As an economic survey made it clear that in future, jobs for the masses in India will come mostly from the manufacturing and service sectors and hence only a better-skilled workforce can improve global competitiveness. In India, only 5% of the labour force has got vocational training when compared to industrialized nations (60-80%).
An altered pattern of employment, declining the role of the public sector as a job provider, a bigger role is played by the private sector, which looks for a wide skills spectrum. The nature of sustained academic programmes that are offered by the higher educational institutional should address the holistic needs of the society and not shaped by the momentary market pressures. Hence, the college offers the following 29 Self-Employment Programmes to learners, so that they may become job creators rather then job seekers.
Business English | English |
Mathematics for Competitive Examinations | Mathematics |
Cell Phone Servicing | Physics |
Electrical Wiring and Home Appliances Servicing | Physics |
Principles of Electroplating | Chemistry |
Mini Analytical Chemistry | Chemistry |
Chemistry of Printing Inks | Chemistry |
Mushroom Culture | PB & PBT |
Food Preservation | PB & PBT |
Sericulture | Zoology |
Vermi Composting | Zoology |
E-Learning | Computer Science |
Exercise Therapy | P.H.S. |
Sports Medicine | P.H.S. |
Microbial Production Technology | Microbiology |
Quality Control For Food & Industrial Products | Microbiology |
Spirulina Production Technology | Microbiology |
Biofertilizer | Biotechnology |
Biocontrol | Biotechnology |
Pharmaceutical Marketing | Biotechnology |
Digital Videography | Vis.Com |
Digital Photography | Vis.Com |
Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise Development | Economics |
Tourism Marketing and Practices | B.Com. |
Advertising Agency | B.B.A. Aided |
Business Process Outsourcing | B.B.A.-SF |
Accounting Automation | B.Com-CA & E.Com |
Desk Top Publishing | B.C.A. |
Short-Hand | College Office |