Introduction: Welcome to Metas Adventist College Surat, established in 1998, is now one of the leading institutes of the city, run by the Seventh Day Adventist Organization, where academic excellence and holistic development go hand in hand. “Our institution serves education on a platter full of compassion, temperance, and responsible living.” As parents and students, you seek an educational institution that provides the foundation for a successful and fulfilling future. Look no further! Metas Adventist College Surat offers a fresh and persuasive approach to education, creating an environment that nurtures the potential of each student. Prepare to embark on a transformative journey of growth, development, and change at our esteemed institution. Through this blog post let us see how the life and atmosphere at Metas revolve around its fundamental principles and philosophy, which guide its actions and decisions. Mission To touch the lives and to transform people by teaching, by healing and by creating A better community for man and god. Vision To Become a Dynamic Global Institution and a Centre of Excellence. Core Values. Compassionate in all dealings. Loyal to organizational goals. Hard work with passion and productivity. Continuous Self-Renewal. Honesty and Integrity in all Aspects. Unleashing Potential through Holistic Development At Metas Adventist College Surat, we believe in empowering students beyond the confines of textbooks. Our focus is on holistic development, cultivating well-rounded individuals equipped to excel in all aspects of life. By offering a broad range of extracurricular activities, sports, and workshops, we encourage students to explore their passions, refine & develop skills, and cultivate lifelong relationships. Our success story is spread through Alumni’s achievements, which are doing wonders in different sectors. Academic Excellence and Cutting-Edge Facilities Metas Adventist College Surat is committed to providing a superior learning experience through cutting-edge facilities and innovative teaching methodologies. Our Campus boasts: Classrooms: Enriching Learning through Technology Integration Our Classrooms are designed to foster an optimal learning environment. With modern facilities and state-of-the-art technology, we strive to create spaces that inspire engagement and intellectual growth. Our classrooms are equipped with interactive projectors, multimedia resources, and comfortable seating arrangements, ensuring students have the tools and comfort to fully immerse themselves in the learning process.  Computer Lab: Equipped for Excellence in Technology Education: The college has a fully air-conditioned Computer Lab equipped with all the latest computing tools, software, printer, and other necessary resources. It provides students and teachers access to computers and the internet for various purposes such as learning, research, programming, or general computer usage. Library: A Knowledge Hub for Academic Growth Our college library stands as a treasure of knowledge, catering to the intellectual needs of our students. It houses an extensive collection of more than 12000 books, journals, periodicals, and digital resources across various disciplines. Students can immerse themselves in a serene and intellectual atmosphere, utilizing the library's research, reference, and self-study resources. Auditorium: A Space for Inspiration and Expression The spacious auditorium is well-equipped with facilities like multimedia projectors and sound systems. Our auditorium hosts a wide range of events for students, faculty, and management. Cultural programs, seminars, workshops, and guest lectures are a few examples. It also acts as a dynamic platform for students to express themselves, develop their public speaking skills, and showcase their talents and creativity. Conference Hall: A Venue for Collaborative Learning and Discussion:  Our college conference hall serves as a space where ideas converge and fruitful discussions occur. Equipped with modern audiovisual equipment and Wi-Fi connectivity, it is an ideal venue for academic conferences and interactive sessions. Students and faculty members can learn collaboratively, exchange insights, and explore diverse perspectives in an intellectually stimulating environment. Gym: Promoting Physical Fitness and Wellness At Metas Adventist College Surat, we understand the importance of temperance, which includes physical fitness. Our well-equipped gymnasium allows students to exercise regularly, promoting their overall well-being. The gym is equipped with modern fitness equipment which supports students in their fitness journeys. With a team of highly qualified faculty members, we foster an intellectually stimulating environment that challenges students to think critically, explore new ideas, and develop a deep understanding of their chosen fields. Our rigorous academic programs, tailored to meet the demands of the ever-evolving job market, ensure students are well-prepared for career success. Diverse Programs Suitable to Varied Interests Metas Adventist College Surat offers extensive programs designed to cater to diverse interests and career aspirations. Commerce - BCOM: Nurturing Business Acumen and Financial Expertise The Bachelor of Commerce (BCOM) program at Metas Adventist College Surat is designed to equip students with a strong foundation in commerce and business principles. Students learn accounting, finance, economics, taxation, and business management through our comprehensive curriculum. Our program aims to develop critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and ethical business practices. Graduates of the BCOM program are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in commerce. Management - BBA: Shaping Future Leaders in Business Administration The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program at Metas Adventist College Surat focuses on nurturing students' leadership qualities and managerial skills. The program covers marketing, human resource management, finance, operations, and entrepreneurship. Students develop a strong understanding of business administration principles through theoretical knowledge and practical applications. The BBA program prepares students for managerial roles in various industries or for pursuing higher studies in the field. Management - MBA: Empowering Professionals for Strategic Leadership The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program at Metas Adventist College Surat is designed for aspiring professionals seeking to enhance their managerial expertise. Our program provides a comprehensive understanding of advanced business concepts, strategic planning, leadership skills, and ethical decision-making. Through case studies, projects, and industry interactions, students develop practical insights and the ability to navigate complex business challenges. The MBA program prepares graduates for industry leadership roles and equips them with the skills to drive organizational growth. Moreover, the college has formed new clubs based on BBA/MBA-level specializations to enhance students' learning abilities and bridge the gap between industry exposure and classroom teaching. It has introduced the HR Club, Marketing Club, Finance Club, and Entrepreneurship Cell to increase student engagement and explore their field of interest. Nursing - GNM: Fostering Compassionate and Skilled Healthcare Professionals The General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) program at Metas Adventist College Surat prepares students for a rewarding career in the healthcare sector. Our program combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical experiences to develop competent and compassionate nurses. Students gain expertise in medical-surgical nursing, community health, pediatric nursing, mental health nursing, and obstetric nursing. The GNM program equips graduates with the necessary skills to provide quality healthcare and positively impact the lives of individuals and communities. In addition, our value-added courses, such as Tally and Swayam, provide students with specialized skills that enhance their employability and open doors to exciting opportunities. With a focus on experiential learning and industry exposure, we ensure our graduates are equipped with the necessary skills to thrive in today's competitive world. Recognitions and Achievements Metas Adventist College Surat takes pride in its reputation as one of the premier colleges in Surat. Our commitment to excellence has earned us widespread recognition and numerous accolades. We are proud of our students achievements and their contributions to society. Here is a glimpse of their remarkable achievements: Our students consistently secure a place on the University toppers list every year. During the mock budget for the 2017-18 financial year, our students drafted a proposal that was sent to the Central government. Impressively, 70% of their proposed measures were implemented in the National budget. At the B-Plan competition hosted by IIM-Kozhikode, Kerala, our students showcased their exceptional abilities and emerged as runners-up. We organize National Conference and International Conference encompassing the fields of Entrepreneurship, Commerce, Management, and Allied Health Sciences, facilitating meaningful discussions and exchange of ideas. Five of our students participated in the B-plan competition at IIM-Indore and secured the esteemed second runners-up position. Our graduates have excelled in various fields, serving as a testament to the quality education and holistic development they received at our institution. Unlocking Career Success: Placements at Metas Adventist College. At Metas Adventist College, when it comes to placements, we ensure that our students are provided with maximum contextually relevant and coherent information. Our dedicated placement cell works tirelessly to connect students with leading companies, facilitating seamless transitions into the professional world. We offer diverse placement opportunities across various sectors through strategic partnerships and industry collaborations like Axis Bank, Tata Capital, NJ Wealth, Kotak Bank, HDFC Life, Jainam Broking, and Torrent Power. With rigorous academic programs, practical training, and career development workshops, our graduates are well-prepared to meet the demands of the ever-evolving job market. Our strong relationships with recruiters bring renowned companies to our campus, providing attractive job profiles and competitive salary packages. Our students' successful placements serve as a testament to the holistic education and rigorous training they receive at Metas Adventist College. A Legacy of Achievement: Remarkable Alumni Success The success of Metas Adventist College resonates loudly through its Alumni. The Alumni of Metas Adventist College has achieved remarkable heights conquering various fields. From Engineers to Pilots, from Business Tycoons to High-ranking positions on Organizational Boards, and from trailblazing Entrepreneurs to lives saving Doctors, our Alumni showcase the immense impact of their education and experiences at our institution. Their accomplishments inspire current and future students, reinforcing our commitment to providing a transformative educational journey at Metas Adventist College. Conclusion: Metas Adventist College Surat is not just a college but a launchpad for success. You are undertaking a transformative journey to shape your future by choosing our institution. We invite parents and students to engage with us, visit our website at https://suratcollege.metasofsda.in/, and explore the opportunities that await. Join our vibrant community of learners, where academic excellence, holistic development, and a nurturing environment converge. Let's unlock your true potential and pave the way for a bright and promising future together.

Webinar on Highlights of Budgets - 2021 by CA - Bhushan Desai PARTICIPANTS: Teachers & Students  NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 44  Conducted by Placement Cell 

National Webinar on Sustainable Finance -A Responsible Investment Approach by Dr. Radha Vyas PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 300+ Conducted by Department of Commerce

National Webinar on Strategy of Managing Personal Finances Including Mutual Funds During and After COVID-19 by NEHU Faculty PARTICIPANTS: Affiliated College Faculty NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 200+  Conducted by NEHU, Shillong

Webinar on Entrepreneurship Development by Shri. Ashish N Taywade Participants: Students  no of participants: 39 Conducted by Placement Cell 

National Webinar on The Changing Dynamics of Business and HR by Dr. Saumya Badgayan PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 230+ Conducted by Department of Management 

Workshop on RESUME BUILDING by CV Dragon by Mr. Cherag Bachhawat Participants: Students No of Participants: 55 conducted by Placement Cell

Workshop on Make intern E-Cell IIM Calcutta Three Days workshop by Mr. Arvind Navagire Participants: Students No. of participants: 67 Conducted by Placement Cell

Work Shop on Photography Competition by Mr. Hiren Patel

National Webinar on Financial Reporting During Covid - 19 by Prof. Mehulkumar PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 300+ Conducted by Department of Management  

Career Guidance Webinar for Government Jobs by Mr. Harendra Singh Tomar PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 39 Conducted by Placement Cell

National Webinar on Accountability: The Key Differentiator by Mr. Anand Joshua PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 100+ conducted by Department of Commerce

International Webinar on Action Research in Education by Dr. Kalai Selvan Arumugham PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 1000+ Conducted by Department of Commerce

National Webinar on Banking in 2025 by Mr. Anilkumar Nirmal PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 200+ Conducted by Department of Commerce

AWARENESS TALK ON International Day for the Eradication of Poverty by Mr. Ranjith Prakash PARTICIPANTS: Students  

International Webinar on Culture in International Business by Mr. Mustafa Kubbawala PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 250+ Conducted by Department of Management  

International Webinar on Leadership from the eyes of Hon. Shri APJ Abdul Kalam Prof. Arun Tiwari   PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public   NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 307+   Conducted by Department of Management

Webinar on Risk in Financial Market by Dr. Manish Pathak   PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public   NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 700+   conducted by Department of Commerce

National Webinar on Current & Future HR Changes & Challenges by Mr. Sameer Gajjar   PARTICIPANTS: Students/Faculty & Public   NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 800+   conducted by Dept. of Management

A workshop on “ challenges in studying abroad and the role of IELTS Program” was conducted by Shri Chetan Mehta – MD of Smart overseas education – Mumbai and has highlighted the need for overseas education. The benefits of studying abroad was shared along with the necessary requisites one need to look into while selecting the course and subject of their choice in the overseas market. The role and importance of exams like IELTS, GRE were discussed in detail Clarity on teaching pedagogies were shared to students The forum was quite interactive and our students were given qualitative inputs as to how to select career in the international countries of. choice All students had a great learning experience too on the following topics 1. Benefits of studying abroad 2. Myths of studying abroad 3. Information of educational loans, financial assistance and scholarships 4. Information of academic requirements and process of applying 5. Process for studying abroad 6. Details of IELTS , GREA AND CMAT 7. Tips and tricks to crack the IELTS EXAM   We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Sir- VP Academics , Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir – Placements Head and placement club faculties for arranging this knowledgeable forum. Placement cell is even thankful to shri Dharmesh bhai, Mr Lynel Kisku Sir and Mr Samuel Banna for their dedicated help and services without which the forum could not have achieved grand success.

