Final Magazine

INFINITY TIMES
Monthly issue of IMEC, SAGAR (M.P)
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MESSAGE BULLETIN
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REMEBERING 2013
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JANUARY 2014
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INDUSTRIAL VISIT
RELIGIOUS CELEBRATION & SPORTS
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STUDENTS & FACULTY ACADEMICS
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SPEAKING PICS & NEWS CLIPPINGS
MESSAGE BULLETIN
Dr. Sudha Malaiya
CEO of Ojaswini Group
National Secretary, BJP
Chief Editor, Ojaswini Magazine
ExMember, NCW
God‟s greatest gift to human beings is the gift of „Free Will‟ .The greatest challenge is to
make proper use of this free will. Handled carefully to create and innovate it becomes a
boon. We at Infinity strive to enhance this creativity so that students become intelligent,
knowledgeable and self-motivated leaders. Provided with enormous intellectual back up
and inspiring modern environment students are transformed into talented professionals.
Today we have multiple market-oriented specialized courses which help the students to
explore their genius and opportunities to expose their talent. Multi-disciplinary,
knowledge and professional skill development sessions and frequent industry visits help
them learn effective time management and developing a positive attitude of learning
from each experience of life and to face challenges with untiring zeal which is the key
for making a successful career and achieve greater heights.
Infinity Management & Engineering collage, Sagar is a part of Ojaswini Group that
provide intelligent, challenging, and inspiring environment designed to mould students
into leaders of tomorrow" with the state of art facilities and highly experienced and
dedicated faculty members. Besides academic excellence, participation in cultural and
sports activities are the flagship of the Ojaswini Group.
The INFINITY TIMES is a new venture of the Group which will motivate students to
enhance their creative capacities and increase innovative intelligence on one hand and to
create bond of mutual trust and understanding, love & respect between teacher and
students. I appreciate the zeal and hard work put in by all the Teaching & Non –
teaching students for creating this magazine. I invite all of them to participate and
congratulate to those who had been involved directly or indirectly in its production.
With love and affection
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MESSAGE BULLETIN
News bulletin of any organization is a mirror of its work culture, human
values, plans, tradition, system & vision. I am happy to note that round
the year large numbers of events are being organized in co-curricular,
sporting, cultural and social fields, aiming at all round development of
students. I congratulate the entire team members who have compiled
and published this beautiful News Bulletin. I would like to appreciate all
the faculty and staff members who have organized meaningful events
Mr. Dilip Malaiya
Co-chairperson
IMEC, Sagar
and programs without compromising on academic schedule which has enriched the bulletin
contents on one hand and continues to improve academic excellence on the other.
Infinity mgmt.& Engg. College was started in the year 2008. The
College is approved by All India Council for Technical (AICTE),
New Delhi, and is affiliated to RGPV, BHOPAL.
Mr. K. K. Shrivastava
Registrar, IMEC, Sagar
The College has a full-fledged placement and Training Centre.
This Centre organizes several training programmes related to
development of soft skills to our college students. The Placement
and Training Centre has enabled our college students to participate
in several recruitment programmes of several leading
organizations.
The college provides facilities to students to take part in cocurricuar and extracurricular activities. The Students are
encouraged to participate in inter collegiate competitions in
outdoor / indoor sports / games, cultural events and technical paper
presentation competitions. The College also organizes several Inter
collegiate Sports tournaments and technical paper presentation
competitions. The College encourages faculty members to acquire
higher degrees, to publish text books/papers and participate in
Seminar/Workshop/Conferences that are held not only within our
country but also abroad.
This magazine is another feather in the cap of success.
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Current Nursing Trends
Mrs. J Jain Subala, (Principal, Ojaswini Nursing College Sagar)
One of the great things about nursing is its diversity. There is truly something for everyone in
this profession. Once you've been in it awhile you also begin to know that there is also
something for every stage of a single nurse's career as well. In nursing, you can literally take
yourself anywhere you want to go.
The biggest problem is that we still need more nurses than we have. Where do we get these
nurses? How do we bring in enough help to get healthcare back up to the quality nursing
standards we want to uphold? It is a question every nursing school and nursing employer would
like an answer to. Unfortunately, the projections tell us we may never be able to keep up. But,
there is another side of nursing that we can affect. Over the past few years, we have been seeing
another influx of new specializations, career paths and degree programs to meet the needs of a
changing world. We have choices and opportunities to work in the area that brings us the most
joy and satisfaction. We also have the opportunity to go where we are most needed. What are
the current trends in patient population and new knowledge? Where are you in highest demand?
Travel nursing, especially for the experienced nurse, remains one of the hottest employment
areas for those who are willing. Choosing travel means also choosing diversity, change and new
challenges as well as excellent pay and in most cases even better benefits. The most common
locations for travel nursing are Arizona, California, Florida and Texas. For those who have an
adventurous spirit free travel, free housing and many other perks make travel nursing an
attractive option. If you're firmly planted in one area there are still multiple options. For those
with big hearts, end-of-life nurses are greatly valued for helping our aging population die with
dignity. Specialized infusion nurses successfully utilize medical advances such as implants and
inserts for venous access needed for chemotherapy and long-term medication delivery. You'll
also find many opportunities for the neonate, operating room, critical care, or hemodialysis
nurse.
Not your thing? How about the newer field of nursing informatics? We need a specialized set of
nurses who can take their practical clinical skills and weave them into the world of information
technology. Nursing informatics are employed by corporations, teaching facilities, and hospitals
for research, sales, technical training and even as systems analysts. Informatics is appealing to
the highly organized nurse who can assimilate new information quickly and effectively. It also
offers an attractive option for those who no longer want the physical demands of direct patient
care. Another tract for those leaving direct care is the role of legal nurse consultant.
For any nurse it will always be important to build on your previous education. If you're looking
toward an advanced degree, consider Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (ACNP). These nurses
provide care to the critical patient, often in the ICU or specialty critical care units. Other areas of
focus for the ACNP are psychiatry, anesthetics, or genetics. The genetic nurse acts as a
moderator between the critical genetic scientist who map human genomes to identify genetic
connections for medical conditions and those that can be affected by this information. As patient
advocates, the genetic nurse takes the scientific conclusions and interprets them for individuals
and families trying to make informed decisions about their care.
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The general rule of thumb for your nursing career is: if you want to open doors of opportunity,
specialize. There‟s been a lot of hoopla about nursing lately. And rightfully so; the career
promises excellent job prospects and pays well too, who wouldn‟t want to be in it? However, the
nurses of today are much different than the nurses some 50 years back, or even a decade
back.With more technology, greater number of positions, and the option of getting the requisite
education from some of the best nursing schools in America, the profession is seeing a number
of trends and challenges for nurses today.
1. Stringent Educational Requirements : Even though the most basic requirement for a
nursing career is an associate‟s degree, many employers prefer candidates with a 4-year
bachelor‟s degree. Therefore, practicing nurses with just a 2-year degree are going for online
RN-to-BSN programs, while future nurses are strongly considering opting for a bachelor‟s
degree in nursing.
2. Greater Role of Technology: The medical field has made a lot of progress when it comes to
technology. There are scanners, MRI machines, and many other devices for diagnosing diseases,
monitoring a patient‟s health or even for administering drugs. That‟s why today‟s nurse has no
choice but to be very tech-savvy, being able to handle different equipment‟s and work with
computer-generated reports, or maintain electronic records.
3. More Male Participation: Gone are the days when nursing was a profession almost reserved
for the fairer sex. Today, the gentlemen have not been able to resist the charm of job security in
recessionary times, or just the charm of doing a fulfilling and rewarding career, and that‟s why
many men are joining the field with as much fervor as women.
