Extension Lecture on Career Guidance

On March 13, 2024, the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar, in collaboration with the Career Guidance and Placement Cell, successfully organized an Extension Lecture on Career Guidance. The event, which took place at 11:00 AM, was a part of the Institution’s ongoing commitment to providing students with valuable insights into their future career paths.

The lecture featured Ms. Pooja Sharma, Vice Principal of the Government School, Nawanshehr, as the Resource Person, and Mr. Jagdish Rai, representing the Adarsh Social Welfare Society and a retired Principal of the Government School, Nawanshehr, as the Guest Speaker. Both speakers brought a wealth of experience and knowledge to the session, providing students with practical advice and guidance on career planning and development.

The event was meticulously organized under the leadership of Dr. Gurpreet Singh (Coordinator CGPC), Prof. Deepika (Member IQAC), Prof. Navdeep Singh (Member IQAC), and Dr. Ajay Dutta (President IIC). The efforts of these coordinators ensured that the lecture was not only informative but also engaging for all attendees.In her opening remarks, Dr. Kuldeep Kaur, Coordinator of IQAC, emphasized the importance of career guidance in shaping the future of students. Prof. Lakhwinderjit Kaur, the Principal of the college, also addressed the gathering, encouraging students to take full advantage of such opportunities to enhance their career prospects. Throughout the session, Ms. Pooja Sharma and Mr. Jagdish Rai discussed various career options, the importance of skill development, and the need for continuous learning in today’s competitive job market. The speakers also interacted with students, answering their queries and providing personalized advice based on their individual aspirations.

The lecture was well-received by the students, who appreciated the practical insights and the opportunity to engage with experienced educators. The event concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the contributions of the speakers, organizers, and participants. Overall, the Extension Lecture on Career Guidance was a significant success, providing students with the knowledge and motivation needed to pursue their career goals with confidence.




Independence Day 15/08/2023

Independence Day was celebrated at government sr. sec. school, Garhshankar. The main highlight of the event was March past by National Cadet Corps (NCC) Cadets. The cadets marched to the tune of drum beats and showcased an immaculate drill display. In a short period of training, they showed a very high standard of drill and discipline during the march and salute procedure. There were about 22 cadets who participated in the activity. Localities’ were present to witness this great feat.




Republic Day 26/01/2024

The 75th Republic Day was observed on January 26, 2024, by the B.A.M. Khalsa College NCC Unit. This event was held at Govt Sr. Sec. School, Garhshankar in collaboration with the local government. On this occasion, the primary guest was the SDM, Shri Shivraj Singh Bal. The chief guest raised the national flag to begin the Republic Day celebrations. The NCC cadets’ March Past was the highlight of the day. The cadets marched to the sound of drums and performed the drill performance with precision. Several NCC contingents marched in the March Past. The fact that schoolchildren displayed a range of cultural performances made the event noteworthy.

 




Employability and Skills Training Programme (5/09/23 to 10/09/23)

A 6-day Employability and Skills Training Programme is being organized by the Career Guidance and Counselling Cell of B.A.M. Khalsa College, Garhshankar in cooperation with the Naandi Foundation and the Mahindra & Mahindra Company under the capable guidance of the Directorate of Education, SGPC. The dates of this Programme are 5/09/23 to 10/09/23. Prof. Lakhwinderjeet Kaur, the principal, and T&P officer Dr. Gurpreet Singh formally welcomed Mr. Ravinder Singh, the program’s expert trainer in the presence of other faculty members. Principal Madam encouraged pupils to participate actively on the special day of Teachers’ Day. The central focus of the session was to provide students with a comprehensive platform for the enhancement of their personalities and employability capabilities. The underlying message conveyed by the speaker was the critical significance of cultivating employability skills in the contemporary landscape. In the face of a highly competitive and demanding society, Mr. Ravinder underscored the pivotal role that communication skills play in achieving success and integration. His discourse extended to unpacking the essential concepts of employability and life skills, elucidating how these competencies can substantially augment students’ productivity and bolster their self-esteem. The participants were fortunate to have engaged in a truly enlightening and enriching learning experience that not only broadened their horizons but also equipped them with the tools necessary to navigate the intricacies of the modern world effectively. Overall, the participants had a wonderful learning day.