Objective of the SEMNIAR: To share the mind mapping power for a success start up entrepreneur and also focus on requisites of innovative business plan generation, execution d highlight practical problems faced by young generation entrepreneurs in nurturing and managing new start up’s To bridge the gap between theory and practice. To understand the incubation process and also importance of pitching the business plan to angel investors. Reasons for failure of start-up’s in Indian market. About the program: The Resource person, Mr.Chirag Shah- Executive director & coach at MIDAS PUNE had addressed the students by explaining the role of creativity in business and how young entrepreneurs can scan the environment and build up a start-up enterprise by solving greater problems The role of setting up a business plan and how to execute a successful business plan with emphasis on environmental scanning, innovative strategies for all functional areas. The importance of values, culture and innovatively manage customers expectations, stakeholders and their role in a successful execution of a business idea. The students were shared practical reasons for the failure of creative startups which could not scale the business to new heights due to revenue shortages. Outcome: Students came to know about the importance of creativity and innovation in business start-ups. Even how they can deal with problem identification and convert an idea into a business model which is unique as compared to competitors. The ethical ways of managing customer’s, stakeholder’s expectations and also on the social role of an entrepreneur. Even live case studies of successful start-up’s nurtured by the incubator at MIDAS were discussed giving value addition in services and solving problems of customers by giving them creative solutions to the problem The seminar was very innovative and students enjoyed the sharing of the entrepreneurial journey of coach Mr Chirag Shah. All students had a great learning and cleared all their doubts regarding STARTUP’S – INCUBATION PROCESS and also it has inculcated an entrepreneurial mindset in our aspiring and young students which motivate them to make a difference in the life of others. We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Sir- VP Academics , Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir – Placements Head and placement club for approving students to attend for this life changing seminar at hotel gateway galaxy.

Objective of the Seminar:- To highlight the importance of jewellery design as a career option To train on the latest technologies related to jewellery design To have an interactive session imparting knowledge of the diamond industry its way forward. About the program: The Resource person Mr. ANKIT BHOJAK- MD AND CEO OF JWELLERY DESIGN INSTITUTE, SURAT MR ANKIT BHOJAK was welcomed by Dr. Priya Narayana with a bouquet. The Speaker then addressed the students about the trends in diamond industry and option of the jewellery design as career option. Outcome: Students came to know about the importance of diamond and jewellery industry and trends plus growth options available in entrepreneurship within the jewellery industry. The forum was a very innovative and students enjoyed the practical tips given by Mr ANKIT BHOJAK. All students had a great learning and cleared all their doubts We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Sir- VP Academics, Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir – Placements Head and placement club faculties for arranging this knowledgeable forum. Placement cell is even thankful to Shri Dharmesh bhai, Mr Lynel Kisku Sir and Mr Samuel Bannal for their dedicated help and services without which the forum could not have been successful.

The Judges were welcomed by Dr. Priya Narayanan with a sapling. Every student was to pick up a chit from a bowl of 54 chits containing various topics. Two minutes were given to each participant to think and then two minutes to speak. The students were evaluated as per the following criteria-confidence, body language, voice modulation, ideas clearly presented, command over language, having 10 marks each. The Judges then addressed the students and gave valuable suggestions. Mr. Khirod Sir thanked the judges with a memento. The list of extempore topics is attached herewith. (Annexure 2) Outcome: Top 30 students were selected for the fourth round of the Student of the year contest 2018-19- Stress Interview. The list is attached herewith. (Annexure 1)

A debate is a discussion or structured contest about an issue or a resolution. A formal debate involves two sides: one supporting a resolution and one opposing it. Such a debate is bound by rules previously agreed upon. Debates may be judged in order to declare a winning side. Debates, in one form or another, are commonly used in democratic societies to explore and resolve issues and problems. In the context of a classroom, the topic for debate will be guided by the knowledge, skill, and value outcomes in the curriculum. Structure for Debate A formal debate usually involves three groups: one supporting a resolution (affirmative team), one opposing the resolution (opposing team), and those who are judging the quality of the evidence and arguments and the performance in the debate. The affirmative and opposing teams usually consist of six to eight members each, while the judging may be done by the teacher, a small group of evaluators, or the class as a whole. In addition to the three specific groups, there may an audience made up of class members not involved in the formal debate. A specific resolution is developed and rules for the debate are established. Conducting Debate in Metas Adventist College: The college under the Mindscraft Club has organised this debate competition to give an opportunity to the students to master themselves for GD’s and public speaking. The students were enthusiast to participate. Total eight group registered for the competition consisting of six members each. The event was conduct into two parts. The first round on the first day (26/11/2018) was the preliminary round to screen out the best teams that qualified for the semi finals. The judge for the day was Mrs Bahar Gulbani. Semi finals and finals were conducted in the second phase of the event on 27th of November 2018. The judge for the event was Mr Gaurav Duggal. Topics for debate Are social networking sites effective or are they just sophisticated means for satisfying people? Are beauty pageants way to objectifying women? Is new politics ideal for opposition not governance? Can technology improve learning experience? Changing names of states and places is justified? Is prohibition on liquor in Gujarat right? Should sex education be imparted in college? Is media the most powerful entity on earth? Is age an important factor in relationship? Participants of the event FY BBA A, FY BBA C, FY BBA D, SY BBA A, SYBBA B, SY BBA C, TY BBA A, TY BBA C Winners of the event Winner – SY BBA B Runner up – TY BBA C

Objective of the forum: To highlight the importance of CAT AND CMAT for MBA Aspiring students. To have an interactive session imparting short cuts to score good marks in CMAT & CAT examinations. To focus on building skills required for speedy execution in CAT & CMAT exams. About the program: The Resource person Mr. Keyur Sharma was welcomed by Dr. Priya Narayana with a bouquet. The Speaker then addressed the students by explaining the importance of CMAT AND CAT for Third year Bcom and BBA Students. Even the vital tools of how to crack logical reasoning, English, mathematical abilities etc w were discussed. The importance of time management with respect to CAT and CMAT were discussed in detail. Outcome: Students came to know about the importance of time management in solving the questions of CMAT & CAT Examinations. The forum was a very innovative and students enjoyed the practical tips given by Mr Keyur Sharma. All students had a great learning and cleared all their doubts We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Sir- VP Academics, Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir – Placements Head and placement club faculties for arranging this knowledgeable forum. Placement cell is even thankful to Shri Dharmesh bhai, Mr Lynel Kisku Sir and Mr Samuel Bannal for their dedicated help and services without which the forum could not have been successful.

The METAS Adventist College had organized an interactive session with Ms. Varsha Adusumilli, author of the book “Wonder Girls”. The book is about millennial career options chosen by the featured girls. It will helpful for all students in their journey for career. The volunteers, faculty in-charges planned and organized this event. The, HODs of Commerce and Management Department, staff and faculty members, students made their gracious presence in the event. The book, “Wonder Girls” is about making real, relatable millennial role models accessible for young women in India. The book is published in both print and digital formats. The goal of Wonder Girls is to showcase to young women that no matter who they are, where they come from and what they look like, there are diverse career choices and life paths available for women. When young women see others like them pursuing dream career paths, they know they can too. The author, Ms. Varsha A. Studied at BITS Pillani- Goa, and immersed herself in the world of startups. She was also one of the founding team members of a digital media start ups. She is passionate about women, books, healthcare and start-ups. The girl participants of the college have attended this session very enthusiastically and inspired and motivated by her interactive talk. Students, faculty members, HOD of the department and all others have appreciated this activity. Students feel proud and happy of being involved and participated in this session. METAS Adventist College always believes in educational, technical, social and holistic development of students. ACKWLEDGEMENT: Any event is impossible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success. Include all their names and their priceless contributions and activities for the accomplishment of the event.

The Resource person, Mr. Prashant Bamola, was welcomed by Dr. Priya with a bouquet. The Speaker then addressed the students by explaining why Financial Planning is an important aspect in every one’s life. He discussed the various steps which are need to be followed while doing a financial planning such as identifying the short term & long term financial goals to achieved, income capacity & liabilities. He said that one must also consult a certified financial planner. He also spoke about various financial products which are available and their returns, which could help us in achieving our financial goals. Outcome: Students came to know about the importance of investment, various investment alternatives for financial planning and current investment scenario in India. Club Members: 1. Ms. Sejal Shah 2. Mr. RamBabu.S 3. Ms. Surabhi Sugathan 4. Ms. Vineeta Chopra

A seminar was conducted on 8th August, 2018 in Seventh Day Adventist college by AIESEC in Surat. The Seminar was attended by 50+ students of BBA Department. The seminar was on the working of AIESEC as an organization and how can students join this organization and develop their Interpersonal skills like, crisis management, people management, Financial Management. Dr. Aarti Vatiani, the President of AIESEC in Surat spoke on how can students improve their CV and overcome their Fear of Speaking on Stage, how can AIESEC gives an opportunity and space to work with various NGO's and Start Up's and work in practical experiences.  The Ex Student of Metas Adventist, Shaleeni Dodawala, who had been to an exchange in Croatia spoke on how can an AIESEC Exchange, help you become Self Independent and mould Adaptability in students, which is the need of the hour in today's world.  At the Last, there was some questions by the students who attended the college about the work experience in AIESEC and how can students go for such exchange themselves. The students got to know much about the Organization and also the opportunities they have which their college provides them for their personal development.  The Seminar was much productive and 40 students registered themselves for becoming the part of AIESEC. The committee of AIESEC is much thankful to Khirod Dalapati Sir, for his excellent cooperation and interest in their students Personal and Professional Development and giving their students such open and challenging opportunities.   

