SJEC Magazine 2014 - 15

ST. JOSEPH’S EVENING COLLEGE

(Autonomous and Re-accredited)35, MUSEUM ROAD, BENGALURU – 560025

Empowering youth since

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Annual 2014 - 15

Patron of the College

St. Joseph

EDITORFr. Maxim Dias SJ

PRODUCTION EDITORMr. Albert Smith

FACULTY ADVISORYDr. Christopher HoskinsFaculty, Language Department (Political Science)Dr.Seshadri Faculty, Language Department (Hindi)Mr. Thyagaraj Faculty, Language Department (Kannada)Ms. Emelia Therese Head, Language Department (Tamil)

EDITORIAL BOARD Supriya, II B.Com BRakshith. P, IIIB.Com BNaveen, III BA JPSVinod. J, III BBM

PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANCEJoshua Obediya Kirubakaran.J, II B.Com A

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SJEC ANNUAL 2014 -15

Rev. Fr. Maxim Dias SJPrincipal, St. Joseph’s Evening College .

Rev. Fr. Victor Lobo SJ Principal, St. Joseph’s Evening College.

Thank You

Welcome

Welcome to another edition of the college annals; a year that saw Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal of

St. Josephs Evening College steering the institution with his stout, disciplined, tolerant and sagacious leadership, as the college prepared for NAAC reaccreditation and peer team visit, as well as the Autonomy evaluation committee’s visit.

This year the college bid farewell to Prof. C. Ravishankar (Department of History), Prof. Joy Alex (Department of Economics) and Mr. Arunodhaya Mahanta (office staff). They contributed selflessly to the growth of the institution in various capacities over several decades. The college bows in veneration to these three stalwarts and wishes them well in all their future endeavors.

The College continued to strive as in previous years, for the oppressed, the distressed and the lost; ensuring that these students get every possible opportunity to scale great heights. The Management and staff untiringly ventured to enhance this commitment The academic year ended with the unexpected transfer of Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, as Principal to St. Josephs College. His affection and compassion for the evening college, sharp intellect, astute leadership, discipline, articulation, untiring accessibility and collective decision making stand admirable at all times. We at St. Joseph’s Evening College take this opportunity to congratulate

Fr. Victor Lobo SJ on his new assignment and wish him all the best. Nevertheless, the college will miss his presence.

We congratulate Fr. Maxim Dias SJ on being appointed as the new Principal of SJEC. We wish him all the best and a fruitful stay in the evening college.

During the year, academic work progressed with conviction; many activities were organized collectively and successfully. Three dynamic leaders Fr. Anthony Joseph SJ, Rector, Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal and Prof. Joy Alex, Vice Principal extended solidarity to the activities of the year.

This College Annual is a compendium of what we have undertaken and achieved in the last academic year, and thereby points the way to what rest ahead. We would like to sincerely thank Fr. Victor Lobo SJ and Fr. Maxim Dias SJ for placing trust and giving another opportunity to the Editorial Board to bring out this record. We are also deeply indebted to the student editorial team, consisting of Supriya, Rakshit and Vinod. We invite you to peruse the achievement of our young band and draw inspiration from them just as we have.

Albert Smith, Department of Political Science

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The evening college has a special place among the educational institutions in India as it enjoys the special status as one and only autonomous college in the country. Ever since its inception among other objectives and concerns the college has been catering largely to the needs of the students who are economically backward and those students who can’t afford to pursue their studies in the day colleges. The college has been faithful to its objective and has been preparing and training the students to equip themselves with the skills , adequate knowledge and a touch of spiritual, cultural ,emotional and intellectual spheres so that the students are well trained to handle any good tasks that are offered to them and live a life which is exemplary.

The Jesuit education strongly believes in the overall and all round development of its students and it is beautifully expressed in the decree of General Congregation 35; “A thorough and sound intellectual formation includes mastery of basic humanities and scientific discipline through careful and sustained study that is based on competent and well – motivated teaching… In Jesuit education

, particular care is given to the development of the imaginative , the affective , and the creative dimension of each student in all courses of study” The objective of Jesuit education is to assist in the fullest possible development of all the God – given talents of each individual person as a member of the human community”

I am happy to note that the college is moving in the right direction and is offering ample opportunities to all the students to avail of all the facilities so that they can truly learn things pertaining to their subjects and imbibe all the virtues and good qualities to be men and women for others. It is our aim and wish that the students who pass out of our portals truly become the agents and catalyst of change and transformation so that a society based on equality, peace, love and justice may be ushered in.

Rev. Fr. Anthony Joseph SJRector,

St. Joseph’s Institutions, Bangalore.

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I saw a child carrying a light.I asked him where he had brought it from.He put it out, and said:‘Now you tell me where it is gone.’

These lines from the poem “Where it Went” by Hasan of Basra give a picturesque cum symbolic glimpse of St Joseph’s Evening College. Yes, it is a feeling with an admixture of pain and pleasure, sorrow and joy, agony and ecstasy to see the budding youngsters toil day and night to eke out a living, and burn the midnight oil in order achieve their humble life goals. These are the little guiding lamps which will shine over the world, driving away darkness and gloom. Of course, it is a joy to see these young sons and daughters of our motherland blossom and then quietly settle their ways without much noise and din. True to the motto of St Joseph’s Evening College Fide et Labore i.e. Faith and toil, these younglings coalesce faith with toil literatim to effectuate their life-goals. The words of Richard Bach, “Your harshest truths are dreams, and your gentlest dreams are true” are a living testimony in the life of these little men and women at St Joseph’s Evening College. ‘The only

thing that shatters dreams is compromise’, and these have never compromised. For, life has told them nothing, it has shown them everything.

Having climbed certain peaks these enthusiasts, who have tasted life in its both sweet and bitter portions, will descend no more, but spread their wings and fly beyond... For, life the teacher has acquainted them with a triad - foresight, far sight and insight - and knowledge with wisdom, both on the torment seas tossed with the storms of life and on the safe harbors of the tranquil shores.

I draw the curtains on this brief reflection with the words of Richard Bach in his Messiah’s Handbook: “You are a creature of light. From light have you come, to light shall you go, and surrounding you through every step is the light of your infinite being.”

Rev. Fr. Victor Lobo, SJ., Ph.DPrincipal

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Prof. Ravishankar hailed from Mysore and his father was a Police Circle Inspector.

Prof.Ravishankar completed his Masters in History at Bangalore University. He joined St.Josephs Evening College on 1st July 1981.Since then Prof.Ravishankar has served in various capacities for 33 ½ years at evening College. He was the Governor of the Students’ Council from 1985 to 1991, Coordinator of NAAC Committee - 1st Cycle (Accreditation) and Head of the Department of History till his retirement. Prof.Ravishankar has written two textbooks for I and II year PUC. He has been the senior most teaching staff in our college for many years and is highly respected by the staff and students. Prof. Ravishankar has read a lot of books and is a polyglot. He can read, write and speak Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Hindi and Sanskrit. Prof. Ravishankar is known for his piety. He is simple, honest and kind-hearted, and very patient by nature. He is gifted with a great sense of humor and wit.

Prof. Joy Alex was born into a business clan in Kottayam, Kerala. He completed his Masters in

Economics from the University of Kerala. He joined service at St.Joseph’s Evening College on 16th September 1986. Since then Prof. Joy Alex, has served the institution in various capacities for more than 29 years. Prof. Joy Alex had been the Governor of the Students’ Council for ten years, he performed the duties of the Principal between 2005-06, Coordinator of the Placement Cell, Coordinator of the Village Exposure Camp and Vice-Principal from May 2007. At present he continues to teach M.Com and serve as Vice Principal.

He had always been a highly respected and popular teacher at St. Joseph’s Evening College. The Alumni enjoy a close bond with Prof. Joy Alex; they frequently come to seek his guidance and some of them come every day only to meet him.

He is always known to be a very down-to-earth person. During the Village Exposure Camp, he is seen living with students in an unusual environment. He is known for counseling students and young staff members. As a Placement Coordinator, he

has done a marvelous job in finding suitable jobs for our students. He is a committed teacher, well versed in his subject and a voracious reader. One can appreciate it by the applause that he receives when his name is mentioned. As per his name Joy, he emits a lot of joy around which is evident when he is swarmed by his old students.

Prof. Ravishankar

Prof. Joy Alex

Bidding au revoir To

Mr. Arunodhaya Mahanta hailed from Kawalga - Gulbarga District. He joined service on 2nd

January 1989 – PES Degree College Hanumathnagar BSK III Stage, Bangalore. He was transferred to St. Joseph’s Evening College on 8th February 1993. He is a qualified Physical Education teacher. He has always been very simple and honest and did his work quietly. He has always been a great follower of Dr Ambedkar.

We wish all the three esteemed veteran personalities a contented and graceful retired life. We assure them of our prayers and good wishes of good health and a long, tranquil and serene life.

Prof. Albert Smith: Department of Political science

Thank you Prof. C. RavishankarThank You would be perhaps the tiniest word to articulate to this Great “Master”, who has guided students for three and half decade in this great institution. Heading the Department of History, he inspired the lives of innumerable students’ all through his extensive career.

Acknowledged for his modesty meekness and simplicity among the Faculty, Staff, Alumni and Students, Prof. Ravishankar has been a Strong Pillars, who Strived and witnessed the growth of Institution. Sir…!!! The College will always acknowledge your Service as a Historian, great motivator and a great human being.

Thank you Prof. Joy AlexProf. Joy Alex has brought light in the lives of innumerable students, inspiring & instructing academically, and molding their careers. His conversations with students have always been enriching. I wholeheartedly thank You Sir, for being such a jewel in our lives.

I wish you both great Masters a Healthy, Prosperous and Peaceful Retired Life.

Mitun II M.com

Mr. Arunodhaya Mahanta

Awarded Ph.D

Fr Victor Lobo SJ, Principal (Dept of English)“Syncretic Mystical Literature with special reference to Sharafuddin Maneri” Kuvempu University

Mr Babu V (Dept of Management)“Operational Efficiency and Financial Performanceof BMTC, Bangalore” Annamalai University

Mr Kanishka K (Dept of Management)“Public Private Partnership in Higher Education” Bangalore University

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Honourable Chief Guest of this evening, M. Joseph S. Mariraj, Asst. Commissioner, Urban

Infrastructure and Development Financial Corporation, Fr Anthony Joseph SJ, the Rector, Principals of our sister institutions, Rev. Fathers, Rev. Sisters, Respected Members of the Staff, Press and Media Personalities, Parents, Benefactors, Well-wishers, Alumni/ae, ladies and gentlemen and my dear students. A very good evening to you all. I am very happy to present this 43rd Annual College Report.

When he had been asked how far educated men were superior to those uneducated, Aristotle had answered, “As much as the living are to the dead.”

Ever since its inception, this temple of learning has constantly been striving to reach greater heights of excellence and glory in tune to the motto of the Jesuit Order - “Ad Majorem Dei Glorium” or For the greater glory of God.A blind man had asked Swami Vivekananda, “Can there be anything worse than losing eyesight?”

To which Swami Vivekananda had replied, “Yes, losing your VISION.”

Yes, here at St Joseph’s Evening College our vision is “Empowering youth through excellence in education to shape a better future for humankind.” Guided by the motto “Fide et Labore” (Faith and Labour) we train men and women for others, who are academically accomplished, emotionally balanced, morally upright, socially responsible, ecologically sensitive and professionally dedicated, so that they become a powerful force for the transformation of society.

An educational institution is the corpus of a vision incarnate. For, it invokes alchemy of a great vision. Moreover, it must also instill vision into generations of learners who tread its sacred portals, invigorating life and spirit into their mortal selves. Hence every learner must be imbued with a vision as high as the farthest sky, as profound as the deepest ocean and as wide as the endless universe, thus inspire to widen one’s horizons, deepen one’s faith and broaden one’s perception.

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“I would give all the wealth of the world, and all the deeds of all the heroes, for one true vision” were the words of Henry David Thoreau. Yes, St Joseph’s Evening College is born with and lives for such a great VISION…

The goal of education we impart is the integral formation of our students helping them to become men and women for others. By striving for excellence in learning, creative and practical thinking, and co-operative leadership, we stress both academic excellence and human excellence, inspired by genuine religious and moral values, and commitment to the cause of justice, with a practical awareness of the prevailing social conditions.Thus a Josephite • lives with a commitment for justice• acts from a strong self-concept• thinks critically and creatively• communicates effectively• exercises power appropriately• cultivates a positive sense of direction and evokes hope

The purpose of such education is the ‘overall development of personality’ of every student who passes through the portals of this College, in order to make him/her better citizen of the city of God and the city of man, inculcating in him/her 3H’s and 4 C’s. The 3 H’s are: • Head - which includes deep intellectual pursuit,• Heart - the affective or the ‘agapeic’ dimension. That is, the sacrificial love,• Hands - service of God realized in and through the service of humanity, especially the last, the l east and the lost.And the 4 C’s are: Competence, Conscience, Compassion and Commitment.

The Annual Day of the College is a special day for us, to take stock of things, to feel proud of our achievement and success during the year and thank God for His abundant graces and blessings. It is a day to look back and evaluate the progress achieved and look forward towards scaling further heights. “To dream the impossible dream; To reach the unreachable star.” Today, on behalf of the Management, Staff and Students, and on my own behalf, I cordially welcome each and every one of you to this function.

The StaffWith gratitude, I place on record the services rendered by Rev. Dr Stanislaus Jerome D’ Souza SJ as Rector,

Fr Anand Prabhu SJ as Director for the last academic year and Prof. Gracelet Stanly as Principal from 2010 to 2014. I heartily welcome our new Rector, Fr Anthony Joseph SJ. Mr Anand Nayak and Mr Munnu Prasad (Department of Commerce), and Mrs Savitha Suresh Babu (Department of Sociology) left the College for greener pastures.

The following staffs were newly appointed.Fr Victor Lobo SJ was appointed the Principal of the College. Mr Amalraj, Mr Charles Ambrose, Mr Manjunath, Mr Nagesh, Mrs Tara Jayalakashim and Ms Tina P Singh joined the Department of Commerce. Mr Dav Fod rejoined the Department of Sociology. Mr John Paul, Mr Franklin Xavier and Mr Prasad joined the Department of BCA. Mr Ramesh Babu Grandhi joined the Department of Commerce as the faculty to M.Com. We thank Mr Chris Lewis and Mrs Banu for helping the BCA Department by taking classes in the absence of Mrs Annie Syrien.

Prof. Joy Alex was retired from service in December 2014 and Prof. C. Ravishankar in January 2015. Thank you for your tireless service to the College for the last three decades. Mr Arunodaya Mahanta, the office clerk is due to retire on 31st July 2015.

A new Post Graduate Course M.Com. is started from the academic year 2014-15. We are happy to announce that M.A. (English) will be started in the forthcoming academic year.

Staff AchievementsThe Principal, Fr Victor Lobo SJ (Dept of English), Mr Kanishka K (Dept of Management), and Mr Babu V (Dept of Management) have been awarded Ph.D.

Sr Sally Joseph (Dept of Journalism) has completed her M.Phil in Journalism from Christ University and Prof. Jane D’Souza has submitted her M.Phil dissertation in History to Madurai Kamaraj University.

Staff FormationStaff training is an integral part of staff development. Hence, two staff enhancement programmes were organized. A three-day programme was held from 29 to 31 May 2014 at Ashirvad and a second one was conducted by Dr Clement D’ Souza on NAAC on 2nd January 2015.


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Internal evaluation of the new lecturers by HODs was conducted. Staff Evaluation was conducted in September 2014 and the results were discussed with the staff concerned. Further, a number of lecturers attended innumerable seminars organized by various colleges. They are,

Fr Victor Lobo SJ (Dept. of English), Dr Kanishka K (Dept. of Management) and Mrs Annie Syrien (Dept. of BCA), attended “Achieve - A one day workshop on Personal Effectiveness”, conducted by St Joseph’s College of Business Administration.