4. More Emphasis on Nurse-Patient Relationships: Nurses today don‟t have to be just
passively involved in taking care of their patients. They also have to play an advisory role and
also provide emotional support to their patients. And that means developing a good rapport with
the patient and working with them on a closer, more understanding level.
5. Greater Leadership Responsibility: It‟s not just about taking orders from physicians and
following their directions anymore. Nurses today are playing a more active, leadership role, such
as in the case of a Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) or the Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL). So,
there‟s a greater decisive role to play when it comes to patients‟ health as well as administrative
functions, and that means much more responsibility.
6. Diverse Employer Groups: It‟s not just hospitals which employ nurses these days. With an
aging population, many nurses also work for home healthcare services, nursing care facilities,
physician‟s offices, etc. They may even be required to travel to patients‟ homes, to schools, or
community centres. Despite the emerging challenges and new trends in the profession, it
continues to be one of the most satisfying and gratifying careers in the US today. It‟s a great time
to be in this respected career field, and that‟s why working towards a nursing degree , perhaps
from an accredited online nursing school, is something worth a thought.
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How to Prepare for Group Discussion and
Personal Interview
By: Md. Ashfaq Siddiqui & Dr. Ankur Randhelia
(Asst. Prof – MBA, IMEC)
In short, the group discussion (GD) panel is testing whether you know the topic well, are able to present
your point of view in a logical manner, are interested in understanding what others feel about the same
subject and are able to conduct yourself with grace in a group situation.
A GD is a simulated exercise, where you cannot suddenly put up a show, since the evaluators will see
through you easily. In this page you can find tips on GD and how to handle them to ensure a positive
outcome
Outlined are some tips and suggestions that will help you prepare well for Group Discussion:
 Train yourself to be a good listener. Develop the patience to listen attentively.
 Acknowledge that everyone has something valuable to say.
 When speaking in a GD, your job is to articulate your point of view in a way that is easy for
others to comprehend.
 Inculcate the good habit of structuring your thoughts and presenting them logically.
 Writing essays on a variety of topics is good practice developing thought structure.
 The only way to prepare is to read more, develop a keen interest in current affairs.
 Seek opportunities to discuss these in groups.
 Learn to respect others for what they are.
 Learn to be open-minded and recognize the fact that people think differently about issues.
 Train your mind to think analytically.
 Your GD arguments should be Good
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What not to do during Group Discussion
• One to one discussion or interactions with any of the members in the group instead make
yourself involved with everyone present.
• Pointing fingers, shouting or any such kind of impolite behavior.
• Don‟t use any slangs or abusive language.
• Avoid negative body languages like shaking legs, yawning, drumming table, looking here
and there or swinging pen or pencils e.tc.
Remember that it is totally your call, so go ahead with a fresh and logical mind and you will
definitely make your day.
Interviewers develop an impression of you in the first few minutes of the meeting, and spend
the rest of the interview confirming their initial impression. Therefore, practice, practice and
practice some more...Personal Interview
Be assertive but in a polite manner with expression in voice. Be calm but not quiet.
• Clarity in the thoughts must be there.
• Appear pleasant with the other participating members. If it is a PI then with the interviewer.
• Be logical while answering or questioning anything.
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How to Never Lose Hope In
Near Impossible Situations
By: Mr. Kamlesh Jain & Mr. Ashish Jain
(Asst. Prof – MBA, IMEC)
In our life time we go through many struggles, difficulties, ups and downs. Some of us try to
evade it instead of overcoming it, and some try to face it. A situation where you lose hope in
everything (God, friends and even family) may seem rare at the moment, but tragedy occurs
when you least expect it to. Here are three steps by which you can never lose hope in any
situation:
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Don't deny the reality. This is the first and most difficult step. For anyone who is either
losing or has lost a loved one, accept the loss. This is a situation common to many in
modern life, but it is often the most near impossible situation for a person. Many
questions occurs in our minds- "how will I live on without him/her ?", "will I ever find
happiness again ?" and the most popular " what do i do now ?" I understand that a sudden
change can be difficult to handle and accept, but trust me it will get better. The hardest
part in a near impossible situation by far is that one must accept a situation for what it is
and yet not lose hope for a bright new day.
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Balance your reality and faith. i have often seen people collapsing on their knees
praying to God ( Christ, Buddha, and all other god's) to spare their beloved son, mother,
father , daughter etc. but to no effect. I won‟t say don't pray, as it gives hope to a soul
when there is no hope to be found. But I say pray when all hope seems to be lost and
never before. A practical step like getting a doctor's opinion is better than just sitting and
praying to a God.
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Never show that you are too worried (especially to the one you are concerned
about). If he/she/they see confidence in you they will find confidence in themselves. Tell
your friend to show cheerful faces and avoid sad and gloomy expressions, it will not only
cheer up the one concerned but you and your friends as well.
Life can turn any time. That‟s why we should never lose hope. You may feel like you are at the
bottom right now, but it will turn, and one day you will find things will be better. No matter how
messed up things get, you can always pick up the pieces and start over. Everything happens for a
reason. Accept whatever comes, because God has different plans for each one of us. Even the bad
things that happen have a purpose. You just have to see the good things that come out of a bad
situation. It may not be evident now, but wait and see. There is always that silver lining behind a
dark cloud. You may lose everything you have, but remember to never lose hope. Life can
change anytime, anywhere and at any moment.
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Career in Mechanical Engineering
Er. Akash Tomar (Asst Professor, ME Department, IMEC Sagar)
Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest branches of engineering. It is also referred to as the
„mother‟ branch of engineering. Another appealing feature of mechanical engineering is that the
application base of this field of study is extremely broad and diverse. Almost all inventions
during the ancient period and a vast majority in the modern era are direct contributions of one or
the other application of mechanics.
Traditionally, mechanical engineers have to deal with concepts such as mechanics,
thermodynamics, robotics, kinematics, structural analysis, fluid mechanics and many others.
These concepts are applied in the process of designing state-of-the-art manufacturing units,
different types of motor vehicles, aircraft and aerospace parts and a vast assortment of industrial
machinery. Mechanical engineers also contribute in the development of various engines, power
plant equipment, heating and cooling systems and other simple and complex machinery.
Mechanical engineers not only design new mechanical systems but they are also responsible for
testing, maintaining and manufacturing them.
The ever increasing scope of this particular job profile now requires professionals to get into
financial and marketing aspects of product development and even into people and resource
management. All in all mechanical engineering offers a wide bouquet of job options to students
who are looking for a stable and stimulating career.
Step-by-Step
Passing 10+2 with PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) is the first step you take towards
becoming a professional mechanical engineer. To be eligible for a graduate programme (BE) in a
college, you should have scored at least 50% marks and 60% for being eligible for IITs (Indian
Institute of Technology) in 10+2 with PCM as subjects. After this, you can sit for The Joint
Entrance Examination for (JEE) for admission to various engineering institutions
Apart from IITs & NITS, there are hundreds of engineering colleges across the length and
breadth of the country where you can get into a graduate programme in mechanical engineering.
You can also opt for a diploma in engineering from a polytechnic. For obtaining a diploma, the
basic eligibility is completion of Class 10 with 50% marks. The duration of these diploma
courses is three-years for regular study.
After successful completion of the graduate program, you can go for the two-year master‟s
program in mechanical engineering or M.Tech. If you are interested in pursuing a post-graduate
programme in mechanical engineering, then you must appear for the Graduate Aptitude Test for
Engineers (GATE).
In case you are interested in further studies, you can go do a PhD or even opt for a management
degree from a reputed business school.
Is it the Right Career for Me?
