Friday, August 29, 2025
Congratulations on Book Publication
Congratulations to Dr. Mendus Jacob and Dr. Suresh Namboothiri! 🌟
We are delighted to celebrate the release of their insightful book, “Conceptual Clarity & Innovation Triggers for Computer Sciences and Engineering: The Essential Foundation for OBE, NEP 2020 & IKS”.
This remarkable contribution blends academic depth with innovative perspectives, providing a strong foundation for Outcome-Based Education (OBE), the National Education Policy (NEP 2020), and Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS). It is truly a valuable guide for educators, researchers, and students alike.
👏 Heartfelt congratulations once again to the authors for this milestone achievement!
PRE-PLACEMENT TRAINING
REPORT ON PRE-PLACEMENT TRAINING
Date: 21,22 August 2025
Time: 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Venue: Logos
Resource Person: Dr. Brijesh George John (Placement Officer), Krishnaraj S (CEO at Synergy Thoughts and Master Trainer at ICT Academy of Kerala)
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The Pre-Placement Training session organized by the PG Department of Computer Applications, Marian College Kuttikkanam, commenced on 21st August 2025 with an engaging and insightful session.
The first day began with an awareness session conducted by the resource persons, where students were given a clear idea about the importance of pre-placement training and how it would help them in shaping their careers. The session highlighted key skills required to face interviews confidently and succeed in the corporate world.
Following this, the participants were divided into teams and were given the task of introducing themselves within their groups. This activity helped everyone to build confidence in speaking and also encouraged peer interaction.
Meanwhile, one of the resource persons conducted face-to-face interview rounds with the students individually, which gave them a real-time experience of an interview scenario. This exercise was highly effective in identifying strengths and areas for improvement.
Later, a group activity was conducted where students were assigned the task of conducting interviews among the members within their own teams. This not only enhanced their communication and presentation skills but also gave them a chance to understand the interview process from both perspectives – interviewer and interviewee.
Overall, the first day of the training was interactive, practical, and confidence-building, setting the right tone for the upcoming sessions.
Day2
The second day of the Pre-Placement Training held on 22nd August 2025 was equally engaging and activity-oriented. The session was led by Mr. Krishnaraj S, who emphasized practical learning through interactive tasks.
The day began with students being divided into teams and assigned topics to prepare and present a short skit in English. This activity aimed at improving communication, teamwork, and creativity while boosting students’ confidence to express themselves in English.
Following this, the remaining students participated in an interview activity within their groups, where each member got the opportunity to play both interviewer and interviewee roles. This helped in understanding the dynamics of interviews and gave valuable practice for real scenarios.
Next, a Group Discussion (GD) warm-up activity was conducted in an innovative format. Students were arranged in two concentric circles and were given a topic to discuss. As one member spoke, the opposite member had to actively listen. After each round, the circle rotated, ensuring everyone got the chance to engage in discussions.
Finally, the session concluded with a formal Group Discussion (GD) within the teams, where topics were given by the resource person. This provided a platform for students to showcase their critical thinking, listening, and debating skills, which are essential in placement selection processes.
The second day of training was highly interactive and effective in preparing students for the real challenges of interviews and group discussions, giving them a strong foundation to face placements confidently.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2025
Aptitude Training Session
REPORT ON APTITUDE TRAINING SESSION – DAY 1
Date: August 18, 2025
Time: 09:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Venue: Logos
Resource Person: Mr. Ashish Mathew, Aptitude Trainer
The PG Department of Computer Applications organized a two-day Aptitude Training Session for MCA students on 18 and 19 August 2025, led by Mr. Ashish Mathew. The first day of the session focused on building the fundamentals of aptitude. Mr. Ashish introduced the students to basic aptitude questions, beginning with simple exercises such as finding the next number or alphabet in a given sequence.
He also guided them through logical reasoning problems, including family tree–based questions and other reasoning exercises that helped students understand the structure and pattern of aptitude tests. The session was very interactive, with students enthusiastically participating and trying out the problems. The trainer also shared useful tips and techniques for approaching such questions quickly and effectively. Overall, Day 1 provided the students with a strong base in aptitude and boosted their confidence for the upcoming training.
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
Congragulations
INDEPENDENCE DAY QUIZ COMPETITION
The Independence Day Quiz Competition held on 14th August, organized by KRYPTONITES (I M.Com B), based on the theme ‘Flags, Facts, Freedom’. The competition featured four exciting rounds covering Freedom Struggle & History, Constitution & Governance, National Symbols & Culture, and Current Affairs 2024–25.
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Winners:
Albin George 25PMC110
Asni Ansari Fathima 25PMC119
Runner-Up:
Adhil Shajahan 25PMC104
Bibin Joseph 25PMC122
Sunday, August 10, 2025
Unlock Java: Master the Aptitude code
Date: August 09, 2025
Time: 07:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Venue: Google Meet
Resource Person: Ms. Deepa Sreekumar (Senior Engineer and Corporate Trainer, specializing in Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, and Cloud Technologies.)
The PG Department of Computer Applications organized an online session on Java through Google Meet on August 9, 2025, at 7:00 PM IST. The session was handled by Ms. Deepa Sreekumar, Senior Engineer and Corporate Trainer, specializing in Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, and Cloud Technologies.
The resource person delivered an engaging and insightful talk on the topic “Unlock Java: Master the Aptitude Code.” She introduced the core concepts of Java and highlighted how they are applied in solving aptitude-based coding problems. The session focused on strengthening programming logic, problem-solving techniques, and the practical use of Java in technical interviews and real-world applications.
