An industrial visit was organised for B.Com Semester III students (A1 and A2) on 14th September 2019.There was overwhelming response from the students. Around 50 students were taken to the industrial site at Kamduni, Rajarhat by five faculty members. There was an interactive programme by virtue of which the knowledge of the students was enriched. They were enlightened about various issues associated with import and export of sea-food products. They got an opportunity to see the entire manufacturing process right from procurement of raw materials to the despatch of goods for export. They also gathered a fair idea about pisciculture and the significance of quality standards to reach out to the global market.
The Department of Political Science organised a field trip to Netaji Bhawan for the students of Semester IV on 5th April, 2023. A total of 55 students accompanied by 5 teachers visited the ancestral house of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose that has been converted into a museum under the aegis of the Netaji Research Bureau …
An industrial visit was organised for B.Com Semester III students (A1 and A2) on 14th September 2019.There was overwhelming response from the students. Around 50 students were taken to the industrial site at Kamduni, Rajarhat by five faculty members. There was an interactive programme by virtue of which the knowledge of the students was enriched. …
On the 21 st of February, 2019, the students of BBA (Hons.), Third Year batch, were taken for an Industrial Visit, organised by the Department Coordinator Dr. Tridib Sengupta, to the Amul Macho factory situated at Agarpara. The students were accompanied by class coordinator Prof. Jayjit Chakraborty and Mr. Nandadulal Jana, and had the golden …
As we know the COVID-19 pandemic is the worst global health crisis of our times and the greatest challenge we have faced since World War II. Since its emergence in Asia in 2019, the virus has spread to every country. We have now reached the tragic milestone of more than three million deaths, and the …
Industrial Visit To S.A.Exports, Marine Division
An industrial visit was organised for B.Com Semester III students (A1 and A2) on 14th September 2019.There was overwhelming response from the students. Around 50 students were taken to the industrial site at Kamduni, Rajarhat by five faculty members. There was an interactive programme by virtue of which the knowledge of the students was enriched. They were enlightened about various issues associated with import and export of sea-food products. They got an opportunity to see the entire manufacturing process right from procurement of raw materials to the despatch of goods for export. They also gathered a fair idea about pisciculture and the significance of quality standards to reach out to the global market.
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