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Like other career paths, the entry into this particular branch of engineering also requires you to
possess certain basic traits. First and foremost, you must have a penchant for mechanical
components and machinery and how these machines work. Then you must be good at physics,
chemistry and mathematics. You must also have skills such as an analytical bent of mind, logical
reasoning and problem solving.
Further, you must have immense patience, physical strength, ability to work for long hours and
an inventive spirit that are essential ingredients for becoming a successful mechanical engineer.
Job Prospect
Since mechanical engineering is the broadest of all engineering fields, the job prospects on offer
for skilled mechanical engineers are aplenty and unending. Mechanical engineers are required to
design, test, manufacture, install, operate and maintain a wide array of machines and mechanical
systems that are used in countless industries. These professionals can find employment both in
the government and private sector undertakings.
Major industries that employ mechanical engineers include automobiles, space research,
aeronautical, energy and utilities, air conditioning, bio-mechanical industry. Other major
employers include giant manufacturing plants, air conditioning and refrigeration industry, turbine
manufacturing plants, oil and gas exploration and refining industries and the agricultural sector.
In the government sector, mechanical engineers can provide their knowledge to various
government run projects in the role of technical experts and consultants. They can also work in
private engineering companies that provide technical consultancy to both government and
corporate firms.
These engineers can also hold high managerial positions in government as well as private sector
organisations according to their field of expertise and educational qualifications.
Top Companies
1. Automobile and auto part manufacturers
2. Aerospace industry
3. Various Government sector undertakings
4. Aviation companies
5. Steel plants
6. Thermal plants and gas turbine manufacturers
7. Air conditioning and refrigeration industry
8. Shipping industry
9. Engineering consultancies
10. Armed forces
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It is advisable to earn a post-graduate degree in this field
Computer proficiency is a must these days
You must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills
A management degree further brightens your career prospects
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IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION
SKILLS TO A UNIVERSITY STUDENT:
Communication skills are the skills that every individual requires in order to send information to
an audience in the most efficient way and receive information from a sender and interpret it
correctly. A university student is in dire need of good communication skills to help him/ her
undertake all fields of activities in the university including social and academic fields. This is
because he/ she will be required to communicate in the most accurate and efficient way to make
sure that the information sent or received is perceived in the intended manner.
To start with, communications skills will help a student to have good listening habits in class.
This will ensure that the student gunners a lot from what he/ she is taught in class since she
learns to fully concentrate in the lectures and their subsequent subject matter. Among the skills
that will help the student is listening carefully, asking questions, requesting for clarification,
Responding accordingly, among other things. Communication skills will be very vital for any
university student who is a leader. To ensure that all their followers and supporters get them
clearly, and interpret their words, gestures and facial expressions correctly, the student has to
know how and when to apply these in the communication process. Without appropriate
communication skills, the students may risk losing supporters or derailing the people‟s
confidence in him or her.
5 things to improve communication skills:
Having effective communication skills is imperative for your success. Positive communication
will certainly increase the opportunities you find in your career and business. Having good
communication skills will enable you to get ahead in certain areas where others who are less
assertive may not succeed. A few things to keep your eyes on while practicing the fine art of
communication are
Body Language: Do not shy away from the person with whom you are speaking. Be sure to
maintain a relaxed, but not slouching posture, regardless whether you are the one speaking or
listening. Other things that ensure your body is communicating your attentiveness to the
conversation can include:
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Making eye contact.
Nodding occasionally to acknowledge a strong point in the conversation.
Standing with hands clasped in front of you, never crossing your arms.
Not displaying nervous ticks such as wringing hands, picking at your nails, or anything
that the person communicating with you will view as a distraction from their
conversation.
Speech and Attentiveness: When speaking, you need to be clear and concise. Speak on
important matters directly and do not waste time with long drawn out stories that will cause your
listener‟s mind to wander. Make sure you ask whether they understand, and be willing to further
explain any of your points. Do not expect someone to just “know” what you are saying, even if it
is crystal clear in your own mind.
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In addition, one of the most important aspects of verbal communication is the ability to practice
active listening. This is not just actively waiting to talk. Always make mental notes of key points
when someone is speaking to you. That way once you are given a chance to speak, you can
respond to the most vital issues being dealt with. When others are speaking, try to think about the
exact words that they are saying. If you practice this, you will comprehend and contain 75
percent more of the information that you hear.
Communication Consistency: Maybe your weakness is in the quality or quantity with
which you communicate to your employees. Communication seems to have dwindled to
superficial small talk. Great communicators practice the ability of consistent communication by
remaining available. Do not be afraid to be the one who voices any concerns or difficulties.
However, ensure that you are practicing open and honest communication with those who may
depend on you. Be available and bold with tact.
Be sure to leave communication lines open to those who may need to address problems with you.
You will find that you prevent the small issues that normally have the habit of becoming large
ones by making those in your life aware that you are open to discussing issues at any time.
Patience: During your communications with others always give them time to communicate
their issues as well. Remaining focused on what they are trying to communicate will show them
that you are indeed open to assisting with their issues. Many of people‟s communication lines
tend to break down on the side where impatience is in a rush to get out of the conversation. Since
you cannot control the other side, do yourself a favor and take a breath. The conversation you‟re
involved in is important.
If you are confused as to what someone may be requesting, than repeat back to him or her what
you think they said and ask if that is correct. Often this will inspire the speaker to be more indepth about their needs, which will help you to understand them fully.
Practicing Effective Communication Skills: If someone has communicated a need or an
issue to you, then your main priority should be to aid him or her in repairing the problem.
Following up on an issue is the only way to convince others whom you need to communicate
with that you have listened to them and that their problems or issues are important to you as well.
Practicing strong follow-up will also leave the impression that you are involved in the bigger
picture. When people see this commitment, they will know you are open to future
communications. This creates a loyal and discerning surrounding that cultivates positive
movement and communication. This will develop a strong sense of confidence in those with
whom you communicate.
Conclusion: Since the world is so incredibly diverse and communications come in such a wide
variety of forms, it is important to know many appropriate and helpful interpersonal skills. By
practicing the few suggestions found here, you will find yourself understanding more of what
people say and repeating yourself less to other people. Your co-workers and friends will have the
confidence to come to you when they find themselves in need. Remember, great communication
skills take practice. Do not give up on Day One. Your ability to express yourself will grow
almost daily as long as you apply yourself in improving communication skills.
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IS MBA USEFULL IN FUTURE AND FOR GROWTH?
By: Gaurav jain & Aakash choudhary (Asst. Prof – MBA, IMEC)
An MBA has long been considered a prestigious and in some cases necessary, qualification for business
leaders. From a potential employer‟s perspective, MBA holders are considered more competent due to the
qualification ability to provide candidates with excellent business and operational management skills.
However, over the last few decades, MBA‟S, master degree have become ubiquitous amongst top
professionals as higher education has become more accessible. In addition to a steadily expanding number
of universities and institutions offering MBA courses, educational flexibility has also increased in the last
decade, meaning that higher education is available through full-time or even online programs. Hence,
there has been a large rise in professional with higher level qualification particularly MBA‟S. Today the
MBA is no longer unique and has in fact become relatively common amongst senior management. As a
result while an MBA is still seen as a valuable qualification, it‟s actual worth has dropped significantly
compared to a decade ago.
Despite this down site however there is evidence to
that show MBA‟S are still relevant to employment. MBA is still a viable tool, not only for attaining
employment but for career building as well. On top of this MBA are particularly useful for highly skilled
technical professionals such as engineers who are looking to move up and break through the glass ceiling
in their jobs. An MBA degree allows candidates to gain managerial experience and knowledge in the
finance and accounting sector that they often do nay encounter in their specialized line of work.