Students actively participated, clarified their doubts, and gained a deeper understanding of Java fundamentals as well as advanced concepts. The resource person also shared valuable tips on approaching coding challenges effectively.
The session was highly informative, interactive, and beneficial for the MCA students, enhancing their confidence in coding and preparing them for future technical opportunities.
REPORT ON UNLOCK JAVA : MASTER THE APTITUDE CODE
Workshop On Subnetting & OSPF
Report on the Session by Shyam Sebastian On Workshop On Subnetting & OSPF
Venue: I MCA Classroom
Date: 07th August 2025
Time: 02:30 PM to 03:30 PM
Resource Persons: Shyam Sebastian
A one-day online workshop titled "ROUTECRAFT" was organized to provide students with an in-depth understanding of subnetting and the Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing protocol. The session was conducted by Mr. Shyam Sebastian, a Technical Training Consultant at IPSR Solutions Ltd., who joined the participants virtually to share his expertise in the domain of networking.
The workshop focused on foundational and advanced concepts related to IP subnetting and the implementation of dynamic routing using OSPF. Mr. Shyam Sebastian used the Red Hat Linux Administration System to deliver a hands-on session, demonstrating practical configurations and real-time examples that allowed students to visualize and apply the concepts being taught.
During the session, students learned how to calculate and design subnets, configure IP addressing schemes, and implement OSPF routing in a Linux environment. The workshop provided them with practical exposure to key networking operations, highlighting the significance of subnetting in network planning and the efficiency of OSPF as a routing protocol.
The session was highly interactive, encouraging students to engage with the resource person through questions and live demonstrations. The workshop helped participants gain a clearer understanding of how theoretical networking concepts are applied in real-world scenarios, especially in Linux-based systems.
Overall, the "ROUTECRAFT" workshop was an informative and skill-oriented experience that enhanced the participants' technical knowledge and confidence in networking, particularly in the use of subnetting and OSPF in a professional setting.
Freshers Day Celebration
Freshers Day
Date: Wednesday, August 6, 2025
Venue: Marian College Main Auditorium
Wednesday, August 6, 2025
Friday, August 1, 2025
Counselling Orientation Program
Report On The Counselling Orientation Program
Venue: MCA Classroom
Date: 29 July 2025
Time: 02:30 PM to 03:30 PM
Resource Persons: Ms.Anna Marie Nainan and Ms.Elizabeth Abraham
The PG Department of Computer Applications conducted a Counselling Orientation Program for the newly admitted First Year MCA students on 29th July 2025. The primary objective of the session was to provide academic, psychological, and emotional support to the freshers and help them transition smoothly into their postgraduate academic journey.
The session began with a warm and thoughtful introduction by Mr. Melvin Mathew, who welcomed the students and faculty members. He briefly explained the purpose of the orientation and introduced the guest speakers, Mr. Anna Marie Nainan and Ms. Elizabeth Abraham, both representing the Department of Health and Fitness.
Ms. Elizabeth Abraham addressed the students by emphasizing the importance of counselling in academic and personal development. She explained how students often encounter stress, anxiety, and emotional challenges during their studies, and how counselling can act as a supportive mechanism to manage these issues. She spoke about the advantages of seeking counselling, highlighting its role in improving concentration, managing emotions, and fostering overall well-being. Her talk aimed to eliminate the stigma surrounding counselling and encouraged students to approach it as a positive step toward self-improvement.
Following her session, Mr. Anna Marie Nainan provided a comprehensive overview of the Marian Counselling Department. She elaborated on the services offered and introduced the faculty counsellors available on campus. She encouraged students to freely make use of the counselling facilities whenever needed and reassured them of the confidentiality and approachability of the department. She also noted that faculty members are equally welcome to utilize the counselling services, thereby promoting a campus culture rooted in empathy, openness, and support.
Alumni Interaction
REPORT ON ALUMNI MEET
Date: July 28, 2025
Time: 03:30 AM – 04:00 PM
Venue: MCA Department
Resource Persons:
Ms. Laya Rose Chacko
Mr. Burrows Thomas
(MCA Batch 2009–2012)
An Alumni Meet was held on July 28, 2025, at the MCA Department with Ms. Laya Rose Chacko and Mr. Burrows Thomas, proud alumni from the MCA 2009–2012 batch.
During the session, both alumni shared their career experiences, the skills that helped them succeed, and how their time at Marian shaped their professional journey. They also spoke about current industry trends and offered practical tips on building a strong career path in tech.
The session was interactive and motivating, giving students a chance to connect with their seniors and gain real-world insights.
Overall, it was a valuable and inspiring interaction for the current batch of MCA students.
Alumni Interaction
REPORT ON ALUMNI MEET
Date: July 16, 2025
Time: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Venue: MCA Department
Resource Person: Mr. Ajo P John (MCA Batch 2002–2005)
An Alumni Meet was organized for MCA students on July 16, 2025, at the MCA Department. The session was led by Mr. Ajo P John, an esteemed alumnus from the MCA 2002–2005 batch, who is currently working as an Enterprise Solutions Architect at Crown Castle, USA.
During the session, Mr. Ajo shared his inspiring career journey and gave students valuable insights into the industry trends and expectations. He spoke about the skills needed to excel in the tech world and the importance of continuous learning and adaptability. His words encouraged students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.
The session was interactive, with students engaging in a Q&A round where they asked about career paths, work culture abroad, and opportunities in enterprise-level IT solutions.
Overall, the alumni meet was an inspiring and enriching experience, offering students a glimpse into global career opportunities and real-world experiences from a successful former student.
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