Kargil Vijay Diwas 26 July 2023

Kargil Vijay Diwas celebrated at Khalsa College

 

Kargil Vijay Diwas was celebrated by The Ex-Servicemen Welfare Trust Garhshankar in collaboration with the college. On this occasion, President Captain Kewal Singh, Captain Amarjit Singh Gulpur, Subedar Kewal Singh General Secretary, Subedar Davinder Singh, Treasurer, Executive Principal of the college Prof. Rajesh Kumar were present. Lakhwinderjit Kaur and NCC In-charge Lt Gurpreet Singh paid homage to the martyrs of Kargil. Subedar Kewal Singh, while paying tribute to the martyrs of Kargil, expressed views on the circumstances of that time and motivated the students to take guidance from it. Paying tribute to the martyrs of Kargil, acting Principal Lakhwinderjit Kaur said that the country is safe from enemies only because of the Indian Army soldiers who risk themselves day and night on the border.

On this occasion, Dr. Harvinder Singh Bath, Advocate, Jamvir Singh Roy, President of Sher-e-Punjab San Union Jaswant Singh Bhathal, Paramjit Singh Babbar, Fauji Bakshish Singh Fatehpur clan, Lahimbar Ram Bhajjal, Gyan Singh Goli, Sajjan Singh Dhamai, Suvedar Jhalman Singh Dhamai, Subedar Jarnail Singh Dhanai, Avtar Singh Daulatpur, Karnail were also present.

 

 




NCC BEE AND CEE CERTIFICATION-2023




International Yoga Day 2023




“Unlocking Your Potential: An Expert talk to Inspiring Students to Pursue a Career in the Armed Forces”

An expert talk was organized jointly by National Cadet Corps (NCC), Career Guidance and Placement Cell (CGPC), and Alumni Cell at B.A.M. Khalsa College, Garhshankar, under the management of SGPC, Sri Amritsar, to educate and motivate NCC Cadets and other college students about joining the Indian Armed Forces.

Brig. Raj Kumar (Retd.) and Capt. Ranbir Singh Pathania (Retd.) gave a speech to more than 80 students. Prof. Jaspal Singh, the principal, formally welcomed the speakers and present them fresh flower pots.

Captain RS Pathania briefed the pupils on the Indian armed forces and their various branches. He discussed NDA, IMA, ACC, JAG, and TA. He encouraged the students to join the military. He told the audience about the army’s important attributes. He discussed the army’s tough existence, professionalism, unit culture, secularism, and other things. He recounted his personal perspective and shed light on army life.

Brig. Raj Kumar began his speech by mentioning the youngsters’ strengths such as honesty and integrity, but that work must be done solely on exposure. He inspires the pupils by discussing his own life experiences and difficulties. Brig. Raj Kumar further stated that the Punjab government has established the Mai Bhago Military Forces Preparatory Institute for Girls in Mohali, as well as the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Armed Forces Preparatory Institute in Sector-77, Mohali. Brig. outline the directions for the UPSC tests as well as the SSB interview. He mentioned transparency in the selection process. OLQs, time management, and hard effort are the keys to success Brig. said.

SUO-Parteek and UO-Harmanpreet Kaur did an excellent job hosting the event. The session ended with a vote of gratitude from NCC officer Lt. Gurpreet Singh. The principal and staff presented the day’s speakers with a token of honor. Prof. Lakhwinder Jeet Kaur, in charge of the Alumni Cell, and Prof. Kanwar Kulwant Singh, Head of the Department of Business and Economics, were also present there.




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DISASTER MANAGEMENT TRAINING BY NDRF (07/03/2023)

The National Cadet Corps (NCC), Security and Surveillance Committee (SSC), and 7th Battalion of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) jointly organized and executed an awareness-and-training program on disaster risk reduction at BAMKC.

At B.A.M. Khalsa College, Garhshankar, Inspector S. Manoj Kumar Bhardwaj and his team from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) briefed the NCC cadets and students on how to safeguard themselves and others during natural disasters. During this training, Inspector M.K. Bhardwaj addressed the gathering and stated that there is no time for natural disasters and that the first hour is crucial for saving lives. NDRF for the same objective. provided knowledge on disaster preparedness best practices, including CPR, fire, flood, emergency moves, blood control, improvised floating rafts, and earthquakes.

Lt. Gurpreet Singh of the NCC brought the training session to a successful conclusion. After the training session was over, principal Prof. Jaspal Singh expressed his thoughts and offered the team a vote of gratitude. The principal, teaching and non-teaching staff, NCC cadets, and other students were present throughout this training program.