Fr Maxim Dias SJ (Dept. of Political Science) attended a seminar on “Young Jesuits in Higher Education” at Loyola College, Chennai. He also attended a seminar on “Issues on Hyderabad Karnataka: Prospects and Challenges” at Loyola College, Manvi.

Dr H Nagaraj, Dept. of Commerce, attended a national seminar on “Innovation Strategies” conducted by M S Ramaiah Institute of Management, Bangalore.

Prof. Chanchalakshi, Dept. of Economics, attended a UGC sponsored International Conference on “Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Inclusiveness - A Strategic Paradigm” organized by IQAC in Jyoti Nivas College, Bangalore.

Dr K M Mathew, Dept. of Kannada and Dr Kanishka K., Dept. of Management, attended a seminar on “Relevance of Interdisciplinary Approach in Higher Education” at Kristu Jayanti College.

Prof. Jane D’ Souza, Dept. of History, attended a UGC sponsored national seminar on “Karnataka as a Tourist Destination in Historical Perspective” organized by National Degree College; a UGC sponsored International Conference on “Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Inclusiveness - A Strategic Paradigm” organized by IQAC in Jyoti Nivas College, Bangalore; a two-day ICHR sponsored national conference on “Role of Tribals in the Cultural History of South India 10th to 19th C A.D.”, organized by the Department of History, Jyoti Nivas College, Bangalore.

Mr Diwakar, Dept of English, attended the “Fifth International Teacher Educator Conference 2015 on Ensuring Quality in English Language Teacher Education” at British Council, Hyderabad.

Mrs Karuna Luchoo and Mrs Nargees Fathima, Dept of English, attended a seminar on “Leading Desirable Changes for Leaders of Higher Education” at Christ University.

Mr Srinivasa Rao, Dept. of Commerce, attended a national workshop on “Institutional Design, Multimedia & e-Resources in Higher Education - 2014” organized by Centre for Education Beyond Curriculum, at Christ University, Bangalore. He also attended a national summit on “Quality in Education” Addressing Quality in Education for the 21st Century - Small Measurement for a Sustainable Educational Institute, organized by CII Institute of Quality at Christ University, Bangalore.

Mr Amalraj, and Mr Ramesh Babu Grandhi, Dept of Commerce, attended a seminar on “New Paradigms of Academic Excellence” at Kristu Jayanti College.

Mr Charles Ambrose, Dept. of Commerce, attended a seminar on “FDP on Commodity Market and Derivatives Trading” at Pondicherry University.

Mr Charles Ambrose, Dept of Commerce, went to Foreign Exposure Programme to China & Hong Kong in the month of March 2015.

Mr Manjunath C. V., Mr Nagesh, Ms Tina P Singh and Mrs Tara Jayalakshmi, Dept. of Commerce, attended a two-day international conference on “Risk Management through Finance and Commodity Markets” at Kristu Jayanti College.

Mr Manjunath C. V., Dept. of Commerce, attended a two-day national seminar on “Challenges of Higher Education and the Role of St Joseph’s Group of Institutions” at St Joseph’s College of Commerce.

Mr Dav Fod, Dept. of Sociology, attended an international conference on “Higher Education in the 21st century: opportunities and challenges” at St Joseph’s College.

Mrs Priya S., Dept. of BBM, attended a seminar on “Benefits for Minorities” at KROSS.

Mr Prashanth Kumar attended a state level workshop on “Reconnecting to rejuvenate the Sprit of AICUF” at St Joseph’s College. He also attended Magis - 2014 at St Joseph’s College; national seminar on “Jesuit Youth Ministry of South Asia: Challenges and Opportunists” at AICUF Ashram, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh; and a state level seminar on “Students activism and youth power towards an inclusive society” at St Joseph’s College.

Mr Vishwanth, Dept. of BBM, attended Karnataka Education conference on “Imparting Value Education to Students” at Art of Living International Centre, Bangalore.Mrs Annie Syrien and Mr Prakash, Dept. of BCA, attended an international conference on “Current trends in advanced computing” (ICCTAC) at Kristu Jayanti College.


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Mr Prakash, Dept. of BCA, attended a National Instruments Days Conference to learn about Research teaching at Convention Centre, NIMHANS.

Fr Victor Lobo SJ, Fr Maxim Dias SJ, Mr Diwakar, Sr Saly Joseph, and Mrs A V Namruthasree attended a seminar on “Excellence in Jesuit Higher Education” at St Joseph’s College of Commerce.

Fr Victor Lobo SJ, Dr Christopher Hoskins, Mrs Priya S., Mr Prashanth Kumar, Mr John Paul, Ms Tara Jayalakshmi and Mr Amalraj attended Outreach Programme for Students of Jesuit Institutions at St Joseph’s College of Business Administration.

Mr S.K. Nagaraj, Senior Librarian, attended “Optionizing Knowledge Resource in Learning and Research” held at Jyothi Nivas College, Bangalore; and “Library and Librarianship in Transition: Challenges and Opportunities” at Beasant Women’s Evening College, Mangalore.

Papers presented at State, National and International Seminars

Mr Diwakar P.• “ICT Embedded Learning and Teaching English Pronunciation” - at ELTAL Andhra Pradesh, in April 2014

Mrs Emilia Theresa• “Mass Communication - Making of Movie Aadukalam”, at Christ University, in November 2014.

Mr Charles Ambrose• Human Resource Management Practices in HEI, “Teachers Touch Future” at St Joseph’s College of Commerce - ISBN 978-81-924180-2-5.

• “A Comparative Study on Physical Gold and Gold ETF as an Investment Avenue in Bangalore” at Kristu Jayanti College.

• “A study on work life balance by women faculties in Bangalore” in SEA College.

Mr Ramesh Babu Grandhi• “Emerging Trends in IT (Management)”, in ISME, Bangalore, in January 2015.Mr Prasad C N

• “An algorithmic study of tamper image Detection” at Jyoti Nivas College Post Graduate Centre, in October 2014.

• “Enabling Technologies & Design issues of next generation” at Jyoti Nivas College Post Graduate Centre, in October 2014.

Resource PersonsDr H. Nagaraj• Case Analysis as a Teaching Methodology

at the Faculty Development Programme in CMR University, Bangalore, in June 2014.

• Identifying Research Problem at the workshop conducted by Mount Carmel Institute of Management, Bangalore, in July 2014.

• New Paradigms in Indian Marketing at the Refresher course for Commerce and Management conducted by Academic Staff College Bangalore, in November 2014.

PublicationsDr H Nagaraj: • “Portfolio Management of Working Women” published in Southern Economist.

Mr Diwakar P.: • “Standard English Grammar and Technical Writing Work Book” published by International ISBN Agency.

• “Current Trends and Challenges in Teaching English and other Languages under Part 1” published by International ISBN Agency.

Mr Manjunath C.V. has written the textbook on “Income Taxes - I” for V Semester B.Com. published by Skyward Publishers - ISBN 978-93-84494-05-6.

Mr Prasad C.N. has written “An insight of Stenography” published by IJISET, and “Automatic Speaker Verification System” published by IJRSCSE.

Guest LecturesDept of History • Career in Tourism for Final Year Degree Students by Prof. Nalini Sekaran, Head of the Department of History, Jyoti Nivas College, on 7th February 2015.

Dept of Economics • Entrepreneurship by Dr Subhashini in July 2014.

• Recent Economic Reforms in India by Dr Kaise Ahmed in February 2015.

Dept of Sociology• Alcohol and its harmful effects on humans by Mr Hiremath, Superintendent of Excise and Mr Suresh, Sub Inspector of Excise.

• Documentation Skills by Mr John Shantha Kumar of YEAH (Youth Empowered in Action for Humanity)

• Dalits in India by Mr Manohar, SICHREM.


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Dept of Journalism • Photography: theory and practical by Mr Anish Joseph.

B. Com.• Overcoming Fear in Communication by Dr Rajdeep Manwani, Jain University.

M. Com. • Overcoming Fear in Communication by Dr Rajdeep Manwani, Jain University.

• Derivative Markets and Stock Market Operations by Prof. Venkateshraju at St Joseph’s College of Business Administration.

B.B.M.• Mr Syed Kasim, Lecturer and certified life skills trainer from Kristu Jayanthi College delivered a lecture on Marketing Mix on 7th February 2014.

• Mr Chris Lewis, Vice President of Citi Bank delivered a lecture on Project Management on 4th July 2014; and, Significance of Management Information System on 28th November 2014.

• Prof. Lodhi, Lecturer from CMR College of Law delivered a lecture on Payment of Wages Act and Factories Act on 8th January 2015; and, Employee State Insurance Act and Provident Fund Act on 9th January 2015.

B.C.A.• DBMS by Mr Chris Lewis, Vice President of Merry Lynch.

• Relational Database Management System by Mr Satish Raj

All the students actively participated in the three-day Ignitors Programme - a youth development leadership programme from 13 to 15 June 2014, organized by Fr Brian Pereira SJ & team.

The orientation to the first year students and their parents was conducted on 3rd June 2014, the first day of the academic year. The programme was conducted to introduce the new comers to the ethos of the College, its objectives, activities and protocol. Students’ Council performed well under the guidance of Mr Prashanth, Mr Thyagaraj, Mr Albert Smith and Ms Marina Joyce Roche.

Students’ CouncilThe Students’ Council had a Leadership Training Programme on 27th July 2014 conducted by Mr

Ebenezer K in St Joseph’s College of Business Administration. Fr Rector and the Secretary & Treasurer of BJES graced the Students’ Council Investiture Ceremony.

Tejas - 2014, an inter-class cultural fest was organized from 9th August 2014 to 17th August 2014 with the theme, “Explore to Exhibit your Talents.” Fr Claude D’ Souza SJ inaugurated it and the valedictory was graced by Fr Rector and the Secretary & Treasurer of BJES. It conducted 40 events.

The feast of St Ignatius of Loyola was celebrated for a week with a number of competitions.

This year the Blood Donation Camp was organized twice. On 2nd August 2014, 200 units of blood was donated, and on 2nd February 2015, 95 units of blood was donated to NIMHANS, Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology and Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Science respectively.

Teachers’ Day was celebrated on 5th September 2014 with a candle light procession followed by entertainment programme.

In October, Fr Charles Lasrado SJ, Assistant Treasurer General of the Society of Jesus from Rome visited the College.

A five-day Village Exposure Camp was attended by 62 final year students. YEAH helped us in conducting it at Kondli, Gubbi Taluk, Tumkur District in December 2014.

A three-day Out Reach Programme for I and II year U.G./P.G. students was conducted by YEAH in December 2014.

All the students attended a three-day Social Analysis Course conducted by YEAH in January 2015.

SportsThough University doesn’t entertain sports in evening colleges, still we conduct them on Sundays. The Annual Athletic Meet was observed with heats during the week days, and the finals were on Sunday, 23rd November 2014. Prof. Joy Alex was the Chief Guest.Convocation of the Diploma in Human Rights Studies. The convocation of the sixth batch of the Diploma in Human Rights Studies and the inauguration of the seventh batch was held on Saturday, 13th December 2014. Dr B V Acharya, former Advocate General, was the chief guest, and Fr Rector presided over the function.


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Christmas was observed with the message of sharing our love and gifts with the inmates of the girls’ hostel at the Sumanahalli Leprosy Rehabilitation Centre on 22nd December 2014. On 22nd December 2014, a felicitation programme was organized for the retiring staff, Prof. Joy Alex and Prof. Ravishankar. Fr Rector graced occasion.

The AICUF unit organized “ADONAI-2015: A Gospel Fest” with the theme, ‘Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will be Done’ - a state level cultural fest on Sunday, 8th February 2015 in which 14 colleges participated.

Convocation 2010-13Dr Sandeep Shastri, Pro Vice Chancellor of Jain University was the chief guest for the 6th Batch Convocation 2010-13 who awarded the degree certificates to the graduates on Sunday, 22nd February 2015. Fr Rector presided over the convocation ceremony.

Graduation Day 2015His Excellency, Vajubhai Rudabhai Vala, Honourable Governor, Government of Karnataka, was the chief guest for the Graduation Day on Tuesday, 17th March 2015. Mr N.A. Haris, MLA of Shanthinagar Constituency was the guest of honour. Fr Jerome Stanislaus D’ Souza SJ, Provincial of Karnataka Jesuit Province along with Fr Rector presided over the function.

Association ActivitiesThe Department of English conducted a workshop on Writing Skills by Mr Bhaskar R (Handwriting Analyst, Vice-President of Junior Chamber International India) on 28th January 2015.

English Literary Club conducted various competitions like essay writing, poetry writing and collage competition.

The Department of Political Science and Born free Art School of Bangalore observed “Peace Day” on 9th August 2014 to remember the victims and survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

The Department of Political Science conducted a workshop on Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society Bangalore Chapter on 29th January 2015. Kalon Ms. Dicki Chhoyang (Minister Department of Information and International Relations Central Tibetan Administration) was the resource person.

Legal Literacy Club in collaboration with the Bangalore Urban District Legal Services Authority and Advocates Association conducted a seminar on “New Legislative to protect Human Rights.”

The Departments of Sociology and Journalism organized a workshop on “Dialogue: Documenting Peoples Struggle - Telling the Tales of the Lions” on 29th September 2014.

The Department of BCA conducted a one-day seminar on “Emerging trends in IT” on 18th August 2014. Dr Shandka, Data Scientist and Mr Jose Jacob, CEO of Integro InfoTech were the resource persons. It also organized Techops - 2015, an intra-class fest on 7th March 2015. Prof. Gracelet Stanly and Fr Anand Prabhu SJ inaugurated the seminar. It conducted 13 events and 200 students participated in it. Mr Soumya Malani, Co-founder of Arch the way was the chief guest for the valedictory programme.

The Department of Commerce organized an industrial visit to I year B.Com. students to Reserve Bank of India on 12th March 2015 as part of their II semester syllabus in Indian Financial System.

The Commerce Forum conducted various activities such as soft skills, communication skills and creative thinking over many week-ends. The competitions were formulated by the staff and the students in such a way that 95% of the commerce students participated in it. Food stalls and Business Plan were the other activities conducted. The forum also brought out the annual edition of Comessence - a magazine on issues related to business and commerce on 4th March 2015.

Vision - The Management Association conducted SYNERGY - an inter-class Management Fest with the motto, “Everyone is a participant and everyone is a winner” on 3rd December 2014.Women’s Forum organized a one-day programme for I year girl students on Human Sexuality and Preciousness of Life on Sunday, 29th June 2014 by Sr Annunciata from Respect for Life India.

AICUF inauguration was on 5th July 2014. It made its presence felt on the campus by celebrating important days in the calendar with Display of Posters, Video Presentations, Street plays, candle light processions, etc. on Environment, Persecution of Christians in Iraq, Harmony, Human Rights, Aids, etc. throughout the year.

Kannada Sangha organized Karaanji, a state level inter-collegiate cultural fest on 1st March 2015. Prof. K T Chandrappa Gowda, retired Principal of Dayananda


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Sagar College was the Chief Guest. Fifteen colleges from across Karnataka participated. It also staged a play Kranthi Banthu Kranthi by Lankesh on 7th March 2015.

Tamil Association organized Izeanthendral Muthamil Vizha, an inter-collegiate cultural fest on 7th December 2014. Mr Benedict Jai Kumar M. A. Creative Head and Journalist was the chief guest. Over 15 colleges from Bangalore took part in 10 events.

Martyrs Day was observed on 29th & 30th January 2015. Poster Exhibition was organized by Karnataka Komu Souharda Vedike on Communalism - A Political Hypocrisy (An Insight into Young India and Harijan) - Published by Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. On 30th January 2015, Karnataka Communal Harmony Forum gave a talk on The Present Political Scenario and Resurgence of Godse” by Rakesh Sharma (freelance film maker).

