DEPARTMENT OF MOP PRESENTS

E-MAGAZINE

United we stand…..

GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI BHAI PARMANAND INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS STUDIES Opp. Madhuban Colony: Shakarpur Extn: Delhi 110092 Email: bpibs.delhi@nic.in ; Phone: 22430067/22016134 Fax: 22016134 [Extn:300]

EDITORIAL SECTION

Editor in Chief:

- Dr. (Prof.) Girish Kumar Sharma

Editor:

- Mr. Ashok Kumar

- Mr. S.K. Awasthi

- Ms. Meenakshi Mathur

Editorial Advisory Board

- Mr. S. P. Ajith Kumar

Associate Editor

- Mr. Aakash Tanwar

CONTENTS

1. Principal’s Message

2. From the Editor’s Desk

3. Course Description

4. About the Department

5. Orientation Programme

6. Classroom Sessions

7. Industrial Tours & Visits

Visit to Mother Dairy Plant

Visit to Coca Cola Plant

8. Industrial Training & Internship

9. Intra Academic Meeting & PTM

10. Sports Achievements

11. Placement

12. Scholarships

Merit & Merit cum means Scholarship

Special Assistance to SC/ST students

13. Academic Achievements and Results

14. Workshops and Expert Lectures

Teach India Classes

Idea Generation & Writing business plan

15. Extra Curricular Activities

National Voters Day

Cyber Crime

Teachers’ Day

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

16. Faculty Development Programmes

17. Faculty Corner

18. Student Corner

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

Dr. (Prof.) Girish Kumar Sharma

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

It is an immense pleasure to edit this issue of the E-Magazine. The E-Magazine depicts various achievements, activities, events and views on the Curricular, Co-curricular and Extra-Curricular activities of the students of MOP (E & H). The magazine also carries articles, poems etc., by the students along with eye-catching photographs to make them more interesting. I appreciate MOP (E & H) Students for all the efforts taken by them to create this magazine. Through this E-magazine, departments have tried to showcase various achievements and activities in the last academic year.

ASHOK KUMAR

Lecturer - Sr. Scale

Course Description

Modern Office Practice (English and Hindi) are being run by BTE under Delhi

Government. These are full time three year diploma courses. The aim of these courses are to equip the students with the advanced knowledge of office equipments, effective communication skills, proficiency in shorthand and typing, efficient managerial skills to become personal secretaries, office executives, computer operators, stenographers, receptionists and personal assistants in government departments, private organizations and public sectors.

About The Department

Qualified Faculty members are engaged in imparting and sharing relevant knowledge and information with the students. Besides regular faculty selected through UPSC, well qualified and eligible part time faculty is also engaged. The department has well equipped classrooms enriched with audio-visual aids, state of the art computer lab and HOME lab having all the required machinery useful for the study and research of handling of office machines. Sports room is available for the students to play various indoor games like table tennis, chess, carom, arm wrestling, etc.

ACADEMIC CALENDER Academic Calender for the session 2018-2019 issued by DTTE

ITEM DATE

ODD SEMESTER

Commencement of odd semester for

Ist, 3rd and 5th Semester Classes 01.08.2018

End of odd semester 16.11.2018

Submission of sessional Records 22.11.2018

Commencement of BTE Examination 20.11.2018

Winter Vacation 24.12.2018 to 06.01.2019

EVEN SEMESTER

Commencement of Even semester 07.01.2019

End of even semester 27.04.2019

Submission of sessional Records 02.05.2019

Commencement of BTE Examination 30.04.2019

Summer Vacation 27.05.2019 to 31.07.2019

Commencement of next Academic

Session 2019-20 for Ist, IIIrd and

Vth Semester Classes

01.08.2019

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME Orientation programme for the first year students was held on 01/08/2018. The Principal addressed the students and highlighted various activities, achievements and features of the institute. He emphasized on punctuality, hard work and honesty. He explained the students about the importance of attendance rules, sessional examination, board examinations etc. Students were informed about all the facilities, rules and regulations of the institute. It was followed by the introduction of faculty members of various departments. They motivated the students and advised them to improve their skills and utilize each and every opportunity given by the institute.

