Student Support
Student Governing Council
To nurture leadership skills in students, at the beginning of every academic year, student leaders are nominated by HODs and class teachers to form Student Government Council. These student leaders are bestowed with designations as president, vice president, cultural secretary, etc. to lead and represent others. Apart from this, there are also different houses and all the students of the college belong to one or the other house. Each house has nominated house captain and vice-captain. Investiture ceremony is observed to bestow offices to these nominated leaders. During college programmes all these selected leaders work as a team.
SINDHI COLLEGE STUDENTS' GOVERNING COUNCIL 2019 - 20
S.N | POST | NAME | CLASS |
---|---|---|---|
1 | PRESIDENT | Nabil Ahmed Siraj | III BBA |
2 | VICE - PRESIDENT | Akash Anand Khandari | 12 |
3 | CULTURAL SECRETARY |
Jagdish N Pai
Chithkala bhat |
III BBA II B.COM |
4 | SPORTS SECRETARY |
Hemanth kumar P K
Srilekha Deshpande |
III BBA II BA |
5 | GENERAL SECRETARY |
Shushank kumar
Sucheta K N |
III B.COM III B.COM |
6 | JOINT SECRETARY |
Saqlain khan
Sanjana Vallabha G Haripriya K Kushal G |
III B.COM III B.COM III B.COM II BBA |
7 | DEPUTY SECRETARY |
Bharath choudhary
Chandan B Reddy |
III B.COM III B.COM |
8 | DISCIPLINE SECRETARY |
Rajshekar S
Tejas V Aroma tharwani Aliya sharriff |
III B.COM III BBA II B.COM II B.COM |
HOUSE CAPTAINS & VICE - CAPTAINS
GOLDEN FLASH
CAPTAIN | Kalyan Kumar | III B.COM |
VICE - CAPTAIN | Jayalakshmi | I BBA |
BLUE FLAMES
CAPTAIN | Chandan | II BBA |
VICE - CAPTAIN | Gourrank Pamnani | I B.COM |
RED STORMS
CAPTAIN | Chethan Kumar S | II BSC |
VICE - CAPTAIN | Shreyank | I BCA |
GREEN RAPTORS
CAPTAIN | Amarjith singh | III BBA | ||||
VICE - CAPTAIN | AbhiRam | I BBAM | ||||
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SINDHI COLLEGE STUDENTS' GOVERNING COUNCIL 2018 - 19
POST | NAME | CLASS |
---|---|---|
PRESIDENT | MANAV | B.Com 5th Sem 'A' |
VICE - PRESIDENT | ANUSHA | B.Com 5th Sem 'A' |
CULTURAL SECRETARY |
JCHRISTEEN CATHERINE | BBA 5th SEM |
SPORTS SECRETARY |
Hemanth kumar P K
Srilekha Deshpande |
III BBA II BA |
GENERAL SECRETARY |
AKASH ANAND
KHANDARI USHA RANI PRATHEEK |
BCA 3rd SEM BCA 5th SEM BCA 5th SEM |
GENERAL SECRETARY |
TEJU
JAMAL |
B.Com 5th Sem 'A' BBA 5th SEM |
JOINT SECRETARY |
DEEPANSHU
NABIL BHAVANA REDDY SUFIYA |
B.Sc 3rd SEM BBA 3rd SEM BBA 5th SEM BBA 1st SEM |
DEPUTY SECRETARY |
Bharath choudhary
Chandan B Reddy |
III B.COM III B.COM |
DEPUTY SECRETARY |
SUSHANK KUMAR
BIJU PARAIVIASIVANI |
B.Com 3rd SEM 'A' B.Com 3rd SEM 'A' |
HOUSE CAPTAINS / VICE CAPTAINS
House Name | POST | NAME | CLASS |
---|---|---|---|
GOLDEN FLASH | CAPTAIN VICE- CAPTAIN |
SAQLAIN MD.UMAR FAROOQ |