Add on CoursesThe seventh batch of Human Rights Studies, the 8th batch of Hardware and Networking, the 10th batch of Communicative English, and Integrated Course for B.A. are going on. MBA Twinning Programme has successfully stepped into its III year with 487 students.The basic add-on courses on HRD, Indian Constitution, Environmental Studies and Computer Fundamentals were also held during semester holidays. Training and Development on Methods for developing effective personality for SC/ST students was conducted to I & II year students

Placement CellPlaced 220 students from various classes on jobs. The important firms that recruited students are ICICI, KGI, ORIGIN, CROSS DOMAIN, ACCENTURE, E&Y, 24/7, ORACLE and SOUTH INDIAN BANK. Placement Cell under the guidance of Prof. Joy Alex trained the students. Ms Pavithra and Mr Andrew from Creating Futures, an alumnus, conducted a workshop on Education to Employability and also offered the Corporate Ready Programme for Final year B.A. and B.Com. students over four consecutive week-ends, all free of cost.

JECCA (Joseph’s Evening College Alumni Association) arranged a Homecoming Nostalgia - 2015 on 8th March 2015. Over 300 alumni/ae from 1974 to 2014 batches attended the programme with their families. The alumni/ae also felicitated the retired members of the staff

The College Website was re-launched with an independent sever.

Periodical Staff meetings, Department meetings, Academic Council and Governing Body meetings were held.

Religious activities included the celebration of the feast of St Francis Xavier, retreat for catholic students, first Friday masses, Ash Wednesday mass and Way of the cross for catholic students, etc.

The Management gave scholarship of Rs. 5,53,600/- to 140 students and some of our benefactors gave Rs 2,29,250/- to 48 students in the form of scholarships.

Sneha Fund contributed Rs 60,500/- towards the medical expenses of 11 persons this year.

269 students got benefitted from the Evening Snacks Scheme. The College Counselor Ms Miriam Imam coordinates this programme.

ResultsThe Controller’s Office was very prompt and punctual in conducting the exams and in announcing the results. It performed its duties excellently well. Our results are extreemly good and very encouraging. Thank you so much.

InfrastructureOver 622 books were added to the library. The Book Bank has added books on the newly introduced subjects both in English and Kannada. BCA Lab was set up with 30 computers.

I thank God Almighty for having guided us through the year time in this College. I would like to thank Fr Provincial, Fr Rector, the Secretary & Treasurer, and the BJES Governing Body members. A special word of thanks to Rev. Dr Daniel Fernandes SJ, Fr Francis Noronha SJ and Fr Clifford Sequeira SJ for their generosity in allowing our students to use the facilities of their institutions. Let me thank the lecturers, the staff from the Library, Office, Accounts Section, Computer Centre, and the Controller’s Office. A special thanks to Ms Margaret Marina, the Office Assistant, for her dedicated and committed service to the College - a true labour of love indeed. Thank you very much. May God bless us all.

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college geTs a make-over

This year the college management undertook extensive renovation work across the premises. This included the Principal’s office, the Vice

Principal’s office, the staff room, the Controller’s room, the conference room, the counseling room and a new infirmary for the students. The entire campus is also placed under the surveillance of CCTV cameras.

This year close to 220 students from various classes were given placements. Placement Cell

under the guidance of Prof. Joy Alex trained the students to face interviews and secure suitable jobs. Ms Pavithra and Mr. Andrew from Creating Futures, an alumnus, conducted a workshop titled Education to Employability and also offered ‘Corporate Ready Programme’ for Final year B.A. and B.Com Students. This progamme was held for four consecutive week-ends, free of cost.

The important firms that recruited students were ICICI, KGI, ORIGIN, CROSS DOMAIN, ACCENTURE, E&Y, 24/7, ORACLE and SOUTH INDIAN BANK.

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17th March 2015 was an evening to remember and a memory to cherish for the graduating batch of 2012 –15 of St. Joseph’s Evening College. The graduating students were filled with mixed emotions of an enriching and contended journey. They were showered with blessings and good wishes.

The chief guest of the ceremony was His Excellency Vajubhai Rudabhai Vala, Honorable Governor of Karnataka, Fr. Jerome Stanislaus D’Souza SJ, Provincial of Karnataka Jesuit Province was the president of the ceremony and N. A. Harris, MLA Shanthinagar constituency, was the guest of honour, Fr. Anthony Joseph SJ, Rector, St. Joseph’s Institutions and Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal of St. Joseph’s Evening College presided over the ceremony.

The graduating ceremony began with the national anthem and a prayer song. Fr. Victor Lobo SJ Principal

SJEC welcomed the dignitaries. The Governor and other dignitaries lit the lamp of grace, peace and prosperity. The graduating representatives from BCOM, BBM and BA shared their experience and fruitful stay in the college. Mr. N. A. Haris, MLA Shanthinagar constituency shared with the students the importance and value of time. He appreciated and thanked the students of his own constituency who were graduating from the college. He appreciated the services of the Jesuits in educating the locals.

Fr. Rector blessed the graduating students with a solemn prayer. Fr. Jerome Stanislaus D’Souza thanked the Governor for his presence and shared his thoughts on education. He emphasized on the importance of reflection in education and quoted the names of great people who have been great reflectors of their times. Fr. Provincial said Jesuit education is about social commitment. He stressed

on the fact that Jesuit education makes students thinkers, doers, to have creative ideas and to stand up for truth and justice. He stressed that Jesuit education is to unmask the untruth and to expose injustice.

The Governor congratulated the graduating students on behalf of the state of Karnataka. His opening lines were that the graduating students should not forget the role and influence of the Jesuit fathers in their life. He said the education that the students have received from the Jesuits is based on the Christian ethos and precepts that will transform them as good human beings. He said a human being should have humanity or else he is no human. He asked students not to try and look good in appearance

rather to be good humans. He encouraged students to excel further and not just with a degree. Finally he said the entire nation should not forget the role of the Christian missionaries towards education in India. He concluded igniting the flame of patriotism among students by repeating ‘Bharath Matha Ki Jai’.

To conclude, it was the most solemn graduation ceremony ever held in the college. The auditorium was well decorated and illuminated. Mr. Diwakar Yadav was the co-ordinator of the ceremony. Prof. Albert Smith and Mrs. Nargees were the emcees of the ceremony. Mr. Reynold led the choir and the ceremony ended with the National Anthem.

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Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress in every

society, in every family. On 22nd February, 2015 the 5th Convocation for the batch 2010-13 was held. Dr. Sandeep Shastri, Pro Vice Chancellor of Jain University was the Chief Guest. Fr.Anthony Joseph SJ the Rector, Fr. Victor Lobo SJ the Principal and the HODS of the Commerce and Humanities stream presided over the ceremony. Dr. Sandeep Shastri conferred the degree certificates to the graduates and enlightened them with his inspirational and motivational message on sustained hard work and to be change-makers for oneself and not for others. Mr Diwakar Yadav was the coordinator of the program.

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On March 18, 2015 the 43rd College Day Celebrations began with a prayer song led by

the college choir which invited the grace and love of the Almighty in the ceremony. Rev. Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal, presented the college report which consisted of all the day to day activities organised by the college for the benefits of the students, staff and management as a whole. The report sketched the success of the college which reached its peak over the years. There was a dance show on patriotism and mime on the sacrifice of a mother showcased by the students which touched the hearts of the audience present in the ceremony. The college choir sang songs which trilled the audience. The chief guest for the evening was Mr.Joseph S Mariraj, Asst Commissioner, Urban Infrastructure and Development Financial

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Corporation. Fr Anthony Joseph SJ Rector, Fr Victor Lobo SJ Principal, Rev Fathers, Rev Sisters, Members of staff, Press and Media Personalities, Parents, Benefactors, Well-wishers, Alummi/ae, and students presided over the function. Students were awarded for their achievements for the last one year. This award was not only given for the academic excellence of the students but also for their individual talents and priceless contribution and dedication towards the institution. The celebration came to an end after the national anthem and college anthem sung by the college choir. Prof Albert Smith co-ordinated the College Day programme.

Supriya Suresh (II Bcom B)

The greatest leader is not necessarily the one who

does the greatest things. A leader is the one that gets the people

to do greater things. – Ronald Reagan.

On 28th June, 2014, St Joseph’s Evening

College celebrated the investiture ceremony of the newly elected students council. The ceremony gave an opportunity for the leaders to pledge their solidarity, loyalty,

and devotion to their college. The ceremony took place on the presence of

Rev. Fr. Anthony Prabhu SJ, Fr Rector and the Principal of St. Joseph’s Evening College, Fr Victor Lobo SJ. The college Secretaries, class, cultural and sports

representatives of each class and various association secretaries of the college took an oath to fulfil their duties and responsibilities for the betterment of the college. The oath-taking ceremony was led by the student council co-ordinator Mr Prashanth Kumar.

On 13th July, 2014 the students council had a Leadership Training Programme to empower the members of the council. The programme was conducted by Mr Ebenezer K at St Joseph’s College of Business Administration. Leadership is one of the most important and central elements of successful management. The entire session trained the students in the essence of team work, good management and in effective leadership skills. The training programme was presided over by Mr Prashanth Kumar, Student Council Co-ordinator and The Principal, Fr Victor Lobo SJ.

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Legal Literacy Cell

The Department of Political Science, St Josephs Evening College (Autonomous) in collaboration

with the Bangalore Urban District Legal Services Authority and Advocates Association, Bangalore, organized a seminar on “New legislations to protect human rights” on Thursday 5rd February 2015, at the College Hall. The Seminar began invoking God’s blessing, Mr. Albert Smith, co-ordinator, Legal Literacy Club welcomed the dignitaries. Honorable Judge of the Karnataka High Court Shri. H.K.Patel inaugurated the Seminar. Fr Victor Lobo SJ, Fr. Maxim Dias SJ and Fr. Praveen SJ presided over the function.

Peace Day

The Department of Political Science and Born Free Art School of Bangalore observed “Peace Day” on 9th August 2014 to remember the victims and survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. John Devaraj founder of Born Free Art School Bangalore, along with Japanese survivors of the ghastly incident

and thirty orphan children performed sound and light music. They relived the catastrophe and its horrors. Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal presided over the program. Prof. Albert Smith co-ordinated and emceed the Programme.

Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society

The Department of Political Science conducted a workshop on Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society Bangalore Chapter on 29th January 2015. Kalon Ms. Dicki Chhoyang (Minister Department of Information and International Relations Central Tibetan Administration) was the resource person. The Progamme was attended by Fr.Ronnie Prabhu SJ, Fr.Victor Lobo SJ, Fr.Maxim Dias SJ, Dr.Christopher Hoskins, Prof.Albert Smith and a host of Tibetan dignitaries. Kalon Ms.Dicki interacted with the students. Fr. Ronnie spoke on the struggle of the Tibetans on the right to self-determination. The progamme concluded with the song “we shall overcome. “We thank Shivanand for organizing this programme.

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Department of Political Science

Department of Political Science of St. Joseph’s Evening College in association with South India

Cell for Human Rights Education and Monitoring (SICHREM) had their convocation for the sixth batch and the inauguration of the seventh batch to the Diploma in Human Rights studies sponsored by UGC. The Diploma in Human Rights studies is a comprehensive course covering the basics of Human Rights and relating Human Rights theory of actual circumstance and issues of our society. The course intends to endow a strong theoretical grounding, real life experimental learning and exposure; which would lead to transformation of beliefs and perspectives of society.

The convocation and inauguration was held on the 13th December 2014. Dr. B V Acharya, former Advocate General of Karnataka was the Chief Guest of the ceremony. He thanked the Jesuits for their commendable job in education and service towards the deprived/underprivileged. He shared his association with the Jesuits of St. Aloysius’s College Mangalore. He stressed the respect and value for human life and dignity that the courts in India uphold. He gave away the diplomas to successful awardees on completing the course. Rev. Fr. Anthony Joseph SJ Rector, Rev. Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal, Fr Maxim Dias SJ, Mr. Mathew Philips Director of SICHREM, Dr. Christopher Hoskins, Director of Human Rights SJEC Mr. Albert Smith and Mrs. Margaret were the other dignitaries who graced the occasion.

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ADONAI-2015

‘ADONAI-2015’, a State-level Inter-Collegiate Gospel Fest was held at St. Joseph’s Evening

College on 8th February,2015.

‘ADONAI’ is a Hebrew word which means, “Lord” or “Father”. The theme of this fest was “Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done.” The paramount reason for conducting this event was to showcase the priceless and precious talents of students and to impart spiritual knowledge and reach out to God through various events like ice breaker, sketching, photography, treasure hunt, face painting, on spot acting, western acoustic, pot pourri, street play, vernacular music, pick and sing, and choreography.

An array of colourful talents were portrayed by the students of different colleges in and out of Bangalore. The evening was lit up and sparkled by NGS, Levites and The Acoustic Project(TAP) along with a special performance by Steve’s Gym.

“It’s not me, but God Almighty who has made this fest a successful one. This fest was started with the intention and vision to share the love of God among the youth and a platform to remind that God is merciful and kind to the youth”, says the Aicuf President, Mr Judeson CGS.

“Though, St. Joseph’s Evening College hosted a Gospel Fest, Adonai-2015 for the first time in its history, it has been successful in attracting major colleges from Bangalore and other parts of Karnataka. It was good to see the enthusiastic students praise and worship our Lord through various activities”, says the Student Council Co-ordinator, Mr Prashanth Kumar of St. Joseph’s Evening College.

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AICUF State Council Meet

On 19th and 20th of July, 2014 the AICUF Secretariat organised the AICUF State Council Meet at St. Joseph’s College Bangalore on the theme, “Reconnecting to Rejuvenate the Spirit of AICUF.” The council deliberated on the social evils and the means to eradicate them from the society. Five members of St. Joseph’s Evening College belonging to the AICUF Association participated in this meet and were motivated to feel better and more vital, and also to join, link, and bind together in the Association to form a better example in the society as ‘change makers’. In this meet Judeson of III BA was elected as the state vice-president for AICUF-Karnataka.

AICUF State Meet

From 24th to 26th January 2015, AICUF Secretariat organised AICUF State meet at St. Joseph’s College, Bangalore on the theme, “Student Activism and Youth Power.” The AICUF members of St. Joseph’s Evening College took part in this meet as they are indispensable participants, frequently helping to shape the messages, ideologies, and tactics of eradicating social evils. They were inspired by the knowledge provided to them about youth empowerment, and the importance of youth in shaping the future of the society. Students learnt a lot from the AICUF State Meet through diversified sessions and also through field work.

AIDS Awareness Programme

On 1st December, 2014 the AICUF Association of St. Joseph’s Evening College organised a AIDS Awareness Programme to create awareness about AIDS. This was done to help prevent new infections by providing students with information about HIV and how it is passed on, and on doing so the association provided knowledge to students to protect themselves from being infected with the virus. The Association screened a video in the college quadrangle which touched the students emotionally. The video contained in it the life of a few people suffering from AIDS and the society drawing a line between them which is not to be crossed by either of them.

Cleanliness Drive

On 13th August, 2014 the members of the AICUF Association organised a cleanliness drive in St. Joseph’s Evening College as indicated by the aphorism “Cleanliness is next to Godliness.” This drive was organized to emphasise the importance of cleanliness to the students of SJEC and also to establish cultural values through cleanliness in relation to social class, humanitarianism, and cultural imperialism. Around 50 AICUFers split themselves into various teams, cleaned the entire college campus by gathering the waste and disposing them in the right procedure. This motivated all the students of St. Joseph’s Evening College to keep our college campus and in turn to keep our city clean.