Class Room Sessions

Teaching learning is mainly interactive in nature. To facilitate learning emphasis is being given on both theoretical as well as practical aspects of the course to make the students well trained professionals. Students are encouraged to actively participate in classroom sessions by group discussions, debates, presentations, assignments and projects to develop their skills.

Industrial Tours/Visits

Industrial visits/Tours are arranged for the students of BPIBS to get deeper and

meaningful understanding by industry-Institute Interaction. Shri SK Awasthi,

In-charge tours/visits takes keen interest in organizing students’ tour to Mother

Dairy.

Visit to Mother Dairy Plant, Patparganj.

Students of MOP (E & H) Sem-IIIrd/

Vth were taken for a visit to Mother

Dairy Plant, Patparganj, for a visit on

21st August 2017. They were shown an

informative documentary movie on the

various activities of Mother Dairy.

Thereafter, they were taken for a round

inside the campus, where they were

shown machines and experiments

related to the functioning of the Dairy.

Students were explained the

manufacturing process of ice cream,

butter milk, curd and other milk

products. At the end of the visit students

and staff were given a treat of flavoured

milk and ice creams. It was really an

enjoyable and informative visit. Mr. S.K.

Awasthi and Ms. Sushmita Biswas were

the staff members who took the students

for the visit.

VISIT TO COCA COLA PLANT

Students of MOP (E & H) Sem Vth

were taken for a visit to Moon

Beverages Ltd. (Coca Cola Plant)

Greater Noida, U.P. on 12th September,

2017. They were shown an informative documentary movie on the history of

Coca Cola. Thereafter, they were taken to a production house (VAULT) where

they were shown machines and experiments related to the production of various

products of Coca Cola. Students were also told about the production procedure

of MAZAA. At the end of the visit students and staff were given a treat of Coca

Cola drinks. The visit helped the students in improving marketing strategies and

business plan. Mr. S.K. Awasthi and Ms. Pratibha Singh were the staff members

who took the students for the visit.

Visit to Coca Cola, Greater Noida

Industrial Training/Internship

Apart from completing the prescribed syllabus, the students are required to

undergo 8-weeks of practical/Industrial Training in the public sector

undertakings/private reputed organizations. The students are also required to

prepare dissertations/project reports. Shri Kaushal Mehta, In-Charge training and

placement, works sincerely for training the students.

To develop analytical and professional skills, training and exposure in offices

and work environment is essential for the students to experience real work

culture. This exposure brings in a certain amount of professionalism in the

students. So, by the time the students complete their 8 weeks (2 months)

Industrial Training and come back to the institute; most of them become quite

experienced. This transformation in the students from students to professionals is

almost like the transformation of a caterpillar to a butterfly. Industrial Training

trains and polishes the students into mature and efficient professionals.

