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NAIPUNNYA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

PONGAM, KORATTY EAST,THRISSUR, INDIA PIN : 680308
PHONE : 0480 2733573 , 2730341
E MAIL : [email protected]



The youth say stupid things and they
say good things, as we do, as everyone
does. But hear them, speak with them,
because we must learn from them and

they must learn from me, from us.
- Pope Francis

Our Patrons

His Beatitude Cardinal
Mar George Alencherry

Mar Sebastian Adayantharath Mar Jose Puthenveetil
Auxiliary Bishop of Ernakulam Auxiliary Bishop & Syncellus

Our Beacons

Fr. Saje Peter Kannaparamban Fr.Thomas Valookaran Fr. Varghese Assin
Principal & Exe. Director Asst.Exe.Director Asst.Exe.Director

Ms. Emily Ittiachan Dr. Joy Joseph Puthussery Mr. Jimmy Joseph Mr.Sabu Varghese
Vice-Principal Dean of Studies Finance Manager Training Manager

6 Mr. Alias A.V Mr. Wilson P.P Mr. Shaju P John
Personnel Manager
Superintendent Placement Manager

DECLARATION

Chief Editor : Rev. Fr. Saje Peter Kannaparamban

Staff Editors : Mr. Philip P.J, Mr. Anu Rahim Ms.Rejitha K. Ravi

Ms.Grace Benn y Ms. Annu Cyriac,

Dr. Tessy Poulose & Mr. Anil Kumar.

Student Editor : Mr. Tony Abraham

Editorial Board Members : Mr.Alfred Joy, Mr. Joel Joy, Ms Janet Shaji,

Mr. Padmadas Sundaram,

Ms. Lakshmi Sugumaran Ms. Nithya James, Mr.

Mr. Rahul Suresh & Mr Ebin John

Email ID : [email protected]

Design & Printing : Viani Printings, Ernakulam North

Ph: 0484-2401635 + 91 8589026111

Nationality : Indian

Annual Place of Publication : Pongam

Address : Director, Naipunnya Institute of Management

and Information Technology, Pongam, East

Koratty, Thrissur, Kerala

I, Fr Saje Peter Kannaparamban, hereby declare that the given information is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief

Sd/-
Principal & Exe. Director

Editorial

Literally, dissent means the holding or expression of opinions at variance with
those commonly or officially held.

Dissents speak to a future age – Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Celebration of humanity, attainment of freedom, prosperity in a society,
world peace was all made possible by those people who had a clarity backed
dissenting opinion of their own in spite of typical chaos. And for we the dissent-
ers, clarity on actions seems more important than facts. Clarity is the counterbal-
ance of profound thoughts - Luc de Clapiers.

That brave-hearted who choose to convey theme or idea portraying the im-
portance of breaking stereotypical shackles of evolution is always treated with
contempt since we are all taught to live within the boundaries or shackles of a
chaotic world. Society being sceptical, cynical and questioning are all parts in
it where our sanity, guts are questioned and thus being stamped as ‘anomalous
and eccentrics’.

Magazine chooses their editors; the act of creation is not entirely a rational
and conscious one, where the ideas in our mind exquisitely came out in the
form of an actual magazine of which we are proud of, each element has been
painstakingly integrated and every moment spent during this journey was in-
deed an experience.

The main task again was to create the magazine cover page which would
creatively convey the theme. Real life situational cases came into the mind
which shows the true colour of compulsion, which denies one’s freedom of ex-
pression; to be quiet, unheard and to close their eyes. Followed by the pile-up
of images, drawings which symbolises the plot ‘Ethir’.

The attitudinal ambivalence approach towards something defines a doer or
dabbler. And sometimes a doer is often titled as a dissenter since they choose to
convey what they’ve got to tell, which ironically might not be cogent or sound,
for the mediocre.

By all means. Let’s be explicit about while flipping the pages. Since any minute
thing even contributes to the best of appreciation, all the readers are requested
to go through the entire magazine at least at once. And when it doesn’t exist,
design it.

A man doesn’t know what he knows until he knows what he doesn’t know -
Laurence J. Peter. Be the man, be the dissenter.

Tony Abraham

Magazine Editor

Editorial Board

Principal

Fr. Saje Peter Kannaparamban

It was time. It was the need of the hour, for those who truly value all the
principles of democracy, including dissent, to be the most forceful in speak-
ing up, standing up and speaking out. It was indeed important to break
the hegemonic barriers and drown it in the torrent of creativity. We proudly
present to you the college magazine, Ethir 2k18. The magazine is of special
significance to us, as the college is about to get accredited by NAAC. It is
quite an easy task to move with the wind. It is not difficult to sing along with
a choir. However, to be yourself and give voice to your individual thus cur-
rents is not that easy. Sometimes, it produces discordant voices. Sometimes,
people raise their eyebrows in a frown when you do that. It is thus easy to
comply and conform but when you have to dissent, you find yourself on a
slippery ground.

Yet, it is indeed significant. It is significant because, it is the dissenters, who
have thrived in bringing changes to the world. The progress of human socie-
ty has always been the result of the guts and gumption of those brave hearts
who have dared to do something different, innovative and thus branded as
‘Deviant’ from tradition.

Status-quo has never been an answer, it is degenerative and counter-pro-
ductive. Questioning the stagnancy of Status-quo, and reaching out to the
vibes of productive and dynamic youth has always been inevitable.