Picnic cum field trip was organized for the students of MBA from 30 March to 2 April to Nashi and Igatpuri in Maharashtrs. Thirty eight students accompanied by two faculties Dr Priya Narayanan and Mr. ParvezMalek left on 30 march at6.00 amto nasik. The group reached Igatpuri at 7.30 pm on march 30 and checked into the resort. Aril 1was planned with several activities. After breakfast the studentsvisited artillery museum which had a stunning collections of weapons and artillery of the Indian army. Several historic and new artillery weapons tanks were displayed. The group went to Nasik Engineering cluster whichis the house of designs prototypes and model testing of automobile parts for industries in Maharashtra. A video presentation was organized about the cluster and its department s.The students were taken around the department s to have a view of designing activities. After lunch and rest activities like swimming and indoor games was arranged followed by DJ Night were the students danced to the tune of popular numbers. On April the students visited Bhandarda dam and returned to Surat after dinner in valsad .The group reached at 12.45 am. Overall the trip was educative and entertaining for the students which was thoroughly enjoyed by the students. DR Priya narayanan  

The Placement Cell of Metas Adventist College had organised a Field Trip/ Industrial Visit for the MBA students to JK Paper Mill Ltd. – Songodh on September 20, 2018. Around 50 students along with two faculties were ready for the field trip. The reporting time for the students was at 6:30 am near the college gate. The bus left for the destination at 7:00 am. Breakfast was provided by the tour and guides at Metas International School, Vyara. We reached JK Paper Mill site at 10:00 am the time that was allotted to us by the company. Due to the lack of helmets we had to wait for a while as there was another group for the visit. At around 12:00 noon our first group with 25 in numbers got the chance to enter into the Mill, while the other group went for a visit to a nearby Temple. Before taking to the sites the guide gave the students few instructions. He went on showing and explaining from the starting of the wood being crushed by the huge machines into pieces till the finished products of paper being bounded and packed which took almost one and half hours for each team. The students were excited to see the huge machines and its work process and began to ask many questions. The guide seeing their curiousness answered each of their questions. It was a moment of great excitement and interest as the students could see the production of the paper through the great machines with their own eyes. The paper mill basically produced green and white colour papers with the pulp of bamboo, eucalyptus and subabul trees. The whole process of production takes about 4 to 5 hours. The Industrial visit was over by 3:00 pm and the lunch was arranged by the tours and travels in Metas Internal School, Vyara at 3:30 pm. By 4:30 pm the bus left the campus and reached the premises of Metas Adventist College at 6:30 pm. The students were escorted by Dr. Priya Narayanan the class sponsor and Mr. Khirod Dalpati the placement officer. Our sincere thanks to the Mr. Parvez Malek Sir for initiating and approaching the HR personals of the Industry and took an appointment for an Industrial visit. We thank the class sponsor Dr. Priya Narayan who is also a member of the placement team for co-ordinating the students for the industrial visit. Over all we would like to thank the Principal & the administrative committee for approving the industrial visit to JK Paper Mill Ltd.

Metas Adventist College Placement Cell, Surat on the request of the sister institute Spicer University, Pune organized a two days Industrial visit for their MBA students. The students arrived in METAS Campus at 5 am in the morning on December 13, 2019. Soon after their breakfast at 8 am they were headed to ADANI PORT. The check in and check out timing was from 9 am to 2 pm. They had their lunch in ADANI CANTEEN and then they were taken to BLUE START LTD from 3.00 pm to 05:00 pm. The students were excited to see the industries infrastructure and production processed and technology. On Friday, December 14, 2019 the students visited SUMUL DAIRY – BAJIPURA NEW PLANT, where they were shown the entire manufacturing process of milk and processed units of chesses and ice cream followed by the visit to animal husbandry unit of Bajipura. The cross breeding of Guajarati cows and buffalo with jersey cow were show in detail and importance of how to take care of the health, breed and quality feed for 2 the cattle was discussed in detail and after lunch at SEVENTH DAY SCHOOL CAMPUS industrial visit to Durga Textile Pvt Ltd plant kadodara was arranged. The students had a rich experience after visiting the industries/company. It was for them a life time experience which would give them a better understanding while pursuing their studies and also bridge gap between theory Vs practice Mr. Robby along with the other faculty from the Spicer University had escorted the students. Mr. Khirod Dalpati, Mr. Binoy Sebastian, Mr Parvez Malek along with the Placement Team had organized the field trip and industrial visit. Thanks to our President & CEO/Principal; Dr. Srikakolli Eliah and Dr. Noble Pillai the Vice Chancellor of Spicer University who have got the sister institutes together in making the industrial visit a success.

One of the most awaited day for the students and one of the major activity of the college. On 23rd February 2019, total of 74 students from courses BBA and BCOM were taken for college annual trip at Mahableshwar. With their bags packed with games, food and a lot more, the children were very happy and excited to go for the trip. All the students and teachers reported at 5:30am in college campus. After taking attendance, the students were transferred to Mahableshwar in sleeper coaches. The seats were allotted to students on preference basis as per their classes. Water bottles were supplied to all the students throughout the journey. Students were provided with breakfast and lunch on the way towards Mahableshwar . All the students kept singing songs, dancing and playing games whole day in the bus till they reached the venue. All the buses reached Saket Palza Resort, Mahableshwar at 10 pm. The students were allotted rooms for getting fresh up and then dinner was arranged in the banquet area of the hotel. On the particular night DJ was also executed in the hotel especially for the students till 12:30 midnight and after that students were directed to respective rooms for overnight sleep. On 24th February 2019 We had early morning breakfast for the students and then students were taken to point visits like monkey point, sucide point, rani laxmi jija points and many more. T he delicious lunch was served to the student at the resort and at 2 pm we departed for MAPRO FOOD PARK- AT & POST Shendurjane , TALUKA WAI -which was a 50 km way from Mahableshwar resort via PANCHGANI ROUTE. We had industrial visit from 4pm to 7pm at MAPRO FOOD PARKSHENDURJANE. We were welcomed by the MAPRO TEAM with a welcome drink and also 2 groups of students were divided to show the manufacturing process of the fmcg products like chocolate, syrups, slush, ketchup, ice cream, and staweberry jellies. The production team member started right from the sourcing of materials like strawberry and showed us the innovative ways of farming of strawberry. Then stocking and showed us the entire process of production which took 2 hours inside the plant. Mr Sushant patil and Ms Madhuri Pawar were the production team members who escorted the whole team inside the plant. They were very much passionate and showed the entire process will all details and also empathetically cleared all the doubts of the students. Students were then given a voucher which they could consume and taste ice creams, slush , fire wood pizza from the canteen and were then allowed to do the shopping at their Agri Mall Zone -where the entire range of various brands of MAPRO Were sold. A special 30% discount was given to students for buying from the AGRI MALL ZONE and on return to the resort delicious food was served and followed by DJ NITE and 12.30. After that all students were directed to their respective allotted rooms for overnight sleep and rest. Next morning, on 26th February 2019, students were given wakeup call at 7 am, and they were instructed to get ready and check out from rooms by 8:30 am. Breakfast time was allotted from 8:30 am to 9:30 am. The buses were then departure from hotel at 10 am to Surat. On the way, buffet lunch was arranged for students at hotel Radha Krishna Mumbai-Pune Highway and dinner was arranged at Valsad highway in Sasuma restaurant. All the students reached safely by 11:30 pm to Surat. The whole tour costed rupees 8000/- per student which included their travel, stay, all meals, drinking water facility, resort, first aid, arrangement of DJ and camp fire. The teachers who accompanied the students are: 1. Mr.Parvez Malek(co- ordinator) 2. Mr.Nirmal Sathyaraj 3. Ms.Vineeta Chopra  

Metas Adventist College Placement Cell, along with subject teachers of Production and Operation management planed one day industrial visit to Balaji Wafers, Valsad. The students arrived in Metas Campus at 7:00 am in the morning on Tuesday, August 21, 2018. After their breakfast from Hotel Krishna, Navsari they headed to BBALAJI WAFERS, VALSAD. The check in and Checkout timings was from 10:00 am to 2:30 Pm. The students were excited to see the industry and the production system. They asked so many questions from the Mr. Bhavin Patel, (HR Head) Nishi Paschal, (HR Executive) of Balaji wafers and all their quarries were answered by them. The students had a rich experience after visiting the industries. It was for them 2 a life time experience which would give them a better understanding while pursuing their subject PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT. After having Lunch at Sasuma Restaurant, Valsad we proceeded to college and reached at 6:30 PM at college campus. Thanks to the entire faculty Mr. Khirod Dalpati, Mr. Parvez Malek, Ms. Surabhi Sugathan and Ms. Vishwa Kikaganesh who was there with students for their support. Thanks to the Placement Team and the Subject teacher of Production and Operations Management Ms. Surabhi Sugathan who had organized the industrial visit.

The main objective of the program is to prepare College faculty for appearing in the National Educational Testing (NET) so that sufficient number of candidates becomes eligible for Assistant Professor in the System as prescribed by UGC guidelines 2010 and 2018. Coaching classes were organized at different times such as during working days, or on holidays, or in vacations, depending on the convenience of the faculty members. The timetable of coaching classes is announced in the beginning of the classes. 20 faculty members attended and benefited by this classes. Metas Adventist College deployed Faculty Members in service and resource persons from post-graduate departments of colleges, who volunteer to teach in the concerned subjects or papers for coaching in Paper I and Papers II respectively. They kept responsible for maintaining co-ordination between different group’s faculty members to ensure effective implementation of the coaching programme. The coaching classes are scheduled in the morning session from 8.30 am to 10.00 am on the following dates and it’s free of cost for faculties.

During the workshop Trainer Mr. Shakil Kadva who has a varied experience in Business Training and Management consulting to various corporate companies in Surat had highlighted challenges in educating the generation Z The outline of the Session was as under Topic of the forum: - Educating Generation Z Topic outline:- 1. The Unstoppable attitude of Generation Z 2. The challenging demands 3. The challenge before young generation educator’s 4. Is your student client or a product? 5. Importance of positive mental attitude 6. Story of Manali 7. The Cambridge way 8. The real duty of a teacher of 21st century 9. In search of happiness 10.Story of a student 11.Why god created men? Even live case studies of corporate companies, educational institutions and effective teacher’s were shared to make participants understand the need to align and change with the growing and energetic youth Importance of career counseling and guidance were shared to improve the behavioral aspects of the students. The session was a very innovative and participants enjoyed the corporate learning’s shared by the resource person. 4 We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Sir- VP Academics, Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir – Placements Head and placement club faculties for arranging this knowledgeable workshop. Placement cell is even thankful to Shri Dharmesh bhai, Mr Lynel Kisku Sir and Mr Samuel Bannal for their dedicated help and services without which the forum could not have been successful.