Creating Awareness on AICUF Activities

On 4th July 2014, the AICUF Association organised a programme to create awareness about the AICUF association amongst the students of St. Joseph’s Evening College. The purpose of this awareness was to launch strategies, initiatives and programmes that garner the best results. The programme consisted of a video presentation on the activities conducted by the association, a flash-mob, and a mime on the theme, ‘Women Empowerment’. This awareness programme motivated the students to be a part of the AICUF Association, fostered active participation in social programmes and also sparkled creative ideas and innovation amongst the students of SJEC.

Election of Office Bearers

On 8th July, 2014 the election of the office bearers of the AICUF Association was held to choose the leaders who make decision on the behalf of other members of the association. The election was held in a democratic procedure. Judeson from III BA was elected as the president and Sudan from II BCOM was elected as the Vice-president of the AICUF Association for the academic year 2014-15. They were elected to possess the power and opportunity to vote and institute rules that represent what the members of the association would have selected.


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More than 100 AICUF members participated in the function. It is a custom of delivering an inaugural address, which was given by Fr. Victor Lobo S.J, the Principal of St. Joseph Evening College. Through this inaugural address, the students were motivated to take part in all the activities creating social awareness in the society and to contribute zealous efforts for the growth of the association. Prof. Joy Alex also appreciated the activities of the association conducted by its members.

Human Rights Day Observation

The AICUF members observed Human Rights Day on 10th December, 2014 to bring to the knowledge of students of St. Joseph’s Evening College about the importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as the standard of achievement for the entire nation. A video was screened at the college quadrangle showing the ways through which the human rights are violated by the society. This video inspired the students and inculcated them to respect one another as human beings. The AICUF Association invited the students to bind together and fight human trafficking and other social evils against the sensitivity of humans.

Inauguration of AICUF Association

The AICUF Association of St. Joseph’s Evening College was inaugurated on 12th July, 2014 in the Loyola Hall by Fr. Victor Lobo S.J, the Principal of St. Joseph’s Evening College. This inaugural ceremony was a formal ceremony which marked the beginning of the AICUF Association. The ceremony began with a prayer song followed by lighting of the lamp.


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Magis

Magis means ‘for the greater glory of God.’ Magis National Retreat was organised at St. Joseph’s College, Bangalore by Fr. Brian Pereira S.J. along with the Ignitors from 1st to 4th November, 2014. More than 650 students participated in this event from various states which included Mumbai, Karnataka, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, etc. The students of St. Joseph’s Evening College also took part in this event. This National Retreat was held to motivate the society to do great things for Christ, and also for the society. The theme of this National Retreat was “ Fire that kindles others fire.” On the first day the students were gathered for the Holy Mass conducted by Archbishop Bernard Moses. The second day started with the holy mass and a talk by Fr. George Kannadanam. The MAGISians took part in the blind walk from Richmond Road to St. Joseph’s Indian High School to make the society understand the perspective of the blind. On the third day, the crowd assembled for morning mediation and prayer service. As youth centralization there was an outreach programme where the MAGISians visited old age homes, orphanages, mental institutions, cancer hospitals, etc., in groups. Games and other activities were conducted on the third day. On the last day, the MAGIS circle was formed by the participants who gathered to pray for the welfare of the society. The groups which took part in the outreach programme shared their experience through power point presentations, dance, drama, etc. The entire Magis Retreat was a culmination of spiritual aspects and the need to reach the marginalized society.

Women’s Day

On 8th March, 2015, the members of AICUF Association of St. Joseph’s Evening College presented a mime show at Lido Mall, Bangalore. This event was done outside the college campus because the members wanted to spread the importance of women in the society to the public as women need to be independent in every aspect of the society and their development is a must for the development of the nation.

Martyrs Day

A martyr is a person who dies for the nation, or for a good cause which changes the history of the society and inculcates the spirit of patriotism and selflessness in a democratic nation.

St Joseph’s Evening College observed Martyrs Day on 29th and 30th of January 2015. Mr Rakesh Sharma a free lance film maker from Karnataka Communal Forum gave a talk on “The Present Political Scenario and Resurgence of Godse.” This talk gave an insight to the youth of St Joseph’s Evening College about the ocean of political problems and current political issues in India. It also provided knowledge to the students regarding the assassination of Gandhiji by Nathuram Seth Godse and his resurgence. A Poster Exhibition was organised by Karnataka Komu Souharda Vedike on publication of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi on Communalism - A Political Hypocrisy (An Insight into Young India and Harijan). This exhibition inculcated the disadvantages of following communalism in India and the problems of Harijans and motivated the students to form a Government consisting of the Youth as the youth are the bright future of the nation. It also showcased the talents of students in the art of poster making.


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Protest against Israel oprations at Gaza

As a result of the 2014 Israel – Gaza conflict over 2,100 people were dead, the majority of them were Gazans. The aim of the Israeli operation, as stated, was to stop rocket fire from Gaza into Israel. To express the solidarity for the victims of Gaza and

to enhance mutual support within a group of the people of common interest the AICUF members of St. Joseph’s Evening College actively participated against the bombing of Gaza at Town Hall on 17th July, 2014. This protest was organised by St. Joseph’s College in collaboration with NGOs and many other diversified students’ union.

Annual Village Exposure Camp was held from 27th to 31st October, 2014 at Kondly village in Gubbi

Taluk, Tumkur District. 45 Students participated in this programme. Students experienced the perils and after effects of mining that has been going on for generations in the village. Students decided to work towards this cause and raise it with the Government establishment to secure justice to the afflicted people. The exposure camp sensitized the students on the mindless social beliefs in rural life. Students visited the homes of people, cleaned their houses and sites, cut ragi crops, vegetables and interacted with some of the villagers to learn more about their style of living. It was a heartrending experience for the students to realize the impoverished country side life of India. They learnt to develop an attitude

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of gratitude for all the amenities of city life. Prof.Joy Alex, the Vice Principal, along with other staff members accompanied the students on this long much awaited and unforgettable adventure.


Ignitors challenge the youth in cherishing the crucial principles and values of life. Ignitors

2014– a youth development leadership movement conducted by the Jesuit youth team led by Fr. Brian Pereira SJ was held from the 13th to the 15th June, 2014. Students with great enthusiasm actively participated in it. Various activities were conducted by the Ignitors of our society through which students learned the significance and substance of being a youth, and they were stirred to live a meaningful life in a society. They were also trained in areas of social concern, soft skills, study methods and spiritual growth.

The staff had workshop on extension programme of outreach programme; the resourse person was Fr.Louis Prakash SJ,Executive Director (ISI Benson town)


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about the importance of sportsmanship and gave life oriented examples, stressed on discipline and values as part of healthy competition. Anu Rozario Sports Secretary, proposed the vote of thanks, concluding the Inaugural Ceremony.

The tracks events of 100 meters, 4x100meters Relay, the Inter-Josephite Institutions Relay, 200 meters, Inter- Class Tug of War and the playfulness bombing the City for the teaching and non teaching staff. In the midst of a sunny and bright day of sporting participation, loud, swaying and rocking music was played.

The closing ceremony wore an animated and spectacular look. It was presided over by Fr. Anand Prabhu SJ and Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal. It began with students anticipating a suspenseful result. Mr. Albert Smith conducted the closing ceremony and announced the results. Fr.Anand Prabhu SJ congratulated and thanked the students for their participation. Overall Championship- III B.Com A, Individual Championship Boys -John III B.COM `A’, Girls-Steffi BA EPS and Steffi III B.Com `A’.

Like all good things ‘The Annual Sports Day’ also came to an end. The College Flag was lowered by Thooyavan III BA HEP and George Paul III EPS handed it over to the Principal. Mr. Albert Smith, Sports Coordinator rendered the Vote of thanks.

INTER-CLASS SPORTS COMPETITONA sportsman crosses all boundaries to be an emissary of comradeship, sportsmanship and unison for larger good. Like every year, inter-class indoor and outdoor games were held on weekends. Though being Evening College, we kept up the spirit of sportsmanship; there was good participation and excellent co-ordination in organizing these events. In-door games were held at L-Hall and college campus; the out-door games were held at St. Josephs Commerce College Grounds. We sincerely thank Fr. Daniel Fernandez SJ, Principal of SJCC, Fr.Victor Lobo SJ, Principal SJEC, Prof. Albert Smith and all the College Sports Secretaries.

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One of the much awaited events of the year was the College Annual Sports meet. It was held

on November 23rd 2014, at St. Joseph’s Commerce College grounds. Prof. Joy Alex, Vice Principal of St. Josephs Evening College was the Chief Guest. The Sports meet was presided over by Rev. Fr.Victor Lobo SJ, Principal of the College.

November 23rd was a sleepy Sunday, with ominous signs of rain. This didn’t deter or undermine the spirits of the students. They were jubilant as ever. The sports committee with it indefatigable effort set the stage for this event. The Sports meet began with the march past, led by Asif, Roshan, Steven, John William, Teresa Hanson, Poornima, Steffi and Anu Rosario; the sports secretaries of the college. It was followed by a march-past where each participating class displayed a specific theme. Elton led us in prayer with an invocation song. The ceremony continued with Chief Guest Prof .Joy Alex unfurling the college flag. Prof. Albert Smith delivered the Welcome address; he introduced Prof. Joy Alex, shared Prof. Joy Alex’s association with the evening college and the commendable job and praise worthy contribution rendered by him in various capacities to the college. The oath was administered by Sports Co-coordinator Mr. Albert Smith, followed by lighting of the Torch.

Prof. Prof.Joy Alex addressed the gathering, shared his rich experience at SJEC for the past three decades and declared the sports meet open. Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal shared his thoughts

chrisTmas daY celeBraTion

Christmas is celebrated to mark the birth of Christ into this world. Jesus Christ was born at a time when ignorance, superstition, greed,

hatred and hypocrisy prevailed upon the land. He was born to eradicate all the evils in the world.

At SJEC Christmas was celebrated on 22nd December, 2014; the Christmas tree was lit and the hall was decked. Carols were sung by the college choir, cakes were distributed to all the students and finally Santa Claus danced, and distributed sweets to everyone spreading the joy and happiness of the birth of Jesus Christ. Prof. Albert Smith welcomed the gathering and Sr.Saly gave the Christmas message The College also shared the love and peace of the season of Christmas by giving gifts to the girls’ hostel at the Summanahalli Leprosy Rehabilitation Centre.

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Tejas

Tejas means ‘brilliance’, ‘brightness’, and ‘radiance’ in Sanskrit. The word ‘Tejas’ comes from the

root ‘Tej’ which means ‘to sharpen’ or to be sharp. “Explore to Exhibit your Talents” was the theme of this year’s inter-class cultural extravaganza ‘Tejas’. It was held from 9th to 14th August 2014. Tejas week was inaugurated by Fr. Claude D’Souza SJ, a veteran Jesuit and Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal. Flash mob was presented by the member’s of student council through a dance performance to promote the inter-class cultural fest Tejas and to encourage active participation of the students. It conducted 40 events to bring out the hidden talents of the students of SJEC. Many on-stage and off stage events were conducted. Events like Essay writing, Poetry writing in English, Tamil and Kannada were held. The main

events like Ice Breaker, Mime, Dance, Debate, Group Singing, Solo Singing, Treasure Hunt, Mr and Ms Tejas, Cooking without fire, Flower arrangement,

Vegetable craving and Wealth out of waste were actively participated by all the classes with the spirit of healthy competition. All the students of SJEC were filled with excitement and enthusiasm. The valedictory was presided over Fr. Anthony Joseph SJ, Rector and Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal. We thank the College Management, Fr. Victor Lobo SJ Principal, Student Council Co-ordinator

Mr. Prashanth Kumar and the Cultural Secretaries Bernard, Tejaswini, Nithin, Anu, and Jacqueline for organising this platform to showcase each and every talent in a beautiful way.

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The Department of BCA

The Department of BCA conducted a one-day seminar on “Emerging trends in IT” on 18th August 2014. Dr Shandka, Data Scientist and Mr. Jose Jacob, CEO of Integro InfoTech were the resource persons.

The Department of BCA also organized Techops - 2015, an intra-class fest on 7th March 2015. Prof. Gracelet Stanly and Fr. Anand Prabhu SJ inaugurated the seminar. It conducted 13 events and 200 students participated in it. Mr.Soumya Malani, Co-founder of Arch the way was the chief guest for the valedictory programme. The Department of BCA got a new LAB; it was inaugurated and blessed by Fr.Anand Prabhu SJ and Fr.Victor Lobo SJ.

Department of Commerce

The Department of Commerce organized an industrial visit to I year B.Com students to Reserve Bank of India on 12th March 2015 as part of their II semester syllabus in Indian Financial System.

The Commerce Forum conducted various activities such as soft skills, communication skills and creative thinking over many week-ends. The competitions were formulated by the staff and the students in such a way that 95% of the commerce students participated in it. Food stalls and Business Plan were the other activities conducted. The forum also brought out the annual edition of Comessence - a magazine on issues related to business and commerce on 4th March 2015.

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students. The Department of Commerce organized Guest Lectures for the M. Com. Students on Overcoming Fear in Communication by Dr Rajdeep Manwani, Jain University and Derivative Markets and Stock Market Operations by Prof. Venkatesh raju at St Joseph’s College of Business Administration

Dept of Economics

Dept of Economics organized Guest Lecture on Entrepreneurship by Dr Subhashini in July 2014 and Recent Economic Reforms in India by Dr Kaiser Ahmed in February 2015.

The Department of English

The Department of English conducted a workshop on Writing Skills by Mr. Bhaskar R (Handwriting Analyst, Vice-President of Junior Chamber International India) on 28th January 2015.

English Literary Club conducted various competitions like essay writing, poetry writing and collage competition.

BBM Department

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BBM Department organized a Guest lecture on Marketing Mix on 7th February 2014. Mr. Syed Kasim, Lecturer and certified life skills trainer from Kristu Jayanthi College delivered the lecture.

Mr. Chris Lewis, Vice President of Citi Bank delivered a lecture on Project Management on 4th July 2014; and, Significance of Management Information System on 28th November 2014 for the BBM students.Prof. Lodhi, Lecturer from CMR College of Law delivered a lecture on Payment of Wages

Act and Factories Act on 8th January 2015; and, Employee State Insurance Act and Provident Fund Act on 9th January 2015 for the BBM students.

Emerging Trends in IT

The department of BCA of St Joseph’s Evening College conducted a one day seminar. The topic for the seminar was ‘ Emerging Trends in IT’. This event was conducted on the 18th of August 2014. Topics on cloud computing, mobile applications, user interfaces, analytics, etc was discussed. Dr. Shandka, Data Scientist and Mr Jose Jacob, CEO of Intergo InfoTech were the resource persons.


India, A Cashless Society

In the process of completion of the ‘One World Government’, every single citizen is catalogued and registered under the government through retinal scans, finger prints, and ultimately an implantable microchip. In India, right now it is happening to the tune of one million people being processed every 24 hours. India has launched a nationwide programme involving the allocation of UID number (Unique Identification Number) to its 1.2 billion residents. Each of the numbers is associated with the biometric data of the person in whom it is implanted. For this three different information is used- fingerprints, iris scans, and pictures of the face. All the ten digits of the fingers will be recorded, and both eyes will be scanned.

The project will be directed by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). This scheme will prevent identity theft, social welfare frauds. This is also useful for medical support and assistances aimed to help the poor. Fraud and corruption is the biggest problem in India, especially in relation to the corrupt politicians and bureaucrats who fill welfare rolls with fake names and make use of the money for themselves. This new data mining effort by the Indian Government will develop an electronic surveillance grid capable of tracking, tracing and recording every single movement and communication of every single citizen within the nation and also outside its borders. Major banks,


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state/local governments, educational institutions, hospitals, super markets, etc., are planning to use the UIDAI for payment and accessibility of the data. This scheme focuses on the technological development and high standards of living. The alternative methods are ruled out and kept outside the box, and this has become mandatory which was once a choice.

