threat for our future? In the opinion of Ambedkar, activities like civil
disobedience, Satyagraha and non-cooperation should be abandoned for the benefit of all. The
reason for the same is that such acts are justifiable to a certain extent in an autocratic set-up
but not under democracy.
Do you agree with this? Should popular protests be considered as threat to the nation?
Warning-2: Political Democracy

Democracy is a concept which promotes equality and liberty. Through the drafting of
constitution, politics has surely been democratized. But keeping aside political angle, are we
really democratic in the true sense? In voting, vote of man and woman are equal, but does all
strata of our society mean this? Is there equality in our social status? Thus, Ambedkar warned
us about not ending up being democratic only from political stand-point!
Should we strive for democracy in all facets of life?
Warning-3: Blind Faith and Submission to Autocracy

India believes in bhakti, i.e., devotion and surrender to Almighty to achieve salvation. But this
should not be the approach of an Indian towards politics. The logic of Bhakti might be correct
from religious point of view, but it can be devastating from the political lens. Such attitude
results in dictatorship. There should not be unthinking submission to charismatic authority.
Even if a man is great, his greatness should not be a justification for blind devotion.
Are you surrounded by people who blindly follow a political figure without having his research
done?
In conclusion, I just have two emotions. Praise and Regret.
Praise for Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, because the honesty in the insights he shared were
extremely accurate.
Regret for not inculcating and learning from his speech. Only if someone had taken this speech
seriously, India would have not been stuck in the same problems which were predicted 71 years
ago.
HARSH RANDERIA
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FEAR- A PAPER TIGER
Sometimes life puts you in an uncomfortable position, in a place where you feel you are not
ready to be in, not strong enough to handle, not emotionally prepared to work with. It pushes
you beyond the limits that you had placed for yourself. Life puts you in circumstances that you
feel unprepared for - and the reality is, no matter how long you wait, there are some
circumstances that you never can be prepared for. There are some phases that you simply
need to be pushed towards in order to mature and grow. Sometimes, you simply find yourself
having to taste the bitterness of difficulty in order to gain the knowledge that your soul truly
needs. In life, you will find yourself being pushed out of your comfort zone, tested against your
own boundaries, and learning - sometimes through blessings and other times through lessons.
Sometimes, to learn the best lessons and mature in the best way you must be willing to accept
the uncomfortable position life puts you in.
Remember the times when we were young? How reckless and unbothered we used to be! It did
not matter what people thought of us. We were the “we” , we loved and wanted to be.
Somebody's opinion of us would never affect us. We did what we liked and asked for what we
wanted without overthinking. We were full of innocence. We possessed a nonchalant aura.
Above all, we were FEARLESS, and this boldness was expressive. Things that we were most
afraid of doing or were refrained from doing; was the first thing we would do. Oh, but then we
grew up!
We were exposed to the whims and fancies of the outside world along with the dark parts of it.
Now that we are older, we bear grudges so quickly, get frustrated, want to take hold of those
things that are way beyond our control, we give up easily and predominantly we are scared!
Scared of failure, scared of judgements, of social pressure, of missing out, of taking new steps,
of starting new beginnings, of trusting new people. In a nutshell we are now scared of risking
it, because of the mere thought of an erratic outcome. We dread taking a chance because we
don’t have the strength to go through pain. The “what if's” crawl in here. "What if everything
goes wrong", "What if I lose all I have"?
My point here is, just because you lose once, you wouldn’t dare to give yourself a second
chance, give another try to your endeavour? For once train your mind, put in the efforts, take
the risk, and give in your all. Of course, it’s natural to fear the unknown, but if you don’t even
try, is it even worth living? Our life revolves around risks. When you let even the slightest of
fear take control of your actions and decisions, you might as well in turn, end up risking ‘losing
a golden opportunity’. All those decisions you are scared to take, take them now; all those
things you want to say, but you have just been rehearsing it in your head, waiting for the right
time; say it now. Better late than never. Accept the odds, don’t let a negative aftermath
discourage you. I'm not saying everything will always turn out to be perfect. Perfection is an
illusion. There'll be problems that come without a solution manual, but stay positive in the 50-
50 probability of the happening of an event and dare to risk it.
Problems come as a blessing in disguise. They help you grow. Don't let obstacles defeat you.
Make new discoveries, enhance yourself, explore yourself, and work on yourself. Everything
happens for a reason. Stay positive and strong always!
The Covid-19 Pandemic has changed us to a great extent. It engaged us in finding something
unique within ourselves and in the world. No matter how difficult and painful these times have
been, it has taught us a lot, it made us really go and grow through hardships. We've all come
out immensely stronger. Try to look at the bright side of things. Nothing lasts forever, these
tough times will come to an end soon.
- By Mansi Sonar, SYJC I092