B.Com 3rd SEM 'A' BCA 1st SEM |
BLUE FLAMES | CAPTAIN VICE- CAPTAIN |
RAHUL T NANDYA KHUSHAL |
BBA 1st SEM |
RED STORMS | CAPTAIN VICE- CAPTAIN |
ANIL CHITHKALA |
BCA 5th SEM B.Com 1st SEM 'B' |
GREEN RAPTORS | CAPTAIN VICE- CAPTAIN |
KAUSHIK SATHISH KUMAR |
B.Com 5th Sem 'B' B.Com 1st SEM 'A' |

INVESTITURE CEREMONY HELD ON 28TH JULY 2018
STUDENTS' GOVERNING COUNCIL 2017 - 2018
POST | NAME | CLASS |
---|---|---|
PRESIDENT | Siddharth Mehta | 3rd BCOM |
VICE - PRESIDENT | Abdul Razack | 3rd BCA |
CULTURAL SECRETARY |
Pawan Kumar A Christeen Catherine Joseph |
3rd BCA 2nd BBA II |
SPORTS SECRETARY |
William Immanuel
Soundary B.K |
3rd BBA 3rd BCOM |
GENERAL SECRETARY |
Sujay.P.J
Indrani.1 |
3rd BCOM 3rd BBA |
GENERAL SECRETARY |
TEJU
JAMAL |
B.Com 5th Sem 'A' BBA 5th SEM |
JOINT SECRETARY |
Soundary B.K
Syed Sadiq Manish.B.J Romilla Khanna Saqiba Khanum |
3rd BCOM 3rd BCOM 3rd BCA 3rd BBA 3rd BBA |
HOUSE CAPTAINS / VICE CAPTAINS
House Name | POST | NAME | CLASS |
---|---|---|---|
GOLDEN FLASH | CAPTAIN VICE- CAPTAIN |
T.Pooja Singh Shushank Kumar |
3rd BCA 1st BCOM |
BLUE FLAMES | CAPTAIN VICE- CAPTAIN |
Anusha.S Vaibhav Chaudhary |
2nd Bcom 1st BCA |
RED STORMS | CAPTAIN VICE- CAPTAIN |
Nishanth .N Shushank Kumar |
3rd BCOM 1st BCOM |
GREEN RAPTORS | CAPTAIN VICE- CAPTAIN |
Inam Ulhassan Biju Paramasivam Nabil Ahmed Siraj |
3rd BCOM 1st BCOM 1st BBA |

Investiture Ceremony held on 29/07/2017
STUDENTS' GOVERNING COUNCIL 2016 - 2017
POST | NAME | CLASS |
---|---|---|
PRESIDENT | Pemmaiah.N.V | 3rd Bcom |
VICE - PRESIDENT | Vivian Justi.P | 3rd Bcom |
CULTURAL SECRETARY |
Shashank .R
Sagarika.R |
3rd BCA 3rd BBA |
SPORTS SECRETARY |
Abhijit Muguran
S.R.Maithr |
3rd BBA 3rd BSc |
GENERAL SECRETARY |
Pooja Sen | 2nd BCA |
JOINT SECRETARY |
Sanjay
Simran Jeet kaur |
3rd Bcom 3rd Bcom |

Investiture Ceremony held on 22/07/2016
STUDENTS' GOVERNING COUNCIL 2015 - 2016
POST | NAME | CLASS |
---|---|---|
PRESIDENT | RAHUL BHAT | 3rd B.Com |
VICE - PRESIDENT | BINDHIYA | 3rd B.com |
CULTURAL SECRETARY |
SHASHANK R
ASMA |
2nd BCA 3rd BCA |
SPORTS SECRETARY |
GOUTHAM | 3rd BBA |
GENERAL SECRETARY |
BHAVANI | 2nd BCA |

Investiture Ceremony held on 17/7/2015
STUDENTS' GOVERNING COUNCIL 2014 - 2015
POST | NAME | CLASS |
---|---|---|
PRESIDENT | Bhavesh.G | 3rd BCA |
VICE - PRESIDENT | Rahul Bhatt.M | 2nd Bcom |
CULTURAL SECRETARY |
Karthik | 3rd BBA |
SPORTS SECRETARY |
Anjali Nair(Girls) Praveen(Boys) |
3rd Bcom 3rd Bcom |
GENERAL SECRETARY |
Bhavani H.V | 3rd BCA |

Investiture Ceremony held on 07/08/2014
Human Rights Cell
- HUMAN RIGHTS are based on dignity, equality and mutual respect – regardless of your nationality, your religion or your beliefs.
- HUMAN RIGHTS are the rights all human beings have by virtue of being human beings.
