The “Mega Placement Drive 2025,” organized by the Directorate of Education under the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC), Sri Amritsar Sahib, was successfully conducted on March 15, 2025, at Kalghidhar Niwas, Madhya Marg, Sector 27-B, Chandigarh. The event marked a significant milestone in the efforts to provide employment opportunities to final-year students from SGPC institutions, furthering their career prospects by connecting them with a diverse range of employers.

Event Overview:

• Date: March 25, 2025
• Location:Kalghidhar Niwas, Madhya Marg, Sector 27-B, Chandigarh

The placement drive witnessed the participation of a large number of students from various SGPC-affiliated institutions. Over 500 final-year students attended the event, eager to explore the career opportunities offered by the participating companies.

A total of 20 plus companies from diverse sectors, including IT, healthcare, education, finance, and manufacturing, participated in the drive. The companies ranged from well-established firms to emerging startups, all of which were looking to recruit fresh talent.

Below is the list of students who have been selected by various organizations during Mega placement drive 15/3/25

1. No. Name Class Contact         Organization

1          Manant         BCA-III           9915795803           SanjhiSikhiya

2          Jaspreet Kaur         BCA-III           7696894897           SanjhiSikhiya

3          Dikhsha        BCA-III           9779763212           SanjhiSikhiya

4          Anchal           BCA-III           8360775692           Teleperformance

5          Arshdeep Kaur       M.COM-II     6283279165           Axis Bank

6          Nitin  M.COM-II     7973468590           Axis Bank

Five-day bootcamp (March 3 – March 7, 2025)

The Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), Career Guidance and Placement Cell, and the Department of Computer Science at Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar, in collaboration with the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), Chandigarh, proudly inaugurated the Augmented & Virtual Reality Bootcamp on February 28th, 2025. This bootcamp, conducted under the FutureSkills PRIME Scheme, aims to provide participants with in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in AR/VR technologies and game development.

The inaugural session commenced in the esteemed presence of Dr. Amandeep Heera, Principal of the College, who extended a warm welcome to all distinguished guests, faculty members, and students. He emphasized the significance of emerging technologies like Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in revolutionizing industries and creating new career opportunities for students.
Dr. Sarwan Singh, Joint Director, NIELIT, delivered the keynote address, highlighting the increasing demand for AR/VR applications in various sectors, including gaming, healthcare, education, and entertainment. He encouraged students to leverage this bootcamp as a stepping stone for developing industry-relevant skills.
The event was also graced by Prof. Kanwar Kulwant Singh (HOD, Commerce Department), Prof. Gurpreet Singh Kalsi and Prof. Deepika (Convener, IIC). Dr. Ajay Dutta (President, IIC) also addressed the audience, discussing the role of AR/VR technologies in fostering technical proficiency among students.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof. Kanwar Kulwant Singh, expressing gratitude to Dr. Sarwan Singh and his team members Mr. Lovnish Verma and Mr. Nikshep Paliwal and all attendees for their enthusiastic participation.
This five-day bootcamp (March 3 – March 7, 2025) is expected to equip students with cutting-edge knowledge, fostering innovation and skill development in AR/VR technologies.

B.A.M. Khalsa College, Garhshankar successfully conducted its first-ever Three-Week Bridge Course for 10+2 pass-out students from 02/05/2025 to 22/05/2025. A total of 35 students enthusiastically enrolled and participated in this value-added academic initiative, which aimed to equip them with essential interdisciplinary knowledge and soft skills before they enter higher education streams.The Bridge Course covered a wide range of subjects including Computer Basics, Communication Skills, Financial Literacy, General Awareness, Environmental Sustainability, Creative Expressions, and Punjabi Music, among others. The sessions were facilitated by highly qualified and experienced faculty members of the college including Prof. Lakhwinderjeet Kaur, Prof. Kanwar Kulwant Singh, Dr. Manbeer Kaur, Dr. Gurpreet Singh, Prof. Raideep Singh, Prof. Gurpreet Singh Kalsi, Dr. Harwinder Kaur, Prof. Kiranjot Kaur, Dr. Ajay Dutta, Prof. Prof. Navdeep Singh, and Dr. Naresh Kumari.