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Expectation is the root cause of disappointment
Ever thought about an instance when you had expected a good outcome from a work you
performed diligently, but rather got a negative one? It must have disappointed you to the core,
so much that you started doubting your skills and confidence.
Some would say they had humongous expectations and hence they had a tough fall. Maybe,
they are right. Maybe, not. The reason for our disappointment is not the outcome, but our own
expectations. In any given work, you have three possibilities; either you will meet your
expectations at par or you will over achieve or else you will under achieve. We find the latter
one the toughest to handle. So how could one not get disappointed by an unfavourable
outcome of the work?
It is simple. One just needs to focus upon the means and the ways to achieve the desired
outcome, rather than actually focusing upon the outcome. It is absolutely fine to have a
benchmark which guides you through your journey. But, what you have under control is not
the fruit, but only the efforts.
When you are satisfied with the degree of efforts you have put in, you will never lose your
confidence or doubt your competence, no matter what the outcome is.
-Aniruddha C. Surve
TYBCOM B 116
Love for Travelling
“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”
Travelling is a part of life. It is a necessity to escape the monotonous routine back at home. It is
when we truly find our inner soul. The biggest advantage of travelling is that one gets an
experience to interact with locals out there. The locals love to hear foreigners babble in their
language.
We get to experience the natural beauty and the cultural heritage of that particular place.
One can wax their knowledge by travelling. We can know about their [place’s] cuisines and
what not! You experience both, good and bad, when you are travelling. These experiences help
us to mould ourselves into adaptable human beings. Let me tell you why I love travelling. I love
the excitement of it all- feeling like a wanderer, discovering new land, a new language, new
currency, new people, and new adventures! Being impulsive and optimistic for nearly
everything is the fun part!
The adrenaline rush of travelling excites me. Travelling broadens your mind in so many
ways. You meet new people, share your experiences, rather than being caught up in the
repetitive routine at home. We get to see how the world lives. I am not there to complain about
how it is ‘different than back home’, but rather to embrace and accept these changes! I like
landing in a new place, and then trying to figure it out- How to speak the language? How to
manage my meals? How to pack my luggage perfectly so, I do not pack it for the 23rd time!
Well, I do not like this mundane task but it is better than staying back home!
I love the simplicity of it all. Buying souvenirs act as memories of that place in future!
Meeting new people, expressing views on certain aspects with others moulds us into better
individuals. Hence, it is rightly said -
“Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.”
Apoorva Clark
FYJC A054

232
(Autonomous)
A PERFECT START TO A PERFECT DAY
Do you hit the snooze button on your alarm planning to wait for another few minutes before
waking up? Does panic then set in that you will get late? Well, for thousands of people, it is the
normal start to the day. Everyone desires to have more energy, productivity, better attitude,
clearer thoughts but doesn’t have a clear answer about how to achieve it.
What you cultivate in the morning will influence the way you think, feel and act. The tone of
the morning will set the tone for the rest of the day. Call your alarm clock an opportunity clock
and wake up to the amazing day in front of you. Detach yourself from technology for the first
hour of the day and begin your day with awareness and a positive focus. Kick-start your
morning by practicing gratitude and take a few minutes to smile. Drink a glass of lemon water,
eat a healthy breakfast and get moving. Clear your mental chatter by writing down a to-do list
in the order of priority. And spend half an hour doing something you love.
The perfect start will keep you motivated and mentally and physically ready to tackle all the
challenges!!
Deepal Vikas Gohel

FYBCOM B082
Lost in the city – Mumbai
Hands stink of rusted poles

Bodies smell with sweat that rolls
Down the body in my clothes
The day was long
And now the night just crawled
Into the hall of my small adobe
It's so aphotic, it's so cold
I at last am all alone
Thousand faces I come across
Many unknown still we travel along
I am in love with this life of yours
You've won against time in this war
City of dreams, nightmare for many
You are the city of different little wars
But still at the end when home alone
Drenched in sweat,
Stinking like rusted poles
After traveling in those trains of yours
When it's aphotic and so cold
Night seems so angelic away from all
The noises and million faces I come across
I guess now I'm truly lost
In those million faces I come across
Effortlessly efficiently losing myself
In the mess of yours
I am lost in you, Mumbai Rishabh Naredi
TYBCOM C075

233
(Autonomous)
Moon-child.
My heart is an island,
Inside this castaway.
Encircled by the blue,
I desire to cruise someday.
Abandoned on this far off shore,

I plan for my getaway.
Made a beeline for the Bay of Love,
Where quiet, clear waters stay.
My heart is only an island,

So out of sight,
Past the blue horizon,
I live from day to day.
Abandoned on this desert shore,

I plan for my break.
Gone to the Sea of Change,
Where love is made.
My heart is only an island,