TRAINING LIST MOP (H) 6TH SEM

S.NO. STUDENT NAME MOBILE NO. COMPANY NAME

1. AMAN KUMAR 7503551914 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

2. AMAN KUMAR JHA 8285436567 CENTRAL POLLUTION

CONTROL BOARD

3. ANJALI 7503116931 ICICI FOUNDATION

4. ANKIT KUMAR 8285609533 CENTRAL POLLUTION

CONTROL BOARD

5. ANKUR TYAGI 8285839956 CENTRAL POLLUTION

CONTROL BOARD

6. AVICHAL DUBEY 9654567866 FCI

7. KHIMANAND JOSHI 9015939590 KRISHI ANUSANDHAN BHAWAN

8. MOHIT KUMAR 8130852649 KRISHI ANUSANDHAN BHAWAN

9. NEETU PAL 8447092662 ICICI FOUNDATION

10. PANKAJ KUMAR 9650237743 KRISHI ANUSANDHAN BHAWAN

11. PINTU KUMAR 9069697008 KRISHI ANUSANDHAN BHAWAN

12. PRIYANKA KUMARI 9821142620 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

13. RIZWAN KHAN 9560984527 KRISHI ANUSANDHAN BHAWAN

14. SHAILESH RANA 9968414375 KRISHI ANUSANDHAN BHAWAN

15. SHAILJA 9911429297 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

16. YASH CHAUHAN 7531882968 KRISHI ANUSANDHAN BHAWAN

MOP (E) 6TH SEM

S.NO. STUDENT NAME MOBILE NO. COMPANY NAME

1. AMAN KAUSHIK 8447873505 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

2. AMIR HASAN 7533032760 INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE

3. ANAND KUMAR 8447888355 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

4. ANJALI 9643860667 ICICI FOUNDATION

5. DEBANKAN PAUL 8826378006 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

6. FARHAN RAZA 8447538539 INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE

7. HIMANSHI AGGARWAL 9582045305 ICICI FOUNDATION

8. HIMANSHU 8512856563 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

9. HUPENDER 7053248565 DWARKA COURT

10. INDER PAL GAUTAM 9540976187 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

11. JITENDRA SINGH BISHT 8505823235 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

12. JYOTSNA LOHIA 8373932319 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

13. MONU 9717379271 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

14. NIKITA 9868122903 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

15. NISHIKANT SINGH 9810275491 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

16. NITIN YADAV 9899643177 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

17. PARAS PANDEY 9650280551 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

18. RAM KUMAR 8802124970 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

19. RISHABH MALHOTRA 9069399258 INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE

20. SACHIN 8447047137 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

21. SARAFRAJ 8882961968 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

22. SHILPA JARYAL 9711962919 BPIBS SHAKARPUR DELHI

23. SHIVANAND YADAV 7838677051 INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE

24. TANMAY MAITRA 8802225362

SUJATA ENTERPRISE

DWARKA DELHI

INTRA ACADEMIC MEETING AND PARENTS TEACHER MEETING

Intra Academic Meetings are held at the end of every month to discuss

issues related to the functioning of the department, academic matters and college facilities. The students are also encouraged to discuss their problems with the faculty members. The department tries to resolve them as earlier as possible on their part.

The department organizes parent teacher meeting to inform the parents

about the progress of their wards, attendance, class participation, behavior etc. Parents are addressed by each faculty member and Head of the department to discuss student’s academic performance every month.

Sports Achievements

Sports is a key to a healthy life style, improves one’s skill, increases the

capacity of facing stress and makes a person strong, energetic, physically as well as mentally fit.

To motivate students every year sports week is organized in the college

premises. Indoor sports activities like table tennis, chess, carom, arm wrestling, badminton were conducted on 05/02/2018 to 09/02/2018.

Sports Day was celebrated with much enthusiasm at East Delhi Sports Complex, East Vinod Nagar, Delhi. Some of the events were races, long jump, high jump & tug of war.

Best players of MOP Department:

(GIRLS)

Name MOP(E/H) Event/Rank

Khushboo Kashyap MOP (E) Carom / 1st

Anjana MOP (H) Arm Wrestling / 1st

Varsha Rani MOP (H) Long jump / 2nd

Anjali MOP (H) Carom / 2nd

(BOYS)

Name MOP(E/H) Event/Rank

Aman kumar Jha MOP (H) 400mtr. Race & long jump /

1st & 2nd

Hupender MOP (E) Arm Wrestling & Relay race /

1st

Tanmay MOP (E) Relay race / 1st

Naveen Gupta MOP (E) Arm Wrestling / 1st

Placements

The real achievement of any institute depends on the placement of its students.