This is particularly true of large traditional
multinational companies, where top-level management is rarely seen without an MBA candidate who is
looking to work in developing economies or high growth markets. While top MBA‟S jobs and salary
survey predicted an increase in job opportunities for MBA candidates.
Overall as with the college degree an MBA still
herds weight as a useful management qualification despite its ease of access and has today become almost
a standard educational qualification in the world of senior management while real practical experience
continues to be preferred over educational qualifications the MBA is rapidly becoming a “tick box‟‟ on
the list of requirement for executive positions. Paradoxically while the skills taught on an MBA course
may not be directly necessary for your career development the growing necessity for this qualification
means that it is still in a professional best interests to attain one.
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Be Neither Confident nor Diffident
Soumitra S Pande (Asst. Professor, EC Department, IMEC Sagar)
Diffidence is something that lowers the scale of life when life can happen more beautifully.
Over-confident people are invariably tyrants. What we need is neither confidence nor
diffidence. What we need is awareness and consciousness.
Whatever I face, any kind of situation or people, the moment I sit, I just look at them and I
don't even have to think, I just see them as a part of myself, I speak to them as I would speak
to myself. To speak to yourself, you don't need confidence. The need only arises when you
have to talk to someone else. When you speak to yourself, you can say anything you want.
There is no difficulty in it; there is no greatness about it. If you just behold everybody as
yourself, there is no confidence, no diffidence. What needs to be done, you just do it.
Once there is a sense of inclusion, awareness and consciousness come naturally. Awareness
is life. Life is awareness. There is no other way to be. It is only because of exclusion that
awareness has to be practiced. People are trying to be aware simply because they have
excluded themselves from everything.
So what is needed is consciousness. Consciousness is not individual, it is always allinclusive. If you are conscious, everything is included. You need neither confidence nor
diffidence. You just function to the fullest of your intellectual capability, without any
hesitation. In the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna says, "Hesitation is the worst of sins". Very
strange, isn't it? Hesitation is the worst of sins because in hesitation, you don't live. Krishna
is not a teaching.
Krishna is an affirmative statement of life. He is saying that anything that is not life is the
worst sin, adharma. "Don't hesitate" does not mean to jump into every pit that you see. Your
intelligence is capable of choosing and deciding in a moment whether you need to do
something or not.
The problems of confidence and diffidence have come because you are such an exclusive
character in the world. Most of your exclusiveness you have created unconsciously. A part of
it you have created consciously because you thought that this is the way to get attention, by
trying to be special. Especially in western cultures, right from childhood, they are training
you to be special. Trying to be special is the worst disease because once you get this disease,
there is no salvation. Wherever you go, you have to do something stupid to prove that you
are special. All-inclusiveness is extra-ordinary. It is just a way of life. When I say inclusion,
it is not something that I have made up this is the way Existence is. It is only in inclusiveness
that Existence is functioning. If you are so exclusive, why are you inhaling what I exhale?
Try to breathe separately and see; you will be dead. It is only in inclusiveness that life is
happening.
When we talk about inclusiveness, we are not teaching you a new philosophy. We are talking
about leading life the way life is, just ordinary, as it is. It is ordinary but it is magnificent.
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Importance and Scope of the Civil Engineering
Er. Rahul Satbhaiya (Asst. Professor, CE Department, IMEC Sagar)
Civil Engineering is one of the most traditional branches of engineering deals with the
construction of residential, commercial, industrial and civil engineering structures both in Private
and Public sector. Civil Engineers design the structures, produce drawings, prepare
specifications, bill of quantities, method statements, contract documents, construction planning
and schedule of work, quality control/ quality assurance of the works, controlling and
commissioning of the project. Civil Engineering projects includes construction of roads,
buildings, bridges, airports, tunnels, dams, break waters, ware houses, power plants, treatment
plants, canals, drains, water supply and sewage systems, harbor‟s, docks, and so many other
structures which in both Private and Public sector.
Job Opportunities:
Civil Engineers can find suitable job opportunities in construction or contracting companies,
consultancy companies, valuation sectors like banks and insurance companies, government
departments like Municipalities, Pubic Work Departments, Ministry of Housing, Ministry of
Transportation, Electricity and Water Authority Departments, Urban Development or Town
Planning Departments, Real Estate Agencies, National Highway Authority, etc. Now a day Civil
Engineers are also finding suitable placements in the field of construction materials
manufacturing fields and marketing of the civil engineering products.
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MBA can help you become the business professional you want to be.
Abdul Raheem (Asst. Professor, BE MBA, IMEC Sagar)
An MBA has tapped ranks as the most popular graduate qualification in the world. So what are
the advantages of an MBA and how will benefit your career?
An MBA can teach you to think like a business leader, train you to understand
complex business issues and think strategically not only can an MBA enhance or provide the
business skills you may be lacking. It can also enhance your soft skills such as leadership, cross
cultural understanding and teamwork all important characteristics for future business leader.
While you can learn MBA course content on the job, you might never receive those
opportunities in your workplace studying for an MBA provider those opportunities in a safe and
structured environment. MBA study allows you to investigate business concept in a disciplined
and holistic way, and equips you with the necessary frame work and models to analysis real
world business problem and opportunities. You will learn from those who have been there and
you‟re much more likely to actually study core MBA topics when you are in a focused
environment and motivated to make the grade.
An MBA can help you develop your career to its full potential at an accelerated
pace. It can open the door to many new opportunities; sectors as functions previously
unconsidered, senior level roles or roles that require an MBA and were previously out of reach.
Many of the MBAs work with were unaware of the professional possibilities available to them
before they attended 13 school and many others change career as a result of their MBA further
more earning an MBA can signify to an employer that you can handle the pace of a demanding
job; you have the drive, determination and time management skills to succeed.
Senior level roles offer greater compensation and there is much evidence that the
initial MBA on your cv can lead to salary growth as well. Even though an MBA can be
expensive an MBA graduate is likely to receive a return on their tuition investment within three
to five year.
MBA is a globally recognized brand that can open door to a new network of
associates from diverse industries and driver lands. Student colleagues, faculty and alumni all
contribute to your new network and offer unparalleled opportunities for future collaboration
additionally business school events can help you have your professional networking skills.
While you may be inspired to jump the career leader , create new networks and
open doors you‟re never dreamed of, sometimes the best reason to take an a new challenge is
simply personal happiness ultimately this must be your number one reason for pursuing an
MBA.
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vkstfLouh uflZx dkWyt
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dkWyst ds vkWfMVksfj;e esa 'kqdzokj ls izkjaHk gqvkA 'kqHkkjaHk fnyhi eyS;k okbl ps;jesu] MkW - ds ,u frokjh ,ao MkW- f'kf'kj
'kkfMY;] vkstLouh baLVhV~;wV vkWQ esustesVa ,aM VsDukWyksth] neksg ds izkpk;Z Jh tSu ,oa laLFkk ds jftLVªkj ds - dss
JhokLro }kjk fd;k x;kA v/;{krk laLFkk dh ps;jilZu MkW - lq/kk eyS;k] okbl ps;jesu fnyhi eyS;k us dhA blesa
caly baLVhV~;wV vkWQ fjlpZ ,oa VsDukykth ds fizaliy MkW - ds ,u frokjh ,oa MkW- f'kf'kj 'kkafMY; lacksf/kr fd;kA izksxzke
ds rgr Vkbe eSustesVa ] dSfjdqye MsoyiesVa ] Dykl:e eSustesVa ] Vhfpax ,fQfl,alh tSls fo"k;ksa ij odZ'kki dks vk;kstu
gqvkA lapkyu euh’k feJk us fd;kA dk;ZØe es lkxj ,oa neksg ds djhc 200 f'kf{kdksa us Hkkx fy;kA
Dr. K.N. Tiwari delivering lecturer on Time Management to the faculty members form Sagar & Damoh.