The METAS Adventist College organizedthree days workshop on “Unraveling Excel for Statistical Analysis” for faculty and staff members to create awareness in research area and usefulness of MS- Excel and its features in research. The experts from the outside have been invited to conduct sessions for three days. The, HODs of Commerce and Management Department, staff and faculty membersmade their gracious presence in the workshop. The workshop was conducted for three days by four esteem resource persons from BRCM College of Business Administration - Dr.Jayesh Desai, In-charge Principal, Dr.Neha Sheth Asst. Professor, Mr.Mrunal Joshi Asst. Professor& Dr.Ushma Desai. First day session was conducted by Dr.Neha and Dr.Ushma, which covered the topics ‘Introduction to Statistical Analysis’ and ‘Basics of Data Analysis’. Next day, the session was headed by Dr.Ushma and Dr.Mrunal covering advanced topics ‘Introduction to parametric and non-parametric testing’ and ‘Non-parametric testing’. On the last day the session was headed by Mr.Mrunal and Dr.Jayesh with the topics ‘Parametric testing’ and ‘Correlation and regression analysis’. This workshop was useful to conduct the research in more systematic manner.It has focused on the basic fundamental level research to the advanced level research. Faculty and staff members appreciated to the management and team members for organizing an informative and innovative workshop. Faculty members have learnt the advanced way in the area of research, how to handle and analyse data with the latest advanced tools of MS-Excel. Faculty and staff members ofcommerce and management departments had participated very enthusiastically. They gained an advanced level knowledge and developed insight, how to use excel and its tools for statistical analysis. The President of the METAS Adventist College appreciated this activity. ACKWLEDGEMENT: Any event is impossible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success.

METAS Adventist College, Surat has organized ‘WEEK OF ETHICS’ from 1st to 5 th April, 2019 on the theme “Make a Good Choice”. The event was organised for under graduate and post graduate students of the college. This special week helped students to develop a sense of ethical and moral values and social responsibility and to make a good choice in everyday life. In the celebration which lasted for five days, the college focused on different topics on each day. On first day the first lecture nursing faculty presented their views on Health is Wealth which was followed by the open discussion with students. On second day class sponsors spoke on Values Matter and third day subject teachers presented their thought on Failing Does not make you a failure on fourth day chaplains spoke on spiritual life. On fifth day volunteers spoke on Feel responsible in whatever you do. Students feel proud of being involved and participated in the social activity. METAS Adventist College believes not only in educational and technical development but rather believes in ethical, cultural and social development of students as well as society. Any event is impossible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success. Include all their names and their priceless contributions and activities for the accomplishment of the event.

As one of the many events, the VIVACITY Club had organized a visit to Samvedana, mentally challenged children home to make the youth aware about the problems & hardships faced by these children & their efforts to cope up with them. The faculty incharges & the volunteers of the club planned and organized this event. Fund for this project was raised voluntarily by the faculty incharges, students & volunteers. Who participated in this activity and visited the place. Samvedana Charitable Trust is having approx 100 mentally retired children in their school. These students are of different age group from 4-45 yrs. Transportation to the venue was arranged by the college authorities. All participants were keen to know about the disabled children & intricacies of their life. The college students tried to entertain the children by playing games with them and danced with them as well. They distributed gifts to these children and also included different items of daily needs like soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, dustbin, mop, shampoo, hair-oil, gas-stove, glasses, vessels for cooking etc. & food items like dal, pulses, grains, ghee, oil for cooking, etc. They also contributed money for providing milk to those students. Students, faculty members, HOD of the department ant all others have appreciated this activity. The visit was for a few hours but it left an ever lasting impression on all of us. The visit left a deep impact on our conscious and on us as well. We were more sensitive than what we were when we arrived; sensitive towards the disabled people. Students feel proud and happy of being involved and participated in this noble selfless activity. No event is possible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success. Include all their names and their priceless contributions and activities for the accomplishment of the event.

The Management Club of Metas Adventist College, Surat with the advice and help of the Administration had organised Campus Cleaning Day on October 02, 2019. The faculty and students divided themselves into two to three teams and started cleaning from each end of the campus.The participants were a mixture 150 - of GNM, BBA, B.Com & MBA along with the college staff and faculty. Thanks to the Management Club for organising such an event to clean up the campus on the day of Gandhi Jayanti and to create an awareness of ‘Cleanliness is next to Godliness.’ Clean India can be possible by cleaning our nearby surroundings.

Objective of the Rally: To celebrate the birthday of Shri Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and also initiate a unity drive across the nation with focussing on building the values like trust, honest, integrity in youth. To share his journey of life to students To have a peace rally across the campus with the batten and release the message of peace with slogan and pluck cards. To give message of unity to all citizens in the nearby community About the program: The life sketch of Shri Sardar Patel was shared to the students and even relevance of the statue of unity was shared to the students. Mr PARTH GHAI- TYBBA-B & Ms MAHIMA JAIN OF TY BBA-B were given the task to talk on the life sketch of shri Sardar vallabh bhai patel and his contribution towards world peace and prosperity were shared in the auditorium to 120 students. A rally of 120 students was all around the campus education and emphasizing on unity and peace to all mankind around the campus. Tri colour balloons and pigeons were released as to mark the call for unity The importance of values, culture and peace messages were given to students and citizen inside the campus too. Outcome: Students came to know about the importance of values systems and the role they play in creating peace and harmony in environment All students had got motivated with the life sketch of Sardar Patel and even the peace unity rally was carried out with great enthusiasm and zeal. We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Sir- VP Academics , Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir – Placements Head and placement club for mega celebration of the run for unity day.

Metas Adventist school of nursing first year GNM students had organised Adventist global youth day –feeding the poor on 25th February,2019,Monday to make the youth aware about feeding the poor at eklera village,sachin rural-surat district.the faculty incharge and students of first year GNM students planned and organised this event.fund for this event was given by mr.lynnel Kisku. Students & faculty participated in this activity of preparation of food and served the villagers. Eklera consists of approximately 60 families. Transportation to the venue was arranged by the college authorities. All participants were taken to know about the poor families and their difficulties facing regarding their daily food/meals. The nursing students learnt like preparing food and feeding poor, they understood the needs of villagers both physical and health needs Mr. Danny from hope channel Bangalore and Mr.Ajay Philips, METAS Surat had also participated in this activity by taking photography and video. Students, Faculty Members, HOD of the department and all others have appreciated this activity.the visit was for a few hours but it left an ever lasting impression on all of us. Students feel proud and happy of being involved and participated in this ADVENTIST GLOBAL YOUTH DAY 2019 - FEEDING THE POOR

The Vivacity Club of METAS Adventist College organized a “BLOOD DONATION CAMP” in association with the Surat Raktadan Kendra and Research Centre. The volunteers of the club and faculty in-charges planned and organized this event. The President of METAS, HODs of Commerce and Management Department, staff and faculty members, students made their gracious presence in the camp. The camp was conducted in a systematic manner with thorough check up of potential donors including their weight, blood pressure, haemoglobin content in the blood etc. The hall in hospital was utilized for checkup, as well as donation itself and also donors could lie down and recuperate for a while before they leave venue. Refreshments were provided to the students who were part of the camp. Students from all the departments of the college had participated very enthusiastically. More than 80 students had joined for the camp, out of 50 students were allowed to donate blood. Each of the donor has received a certificate from Surat Raktadan Kendra and Research Centre. They also got a donor’s card as an incentive, to get an unit of blood available at a discounted rate from blood bank in next one year. The President of the METAS Adventist College appreciated and congratulated the donor. Any event is impossible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success. Include all their names and their priceless contributions and activities for the accomplishment of the event.

Volleyball is a team sports in which two teams of six players are separated by a net. Each team tries to score points by grounding a ball on the other team's court under organized rules. It has been a part of the official program of the Summer Olympic Games since 1964. The ball is usually played with the hands or arms, but players can legally strike or push (short contact) the ball with any part of the body. REFEREES: Mr. Dhruv Golakia, Mr. Manav Italia & our school sports team. On 16th December, 2018, at 7:30 am Warriors Club invited Mr. Mohan Rao Nathala, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Metas Adventist college as Chief Guest and event was stated in the presence of Club in-charges, volunteers and participants after the opening prayer offered by Mr. Mohan Rao Nethala. Students, volunteers and participants participated in the game with huge enthusiasm and sporting spirit. Total four rounds (Qualifying round, Quarter Finals, Semi finals and Finals) were conducted for both girls and boys separately. Under the girls category, BALL BUSTERS stood at first position and THE ULTIMATES secured the second position. Under the boys category KAVI-SAMELAN stood at first position and ALL STARS secured second position. Trophies and certificates were handed over to the winners around at 1:30 pm on the same day (16th December, 2018) by Chief Guest Mr. Mohan Rao Nethala and closing prayer offered by Mr. Rambabu Sambattina. Warriors Club thanked all the students, participants and volunteers for their support and priceless time.  

Cricket is one of the most popular game played overseas. Cricket was first played in southern England in the 16th century. By the end of the 18th century, it had developed to be the national sport of England. The expansion of the British Empire led to cricket being played overseas and by the mid-19th century the first international match was held. The international cricket council is the governing body. METAS PREMIER LEAGUE was interclass cricket tournament organized on 8 th and 9th January 2019, 7:30 am onwards on the lalbhai contractor stadium cricket ground with 15 teams from management as well as commerce department and nursing department. It was a knock out tournament for girls with 8 over and each team having 11+3 players. For boys we had league match which was for 1 days. Each team was given their own jersey of their team; it was the attire for the tournament. The qualifying round was conducted with the teams choosing the opponents by chit system. The tournament was taken care by four esteemed umpires of LAL BHAI STADIUM, SURAT - As the game proceeded the applauds, cheers, hooting went loud. The batsmen went wild and hit dozens of fours and sixes, while the bowlers were try their best to keep their line and length and bowl as many as maidens as possible. The running between the wickets was an area of concern for both the teams. The audience hooted loud whenever a dangerous batsmen catch was dropped while the bowlers frowned. The bowlers went rebellious and started taking a catch of their own deliveries. The wicket keepers never missed an opportunity to get the bails off. The matches were spectacular and kept the audience nail biting. The final match was a 12 over match, played between the best teams of the tournament i.e. The players show cased the spirit of team work and enthusiasm for game. The crowd went loud whenever a four or six was hit. Audience with their cheers for their favourite teams motivated the players to hit even harder. The bowlers tried their best to maintain their pace and tried maidens while the batsmen tried their best to hit the ball hard for sixes. The tournament was won by Royal Strikers by four wickets. The crowd applauded the loudest when the Royal Strikers won their winning trophies. The winners were over whelmed with the cheers and the motivation they got from the audience. The runner’s up were happy to have given a difficult fight. The tournament was a successful event with the co-operation of all the members of METAS, the enthusiast effort of students and the motivation by the audience. Our students really enjoyed MPL with the spirit of sportsmanship. We are extremely thankful to Dr. Mohan Rao Sir- VP ACADEMICS, MR. Syam Prasad Sir Mr Khirod Dalpati Sir- PLACEMENT HEAD, MR LYNEL KISKU SirCOMMUNICATIONS HEAD for their continuous support, guidance and motivation for which MPL had reached to the next level in performance. Also we are extremely thankful to core team of Warrior Club Volunteer’s for working passionately for the success of MPL. It was the hard work of the volunteers and even able leadership ,direction, motivation of the Warriors Club faculties- Mr Nirmal Sathyaraj Sir, Mrs Surbhi Madam , Ms. Vishwa and Mr Parvez Malek which made this event successful at next level in terms of performance. The list of team are attached below. We are extremely thankful to our esteemed sponsors for MPL 1. K’S CHARCOAL-TITLE SPONSOR 2. AMRIT MOBILE ELECTRONICS 3. GOLD NUTRITION SUPPLEMENTS 4. SHIBORI 5. T.I.M.E