MOP department feels proud to share that 80% students have got excellent

placements and some of them have established their own business. Our diploma

students have been occupying good honorable posts viz. Desk Officer,

Sr. Executive, Instructors etc. and are drawing Rs. 2 lakh per annum. Our

students have been placed in the organizations as under:-

S.No Candidate Name Course Name Batch Package

(in Lakhs PA)

Company

Name

1 Amir Hasan MOP (E) 2015-18 Rs. 2.00 (approx.) Own Business (Cyber Café) Silampur

2 Anand Kumar MOP (E) 2015-18 Rs. 2.00 (approx.) Delutin, Gurugram

3 Farhan Raza MOP (E) 2015-18 Rs. 1.25 (approx.) NBFC Bank, Gurugram

4 Nishikant Singh MOP (E) 2015-18 Rs. 1.25 (approx.) Dwarka Court, Delhi

5 Shivanand Yadav MOP (E) 2015-18 Rs. 2.00 (approx.) Indusland Bank, Karol Bagh

6. Inderpal Gautam MOP (E) 2015-18 Rs. 2.25 (approx.) Om Sectech India Pvt. Ltd., Noida

Scholarships

MERIT AND MERIT-CUM-MEANS SCHOLARSHIPS

In order to encourage the students to concentrate more on their studies and

other curricular activities, besides topping the ranks in their subjects, BPIBS has

been distributing Merit and Merit-Cum-Means Scholarship to its student-toppers.

SPECIAL ASSISTANCE TO SC/ST STUDENTS.

Each year’s special assistance is given to reserved category students. This

year also some students have been given the same assistance & facilities. They

are given pen drives, registers, dictionaries, students’ bags, pens, and such other

items from time to time during each academic year. Each student is provided with

one pen drive (32 GB), Ball Pen and one Scientific Calculator.

Academic Achievements/Results

Every year students of MOP department achieve notable distinction in

academics. The students who stood 1st, 2nd, 3rd in the final examination in the

year 2017 (2014-2017 Batch) are listed alongside.

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

Sl. No. BATCH BTE ROLL

NO. NAME CLASS

MARKS OBTAINED

PERCENTAGE POSITION

1.

2014 – 17 1406171006 Ankit Duhan MOP E 1591/1940 82.01 1ST

2014 – 17 1406171015 Lokesh Kumar MOP E 1583/1940 81.59 2nd

2014 – 17 1406171011 Khushboo Lodhi MOP E 1560/1940 80.41 3rd

2.

2014 – 17 1406181006 Jyoti MOP H 1476/1940 76.08 1ST

2014 – 17 1406181010 Pankaj Sharma MOP H 1454/1940 74.94 2nd

2014 – 17 1406181015 Raj Kumar MOP H 1397/1940 72.01 3rd

3.

2015 - 18 1506171006 Himanshi Aggarwal

MOP E 1648/1940 84.94 1ST

2015 - 18 1506171007 Debankan Paul MOP E 1557/1940 80.25 2nd

2015 - 18 1506171009 Farhan Raza MOP E 1518/1940 78.24 3rd

4.

2015 - 18 1506181009 Mohit Kumar MOP H 1595/1940 82.21 1ST

2015 - 18 1506181001 Aman Kumar MOP H 1566/1940 80.72 2nd

2015 - 18 1506181013 Priyanka Kumari MOP H 1531/1940 78.91 3rd

Workshops/Expert Lectures

Expert Lectures/Workshops are held in the institute each semester to abreast

students of the latest developments in their respective technical areas and to help

them to hone their skills. For this, expert from various areas are invited to

deliberate and interact with the students on select topics. In continuance of the

same trend, the department organized expert lectures on:

TEACH INDIA CLASSES (TIMES OF INDIA)

The ability to converse in English opens the doors to employment in various sectors. The learners undergo the training on spoken English and the target of the training is to make them job-ready in terms of spoken English requirements. Teach India is a CSR initiative of Times of India in collaboration with British Council. Learners attend 2 hour sessions each day, 6 days a week for 100 days. Each 2 hour session comprises of one chapter or unit in the curriculum. The curriculum has a learner – focused approach, with the teacher acting as a facilitator rather than a dispenser of knowledge. There is an additional module ‘Face the World’ that focuses on soft skills and interview skills, to equip the learners to perform better at interviews. In BPIBS, Teach India conducted the classes of 40 days for MOP (Modern Office Practice) Ist Year students.