As soon as Indian banks, businesses, and government social service offices begin to require identification using the UID through RFID chips (Radio Frequency Identification). The race will be towards the cashless society, which is the ‘ultimate goal’. All vendors will have a biometric reader and citizens will pay for the things with a scan of the chips implanted. All the buying and selling will be done through this chip including water and a bag of rice. All the essentials of mankind- food, clothing, shelter and education revolve around the implantation of the chip. Will people accept it due to technological development or reject it due to confidentiality of their private details?

Industrial Visit

The Commerce Department of St Joseph’s Evening College organised an industrial visit for the first year B.com students to Reserve Bank of India, Bangalore on 12th March 2014. This was a part of their syllabus in Indian Financial System for second semester. The day to day activities of RBI and its functions and guidelines were observed by the students. The old Indian notes and coins were seen by the students in the museum of RBI. Students exchanged notes for coins and coins for notes, and vice-versa. A fair view on the management of RBI were presented to the students. This industrial visit sensitized the students to learn commerce concepts practically and put them into action.


Orientation Programme for the Students and Parents

The freshers of St Joseph’s Evening College and their parents were welcomed to the college

through the Orientation Programme conducted by the Management, Staff and Student Council members on the 2nd and 3rd of June, 2014. The students were brought into their first day of the academic year by the programme which oriented and encompassed the history, vision, mission, core values, principles, rules, regulation, and functioning of the autonomous system of the college. On the second day 3rd June, 2014, orientation programme for the parents was held. Professor Joy Alex (Vice Principle of SJEC) addressed the gathering of parents through a parent-teacher interface by briefing them on the effects and importance of co-operating, participating and associating in grooming the students both academically and non-academically, which would further make the students better citizens of the nation.


Retreat for Catholic Students

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to rekindle and deepen one’s spiritual relationship with God.


Academic council meeting

The 10th Academic council meeting was held on 8th April 2015 was presided over by Fr. Victor Lobo SJ, Principal. Members from the University, Heads of all the Departments in the college and the senior staff members. Attended the meeting

Governing Body Meeting

On 29th November 2014 the 11th Governing body meeting was held. Fr. Anand Prabhu SJ presided over the meeting. UGC representatives, University nominee, Management representatives and nominated members were present at the meeting. The 12th Governing body meeting was held on 22nd April 2015. And permission to start M.A. English was granted.

JECCA

On 8th March, 2015 SJEC Alumni Association organized ‘Homecoming Nostalgia-2015’. This occasion was accustomed to renew the expression of mutual regards to the alumni and also renew their recollection of time when in these halls and portals they were trained for the duties of active life. Over


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300 alumni from 1974 to 2014 batches attended the programme with their families. This reunion also honoured and felicitated the retired teaching faculty. It was once again a day to remember for the alumni, who still pour their reverence to their Alma Mater.

Supriya Suresh

II BCOM

A DREAM IS COMING TRUE

“Make your Old Students’ Association the backbone of St. Joseph’s Evening College,’’ thundered the then Principal Rev. Fr. L.A. Rasquinha, S.J. while addressing us in the late 1970s. He was the one who encouraged us to form the association. For us, the newly graduated students, it was an uphill task. As a result, it remained as a dream. Years rolled by.March 8, 2015 Sunday – Annual Alumni Meet at the college premises. The hall was jam packed. Various programmes from morning to night. Event after event. Eyes could not believe. Angels were singing and dancing, eloquent speakers reminiscing Cicero to Edmund Burke. Everywhere there was joy, happiness and enthusiasm. Students were full of promises. Agenda for the year was announced amidst applause.

May 9, 2015 Saturday election was held. A versatile genius John Shanth Kumar Joseph was unanimously elected as President with a talented team of eight intellectuals full of zeal and passion to assist him as office bearers in all his endeavours.For guidance and support, the Rector, present Principal Fr. Maxiam Dias, S.J. who has recently taken charge from Fr. Victor Lobo S.J. and Vice-Principal Joy Alex are always there for the asking, the task of

making Alumni as the backbone of our college will be accomplished. Yes, the long cherished dream is being realized.

M. VeluOld Student – 1978 Batch.

Ash Wednesday mass and Stations of the Cross

Catholic students and staff participate in Lenten observance devotionally every year. Ash Wednesday mass and Stations of the Cross were held. We thank Fr. Victor Lobo SJ and Fr. Maxim Dias SJ for providing this spiritual opportunity during the lent and also in participating in it. Sincere thanks, to all the choir members’ staff and students.

Blood Donation Camp

Donating blood may be just few minutes nevertheless it saves many lives. Blood Donation Camp was organized twice this year, firstly on 2nd August 2014, and later on 2nd February 2014. Students generously and selflessly donated blood to save the lives of the patients at NIMHANS, Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology and Indira


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lines and functioning of the RBI in its day to day activity. Students got the opportunity to visit the museum located in the RBI premises. In the museum there was an exhibition of old currency notes and coins. Students exchanged notes for coins and coins for notes, and vice-versa. A fair view on the management of RBI was presented to the students. This visit sensitized the students to learn the concepts of commerce practically and put them into action.


Celebration of the feast of St Ignatius of Loyola

St Ignatius of Loyola was born on October 23rd, 1491. He was a Spanish knight from a local Basque noble family. He was also a hermit, priest since 1537, and a theologian who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). The AICUF unit of SJEC, as a part of the feast of St Ignatius of Loyola organized Ignatian week, in the last week of July 2015. It started with a video Presentation on the life of St Ignatius of

Gandhi Institute of Medical Science. In all 295 units of blood was donated by students, Lectures and the Principal Fr. Victor Lobo SJ.


Visit to Reserve Bank of India (Bangalore)

Department of Commerce organised a field visit for the First Year B.com Students to Reserve Bank of India, Bangalore on 12th March 2014. This is in compliance and requirement with the syllabus on Indian Financial System for the second semester. Students gained knowledge on the process, guide-


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Loyola and various competitions were held like quiz, collage and portrait painting. The festivity concluded with a Concelebrated High Mass and prayer service.


Department of Kannada

Kannada Sangha organized Karaanji, a state level inter-collegiate cultural fest on 1st March 2015. Prof. K T Chandrappa Gowda, retired Principal of Dayananda Sagar College was the Chief Guest. Fifteen colleges from across Karnataka participated. It also staged a play Kranthi Banthu Kranthi by Lankesh on 7th March 2015.

PTA

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SC-ST Training and Development

Training and Development on Methods for developing effective personality for SC/ST students was conducted for I & II year students

Seminar on eye donation

A seminar on project vision to donate the eyes in the event of death was held to educate students on the value of donating organs to save lives.

Staff Development Programme

The College staffs are enriched with development programmes. In view of the NAAC peer team visit staff development programmes were oriented

towards preparing for NAAC. At the end of May and the beginning of June 2014 the staff were given orientation and also bid farewell to Prof. Gracelet Stanly. It was an occasion to welcome our New Principal Fr. Victor Lobo SJ. The staff thanked Fr. Anand Prabhu SJ for serving as Director and steering the college with great magnanimity.

Inter-Collegiate Tamil Cultural Fest-2014

It gives us immense pleasure to present the report of Elanthendral Muthamizh Vizha St. Joseph’s Evening College for the year 2014. Mrs. Emilia Theresa, Department of Tamil and Tamil students of our College hosted the Inter Collegiate festival . It was held on 6th and 7th of Dec 2014.

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Teacher’s Day Celebration

A good teacher is like a candle which consumes itself to light the way for others. The entire nation bows their head in veneration to their Alma Mater and teachers every year on 5th September. At SJEC the College Students Council organized a solemn teacher’s day celebration, to express their love and gratitude to the teachers.

The celebrations began at 7pm, Fr. Victor Lobo SJ Principal, Prof Joy Alex Vice Principal and large contingent of Lecturers marched in procession into the L-Hall. Students prayed to almighty to shower abundant blessings on the teachers. They presented the teachers with self-made greeting cards. The evening was filled with joy, happiness and laughter. Fr. Victor Lobo SJ thanked the students for organizing the teacher’s day celebration; narrated the role and challenges of being valuable teachers. The Program ended with a short cultural performance by the Students and the Staff, and fellowship meal.

story, poetry writing, Drawing and Bible Quiz were held on 6th December which gave the students an opportunity o pen their thoughts. Other competition like Elocution, Solo singing, Group Singing, Solo Dance, and Group dance were conducted on 7th December which brought out the aesthetic talent of the students. Eminent judges were invited to choose the best among the participants. Mr. Benedict Jai Kumar M.A Creative Head & Journalist was the chief guest for the closing ceremony of the Tamil Fest. The Guest of Honour was the principal of St. Joseph’s Evening College Fr. Victor Lobo S.J. and the cultural programmes were arranged by our Tamil students to entertain the audience.

The Elanthenral Muthamizh Vizha came to an end with the distribution of prizes for the winners. We sincerely thank Fr. Victor Lobo S.J for all his support and the Tamil students who actively took part in the programme to make it a huge success.

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Techops-2015Techops is a metaphor for leading running and building. St Joseph’s Evening College conducted a intra-class BCA fest on 7th March 2014 titled, ‘Techops’. Prof Gracelet Stanley and Fr Anand Prabhu SJ inaugurated the fest. This fest conducted 13 events and 200 students participated in the activities conducted namely DJ Mania, Gaming, etc. These events instilled in the students the value of building, running and leading in IT knowledge. Ms Soumya Malini, Co-founder of Arch the way was the chief guest for the valedictory ceremony.


Christmas visit to Anugraha Home, Sumanahalli, Bangalore

There is never a greater day than Christmas as it as it brings to mind all the good things that has happened to us in life. And it’s time to share our peace and joy. Like every year we visited Anugraha Home to spend another Christmas with the little ones. Prof. Albert Smith along with 30 students visited Anugraha on the 22nd December 2015, which takes care of girls between the age group of 4-13; whose parents are affected by leprosy/HIV or are of single parent. The Director of Anugraha Rev. Fr.Gerard Smith Smm, staff and the children welcomed us with a cultural program. We spent the whole day with the children entertaining them to the tunes of famous songs. Meal was cooked and served by our own students. We shared the little gifts, we could with them. The day was overwhelming and unforgettable for all. The sad part of our visit is the children holding on to us and did not allow us to leave, it culminated in a tearful farewell. Fr. Gerard thanked the college Director, Principal, Staff and students for their gifts and for our presence to celebrate Christmas.


Women’s CellThe Women’s Cell of St Joseph’s Evening College organised a One-day programme for the first year girl students. It was conducted on 29th June 2014 by

Sr.Annunciata from Respect for Life India. The topic was ‘Human Sexuality and Preciousness of Life’. This program informed the girls on being cautious and vigilant in the present society which treats them like sexual objects. The programme sensitized the students on the harmful aftermaths of abortion and trained them on the important values of life. The programme also dwelled on the problems and grievances of women in the society like harassment, neglect, desertion and denial of her rights.


Stock exchange

The BBM students every year have a compulsory progamme on stock exchange. This gives them hands on knowledge and experience on the working and functioning of the Stock Exchange. The programme is coordinated by Mr. Babu and Mr. Umair of BMM Department.


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AdvertirThere was a time when products would sell themselves and the best form of advertisement was by ‘Word Of Mouth’ - free and reliable. Unfortunately, today it is all about advertisement and visibility. Advertisement represents the 4th ‘P’of the Marketing Mix (as advertisement is a part of promotion).

The Advertisement industry started from zero and grew to a multi-million dollar one. The birth of this

industry took place back in the 19th century London, with the work of Thomas J. Barratt, also known as “the father of modern advertising”. Working for the Pears Soap Company, Barratt created an effective advertising campaign for the company products, which involved the use of targeted slogans, images and phrases. One of his slogans, “Good morning”. Have you used Pears’ soap?” was famous back in his day and well into the 20th century. Under Barratt’s guidance, Pears Soap became the world’s first legally registered brand.

Today, the Indian advertising industry has evolved from being a small-scale business to a full-fledged industry. It has emerged as one of the major industry. Indian advertising industry, in a short span of time, has carved a niche for itself and placed itself on the global map. Indian advertising Industry which has an estimated value of Rs.13,200 crore has made jaws drop and eyeballs roll with some astonishing pieces of work that it has produced in the recent past.

Advertisements usually amaze people with their creativity and presentation, whereas some are just horrible in the depiction of their ideas. However, advertising media includes wall paintings, billboards, street furniture components, printed flyers, and rack cards, radio, cinema ,and television adverts, web banners, mobile telephone screens, shopping carts, web popups, skywriting, bus stop benches, human billboards, magazines, newspapers, town criers, sides of buses, banners attached to or on the sides of airplanes, in-flight advertisements (on seatback tray tables or overhead storage bins), taxicab doors, roof mounts and passenger screens, musical stage shows, subway platforms and trains, elastic bands on disposable diapers, doors of bathroom stalls, stickers on apples in supermarkets, shopping cart handles, the opening section of streaming audio and video, posters, the backs of event tickets, supermarket receipts – name it and it’s there!

Today almost everything has an advertisement on them and everything is advertised. As quoted by Mark Twain, “many a small thing has been made large by the right kind of advertising”.

By Taher ChawalaII BBM


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Hill Ranger0 hill ranger, the conqueror of the forest.Walking all by self, holding nature the dearestOut in the open sky, out there to witnessThe hymns of nature, in the wild with redness Moving from one hill to another,As long as the signs are clear, the rest I will not bother.How many life must I live, before I can measureThis egoistic human self, naked against nature

O hill ranger, take me with youI want to witness the morning sun in the sparkling dew.Away from home, inside the larger homeFree from this concrete confinement & the conditioning of the spying droneIn the lap of nature where we all belongTake me with you & show me my home.

DeepawaliDeepawaliThe festival of lights Dwell one in plight.It is the light whichilluminates the soul & delight. One uses the darkness of the night to direct the light of the lampMaking one’s path bright by destructingEvil and ignorance aswe light the lamp of endurance. The little children burntheir eyes in the darkness of the night, to bring Diwali to light, are they destined for this plight? They can’t go to schoolthey know no light. They toil for someone else’s light. Can that light direct our pathsmaking it bright? Should we put to test their endurance?Answer yet to know Ignorance or arrogance?

-PRAJESH P II BBM

The Future of BusinessBusiness is a very dynamic entity. The businesses of the past have seen radical changes with the advent of the modern civilization. Today we do not have the traditional methods of human intensive production.

This has been overcome by the mechanized methods of production. The future of the corporate world is expected to change with more intensity if not less. As the primary principle of the corporate society is the survival of the fittest, it is important that we understand this future of change.

We live in a fast-changing society. Expectations of what businesses can do and should do are changing as well. Companies are embracing novel approaches for their shareholders as well as society. Corporate Citizenship has identified four mega-trends that we believe are likely to shape the future of business over the coming decade:1. “CRUNCH” – rising demand and limited supplies means that it’s crunch time for key resources such as energy, food and water. Sustainable business models are becoming a value-added imperative.

2. “FRAGMENT” – traditional power structures are breaking down as government dominance gives way to diverse new actors including social enterprises, not-for-profits, corporations and engaged citizens. Businesses of the future will embrace this fragmentation and play their part in delivering society’s big goals.

3. “CONNECT” – new digital platforms allow people to share information instantaneously. Real-time exchanges amongst billions of people is fast becoming a reality. Privacy and security concerns will accelerate and novel forms of scrutiny will mean that companies are no longer able to hide from demands for transparency.

4. “RE-BALANCE”– New nations are growing in economic, political and cultural power. Massive opportunities are arising to meet the social, environmental and economic needs in these markets. Business in the coming decade will emerge from, engage with and be shaped by the ideological influences of countries like Indonesia, Brazil, Turkey, India and China.

The four mega-trends each present a strategic challenge to businesses. Business of the future should display acute importance to involve itself actively in all the above trends to be the ‘best survivor’.

By Shine Mathew

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I SEM B.COMSubject No.