- HUMAN RIGHTS are derived from the inherent dignity of the human person and are defined internationally, nationally and locally by various law making bodies.
There are six Human Rights guaranteed by Indian Constitution, they are
- Right to Equality (Articles. 14-18)
- Right to Freedom (Articles. 19-22)
- Right against Exploitation (Articles. 23-24)
- Right to Freedom of Religion (Articles. 25-28)
- Cultural and Educational Rights (Articles. 29-30
- Right to Constitutional Remedies (Articles. 32-35)
Purpose of establishing the Cell:
The fundamental rights were included in the constitution because they were considered essential for the development of the personality of every individual and to preserve human dignity. The writers of the constitution regarded democracy of no avail if civil liberties, like freedom of speech and religion, were not recognized and protected by the State. According to them, democracy is, in essence, a government by opinion and therefore, the means of formulating public opinion should be secured to the people of a democratic nation. For this purpose, the constitution guaranteed to all the citizens of India the freedom of speech and expression and various other freedoms in the form of the fundamental rights. Having these perspectives, the institution formulated Human Rights Cell (Fundamental Rights) on 4th February 2019.
Aim: To expedite and empower the people to enjoy human rights in each and every walk of life
Objectives of the Cell:
- To ensure and protect human rights
- To enhance awareness and knowledge among the people in and around the college by organizing various awareness programmes
Members:
Executive members:
Dr. B.S. Srikanta- Principal
Prof. Asha N- Vice Principal
Prof. Grace- Convenor
Dr. Padmavathy. K
Dr. Uma Maheswari
Mr. Devaraju
Prof. Swathika
Women Empowerment Cell and Anti-Sexual Harassment Cell
The cell is formed with the aim of creating awareness of women’s rights and duties. It is a platform for girl students to share views and experiences regarding their status in the society and gender related issues.
- To empower women by motivating them to learn self-defense practices etc.
- To conduct self-defense courses like karate and others.
- To motivate and give support to the girl students how to face the consequences in the working environment.
- To arrange seminars and Guest Lectures on subjects related to gender issues.
- To develop and implement a policy against sexual harassment.
- To evolve an effective mechanism for prevention, prohibition andredressal of cases related to sexual harassment.
- To promote an environment that will raise awareness about anddeter acts of sexual harassment of students.
- To generate awareness about the mechanism of redressal of sexualharassment related issues among students.
- To empower students and generate an environment free fromsexual harassment of any nature.
- To uphold commitment of the Institution to provide an environment that is free from discrimination and violence or any kind of psychological trauma to women in relation to sexual harassment.
- To conduct programmes and workshops that create awareness relating to sexual harassment.
- To communicate good values and uphold them in solving issues related to sexual harassment.
Mechanism for redressal of sexual harassment
- Complaints of sexual harassment shall be lodged with the committee / class teacher / HOD / Vice Principal/ Principal. Such complaints should be taken up by the committee for resolution through mediation, conciliation and enquiry.
- The complaints should be made in writing. If the complaint is not able to give in writing himself/ herself, the complaint can be given in writing or his / her behalf by his/ her companion.
- The complainant is at liberty to withdraw the complaint at any stage of enquiry, provided such withdrawal is made independently and under free will. The enquiry may be terminated on receipt of the request for such withdrawal.
- The committee is empowered to terminate the enquiry proceeding and to give ex-parte decision on the complaint on valid grounds. It shall submit a detailed report communicating its findings based in its investigations. The committee shall pronounce its verdict whether the accused is / are guilty or not guilty. The committee in case in which the accused is / are found guilty, should indicate the gravity of the offence, whether it is major, serious or minor.
- The complainants/s and the accused shall be given reasonable opportunity to present and defend their cases. Witness may be called if deemed necessary. In case the accused fail/s to attend consecutively for three hearings despite call notices for the same, the enquiry may be terminated and the decision taken on the complaint on ex-prate basis.
- Counselling services may be made available to the victims and the accused on request.
- If the complainant the accused and the witnesses desire to be accompanied by a companion of their choice, they may be permitted to do so, provided the person so chosen will have only observer status and shall leave the meeting after making his/ her testimony.
- The complainant and the accused shall have the right of cross examination of all witnesses.
- The enquiry committee shall have the right to disallow questions from the victim or the accused, if the questions are deemed irrelevant and unnecessary.