Vice-Principal

Ms. Emily Ittiachan

The world of students forms the most vibrant, dynamic and fragrant
group of society. They crave for knowledge and are eager to know the
mysteries of nature and life. In this regard, education of youth has para-
mount importance. NIMIT gives due importance to the intellectual, psy-
chological, and spiritual dimension of every student. The students are
helped to form their own personalised value system that will include not
only human race, but the entire ecosystem for its preservation and safety.

Talents unexpressed are talents wasted. Through the magazine the ed-
itorial board is trying to bring out the sweeter unheard melodies and the
inborn talents within NIMITians.

I congratulate the Editorial Board for bringing out Ethir 2k18 with wide
range of literary forms maintaining good standard and having innovative
ways of presentation. I am sure that this is a good opportunity for the stu-
dents to express themselves creatively which will go on a long way in de-
veloping and mastering their skills and talents.

Dean of Studies

Dr. Joy Joseph Puthussery

Naipunnya College was vibrant and active all through the academic
year 2018-19. Students and teachers held hands together to organise vari-
ous events of the college.

As we journey on to a higher level of excellence, with pride I can say,
we have successfully submitted the SSR Report of the college to the NAAC
team and we are expecting their visit in the month of June. I thank and con-
gratulate the Management and all the students and staff for their unrelent-
ing support and cooperation extended towards NAAC.

It is also a great joy to see the Editorial Board of the college, taking efforts
to release the magazine “Ethir”. Best wishes for all their efforts and May God
bless you all.

Mentors

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Annual Report

Vice-Principal

Ms. Emily Ittiachan

We are nearing the end of another fruitful, challenging and exciting
academic year. This annual report chronicles some of the significant

events of the college through the year 2018-19.

It was yet another glorious year for all the departments in academics. The college
has an efficient and competent staff of sixty-nine full-time teachers, twelve part-
time teachers, five technical staff members and 41 non-teaching staff. At present
One thousand two hundred students were in the rolls of the college. Ms. Nahala
A V, of the commerce dept, secured the third rank in the M. Com examination of
the University of Calicut. The first batch of the BA English Language and Literature
students of the academic year 2015-2018 graduated with flying colors, securing 100
per cent results at the university exams. The University results of all the other batches
were fairly good this year too. It would have been unattainable without the con-
stant commitment and dedication of the college management and the teachers.
We congratulate our students who have made us proud with their achievements.

Naipunnya has a rich tradition of honoring the best students by giving awards
and endowments to the best academic performer from each department and the
best outgoing student from the college. They are awarded every year with a me-
mento and a cash prize.

The college has also reached another landmark achievement. It is on the path of
the NAAC (National Accreditation Assessment Council) accreditation process. All
the departments of the college unanimously strove together to file and upload the
necessary documents for NAAC.

Each Department in NIMIT makes sure that they enrich and enhance the quality
of the students through co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. National semi-
nars, workshops and Dept Fests were organized this academic year in their respec-
tive fields. Industrial visits and cultural visits were also conducted.

The dept of Commerce organized their Fest Resonance, The dept of CS orga-
nized Zenorix, the IT Fest, the second time. The Hotel Management Dept organized
Food Fests. To mention a few are the Koibito, the theme dinner. The soup, the pas-
ta and the seafood fests. The Dept of English organized the Research Forum, held
competitions such as One Book One Naipunnya, inculcating the habit of reading
in students, and the best reader competition in connection with the Reading week.
Literature Students visited the Matrubhumi International Festival of Letters which was
held in Trivandrum.

The Department of Physical Education was active through the year 2018-19, or-
ganizing and participating in events at the Calicut University D’zone, Inter Zone, Dis-
trict, State, Annual Sports Meet (VIVA-2019) and Inter-House Competitions in various
events.

The sports stars of our college have also made us proud by bringing laurels home.
Students attended state and national sports events and championships under the
efficient guidance and leadership of Mr. Sreejith, HoD of the Physical Education
Dept. Professional coaches were brought in to train the students. Twelve students
represented Calicut university and three represented the state.

The College Union, under the effective leadership of the chairman, Mr. Abhai
Chackochan, has greatly contributed to the college by actively getting involved
in all the main events of the college, in planning, organizing and in execution of
Vismaya, the arts day, Viva, the sports day, Ananya, the women’s day, the D zone
competitions and Snehasangamam.

Students took part in the D Zone competitions held at Sri C. Achutha Menon Gov-
ernment College, Kuttanallur. More than a hundred students participated in various
events. Our students participated in 28 individual events and 9 group events.

Another memorable day of the college was Snehasangamam when the less priv-
ileged were invited to the college from the nearby old age homes and orphanag-
es. The second-year students took up the cause and arranged a day for them. 481
inmates from nineteen institutions were brought in here to benefit from this laudable
activity. Lunch was served, and students Interacted with them. Gifts were distributed
to them according to their needs. It was a truly fruitful day.

The Community Service of Naipunnya College SWAS (Service With A Smile) of-
fers ample opportunities to students to volunteer to help those in need. Outreach
programs were organized. Students of all the batches visit old age homes and or-
phanages, distribute food packets, and volunteer to take classes in government
schools. Moreover, Hair donation and blood donation campaigns were also orga-
nized. Students and teachers actively contributed to these programs. Apart from
these, awareness classes on drugs and alcohol, and safe driving are held on a reg-
ular basis.