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esa rhu fnolh; ØhM+k izfr;ksfxrk dk 'kqHkkjaHk izkr % 10%30 ls vkstfLouh xzkmMa ij gqvkA vkstfLouh uflZx dkWyst ds
Nk= & Nk=kvksa }kjk ekpZ ikLV djrs gq, laLFkk ds okbl ps;jesu fnyhi eyS;k dks lykeh nh xbZA blds ckn
jk"Vªh;xku ds lkFk gh ØhM+k izfr;ksfxrk dk 'kqHkkjaHk gqvkA bl volj ij fnyhi eyS;k usa Nk= & Nk=k;ksa dks gkfnZd
c/kkbZ nsrs gq, fofHkUu izfr;ksfxrkvksa esa muds lQy gksus dh dkeuk dhA Mk;jsDVj ds‐ ds JhokLro }kjk Nk= & Nk=kvksa
dks lacksf/kr djrs gq, dgk fd [ksy dks [ksy Hkkouk ds lkFk [ksyk tk, ,oa y{; dh izkfIr ds fy, fd, x, lkFkZd
iz;kl lQyrk esa ifjf.kr gksrs gSaA izfr;ksfxrk ds izFke pj.k esa 100 ehVj jsl] 200 ehVj jsl] ikao esa nkSM] Qsl isfa Vax
vkfn vk;ksftr dh xbZ rhu ikao nkSM esa efgyk ,oa iq: "k oxZ ds varxZr QsdYVh us Hkh mRlkg iwoZd Hkkx fy;kA 19
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ijh{kk 'kr & izfr'kr ifj.kke jgkA vkbZVh esa rwjdsrq flag 78] bZlh esa fiz;adk tSu 81] eSdsfudy esa dfj'ek pkSjfl;k 80
,oa lh,l esa miek ;kno 80 izfr'kr ds lkFk egkfo|ky; esa izFke LFkku ij jgsA mUgsa iqjLd`r fd;k x;kA
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eerk panzo'kh ] T;ksfr iz/kku ,oa vuqjk/kk nkaxh rFkk bufQfuVh eSustesVa ,aM bathfu;fjax dkWyt
s dh Nk=k liuk dqaehZ us
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q h eerk panzoa 'kh us rhljs LFkku izkIr djrs gq, dkaL; ind
izkIr fd;kA mDr lHkh Nk=kvksa dk p;u laHkkx Lrj ij vksiu izfr;ksfxrk ds rgr gqvk FkkA lHkh Nk=kvksa dks izek.k &
i= iznku fd, x,A laLFkk dh ps;jilZu MkW - lq/kk eyS;k] okbl ps;jilZu fnyhi eyS;k] Mk;jsDVj ds- ds JhokLro us
Nk=kvksa ds lkFkZd iz;kl dh ljkguk djrs gq, c/kkbZ nhA
bufQfuVh eSustesVa ,Ma bathfu;fjax dkWyt
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ch-bZ- iape lsesLVj dh ijh{kk esa mRd`"V izn'kZu djrs gq, dkWyst dk ijpe ygjkdj laLFkk dk uke jks 'ku fd;kA
dkWyst dk loksRZ re ijh{kk ifj.kke bysDVªkfuDl ,.M dE;wfuds'ku foHkkx dk jgkA ftlesa dq- vkdka{kk xqIrk us 9-0
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,o avis{kk tSu 8-63 izkIr djrs gq, r`rh; LFkku ij jghA dEI;wVj lkbal foHkkx dk ijh{kk ifj.kke 81 izfr'kr jgk blesa
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Farewel Party at Department of Computer Science
Students of sixth semester, computer science department organized a farewell party for their
seniors of eighth at the conference hall of Ojaswani Building. Head of the Department Mrs.
Navdeep Saluja along with other faculties wished luck to all the passing out students. The
program was followed by light refreshments and a memorable photo session with the students.
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ifjlj esa fd;k x;kA
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Nurses Day
We, Ojaswini College of Nursing, Sagar, MP celebrated a world Nurses Day in our School on
May 12.
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s ] lkxj esa fd;k x;kA ftleas
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izsf"kr fd;s x;sA ftldh ,d izfrfyfi egkfo|ky; esa Hkh nh xbZA daiuh }kjk iadt dqekj 'kqDyk ] Hkxokunkl vfgjokj
]Qjgk [kku] v{k; vxzoky] fuHkk dqekjh] e;ad 'kqDyk ] vt; dqekj feJk] /kesUZ nz lkgw ]r`fIr lksuh ,oa vfHku; frokjh
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}kjk lHkh p;fur Nk= & Nk=kvksa dks bl lQyrk ij c/kkbZ nsrs gq, voxr djk;k fd blh ekg esa nks vkSj Dykst
dSEil vk;ksftr fd;s tk jgs gSa ftlls egkfo|ky; esa v/;;ujr Nk= & Nk=kvksa dks jkstxkj ds volj miyC/k gks
ldsA
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bufQfuVh eSustesVa ,.M bathfu;fjax dkWyt
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Nk=@Nk=kvksa ,oa QsdYVh dk /kU;okn djrs gq, d`rKrk Kkfir dhA KkrO; gS fd vafre o"kZ ds Nk=@Nk=kvksa dk
foxr fnuksa esa IyslesVa gks pqdk gSaA
Campus Selection by Force Motors
Force Motors visited the Infinity campus and interviewed the students of final year Mechanical
Engineering. At the end of the recruitment process three students namely Ritesh Bagde, Irshad
Khan and Shweta Chourasiya were selected and offered a package of 2.64 lakhs per annum. On
this achievement the students were congratulated by the Co-Chairperson Mr. Dilip Malaiya Sir,
Registrar Mr. K.K. Shrivastava, Principal Dr. Shishir Jain, Head of Department Er. Akash Tomar
and other faculty members of the Mechanical Department
Independence Day Celebration
Independence Day i.e; 15th August was celebrated in Infinity college campus. Flag Hosting was
done by Honorable Co - Chair person Mr. Dilip Malaiya, and key notes delivered by him and
followed by Mr. K. K. Shrivastava (Registrar, IMEC). After which songs and other cultural
activities were performed by the students.
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Teacher’s Day Celebration
Teacher‟s Day was organized by the newly elected SNA members of Ojaswini Nursing College
under the guidance of Mrs. J Jain Subala, Principal of Ojaswini Nursing College, Sagar on 05th
September 2013.
The programme started at 10am in Auditorium of Ojaswini Nursing College, Sagar. The
programme took place according to the agenda prepared with welcome and lighting of lamp by
Principal and all faculties of Nursing College.
Welcome address was highlighted with PPT shown on journey of Faculty growth in profession.
Various games were arranged for teachers. Programme was encouraged with appreciation from
Principal Mrs. J Jain Subala. The programme was followed by Lunch. Kind cooperation of each
one made the teacher‟s day celebration a respectful event.
