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Management education is one of the most sought after disciplines by the students. A large number of management institutes have, therefore, mushroomed everywhere. Besides providing the basic academic knowledge, the success of the management institutes largely depends on a great deal to the extent that it can add value to the overall personalities of the students. A holistic approach necessitates that they are multi-tasking without losing their focus. The quantity and the quality of interface of the institutes with the industry, as well as, different sections of the society is what lends an institute a competitive edge.
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Subodh Institute of Management and Career Studies have been able to achieve a distinct position in the industry only because of its clear focus, a dedicated workforce and its quality of exposure. To this end it has been conducting and organizing seminars as a regular feature right from the day one. |
A very special aspect about the seminars which are being held at the institute is that the seminars which are organized range from purely. management oriented to issues of social interest, from industry specific to society specific, from media focused to human rights, financial budgets to foreign policies and all those issues which no other institutes even think of. Because SIMCS earnestly believes in not just producing managers but in developing responsible citizens of the contrary. It therefore educates the younger generation by organizing such seminars where they hear, analyze and ignite their thought processes; many a times also provide innovative solutions to various problems facing the society at large. It enhances their creative thinking and makes them more sensitive. |
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To name a few such seminars which have added value to the students, organizations, industries and the society at large, a list of such seminars is provided:- Journalism and Society
- Women and human Rights
- Art and artists in Rajasthan
- Dalit politics and social justice
- Status of special state to Rajasthan
- Challenges of Globalisation to Jainism
- Foreign trade policy and export promotion
- Role of senior citizens in nation building
- Religion, politics and economics
- People's expectations and JDA
- Democratic system and Democracy
- Local self government and the voter
- Development of jaipur: problems and possibilities
- Human rights: laws and Implementation
- Trffic management and mass expectations
- Indian constitution and social justice
- Indo-Pak relations in the Presario
- Role of political parties in the democratic set up
- Problems and solutions to the increasing water deficiency
- Child marriage-tradition or a compulsion
- Present economic scenario and agriculture
- Tax, Welfare and the government
- Reservation in educational institutes
- Courier services: need and reforms
- Vision for development in Rajasthan
- Media: responsibilities and Challenges
- Present scenario and the economic policies
And the list is endless. The experts from their respective fields are invited in these seminars and the students are encouraged to interact with them freely, by putting up questions, discussing and analyzing various dimensions of the topic involved rather than being mere passive recipients of the lectures and views.
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