Where nobody else can see,
The dejection, I should admit,
That conceals where it counts in me.
To be kissed by moonlight,
Furthermore, stroked by stars,
Hung in obscured blue,
Moving from Jupiter to Mars.
To be found by the light of the moon,

Furthermore, cherished under a darkened sky.
Allow the sun to disregard me;
It never heard me cry.
Since there's an exceptional thing about moonlight,

Like it was made only for me,
Since regardless of how awful things are,
I have the moon waiting for me.
Sia Savla
SYJC C096

234
(Autonomous)
Introspection?
As this ray marches down the window

Such mayhem in the dust it frees,
You can either ponder upon it as the way of life or
just let the granule disappear
Light just doesn't seem to illuminate some dreams;
Smash this hand into the naked
warmth that focuses on not just the sacred,
Dust just seems to never settle
Why not introspect this into our dreams ?
Someone just dropped the curtains
Halted the march like anything!
Smashing the head from back they say,
"Study, you idiot , daydreaming isn't the way."
PALACE OF ILLUSIONS Danesh Vora

TYBCOM A119
There's this palace full of illusions
Similar to our world with pouring out delusions
Mirrors like pines in forests dense
Each time I move ahead
Either I fall or stumble ahead of fence
There are glasses transparent
An ideal universe could be seen through
Glitter and shine filling the sky
But were they full of tears or smiles?
Hands reaching out to fragile dreams
Hoping to see people beam
Unfading frost covering the petals
Winter was just a season- one day the snow shall settle
Fate staring right into my eyes
As I blink only to realise
The glass which I was planning to crash
Was also just mirage
Even the gliding waters won't excite me now
Still, I'm trapped in this palace
Which I claimed to be- full of illusions
Slowly as I row my canopy in this cage
I wish if this wasn't the reality
I wish that people weren't so delusional
Like an invisible page
Oasis have at least forbidden hopes
But I - I couldn't find even one ray of it here
- Aishwarya Shukla
To trope!
FYJC I079

235
(Autonomous)
True Freedom
Independent we dwell in a democratic nation

“But is it true freedom?” rises a question.
Do we stand with truth and show our bravery?

Are we out from corruption’s slavery?
Is every rupee rightly earned?
For environment and world are we concerned?
Are women allowed to raise their voice?
Is every girl free and can safely rejoice?
Isn’t female infanticide the gravest crime?
Does every individual achieve justice in time?
What about child labour and child trafficking?
For farmers, labourers, what are we doing?
Is there education and employment for all?
Have we broken the discriminatory wall?
For true freedom, let’s together shout.

Unity brings victory, there’s no doubt.
-Shruti Jain,
FYJC-B
Science and Spirituality
Two opposite poles which have a connection;

Giving mind a right direction;
Lightening up a novel perception;
And exploring world to a greater dimension.
Science and spirituality is a junction,
Wherein faith and logic together function.
Science with spirituality is body with life;

A bond which can’t be broken with any knife;
Which goes hand in hand without any strife.
Spirituality stands strongly on trust;

Science rules all space and crust.
Both work for the same ground;
“Humanity”, together they make sound,
And an equal help they expound.
Science is brain, Spirituality is soul;

No comparisons! Both play their own role.
-Shruti Jain,
FYJC-B

236
(Autonomous)
Childhood
Heart with innocence,

Face with smiles.
Childhood is reminiscence
How soon time flies!
Days when we would suck our thumb,

And sleep with the lullaby’s hum.
When on mom’s lap we had our snack;

When we’d horse ride on daddy’s back.
When we prattled nineteen to the dozen;

When we were too quick to raise a question.
When moral stories granny would tell;

When in delight we would happily yell.
When we kept our toys cuddled tight;

When ephemeral was anger and fight.
When with colours we devastated walls;

When we had: less books, more dolls.
While going to school those harsh wails;
Remember mom tying two ponytails?
Of childhood it was a glimpse;

Just a glimpse, but what a smile it brings!
-Shruti Jain
FYJC-B
THOUGHTS
Thoughts are the best place to wander alone,

The mystical opinions were once innovated here,
The chaotic place to end the gripping silence of life,
The only place where it's fine to have fairy tales and fantasies
It's the journey to an incredible destination MIND,
The light of hidden flowers were once buried and bloomed here
The silhouette trails were once mended here
The place which engages the choices of right and wrong
The phantasms or the angels
The place where you belong!
Aishwarya Shukla
FYJC I079

237
(Autonomous)
DOWN THE MEMORY LANE
A little girl asked her mother,

If you had the power to get,
Anything you want,
What would you ask for?
Smiling, her mother said,

Rather than asking for money or gold,
I would wish to go back in time instead,
Because it was a sight to behold.
How I wish I could revisit my past!