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MsoyoesVa izksxzke bufQfuVh bathfu;fjax dkWyst] lkxj esa fnuakd 06-09-2013 dks caly baLVhV~;wV vkWQ VsDukWyksth ds
fizalhiy MkW- ,u- ds- frokjh ds eq[; vkfrF; ,oa MkW- lq/kk eyS;k lh- bZ- vks- vksftLouh xzqi] MkW- ,l- ds- HkÍ] fizafliy
vkbZ- th- bZ- lh-] bathfu;j fjrqy tSu lapkyd Kku lkxj ]bathfu;j lR;sUnz tSu lapkyd ch- Vh- vkbZ- vkj- Vh-] MkWlquhy tSu lapkyd ,Mhuk ds fo'ks’k vkfrF; esa izkjEHk gqvkA bathfu;fjax vkdk'k rksej }kjk QsDyVh MsoyoesVa izksxzke
ds fo’k; fo'ks’k ij izdk'k Mkyk ,oa vU; oDrkvksa us bl rjg ds dk;ZØeksa dks f'k{kdksa ds lexz fodkl gsrq izksRlkfgr
fd;kA lqJh 'kQd fxMh;u] euh’k feJk ,oa lqJh ruq fla?kbZ us lapkyu ,oa vkHkkj izn 'kZu fd;kA 06-09-2013 ls 20-092013 rd f'k{kdksa ds fy, izfrfnu rhu l=ksa esa dk;Z'kkyk dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA
The contents of the course were:
 Metal forming & Meterial Modeling.
 Process Planning for Metal Froming Operations.
 Application of Metal Froming in Manufacture
Engineering.
 Froming & Impect Mechanics.
 Finite Element Pasticity and Metal forming
Analysis.
 Behaviour of Metal Alloys in Semi Solid State.
The program was designed for the advancement of professionals in the field of Mechanical
Engineering and was useful for the faculty of Production Engineering, Automobile Engineering
and Applied Sciences so that they may act as “Resource person” in guiding and motivation
students for the ongoing and upcoming projects.
The Key Speakers of the Workshop were: Experts from IIT‟s, DRDO, MANIT Bhopal, RGPV
Bhopal, SATI Vidisha & Others Top Institutes/University/Industries delivered the lectures on
relevant topics in different areas, in association with IMEC Faculty. At the end of the program
the participants were distributed certificate of participation.
Welcome Party by students
A welcome party was organized by second year students of B.E. for the fresher‟s. Students of
Arunachal Pradesh attended this party in their traditional dresses.
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PRABHAV
PRABHAV is a Hindi dialect word which means birth or Origin.
As we are compelling the motto of at par Quality Technical Education. PRABHAV was an
integral step in building a sense of competence among the students.
We wanted the young innovative minds to develop a sense of practical technical education and
hence compete on the basis of logics and reasoning.
The journey started in the year 2012 on a very special day i.e. 20 th of September which is the
birth date of our beloved and ever graceful Chairperson Dr. Sudha Malaiya. She has been the
source of inspiration for our tremendous growth and success. She has always ignited our minds
to provide the best in class ambience for the young technical thoughts. She has guided us on a
virtuous path so that we may do justice to our work and our motto.
Another pillar of our strength is our Vice Chairman Shri. Dilip Malaiya. He has always given us
the liberty and encouragement to explore new areas where we can prove our metal. His support
and guidance was the key to success in both the seasons.
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About Events at PRABHAV:
We organized several events during PRABHAV.
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Paper Presentation
Extempore
LAN Gaming
General Knowledge Quiz
Robo-War and Robo-Race
Treasure Hunt.
Chase the Case
Be the Manager
Science Exhibition/ Model Presentation for School students.
Sponsors:
Major Sponsors:
PRABHAV 2012 was sponsored by RELIANCE COMMUNICATIONS and PRABHAV 2013
was sponsored by HERO MOTORS & TIMES GROUP.
Other Sponsors:
Vidyasagar Paper Agency, Mahaveer Glass House.
Technology and Media Partners:
Star Bru Technologies, Chanchal Offset.
Students constructing Robots for the compititions & Track for Robo Race.
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In 2012, PRABHAV was a huge success. We managed to gather around 500 participants from all
across the state. Student from MANIT Bhopal, IIT Indore, SGSITS Indore etc. also proved their
worth in the event.
In 2013, the Event became the talk of the town. Even before the registrations started we had
many students ready with their projects, robots etc. In 2013 we gathered around 1300 students
from different parts of the Country. Students came in from Arunachal Pradesh, Shillong, Bihar,
UP , Maharshtra to participate in the event.
Arena for the Warfare of the Robots
Students Participating in the Robo Race, Watched by Respected Dilip Sir & Students from
Schools and colleges.
Students Participating in LAN Gaming held at the Computer Lab at Ojaswini Building.
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National Nursing Seminar Programme
A “ National Seminar on Cutting Edge technology demonstration in nursing Sciences” held at
Our Ojaswini Nursing College, Sagar, sponsored by M.P. Council of Science & Technology,
Bhopal on 29th
October 2013
Prof. R.K. Agrawal,
Dean
School of
Engineering
&
Technology,
Department
of
Pharmaceutical
chemistry. Dr. H. S.
Gour
University,
Sagar (M.P.) was
inaugurated the Seminar, in the presence of Dr. Abhishek Jain M.D Medical specialist Chaitanya
Hospital, Sagar (M.P.) Lt. Col. Dr. Archana Selvan Ph.D (Nsg), Principal RKDF college of
Nursing, Bhopal, Dr. Verma MS Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar (M.P.) , Dr. Verma MS,
Prof. and HOD of Surgery Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar (M.P.) and Mrs. Deepti Pandey
M.Sc (Nursing) , Principal Government Nursing College. Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar
(M.P.).
Lt. Col. Dr. Archana Selvan, M.Sc Nursing, M.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D. (Principal, RKDF College of
Nursing, Bhopal ) was the Chief Guest. Mrs. J. Jain Subala Principal, Ojaswini Nursing College,
Sagar (M.P.) Organizing Secretary briefed about the aims and significance of the seminar. Mr.
K.K. Shrivastava, Director of Ojaswini Nursing College, Sagar (M.P.) welcomed the delegates
and introduced the invited the guest to the gathering.
Seminar by S.E.B.I on “Financial Planning for the Young
Investors”
Security and Exchange Board of India has organized a Seminar on 10/11/13 in co-ordination
with Department of Management, IMEC Sagar for the young investors in Sagar. The subject of
the seminar was “Financial Planning for the Young Investors”, Mr. Vivek Verma was the chief
speaker on the occasion. The Co-Chairman of the institute Mr. Dilip Malaiya and the Registrar
Mr. K.K. Shrivastava has honored the speaker. The seminar was attended by hundred students,
Mr. Vivek Verma has explained how the young managers and investors can achieve their goals,
He has explained the apt ratio of risk and return, savings and investments and also provided the
web addresses of some of the best websites related to savings and investments. The program was
hosted by Md. Ashfaq Siddiqui Head, Department of Management and was attended by all the
Faculty members of the department. The proceedings of the program were informative and
interesting for the students who have attended the program. At the end of the program certificates
and study material was distributed among the attending students.
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Participation of MBA Department in Inter College Cricket
Tournament
A cricket team from the department of management consisting of students from MBA I st and
MBA IIIrd semester has participated in the month of August 2013 in the Inter College Cricket
Tournament organized by Dr. H.S. Gour central University Sagar M.P., the captain of the team
was Mr. Shantanu Tripathy from M.B.A. first semester and Mr. Ashish Jain was the coach of the
team. The team was successful in reaching the semi-finals of the tournament and the captain of
the team Mr. Shantanu Tripathy was selected in the University Team as their captain, on this
occasion he was congratulated by the Co-Chairperson, Registrar and Principal of the Institute.
SS
SSs
SHANTANU TRIPATHI (Captain, Cricket Team, Dr. Hari Singh Gour University, Sagar)
AADHAR Registration Centre
Unique Identification Number (UID) is one of the special unique ID‟s for residents of India. This
is being followed by the Indian Government for personal identification of individuals. For
awareness in Patharia Jat, Sagar the Centre of AADHAR was Infinity Campus. Many people
around this locality had taken benefit from this camp.
