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== Overview ==
*Motivating students to prepare landscape canvas, so as to analyse the resources in the college and be updated with it. ('''Expected time of completion''': '''''By March end) '''''
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= Strategy #2: Changing the ecosystem to a more innovation encouraging environment =
== '''INCREASING SUPPORT TO INCREASE GENERATION OF IDEAS''' ==
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Imagine an ideal situation; you have a bowl of noodles and a pair of chopsticks. Also suppose you are new to using chopsticks. Now if you are in a Chinese/Japanese restaurant then you would surely feel left out and guess what it’s never your fault, you have the bowl of noodles you have chopsticks it’s just that you don’t know the procedure to use it. Similarly, thousands of children all round the world want to generate new ideas “they want to eat (in case of our example) but don’t know how to use the chopsticks or as in our case generate new ideas. In our college two programs run in a similar direction. One is '''ICC'''(Infosys Campus Connect)/'''PDP'''(Personality Development Program) and second is '''Startup Summit’s. '''ICC/PDP is available from second to the third year of graduation which might not be too late but yes it is late. Why waste a year to start idea generation. Idea generation is like growing a plant, it takes years. Presently, students tend to bunk such sessions so before we implement to first year we would like to improve the present scenario.
= Strategy #5: Implimenting Internship cell inside the college =
[[File:IStock-498861460.jpg|frame|center|IStock-498861460.jpg]]Introducing internship cell innside the college which will help the students to get knowledge about the available opportunities near them.
Many graduating students struggle to identify the right career path or find themselves getting lost in the competitive job market. Employers increasingly hire students with internship experience over students who have none. In their survey, NACE found that about 63% of students who completed an internship were offered at least one job after graduation, while only 35% of students who did not complete an internship received at least one job offer. Completing an internship - or several - while you're in school can help you gain an edge on the competition.
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