Football is a family of team sports that involve, to varying degrees, kicking a ball to score a goal. Unqualified, the word football is understood to refer to whichever form of football is the most popular in the regional context in which the word appears. GUEST: MR. RAVI KUMAR P, MR. ISRAEL G & MR. MOHAN RAO NETHALA On 28/10/2018, at 7:30 am Warriors Club invited Mr. Mohan Rao Nathala, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Metas Adventist college as Chief Guest and event was stated in the presence of Club in-charges, volunteers and participants after the opening prayer offered by Mr. Mohan Rao Nethala. Students, volunteers and participants participated in the game with huge enthusiasm and sporting spirit. Total four rounds (Qualifying round, Quarter Finals, Semi finals and Finals) were conducted for both girls and boys separately. Mr. BORON & team (TY BBA & TY BCOM) stood in first position and Mr. JIMIT PATEL & team secured the second position. Trophies and certificates were handed over to the winners around at 1:30 pm on the same day (28/10/2018) by Chief Guest Mr. Mohan Rao Nethala and closing prayer offered by Mr. Rambabu Sambattina.There are a number of references to traditional, ancient, or prehistoric ball games played by indigenous peoples in many different parts of the world. The Football League was founded in England, becoming the first of many professional football competitions. During the twentieth century, several of the various kinds of football grew to become some of the most popular team sports in the world. Warriors Club thanked all the students, participants and volunteers for their support and priceless time. Warrior Club especially thank the Navin Electronics for their financial support in the form of sponsorship for organising the event.  

Chess is a two-player strategy board game played on a chessboard, a checkered gameboard with 64 squares arranged in an 8×8 grid. The game is played by millions of people worldwide. Chess is believed to have originated in India sometime before the 7th century. The game was derived from the Indian game chaturanga, which is also the likely ancestor of the Eastern strategy games xiangqi, janggi, and shogi. Chess reached Europe by the 9th century, due to the Umayyad conquest of Hispania. The pieces assumed their current powers in Spain in the late 15th century; the rules were standardized in the 19th century. On 14/09/2018, at 11:30 am Warriors Club invited Mr. Mohan Rao Nathala, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Metas Adventist college as Chief Guest and event was stated in the presence of Club incharges, Volunteers and participants after the opening prayer offered by Mr. Mohan Rao Nethala. Student, volunteers and participants participated in the game with huge enthusiasm and sporting spirit. Total four rounds were conducted. Mr. Darshil Nahata from TY-BCOM(B), stood in first position and Mr. Kismat Chowdhary from FY BBA (D) secured the second position. Trophies and certificates were handed over to the winners around at 1:30 pm on Sunday i,e., 16-09- 2018 by Chief Guest M-r. Mohan Rao Nethala and closing prayer offered by Mr. Nirmal Sathyraj. Warriors Club thanked all the students, participants and volunteers for their support and priceless time. Warrior Club especially thank the following Volunteers for organising the event in a successful way and great manner. SHAIKH ALAVES (SY MBA), SAHIL TAMAKUWALA (SY MBA), SHAFI SAIYED (SY BBA-A), AYESHA SAIYED-FY BBA(D), RAJ KANGRIWALA-SY BBA(B), YASHVARDHAN BOOTHRATY BBA (B), HAMZA- SY BBA (D), KRISHNA KHETAN-SY BBA(A), BORON -TY BCOM(A), KEYU NAROLA –TYBBA(A), KEYUR ANKOLIYA-TYBBA(A), UDIP SHAH-TYBCOM(A) AND ETC.  

Badminton is a racquet sport played using racquets to hit a shuttlecock across a net. Although it may be played with larger teams, the most common forms of the game are "singles" (with one player per side) and "doubles" (with two players per side). Badminton is often played as a casual outdoor activity in a yard or on a beach; formal games are played on a rectangular indoor court. Points are scored by striking the shuttlecock with the racquet and landing it within the opposing side's half of the court. Each side may only strike the shuttlecock once before it passes over the net. Play ends once the shuttlecock has struck the floor or if a fault has been called by the umpire, service judge, or (in their absence) the opposing side. On 16/09/2018, at 7:30 am Warriors Club invited Mr. Mohan Rao Nathala, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Metas Adventist college as Chief Guest and event was stated in the presence of Club in-charges, volunteers and participants after the opening prayer offered by Mr. Mohan Rao Nethala. Students, volunteers and participants participated in the game with huge enthusiasm and sporting spirit. Total four rounds (Qualifying round, Quarter Finals, Semi finals and Finals)were conducted for both girls and boys separately. Under the boys category Mr. Shubham Somani SYBBA-A stood in first position and Mr. DARSHAN DHAMELIA SYBBA-B secured the second position. Under the girls category Ms. Shefali Gill stood in first postion and Ayesha Saiyed secured second postion. Trophies and certificates were handed over to the winners around at 1:30 pm on the same day(16-09-2018) by Chief Guest M-r. Mohan Rao Nethala and closing prayer offered by Mr. Rambabu Sambattina. Warriors Club thanked all the students, participants and volunteers for their support and priceless time. Warrior Club especially thank all the Volunteers for organising the event in a successful way and great manner.  

Sports play a great role in our life as it keeps us healthy, wealthy and active. We can have a healthy mind only when we have a healthy body. Great achievements come our way when we maintain our physical and mental well-being. We can say sports as forms of competitive physical activity played by the people through casual or organized participation. It helps everyone to improve and maintain physical ability and skills. It is a way of entertainment to the participants. Keeping the objectives in mind METAS ADVENTIST COLLEGE, SURAT organised annual sports day on 28th January, 2019. The event was organised at the school sports ground. The activities under the sports day was divided into two categories. The field events and the track events. The warriors’ club invited entries for both boys and girls in different categories. Total 300 students enrolled themselves for the different events. The Track events were: 1) 100m race 2) 200 m race 3) 400 m race 4) Sack race 5) Relay race 6) Lemon & spoon race 7) Skipping race 8) 3- Legged race The field events were: 1) Long jump 2) High jump 3) Shot put 4) Tug of war The sportsman for the year 2019 was MR. BORON - (T.Y B.COM) The sportswoman for the year 2019 was MS. HIRAL- (F.Y BBA-D) The College Sports Day was a successful event with the co-operation of the entire members Warriors club – volunteers, Teachers and motivation by the audience Our students really enjoyed College Sports Day with the spirit of sportsmanship. We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Rao Sir- VP ACADEMICS, ,Mr. Syam Prasad Gaddam Sir- AVP ACADEMICS ,Mr Khirod Dalpati SirPLACEMENT HEAD, MR LYNEL KISKU Sir- COMMUNICATIONS HEAD for their continuous support, guidance and motivation.. Also we are extremely thankful to the Warrior Club Volunteer’s It was the hard work of the volunteers and even able leadership, direction, motivation of the Warriors Club faculties- Mr Nirmal Satyaraj Sir, Mrs Surabhi Sugatthan, Ms. Vishwa Kikaganesh and Mr Parvez Malek which made this event successful at next level in terms of performance.

The term “Women Empowerment” refers to empowering women with education, employment, decision making, and better health in view of an equal and just society. Women Empowerment is a process to make the women financially independent, educated and progressive, enjoying a good social status. Women since ages have been struggling to be socially and professionally recognized as equivalent to men. Women empowerment is the empowerment of women which helps them to take their own decisions by breaking all personal limitations of the society and family. With this concept, the ‘Vivacity Club’ of Metas Adventist College had organized “Women Empowerment Day”. It was the first time that any event related to empowering women was organized, hence the in charges of vivacity club planned to mark this event successfully. The event was conducted on 9th July 2019 at 10.30 to 11.30, in the conference room of the college with all the girls’ participants. Around 80 girls participated in the event. Initially, the girls were shown a video which promotes and projects women empowerment strongly. The club invited the girl students of the college, who are Energetic Entrepreneurs Experienced or undergoing Startup in any field (large scale or small scale) were called upon and felicitated by the college. Total 10 such entrepreneurs were felicitated. This was to encourage them and other girls who are taking this wonderful initiative to empower women. Their names are as follows: 1. AAYESHA NOORANI (SY MBA) 2. AASHNA U SHAH (SY MBA) 3. Muskan Jain (FY MBA) 4. RISHIKA BERI WALA (TY BCOM) 5. PRATIKSHA SHUBHASH WADHWANI (TY BCOM) 6. NISHI SINGHVI (TY BBA-A) 7. JHANVI KEWALRAMANI (TY BBA A) 8. JANVI BANSAL (SY BBA-B) 9. Devanshi Lunkad (SY BBA B) 10. HIRAL NARENDRABHAI HIRPARA (SY BBA D) All these girls were felicitated by Ms. Ruchi Bambhania by giving away flowers, badges and a token of appreciation. Ms. Ruchi also motivated all with her enthusiastic and courageous speech. At the end, some fun activities and games were planned for the girls. The first game was a memory game into which slide shows with all the prominent women personalities were shown to them. The girls had to remember the names and write it on a piece of paper provided to them, after the end of the slide show. Total 15 personalities were shown to them. Ms. Shreeta Dave and Ms. Radhika Bansal won this game by writing 14 right answers. The second game was a group activity, where the girls were divided into a group of five. Each group had a leader, who was blindfolded. There was a path made with the paper glasses scattered all over. The leader was supposed to pass this path without touching the glasses or crushing them. The rest of the team members were supposed to guide her in this task. This particular game was to generate a team spirit in the girls. Total 8 groups registered for this game. The team of TYBBA C was announced the winner of the game as they completed this task successfully. The word of thanks was given. The hosts of the event were Ms. Shelly Chopra (TYBBA A) and Ms. Khyati Patel of SYBBA C section. In essence, the event was a great success with the contribution from the management, help of the volunteers and the efforts of the in charges.

A forum was conducted for the UG & MBA students on the topic “BUSTING THE DIGITAL MARKETING MISBELIEF” in the College Conference Hall on Thursday, July 18, 2019. A total number of 95 students attended the forum. Mr. Bhautik Sheth, the founder of iVIPANAN Digital Marketing & Management Services was the guest speaker who had enlightened the students with the following concepts of Digital Marketing. WHAT DIGITAL MARKETING IS NOT! Digital Marketing is not only about face book. Not about creating images and posting on social media. Not about posting in groups and tagging unnecessarily. Not only about stuffing key words on website. Not the one time activity. PLATFORMS OF DIGITAL MARKETING The various platforms of digital marketing can be as follows: - Social media Marketing, SEO, Google Adds, Web Analytics, Blogging, Content Strategist etc. DARK SIDE OF DIGITAL MARKETING INDUSTRY There are the dark side of digital marketing, such as Lack of exposure. New entrants. No experience. False promises. Everybody is an ‘Industry Expert’!! No reallife live project experience. Reading and delivering. Copying other’s practice to expect the same result. PROBLEMS WITH CUSTOMERS Some of the problems with the customers are: No clarity of own business. Confused between marketing and sales. No long-term marketing blueprint. Expectation on sales without focusing on marketing. Heavy reliance on marketing agency. Lack of involvement. BUSINESS ARE MISGUIDED BY Social media images. Festival Posts. First rank on Google in a month. Website content writing (By a fresh College grad!). traditional Marketing is dead THINK BEFORE OPTING FOR DIGITAL MARKETING COURSE Experience of a trainer is very important. Is a trainer practitioner too? Understand the content of training program. What after the course? Live project? Is there a team with trainer? Does he inspire to move ahead? The forum was an eye opener for the students of the positive and negative aspects of the Digital Marketing, many of which they were unaware of. A sincere appreciation for the Placement Team and to the student volunteers who had made the forum a successful one.