Naipunnya has brought various clubs under its umbrella, with the intention of mak-
ing the students aware of the contemporary and sensitive issues happening around
the globe. These clubs have contributed immensely to the academic and extra-cur-
ricular growth of the student community. SWAS, the social service club, The Vino di
Vino Club, The Bhoomitra Sena, Environment club, the Music Club, the Dance Club
Xtremes and Tarang, the Pain and Palliative Care Unit, the Finance Club, the Traffic
Club, the HR Club, the Marketing Club, and the Women’s Cell have all played major
roles in transforming the campus into a beehive of activity with their initiatives and
contributions.

Naipunnya had to go through a difficult phase when the floods hit the shores of
Kerala. Families of students, the teaching and the non-teaching fraternity of the
college were affected by it to a great extent, but we braved through the turbulent
times and stood as a firm rock of support through the time of adversity.

We appreciate the efforts of all the members of the Naipunnya family who served
the community sacrificially. Students and teachers lent a helping hand to those who
were in dire need by supplying them with the basic necessities. Students also visited
teachers’ homes to help them clean their premises after the floods. Money was col-
lected and contributed to the Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund for rebuilding our
state.

The college as ever is expanding to new horizons with better infrastructure by pro-
viding enhanced amenities and facilities to students. A spacious auditorium which
has a seating capacity of more than two thousand has been completed this year.
It witnessed some of the highlighted events of the college such as the Arts Day and
The Snehasangamam program. The chapel was also renovated and given an im-
pressive facelift.

As we look back at the events of this academic year, we realize that we were
upheld during the challenging days by the Almighty God who gave us the strength
we needed each day to carry on.

I take this opportunity to extend our profound gratitude and appreciation to our
beloved Principal Rev. Fr Saje Peter, who was always there for us, guiding us at every
step and directing us in the right path to achieve our motto, ‘reach the unreach-
able’. I owe my gratitude to the patrons, the management, the dept heads and all
the teaching and non-teaching fraternity for their undaunting support and perse-
verance throughout this academic year.

Thank you all and a have a great day.

Annual Report

HOD Commerce

Dr Mathew Jose K

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

The annual report 2018-19 recaps the departmental initiatives and other accom-
plishments and aspiration of the members. The department of commerce has a pul-
sating learning community comprising of students and teachers who are provided
access to opportunities all-inclusive in preparing for a bright future and so the year
was filled with challenges and produced sound levels of achievement. Ms Nahala
A V secured the third position in the university for the M.Com. Finance Programme
(2015-17).

Good academicians go beyond the call of duty and beyond the textbook,
hence many of the faculty members and students took part in conferences and
workshops. The P.G Department of Commerce organised a National Seminar on
30/11/2018 on the topic “Intellectual Property Rights - Innovations and Competitive-
ness in the Current Business Scenario” with Dr. Aloysius Edward J, Faculty of Com-
merce and Management and Director IQAC, Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore as
the keynote speaker and Dr. Bismi Gopalakrishnan, Professor, Dept. of Legal Studies,
M G University, Kottayam as the speaker for the technical session. Seventy-three del-
egates comprising of faculty members and students from fourteen different colleg-
es attended the National Seminar. The inauguration of the Commerce Association
was held on 9th October 2018 with the presence of two young entrepreneurs as the
guest of the day, Mr Abin Jose Tom and Ms Jilu Joseph from WEB and CRAFTS. The
Commerce Magazine ‘VOZ’ which was the fruit of the commerce editorial team
lead by faculty coordinator Mr Anilkumar N K and student editor Ms Christy Maria T
S. was also released on the day. Some classes came up with the initiative in coor-

dinating events in the campus for a practical learning exposure like; the students of
M.Com.2017-19 Batch conducted an Organisation Study they also took part in the
PG outbound programme ‘Campus Connect’ to Christ Institute of Management,
Lavasa, Pune from 10th to 17th November 2018. The Final BBA(Marketing) 2016-19
Batch organized a Marketing Game ‘Tiki-Taka’. When the floods initially hit Ker-
ala, II BBA (Batch 2017-20) took up the relief mission titled ‘Alivio’ for the victims at
Achirakom, Vaikom. They also organized ARBETA 2.19 - The Ultimate Marketer for
the first and second-year classes across all departments. The II B.Com. Finance-A
Batch 2017-20 organized ‘NUOVO MILLENNIO’ - A forage for the Best Management
Team. The I BBA Batch 2018-21 organised a Quiz Competition named ‘Mamangam’
in connection with Kerala Piravi. ‘’VIVENCIA 2018’’ CSR Game was conducted by II
B. Com Finance (B) Batch 2017-20.

The departmental alumni meet named “SMRITI: NIMIT COMMERCE PULSE” was
held on 15/08/2018 at a small scale as the surrounded areas were getting flooded
due to heavy rain showers. Al- Vida 2k19 - The Farewell function for batch 2016-
2019 was coordinated by the second year UG students on 20th March 2019. With
an aim to go beyond academics, study tour and industrial visits were arranged for
final year students; B.Com. Finance visited Malanada Milk Central Dairy, Kanjirapilly,
Kottayam, B.Com. Computer Application and B.Com. Cooperation visited Eastern
Condiments Pvt. Ltd. Adimali and BBA visited Malabar Cements, Walayar, Palakkad.
The Department of Commerce coordinated RESONANCE 2.19, a National Level
Management Fest on the 11th of February 2019. The Fest welcomed approximate-
ly 250+ participants from over 38 colleges both near and afar, who had come to
participate in eleven different competitions. With the presence of the chief guest
respected Member of Parliament and Cine Artist-Mr. Innocent for the valedictory
function the fest become much more dazzling. The fest was planned and charted
by the final year UG students of batch 2016-19 with Mr Mario Shinto, III BBA as the
General Convener of the fest. The commerce association also took up the responsi-
bility of taking orders for the textbooks required for the even semester and thereafter
made distribution of the same on payment. For the aspirant students interested in
the field of professional accounting, CMA and ACCA courses were introduced. As
per the MoU with Finmark India Pvt. Ltd. and Unique Management Training Solutions,
few sessions on the Add on Course on Finance Market Professional Program and
Diploma in International Finance & Accounts for B.Com. batches of 2017-20 were
done. The Entrepreneur Club of the Department under the guidance of the Facul-
ty Coordinator Ms Jeena Antony and Mr Antony George along with the President
Mario Shinto and his team organized the ‘SEED Exhibition’ on 15/10/2018, displaying
handcrafted articles. The ED Club along with the Bhoomithrasena Club also came
up with the Incubation Center-Ankur and organised a workshop.