The valedictory function was held on 22nd May 2025 in the IT Lab. Dr. Gurpreet Singh, Course Coordinator and In-charge of the Career Guidance & Placement Cell (CG&PC), hosted the ceremony. He appreciated the students for their active participation and encouraged them to continue learning with the same enthusiasm. He also shared details of upcoming initiatives and events planned by the CG&PC.

Two students, Sameer and Navneet, shared heartfelt feedback, expressing gratitude to the college for providing this enriching learning opportunity free of cost. They highlighted the professionalism and dedication of the faculty members and the practical knowledge gained through the sessions.

The Principal, Dr. Amandeep Heera, congratulated the students on the successful completion of the course. She also extended her appreciation to the CG&PC and all faculty members who contributed their time and efforts to make this pioneering initiative a success. Prominent faculty members including Prof. Lakhwinderjeet Kaur, Prof. Kanwar Kulwant Singh, Dr. Manbeer Kaur, and Dr. Ajay Dutta were also present during the ceremony. Students received their certificates of participation from the principal, marking the joyful conclusion of the course. The event concluded on a cheerful and celebratory note, with students expressing great satisfaction and enthusiasm. The college takes immense pride in launching this Bridge Course for the first time and deems its successful execution a significant academic milestone.

Report on Mock Interview – Round 1

Organized by: Career Guidance and Placement Cell in Collaboration with the IIC

Date: 1st March 2025

Time: 10:00 AM

Venue: SMART Room, Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar

Introduction

The Career Guidance and Placement Cell of Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar, in collaboration with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), successfully conducted Mock Interview – Round 1 on 1st March 2025. The session aimed to provide students with a real-time interview experience and help them develop confidence in facing professional interviews.

The event was conducted under the guidance and support of Dr. Amandeep Heera, Principal, whose vision focuses on enhancing students’ career opportunities through such practical learning initiatives.

Objectives of the Event

• To provide students with a practical understanding of interview techniques.
• To enhance communication, problem-solving, and presentation skills.
• To build confidence and reduce interview-related anxiety.
• To offer expert feedback for improvement.

Event Highlights

The session was guided by Dr. Gurpreet Singh, Coordinator, CGPC, who provided valuable insights into interview strategies, employer expectations, and key areas of improvement for the students. Under his guidance, the mock interviews were conducted in a professional setting, where students were assessed on various parameters such as body language, technical knowledge, problem-solving ability, and overall personality.

Students actively participated in the session, answering a variety of technical and HR-based questions. Dr. Ajay Dutta provided individual feedback, highlighting strengths and suggesting areas for improvement. The session was interactive, allowing students to clarify doubts regarding interview techniques and industry expectations.

Conclusion

The Mock Interview – Round 1 was a highly engaging and insightful session, equipping students with the necessary skills to face job interviews confidently. The participants appreciated the structured approach and expert guidance, particularly from Dr. Gurpreet Singh, whose mentorship played a key role in the session’s success.

The Career Guidance and Placement Cell looks forward to organizing more such events to further enhance the employability and career readiness of students.

On 10th September 2024, five students from the Commerce stream of BAMKC had the privilege of participating in the Mega Placement Drive-cum-Self Employment Camp for Girls. This event, organized by the District Administration in collaboration with the District Employment Office, aimed to provide a platform for female students to explore both job opportunities and self-employment ventures. It was held at the prestigious St. Soldier Institute of Pharmacy and Polytechnic, Chabbewal. The initiative was a part of the larger government mission to empower women through career opportunities, backed by the financial support Department’s BSA. of the Objectives of Participation Commerce The primary goal of the students’ participation was twofold: 1. Placement Opportunities: To seek job placements by interacting with prospective employers from various sectors. 2. Entrepreneurship Exposure: To gain insights into self-employment opportunities through interactions with successful women entrepreneurs and government agencies. Key Takeaways 1. Skill Enhancement: The interviews and workshops were instrumental in helping students identify areas of improvement in both hard and soft skills. 2. Confidence Building: The exposure to real-world recruitment processes boosted the students’ confidence, especially in handling interviews and interacting with professionals. 3. Entrepreneurial Insights: The workshops offered a detailed understanding of self employment, equipping students with the necessary knowledge to explore entrepreneurial ventures in the future. Feedback from Students The students expressed immense satisfaction with the event, highlighting that it was an eye opening experience. They appreciated the support from the Commerce Department’s BSA, which made their participation possible. They conveyed that the camp not only provided them with valuable job leads but also ignited their interest in pursuing entrepreneurial activities.