Metas Adventist College, Surat had organised a plant visit for the MBA students to Sumul, Bajipura on July 30, 2019 from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. There were thirty seven MBA students (Marketing/HR/Finance) along with two faculties. The Surat District Co-operative Milk Producers' Union Ltd, (Sumul) is one among the 17 district unions which acts as manufacturing units of dairy products & Cattle Feed & Fodder Seeds Distribution for Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Limited, the marketers of Amul brand of products. The HR personal of the SUMUL had taken the students around the factory to show the functions of the various units and the process and the production of the fodder. Sumul had started 1000 MT capacity modem Sumul Dan Factory at Bajipura & their milk producer get benefited financially by getting well balanced cattle feed. They produce various types of cattle feed for high yielding animals as per their daily need. Buffalo special Dan is the best example for this. They all from their unit will plan that at society level they use their scientifically produced cattle feed. Use of their products like Buffalo special, Sumul high pro, Sumul gold plus, Sumul calf starter as per the need is the foundation of their business in development. In addition there is an increase in milk production capacity & Number of buffaloes they have produced & sold their high quality cattle feed "Sumul Buffalo special ( 4265 MT) & Sumul High pro feed (1558 MT). Thanks to the Placement Team and the Administrative Body of Metas Adventist College for organising and permitting the students for the Plant Visit. We thank the HR Team of SUMUL, Surat who have given permission for the Plant Visit.

Adani Group is an Indian multinational conglomerate company headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Its diversified businesses include resources, logistics, agribusiness and energy sectors. The Group is the largest port developer and operator in India with Mundra Port being a commercial port. It owns Fortune, India’s largest edible oil brand through a joint venture with Wilmar International in Singapore. The Flagship Company of the Adani group is Adani Enterprises Limited. In April 2014, it added the 4th unit of 660 MW at its Tiroda Power plant, making Adani power the largest private power producer of the country In 2015, Adani was ranked India's most trusted infrastructure brand by The Brand Trust Report 2015.The company was founded in 1988 as a commodity trading business. First generation entrepreneur Gautam Adani is the founder & chairman of Adani Group. A learning-based initiative aimed at students is making waves in schools and colleges across India. Going by the name of “Project Udaan”, this initiative has benefitted around 2.50 lakh students covering 27000 schools and colleges across India. The major objective behind organizing such trips is to encourage young minds to develop an interest in all sorts of enterprises and to encourage them to dream big in life. It is being used to empower communities, enhance life quality and instill hope for a better future Run by the Adani Foundation, “Udaan” has a presence in 13 states in India. “Project Udaan” is headed by Dr. Priti G Adani, wife of billionaire businessman Gautam Adani. The project is inspired by the latter’s life changing story. Under this project, a one-day familiarization trip is organized to give students from 12 th standard to college students a chance to visit Adani Port, Adani Power and Adani Wilmar facilities at the Mundra site and gain insights into the large-scale business activities carried out there. All our MBA Students enjoyed their stay at Shantivihar which had the following activities 1- Morning and Evening prayers 2- Games and other activities at evening session. 3- Laughter therapy in morning session 4- Cultural program in the late evening session. 5- Outdoor games played by our students

Metas Adventist College is committed to spread Ethical Culture hence by Celebrating Week of Ethics. This initiative was conceptualized to engage students while making a visible mark in the student’s ethical progress. The endeavor was to plan a few impactful activities that will help cascade the culture of ethical behavior in to our students. We try and facilitate this through learning and experience sharing. As part of Ethics Week, a host of engaging activities were conducted. The focus was to create awareness on the importance of Ethics. As part of Ethics Week, a host of engaging activities were conducted. The focus is to create awareness on the importance of Ethics. This Week Of Ethics is for the Awareness of Ethics to all the Students, Which will showcase the Ethical Values & Expectations, it will also help as reminder of How we Incorporate Ethical Decision making in all the Activities that are being performed- Decoration Day Kindness Day Gratitude Day Integrity Day The Activities were focused on bringing awareness to Ethic , we Reinforce the Principles of Recognizing the Hard Work of Staff Members & Promote Our Share Values. 1. TheDecoration Day : It was celebrated on the very first day of week of Ethics, where all the Bulletin Boards Of the College Campus were being 2 Decorated by the Participants as per the Allotted Themes.the teams were made according to the classes. A group of five or more were invited to participate into this competition. The competition was held between 7.30 to 8.30. Almost 100 students participated in the competition. Mr Agnew and Mr Lynnel judged and declared the results for this competition. 2. Gratitude Day : The 2 nd Event Of the Week Which was Gratitude Day was celebrated on 23rd of July 2019. To develop a sense of gratitude towards the fourth grade employee of the institute, the students arranged a felicitation ceremony. All the Helpers Were called up on the Stage in the Conference Hall & as a Token of their Hard-Work , Passion towards their Job, they were given Appreciation in front of Everyone also a Gift for their Dedication. Some consumables were also distributed for these employees. 3. On The Day Of Kindness : The third day of week of ethics was celebrated as ‘Kindness Day’ In which all the Students , faculty Members were taken to the Adventist Hospital to Interact & show Kindness towards the Patients by Gifting them Fruits and doing Prayers for their Early recovery and Good health! This kind gesture of sympathy touched the patients very deeply and they blessed everyone in return. 4. Integrity Day, Last and Final Day of this Week of Ethics was Celebrated as Integrity Day, in which Volunteers of VivaCity Club were Allotted different classes were they have Projected a Case Study & all the classes 4 Participated in such Fun Ethical Awareness Activity. The Ethics Quiz conducted was based on situations that one could encounter in professional life. This initiative saw wide participation, All the winners were felicitated.  

“A clean India would be the best tribute India could pay to Mahatma Gandhi on his 150 birth anniversary in 2019,” said Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi as he launched the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Mission) at Rajpath in New Delhi. On 2nd October 2014, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was launched throughout length and breadth of the country as a national movement. The campaign aims to achieve the vision of a ‘Clean India’ by 2nd October 2019. The mission focuses on sanitation and clean drinking water throughout the country. Metas Adeventist College organized an awareness Campaign and Cleanliness Drive under Swachh Bharat Swasth Bharat Abhiyaan Programme on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. The main purpose of this programme was to create awareness among the students regarding Cleanliness and its benefits. Under this programme, all the students from BBA, BCOM and MBA had to participate. Even teachers were the essential part of this drive. Metas Adeventist College contributed to Swachh Bharat Abhiyan with following actions: AWARENESS PROGRAMME: The head of the Health Department of Surat Municipal Corporation addressed staff and students of Metas Adeventist College on 1st October 2019 on cleanliness and sensitized the movement. He shared the ill effects of using one time use plastic and also elaborated its harmful effect on to the environment. At this point the students also took an oath to eliminate the use of single use plastic. POSTER MAKING COMPETITION: With the aim to create awareness into students and to people Vivacity Club organized a “Poster Making Competition” with the theme of “Plastic Free India”. Around 13 teams with five students in each team participated in this event. These teams were from different departments like commerce, management and nursing. The students were asked to use only colors and Sketching for the poster making. The team from TyBcom class secured the second runners up position, the class team of TYBBA A secured the first runners up place and the class team of SYBBA A was declared the winners. Two experts from the school were called upon to judge the event. After a through tour of the teams they declared the winners. Over all it was a great event which completely fulfilled its objective by creating an awareness in the students. CLEANLINESS DRIVE ON DUMAS BEACH: Many of the students and staff members of the Metas Adventist College participated in the Cleanliness Drive to clean the Dumas beach and surrounding area of it as the part of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan on 2nd October 2019. This was the first ever effort wherein all staff and students participated in the drive. Vivacity Club of Metas Adventist College organised a cleanliness drive under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, on 2nd October 2019 7.30 am. to 11.30 am. and collected more than 25 bags of garbage (paper waste/Plastic waste/ Plastic bottles) from various locations on the Dumas beach and surrounding area of it. More than 60 students, non teaching staff and our faculty members from our Department participated in this campaign. This is the next step after the cleanliness drive in the campus after 2018 initiative. The cleanliness drive under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan is initiated to encourage, motivate, and institutionalize the concept of cleanliness among the students, teaching community, and administrative supporting staff from undergraduate level. At this stage, the student community can be shaped to be good citizens with a mindset to make the concept of 'Clean and Green India' a reality. The initiative will definitely motivate the institutions that are really practicing the concept of cleanliness from inception, and can be a bench mark to other institutions to emulate. The overall aspect considered while evaluating the institutions is the existing practices followed to maintain good and efficient environment which positively affects the health and learning of the student/teaching community. The practice of cleanliness must be on a regular and continuous basis as the concept of cleanliness leads to overall improvement of the credibility of academic institutions. In the beginning everyone took an oath of keeping our home, locality and city clean. The SMC (Surat Municipal corporation) was a great help in conducting the event. They not only gave us permission with allotted area but also provided us with all sort of equipments for this drive. The Club took care of the personal hygiene for the students and the faculty, hence provided everyone with mask and hand gloves. The Club members started the programme by cleaning different parts of the beach. Then the teachers and students followed suit. Some of them picked brooms and started their job. Some of the students cleaned the surrounding parts. And others went to the beach side places and started picking wrappers lying scattered there. After collecting them they threw them in to the dustbins. After doing this job for two to three hours, all assembled at the center area. It was a unique experience for everyone. All the participants were delighted to be the part of this great drive that could have transformed the face of our country for ever.

