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Community Development
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CEO Visit- Inhouse Visit
Economic Empowerment
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Interview Readiness session
The session mainly focused on how to ready to interview, tips, guidelines etc.
Community Development
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Life Skills Session
ife skills are the essential abilities and behaviors that help you effectively handle the challenges and demands of everyday life. They're not just about surviving — they're about thriving.
1. Thinking & Decision-Making Skills
2. Communication & Interpersonal Skills
3. Emotional Intelligence & Self-Management
4. Financial & Practical Skills
5. Social & Civic Skills
6. Self-Care & Daily Living
Holistic Education
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Finance Literacy
Financial literacy is the ability to understand and manage money effectively. It includes knowledge of saving, spending, budgeting, investing, banking, and using credit wisely. Being financially literate helps people make smart decisions about their money, avoid debt problems, and plan for a secure future.
Economic Empowerment
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Critical Thinking session
Critical thinking is the active, objective analysis and evaluation of information to form a well-reasoned judgment or conclusion. It involves questioning assumptions, considering different perspectives, recognizing personal biases, and using logic and evidence to solve problems, make decisions, and navigate complex situations.
Economic Empowerment
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Mail merging Session
Mail merge is an automated process for producing personalized letters, emails, labels, and other documents by combining a main template with a data source, such as a spreadsheet or contact list. It inserts recipient-specific information, like names and addresses, into predefined "placeholder" fields in the template, saving time and ensuring consistency for bulk mailings and communications.
Holistic Education
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Coding without computer
Coding without a computer, also called unplugged coding, is a way of learning the basics of programming without using electronic devices. It involves activities like puzzles, games, role play, and step-by-step instructions to understand how algorithms, sequencing, loops, and logic work. These activities help learners develop problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and creativity before they move on to actual computer programming.
Community Development
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Student’s Visit to Birla Planetarium/Birla Science Center
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