IDEA Generation and Writing Business Plan

BPIBS Organised an Expert lecture on ”IDEA Generation and Writing Business Plan” on 4th September 2017 and the students of MOP (E/H) participated in the lecture delivered by Mr. Naresh Priyadarshan from SIIF (Innovation and Incubation Foundation).

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

National Voters Day

National Voters Day was celebrated in BPIBS on 11th January, 2017. Various events were organized such as Poster Making, Essay Writing, Slogan Making and Debate. Students from MOP Department participated in various events and one of the students of MOP (English) Ms. Sheetal got IInd Position in Essay Writing (Hindi).

CYBER CRIME

The students of MOP Department participated in one day awareness programme on ‘Cyber Crime’ organized by Delhi Police on 19th February, 2018 at Yamuna Sports Complex, Surajmal Vihar, Delhi. Delhi Police commissioner address the gathering, he highlighted the problem of cyber crime which is growing day by day. The aim of the event was to create awareness among the students. Delhi Police officials explained various criminal activities related to computer and internet like unsafe data on social site, hacking, cyber stalking, spamming, theft of password, cyber bulling etc. They guided the audience about prevention and handling of these matters.

TEACHERS’ DAY

Teachers’ Day was celebrated on 5th September, 2018 with much enthusiasm by the students to honor all the teachers of BPIBS. Every year Department of MOP celebrate this day in the memory of former President of India Late Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Dr. (Prof.) Girish Kumar Sharma, Principal motivated the students to perform their best. He urged them to respect their teachers, follow their guidance and advice to become dynamic professionals and responsible citizen. Shri Ashok Kumar, In-Charge MOP highlighted the value of teachers in one’s life and their contribution in nation building. He also suggested that if one wants to scale great height s/he should be a lifelong learner. Senior Faculty members of BPIBS share their experiences of teaching-learning process and blessed the students with their inspirational words.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Clean India Mission is a Cleanliness drive initiatied by our Hon'ble PM, Shri Narender Modi. It is a collective effort towards a pristine environment. Our campus has always been one of the cleanest, and attention has always been given to keep it clean even before Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. But there is always a scope for improvement, so ever since the beginning of the mission; more attention is being given to keep the campus of the institute cleaner. Students and staff of MOP Department take part in the cleanliness drive on daily basis to make the campus neat, clean and vibrant.

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRMMES (FDP) ATTENDED BY FACULTIES

The faculty participates in various workshops, Seminars, Conferences etc. to

learn new and innovative teaching methodologies, to develop quality oriented

education, to sharpen their skills and capabilities and hence, adopt the same to

make teaching more student friendly. List of Faculty development programmes

held in the institute are:

STC conducted at BPIBS & faculties attended in other institutes from 2016 to till date

S.NO NAME OF PROGRAM NAME OF FACULTIES SPONSORED/

ORGANIZING DEPT. DATE WITH DURATION

1

Computations and Optimization in Engineering with MATLAB

Sh. S.P. Ajith Kumar

NITTTR Kolkata 18-12-2017

to 29-12-2017

2 Facilitation Skills and Career Development

for Youth

Dr. Sampurnananda Mishra

YMCA, Delhi 04-02-2017

to 08-09-2017

FACULTY CORNER

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IMPORTANCE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION FOR WOMEN

Education is vital for every individual. Technical Education is considered to be a catalyst for industrial development and economic growth of a country. Technical education comes under the branch of vocational studies involving applied science and modern technology. India is a country of diversity and cultural plurality with various inequalities in system and society. Position of women in our society is unequal due to economic conditions. Women should be educated enough to meet the challenges of life. “There is no chance for welfare of the world unless the condition of women is improved. It is not possible for a bird to fly on only one wing”.