AppearedNo. Passed

Distinction I Class II Class Pass Class Fail Pass %

Additional English

10 10 0 3 4 3 0 100

Hindi 39 33 0 7 12 14 6 85Kannada 86 77 8 12 15 42 9 90Tamil 5 5 2 1 1 1 0 100English 140 137 0 23 51 63 3 98Financial Accounting

139 97 0 17 33 47 42 70

Marketing Behaviour

140 115 9 68 28 10 25 82

Principles of Management

140 116 1 27 31 57 24 83

CLSP 140 135 1 76 50 8 5 96OVERALL 140 88 1 32 42 13 52 63

I SEM BBMSubject No.

AppearedNo. Passed

Distinction I Class II Class PassClass

Fail Pass %

Additional English

8 8 0 3 3 2 0 100

Hindi 12 10 0 0 4 6 2 83Kannada 24 23 1 3 3 16 1 96Tamil 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 100English 45 45 0 8 25 12 0 100Business Economics 44 42 2 18 12 10 2 95Fundamentals of Acc. 45 44 6 20 12 6 1 98Management Process 45 43 2 23 13 5 2 96Quntitative Methods of Bus

45 41 1 18 10 12 4 91

OVERALL 45 38 0 19 13 6 7 84

I SEM BASubject No.

AppearedNo. Passed

Distinction I Class II Class Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Additional English 14 9 0 1 4 4 5 64Hindi 7 7 0 1 5 1 0 100Kannada 25 24 2 5 8 9 1 96


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Tamil 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 100English 46 41 0 3 19 19 5 89History 22 20 2 12 5 1 2 91Economics 20 19 3 8 5 3 1 95Political Science 47 33 0 3 13 17 14 70Journalism 25 24 0 5 11 8 1 96Sociology 25 22 0 4 10 8 3 88HEP OVERALL 22 14 0 6 8 0 8 64JPS OVERALL 25 13 0 1 11 1 12 52BA OVERALL 47 27 0 7 19 1 20 57

I SEM BCASubject No.

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Fail Pass %

Additional English 4 4 0 0 1 3 0 100Hindi 7 7 1 2 3 1 0 100Kannada 14 14 1 3 1 9 0 100Tamil 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 100English 26 23 0 1 11 11 3 88Probability & Statistics 26 23 4 8 4 7 3 88Mathematical Found for CS

26 26 4 11 9 2 0 100

Programming in C 26 25 5 7 6 7 1 96Comp. Fund. & Dig Elect. 26 22 4 4 5 9 4 85OVERALL 26 20 3 9 8 0 6 77

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AppearedNo. Passed


Fail Pass %

Additional English 45 45 0 14 19 12 0 100

Hindi 28 26 1 11 11 3 2 93

Kannada 85 84 1 26 21 36 1 99

Tamil 12 12 4 7 0 1 0 100English 170 168 0 38 77 53 2 99

Corporate Accounting 170 141 1 20 38 82 29 83

Principles of Marketing 169 148 1 53 65 29 21 88

B.Law & Operations 170 161 7 75 56 23 9 95

QABD 169 159 23 78 36 22 10 94

Indian Constitution 170 164 8 80 49 27 6 96

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Fail Pass %

International Business 25 21 5 5 10 1 4 84Business Communication

25 25 3 14 7 1 0 100

Corporate Accounting 24 24 5 14 3 2 0 100H.R.M. 25 25 4 13 6 2 0 100Services Management 25 25 3 11 9 2 0 100Corporate Administration 26 26 9 13 4 0 0 100Indian Constitution 26 20 0 3 3 14 6 77OVERALL 26 18 3 14 1 0 8 69

III SEM B.A.Subject No.

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Fail Pass %

Additional English 19 18 0 6 11 1 1 95Hindi 5 5 0 2 3 0 0 100Kannada 16 15 0 4 0 11 1 94Tamil 6 6 1 3 2 0 0 100English 46 43 0 2 12 29 3 93History 32 29 5 12 7 5 3 91Economics 32 30 4 9 7 10 2 94Political Science 45 41 0 12 11 18 4 91Sociology 14 14 0 3 7 4 0 100Journalism 14 12 0 0 4 8 2 86Environmental Studies 46 46 0 10 15 21 0 100HEP OVERALL 32 26 0 12 7 7 6 81JPS OVERALL 14 10 0 0 5 5 4 71BA OVERALL 46 36 0 12 12 12 10 78

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Fail Pass %

Additional English 18 18 0 5 8 5 0 100English 18 15 0 1 6 8 3 83OOPS using C++ 17 15 2 6 5 2 2 88Visual Programming 18 18 2 10 3 3 0 100DBMS 17 17 2 10 3 2 0 100Software Engineering 17 16 0 4 5 7 1 94Environmental Studies 18 18 0 8 6 4 0 100OVERALL 18 13 0 8 5 0 5 72


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Income Tax 146 141 7 46 42 46 5 97

Auditing 146 146 38 97 10 1 0 100

Cost Accounting 146 140 8 44 50 38 6 96

Consumer Behaviour 145 141 3 70 45 23 4 97

H.R.M. 145 140 3 101 31 5 5 97

Marketing of Services 146 146 26 105 14 1 0 100

OVERALL 146 135 6 92 35 2 11 92

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AppearedNo. Passed

Distintion I Class II Class Pass Class

Fail Pass %

Entrepreneurial Development

38 37 0 18 9 10 1 97

Financial Mark. & Services

38 37 2 19 8 8 1 97

Retailing & Cus Mgmt. 38 38 2 17 11 8 0 100

Management Accounting 38 35 3 14 4 14 3 92

International FiMgmt. 38 37 5 21 6 5 1 97

Strategic Management 38 36 1 12 12 11 2 95

OVERALL 38 33 1 18 7 7 5 87

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Fail Pass %

History 69 64 3 34 18 9 5 93

Economics 96 96 17 62 13 4 0 100

Political Science 97 95 1 58 26 10 2 98

Sociology 58 58 0 29 18 11 0 100

Public Administration 27 27 0 23 4 0 0 100

Journalism 30 28 2 6 6 14 2 93

HEP Overall 35 29 0 21 8 0 6 83

EPS Overall 14 13 0 12 1 0 1 93

JPS Overall 15 12 1 3 7 1 3 80

BA OVERALL 64 54 1 36 16 1 10 84


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Monetary System 29 29 2 22 5 0 0 100Consumer Behaviour & Mark. Services

28 26 1 15 6 4 2 93

Macor Eco. Bus. Decisions 29 29 4 22 2 1 0 100Information Systems for Com.

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OVERALL 29 26 0 21 5 0 3 90

ST.JOSEPH'S EVENING COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS) RESULTS OF THE VI SEM B.A. [HEP/EPS/JPS] - EXAMINATIONS HELD IN APRIL 2015

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27 27 1 26 0 0 0 100

5 SOCIOLOGY 57 55 0 26 20 9 2 966 JOURNALISM 29 25 2 4 5 14 4 867 HEP OVERALL 33 31 1 20 10 0 2 948 EPS OVERALL 15 13 0 13 0 0 2 879 JPS OVERALL 16 11 0 4 5 2 5 6910 BA OVERALL 64 55 1 37 15 2 9 86

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Accounting144 142 3 63 38 38 2 99

4 Business Environment 144 142 0 62 67 13 2 995 Labour Welfare

& Social Security145 143 9 117 14 3 2 99

6 Retailing Management 144 144 7 101 30 6 0 1007 B.COM OVERALL 145 136 0 71 63 2 9 94


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2 Income Tax 37 25 2 9 4 10 12 683 Int. Human Resource

Mgmt.37 37 7 15 14 1 0 100

4 Labour Laws 37 36 2 15 10 9 1 975 Business Research

Methodology37 36 2 19 10 5 1 97

6 Project Work 37 37 0 23 12 2 0 1007 B.B.M. OVERALL 37 25 1 16 7 1 12 68

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4 Tamil 10 10 4 5 1 0 0 100

5 English 164 164 1 77 66 20 0 1006 Adv. Corporate

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4 Production & Operation Management

26 26 2 10 8 6 0 100

5 Cost Accounting 26 26 8 10 6 2 0 100

6 Marketing Management 26 26 4 16 3 3 0 100

7 Financial Management 26 23 5 9 5 4 3 88

8 Business Law 27 26 5 13 6 2 1 969 Computer Fund. &

App in Business26 24 2 10 9 3 2 92

10 B.B.M. OVERALL 27 22 3 15 1 3 5 81


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Subject No. Apeared

No. Passed


IInd Class

Pass Class

Fail % of Pass

1 Additional English 20 20 0 3 9 8 0 100

2 Hindi 5 5 0 4 1 0 0 1003 Kannada 16 16 0 2 3 11 0 1004 Tamil 5 5 1 4 0 0 0 1005 English 45 45 0 13 18 14 0 1006 History 31 24 2 14 5 3 7 777 Economics 31 31 6 14 5 6 0 1008 Political Science 45 41 0 12 19 10 4 919 Sociology 15 12 0 0 10 2 3 8011 Journalism 15 12 0 1 2 9 3 8012 HEP OVERALL 31 23 0 10 11 2 8 7414 JPS OVERALL 15 10 0 0 8 2 5 6715 BA OVERALL 46 33 0 10 19 4 13 72

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No. Passed


IInd Class

Pass Class

Fail % of Pass


4 English 16 16 0 3 10 3 0 100

5 Unix 17 17 4 11 2 0 0 100

6 System Programming 16 15 1 7 4 3 1 94

7 Computer Graphics 16 16 1 10 4 1 0 100

8 Computer Networks 16 16 0 7 2 7 0 100

10 B.C.A. OVERALL 17 15 1 11 3 0 2 88

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No. Passed


IInd Class

Pass Class

Fail %of Pass


2 Hindi 37 36 0 8 11 17 1 97

3 Kannada 87 82 5 23 24 30 5 94

4 Tamil 5 5 1 3 0 1 0 100

5 English 140 137 0 10 71 56 3 98

6 Financial Accounting II 140 108 7 31 32 38 32 77

7 Indian Financial System 140 135 2 81 41 11 5 96

8 Business Mathematics 140 124 15 47 31 31 16 89


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9 E. Business & Accounting

140 139 6 86 36 11 1 99

9 Environmental Studies 139 139 9 98 29 3 0 100

10 B.COM OVERALL 140 104 1 43 54 6 36 74

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IInd Class

Pass Class

Fail % of Pass


2 Hindi 5 5 0 3 1 1 0 100

3 Kannada 23 22 2 5 6 9 1 96

4 Tamil 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 100

5 English 42 41 0 7 11 23 1 98

6 History 23 21 1 13 6 1 2 917 Economics 23 23 3 13 5 2 0 100

8 Political Science 42 34 0 15 16 3 8 8110 Sociology 19 19 0 5 6 8 0 100

11 Journalism 19 18 0 4 3 11 1 9512 Computer

Fundamentals39 39 15 18 2 4 0 100

13 HEP OVERALL 23 19 0 11 6 2 4 83

15 JPS OVERALL 19 12 0 2 6 4 7 63

16 BA OVERALL 42 31 0 13 12 6 11 74

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No. Passed


IInd Class

Pass Class

Fail % of Pass

1 Additional English 6 6 0 5 0 1 0 1002 Hindi 12 11 0 0 3 8 1 923 Kannada 23 23 1 1 7 14 0 1004 Tamil 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1005 English 42 42 0 23 12 7 0 1006 Quantitative Methods for

Business41 40 3 9 11 17 1 98

7 Financial Accounting 42 38 6 16 9 7 4 908 Organizational Behaviour 42 40 1 19 11 9 2 959 Business Organization &

Environment42 41 2 18 14 7 1 98

10 Environmental Studies 42 42 3 33 6 0 0 10011 B.B.M. OVERALL 42 36 0 17 10 9 6 86


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No. Passed


IInd Class

Pass Class

Fail % of Pass


2 Hindi 2 2 0 1 1 0 0 1003 Kannada 14 13 1 4 2 6 1 934 Tamil 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1005 English 23 23 0 5 7 11 0 100

6 Data Structure using C

27 26 4 16 4 2 1 96

7 Microprocessors 27 22 2 8 7 5 5 81

8 Operating Systems 27 26 2 17 5 2 1 96

9 Computer Oriented Num. Methods

27 23 1 6 6 10 4 85

10 Environmental Studies

26 26 2 18 6 0 0 100

11 B.C.A. OVERALL 27 21 1 18 2 0 6 78

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No. Passed


IInd Class

Pass Class

Fail % of Pass

1 Human Resource Management

29 29 4 23 2 0 0 100

2 Advanced Financial Management

29 29 6 17 4 2 0 100

3 E - Commerce 29 29 1 23 5 0 0 100

4 Business Environment 29 29 7 21 1 0 0 100

5 Research & Quantitative Techniques

29 29 3 18 8 0 0 100

6 M.COM OVERALL 29 29 2 23 4 0 0 100

Highest Marks Semester WiseI SEM B.COM - October 2014

REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

14SJE305 MEDOSANU WE-O AE 73

14SJE123 PREETI PETER EKKA HIN 69

14SJE319 SARA ABDUL KHUDUS HIN 69

14SJE171 JAYASHREE V KAN 94

14SJE405 SUPRIYA R TAM 92

14SJE305 MEDOSANU WE-O English 72


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14SJE403 MARY DIVYA English 72

14SJE143 BHAGYASHREE PAWAR Financial Accounting 79

14SJE319 SARA ABDUL KHUDUS Marketing Behaviour & Cost Analysis 92

14SJE143 BHAGYASHREE PAWAR Principles of Management 80

14SJE143 BHAGYASHREE PAWAR CLSP 80

14SJE143 BHAGYASHREE PAWAR General Proficiency 80

I SEM BA - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

14SJE701 GARY JOSEPH AE 62

14SJE712 KUNAL N DEMBLA HIN 59

14SJE523 RUTH KIRAN C KAN 92

14SJE728 B REBECCA TAM 54

14SJE509 ARUNA DEVI HANNAH English 65

14SJE523 RUTH KIRAN C History 86

14SJE523 RUTH KIRAN C Economics 86

14SJE509 ARUNA DEVI HANNAH Political Science 69

14SJE721 MARIA JANCEY I Sociology 66

14SJE730 DAVEEN NIVEDHA S Journalism 74

14SJE523 RUTH KIRAN C General Proficiency 77

14SJE721 MARIA JANCEY I General Proficiency 66.2

I SEM BBM - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

14SJE805 MANU JOSE AE 70

14SJE822 SHAKIR RAHMAN HIN 55

14SJE832 ARPITHA SAHANA J KAN 89

14SJE859 ALLAN KIRUBAKARAN E TAM 66

14SJE805 MANU JOSE English 67

14SJE855 SANTOSH RAJ B Business Economics 82

14SJE839 JARNAS J Fundamentals of Accounting 95

14SJE845 MARY JENNIFER A Management Process 84

14SJE805 MANU JOSE Quantitative Methods of Business 84

14SJE805 MANU JOSE General Proficiency 76


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I SEM BCA - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS14SJE904 PETER WILLIAMS T AE 5614SJE913 SYED GHOUSE MOHIYADDIN HIN 8214SJE925 PRADEEP KUMAR N KAN 9314SJE913 SYED GHOUSE MOHIYADDIN English 6114SJE925 PRADEEP KUMAR N Probability & Statistics 9814SJE920 GODWIN A Mathematical Foundation for CS 9914SJE920 GODWIN A Programming in C 9814SJE925 PRADEEP KUMAR N Programming in C 9814SJE920 GODWIN A Computer Fundamentals & Digital Electronics 9414SJE925 PRADEEP KUMAR N Computer Fundamentals & Digital Electronics 9414SJE925 PRADEEP KUMAR N General Proficiency 89.63

