News from NIPT | 26th Annual Day Celebrations

The 26th Annual Day of NIPT was held on 19th April 2024 at K S Hegde Auditorium. The event started with a beautiful invocation by Ms. Gana Pilinja, alumna and welcome address by Ms. Aishwarya Nair, Asst. Professor. The presentation of the Annual Report 2023-24, was done by Prof. Dr. Dhanesh Kumar K U, Principal, wherein over 56 collegiate activities, along with institutional, faculty and student achievements were proudly displayed to the audience.

The Chief Guest, Nadoja Dr. Wooday P Krishna, President KGSN Bengaluru spoke about the need for discipline, order and uniformity in education. He appreciated the organising team for the meticulously executed event and wished all the students a great career. Presiding over the function, Honourable Chancellor, Shri N Vinaya Hegde, stressed the importance of physiotherapy in health and the benefits of exercise on mind and body alike. Prof. Dr. Tarpan H Shah, an esteemed alumnus from the 2007 batch of NIPT and currently an Associate Professor at Shrimad Rajchandra College of Physiotherapy, UKA Tarsadia University, Surat, Gujarat was invited as the Guest of Honour. He spoke about the journey of NIPT through the ages and how it has robustly stayed abreast with all the recent advances and equipment in the field of physiotherapy at international levels.

A noteworthy segment of the Annual Day was the felicitation of the non-teaching faculty, Mrs. Kalavathi Naik, Librarian; Mrs. Jyothi N, Computer Lab Assistant and Mrs. Veena U Rao, Library Assistant who had served the organisation for 25 years . Their contribution was applauded and appreciated. The Guest of Honour, Dr. Tarpan H Shah, was also felicitated for his contributions to the Institute as an alumnus as well as for his professional prowess in the field of Physiotherapy. The citations for the non-teaching faculty and alumni felicitations were announced by Prof. (Dr.) Purusotham Chippala and Rakesh Krishna Kovela, Assoc. Professor, respectively. The academic toppers, sports winners and the social service volunteers were awarded for their merit, excellence and humanitarian service. The batch winning the overall champions of the year was declared. The student awards were announced by Ms. Ruchita Narsia, Assistant Professor.

Ms. Kavya Bhat, General Secretary, Student’s Council, rendered her gratitude and shared her experiences as a representative of the student’s forum. Dr. Saumya Srivastava, Associate Professor, delivered the vote of thanks.

Parents, alumni and professional colleagues attended the Annual Day making the event a joyous and successful one. Formal event was followed by a beautiful cultural performance by the students.

News from NIPT | Workshops on Pedagogical practice for Physiotherapists & techniques in cardiopulmonary physiotherapy

The Institutional Alumni Relations Cell of Nitte Institute of Physiotherapy organised two workshops on 17th & 18th April 2024 at Patanjali Yoga Hall, NIPT. The resource person was Dr. Tarpan H Shah, (alumnus 2007 batch), Associate Professor, Shrimad Rajchandra College of Physiotherapy, UKA Tarsadia University, Surat, Gujarat.

Mr. Rakesh Krishna Kovela, Assoc. Professor & Alumni Cell Coordinator extended a warm welcome to the attendees.

Mr. Prasanna Kailaje, Director (Student Welfare & Alumni Relations) Nitte University, graced the occasion as the chief guest. Mr. Kailaje underscored the pivotal role of pedagogy in shaping teaching and learning experiences, advocating for more such workshops to augment academic prowess, research endeavours, and clinical outcomes within the institute and university.

Mr. Krishna Prasad, Asst. Professor NIPT delivered the vote of thanks.

The first day took off with a comprehensive workshop, wherein Dr. Tarpan Shah delved into diverse pedagogical practices, research methodologies, and advanced tools for academic exploration. Attended by faculty members and second-year postgraduates, the program served as a platform for knowledge dissemination and collaborative engagement.

On the second day, Dr. Shah explained and demonstrated over 25 techniques in the field of Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy linking their impact on the physiological process and disease progression. The students had an extensive interactive session wherein different case scenarios and their management was discussed to effectively disperse patient care.