Students were able to develop a deeper understanding and concern for society
engaging in social service activities. A number of orientation sessions were piloted
by the different agencies for certain classes. Many of our students also took part in a
number of inter-collegiate fest and contest and a few recognitions are listed below:-

Anila Poly was awarded the ‘Best Debater’ and the 2nd Place Winner in the All
Kerala Mar Abraham Kattumana Memorial Debate Competition organised by Ker-
ala Catholic Youth Movement, Ernakulam-Angamlay Archdiocese.

Christy Maria T S, Albin Paul, Kevin Santhosh and Royce Tom Kottackal took part
in CASUS BELLI 2K18 organised by PG Department of Commerce, Deva Matha Col-
lege, Kuravilangad and secured 2nd position in the Marketing Game in the South
India Level Inter Collegiate Management Fest. The team also secured 1st position in
the product launch competition in SPLENDORE 2K18 organised by Rajigiri College of
Social Sciences, Kalamassery.

Rosemary Paul and S. Padmadas of M.Com. 2018-20 secured first in ENQUESTA -
Inter-Departmental Quiz Competition conducted by Naipunnya Business School in
association with NIMIT Quiz Club.

Mr S. Padmadas of I M.Com. 2018-20 was awarded for the best poster presenta-
tion at the national conference on Crisis management and strategic response host-
ed by the Department of Management Studies, NBS.

The college union election was contested and nine students from the depart-
ment were elected for various post and Abhai Chackochen of III B.Com. Finance
(2016-19) was elected as the Chairman for the academic year 2018-19.

The III B.Com. Finance 2016-19 bagged the Nativity Trophy.

The college day 2018-19 was a jubilant day for the department with a number
of achievements credited to account with Ms Christy Maria T S of III BBA 2016-19 re-
ceiving a number of awards and being announced as the ‘Best Outgoing Students
of the College’ and Ms Anila Poly of III B.Com. Finance being affirmed as the ‘Best
Outgoing Students from the Department Of Commerce’. Ms Diana Davis was en-
dowed as the ‘Best Social Worker’ for the year 2018-19.

A number of students from the department participated in D-Zone Arts and Sport
and come up with winning stories in D-Zone/Inter-Zone sports.

Many of the planned objectives were attained as the department members
worked unbreakable with a spirit of unity. I take this as an opportunity to place on
record my sincere gratitude and appreciation to each and every member of the
department for their dedicated efforts to foster the students. I am grateful to our
former Principal Fr. Saje Peter for all the guidance and support during the academic
year and also thankful to Fr. Paul Kaithottungal, Fr. Varghese Assin and every mem-
ber of the management and staff for all the support being extended to the depart-
ment.

Annual Report

HOD - Computer Science

Mr. Jayakrishnan S.

The department of Computer Science had another successful year in terms of
achieving its objectives set for the academic year 2018-19. The activities for
the academic year started with four days soft skill training program for the final
year BSc CS and BCA students. The training included sessions on team building, ap-
titude classes, resume preparation, interview skills, listening skills, body language and
importance of grooming, power point presentation tips and product marketing skills.
The department conducted five days’ workshop on “Python Programming” for the
final year students with hands-on sessions and a project to strengthen the concepts
learned during the workshop. One day workshop on “Digital Marketing “was given
to the final year BSc CS and BCA students.As a part of the industrial visit, final year B
Sc CS and BCA students visited WIPRO Software Solutions, Infopark, Cochin and had
interactions with the Project Manager on issues ranging from software development
activities to the latest developments in the field of IT.
A one day Hardware and Network Troubleshooting workshop was arranged for
final year BSc CS and BCA students. The objective of this workshop is to provide
hands-on training to the students on hardware and network related concepts and
troubleshooting.
The department organized a two day inter-college IT fest “Zenorix’17”. Various
competitions were conducted for the college and the Higher Secondary students
of other institutions. Faculty members and students from other institutions took part in
various competitions in the fest.
As a part of maintaining inter-department relationship, Computer Science de-
partment conducted power-point presentation competition for second years and
quiz completion for first years of other departments.
For the third consecutive year, the department organized a one day National
Conference titled “Intelligence in Machine Learning”, as continuation to the re-
search activities promoted by the department.The keynote address was done by

Dr. Julie M David, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Applications, MES College
Marampally. Faculty members and students from other institutions presented their papers
in the conference, which later got published in a leading Journal. MSc Computer Science
students from Naipunnya College also presented technical papers in the Conference.