Lecture delivered by Director of MANIT, Bhopal
On 5th October 2013, Dr. Appu Kuttan.K.K director of MANIT, Bhopal
Delivered a very important lecture for students & faculties of Infinity
Management & Engineering College, Sagar. After which He also visited
the college and campus and appreciated the infrastructure and environment of the college
PAN card Registration Centre
Permanent Account Number (PAN) is a ten-digit alphanumeric number, issued in the form of a
laminated card, by the Income Tax Department. In this regard Infinity College campus was made
as a centre for people in Pathariya Jat, Sagar. Many people got registered for which they have
been waiting for a long time.
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Celebration of Dr. Sir H.S. Gour Birth Anniversary
On 26th of November the birth anniversary of Dr. Hari Singh Gour was celebrated at the campus
of our college, students and faculties of our Institute gathered together to pay homage to the “Son
of Sagar”, our beloved “Gour Babba”. Dr H. S. Gour made Sagar an academic center by
establishing the “University of Sagar” now known as Dr. Hari Singh Gour Central University. At
06.30 P.M .the students and faculties lit candles and observed silence of two minutes in the
memory of Dr. Gour. Our Co-Chairperson, Respected Dilip Malaiya Sir narrated the
contributions of Dr. Gour for the welfare of Sagar. After this the students and faculties reached
the University campus and paid homage at the Statue and Samadhi of Dr. H.S.Gour.
Blood Donation camp
IMPORTANCE OF BLOOD DONATION
All donations to charity make a difference, whether they consist of money, clothing, or simply a
couple of hours spent volunteering. While every contribution is equally important, nothing is
comparable to the donation of human blood. In spite of the remarkable achievements of medical
science today, there is no factory that manufactures blood. It is only in human beings that human
blood is made and circulated. For those who require blood for saving their lives, sharing from
other fellows is the only means. Hence, donation – rather voluntary donation is the only way of
accumulating blood at safe storage to meet emergency requirements for saving lives.
Blood Donation and its Advantage: Blood donation, the voluntary act of allowing one′s
blood to be drawn out of body has many advantages. No doubt the first and foremost advantage
of donating blood is the exalted feeling of saving someone′s life. If we donate the little excess
blood in our body, it could save someone′s life without creating any problem for us.
The average amount of blood present in an adult is 4-5 liters or about 8% of the body weight.
Life cycles of the different components are short. The RBC lives about 120 days while white
cells last about 3-9 days. New blood cells are constantly generated in the body. A person can
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Donate blood 168 times during his
18 to 60 years. The quantity of blood
present in 1kg of body weight is
76ml for males and 66 ml for
females. Out of this 8 ml per kg body
weight can be donated. Males can
donate for every three months while
females for every four months. All
donated blood is recuperated within
21 days. At one time only 350 ml
will be taken from a donor.
Blood donation is harmless and safe in the body: Rather, it is a social responsibility.
The donor is donating for it as it will be used in saving lives of his fellow beings. He himself
may use the same in his own need. So today‟s donor may be tomorrow‟s recipient. The whole
process of blood donation - from the time you arrive until the time you leave - ordinarily lasts no
more than one hour. The donation itself takes only about fifteen minutes. Your single donation
can help as many as three people, and can be at a hospital in as little as 48 hours, ready for a
critically ill patient.
Blood donation also burns the extra calories and reduces your cholesterol
level: After donating blood, the count of blood cells decreases in our body, which stimulates the
bone marrow to produce new red blood cells in order to replenish the loss. So, it stimulates the
production of new blood cells and refreshes the system. In times of accidental injuries that shed
huge amounts of blood and also in various types of surgical operations for medical treatments,
blood is required for transfusion. Unavailability of blood may cost lives. Hence, importance of
blood donation is tremendous. This is the greatest gift one can do for the mankind. The Ojaswini
Nursing College Sagar organized Blood donation camp organized by HDFC Bank Sagar in
collaboration with Government Blood bank, Tilli Hospital, Sagar on 6 th December 2012 and 53
students and staff were donated blood.
Sports Week
The Sports week sere celebrated successfully on 16.12.2013 to 19.12.2013. Mr. Dilip Malaiya,
Vice Chairman, Ojaswini Group of Institutions was the Chief Guest and Mr. KK Shrivastav,
Director, Infinity Management and Technology was the Guest of Honor, distributed to the
winners.
SNA (Student Nurses Association)
The Ojaswini Nursing College, Sagar has conducted Students Nurses Association Election on
14th December 2013 in the College Campus. Mrs. J Jain Subala, Principal, Ojaswini Nursing
College, Sagar was the Chief Election Officer.
Rameena khan (B.Sc (N) IVth Year) for The President, Dushyant Jamwar (B.Sc (N) III rd Year )
for the Vice President, Deepti (GNM III rd Year) for the Secretary, Alfed (B.Sc (N) II nd Year) for
the Treasurer and Srikant (B.Sc (N) I st Year ) for the Vice Treasurer were selected for SNA.
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Birthday Celebration of Dilip Sir
On 03/12/13 students and faculties of our institute gathered to celebrate the birthday of our CoChairperson Mr. Dilip Malaiya Sir, the program was held at Ojaswani building‟s seminar hall.
The program was hosted by Er. Somitra Pandey and the musical band were headed by Er. Vinay
Timothy, at the onset a power point presentation of memorable moments with Dilip Sir at the
institute was shown then followed a series of performances comprising of dance and songs by
students at the end of the ceremony a cake was cut by Dilip Sir and the song “Happy Birthday to
You…. “was sung by all the students and faculty members present at the venue. The program
was followed by meals comprising of Idli and Vadas with sweets.
CELEBRATING 60th B’DAY OF OUR HOUNARABLE CO – CHAIR PERSON
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LAMP LIGHTING
Lamp Lighting Ceremony
The lamp lighting ceremony and oath taking ceremony of the 8 th batch of B.Sc Nursing and 5th
Batch of GNM was conducted on 20th December 2013. Mr. Govind Namdev was the Chief
Guest.
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Principal, Ojaswini Nursing College, lighted the Florence Nightingale lamp and Ms. Madhrui
Kushwaha ; Vice Principal of Ojaswini Nursing College delivered the pledge to the Students.
Mr. Dilip Malaiya, Vice-chairman & Mr. K K Shrivastav, Registrar Infinity Management and
Technology and Dr. Subhash Jain, Director, Ojaswini Nursing College, felicitated the Guests.
The function was attended by the Trustees, Visiting Professors, Guest, Parents and Faculty
members.
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Celebration Traditional Functions
We, Ojaswini College of Nursing, Sagar, M.P. celebrated our traditional functions like Xmas
Festival in our college campus.
Celebrating National Festival
We celebrated National Festivals Independence Day and Republic Day with colorful dance.
Students actively participated in all the activities.
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Extra-Curricular Activities
Our Ojaswini Nursing College Students, Ms. Martina (B.Sc. Nursing IIIrd Year ) won First Prize
in state level Quiz Program which was conducted by Infinity Management and Engineering
College, Sagar.
Farewell programme
Farewell program of final year B.Sc Nuring & Internship batch of GNM of Ojaswini Nursing
College Sagar, MP was held on 5th
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Students understanding procedure for Education Loan
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January 2014
Happy New Year
Musical Eve
On 08/01/14 a melodious musical eve was organized at the campus in order to reduce the
examination stress on the students, the program was attended by the faculties and the students of
our organization. The program was hosted by Er. Somitra Pandey from E.C. Department and the
musical band was headed by Er. Vinay Timothy. The inaugural song was sung by our respected
Co-Chairman Mr. Dilip Malaiya Sir followed by Mr. Manish Mishra and Er. Navdeep Saluja,
besides this several students and faculties added grace to the occasion by singing on the tunes of
the band music.