The 5th International Yoga Day was celebrated on 21 June 2019, Friday at METAS Adventist College with great enthusiasm. Almost 82 students took part in theevent along with 12 faculties. One yoga teacher and accompanied by 1 trained instructor were there to conduct the yoga practice as per the directions received from management. All the participants, Volunteers and Yoga teachers assembled in the earmarked area from 9:30 am itself so as to ensure that the practice session is conducted in the most conducive manner. The Yoga session started exactly at 9:45 am with Prayer, and systematic practice of different ‘ASANAS” of standing, sitting and laying positions (both lying on back andreverse) smoothly changing in succession under the instructions of Yoga teacher and supervision of trained Volunteers. During the course of “Yogabhyas”, the Yoga teacher also narrated the usefulness of different “Asanas” as a precautionary measure, in curing many Diseases and the usefulness of Yoga in the overall wellbeing of a human being. Students enjoyed the meditation sessions the most and it was very refreshing and different experience altogether for all of them. The entire “YOGABHYAS” and “MEDITATION” part lasted for an hour. An oath was taken by all the participants that they will continue to practice Yoga for keeping their Body and mind in healthy, stress-free and cheerful condition. Report Submitted By: Vineeta Chopra (Spectrum Club Incharges: Vineeta Chopra, Ranjith Prakash, Rambabu Sambatina)

International days are occasions to educate the public on issues of concern, to mobilize political will and resources to address global problems, and to celebrate and reinforce achievements of humanity. The existence of international days predates the establishment of the United Nations, but the UN has embraced them as a powerful advocacy tool. June 26 is observed as International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking every year after the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution on December 7, 1987, as an “expression of its determination to strengthen action and cooperation to achieve the goal of an international society free of drug abuse.” Supported each year by individuals, communities and various organizations worldwide, the global observance of International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking aims to “raise awareness of the major problem that illicit drugs represent to society.” ‘Health for Justice. Justice for Health’, the theme for International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking 2019, highlights that “justice and health are two sides of the same coin when it comes to addressing drug problems.” Metas Adventist college, Surat also celebrated this day with all the zeal and enthusiasm. To promote this day and to create awareness amongst the youth ‘Vivacity Club’ of Metas Adventist College along with its volunteers prepared a street play on the same theme. This play was performed as a flash mob in to the canteen area of the college. Total 16 students performed for this street play which portrayed ill effects of the consumption of different drugs. Also it tried to put forth how the families of the drug addicted people struggle in different dimensions of life. Approximately 300 students witnessed this play in Metas Adventist College. The play was hugely appreciated by all. Also the club distributed badges to all the students against drug abuse. After having a successful performance in the college the team went to a nearby Sarvajanik College of Engineering and Technology. Here also the team along with the mentors and other faculty performed a play. A dome was allotted for the team for this performance. Almost 500 students were watching the play. Also we distributed badges against drugs to all the students. According to the feedbacks they appreciated the efforts taken by the college and were thankful to raise the awareness in such a connecting way. In a nut shell, the event was a successful one! Thanks to the management and faculties who helped us through.

Global youth skills day was celebrated first time at Metas Adventist college on 15th july, 2019. Totally 13 students participated in this event. Students in 2 groups perfomered a small drama which showed two types of leadership skills i.e Autocratic Leader and Democratic leader. It showed that how leadership skills are important for an individual in their personal life. Students went to each class and performed a drama which showed how communication skills, leadership skills and vaarious other skills are important in individual’s personal life. All the particpants were given appreciation certificate so that they get motivated to do more sincerely. I would like to thank concerned authorities for giving our club a chance to celebrate this event. Club Incharges Tushti .P. Bakrania Sejal shah Raju. Ramella

"Admiration comes easy to a person, who is endowed with the fine art of public speaking, who adorns common thoughts with the grace of elocution, and the elegancy of style” ……the famous words lingered on in the mind of all those who were lucky to witness the Elocution Competition on the 2nd July 2019, from 9.30 am to 12 pm hosted by the ‘Mindskraft Club’ in the Conference Hall of the College. The participants, exhibited perfect nuances and finer points that go into making a public speech interesting and captivating. The poise, self-confidence and praiseworthy articulation delivered by the speakers with uncommon sense of 2 conviction, made the event a benchmark for the fellow students, also providing utmost satisfaction and pride to the teachers. The event had 25 talented speakers from FY BBA, SY BBA, TY BBA, and FY BCOM. SY BCOM, TY BCOM and was given the topic on the basis of chit system. The beautiful opening ceremony was conducted by Ms. Muskan Narang from SY BBA- B and closing ceremony was handled by Ms. Anaisha Elavia fromTY BBA B. The judge was Ms. Mansi Gaurav Kumar, Co-owner of Expert Foreign Consultancy. She is certified IELTS Tutor by British Council. Judge was felicitate with bouquet and momento from the college. 3 Some factors which were adjudged during the competition were portraying of subject, voice quality, clarity and flow, uniqueness and novelty, speech content, meeting the time limits and delivery standards with appropriate topics. Among 25 speakers, winners were Ms. Khyati Patel from SY BBA-C secured 1st position on topic ‘Immigration’ Mr. Mayank Bachawat from TY BBA secured 2nd position on topic ‘Waking up late’ Mr. Tanmay Agrawal from SY BBA-A secured 3rd position on topic ‘Worst Childhood memory’ Participants were encouraged and honored by giving certificates and winners were felicitated through trophies that grace the event with more positivity and confidence. Club In charges Ms. Vishwa Kikaganesh Ms. Vineeta Chopra Ms. Rajul Shah

In today’s world recycling has a very important place. There are a lot of things around that are labeled as dump. But the irony is that most of the dump collected is useful for others if recycled. Best out of waste is one of the most enjoyable crafts that students can be engaged in. This activity was organized by spectrum club to explore and encourage creativity in students and offer them a platform to showcase 2 their skill. It inspires them to think and work creatively and promote artistic excellence. The Inter-college Best out of waste Competition was organized on 08th August 2019 at 10:30 am at student centre in college campus. Students participated with full enthusiasm in the competition. Student came up with amazing ideas using waste materials. A variety of material like were used to design useful goods like chair, wind charm, Tree, Bicycle, photo frames etc were made by the students and appreciated by everyone. The final judgment was made by Ms.Paridhi Bansal. The criteria for judgment were: Creativity, Utilization of resources, Artistic composition and design, Eco friendly and overall presentation. Total of 10 volunteers helped in overall organizing and controlling of the program. There were 22 groups each consisting of 4 members who participated in the event from the courses BBA and BCOM . Each of the goods prepared by the student were very innovative. To made the selection process extremely difficult for the judges. This fun filled activity witnessed an enthusiastic participation of all the students. Three winning groups were selected, each were given different categories of trophies. Teacher incharges: 1. MsVineeta Chopra 2. Mr.Parvez Malek 3. Mr.Rambabu Sambattina 4. Mr.Ranjith Prakash Winners of the Event: 1. Jatin Khatri and group TYBCOM 2. Swathi and group SYBBA 3. Janardan and Group FYBBA

METAS ADVENTIST COLLEGE, Warrior’s club organised interclass badminton singles tournament on 18th August 2019, 7:30 am onwards on the METAS School ground with 14 girls. The matches were conducted in presence of two esteemed referees, Mrs. Anita Sharma and Mrs Kalpana. The players selected their opponents by chit system. The match was between two categories. Girls: There were seven teams in the qualifying rounds. It was an 11 point match. As the first match started the audience began cheering for their favourite players.The players were full with the spirit of game and tried their best to score points as fast as possible. seven players qualified to the second round, it was in this round that the heat of the competition actually started to be felt where in every player tried their best to reduce their short services or fouls and score as many as points as possible quickly and fix their positions in the quarter finals. Here the competition was even graver, every girl tried to make their way to the top three scorers. The top three players were Arpita Garg, Srusti Sufagiya, Shefali Zalavabiya. The final match was of 3 sets, 21 points each and the final set got more interesting. The final was played between Arpita Garg and Srusti Sufagiya. Even 2 the audience were confused, so they cheered every time any of the girls hit a point, the girls gave each other the toughest fight, and the match was entertaining the audience to the fullest. The first set was won Srusti Sufagiya while the second set was won by Arpita Garg. In the final set Srusti Sufagiya hit the first 21 points and bagged the trophy of the winner of the tournament. Arpita Garg became the runner up. Boys: There were twenty two teams in the qualifying rounds. It was an 11 point match. As the first match started the audience began cheering for their favourite players.The players were full with the spirit of game and tried their best to score points as fast as possible. Eleven players qualified to the second round, it was in this round that the heat of the competition actually started to be felt where in every player tried their best to reduce their short services or fouls and score as many as points as possible quickly and fix their positions in the quarter finals. Here the competition was even graver, every boy tried to make their way to the top three scorers. The final match was of 3 sets, 21 points each and the final set got more interesting. The final was played between Shubham Somani and Dharmik. Even the audience were confused, so they cheered every time any of the boys hit a point, the boys gave each other the toughest fight, and the match was entertaining the audience to the fullest. The first set was won Srusti Sufagiya while the second set was won by Arpita Garg. In the final set Dharmik hit the first 21 points and bagged the trophy of the winner of the tournament. Shubham Somani became the runner up. We are extremely thankful to Dr. Mohan Rao Sir- V P ACADEMICS, Mr. Syam Prasad Gaddam Sir- AVP ACADEMICS, Mr Khirod Dalpati Sir- PLACEMENT HEAD, for their continuous support, guidance and motivation for which the event had reached to the next level in performance. Also we are extremely thankful to core team of Warrior Club Volunteers who helped to run the event smoothly and with cooperation.

The main objective of the event was to give an insight to the students about the working of stock markets and the trading mechanism on stock exchanges in India. ABOUT THE PROGRAM: The resource person, Dr. Radha Vyas, was welcomed by Mr. Mohan Rao with a bouquet. The speaker then addressed the students and explained about the stock market in India and about the trading mechanism on stock exchanges. She gave an ‘App’ to the students for downloading. This ‘app’ was related with the live stock market session where live prices of various stocks could be seen. Virtual amount of Rs. 5,00,000/- was given to the students for investment and disinvestment within a predefined time limit i.e. intraday trading. At the end of the time limit, whosoever made the largest amount of profit would be the winner of the game. Trophies were given to the winner, first runner up and second runner up. Vote of thanks was delivered. CONCLUSION: Students learnt about the intricacies of the stock markets, the movement of prices of various stocks and to take decisions about buying and selling stocks in live stock market. ACKWLEDGEMENT: Any event is impossible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success. Our volunteers include: 1. Yogendra Rajput 2. Triveni Narang 3. Sakshi Agarwal 4. Muskan Narang 5. Nishu Patodia 6. Mridul Baid 7. Madhav Daga 8. Devanshi Patel 9. Pinesh Magtarpura Club Members: 1. Ms. Sejal Shah 2. Mr. Rambabu S. 3. Ms. Surabhi Sugathan 4. Ms. Vineeta Chopra

To inculcate creativity for business plan generation, execution and also understand the practical problems faced by young generation entrepreneurs in nurturing and managing new start up’s. To bridge the gap between theory and practice. To have an interactive session with successful start up entrepreneurs who can share their live examples of their own journey to success To have the ability to revive during go slow in business About the program: The Resource person, Mr. Ashish Savani was welcomed by Dr. Priya Narayana with a bouquet. The Speaker then addressed the students by explaining the role of creativity in business and how young entrepreneurs can scan the environment and build up a start-up enterprise by solving greater problems. The role of setting up a business plan and how to execute a successful business plan with emphasis on environmental scanning, innovative strategies for all functional areas. The importance of values, culture and also how to gain and deal with customer’s expectations, stakeholders and their role in a successful execution of a business idea. The importance of people management, development and what is the role of the CEO’s philosophy for empowering employees towards alignment for vision- mission and objectives of the organization Outcome: Students came to know about the importance of creativity and innovation in business start-ups and how they can deal with problem identification and convert an idea into a business model which is unique as compared to competitors with live examples of angel investors who can be pitched about the business idea. The ethical ways of managing customer’s, stakeholder’s expectations and also on the social role of an entrepreneur. Even live case studies of corporate companies were shared to make them understand the practical ways to engage employees so that they work with 100% passion and energy to achieve the organizational mission, vision. The forum was a very innovative and students enjoyed the sharing of the entrepreneurial journey of MR ASHISH SAVNI. All students had a great learning and cleared all their doubts regarding STARTUP’S – INCUBATION PROCESS and also it has inculcated an entrepreneurial mindset in our aspiring and young students which motivate them to make a difference in the life of others. We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Sir- VP Academics , Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir – Placements Head and placement club faculties for arranging this knowledgeable forum. Placement cell is even thankful to Shri Dharmesh bhai, Mr Lynel Kisku Sir and Mr Samuel Bannal for their dedicated help and services without which the forum could not have been successful.