A total of 85 participants benefited from the 2 workshops enhancing the quality and skills of the budding physiotherapists. Certificates of participation were distributed to all attendees, marking the successful culmination of the workshops filled with insights and learning.

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News from ABSMIDS | Guest lecture on “Communication for Better Patient management’’

The Dept. of Pediatric & Preventive Dentistry, ABSMIDS organised a guest lecture by Dr. Sunil S Chiplunkar, Vice President, Business Development, Group Pharmaceuticals Ltd. on “Communication for Better Patient Management” on 18th April 2024 at Manana Hall, ABSMIDS. The program commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries followed by a welcome address by Prof. (Dr.) Manju R, HoD. Vice-Principal Prof. (Dr.) Mithra N Hegde, addressed the gathering. Dr. Ananthu H introduced the resource person.

Dr. Sunil in his lecture, explained the essential components of patient-centred communication, importance of body language and integrating verbal & non-verbal skills for effective communication, the role of professional attire and setting a standard of excellence within the dental practice. The lecture also included fun activities for better understanding. The participants were final year undergraduates and first year postgraduates.

Career Advantages Of Pursuing B.Tech With A Good University

B.Tech is a popular curriculum that, if pursued from the top college in India, may positively impact a student's future. A professional B.Tech degree can lead to a career with some of the most well-known PSUs, such as BHEL, LIC, Hindustan Copper Limited, and NALCO.

However, according to an Economic Times survey, 94 percent of Engineering graduates are unsuitable for employment in global organisations owing to a lack of soft and technical skills since students only have theoretical knowledge.

Importance of a Good Institute

The above situation can be avoided with the help of the right college. Such an institution can help students develop essential skills that will give them the right professional opportunities. Moreover, a solid and reputed institution will provide excellent job prospects that fit your talents and knowledge.

Furthermore, the combination of the student's skills and the finest opportunity available at the institution will result in a successful career for the student.

Choosing a good institute like NMAM Institute of Technology will give students a unique combination of skills and experiences that will help them get a good start ahead of the competition. Here is what the perfect institute has to offer students pursuing a B.Tech degree:

• Networking Opportunities: The networking possibilities accessible to students are the most significant benefits of attending a quality college. By networking with industry leaders and colleagues, you may obtain valuable insights and guidance from those who have previously succeeded. You could also find out about important local news and upcoming events. On the campus, students are encouraged to interact with their peers and build lifelong connections 
• A Step Ahead With Internships: Internships give students and recent graduates real-world work experience and help them build the skills needed to stand out in a competitive job market. A good B.Tech Program provides students with valuable industrial experience and skills, putting them ahead of the competition as future professionals and leaders 
• Placement Opportunities: Students deserve the greatest possible start in their professions, especially in this competitive market. The most outstanding colleges provide students with a well-deserved chance to shape their future. Students will get employment offers from the industry's most well-known companies, ensuring that their careers get to the best possible start. The placement department at these B.Tech colleges help students pursue their preferred jobs in any field 
• Overall Skill Development: A college student must emphasise speaking skills, creativity, cognitive ability, and a rising emotional quotient in order to climb the ladder of success quickly. Soft skills development is encouraged at the best institutes in India through an interactive learning environment in which students gain practical experience in applying their knowledge. Students are also learning to acquire other talents that will help them in the future 
• Personality Development: Personality development is critical throughout the college years. A good university fosters this development through various co-curricular activities in which students are routinely involved. NMAM Institute of Technology, for example, encourages skill development through an interactive learning environment in which students get experience in applying their knowledge. At the same time, students learn to build other skills and talents that will help them in future 
• Industry-Driven Understanding: A strong curriculum provides a firm foundation for students to build their talents and professions. The curriculum at colleges such as NMAM Institute of Technology is continually improving in response to feedback from industry and academic professionals. It allows students to stay up to date on industry trends 

Why NMAM-IT? What Are The Advantages? 