The time when I had such a blast.
Being a child, I was so gullible,
That the world never seemed so dull.
The moments from my childhood,

Those memories flashing through my mind,
Laughing and playing in the neighbourhood,
With a heart so kind,
Those petty fights, the carefree life,

It reminds me of when I was five,
All I would say is, live in the moment,
Because nothing is permanent.
Seize these moments in your life,

Enjoy every smile, get past every fear,
Never forget to have fun,
Because life- you only get one!
ANUSHRI CLARK
FYJC A053

238
(Autonomous)
THE CLEAR SKIES
Looking through the alluring sky,

I lay on the grass wondering why,
Only birds can fly,
While we sit and sigh,
The finches as they flew,

Gazing at the people few,
High in the air,
Are they soaring?
While beneath, to be fair,
Seems boring,
The blind blue sky,

Instantly filled by,
The clouds floating high,
Cloud with its unrealistic shape,
Often becomes an ape,
Or a giant snowflake,
One must admit,

It’s a miracle,
Without the sky,
Our world would be dull,
The sky thus,
Is an epitome,
Of peace and serenity!
ANUSHRI CLARK
FYJC A053

239
(Autonomous)
ANXIETY AND HOPE
Like a bunch of heavy boulders,

It rests on her shoulders,
It’s not like she’s not aware of It.
But it’s been there for so long,
That she’s agreed on ignoring now
Of course, when It was new to her,
She was confused herself.
Cause she didn’t know why she was feeling like this,
Feeling like she was constantly being watched.
Or like she was breathing but barely.
Like every second could be her last....
It’s not like she didn’t try to tell people,
But no matter what she told,
“It’s just a phase” or “it'll go away!!”
Was all she ever got.
A little attention here
A little there, and then IT wouldn’t dare.
To show up and ruin her life.
The one that she planned with so much love and care.
And even her friends stopped trying after a point.
‘Cause maybe they did not know how to get her back.
Or were they just tired of her “theatrics” as they liked to call them.
Even she understood that and tried her best to be more bubbly and happy around them,
'At least it was making them happy” she would say.
Then again it would come back,
This time maybe crawling from under the bed,
But once more her anxiety would make its presence known,
And take her to the worst-case scenario.
“I did not choose this” “I just want this to stop!!”
These were her only constant thoughts,
And just like that, once again,
She cried herself to bed,
No, it was never a curse,
All she wanted was just to be heard.
I don't know if today she's okay or not,
For I have never met her personally.
So,
All I can do is HOPE.
That she hasn't lost hers
And one day,
She will be her beautiful self again.
-JAINEE SHAH
TYBCOM A

240
(Autonomous)
UNSEEN HAPPINESS
A spark,
A flame,
A lamp in the darkness,
Or a ray filled with hope,
In the darkest of nights,
Like a bright little star,
There comes many a moment,
From not very far,
Yes, deep in my heart,
Just so very close,
A sweet simple word,
A sincere wish,
A spotless spot of conscience,
Not made of precious gems,
Or sparkling metal gold,
I wish for a light ,a tiny flame,
To fill up our lives,
During the pandemic with happiness and light .
My heart waiting to see,
Times when one is grateful for all the blessings ,
Times when in the warmth of our hearts,
Scattered like blooms of spring time,
In the wholeness of being complete,
No waits
None in despair,
Just looking forward to a time that heals.
Praying that abundance lives in our hearts,
Like a whole hearted smile,
And countless colours paint the scene,
Glorious kind Nature,
Pouring life into our being .
At times ,conflicting
At times, comforting,
A belief in the goodness,
That belongs to all,
In silence ,in words,
I seek ,the beauty in all,
A prayer of calm,
A wish for time to be the balm,
I want the best there is ,
For us ,for you and for me ......
JAHNAVI SEWANI
SYJC I

241
(Autonomous)
HINDI SECTION
कोरोना, तू ये कैसा रंग लाया…
कोरोना तू लाख बुरा ही सही,

पर तुझसे कुछ अ ा भी आया ।
धरती पे एक नया इ तहास बनाके,
ज़मीन से आसमान तक तू तूफान ले आया ।
रंगो के इस महीने म,
कोरोना, तू ये कैसा रंग लाया…
कल तक ज ह सांस लेने क भी फुसत ना थी,

तेरे मौत के खौफ ने उन सांस को भी सावधान कया ।
हर पल दौड़ती ज़ दगी को भी,
तूने थकान र करने का मौका दया ।
कभी ना सोने वाली सपन क नगरी को भी,
आज तूने लॉकडाउन म डालके थाम लया ।
कोरोना, तू ये कैसा रंग लाया...
च - कस, हडशेक को dont's list म डालके,

