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How Significant are Industrial Tour for BBA and BCA?


Industrial Visit or Industrial Tour among BBA and BCA students is an essential event to provide the students the technical and work exposure as per the university curriculum. It offers the students of the professional and technical courses chance to visit industries in order to get a proper understanding of the working environment and collaborative function of its different units. According to a Chinese proverb “A picture is better than thousand word” so we also say an industry visit is better than thousand sentences written on it.
The top management college of Meerut, Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay Management College, (Pt. DDUMC) recognizes the fact that field trips and excursions are very significant constituents for a students development. So every year many such events are organized here. The students becomes informed and practical. These activities complement and augment classroom learning and boost new zeal and curiosity in participants. Information about Community resources received during industrial visits relates their educational experience to the outside world. Various field trips and excursions are scheduled in every semester here at Pt. DDUMC one of the most prestigious to benefit the students. It is an observable change that can be seen among student after the trips as they develop social skills and etiquette required at workplace. Some of the past industry visits are listed below:
  1. Hero Motocorp Ltd
  2. Mahindra & Mahindra
  3. Coca- Cola
  4. Patanjali
  5. Honda Motors
  6. BHEL
  7. Pepsi
  8. Yakult Beverages, Sonepat
  9. Dainik Jagran media house
  10. Amar Ujala media house
  11. BHEL
  12. Mother Dairy
  13. Parag Milk & many more…..
These industrial visits are important not only for BBA students but BCA students as well. As they witness real world in form of workstations, systems, machines and plants, Besides they get opportunity to meet the higher level functional experts who introduce them company functions with help of PPT. Engineers and technical expert also brief about the functioning of machines and systems in a very amiable way. The students also have a chance to have a face to face session with technical or administrative experts of the organization to ask questions and clarify doubts. Production, quality, and operations are the key feature of this face to face interaction between the students and the experts. It also propels motivation level in students to get prepare for work. These tours and trips are generally ended with the refreshment and the tokens of affection cherished by the companies. Beyond doubt, Pt. DDUMC the well-known Management College in Meerut is leaving no stone unturned to students facilitate students in variety of ways.


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