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INSTITUTION's INNOVATION COUNCIL

The program's goal is to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in higher education institutions.

ABOUT IIC

In the year 2018, the Ministry of Education (MoE) through MoE’s Innovation Cell (MIC) launched the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) program in collaboration with AICTE for Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) to systematically foster the culture of innovation and start-up ecosystem in education institutions. Primarily, IICs’ role is to engage large number of faculty, students and staff in various innovation and entrepreneurship related activities such as ideation, Problem solving, Proof of Concept development, Design Thinking, IPR, project handling and management at Pre-incubation/Incubation stage, etc., so that innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem gets established and stabilized in HEIs. The IIC model is designed to address the existing challenges/issues in HEIs such as less numbers, occasional and unplanned Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) activities organised in HEIs with low involvement of top leadership, lack of coherence and absence of synergy in resource mobilization, deployment and underutilization of creative potential of youths as major barrier for vibrant I&E ecosystem to emerge from HEIs .

 

Policy Approach & Action Plan for I&E Development in HEIs

 
 
 

IIC Activities Calendar for Academic Year 2024-25

IIC calendar plan with various new features will be introduced from September 2024. To make comprehensive impact in field of innovation, IPRs and Entrepreneurship following measures are introduced in IIC 2024-25 edition. Quarter 1 and Quarter 2 is merged as Semester 1 and Quarter 3 and Quarter 4 is merged as Semester 2. Institutes can conduct the activities accordingly.

Quarter 1

Thrust Area :Conducting a Maximum Number of prescribed activities focuses on Inspiration, Motivation, and Ideation

Quarter 2

Thrust Area :Conducting a Maximum Number of prescribed activities focuses on Idea/innovation Validation and Concept Development

Quarter 3

Thrust Area :Conducting a Maximum Number of prescribed activities focuses on Prototype, Design, Process Development for Business Model/ Process/ Services

Quarter 4

Thrust Area :Conducting a Maximum Number of prescribed activities focuses on Awareness about Startup and related Ecosystem Support Services for Startup Development

IIC members in B.A.M. KHALSA College Garhshankar

Sr. No.Name                of MemberMember      Type     (Teaching/      Nonteaching /Student/External Expert)
1Dr.Ajay DuttaTeaching
2Dr.Kuldeep Kaur Teaching
3Prof.DeepikaTeaching
4Prof Navdeep SinghTeaching
5Prof Kiranjot KaurTeaching
6Prof.KaminiTeaching
7Prof.Narinder Jit KaurTeaching
8Prof. Gurjinder KaurTeaching
9Prof. AnkushTeaching
10Prof. Pragati BhanotTeaching
11Prof. Sandeep KaurTeaching
12S.Gurinderjit SinghNon-Teaching
13Parbhjoot SinghStudent
14AnchalStudent
15SohaniStudent
16Rajeshwar BassiStudent
17Harpreet KaurStudent
18MannatStudent
19JaspreetStudent
20EktaStudent
21DikshaStudent
 

OUR EVENTS

National Startup Day Celebration- 2025

The Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) of B.A.M. Khalsa College, Garhshankar, in collaboration with the Department of Commerce and Computer Science, celebrated National Startup Day on 16th January 2025 at 9:15 AM in the college’s Smart Room. The event aimed to foster entrepreneurial spirit among students and provide them with a platform to showcase their innovative ideas.

MODEL/PROJECT PRESENTATION ON FEBRUARY 28, 2024

On Feb 28, 2024, on the occasion of “National Science Day” a Model/Project presentation competition was organised by the Physics Department at B.A.M. Khalsa College, Garhshankar. This activity aimed to cultivate the students’ scientific, inventive, and creative mindset. A total of 30 students from the science and education stream participated in this activity.

IMPACT LEACTURE

 Encourage students to be innovative and entrepreneurial.Raises awareness about entrepreneurship and innovation among students.Invites successful entrepreneurs, innovators, and patent experts to speak to students.Helps students learn about the innovation and start-up ecosystem.

6-Day Employability and Skills training program for Girls

As per the directives of S. Sukhminder Singh, Secretary, Education Directorate, SGPC, Sri Amritsar Sahib, the 6-Day Employability and Skills Training Programme for Girls successfully concluded on 8th February 2025. Held at Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar, in collaboration with the Naandi Foundation and Mahindra Pride Classroom, the program focused on enhancing employability skills. Principal Dr. Amandeep Heera appreciated the initiative, while guest speaker Mr. Sudeep Ghosh provided valuable insights. The program effectively empowered participants with essential career skills, boosting their confidence and professional preparedness

Business Carnival

The Business Carnival 2025 was successfully organized at Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa college, Garhshankar by the Department of Commerce and Computer Science under the aegis of Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) and proudly sponsored by Business Students Association(BSA).The carnival featured a variety of stall and Activities, including Games stalls and food stalls

BOOTCAMP ON AUGMENTED AND VIRTUAL REALITY 

The Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), Career Guidance and Placement Cell, and the Department of Computer Science at Babbar Akali Memorial Khalsa College, Garhshankar, in collaboration with the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), Chandigarh, proudly inaugurated the Augmented & Virtual Reality Bootcamp on February 28th, 2025. This bootcamp, conducted under the FutureSkills PRIME Scheme, aims to provide participants with in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in AR/VR technologies and game development.
The inaugural session commenced in the esteemed presence of Dr. Amandeep Heera, Principal of the College, who extended a warm welcome to all distinguished guests, faculty members, and students. He emphasized the significance of emerging technologies like Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in revolutionizing industries and creating new career opportunities for students.
Dr. Sarwan Singh, Joint Director, NIELIT, delivered the keynote address, highlighting the increasing demand for AR/VR applications in various sectors, including gaming, healthcare, education, and entertainment. He encouraged students to leverage this bootcamp as a stepping stone for developing industry-relevant skills.
The event was also graced by Prof. Kanwar Kulwant Singh (HOD, Commerce Department), Prof. Gurpreet Singh Kalsi and Prof. Deepika (Convener, IIC). Dr. Ajay Dutta (President, IIC) also addressed the audience, discussing the role of AR/VR technologies in fostering technical proficiency among students.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof. Kanwar Kulwant Singh, expressing gratitude to Dr. Sarwan Singh and his team members Mr. Lovnish Verma and Mr. Nikshep Paliwal and all attendees for their enthusiastic participation.
This five-day bootcamp (March 3 – March 7, 2025) is expected to equip students with cutting-edge knowledge, fostering innovation and skill development in AR/VR technologies.

OUR GALLERY

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