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Sankalp 2015- Employability Fest at FIIB
February 11, 2015
Considering the tough competition and ever changing industry demands it is very important for students to get a platform where they get an opportunity to apply the classroom learning in real world corporate scenario. Keeping in mind the changing industry trends, the college organizes Sankalp- Employability Fest for management students in order to make them industry ready. During this 3 day college fest, graduates undergo various assessment tests, session on resume writing, report writing, and a detailed session on CIP (Corporate Internship Programme).As first year students are gearing up for CIP, Sankalp will focus on preparing them for CIP interviews, converting CIP to Pre-Placement Offer (PPO) and eventually getting the final job offer.
Day 1 of Sankalp started with a session at the college campus on “CIP to PPO to Employability”. Prof. Jones Mathew started with the presentation on importance of CIP in an MBA’s career. He stated that CIP can help them to develop the skills that are needed by the corporates; hence college students should strive for good CIP exposure so that by the end of the program they have all the skills that are required by the companies. In addition, he also said that it’s not a competition with student next to you but with countless others around the globe; therefore they should take this as a serious move towards their career.
Session on “Introduction to CIP” was conducted by Prof. Nimit Gupta. This session at the college was focused on CIP process, CIP timeline and basic do’s and don’ts during CIP.

“CIP etiquette workshop” was organized by Ms. Neeru Kumari with an objective to create a professional image, follow office etiquette, and maintain positive office relationships. In her session she covered the following areas of Business Etiquette:
- Business Manners
- Business Attire
- Business Communications
- Client Entertaining
- Netiquette - Net + etiquette
- CV Finalization
- Registration
- CMC CIP Process
- Student Preparedness and career advising
- CIP project finalization
- Dress Code
- Interview Readiness
- Seriousness of Intent
- CIP offers per student
- Breaches to the CMC’s on-campus recruitment guidelines
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- AuditoriumFIIB’s state-of-the-art auditorium can seat over 150 individuals and has provisions for video conferencing along with other ultra-modern technologies. Students also enjoy the provision of multiple conference and seminar halls if required.
- CafeteriaA fully functional cafeteria serves sumptuous meals and beverages all through the day for the students to refresh and revive. Students not only enjoy the meals here but sometimes unwind sitting in the area over a cup of coffee.
- ClassroomsThe state of the art classrooms at the Institute enhance the learning experience of students as they are equipped with the latest equipment including projectors, screens, options for video conferencing etc.
- Electronic Resource CentreThe campus hosts a state-of-the-art computer lab housing over 180 terminals and 200 laptops. The campus is Wi-Fi enabled. Online Learning and Teaching Software is also provided for flexibility and access to learning material at all times.
- Indoor GamesThe recreational centre has arrangements for several indoor sports like pool, table tennis, carom and chess. These may be accessed by students during their breaks and can be used as effective recreational tools to relax.
- Knowledge Resource CentreStudents can access a fully computerized and air-conditioned library housing over 15,000 books, 195 periodicals/journals, 750 audio-visual and multimedia. The Library subscribes to major online research and informational databases.
- Outdoor GamesThe Campus also has provisions badminton, volleyball and a number of outdoor games and activities
- Recreational CentreThe recreational centre of FIIB provides its students space and opportunity to indulge in activities like indoor games and relax. The Centre is outfitted with television, student lockers and various indoor sports like pool table, table tennis, carom and chess.