"नम ते" ने सबको swag बनाया ।
इंटरनेशनल लाइटस को र करके,
ऑल टाइम hit music का वीज़ा पास करवाया ।
कभी ना दखने वाले भगवान का भी,
डॉ टर, सफाई कमचारी, पु लस, आ द... के प म दशन करवाया ।
Late night parties से चुराई ई ब े क न द को,

आज फर टाइम पे सोना सखाया ।
Extra classes म उलझे ए ब ने,
आज सही माइनो म summer vacation मनाया ।
Snap filters से जब फुरसत मली,
तो 90's के फोटो एलबम को फरसे खुलवाया ।
Competition क पढ़ाई का stress हटाकर,

अलमारी म पड़े drawing books क तरफ यान भटकाया।
गली मोह ले म केट बंद करवाके,
बचपन वाले कैरम को फरसे बाहर नकलवाया।
सनेमा और मॉ स म ताला लगवाके,
अलमारी म धूल खा रहे नए कपड़ से वा कफ करवाया।

242
(Autonomous)
Junk food पे ज़दा रहने वाल को,

तूने घर के खाने का वाद चखाया।
खाना waste करने वाल को,
हर दाने क क मत करना सखाया।
ज़ रत मंद क मदत करके,
तूने इंसान के अंदर इंसान जगाया।
Businessmen को business से छु दे कर,

र त के ॉ फट और लॉस म लगाया।
ब त से र ते छू ट गए थे पीछे ,
आज मोबाइल के कॉ टै ट ल ट ने याद करवाया।
"काम कहां तक आ?" पूछने वाले लोग को भी,
"कैसे हो?" यह पूछना सखाया।
र त के लए फैले ए मैले हाथो को,

आज सै नटाइजर से साफ करवाया।
हर रैली का अलग tagline हटवाके,
पूरी नया म "Corona Go, Go Corona" का नारा लगवाया।
मजहब के नाम दं गे करने वाल को,

आज "Together we can and together we will fight" का नारा साथ लाया।
रा त पे गा ड़य का शोर कम करके,
तूने आज फर कोयल का वर सुनाया।
Pollution का धुंआ वाके,
फर 'Twinkle twinkle little star' दखाया।
21वी सद के रोबो टक ईगो को,
कु त के हाथ फर एक तमाचा लगवाया।
गुटका, तंबाकू खा के थूकने वाले लोग का,

मा क पहना के मुह बंद करवाया।
घर के नौकर को छु दे कर,
हर को सही माइनो म वछता अ भयान का ह सा बनाया।
9:00 to 9:00 क जॉब म फसे लोग से भी,
5:00 बजे ताली, थाली और शंख बजवाय।

243
(Autonomous)
'Janta Curfew' लगाके, तूने 'Care for you' का पैग़ाम फेहलया,

धानमं ी क आंख म भी तू आज पानी ले आया,
कतनी रंग - बरंगी ज़ दगी को तूने बेरंग बनाया,
यूं करते करते, पूरे व पे तूने अपना रोब जमाया ...
इंसान को तूने कठपुतली का खेल खलवाया,

धरती और ा णय पे हो रहे अ याचार का,
उ ससे जुमाना भरवाया,
और कुदरत का ये सबक इ तहास म समाया...
ले कन यक न है हम, तू एक दन इस दौड़ म इंसान से हार ही जाएगा,

रहेगी तो कुदरत हमेशा इंसान से ऊपर ही,
पर इंसान क गल तयां तू थाम नह पाएगा !!!
और कुछ समय म ज़ दगी फर पुरानी पटरी पर आ जाएगी,

और मनु य फर वाथ बन जाएगा…
य क कलयुग के इस दौर म,
कौनसा शंकर ज़हर पएगा ?
कौनसी माता का शूल उठे गा ?
कौनसा वनायक बचाने आएगा ?
कौनसा राम वध करेगा ?
कौनसा कृ ण शंख बजाएगा ?
और कौनसा महावीर अ हसा सखाएगा ?
और फर इंसान का लालची दमाग ष ं रच जाएगा,
तब कोरोना तेरा रंग फ़का पड़ जाएगा...
KINJAL M CHHEDA
S.Y.M.COM
B - 003

244
(Autonomous)
ये फूल ही तो ह, जो हम जीना सखाते ह...
कुछ बोते ह म म,
तो कुछ सूरज क रोशनी म मु कुराते ह ।
और कुछ महकते ह रात के अंधेरे म
पर ये कभी खलना नही भूलते ह।
कुछ इ क महक बन आते ह,

तो कुछ शरबत का वाद बन जाते ह ।
और कुछ रोग क दवा बन के हक म क तरह पेश आते ह ,
पर कसी भी प म ढल कर इंसान के का बल बन जाते ह ।
कुछ उ मीद जगाते ह,