- All persons heard by the enquiry committee as well as observes shall take and observe an oath of secrecy about the proceedings.
- Regressive disciplinary action: committee would pass on the findings of the enquiry committee to the Honourable Chairman, for taking appropriate regressive action. If the chairman finds that, there Is requirement for further investigation and he may order for review of the report by the enquiry committee and may even refer the case to competent legal authority, if it is grave nature.
Women Empowerment Cell
Chairman : Dr.B.S.Srikanta, Principal
Convenor : Ms.E.K.Radhika, HOD Dept. of Computer Science
Members
Ms.Shashikala, Dept. of Management
Ms.Jayashree, Dept. of commerce
Ms.Kalaivani, Dept. of Computer Science
Dr.Swetha, Dept. of PG Studies
Anti-Sexual Harassment Cell
Chairman : Dr.B.S.Srikanta, Principal
Convenor : Convenor : Ms.Shashikala, HOD, Dept. of Management
Members
Ms.E.K.Radhika, HOD, Dept. of Computer Science
Ms.Jayashree, HOD, Dept. of Commerce
Ms.Kalaivani, Dept. of Computer Science
Ms.Nandini.S, Asst. HOD, Dept. of Management
Scholarships
Sindhi Seva Samiti which sponsors Sindhi group of Institutions is benevolent in extending scholarships to meritorious, sports achievers and under privileged students annually. Students belonging to these categories are identified and scholarships disbursed according to the merit and need. Scholarships are given to the following categories of students.
- Meritorious Students
- Students belonging to SC/ST Category
- Sports Category
- Children of Teachers
- Children of Defence Personnel
- Students belonging to Economically Weaker Section
Academics
Sindhi Research cell of the college encourages students to pursue research by taking up minor projects during vacation. Teachers guide these students in the area of their interest and thus nurture research culture amongst the students. Financial aid is also extended for data collection and other expenses incurred in the course of doing research.
SPORTS
Sports is of paramount importance to the students personality development.
It provides plethora of benefits to students; improves quality of life, sharpens mind, etc.
If this is turned into expertise, then it can even lead to avenues for developing a career.
Students are encouraged to participate in sports at college, inter - collegiate, university, state, national and international levels.


Cultural
Cultural activities- co-curricular activities complement the curricular activities and groom the students in the art of living and working together. Having this perspective, the college conducts various cultural activities to unearth the hidden talents in the students.
A mega inter-collegiate fest 'Cresindo' is organized every year which invites students across the state and a plethora of exciting events which fetches a hoard of prizes including cash prize is a much talked about event in the state of Karnataka. Every year around 150 colleges across the state participate and win several prizes. Students of the college also take part in various inter-collegiate fests organized by other colleges and bring laurels to the college.
Annual cultural week – Cultural Extravaganza is celebrated which embeds various competitions like debate, dance, photography, fashion show, mehendi, rangoli, best manager, personality test, quiz, etc.
INTER-COLLEGIATE MEGA FEST "CRESINDO" 2019 - 20
The two- day annual mega fest “Cresindo” conducted for the 12th consecutive year had a colourful inauguration on 19th Sep 2019. The entire college wore a festive look. ‘Ashwamedha’ was the theme of this year’s “Cresindo”.The minute one set foot in the auditorium of the college, one could feel the vibrancy. The students and the staff were dressed in their ethnic best, it set the mood for the celebrations. Celebrities from Kannada film industry Mr. Santhosh Anandram, Mr. Vinayak Joshi and Ms. Nayana Puttaswamy were the guests, Office bearers of Sindhi Management, Sri Madan Doulatram, President, Sri Prakash R Narang, Chairman, Sri Avinash Kukreja, Hon. Secretary, Sri Kishore L Achpal, Hon. Treasurer, Sri. Neelkant R Talreja, Hon. Jt. Secretary, representatives from media, participants from other institutions across Bengaluru city, Prof. Pallavi, Principal of Sindhi PU college, Dr. B.S. Srikanta, Principal, Prof. Asha.N, Vice Principal, staff and students from host college, graced the occasion.