Workshop on “Introduction to Electronic Devices” was given to the second year BCA
students. The objective of this workshop is to give a brief idea about the electronic devices,
circuits and a few lab experiments, which was intended to provide a hand on session for
BCA students.

As a part of social work, students and staff visited various institutions like Jeevodaya
Karayamparambu, Anand Bhavan, Mangalassery, Joe Nivas, Karukutty and Sneham Char-
ity Home, Kalady. Students spent time with the people there and distributed sweets and
other needful things.

Students of MSc and faculty members attended various workshops and seminars includ-
ing NPTEL Workshop organized by IIT Madras , Cryptography and Machine learning orga-
nized by St. Teresa’s college Ernakulam and I-SMAC Technologies organized by SH College
Chalakudy.

As a part of the study tour, final year BSc CS students went to Hogenakkal and Ooty and
BCA students went to Wayanad and Coorg. Students participated and won prizes in the
various management and IT fests conducted in various colleges.

As a part of its commitment and contribution towards the welfare of the society, the de-
partment organized a one day “Computer Literacy Program” for Kudumbashree members
of Pongam unit, where the participants were given hands-on session on internet surfing,
creation and usage of e-mail and basics of computer vocabulary.

Till date, twenty five percent of the 2018 pass out students are placed with reputed com-
panies like TCS, Infosys, WIPRO and Zerone. As the recruitment process continues in the
months to come, we are expecting more than sixty percent of the students to get placed
with major IT companies. We are pleased to inform that this year we attained 90% pass in
the University examination for BSc CS and BCA 2014-17 pass out batches.

Mentoring programme in the department has been functioning successfully since its in-
ception. The programme provides a support structure for the students and is essentially
managed by faculty coordinators.

On behalf of the department of Computer Science, I express my sincere gratitude to-
wards the management, colleagues and students for their whole hearted support in the
smooth functioning of the department.

Annual Report

HOD - English Department

Mr. Philip P.J

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

The department of English and languages had an eventful 2018-19. The depart-
ment faithfully kept its intent to implement all the curricular, co-curricular and philan-
thropic initiatives streamlined for the academic year. The weekly department meet-
ings were held- albeit, with a few lapses in the final months- where, schedules were
planned, tentative dates fixed and feedbacks analyzed.

The year’s activities commenced with the English Association Inauguration by
Prof. Dr K.P Nandakumar, former Principal NSS College, Natika on 24th July. An MS
Magazine ‘Chutney Soca’ was released on the occasion. Also, a seminar on Re-
search Methodology, led by Ms. Sheena, Ass. Prof. Sahrdaya College was held. The
Research form of the department under Ms. Lekha organized RES NOVAE on 28th
October. It included titled Academic Integrity and Literary Research by Ms. (Dr.)
Shyamala, Asso. Prof. Mercy College, Palakadur. In June, an innovative competition
was held to select the best reader among the students. Another competition that
captured the campus imagination was ONE-BOOK-ONE-NAIPUNNYA. The students
completed in reading books from August through January, ending with a quiz and
discussion after which the best reader was chosen. This contest led to a spurt in the
reading culture. A colloquy on “Art, Artist and Literature” was held on 20th Feb led
by Prof. (Dr.) C.S Jayaram, Amrita Vishvva Vidyapeetom. The Highlights of the year’s
academic add on initiative was the National Seminar on New Media Rhetoric – Vi-
sual Culture and gender Representation given by two dynamic film personalities, Ms.
Shruthi Nambudiri and Ms. Archana Padmini. The lively sessions were well attended
with over 60 delegates from various colleges.

The routine cultural visit (Mathrubhumi fest, TVM) humanitarian initiatives (Old Age
Home visits, Flood Relief efforts) helped groom the students in the humanistic values

and social sensitivity to the flood relief fund. ‘Amrutam’, a programme for the lan-
guage skill development of the non-teaching was a well-appreciated effort. Mr. Tony
Abraham (II BA) was elected the Magazine Editor. Ms. Aiswarya Vinod (I BA) authored
a book titled BFF (Education Publishing) which was released during the Christmas cel-
ebration.

In hindsight, the year that went by was fulfilling and fruitful. We place our record
the invaluable guidance and generous support given by Rev. Fr. Saje Peter, former
Principal for the department. Our gratitude and obligation to Fr. Saje, a kindred soul
from the Literature Fraternity, know no bounds. The department welcomes Naipunn-
ya’s New Exe. Director and Principal Rev. Dr. Paul Kaithottungal. We promise him our
wholehearted co-operation in all his endeavours to take Naipunnya to newer heights
of excellence. This report gratefully acknowledges the excellent team spirit shown
by all the members, especially Ms. Grace, the senior coordinator, Ms. Lekha and Ms.
Annu in the smooth conduct of various events and programmes.

As a new dawn in Naipunnya. A New dawn heralding still brightens prospects, un-
der a fresh, expert dispensation.

We wish Rev. Fr. Paul, Our Principal all success.

God Bless Naipunnya.

Annual Report

HOD - Hotel Management

Mr. Robert Fernandez

Department of Hotel Management

The year 2018-2019 was an academic year of holistic learning, innovation and training. With all
goals set at the beginning of the year, the department voyaged ahead with the support of the
Management, parents and guardians, students and well-wishers. The student community has al-
ways been centric of our endeavors in the department. This year witnessed student-oriented skill-
based events resulting in overall growth. It gives me immense pleasure to chronologically mention
the various reports related to academic and non-academic concern for the year 2018-2019.

