Classroom Learning:

This methodology is meant primarily for theoretical and conceptual input. Conceptual knowledge is enhanced by combining “Lectures” with group learning, use of case study method, books and periodicals of national and international level and audio-visual aids and projectors.

Experiential Learning:

Theoretical knowledge is reinforced and put to practical use by student’s involvement in the administration of the institute in the following ways:

  • Pre-admissions, Public Relations, Alumni, Event Management.
  • Guru din (Teacher’s day)
  • Annual day celebration (For all colleges of OET with gathering of 5000+)
  • Kathiawadi Day (Traditional day)
  • Induction week (for Sem-I)
  • Tomato Chilli Pepper day
  • Farewell party
  • JVIMS Junoon
    (A full day management event, which includes management games,
    role plays, market research and lot of entertainment)

Presentations and Seminars:

Emphasis is laid on presentation and seminars to prepare managers to be pro-active in seeking, acquiring and sharing knowledge.

Social Projects:

To cultivate among the students the feeling of social responsibility, efforts like tree plantation, visit to the NGOs, religious organizations, old age homes, blood donation camps and joint projects with Jamnagar Municipal Corporation are undertaken.

Workshops:

Conducted by management experts, specialist trainers and faculty to assist students to acquire specialized topic based knowledge.

  • “Joining hands, Sharing Knowledge & Adding values.” A full day conference organized jointly by WICASA (Western India Charted Accounts Students Associations) & JVIMS.
  • “Creating Effective Advertisement” by Professor Hemant Trivedi, Head-Retail MICA, Ahmedabad.

Mock Recruitment Process:

Entire gamut of Recruitment Process:

  • Application Preparation,
  • Undergoing interview,
  • Compensation negotiation.

Is enacted under the able guidance of the faculty and HR consultants. The above activities facilitate “Continuity” and “Transfer” of knowledge & experience to the incoming first year students.

Case Studies:

The best possible way to understand the complexities of decision-making in real life situations. It helps students in application of theoretical knowledge.

Market research:

To allow students to have a first hand experience of market, field and to develop an insight into consumers mind set market research are undertaken on a continuous basis in association with companies, market research organizations and NGO’s.

The following research was undertaken during the academic year:-

  1. A research project jointly undertaken by RBI, IMRI (Institute of Marketing Research in India, wing of Planman Consultants, Mumbai) on “Services provided by Banks in Rural and Semi-Rural areas of Gujarat.”
  2. A research project on “Comparison of Modern & traditional Retailing.”
  3. A research project on “Comparison Services of Nationalized and Private sector Banks.”
  4. A research project on “Comparison of products in different Segments & categories.”
  5. A research project on “Fundamental Analysis of Indian Logistics Industries”.
  6. A research project on “Brand Mapping and Brand Perception of Vimal”.
  7. A research project on “Designing & Analysis of MIS” at Creative Infoway.

 


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