तो कुछ सुकूँ से जीना सखाते ह।
और कुछ मौसम के हसाब से सवरने क सीख दे जाते ह।
हर पल जदगी म लड़ने क ह मत दलाते ह ।
कुछ दो ती का इज़हार करते ह,

तो कुछ यार का इकरार,
और कुछ ठे ए को मनाने का राज़ ।
हमेशा र त को मोती मानकर एक धागे म बांधते ह ।
कुछ चादर बन के अ लाह क दरगाह म दखते ह,

तो कुछ बा पा क मू त को और सुंदर बनाते ह ।
और कुछ माँ अ बे क पूजा क थाली सजाते ह ।
शु है, यहाँ तो कोई ह - मुसलमान या ी - पु ष का भेद नही करता है ।
कुछ तु हारी शाद क र म नभाते ह,

तो कुछ रंगोली बन के दवाली के यौहार को और सुंदर बनाते ह ।
और कुछ तु हारे कफन पे बहाये जाते ह ।
बस उ सव के माहौल से उनके कार और रंग बदल जाते ह ।
ये कतना कुछ सखा दे ते ह , नभाते ह , इज़हार कराते ह,

और कतने ही र त को नाम दे जाते ह,
और कतने ही बेरंग जदगी म रंग भरते है ।
ये उस खुदा क एक ऐसी खूबसूरत रचना है,

जो म म घुलने के बाद भी फर खल जाते ह ।
ये फूल ही तो ह , जो हम जीना सखाते ह।
KINJAL M CHHEDA
S.Y.M.COM
B - 003

245
(Autonomous)
MAA
Usse rishta kuch anokha sa hai,

Ye duniya se kuch pehle ka hai.
Duniya ke liye saikadon kirdaar nibhati hai woh
Par mere liye meri maa hai woh.
Mere hasne pe hasti hai,

Mere rone pe roti hai.
Aur kisi psychiatrist ki tarah
mera man bhi padh liya karti hai.
Mere khushiyon ka mahal bada sundar sajati hai,
Mere dukhon ko kahin dur fek aati hai.
Mamta ki chaya me hame hamesha surakshit rakhti hai
Ye maa hamara kavach banke khadi rehti hai.
Pyaar to woh mujhse aasmaano ki unchaiyon aur samundar ki gehraiyon se bhi jyada karti hai,
Magar ye sanskar dene ke chakkar me kabhi daat bhi liya karti hai.
Uski daat ka dukh
mere se jyada usey hua karta hai.
Meri khushiyon ka sukoon
Mere se jyada uske chehre pe dikha karta hai.
Log kehte hai maa bhagwan ka roop hai
Ha usme koi shakh nahi.
Par agar me kahoon bhagwaan maa ka roop hai
Toh usme bhi beshaq koi khed nahi.
Uss se rishta kuch anokha sa hai,

Ye duniya se kuch pehle ka hai.
Duniya ke liye saikdon kirdaar nibhati hai woh
Par mere liye meri maa hai woh.
Khushi Bhavesh Mehta

FYJC C 025

246
(Autonomous)
बचपन के दन
दे ख ब को खेलते, आ जाता है याद

बचपन का वो व सुहाना!!
माँ क लो रयाँ सुनकर सो जाना,

थोड़ी दे र म उठकर माँ को परेशान करना!
पापा के कंधे पर खेलना,
काम करते व उनको तंग करना!
दाद क कहा नयाँ सुनना और
दादा के साथ म ती करना!
दो त के साथ लड़ना झगड़ना ,

कभी ठना तो कभी मनाना!
एक खलौने के लए रोना,
न मलने पर पूरा घर सर पर उठाना,
कूल न जाने के बहाने बनाना,
होमवक न करने पर डाँट खाना!
न कसी बात क चता करना,

न कुछ खोने से डरना!
बड़े बड़े सपन का घर सजाना,
अपने अंदाज म हमेशा म त रहना!
जद करके अपनी बात मनवाना,
सभी को अपना द वाना करना!
बा रश म भीगने का मज़ा उठाना,

बीमार होने पर माँ को सताना!
तत लय के पीछे भागना,
कई बार गरकर वापस खड़ा हो जाना!
लगता है मधुर बचपन का जमाना,
होता है ये खु शय का खजाना!
Deepal Vikas Gohel

FYBCOM B082

247
(Autonomous)
मंज़र
ऐ राही छु पा लेना मुझे अपने दामन म, शतरंज सी ज़ दगी के मोड़।

ले चल अपने उन सतार के अ बर म, यहाँ शोर ही शोर है।
हाँ, नही चुरा सकते वो क मत मेरी, क तु हर कसी के वा त वकता का कोई न कोई चोर है।
डू ब गई ं मोती व प जदगी को पाने के लए,
पानी मे न तैरन आवे ह नाही कउनो गोताखोर है।
और ई र क द ई उपहार है जदगी, जीवन-मरण म यह हार जीत क होड़ है।
सोच रही ँ कायल हो जाऊ तेरी, जस तरह तेरे पच और दांव है ।