VISION
• To become an Institution -
• Where students are nurtured through continuous learning and skill development, delivered by

committed teachers.
• That is conscious of its role in the community and supporting social needs.
• That is committed to the environment

MISSION
To be the best Hotel Management Institute for training and educating aspiring learners of out-
standing abilities who can become future leaders for the hospitality industry by working closely and
proactively with the industry.
The department, in cognizance with the vision and mission and the objectives planned at the
beginning of the academic year 2018-2019, initiated all events, academic practices, training and
skill development. It is observed through substantiation documentation that the department suc-
cessfully reached a completion status in almost all short term planned objectives
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES AND ADMISSION-2018-2019

Programs Seats allocated by Admitted Remarks
University
6 reserved by
BSc – Hotel Management and Ca- 64 64 university

tering Science

BSc – Hotel Management and Culi- 36 30

nary Arts

One-year Craftsmanship in Cater-

ing Management- 44 candidates

admitted

FACULTY ENRICHMENT

• The faculty team has been the backbone of the department. The team strengthened its
academics by attending seminars and workshops in reputed global properties and paper
presentation in premium institutions.

• Mr. Robert Fernandez, Mr. Wilson P P and Ms. Sonia Thomas presented papers in the National
conference conducted by Moti Mahal College, Mangalore on 2.2.19 and was published in
Journal ISBN 9788194034506

• All members participated in the National Workshop on Tourism conducted by Anna Fathima
College of Arts and Science on 13.3.19.

• Members attended core training in Hotel Holiday Inn, Crown Plaza and Hotel Novotel, Co-
chin.

• Mr. Robert Fernandez, Mr. Mathews Paul, Mr. Richi Thomas, and Mr. Wilson P P attended
Wine Appreciation sessions conducted by Sula Wine Academy on 6.7.18

• On the occasion of World Chef Day, all members had the privilege to attend a seminar on
25.10.2018 by Chef Rammu Buttler, Vice President, SICA, Kerala

• Mr. Robert Fernandez was the key speaker for the seminar on Growing and Emerging trends
in Restaurant at Vidhyabharthi, Cochin

• All eligible faculty members attended CMV camps for all semesters on dates declared by
University of Calicut for the academic year 2018-2019

• Mr. Wilson P P, Mr. Robert Fernandez and Ms. Sonia Thomas was appointed as the External
Examiner to conduct examinations at St, Joseph Hotel management Institute, Pala under M
G University

IN-HOUSE TRAINING

Specialty Training Kitchen (STK) was upgraded with modern facilities and equipment of Inter-
national standard. All Training Kitchens are equipped with modern and automated equipment.
The layout and placement of equipment facilitate the maintenance of good hygiene and effi-
cient workflow. Most of the equipment is in a high order of operational readiness due to regular
maintenance. Annual purchase of various modern and innovative equipment has added stan-
dardization to the kitchen facility. Service training restaurants are designed to conform to inter-

national standards. Housekeeping Lab is fully equipped with sophisticated cleaning machineries
of star hotel standard. Laundry Lab is equipped with adequate Laundry equipment required
for students training. Altogether, 192 sessions of Food and Beverage Production practical, 180
sessions of F & B Service practical, 40 sessions of Housekeeping practical and 40 sessions of Front
office practical were conducted in the department to expose students to various aspects of the
hospitality industry. Students were also put on the duty roster for Housekeeping and Front Office
before and after class timings to enhance their practical skill.

MOUS AND LINKAGE
In 2018- 2019, the department introduced linkage with two premium Hotel Management Insti-
tutes to facilitate exchange programs.
1. AMAL COLLEGE OF ADVANCED STUDIES
Santhigramam, Myaldi, Eranhimangad (PO), Nilambur, Malappuram
2. ANNAI FATHIMA COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
Thirumangalam, Madurai, Tamil Nadu
The MOUs with the existing institutes were renewed
1. Flair Wizard for wine tasting and wine service
2. International School of Carving
3. FHEMS, Food safety
4. Holiday Inn, Cochin
UNIVERSITY RESULTS
This academic year 2018-2019 witnessed publication of university results in good time

Sr No. Programme/Semester Pass %

1 BSc HMCS Batch 2015-2018- V semester 100%

2 BSc HMCA Batch 2015-2018- V semester 94%

3 BSc HMCS Batch 2015-2018- VI semester 97%

4 BSc HMCA Batch 2015-2018- VI semester 88%
5 BSc HMCS Batch 2016-2019- II semester 85%
6 BSc HMCA Batch 2016-2019- II semester 88%
7 BSc HMCS Batch 2016-2019- III semester 73%
8 BSc HMCA Batch 2016-2019- III semester 72%
9 BSc HMCS Batch 2016-2019- IV semester 95%
10 BSc HMCA Batch 2016-2019- IV semester 86%
11 BSc HMCS Batch 2016-2019- V semester 100%
12 BSc HMCA Batch 2016-2019- V semester 92%
13 BSc HMCS Batch 2017-2020- I semester 89%
14 BSc HMCA Batch 2017-2020- I semester 96

EVENTS -2018-2019

BEST PRACTICES IN THE DEPARTMENT
1. SOCIAL SERVICE LEARNING (SSL)

Students met and mingled with the unprivileged. Prepared and served food, cleaned their dwell-
ings and surroundings, nursed and medicated them under supervision. In this academic year, the
department organized a minimum of nine social services conducted by all classes under the lead-
ership of Mr. Abin John, faculty in the dept. of Hotel Management to facilitate the list of corporal
works of mercy.