I SEM M.COM - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

14SJEM011 MITHUN KUMAR S Organizational Behaviour 79

14SJEM011 MITHUN KUMAR S Monetary System 82

14SJEM011 MITHUN KUMAR S Consumer Behaviour & Marketing Services 81

14SJEM009 KAVIN V M Macro Economics for B. Decisions 82

14SJEM011 MITHUN KUMAR S Macro Economics for B. Decisions 82

14SJEM001 ANTHONY DASS S Information System for Computers 81

14SJEM011 MITHUN KUMAR S General Proficiency 80.2

II SEM B.COM - APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

13SJE303 BISHOYEE ANJANA LOUI AE 77

13SJE336 SHASHIKANTA KUJUR HIN 84

13SJE382 SUSHMA R KAN 90

13SJE400 SHYNI D TAM 90

13SJE400 SHYNI D English 75

13SJE397 SARITHA P Financial Accounting 96

13SJE369 SARAVANA K Indian Financial System 87

13SJE369 SARAVANA K Business Mathematics 99

13SJE137 ARIF PASHA E Business & Accounting 92

12SJE320 TEENA JOSEPH Environmental Studies 84

13SJE400 SHYNI D General Proficiency 86.8


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II SEM BA - APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS13SJE508 PRIYANKA R AE 81

13SJE712 SHAMILY G HIN 76

13SJE527 MARIA JYOTHI D KAN 8213SJE543 KALAIMALAR PRABU S TAM 8213SJE501 ABDUL JAVED General English 64

13SJE549 BHAVYASUNITHA J History 8213SJE501 ABDUL JAVED Economics 9213SJE549 BHAVYASUNITHA J Political Science 7513SJE709 THOMAS N D Sociology 6713SJE712 SHAMILY G Sociology 6713SJE724 JORAM RAKHOVEIO P Journalism 5813SJE724 JORAM RAKHOVEIO P Computer Fundamentals 9413SJE501 ABDUL JAVED General Proficiency 7613SJE724 JORAM RAKHOVEIO P General Proficiency 63

II SEM BBM- APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

12SJE802 ASHWIN JOSEPH AE 6913SJE826 RESHMA HIN 7813SJE827 ASHA H N KAN 9413SJE826 RESHMA English 8013SJE827 ASHA H N Quantitative Methods for Business 99

13SJE827 ASHA H N Financial Accounting 9713SJE826 RESHMA Organizational Behaviour 8313SJE826 RESHMA Business Organization & Environment 8813SJE827 ASHA H N Environmental Studies 8413SJE827 ASHA H N General Proficiency 85.5

II SEM BCA - APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

13SJE925 SEEMA R AE 6613SJE917 NIKSHEP K General English 6413SJE931 TEJPAUL PUROHIT Data Structure using C 79

13SJE931 TEJPAUL PUROHIT Microprocessors 80

13SJE931 TEJPAUL PUROHIT Operating System 7713SJE920 RAJESH R Computer Oriented Numerical Methods 7513SJE917 NIKSHEP K Environmental Studies 6613SJE931 TEJPAUL PUROHIT General Proficiency 68.75


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III SemB.COM - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

13SJE119 KARAN X ELAVIA AE 75

13SJE336 SHASHIKANTA KUJUR HIN 82

13SJE181 HEMALATHA D KAN 84

13SJE400 SHYNI D TAM 88

13SJE122 MARIA INFANCIA S English 69

13SJE202 MARY NANCY I English 69

13SJE341 TABASSUM BANU English 69

13SJE397 SARITHA P English 69

13SJE102 AKSHAYA M Corporate Accounting 83

13SJE175 DORTHY FLORA M Principles of Marketing 80

13SJE137 ARIF PASHA Banking Law & Operations 87

13SJE102 AKSHAYA M QABD 96

13SJE339 SYEDA HAJIRA BANU QABD 96

13SJE175 DORTHY FLORA M Indian Constitution 88

13SJE137 ARIF PASHA General Proficiency 79.17

III Sem B.A - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

13SJE501 ABDUL JAVED AE 72

13SJE712 SHAMILY G HIN 76

13SJE549 BHAVYASUNITHA J KAN 73

13SJE543 KALAIMALAR PRABU S TAM 80

13SJE501 ABDUL JAVED English 69

13SJE543 KALAIMALAR PRABU S History 83

13SJE549 BHAVYASUNITHA J History 83

13SJE501 ABDUL JAVED Economics 93

13SJE501 ABDUL JAVED Political Science 75

13SJE549 BHAVYASUNITHA J Political Science 75

13SJE705 RAISII P D Sociology 65

12SJE720 MARIA SHALINI A Sociology 65

13SJE709 THOMAS N D Journalism 54

12SJE720 MARIA SHALINI A Environmental Studies 74

13SJE501 ABDUL JAVED General Proficiency 77.8

13SJE712 SHAMILY G General Proficiency 57.4


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III Sem BBM - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS13SJE806 ILAVARASAN M International Business 82

13SJE826 RESHMA International Business 8213SJE806 ILAVARASAN M Business Communication 8613SJE827 ASHA H N Business Communication 86

13SJE827 ASHA H N Corporate Accounting 9413SJE827 ASHA H N H.R.M. 9313SJE826 RESHMA Services Management 8513SJE806 ILAVARASAN M Corporate Administration 9413SJE827 ASHA H N Corporate Administration 94

13SJE826 RESHMA Indian Constitution 6213SJE827 ASHA H N General Proficiency 88.5

III Sem BBM- October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

13SJE931 TEJPAUL PUROHIT AE 6813SJE916 NAVEEN KUMAR K English 6013SJE916 NAVEEN KUMAR K OOPS Using C++ 8713SJE916 NAVEEN KUMAR K Visual Programming 8513SJE902 ANAND R DBMS 8113SJE916 NAVEEN KUMAR K DBMS 8113SJE916 NAVEEN KUMAR K Software Engineering 6713SJE917 NIKSHEP K Software Engineering 6713SJE931 TEJPAUL PUROHIT Indian Constitution 6813SJE916 NAVEEN KUMAR K General Proficiency 76.5

IV SEM B.COM- APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

12SJE308 MISHALA ANGELIN D AE 78

12SJE123 BALRAJ SINGH RATHOD HIN 82

12SJE376 TEJASHWINI M KAN 84

12SJE390 ANISHA I TAM 91

12SJE179 MARY STEFFY General English 70

12SJE380 USHA RANI M Corporate Accounting 89

12SJE380 USHA RANI M Financial Management 90

12SJE140 RAYAN MENDONCA Business Law 8312SJE140 RAYAN MENDONCA Research Methodology 85

12SJE376 TEJASHWINI M General Proficiency 76.83


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IV SEM BA - APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG AE 80

12SJE609 NAZIYA SULTHANA R HIN 76

12SJE537 RAVICHANDRA KAN 91

12SJE548 S THOOYAVAN TAM 88

12SJE703 DOMINICA HOLLY THERESE IRELAND General English 74

12SJE537 RAVICHANDRA History 87

12SJE537 RAVICHANDRA Economics 90

12SJE548 S THOOYAVAN Economics 90

12SJE548 S THOOYAVAN Political Science 77

12SJE612 NIRMALA S Public Administration 8012SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG Sociology 85

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG Journalism 84

12SJE548 S THOOYAVAN General Proficiency 79.8

12SJE612 NIRMALA S General Proficiency 77.2

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG General Proficiency 79

IV SEM BBM- APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS12SJE836 PHILIP SHANU PREM B Production & Operations Mgmt 8312SJE839 SANTHOSHA D R Cost Accounting 9612SJE803 BERNARD EDWIN D CRUZ Marketing Management 8212SJE839 SANTHOSHA D R Marketing Management 8212SJE837 C POORNIMA Financial Management 8612SJE839 SANTHOSHA D R Financial Management 8612SJE808 JOSHUA DANIEL Business Law 7812SJE818 YOGESH V Computer Fundamentals & App in Business 8712SJE839 SANTHOSHA D R General Proficiency 80.5

V Sem B.COM - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

12SJE380 USHA RANI M Income Tax 9312SJE181 MEENA N Auditing 9212SJE181 MEENA N Cost Accounting 9212SJE376 TEJASHWINI M Consumer Behaviour 8512SJE376 TEJASHWINI M H.R.M. 8212SJE193 SAMEENA S Marketing of Services 9212SJE181 MEENA N General Proficiency 86.5


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V Sem BA - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

12SJE526 DOMINIC PRAKASH M History V 81

12SJE516 SHEEBA CAROLINE K History VI 82

12SJE619 PRABHAKARAN M Economics V 84

12SJE516 SHEEBA CAROLINE K Economics VI 85

12SJE525 DHIVYA VASU V Economics VI 85

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG Political Science V 82

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG Political Science VI 76

12SJE606 STEFFI CATHERINE A Public Administration V 77

12SJE612 NIRMALA S Public Administration VI 79

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG Sociology V 78

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG Sociology VI 77

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG Journalism V 83

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG Journalism VI 86

12SJE516 SHEEBA CAROLINE K General Proficiency 78

12SJE612 NIRMALA S General Proficiency 73.83

12SJE701 K CARMILA CHAWANG General Proficiency 80.33

V SemBBM - October 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

12SJE818 YOGESH V Entrepreneurial Development 78

12SJE847 KALPANA B Entrepreneurial Development 78

12SJE837 C POORNIMA Financial Markets & Services 82

12SJE832 KUMAR L Retailing & Customer Mgmt 82

12SJE837 C POORNIMA Management Accounting 98

12SJE837 C POORNIMA International Financial Mgmt 86

12SJE839 SANTHOSHA D R Strategic Mgmt 81

12SJE837 C POORNIMA General Proficiency 82.83

VI SEM B.COM- APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

11SJE336 NAGARAJ S Income Tax 98

11SJE154 BINDU K Entrepreneurial Devpt 93


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11SJE386 VENKATESH K S Management Accounting 91

11SJE172 IMMACULATE MARY A Business Environment 94

11SJE201 MITHUN KUMAR S Business Environment 94

11SJE312 MOHAMMED IBRAHIM LWSS 87

11SJE201 MITHUN KUMAR S Retailing Management 87

11SJE154 BINDU K General Proficiency 85.67

VI SEM BA - APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

11SJE518 SANDEEP R History VII 91

11SJE518 SANDEEP R History VIII 91

11SJE624 KARTHIGARASI G Economics VII 92

11SJE518 SANDEEP R Economics VIII 91

11SJE624 KARTHIGARASI G Economics VIII 91

11SJE721 UMESH KUMAR C A Political Science VII 82

11SJE721 UMESH KUMAR C A Political Science VIII 87

11SJE721 UMESH KUMAR C A Sociology VII 86

11SJE710 TENZIN CHOEDEN Sociology VIII 86

11SJE701 ASHISH ROY S Journalism VII 76

11SJE721 UMESH KUMAR C A Journalism VIII 80

11SJE518 SANDEEP R General Proficiency 87

11SJE624 KARTHIGARASI G General Proficiency 83.83

11SJE721 UMESH KUMAR C A General Proficiency 83.33

VI SEM BBM - APRIL 2014REG. NO. NAME SUBJECTS MARKS

11SJE832 KARTHIK GANESH Portfolio Management 85

11SJE808 GONIKUNTLA MANIKANTAN Income Tax 84

11SJE835 PUNITH KUMAR R HRM 83

11SJE808 GONIKUNTLA MANIKANTAN Labour Laws 79

11SJE808 GONIKUNTLA MANIKANTAN Business Research Methodology 92

11SJE808 GONIKUNTLA MANIKANTAN General Proficiency 81.17


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Tejas-2014 RESULTSKANNADA ESSAY

Prize Name Class1st Asha 2nd BBM2nd Sushma 2nd B.com B3rd Prashanth D’Souza 3rd B.com ‘A’

ENGLISH POETRYPrize Name Class1st Zingrei Siro 2nd BA2nd Daveen Nivedha 1st B.A

Naveen Kumar.K 1st BBM3rd Anjana Bishoyee 2nd B.com ‘B’

HINDI ESSAYPrize Name Class1st Hemanthi Lakadi 3rd BA2nd Abha Tigga 3rd BA3rd Shashikantha Kujur 2nd B.Com B

HINDI POETRYPrize Name Class1st Hemanthi Lakadi 3rd BA2nd Abha Tigga 3rd BA3rd Shashikantha Kujur 2nd B.Com B

TWIST A TALEPrize Name Class1st Sunil 1st BCA2nd Harshitha Anand 3rd BBM3rd Mary Steffy 3rd B.com A

TAMIL POETRYPrize Name Class1st John Pravin 1st BCA

2nd Vimala Antony 2nd B.com B

3rd Augustin 1st Bcom B

ENGLISH ESSAYPrize Name Class1st Bhagyashree 1st B.com A2nd Anjana Bishoyee 2nd B.com B3rd Pearlcy 2nd B.com B

Mary Steffy 3rd B.com A

KANNADA POETRYPrize Name Class1st Subramani 3rd B.com A2nd Monisha K 2nd B.com A3rd Arpitha Sahana 1st BBM

TAMIL ESSAYPrize Name Class1st Siva Kumar 2nd B.com B2nd Suriya 1st B.com B3rd Issaiki Jothi 2nd B.A

Supriya 1st B.com B

SHORT STORY WRITINGPrize Name Class1st K. Carmela 3rd BA2nd Stephen Paul 3rd BA3rd Saravanan 2nd B.com B

ANTIQUES & OTHER COLLECTIONPrize Name Class1st Kevin 3rd BA2nd Nithin 3rd BA3rd Priyanka 3rd BA

COINS COLLECTIONPrize Name Class1st Sunil 1st BCA

2nd Angel 3rd B.Com A

3rd Usha Rani 3rd B.Com B


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STAMPS COLLECTIONPrize Name Class1st Amogha 1st BCA2nd Kalai Dinesh 2nd B.com A

David 3rd B.A3rd Peter 1st BCA

EXTEMPOREPrize Name Class1st Reshma 2nd BBM2nd Leena 3rd B.A3rd Charan 3rd B.com ‘B’

Sunil.J 1st BCAMary Divya 1st B.com ‘B’

DEBATEPrize Name Class1st Srikanth 3rd B.Com ‘A’

Nida2nd Suhas 2nd B.com ‘B’

Syeda3rd Shalini 1st M.com

Simshan

PAINTINGPrize Name Class1st Thara T M.com2nd Infant Jesus 3rd B.com B3rd Prabhu 2nd BA

MEHANDI Prize Name Class1st Medosanu Weo 1st B.com B

2nd Nikitha 3rd B.com AAnisha F

3rd Reshma 3rd B.com ‘B’Ammu 2nd B.com ‘A’Ashiya 2nd B.A

COLLAGEPrize Name Class

1st Vijay Kumar 3rd B.Com B

2nd Shashikala 2nd B.com B

3rd Sharanya 3rd BBM

DUMBCHARADES Prize Name Class1st Judeson 3rd BA

Anu Rosario

Reena

2nd Alex Denzil 1st BBMJoji

Michael

3rd Naveen 2nd BA

Vinod

Alexsander

3rd Prajesh 2nd BBMTaherVinod

MIMEPrize Name Class

1st Jacqueline & Team 3rd B.Com A

Anu Rosario & Team 3rd B.A

2nd Sangeetha & Team 3rd B.Com B

3rd Ammu & Team 2nd B.com A

ICE BREAKERPrize Name Class

1st Reena & Team 3rd BA

2nd Vishwanath & Team 3rd BBM

3rd John William & Team

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GROUP DISCUSSIONPrize Name Class1st Manu Jose, Edward 1st BBM2nd Charles 1st M.Com

Shalini D3rd Poornima Shaw 3rd B.com A

Nida Hussain

GROUP SINGINGPrize Name Class1st Elton & Team 2nd B.com A2nd Harshitha & Team 3rd BBM3rd Roshan & Team 3rd BA

