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Along with classroom teaching and academic activities, students are offered a host of co-curricular activities, wherein they learn to share responsibilities and co-ordinate activities. Guest lectures by eminent Indian and foreign experts from various universities, business and industries are organized besides debates, seminars, workshops, factory visits, team building exercises and management games during tours and treks etc. Factory visits, an integral part of the program, helps in giving a practical insight and offer much desired industry interaction. This also accelerates their summer and final placements.
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Computer Society of India (CSI) : |
The Computer society of India is a non-profit, professional body where IT processionals meet to exchange views and information, to learn and share ideas. CSI has over 20000 members to date, which includes individual professionals, students, academicians, scientist, corporate bodies and other institutions. The programs help members to discuss current development and application in various fields, Discuss policies of the government and manufacturers, report professional views to policy makers, evolve standards to be adopted all over the country, and Learn from information pooled in by specialists. |
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The institute in its endeavors to promote the students skills organize Programming contest every year. This event is jointly promoted by the Sakal Papers Lt, Sakal being one of the Leading news papers of Maharashtra aims at promoting youth activities which gels with the thoughts of IBMR. The Programming contest is organized both at the student as well as the professional level. This programming contest provides the boost for the IT industry, and keeps the interest going.
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The Pimpri-Chinchwad branch of Pune Management Association at IBMR helps our students to cultivate scientific attitude towards Management. |
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Rotaract Activities : |
The Rotaract Club is started at Audyogik Shikshan Mandal’s “College of Commerce, Science & Information Technology”. The Rotaract Club is aimed at participating in Social Activities & Developing the Youth & augments their knowledge, skills thorough various events. |
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Overseas tours : |
For global exposure various seas visits are planned so as to enhance exchange of know-how’s. This is through student exchange programme, interaction at the Foreign Trade Chambers of various countries and presentations in the industries, organisations, institutes etc.
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The students are taken for visits to various industries related to their courses, to help them gain better insight into the working of the industry. Being situated in one of Asia’s largest industrial belt helps the institute to organise these visits with ease as the institute office bearers share a good rapport with the industries.
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The student play a major role in coordinating Computer Manufacturer and Dealer’s Association exhibition held every year. This in turns help in building an industry institute interface and fruitful interaction. |
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ASM in collaboration with MCCIA organize the annual corporate level case study competition every year. This competition is unique in its kind the teams from industries compete to make their best resolution of case studies to the students and faculties. |
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| College Magazine - Insignia : |
In addition to the different developmental activities provided by the institute for both the students and the faculties, the Journal and the Magazine is the arena where they can exploit their talent in the form of writing, knowledge and creativity. The institute publishes a college magazine that is totally bandied by the students with inputs and support by the faculties. This provides the students to explore their literary talents and also helps many in securing a job in the field of communication. The College magazine acts as a common platform to showcase the inner talents of our students and staff. It also provide them with a mode to communicate with the corporate doyens since the magazines also include the interviews of such magnets conducted by the students. |
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| PuneExpo : |
It is one of the largest exhibitions held every year in Pune by MCCIA having over 3 lakh visitors and covering all sectors of industry. IIBR students shoulder the responsibility as facilitators of the expo which provides our students with tremendous opportunity to interact with the various officials of industries, foreign dignitaries, this apart from improving various skills in coordination, crowd management, communication skills which goes a long way in developing the managerial skills required for these future professionals. |
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| IIBR’s role as Facilitators : |
“Facilitators from Institute of International Business and Research, in which MCCIA is a partner did an excellent job for liaison with exhibitors for onsite management, registering and escorting business visitors, managing the crowd, VIP co-ordination, co-ordination for International Pavilion and other tasks assigned by the Chamber.” As quoted by the MCCIA officials.
The modern competent corporate world not only demands thorough technical knowledge, but good individual qualities as well. IIBR provides excellent platform to students to develop and uncut-such dynamism in its students, developing their overall personalities, by arranging wide array of cultural events, and extra curricular activities. |
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E.T. Club an Abbreviations of Economic Times Club, Times of India Group. This was a club formed by Times of India to bring all the top business management School students on a common platform in the form of a club. This provides a great opportunity for the Business school students, to share their views, discuss the problems, arrange Seminars, Presentation, Group discussion, Paper Presentation, Quiz and many such other Activities required for them to emerge as a Business leader i n this current scenario of competitive environment.
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Quality Policies