2. HOSPITALITY SKILL TRAINING (HST)
A comprehensive and result oriented Hospitality skill training was taken up in the department for
effective implementation of hospitality skill development. Under this plan, students were facilitated
with week end training and Outdoor catering in five-star category hotels
3. WALK WITH THE SCHOLAR (WWS)
WWS was introduced in 2017 to take special care of above -average students. Under this plan
students were given special skill training in Hotels on every Saturdays for a contract period of 3
months in their desired area of interest. They were also considered for all premium ODCs in 5 –star
hotels.
4. VAGABOND

It’s a Facebook page named as VAGABOND to promote travel and tourism in India. Vaga-
bond facilitates posting of various unknown destinations in India which can be promoted as travel
spots. Maintained by the student community.

TRAINING AND PLACEMENT
All students of BSc HMCS and BSc HMCA, batch 2016-19 were placed in Hotels of global re-

pute for their Industrial Exposure and Training (I.E.T) as a part of the university curriculum. About
87% students of batch 2015-2018 were placed for jobs in international properties. The list of com-
panies that visited the department for placement are, the Park, the Oberoi, Le Meridian, Marri-
ott’s, Holiday Inn, Crown plaza, Trident, ITC, and Hyatt.
We are most thankful to Exe. Director and Principal for all his best support to the department. I
am also grateful to all our Parents and Guardians for all the attention rendered to the department
in many fruitful ways. The faculty team is congratulated for having endeavored to excel in their
performance to take academics and skill training to an improved level. The students performed as-
toundingly by conducting and organizing various events successfully. Thanking all well-wishers and
looking forward to the academic year 2019-2020.

Annual Report

HOD - Information Technology

Mr. Shaju P.M.

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

IT Department, as a team, in NIMIT monitor the maintenance of all computer systems,
network services and related devices, software and IT related functions. The main duties
and responsibilities entrusted on us are the maintenance services including hardware,
networking, software and Internet of Things.

Hardware maintenance includes assembling and installations of the new computers
systems, printers and other electronic devices in the computer labs, classrooms and staff
rooms of each block. We have also taken steps to improve the networking facilities in the
campus, checking network connections and internet facilities. We have played a major
role in servicing hardware products.

IT department has shown her excellence in software maintenance by introducing our
new eCollege software “NIMITXpert”, where we manage the personal information of the
students, attendance entry, marks tabulation etc. Another achievement of the IT de-
partment is the installation of KOHA Library Automation System for our library. Other soft-
ware we are maintaining is NIMIT Tech_Support, to register IT related complaints/requests
which can be monitored and solved more effectively and “NIMITAlert”, which popups
all the news and events happening in the campus. This year, the IT department has de-
veloped software for late marking. Using a barcode scanner, late comer’s ID card will
be scanned and the late slip will be printed in the reception itself. Other achievements

of the year include the developments of software: “MentorMate” and “MeetingMate”.
We also developed software for collecting the details of new admission students and
thus generating the ID cards and bus concession cards automatically using the software.
Development of Students Feedback software is another success of the IT team.

NOTE (Naipunnya Online Training and Examination) center under the IT department is
regularly conducting the recruitment drives of ESAF bank on the first and third Saturdays
of every month. NSEIT, the IT division of National Stock Exchange is also conducting online
examinations in our computer lab for Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF), FACT,
CUSAT etc. The other organizations we affairs corporately are: TCS, Sify, Satvat and SH IT
Solutions.

This year we have developed and hosted the new website for our college –“www.
naipunnya.ac.in”.

As the world is moving at a faster pace in the field of Information Technology, we are
not far behind, we are updating our knowledge and skills on the latest software, imple-
menting it in Naipunnya, making it easier and friendlier to the users.

Annual Report

Placement Manager

Mr. Wilson P.P.

Placement Report 2018-19

Placement cell at Naipunnya Institute of Management and Information Technology is
very happy to see that our graduates and post graduates accepted by leading com-
panies across sectors for challenging positions this year.

Placement cell has providedwonderful career opportunity to all our deserving students
for this academic year. The major recruiters for this year are Infosys, Wipro,TCS,Deloitte,-
Sutherland; ESAF,OPPO,Thomascook,Oberoi,IHG,Marriott,Taj hotels and Resorts etc.

The institute continues to ride high on its strong relationship with the corporate from
India and abroad, with organizations from different sectors expressing interest in recruit-
ment.

The Winter Internships provided an opportunity for students to implement their con-
cepts and skills. It allowed students to go beyond the realms of the classroom and gain
insight into the corporate world. In order to get the real experience we have sent all our
hotel management students to premium Five Star deluxe Hotels. This 22 weeks exposure
training in all the core departments such as F & B Production; F & B Service ; Front Office
and Housekeeping will certainly help the students to groom themselves to be a hotelier .

We have also arrange various Industrial visits for Hotel Management, commerce and
IT students to various properties such as Wipro , TCS; IBM; Hotels, Laundry , Beer factory,
Beverage bottling Plant ,Milk and milk products Unit, Meet processing Unit etc. These In-
dustrial visits help the students to acquire more practical knowledge.

We thank everyone for their extended support and help during this process. Without
the help of the Principal; HODs, Faculty Colleagues, Placement coordinators of various
departments and Administrative Staffs this wouldn’t have been possible.