The grand inaugural programme began with a scintillating theme dance drama performance by the students of the college. This was followed by lighting of the lamp, ceremoniously by the guests. The invocation song was followed by welcome address by Mr. Amit Sukhija of II year BBA. Celebrity guests were introduced by the students religiously. Mr. Santhosh Anandram, a popular Kannada film director, recalled his participation in Cresindo four years ago as a student and the glorious memories of the event as well, in his address. Ms. Nayana Puttaswamy, actress, Kannada film industry, was delighted to be a part of the event and wished all the participants to do their best and excel. Mr. Vinayak Joshi, actor, Kannada film industry, expressed his awe at the amount of scholarships given away by the Sindhi Management to the needy and meritorious students and felt glad for being a part of the grand event. Dr. B.S. Srikanta, Principal of the college deliberated on the significance of conducting such a mega event and also narrated the success story of previous years’ “Cresindo”, to the gathering. Shri. Prakash R Narang, Chairman of the college expressed his happiness at the grandeur and exuberance with which the inaugural programme was organised. Inaugural programme concluded with the vote of thanks proposed by Mr. Nabeel Ahmed, third year BBA student and President, Student Government Council.
Day-1 of the fest witnessed an over-whelming response, more than 100 colleges with more than 1800 enthusiastic participants registered for overall participation and individual events. Many events like Group Dance, Rangoli, Best Accountant, Nail-Art, Corporate Fashion Show, Beat Boxing were flooded with participants. The Day-2 of the fest also witnessed a tremendous response with another 1500 students registering for the events scheduled for the day, with dance, singing and fashion show attracting maximum number of participants. It appeared as though all roads of the city were leading to Sindhi college. There were over 45 events spread over two-day fest. This year’s ‘Cresindo” broke all the previous records with more than 3000 participants from 175 colleges participating with zeal and enthusiasm. It was a roaring success with accolades from every corner of the city which was telecast on news and print media. The untiring efforts and meticulous planning by the Cultural committee, SGC, student volunteers, Principal, Vice Principal and staff was evident. Presidency college bagged the overall championship trophy. Cash prizes worth more than one lakh, medals and trophies were given away to the winners. The two-day mega and glorious fest concluded with ritualistic drawing of the curtain with the singing of National Anthem.
National Cadet Corps (NCC)
Objectives of NCC
- To develop character, comradeship, discipline, a secular outlook, the spirit of adventure and ideals
of selfless services amongst young citizens - To create a pool organized, trained and motivated youth with leadership qualities in all walks of life, who will serve the Nation regardless of which career they choose.
- To provide an environment conclusive to motivate young Indians to join the armed forces.
- NCC unit is attached to 8 battalion Karnataka and Goa.
National Service Scheme (NSS)
NSS Unit
- understand the community in which they work
- understand themselves in relation to their community
- Identify the needs and problems of the community and involve them in problem-solving
- Develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility
- Utilise their knowledge in finding practical solutions to individual and community problems
- Develop competence required for group-living and sharing of responsibilities
- Gain skills in mobilising community participation
- Acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitudes
- Develop capacity to meet emergencies and natural disasters and
- Practise national integration and social harmony
NSS Programme Officer
Coverage:
Started initially in 37 universities involving 40,000 volunteers, the scheme has grown over the years and it is implemented today with an involvement of more than 2.6 million volunteers spread over in 200 Universities, Polytechnics and +2 Systems. The efforts of NSS volunteers have been widely acclaimed by the community, universities, colleges and general public as the NSS volunteers have been rendering selfless service to the community.
Motto:
The Motto of NSS "Not Me But You", reflects the essence of democratic living and upholds the need for self-less service. NSS helps the students develop appreciation to other person's point of view and also show consideration to '/other living beings. The philosophy of the NSS is well doctrined in this motto, which underlines/on the belief that the welfare .of an individual is ultimately dependent on the welfare of the society on the whole and therefore, the NSS volunteers shall strive for the well-being of the society.
Symbol:
The symbol for the NSS has been based on the giant Rath Wheel of the world famous Konark Sun Temple (The Black Pagoda) situated in Orissa, India. The wheel portrays the cycle of creation, preservation and release and signifies the movement in life across time and space, The symbol thus stands for continuity as well as change and implies the continuous striving of NSS for social change.
Badge
The NSS Symbol is embossed on the badge. The eight bars in the wheel represent the 24 hours of a day. The red colour indicates that the volunteer is full of young blood that is lively, active, energetic and full of high spirit. The navy blue colour indicates the cosmos of which the NSS is tiny part, ready to contribute its share for the welfare of the mankind.