दपण भी न सच दखा पावै, दय म अलग सा ठहराव है।
बाटगे जदगी, जदगी को जहा खुशी पराई और ख मेरा हमराव है।
और सोचे बचाएंगे खुद के साथ तु हे भी,
ले कन यान आया बीच नद म मेरी नावँ ह।
ऐ मंजर! तेरा ठ जाना जदगी के थपेड़ सा लगता है|

तू थामेगा हाथ ख़ुशनुमा वेहम सा लगता है।
अब तो श यत भी अनजान है उस श स से, जसको रो पड़ना भी बहाना सा लगता ह।
और म या क ँ उस इंसान से, जो अपने ही दद म बेगाना सा लगता है।

अब आ जाए कोई भी मु कल य न, ये म जर अपनाया सा लगता है।
Pooja Choudhary
TYBCOM D013

248
(Autonomous)
MARATHI SECTION
कमयेचा सोहळा
अवतरीला पंढरी
द न ब यांचा कैवारी
पाह यास याला वठे वरी
नघाले आनंदात वारकरी.
भ कमयेचा हा सोहळा
पा सव या च डोळा
ठायी या या झाले गोळा
एकनाथ, नामदे व अन् चोखामेळा.
वठू सावळा असे जरी

यान सुंदर ते वठे वरी
शेजारी असे मणी
युगे अ ावीस तया सोबत करी.
पा नी तुज पास
मीपण गेले लयास -अन सुव
आता परतीचा वास TYBCOM B 116
लागे परत याची आस.
नारायणी
तू पूजा, तू अचना
तू ाथना, तू आराधना.
तू आशा, तू आकां ा,
तू इ ा, तू ेरणा.
तू व मता, तू कमया,
तू लीला, तू रचना.
तू क त , तू समृ ,
तू नधी, तू ऐ या.
तू कलावती, तू संगीता,
तू अ सरा, तू व ा.
तू शांती, तू ांती,
तू श , तू अ मता.
तू दया, तू क णा,
तू आनंद , तू भावना.
-अन सुव
या व ाचा आधार तू, TYBCOM B 116
तूच नारी न नारायणी ही तूच.
Young
Young
Endeavour
Endeavour
2020-21
2020-21
249
(Autonomous)
खरा आनंद
वचारले मला कुणी एके दवशी,

खरा आनंद येतो टकवता कसा?
भ व या या पाठलागावर सतत न लागता,
येईल ण आताचा भरभ न जगता.

खरा आनंद दसतो कसा?
दे ही केवळ शोभतो शृंगार सोने -चांद -कां याचा,
मनी परंतु भरतो दा गना एका समाधानी हा याचा.

खरा आनंद होतो कसा?
नाही गाज वत वच व अहंकाराचा अंदाज,
कान तृ त क रतो परंतु साधा एक न आवाज.

खरा आनंद येतो अनुभवता कसा?
नाही टकत ान राजेशाही वाटणार्या पंचप वा ाचे,
ेमाने भरवले या वरणभाता यासमोर मानाचे.

खरा आनंद येतो मळवता कसा?
मन स क रतो तो दे वधम,
व आयु यभरासाठ पु याई कमावून दे तो तो मानवधम.
असो मनु य गरीब, अयश वी, बळ,

नांदतो येका या आयु यात घटकाभर हा आनंद.
आयती अपे ा केले या आनंदापे ा नमाण केलेला आनंद,
वणतो अतूट, सदानंदाचे बंध!!!
- ावणी संजय पवार

SYJC I034

250
(Autonomous)
संयम
तणावपूण असले या या जगात

लोकांना यां या अपे ा पूण कराय या आहेत.
यां याजवळ कशाकडेही ल दे यास वेळ नाही
ते बोल यापूव आ ण शक यापूव कसलाही वचार करत नाहीत.
लोकांना यांचे काम तगतीने पूण करायचे आहे

यासाठ ते जे श य असेल ते करतात.
इतर लोकांना काय वाटते याची यांना पवा नाही.
यांना फ व रत यश हवे आहे.
पूव संयम हा राजा होता

याने एक उ म बंधन नमाण केले
कोणाचेही शोषण केले नाही कोणालाही फसवले नाही.
या या रा यात येकजण ेमळ आ ण काळजी घेणारा होता.
आता धीर हा इ तहास झाला आहे

धैय शोधणे हे एक रह य आहे.
पूव वतं असलेले लोक आता घाईत आहेत,
काम जलद कर यावर यांचे सव व अवलंबून आहे.
अधीरतेमुळे नराशेची पातळ वाढली आहे

आ ण बर्याच लोकांना नैरा य आलं आहे.
समाधानी राह यासाठ धीर कसा धरावा हे यांना मा हत नाही
आ ण या येत बरेच बंध तुटले आहेत.
धैय हा आपला ख जना आहे.