Thanking you,

ACCA Inauguration Ananya

Anit Drug Arbeta 2k18

Asifa

Auditorium Blessing

Blood Donation Camp Avani
Cleaning Devine
Commerce Association
Inauguration

Dhaya Bai Exhibition
Expression

Flood relief kit
Hair Donation

Kiosk Blessing Ceremony

Language Club language Seminar
M Com Batch language Seminar
Marketing game Tiki Taka Marketing game Tiki Taka
National seminar commerce PG Dept Mithra

Nativity
Nidarsana

Rosary and Holy Mass Smriti (Alumni)

Splash

Swacch Bharat

Vismaya- Arts Day

Viva - sports day
World Environment day

Snehasangamam

Commerce Fest

Cs Fest

Jersey Distribution Kabaddi
Netball

Volleyball

Tug of War

All india inter university participated All india inter university participated Calicut University D’zone 3rd and Calicut university D’zone Quarter finalist
Netball Team Tug of War Team interzone 6th secured. Volleyball Team Kabaddi Team

Calicut university interzone netball champion- Calicut university interzone participated Calicut university interzone tug of war cham- Calicut university Interzone tug of war
ship winners Naipunnya College Netball Team Women Tug of War Team pionship- 2nd runners-up(men) Naipunnya mixed championship-2nd. Runners-up
College Tug of War Team Naipunya college Tug of War Mixed Team

D’zone participated naipunnya college D’zone quarter finalist Basketball Team D’zone third Badminton Team Interzone participated athletic team
Cricket Team

Interzone participated Chess Team Interzone participated Table Tennis Team Interzone Quarter finalist Netball
(women) Team

Achievements

Arjun A M Arun Francis
IBBA, Senior national netball I BBA, participated in the

championship, represented kerala junior netball championship

team and secured gold medal. held at punjab

Sourab vidyadharan Aswathy P S Agnes mariya
IIBcom F,Viva 2018-19 IMBA, Viva Individual IBcom (F), participated netball

Individual champion (men) champion (women) championship held at punjab

Anila Poly Anjaly Siddharthan Immanuel Peter
(III Bcom Finance) (III Bsc Cs) (III BA English)

Commerce Computer Science BA Eng.

Christy Maria Adithya Prakasan Telby Thekkiniyath Diana Davis
(III BBA) (IIIBSc HM CA) (III BBA) (II Bcom CA)

Best Outgoing Student & Hotel Management Achiever in Sports 2016-19 Best social work

Best Performer in Arts coordinator
2016-19

College Union

Abhai Chackochan Merin Justin
Chairman VICE Chairman
Arun Francis

I BBA, participated in the

junior netball championship

held at punjab

Aabcqx Knaulbex Diana Davis Manjimma Balan Sourab Vidhyadharan
SECRETARY JOINT SECRETARY Arts SECRETARY GENERAL CAPTaIN

Tony Abraham Kevin Santhosh Mohammed Shafi
magazine editor UUC UUC

Eldo Daison Lakshmi Suresh Fevin Paulson Ziyad Ali
PG rEPRESENTATIVE IIIrd DC IInd DC Ist DC

Union Report

The oath-taking ceremony was held on the next day after the elections. The union
members took charge of their offices and started working officially as the students union
of Naipunnya. The union was at the forefront in organizing the flood relief programmes for
the students and faculty members who were affected by the flood. Naipunnya college
hosted the Thrissur district netball championship held on October 2nd, 2018. The students
union worked behind the smooth conduct of the event. The college union came up with
a new idea to celebrate the ‘Kerala Piravi’ on 1st November 2018. Students were allowed
to come in traditional attires to the college. The students union organized a programme
named ‘Malayali Manka’ and ‘Kerala Sreeman’.

The Calicut university Interzone tug of war championship 2018, was held at our college
on 18th and 19th of December, 2018. It was coordinated in a very good manner by the
students union. Nativity 2018’ was also coordinated by the students union in association
with the spiritual club of the college. Christmas celebration was held on 23rd December.
The Interzone netball championship was held on 15th January 2019 and was organized
by the union in the best possible manner. And our college team secured the first position
in the championship. The magazine committee under the leadership of Tony Abraham
and the union organized a handwritten magazine competition for classes and it was
named ‘Kaiyoppu’. Vismaya 2018-19 was the most beautiful arts day in the history of Nai-
punnya. The college union along with faculty members and arts club took tremendous
effort to make this programme a great success. It was held on 17th January 2019 under
the able leadership of the union and the fine arts secretary, Manjima Balan. The formal
function was inaugurated by Tini Tom. All the students participated in various events and
made vismaya a colourful one. Along with vismaya, the union inauguration was also
done.

Viva is the sports day of the college, it was organized by the college under the lead-
ership of Sourab Vidhyadharan, General Captain on 14th February 2019. The students
union of Naipunnya along with the teacher in charges, Miss. Annu, Miss. Nithya and Mr
Fredy were very active in making sure that the students participated in various events in
the D-zone fest. D-zone is the arts fest of Calicut University which was held from 16th to
22nd of February at Sri Achuthamenon college, Kuttanalloor, Thrissur. 51 students partici-
pated in individual events and students were selected from the prize winners of vismaya.
62 students participated in 9 different group items. Students were shortlisted by trainees
from outside. The group items include parichamutt, kolkali, skit, mime, oppana, group
dance boys, girls, western and eastern song. The students started practising from the
middle of January and all the students did their best. We the college union members are
quite happy to have had such wonderful support of the management, faculty members
and the entire student community.

General Secretary

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