- Swami Vivekananda It is the need of the hour that women should be economically empowered

which would improve their lives, broaden the outlook and vision with the freedom of thought and expression to liberate themselves from the shackles of age old tradition of women oppression.

“Building capacity dissolves differences. It irons out inequalities”.

- Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

To improve the status and prestige of women it is necessary to shift the emphasis from general courses to job oriented technical education which has a huge scope from defense to medical sector, public to private multinational companies. A woman is able to choose a career of her choice and set up her own establishment to make her self reliant. It is like a lighthouse showing the way in the turbulent sea of gender discrimination, suppression & economical dependence. Women with higher and better level of skill adjust more effectively to the challenges and opportunities of the world of work.

The scholarship ‘PRAGATI’ aims at providing encouragement and support to

girl child to pursue technical education. Government of India’s initiative ‘Skill India’ is playing catalyzing role in providing technical training in various fields. Women should actively participate in learning skills to transform their lives. Due to ‘Make in India’ and ‘Digital India’ campaign there are a lot of opportunities for the people who are in technical sector.

Education based on modern technology lays the foundation of a prosperous

nation and in an era of fast changing society and globalization, technical education is most useful for uplifting the condition of women. Technical education provides new hope of success, inspires a women to lead a bright life with competence to handle different assignments.

(MEENAKSHI MATHUR)

ENGLISH FACULTY

Student’s corner

Entrepreneur

An Entrepreneur is someone who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise. An entrepreneur is an agent of change. Also, entrepreneurs are individuals who recognize opportunities where others see chaos or confusion. Entrepreneurship is the act and art of being an entrepreneur or one who undertakes innovations or introducing new things. These new things

can be any of the start-ups. The most obvious form of entrepreneurship is of starting new business. Entrepreneurship is the process of discovering new ways of combining resources.

Habits That Prove You Were Born to Be an Entrepreneur You can’t sit still. You’re always

itching to come up with something, and do something great.

You’re always coming up with ideas. Good or bad, the flow of ideas never stops.

You get excited when you see a successful business in action. Whether it’s a local bar or a supermarket franchise, you can’t help but smile when you see a good business.

You love to learn new things. How tos and tutorials are what you’re all about..

You dream of wealth. Money isn’t everything, but you can’t help but have it on your mind.

You don’t give up easily. You face tough challenges but keep going.

You’re disciplined in your habits. You have set routines that don’t get broken easily.

You aren’t afraid of hard work. You give everything in your life 100 percent.

You have a high threshold for risk. You don’t take blind risks, but you don’t stay complacent either.

You bounce back from failure. You’ve experienced crushing failure, but it’s never stopped you from coming back.

You set goals for yourself. Big or small, goals fill your life.

You help people whenever you can. You’re interested in the greater good.

You find challenges in everything you do. You seek out opportunities to challenge yourself.

You find ways to inspire people. You’re inspired by inspiration.

You’re proud of yourself.

You help your friends solve their problems. You’re great at problem analysis..

You set deadlines for yourself. No excuses.

You get involved with things. If you see a car on the side of the road, you get out and ask if you can help.

You cut out things in your life that don’t work for you. If it’s inefficient or bothersome, it’s gone.

You negotiate whatever you can. Flea markets and salaries are just the beginning.

You see the potential in people. You don’t see people for who they are. You see them for who they could be.

You follow up with people when you want something. You don’t let opportunities go.

You avoid things that waste your time. You’re immune to mobile games and idle social-media time.

You make rational decisions, not emotional ones. For the most part, you trust your logic over your emotions.

You frequently start new passion projects. Every week, a new idea is transformed into a hobby.

You constantly upgrade your house (or car or anything). There’s always something to tinker with, replace or improve.

You’re crazy about new technology. You’re addicted to learning how new technologies can improve your life.

You read the news every day. It’s an ingrained habit.

You listen to others’ advice. You make your own decisions, but listen to others’ opinions too.

You never write off your dreams. You take your aspirations seriously. They’re a part of you.

(Source: Compiled from website {entrepreneur.com})