ही नै तक मू याचे नदशक खूण आहे.
तणावापासून र राह याचा हा एकमेव माग आहे.
हा सव म तबंधक उपाय आहे.
Deep Gada
FYBCOM
B052

251
(Autonomous)
FRENCH SECTION
La pollution
La pollution est l’une des plus grandes menaces pour la société. C’est devenu un terme
courant pour les enfants.
Si le niveau de pollution continuent d’augmenter, ce sera le plus grand défi à relever à
l’avenir.
La pollution est principalement de cinq types - la pollution de l’air, la pollution de l’eau,

la pollution sonore, la pollution des sols, la pollution radioactive, etc.
La pollution a un grand impact sur notre manière de vivre, en affectant sa qualité.
La qualité de l’air se détériore en raison des diverses émissions des industries, des véhicules,
etc.
Il devient difficile pour les gens de respirer et d’entraîner des problèmes comme l’asthme.
L’eau est polluée par tout type de polluant. En raison de ces polluants, la vie des animaux
marins est affectée dans une plus large mesure.
En raison du bruit, de nombreuses personnes ont perdu leur capacité auditive.
Donc, il faut essayer de réduire la pollution. Il y a plusieurs façons de réduire la pollution au

niveau individuel. Par exemple :
Il ne faut pas utiliser les articles plastiques. Les déchets doivent être séparés en déchets
humides et déchets secs.
On peut planter des gaules dans le jardin. On doit utiliser les énergies renouvelables.
Il faut éteindre les lumières et les ventilateurs lorsqu’il n’est pas nécessaire.
Il faut suivre les 3R: réduire, réutiliser, recycler. Il faut utiliser le transport public au lieu des
véhicules privé.
La terre est comme Notre mère. Elle donne toutes les choses que nous voulons. Donc,
Il est notre responsabilité de la protéger. On ne doit jamais nuire à notre environnement.
Donc une terre propre sans pollution fera de la terre le meilleur endroit pour vivre .
Merci
Deep
FY B.COM
B-052

252
(Autonomous)
L'amour
Un mot dont tout le monde est conscient. Mais connaissons-nous vraiment le
vrai sens de l'amour? Peut-être que ce mot est si fréquemment utilisé que
quelque part il a perdu sa vraie signification et son sens. L'amour n'est pas
seulement entre une fille et un garçon, mais bien plus que ça. C'est ce qui est
évident dans la nature depuis l’aube de temps. L'amour des arbres avec le vent. La
façon dont les arbres dansent lorsque le vent bouge est le meilleur exemple
auquel je peux penser. Mais il y a aussi des animaux sauvages et domestiques qui
s'aiment et se soucient si énormément que nous ne pouvons même pas le
comprendre. Même en tant qu'humains, il y a tellement beaucoup de types
d'amour - l'amour d'un père pour sa fille, l'amour d'une mère pour son fils. On
peut aussi aimer les loisirs et passions comme chanter, danser, ou même un petit
acte comme passer du temps avec nos familles. Mais le plus grand d'entre eux est
l'amour des humains pour Dieu. Autant que nous l'ignorons dans nos vies
trépidantes, Dieu fait connaître sa présence en formes variées. Il peut s'agir d'un
étranger aidant quelqu'un, d'un acte de gentillesse dont on ne parlera peut-être
jamais mais qui fera sourire les gens, et bien plus encore.
Alors élargissons un peu notre état d'esprit et essayons de trouver l'amour dans
les petites choses qui nous rendent heureux. Apprécions les gens qui nous
entourent et ceux qui prennent soin de nous. Parce que la vie est trop courte
pour être triste. Alors, profitons de chaque instant que nous avons mais aussi,
traitons les gens et les choses autour de nous, avec gentillesse et un peu
d'AMOUR!!
-Jainee Shah
TYBCOM A

253
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PALAK JHAVERI RUSSEL LOBO JANNAT JAIN

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ZENOBIA POWALLA NISHI DARJI
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Academic Year Results 2019-2020
Junior College:
HSC (Regular) Board Examination MCVC - Tourism and Hospitality
MCVC - Marketing & Retail management MCVC - Accounting & Office Management
Semester V
B.Com. B.M.S.
B.A.F. B.F.M.
B.Sc.I.T.
Semester VI
B.Com. B.M.S.
B.A.F. B.F.M.
B.Sc.I.T.
M.Com Part IV
Advanced Acountancy Banking And Finance.
Business Management.

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