History of College NSS Unit:
The College NSS unit started functioning from the academic year 2013-14. The College was sanctioned half unit to identify fifty volunteer. Though the college was discharging the social responsibilities through SAP (Social Awareness Programme) NSS unit added strengths to this initiative. Ever since the college NSS unit has been rendering the community based services and also imbibes the social responsibilities among students.
Dr. Sundar Raj Urs, Professor and Chairman, Department of Physical Education and Co-coordinator NSS Unit, NSS Bhavan, Bangalore University,
Bangalore was invited to inaugurate the College Unit.
Students Grievance Redressal
Grievance Redressal cell is an integral part of the college. To maintain a harmonious atmosphere and to build positive approach in students, this cell is constituted. Students' grievances, if any, are redressed by the committee. The committee is chaired by the Principal and ably supported by the faculties, who are the members.
Mechanism of Grievance Redressal
Redressal of Student Grievances the following steps are followed
- Students are free to lodge a complaint/ bring into the notice of the coordinator of the Grievance Redressal Committee
- Meeting of the Committee will be held & Grievance discussed
- Appropriate action will be taken as per the seriousness of the Grievance.




Grievances Redressal Cell(Online Submission)
The Grievance Redressal Cell attempts to address genuine problems and complaints of students whatever be the nature of the problem.
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Students may also express their grievances online by filling out the form below.
Mentor System
The Mentor System is practised in the college. Each teacher would mentor a group of 30 to 40 students by providing guidance and also encourage students to perform exceedingly well in academics. Marks secured in each semester are compared and measures are suggested for improvements.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE MENTORS LIST 2020-21
Sl. No | NAME OF THE MENTOR | CLASS | TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS |
1 | Ms.Mamatha | V Sem B.Com A | 40 |
2 | Ms.Ramya | V Sem B.Com A | 37 |
3 | Prof.Nagarathna | V Sem BCOM B | 40 |
4 | Prof.Subramanya | V Sem BCOM B | 25 |
5 | Prof. Sri Hari V. | V Sem BCOM C | 40 |
6 | Mr.Kumar E | V Sem BCOM C | 40 |
7 | Ms.Grace J | III Sem BCOM A | 35 |
8 | Ms.Savitha | III Sem BCOM A | 35 |
9 | Dr.Giriraj Kumar | III Sem BCOM B | 35 |
10 | Prof.Chittibabu | III Sem BCOM B | 35 |
11 | Ms.Raji | III Sem BCOM C | 35 |
12 | Ms.Nalini | III Sem BCOM C | 35 |
13 | Prof. Raju H.S | I Sem B.Com A | 40 |
14 | Ms. Rubina | I Sem B.Com A | 40 |
15 | Ms. Prathima | I Sem B.Com B | 40 |
16 | Prof. Putul Dutta | 1 Sem B.Com B | 40 |
17 | Prof.Jayashree Tambad (LSCM) | 1 Sem B.Com A | 16 |
18 | Prof.Subramanya | 1 Sem BCOM B | 24 |
Department of Computer Science Mentors List -2020-21
Sl. No | Mentor Name | CLASS | No. of Students |
1 | E.K.Radhika | I yr BCA | 30 |
2 | Hemalatha R | III yr BCA | 50 |
3 | Priya Hari | I yr BCA | 50 |
4 | Kalaivani | III yr BCA & II yr BCA - A | 28 + 15 = 43 |
5 | Akilandeswari | II yr BCA - A & II yr BSc & III yr BSc | 20 + 15 + 15 = 50 |
6 | Putul | II yr BCA - B & I yr BSc & II yr BCA - A | 20 +10+ 25 = 55 |
7 | Nalini Purushothama | II yr BCA - B | 20 |
Department Of Management MENTORS LIST Academic Year 2020-2021
Sl. No | Name of the Mentor | CLASS |
1 |
Ms.Shashikala.U Dr.Ranjana Pillai |
III BBA |
2 |
Mr.Vaidyesh.M.A Mr.Srinidhi.V |
II BBA |
3 |
Ms.Nandini.S Dr.Kariyanna.S | I BBA |
4 | Dr.Roopa Anagod | II BBAM |
5 | Mr.Srinidhi.V | I BBAM |