What Did Jamia Millia Engineering Faculty Achieve at the Induction Programme?

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Key Takeaways
- Orientation program concluded successfully.
- Focus on student welfare highlighted through various initiatives.
- Emphasis on innovation and interdisciplinary learning.
- Single Window Grievance System introduced for academic transparency.
- Commitment to inclusivity and emotional well-being of students.
New Delhi, July 24 (NationPress) The University Polytechnic of Jamia Millia Islamia, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, conducted an orientation event on Thursday that marked the conclusion of a week-long induction program which began on July 18, according to official reports.
The orientation event, titled 'The Conclusion', was designed to facilitate a smooth academic and cultural transition for newly enrolled students in the Diploma Engineering (Regular & Self-Financed) programs.
During the week, students engaged in various activities including interactive discussions, departmental showcases, laboratory tours, and workshops that emphasized student support, academic resources, and institutional values, as stated by Saima Saeed, Chief Public Relations Officer.
The event was led by Dr. Sunil, Associate Professor from the Computer Engineering Section, alongside Dr. M.A. Khan, Principal of the University Polytechnic, who underscored the institution’s rich legacy, notable achievements, and commitment to developing talent.
Dignitaries were honored by Dr. Khan with mementos as a gesture of gratitude and respect. Notable guests included Prof. Mazhar Asif, Vice Chancellor of JMI.
Prof. Mini Shaji Thomas, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, encouraged students to adopt innovation, interdisciplinary learning, and practical problem-solving skills.
She highlighted the importance of utilizing the university’s cutting-edge laboratories, incubation centers, and mentoring programs.
Emphasizing the transformative nature of education, she stated, 'At Jamia, we don’t just impart technology - we cultivate leadership, adaptability, and the courage to tackle future challenges.'
She also mentioned the rapid growth of the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, its international academic partnerships, and its goal of producing industry-ready and ethically responsible professionals.
Prof. Neelofer Afzal, Dean of Students' Welfare, focused on student welfare and introduced the extensive range of services provided by the Office of the Dean of Students’ Welfare (DSW).
She highlighted the significance of emotional health, inclusion, and student empowerment, urging students to engage in campus life through clubs, societies, and support initiatives, particularly those aimed at women and underrepresented groups.
Prof. Pawan Kumar Sharma, Controller of Examinations, addressed students with a focus on academic transparency, fairness, and empowerment.
He announced the introduction of a Single Window Grievance Redressal System - a digital platform designed to streamline the submission and resolution of examination-related issues.