The Important Highlights & Memories of the Eve..
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January 2014
Industrial Visit
Industrial Visit to BUNDELKHAND DUGHDH
SANGH
Industrial Visit to SHRI PIPE INDUSTRY…..
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Industrial Visit
Industrial Visit to CHIMES AVIATION ACADEMY DHANA
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Religious Celebrations
At Infinity College Campus we celebrate various religious festivals from time to time. Our Co –
Chairperson, all faculty members and students altogether we celebrate every occasion with all
rules and regulations of the festivals despite of differences of caste, creed or colour.
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SPORTS ACTIVITIES
Achievements
in
Sports
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STUDENT ACADEMICS
TOPPERS SPEAK the HISTORY…..
Toppers of
Various
Stream of the
Campus
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FACULTY DEVELOPMENT NEWS
We strongly believe that excellence in teaching comes from continue learning, faculty
development is an integral part of Infinity & Ojaswini curriculum. Faculty is motivated for
higher Studies, Research and Specialized Training here.
Ph.D. Awarded
 Asst. Prof. Dr. Ankur Randhelia on topic “Problems and prospects of apparels
segments in Indian scenario” on 16th March 2013 form Dr. H.S. Gour University, Sagar
(M.P.)
M.Tech. Completed
 Asst. Prof. Er. Sanyog Dubey completed M.Tech. in Power Electronics from SATI
Vidisha (67.8%)
Paper published in National/International Journal
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ranjeeta Jain
 “Fixed Point Theorems for Eight Mappings on Manger Space through Compatibility” in
International Journal.
 “A common fixed point for eight mappings in an intuitionist m-fuzzy metric space with
property E” in International Journal.
 “Fixed Point Theorem With Intimate Mappings” in International Journal.
 “A common fixed point theorem for six mappings in g-banach space with weakcompatibility” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ankur Randhelia
 “Problems and prospect of environment pollutions in bundelkhand region” in National
Journal.
Asst. Prof. Mr. Manish Mishra
 “Importance of communication skills for a university students ” in international Journal
 “The innovative media to explore English language learning skills an outlook to linguistic
approach ” in international Journal
Asst. Prof. Mr. Ashish Jain
 “Support system for knowledge employees: the need for development approaches” in
National Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Navdeep Kaur Saluja
 “Contention based congestion control in wireless mesh network” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Pratibha Sahu
 “A survey – performance based routing protocols in wireless adhoc network
environment” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Ragini Sen
 “A survey on intrusion detection system” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof Er. Nizam Uddin
 “Implementing the use of wireless power transmission for solar energy based power
satellite” in International Journal.
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Asst. Prof. Er. Sourabh Jain
 “Fuzzy temporal log correlation approach to understand end user characteristics” in
International Journal.
 “In assessment of fuzzy log correlation approach” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Hariom Soni
 “Reducing packet loss in active queue management” in International Journal.
 “Congestion control using predictive approach in mobile ad hoc network” in International
Journal.
 “A survey of performance base secure routing protocols in MANET” in International
Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Sanyog Dubey
 “Implementation of matlab simulink approach in shunt active filters to minimize the
harmonics” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof Er. Soumitra S Pande
 “Robust analysis of polarization effects on WDM” in International Journal.
 “Versatile modeling of switched PG network and simple switch network using power up
analysis” in International Journal.
 “Coherent low power modeling of switched PG network and simple switch network using
power up analysis” in International Journal.
 “Adhere effects and reliability analysis of polarization effects on WDN” in International
Journal.
 “Robust study of power up analysis for switched PG network & simple switch networks”
in International Journal.
 “Coherent study of ISCAS circuits under benchmark conditions for low power modeling”
in International Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Somit Pandey
 “Analysis of UWB LNA” in International Journal.
 “Analysis of working LNA in UWB range” in International Journal.
 “Study of Low Noise Amplifier in 1-100 GHz Range” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Neha Pathak
 “Analysis of dual hop relayed transmission in Rayleigh & rician fading environment” in
International Journal.
 “Fading channel for dual hop relayed transmission” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Nidhi Mishra
 “Robust analysis of polarization effects on WDM” in International Journal.
 “Study of simulation fo FTTH at 10GBITS/S for 3 out by gepon architecture using
optisim” in International Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Rahul Sathbhaiya
 “Rehabilitation and strengthening of R.C.C. Structure by using FRP composites” in
International Journal.
 “Study of repair and rehabilitation of R.C.C. structures by fiber reinforced plastic” in
National Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Abhishek Mishra
 “Stress analysis of connecting rod” in National Journal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Tanu Singhai
 “Analysis and performance of automobile engine components considering thermal and
structural effect”” in International Journal.
 “Stress analysis of connecting rod”” in National Journal.
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Paper Published in Conference-Proceedings.
Prof. Mrs. J. Jain Subala & Ms. Madhuri Kushwaha
 Attended National conference 2013 Nursing Research Society of India “Epidemiology of
chronic diseases nursing research perspective”25 Oct. 2013
 Attended International conference on “Transforming nursing practice through research
“Jan. 2014
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ranjeeta Jain
 Attended International conference on “Recent Trends in Applied Sciences with
Engineering Applications” at Bhopal M.P. (India).
Asst. Prof. Er. Rahul Sathbhaiya
 Attended National conference on “Latest trends in civil Engineering” at Bhopal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Hariom Soni
 Attended national conference on “Congestion control using improve random early
detection in mobile ad hoc network” at bhopal.
Asst. Prof Er. Soumitra S Pande
 Attended National “100th Indian Science Congress” at Chennai
 Attended National “33rd Annual Conference of Chemists” at Bhopal
Asst. Prof. Er. Somit Pandey
 Attended International Conference on “Study of working of LNA in UWB range” at
Bankok Thailand.
 Attended International Conference on “Analysis Of Low Noise Amplifier in 1-100 GHz
Range” at New Delhi
 Attended National Conference on “Study Of LNA ” at Chandigarh.
Asst. Prof. Er. Neha Pathak
 Attended National Conference on “Dual hop AF relayed performance in asymmetrical
Rayleigh & rician fading” at bhopal.
Asst. Prof. Er. Abhishek Mishra & Er. Tanu Singhai
 Attended National conference at bhopal.
Asst. Prof. Mr. Kamlesh Jain, Mohd. Ashfaq Siddiqui, Mr. Ashish Jain, Er. Sanyog Dubey,
Er. Rahul Sathbhaiya, Er. Soumitra S Pande, Er. Nizam Uddin, Er. Nidhi Mishra, Er.
Uttam Mishra, Er. shivprakash Palhewar Er. Neha Pathak
 Attended International conference on “Global innovations in Science & Management2013.
Workshops/Seminar/Others achievements
Asst. Prof. Mohd. Ashfaq Siddiqui
 Attended Workshop on “Research Methodology” at bhopal.
 Attended Workshop on “Case Writing” at bhopal.
Asst. Prof Er. Soumitra S Pande
 Attended AICTE Sponsored Workshop on “Wireless Networks & Sensors” at
Indore.
Asst. Prof Mr. Jerald & Mr. Abdul Rehman
 Attended AICTE Sponsored Workshop on “Wireless Networks & Sensors” at
Indore.
Asst. Prof Er. Akash Tomer & Er. Nitin Vishwakarma
 Attended Workshop on “Engineering Mechanics” at IIT Mumbai.
& Organized FDP on “Metal Forming Process” at IMEC, Sagar
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