Soft and technical skills development is encouraged at NMAM Institute of Technology through an interactive learning environment where students gain practical experience in applying their knowledge.

At NMAM Institute of Technology, we provide engineering students with a holistic learning experience. As a result, the campus culture is vibrant and encouraging, allowing students to immerse themselves in their selected careers fully. Aside from helping with academics, the campus invites students of all levels to participate in spontaneous ideas, conversation, and extracurricular activities, helping them shape themselves as future assets to society. In addition, NMAMIT organises programmes to assist students in reaching their full potential and achieving a bright future. Engineering knowledge and experience are in high demand. Engineering is divided into numerous fields, each with its unique technical abilities. As a result, credentials and expectations within a career might differ substantially throughout engineering disciplines. We assist students in analysing real-world challenges and developing interdisciplinary engineering systems and solutions that will lead to their desired careers. Further, our eminent faculty teach such industrial trends to ensure that students have a well-rounded learning experience. So, start on the path to B.Tech with one of the best institutes in India!

News from NUINS | Swachhata campaign

The NSS Unit of Nitte Usha Institute of Nursing Sciences, in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India, Regional Directorate of NSS, Bengaluru conducted a Swachhata campaign on the occasion of Shaheedi Diwas on 5th April 2024, at Paneer campus. Mr. Sukesh, Mrs. Sarita Telma Fernandes, Mrs. Jeevitha Alva and Mrs. Keerthimala K, NSS Program Officers of Nitte Usha Institute of Nursing Sciences were present. A total of 42 first-year GNM NSS volunteers actively participated in the Swachhata campaign.

News from NUINS | Voter awareness drive

The NSS Unit of Nitte Usha Institute of Nursing Sciences, in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India, Regional Directorate of NSS, Bengaluru, conducted a Voter Awareness Drive on Shaheedi Diwas, 6th April 2024, at the University Auditorium, Paneer campus.

Dr. Chandru Hegde, Asst.Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Mangalore University was the resource person. He enlightened the audience about voting rights, enrolment procedure and voting-related apps.

Mr. Shashi Kumar Shetty, NSS Program Coordinator, Nitte University along with Mr. Sukesh, Mrs. Sarita Telma Fernandes, Mrs. Jeevitha Alva and Mrs. Keerthimala K, NSS Program officers of Nitte Usha Institute of Nursing Sciences, were present.

A total of 110 NSS volunteers actively participated in the program.

News from NICO | Alumni Talk Series - Talk by Deekshith Pai

A talk on Career Opportunities in the Social Sector titled “Communicating with the Communities – the North Eastern Story” was conducted by the Alumni Cell of Nitte Institute of Communication on 17th April 2024 in the Institute.

Deekshith (BA 2019) was working for an NGO, in Majuli district of Assam. Attracting tourists from all over the world, Majuli is an island in the Brahmaputra and the first island to be declared a district in India. Majuli also holds the distinction of being the largest river island in the world.

In the course of his talk, Deekshith spoke of the NGO for whom he was working, the Ayang Trust, set up in 2017 by the trio of Bipin, Aswathy and Dharamjeet, which works in the areas of education, livelihood and community development. Helping economically empower the Missing Tribe, Ayang Trust skills and trains the women weavers and farmers of Majuli.

A district prone to floods and natural calamities, building community resilience is one of the major objectives of the Trust and towards this end, work is on in building flood resistant infrastructure and educating communities in hygiene and sanitation.

As part of the documentation and communication team, he was responsible in ensuring that the good work being done by the Trust was neatly and crisply documented, to be shared with funding agencies and donors. The work involved both communicating and understanding the challenges of the local communities and also in sharing their stories with the outside world.

There is a huge demand for students of media and communication in the social sector which is quickly growing into a huge placement option. He also spoke of the demand for media professionals in documenting and sharing the CSR activities of corporates. All this while, we were only aware of the public and private sectors, but now there is a third and equally important sector in India and that is the social sector, he said. The talk ended with a Question & Answer session, with students posing questions about career opportunities and pay packages in this sector.