SOLO SINGINGPrize Name Class1st Joram 2nd BA2nd Elton 2nd B.com A3rd Raisrr 2nd BA

DUET SINGING Prize Name Class1st Sangeetha Edward 3rd B.com B

Shreeja2nd Roshan 3rd B.A

Anu Rozario3rd Andrew 3rd B.com A

Angel Mary

COOKING WITHOUT FIRE Prize Name Class1st Meena & Team 3rd B.Com A2nd Mariya & Team 2nd B.com A3rd Seema & Team 2nd B.C.A

VEGETABLE CARVING Prize Name Class1st Amos & Team 3rd BA2nd Anisha & Team 3rd B.Com A3rd Anthony Das &

TeamM.com

FACE PAINTING Prize Name Class1st Merlin Mary 3rd B.com A

Adeline2nd Petricia 3rd BBM

Karthik3rd Ruth Nesamani 1st M.Com

Kavin

PHOTOGRAPHYPrize Name Class1st Vignesh 1st B.com B2nd Jude 1st B.A3rd Preethi Y 1st B.com B

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT Prize Name Class1st Angela & Team 2nd B.com A2nd Poornima & Team 3rd B.com A3rd Carmela & Team 3rd BA

RANGOLI Prize Name Class1st Divya Rani 1st M.Com2nd Revathi 3rd B.A3rd Seema Rani 2nd BCA

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Prize Name Class1st Daveen 1st BA2nd Elton 2nd B.com A3rd Amos 3rd BA

SOLO DANCE Prize Name Class1st Jyothi 1st BA2nd Kiran 1st BA3rd Solomon 3rd B.Com B


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FOOTLOOSE Prize Name Class

1st Ishwarya 1st BA

2nd Febita 3rd B.Com A

3rd Adeline 3rd B.Com A

3rd Gunashekar 1st B.Com A

TREASURE HUNT Prize Name Class

1st Judeson & Amos 3rd BA

2nd Pasha & Joy 2nd B.com A

3rd Arvin & Mir Nayyer Ali

3rd BBM

FILM / MOVIE SPOOFPrize Name Class

1st Amos & Team 3rd BA

2nd Arul & Team 3rd B.com A

3rd Albert & Team 2nd B.com B

Vinod & Team 2nd BA

MR & MISS TEJASPrize Name Class Poornima 3rd B.com A

Bernard D’cruz 3rd BBM

GROUP DANCEPrize Name Class1st Jacqueline & Team 3rd B.com A

2nd Nithin & Team 3rd BA

Priya & Team 2nd B.com B

3rd Aishwarya & Team 1st BA

The overall Championship was bagged by 3rd BAThe runner up was bagged by 3rd B.Com A

Inter Collegiate Prize Winner 2014 - 2015

Rhapsody held on 27th August 2015 hosted by Goodwill Women’s Degree College (Cultural Fest)

I Place in Group DanceName

Jackqueline

Merline

Febita

Sameen

Manimegala

Arvind Paul

Ravi Kiran

Anisha

III Place in Western AcousticName

Paul Daniel

Jay Prakash

Sherja

Sangeetha

Elton

Roshan

Daveen

Ashwini

I Place in Greeting Card Making & Pot Painting

NameMeena

I Place in Collage Name

Usha Rani

Ramesh

Uma Shankar


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II Place in Mad AddsNameArul Raj

Beredick

Alwyn

Albert

Praveen Raj

Praveen

Mohan

EXODUS held on 30th & 31st August 2015 hosted by St. Joseph’s Arts &

Science College III Place in Treasure Hunt

NameRameshUsha Rani

III Place in Pot PouriNameVinodMerlinMaryAruna

III Place in Street PlayNameRakesh

Vinod

Sudan

Shailesh

Judeson

I Place in Creative WritingSl.No.NameDaveen

I Place in Pick and Sing

Name

Elton

New Horizon College of Engineering (Marathalli)

III Place in MIME (Cash award Rs. 50000)

NameJackqueline

Merline

Vinod

Rakesh

Judeson

Skylesh

Sudan

Vincent

Elshada (JNC) Gospel FestIII Place in Treasure Hunt

NameRamesh

Anu Rosario

II Place in Street PlayNameJudesonSudanRakeshShrejaVinodKalai

III Place in Vunaculan MusicNameShrejaSangeethaJaya PrakashTony

I Place in Creative WritingNameDaveen


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II Place in Pick and SingNameElton

Genesis St. Joseph’s PU College Gospel Fest

II Place in Treasure Hunt NameAntony Savari & Sathya Mudhu

III Place in Ice BreakerNameVinodShrejaSangeethaRakeshKalaiStephen Paul

Revalation on 27th November 2014 by St. Joseph’s College of Commerce

(Gospel Fest)III Place in Treasure Hunt

NameRoshanRameshKiranUshaNithinVignesh

I Place in Ice BreakerNameStephenPaul, VinodShyleshShrejaSangeethaAlexNithin

I Place in CollageNameRameshUsha RaniUma Shankar

II Place in Face PaintingNameStephen PaulNithin

III Place in Sketching NameSangeetha

II Place in Solo SingingName

Ashwini

III Place in Vunaculan MusicName

SangeethaShrejaJudeAshwiniDaveen

Dhwani 2014 held on 28th & 29th November 2014 St. Joseph’s College

of CommerceII Place in Cooking without Fire

NameMeena, Evangaline & Supriya

II Place in Mad AddsNameAlwynAlbertArulArvind Paul


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JeswanthPraveenAndrew

I Place in Greeting Card MakingNameMeenaShalini

I Place in Wealth out of wasteNameMeenaUma ShankarAntony Sawari

III Place in Indian Dance ThemeNameGodwin

Stephen PaulNitinReenaSharanya SteffiTeresaAmosePetriciaPriyankaJackqueline

III Place in Treasure Hunt NameRameshVigneshRakshit

III Place in MehendiName

Swetha G

I Place in Arm WresthingNameTarun

E-bizz 2015 National Level Inter-Collegiate Fest St. Joseph’s

CollegeIII Place in Quiz

NameMithun Kumar S

Vignesh V

III Place in Treasure Hunt NameRamesh

Vignesh

Cul-ah 2015 Hosted by Mount Carmel College (Cultural Fest)

I Place in Mystery BoxNameMeena

Kalai

Antony Savari

III Place in Kannad DumcharadaName

Suhas

Yogesh

III Place in Bnner MakingName

Meena

Ramesh

Infant

Sandeep

I Place in CollageNameRamesh

Uma Shankar

Ameen


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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS 2014-15ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES

SL.NO ASSOCIATION DESIGNATION NAME CLASS

1 AICUF President Judeson III BA (HEP)

2 Vice President Sudhan II B.Com ‘B’

3 LEGAL LITERACY CLUB Secretary Shivanand III B.A (EPS)

4 Joint Secretary Narasimha Murthy III B.A (JPS)

5 KANNADA SANGHA Secretary Narasimha Murthy III B.A (JPS)

6 Joint Secretary Keshamma III B.COM ‘A’

7 B.C.A ASSOCIATION Secretary Anand II B.C.A8 Joint Secretary Tej Paul II B.C.A

9 WOMEN CELL Secretary Neelam III B.A (JPS)

11 LEAD CLUB Secretary Dominica III B.A (JPS)

12 Joint Secretary Samte III B.A (JPS)

13 LA STORIA Secretary Amos III B.A (HEP)

14 Joint Secretary Prabhu II B.A (HEP)

15 HINDI ASSOCIATION Secretary Balraj Singh III B.COM ‘A’

16 Joint Secretary Poornima III B.COM ‘A’

17 SOCIAL SCIENCES FORUM

Secretary Revathy III B.A (HEP)18 Joint Secretary Ravi III B.A (HEP)19 VISION ASSOCIATION Secretary Prabhu III BBM20 Joint Secretary Harshitha III BBM21 COMMERCE FORUM Secretary Meena III B.COM ‘A’22 Joint Secretary Ramesh III B.COM ‘B’

23 ENGLISH LITERARY CLUB Secretary Joram II BA (JPS)24 Joint Secretary David I BA (JPS)25 TAMIL ASSOCIATION Secretary Sr. Anisha III B.COM ‘B’26 Joint Secretary Prema Anitha III B.A (HEP)

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS 2014-15SL.NO CLASS CLASS REPRESENTATIVE CULTURAL

REPRESENTATIVESPORTS

REPRESENTATIVEBOY GIRL

1 I B.COM ‘A’ Rahul. B Divya. K Catherine John Lazer

2 I B.COM ‘B’ Anthony Alwyn Rithika R. Prasad Mary Divya Prem Raj Daniel

3 I B.A (HEP) Milton Aruna Aishwarya Jude


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4 I BA (JPS) Nayaz Ayesha Jyothi Kunal

5 I B.C.A Godwin. A Renita. A Sunil. J Jagadish. T

6 I BBM Alwyn Nandhini.C Arpitha Sahana Rakesh. S

7 II B.COM ‘A’ Arun Kumar Mary Vasundhara Ammu. J Kalai Dinesh

8 II B.COM ‘B’ Sudhan Priyanka Syed Hajeera Banu Prabhu

9 II BA (HEP) Dilip Kumar Priyanka Rajesh Alexander S.R

10 II BA (JPS) Brian Anju Manasa Naveen

11 II B.C.A Praveen Stella Seema Naveen

12 II BBM Richard Boward Reshma Hussain Nandhini.V Prajesh. P

13 III B.COM ‘A’ Mr. Rakesh Ms. Meena Ms. Poornima Shaw Mr. Anil Gerard

14 III B.COM ‘B’ Ramesh Thara Swetha Prathap

15 III BA (HEP) Roshan Nikhil Priyanka Reena Stephen Paul

16 III BA (EPS) Shivanand Nirmala Sharanya R Elizabeth

17 III BA (JPS) David Kavitha Anu Rosario Kaveri

18 III BBM Arvin.M Kalpana.B Muzamil Sheikh Vishwanath

19 I M.COM Ganesh. V Divya Rani.M Mithun Kumar. S Bala Ranjith

STUDENT COUNCIL: 2014-15College Cultural & Sports Secretaries

SL.NO NAME CLASS DESIGNATION

1 Bernard D’Cruz III BBM CULTURAL SECRETARIES

2 S.M Nithin III BA (JPS)

3 Jacqueline III B.COM ‘A’

4 Tejashwini. M III B.COM ‘B’

5 Asif III BBM SPORTS SECRETARIES- BOYS

6 John William III B.COM ‘A’

7 Roshan III B.A (HEP)

8 Stephen Paul III B.A (HEP)

9 Theresa III B.A (EPS) SPORTS SECRETARIES- GIRLS

10 Poornima III B.COM ‘A’

11 Steffy III B.A (EPS)

12 Anu Rozario III B.A (JPS)


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SPORTS RESULTS 2014-2015

EVENTS WINNERS RUNNERS

CHESS (B) II BA III BA

CHESS (G) I BCOM A II BCOM A

CARROM SINGLES (B) I MCOM III BCOM B

CARROM DOUBLES (B) I BCOM A I BBM

CARROM SINGLES (G) III BCOM B III BBM

CARROM DOUBLES (G) III BCOM B III BCOM A

TT SINGLES (B) II BA I BCA

TT DOUBLES (B) III BCOM A III BCOM B

TT SINGLES (G) III BCOM A II BA

TT DOUBLES (G) III BCOM A III BA

BADMITON SINGLES (G) III BCOM A III BA

BADMITON DOUBLES (B) II BCA II BA

BADMITON SINGLES (B) II BCA II BA

BADMITON DOUBLES (G) III BCOM A II BA

DISCUS THROW (G) III BCOM A II BCOM B

III BCOM A

DISCUS THROW (B) II BA III BCOM A

I BBM

SHORT PUT (B) III BCOM B III BCOM B

II BA

SHORT PUT (G) III BCOM A II BCOM B

III BCOM A

BASKETBALL(B) III BCOM B III BCOM A

THROW BALL (G) III BCOM A III BCOM B

VOLLEY BALL (B) III BCOM A II BCOM A

FOOT BALL (B) III BCOM B II BCOM B

NET BALL (G) III BA III BCOM A

CRICKET (B) III BCOM A II BCOM A


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ANNUAL SPORTS MEET ( Winners) Runner Up 2nd Runner Up

100 Mts (B) John III Bcom A Alexander II BA Jerin III Bcom B

200 Mts (B) Rakesh I BBM Alexander II BA John III Bcom A

4*100 (B) Abdul Javeed AlexanderDeepak KumarPrabhu(II BA)

JerinSolomonPrathapRohith Singh(III Bcom ‘B’)

Premraj DanielPawanDerickRahul( I Bcom ‘B’)

100 Mts (G) Steffi Catherine III BA Jacquline III Bcom ‘A’ Preethi III BA

4*100 Mts (G) Theresa Mary Steffi Catherine PreethiSharanaya( III BA)

JacqulineKavithaFebithaAnishaIII Bcom A

SwathiShaliniPreethiJeeritha( I Mcom)

200 Mts (G) Steffi Catherine III BA Theresa Mary III BA Preethi III BA

Inter College Relay

SommanaNelson PIsaac NileAlan Devaiah( St. Josephs Arts & Science College )

SagarVishalMohhammed FazilAshil Thomas(St. Josephs Indian Composite College)

JeshwanthJerinAlexanderJohn William(St. Josephs Evening College)

Tug of War (B) III BBM (Winners)

Tug of War (G) III Bcom A (Winners)

College Day Prize Winners 2014 - 2015EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE

Reg. No. Name

12SJE714 ANU RUSARIYO A

12SJE616 THERESA MARY J


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12SJE827 MUZAMIL SHAIK I

12SJE181 MEENA N

12SJE812 PRABHU J

12SJE540 STEPHAN PAUL T

12SJE313 RAMESH NN

EXCELLENCE IN LEADERSHIP Reg. No. Name

12SJE820 ASIFUDDIN M H

12SJE707 NITIN SM

12SJE189 RAKESH S

BEST AICUFERReg. No. Name

12SJE521 JUDESON C.G.S.

BEST TALENT OF THE COLLEGE Reg. No. Name

12SJE160 JACKQUELINE A P

12SJE193 SAMEEA S

BEST M.C’S OF THE COLLEGE Reg. No. Name

12SJE803 BERNARD EDWIN D CRUZ

12SJE807 HARSHITHA A

BEST OUTGOING STUDENTS OF THE COLLEGE

Reg. No. Name

12SJE562 ROSHAN NIKHIL A

12SJE112 JOHN WILLIAM L

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Laudato Si, Pope Francis’ Encyclical on the Environment

Laudato Si means “Praise be to you” which is the first line of a canticle (hymn) by St. Francis that praises God and all his creation. Laudato Si is Pope Francis’ Encyclical on environment or more formally – On Care for Our Common Home.

It is a worldwide wake up call to help humanity understand the destruction that human being is rendering to environment and people at large. It looks at not only a person’s effect on environment but also the many philosophical, theological, and cultural causes that threaten the relationship of human being to nature in various circumstances. It is a document in many ways a epitome of Pope Francis. It presents Gospel truth and it provides a challenge for every believer (and non-believers too). Pope Francis states that the goal of the document is to enter into dialogue with all people about our common home and to shape the future of our planet.

Laudato Si, Pope Francis’ Encyclical on the Environment

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The College AnthemRing out the battle call of duty!

Unfurl the flag of Faith and Toil!We deem our soul’s eternal beauty.A life-long Victor’s worthy spoil.

A thousand such are proudly gone before us.To win and spread our College’s renown;

‘tis ours to swell with our voices the chorusAnd with our deeds enrich her crown.

ChorusFaith and Toil! Conquerless alliance

Wherein we clasp human hands unto God’s!In His control find we true self-reliance;My hand and God’s what’er the odds ~My hand and God’s what’er the odds ~

My hand and God’sEvil’s onset hold in defiance!

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