The “Mega Placement Drive 2024,” organized by the Directorate of Education under the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC), Sri Amritsar Sahib, was successfully conducted on June 29, 2024, at Kalghidhar Niwas, Madhya Marg, Sector 27-B, Chandigarh. The event marked a significant milestone in the efforts to provide employment opportunities to final-year students from SGPC institutions, furthering their career prospects by connecting them with a diverse range of employers.

Event Overview:

• Date: June 29, 2024
• Location: Kalghidhar Niwas, Madhya Marg, Sector 27-B, Chandigarh

The placement drive witnessed the participation of a large number of students from various SGPC-affiliated institutions. Over 500 final-year students attended the event, eager to explore the career opportunities offered by the participating companies.

A total of 20 plus companies from diverse sectors, including IT, healthcare, education, finance, and manufacturing, participated in the drive. The companies ranged from well-established firms to emerging startups, all of which were looking to recruit fresh talent. Some of the prominent companies included [Tech Mahindra, Indusind Bank, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, Chd, Axis Bank, Delhi, The Future University Mohali, CS Soft Solution, Teleperformance, P&R Group, Sundram Finance, Skill lab, HDB Financial Services, Quess Coorperation Limited, ICICI Bank Solitaire Infosys Private Limited, Bajaj Insurance Company]. These organizations conducted on-the-spot interviews, group discussions, and aptitude tests as part of their selection process.

The Mega Placement Drive 2024 yielded positive results, with over 300 students short listed on the spot. Many students were selected for multiple roles, with some even receiving offers from more than one company. The remaining students were shortlisted for further rounds of interviews, which will take place in the coming weeks.

Both the participating companies and the students provided overwhelmingly positive feedback about the event. Employers praised the high caliber of the students, noting their readiness and enthusiasm for entering the professional world. Students expressed their gratitude to the SGPC and the Directorate of Education for organizing such a well-structured and impactful event, which provided them with a direct pathway to employment.

The successful execution of the Mega Placement Drive 2024 underscores SGPC’s commitment to the holistic development of its students. By organizing such events, SGPC not only enhances the employability of its students but also strengthens its reputation as a forward-thinking educational institution that prioritizes the future careers of its students.

The Career Guidance and Placement Cell (CGPC) in collaboration with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) of BAMKC organized a two-day workshop on “Mock Interview and Group Discussion” on 9th and 12th April 2024. The workshop was designed to prepare students for the selection processes commonly used by employers, focusing on enhancing their interview and group discussion skills.
On the first day, participants engaged in mock interviews conducted by industry professionals. The aim was to simulate real interview scenarios, allowing students to practice their responses, receive constructive feedback, and improve their performance. The session also provided insights into common interview questions, effective communication techniques, and how to make a positive impression.
The second day was centered around group discussions, a critical component of many selection processes. Students were guided on how to effectively participate in group discussions, including how to articulate their thoughts clearly, work collaboratively, and present their ideas persuasively. The session included live group discussions on various topics, with facilitators offering feedback on each participant’s performance and providing tips on how to stand out in a group setting.
The workshop was well-received by the students, who appreciated the hands-on approach and practical advice. Many participants reported feeling more confident and better equipped to face interviews and group discussions in future selection processes. The CGPC and IIC plan to continue offering such workshops to further enhance the employability skills of BAMKC students.