On 24 June 2026, the Supply Chain Club of BBA Department was formally inaugurated in the DB Seminar Hall by Dr. Anish B. Bhaskaran, Vice Principal, SCAS . Following the inauguration, an Expert Talk on “Future Careers, Entrepreneurship & Global Opportunities in Logistics & Supply Chain, Maritime and International Trade’’ was led by Mr. Sudeep Cheriyan, Managing Director – Corporate Relations, CMS College, Kottayam for the BBA students. During the session, he shared valuable insights into procurement, logistics, inventory management, and the role of technology in modern supply chains. He illustrated real-world applications through industry examples, highlighting challenges and career opportunities in the field. The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, providing students with a deeper understanding of supply chain dynamics and their relevance in today’s global business environment. The event was conducted under the guidance of the Head of the Department, Asst. Prof. Rani Tom, and coordinated by the Faculty Coordinator, Asst. Prof. Jiya Jayan. The student coordinators for the event were Serin Elizabeth Gigi and Evaan G. Santhosh.





On 17 June 2026, the Department of Business Administration at Saintgits College of Applied Sciences hosted a highly impactful workshop on Emergency Life Support at the Seminar Hall. The workshop aimed at empowering individuals with essential skills to respond effectively during medical emergencies.
Dr. P.M.Koyakutty, Advisor, Indian Medical Association, Kerala, initiated the session with an insightful introduction to COLS (Compression Only Life Support). He elaborated on common causes of unconsciousness, Step-by-step guidelines for managing such emergencies, techniques to sustain life until professional help arrives.
Dr. P.M.Koyakutty, Advisor, Indian Medical Association, Kerala, initiated the session with an insightful introduction to COLS (Compression Only Life Support). He elaborated on common causes of unconsciousness, Step-by-step guidelines for managing such emergencies, techniques to sustain life until professional help arrives.





The Department of Business Administration at Saintgits College of Applied Sciences conducted an enlightening session on Fire Safety Awareness, on 16th September 2026, aimed at equipping students with essential knowledge and practical strategies to respond effectively during fire-related emergencies. The workshop emphasized the importance of preparedness, quick decision-making, and the role of civic services in disaster management.
Mr. Sajesh C K, Fire & Rescue Officer, Fire & Rescue Station, Changanassery, led the core session with a powerful and practical presentation on fire safety.
Key topics included:
– Common causes of fire outbreaks in residential and institutional settings
– Evacuation protocols and safe exit strategies
– Use of fire extinguishers and basic firefighting tools
– Emergency contact procedures and coordination with rescue services
– Psychological preparedness and crowd control during fire emergencies
Mr. Sajesh C K, Fire & Rescue Officer, Fire & Rescue Station, Changanassery, led the core session with a powerful and practical presentation on fire safety.
Key topics included:
– Common causes of fire outbreaks in residential and institutional settings
– Evacuation protocols and safe exit strategies
– Use of fire extinguishers and basic firefighting tools
– Emergency contact procedures and coordination with rescue services
– Psychological preparedness and crowd control during fire emergencies



An Industrial Visit for the First Year BBA 2026–30 batch was conducted on 11th September 2026 to the Malayala Manorama Unit, Kodimatha, Kottayam. A total of 57 students participated in the industrial visit. The students were accompanied by the Class In-charge, Asst.Prof.Jiya Jayan, and Asst.Prof. Fahad N.M. The trip commenced at 9:30 a.m.
During the visit, the students were introduced to various activities involved in the newspaper and media industry, including news gathering, reporting, editing, page designing, printing, production, circulation, and distribution. They gained an understanding of how different departments coordinate with one another to ensure the timely production and delivery of the newspaper. The students also had the opportunity to observe the printing and production processes and understand the role of technology and machinery in large-scale newspaper production. The visit enabled them to relate classroom concepts such as management, organisational structure, operations, communication, coordination, marketing, and supply chain management to actual business operations.
The industrial visit to Malayala Manorama was an enriching learning experience that provided students with practical knowledge beyond the classroom. It enhanced their understanding of how a large and established organisation operates through the effective coordination of people, technology, resources, and processes. The visit also helped students develop greater awareness of the professional work environment and gain practical insights into the functioning of the media industry. The visit concluded with the students returning to college by 1pm.
During the visit, the students were introduced to various activities involved in the newspaper and media industry, including news gathering, reporting, editing, page designing, printing, production, circulation, and distribution. They gained an understanding of how different departments coordinate with one another to ensure the timely production and delivery of the newspaper. The students also had the opportunity to observe the printing and production processes and understand the role of technology and machinery in large-scale newspaper production. The visit enabled them to relate classroom concepts such as management, organisational structure, operations, communication, coordination, marketing, and supply chain management to actual business operations.
The industrial visit to Malayala Manorama was an enriching learning experience that provided students with practical knowledge beyond the classroom. It enhanced their understanding of how a large and established organisation operates through the effective coordination of people, technology, resources, and processes. The visit also helped students develop greater awareness of the professional work environment and gain practical insights into the functioning of the media industry. The visit concluded with the students returning to college by 1pm.

