Sri Vijaya Puram, October 25: Dr. Sapna Bansal, Professor and Director and Head of International Outreach and Inclusivity at Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), University of Delhi, interacted with B.Com. and M.Com. students of Jawaharlal Nehru Rajkeeya Mahavidyalaya (JNRM), Sri Vijaya Puram, and shared valuable insights on career development, skill enhancement, self-reliance, and entrepreneurship.
The programme commenced with Dr. Pearl Devdas, Principal, JNRM, introducing the invited expert to the students and highlighting the significance of such academic interactions in broadening students’ perspectives and preparing them for future career opportunities.
During the interaction, Dr. Sapna Bansal emphasised the importance of developing essential skills to become independent and self-reliant. She encouraged students to identify and analyse their individual strengths and weaknesses, recognise their potential, and make informed career choices based on the opportunities available to them.
Highlighting the increasing competition for government employment, Dr. Bansal advised students not to restrict their career aspirations to conventional employment opportunities. Instead, she encouraged them to explore entrepreneurship as a promising alternative career path, formulate effective plans, set clear goals, and take proactive steps towards achieving professional independence. She also stressed the importance of seeking guidance and assistance whenever necessary to overcome challenges and make informed decisions.
The interaction motivated students to develop an entrepreneurial mindset, enhance their skills, and explore diverse career opportunities. The session highlighted the importance of self-awareness, strategic planning, and initiative in achieving professional success.
Dr. Pearl Devdas, Principal, JNRM; Dr. K. V. Ramanamurthy, Head, Department of Commerce, JNRM; Dr. R. P. Palaniswamy, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce; and Dr. Ajitha Narendran, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, JNRM, were also present during the interaction.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Dr. K. V. Ramanamurthy, Head, Department of Commerce, who expressed gratitude to the invited expert, the Principal, and all those who contributed to making the interaction meaningful and enriching for the students.
The programme served as a valuable platform for students to gain practical insights into career planning and entrepreneurship, inspiring them to identify opportunities, make effective decisions, and work towards a self-reliant future.