The objective of this session was to introduce the students with the concept of soft skills. And to make them understand it’s importance in today’s competitive world. About the program: The learning of soft skills has become an important and integral part for the management students. Keeping in mind this objective the Mindscraft Club of Metas Adventist College organised a training session for the students of TYBBA and FYBBA. As it was a training programme an expert from the industry was called upon to train the students. Ms Mamta Mehta a certified trainer of soft skills from Image Consulting Business Institute (ICBI) came to give insights to the aspiring students. Ms Mehta took an interactive session where she explained through examples the importance of soft skills learning. How they become important for the cooperate world. Outcome: most of the students find the session interesting and meaningful. They learned to develop these skills through various simple yet effective ways.

The main objective of the event was to educate the female students about various self defence techniques with a view to equipping them with some basic self-defence skills so that they may use them to protect themselves in challenging situations. ABOUT THE PROGRAM: The resource person, Mr. Sanjay, Ms. Priyanka and Ms. Bhavya were welcomed by Ms. Nimmy Syam, the Chairperson of ‘Women Sexual Harassment Cell’. Sanjay Sir then addressed the students and explained about the need for martial training for young women and importance of learning some basic self defence techniques so that they are aware and alert at all times and ready should any unwelcome situation arise. Ms. Priyanka and Ms. Bhavya demonstrated approx. 10 techniques of how the girls may defend themselves when someone attacks them physically or holds hands or neck or hair or tries to slap them. They also explained about simple body mechanics, human vulnerability points and how to use physical aggression to defend themselves in the event of an attack. A few students from the audience enthusiastically participated in the demo. Ms. Sejal Shah gave vote of thanks. CONCLUSION/OUTCOME: Students learnt about the intricacies of the self defence techniques and how they can use them should any challenging or unpleasant situation arise. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Any event is impossible without volunteers. Our volunteers include: 1. Sakshi Agarwal 2. Nandini Jain 3. Namrata Jain 4. Pratik Sachanandani 5. Samyak Jain 6. Nishtha Poddar 7. Harsh Chhajer 8. Ashish 9. Abhishek

The main objective of the event was to give innovative suggestions, schemes or proposals which are not in operation in the Indian economy a. for resolving any issue or problem in the city or state or nation, or b. for bringing additional revenue to the government, or c. for resulting in some social benefit The Judges were welcomed by Dr. Mohan Rao sir with a bouquet. The competition had 10 participants who gave various proposals and suggestions on various issues related with our economy like toll free nation, child labour, digital education, fiscal deficit and social security system. The participants also stated various provisions and explained the procedure as to how these schemes would be implemented and how it would benefit our economy. Question and Answer session was held after presentation of every proposal. Judges asked questions for seeking more clarity about the provisions of the schemes and proposals suggested by the students. The Judges then gave their feedback about the event/competition and also gave some valuable suggestions to the students and the participants as to what aspects should be taken into consideration and covered while framing any scheme or a proposal. Memento and Appreciation letter was given to the Judges by Surabhi Madam and Vineeta Madam. Cash Prizes were given to the winner, first runner up and second runner up. Vote of thanks was delivered. Winners: Position 1: Ishita Singhvi and Alaves Shaikh (SY MBA)- Cash Prize Rs. 2,000 Position 2: Chetna Mehta (FY MBA) - Cash Prize Rs. 1,500 Position 3: Nishu Patodia (FY B Com) - Cash Prize Rs. 1,000 CONCLUSION: While framing innovative schemes to resolve any issue in Indian economy, students learnt about the current schemes in various sectors like education, infrastructure, health care, SME, primary sector, etc. Necessary research was done by them before presenting the scheme. As a gesture of appreciation towards our nation, the students enthusiastically participated in the competition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Any event is impossible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success. Our volunteers include: 1. Nishu Patodia 2. Triveni Narang 3. Sakshi Agarwal 4. Muskan Narang 5. Akshita Bohra 6. Mridul Baid 7. Yogendra Rajput 8. Anshu Gupta 9. Mayank Mittal Club Members: 1. Ms. Sejal Shah 2. Mr. Rambabu S. 3. Ms. Surabhi Sugathan 4. Ms. Vineeta Chopra Budget: Cash prizes of Rs. 4,500, 2 bouquets and 2 Mementos to 2 judges, refreshments and water arranged by the College.  

The main objective of the event was to engross the hidden talent of the students. The students showed their abilities through art where in they expressed their feelings in the form of quotations, paintings, sketch etc. The main objective of the event was to engross the hidden talent of the students. The students showed their abilities through art where in they expressed their feelings in the form of quotations, paintings, sketch etc. 2 Poster & Collage Making Competition was organized by Spectrum club on 10th December 2018, 11:30 am onwards in the student centre (canteen) for BBA & BCOM courses. The students expressed their views and thoughts about the topics given to them. One could see and feel the enthusiasm that the students had in their presentation. This activity kept the students engaged and it was organized to explore and encourage creativity in students and offer them a platform to showcase their skills. It inspired them to think and work creatively in order to promote artistic excellence. Total 32 teams participated with a mix of minimum 2 members to maximum 4 members in each team. The event was successfully organized with cooperation of 20 volunteers of spectrum club. All the teams were provided by full size white colour chart paper. Other requirements were brought by the participants on their own as per their need. The competition was very tough which made the selection process difficult for the professional fine arts expert Shri Charnjeet |Singh - who was the judge for the event. All the students participated and performed well. 1 st Prize was won by Ranjan Dalpati & Team- TYBBA who got the first prize a mega trophy and medals 2 nd prize was won by Radhika & Team – SYBBA – Who also was given a trophy and medals. 3 rd prize was won by Ravleen & Team- SYBCOM- who also were given a trophy and medals. The topics/themes for poster/collage making were: 1. Women Empowerment 2. Say No to Drugs 3. Child labour 4. Patriotism WINNERS 1 st prize – TYBBA – Ranjan & Team Ranjan Dalpati Boron Soron Priyanashi 2 nd prize – SYBBA- Radhika & Team Radhika 4 Tvisha Chanchal vidhi 3 rd prize- SYBCOM- Ravleen & Team Ravleen Bharti We are thankful to our esteemed Sponsor -Alumni Shri Abhishekh Garg of TYBBA year 2017-18 for sponsoring 3 Trophies and 12 medals for poster making competition We are also thankful to our Volunteer Shri Ritik Arora of Arora Textiles to sponsor Rs 3000 towards Refreshment for volunteers and faculties. Our sincere thanks to Mr. Mohan Rao Sir – VP Academic Affairs , Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir- Placement Head, Mr. Lynnel Kisku Sir and Dharmesh bhai for their kind support and guidance which has lead to the mega success of this event. We also want to appreciate and thank volunteer team members of Spectrum Club for their continuous support and hard work for poster making event. We also want to appreciate and thank Senior Spectrum Club Volunteers Parth Ghai-TYBBA-B & Rishabh Nanavti – TYBBA-B for their inspiring leadership, hard work for the successful execution of poster making competition. NB- PROFILE OF JUDGE MR CHARANJEET SINGH HAS BEEN ATTACHED WITH THIS REPORT. Event In charges 1. Ms. Vineeta Chopra 2. Mrs. Sejal Shah 3. Mrs Rajul Shah 4. Mr Parvez Malek

A seminar was conducted on “NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE –PROSPEROUS INDIA 2019 in collaboration with NSE-Mumbai. During the seminars eminent FINANCIAL EXPERTS AND FOUNDER MD –CEO NJ INDIA INVEST had enlightened SY MBA students on the challenges faced by NSE to regulate the share industry with vital inputs on how to research fundamentals of script , IPO’S, Distribution of equity and dividends by the firm How to deal with ethical management system for the shareholders money by creating value and worth for it in a larger concerns. Even live case studies of corporate companies were shared to make them understand the above principals of equity market with special relevance to portfolio management Even the uses of research methodological tools were discussed in detail like R, PYTHON to handle multiple data and make decision based on them. It was a very innovative and students enjoyed the corporate learning’s shared by the resource person. We are extremely thankful to Mr. Mohan Sir- VP Academics, Mr. Khirod Dalpati Sir – Placements Head and placement club faculties for motivating students to take part in this seminar.

National conference registration started from 9.30 to 10.15 a.m. followed by General welcome by Dr. Priya .N. and opening prayer Mr. Khirod. D. Introduction of conference speech given by Dr. Anil K. There were 3 keynotes speakers each was given half an hour. Session 1 was addressed by Dr. Chetan Kumar Lad (Director of Naranlala insititute of Management)(Topic – Entrepreneurship) Session 2 was addressed by Dr. Anil Saraogi (Director of saraogi patent and trade marks attorneys)(Topic – Innovation in Management) Session 3 was addressed by Mr. Ashfaq Calcuttawala (Founder of Mountain Mock Consultancy) (Topic – Innovation in Entrepreneurship) All the three sessions completed by 12.45. Followed by lunch. Paper presentations were started from 1.45 to 4.15pm. Paper presentations were been conducted in two rooms Room 12 for management and Room 13 for Commerce. There were 2 session heads Session 1 Dr. Hemlata Agrawal and Session 2 Dr. Kumudini thakur Total number of presentations were 22. Out of which 2 paper presentation were selected as “ Best Paper Presentation” and were given ash prize of 1000 to each. Winners for “Best Paper Presentation” were Mr. Rambabu S and Mr. Nirmal S from Metas Adventist college. Velidictory Report was given by Dr. Priya . N. Papers were published in peer revieed UGC approved journal with impact factor 5.5. Ajanta Publication was publisher for the same 2 Total papers published were 44 in two different volumes. Volume 1 was having 23 papers and Volume 2 was having 21 papers. Total number of participants who attended the conference were 23 guest and staff were 39. Volunteers who helped for the event were 23. All the participants were given participation and presentation certificates, At the end of the day vote of thanks was been shared by Dr. Job followed by prayer by Mr. Shyam Prasad and at last National Anthem. The Day went well with the support of staff faculties and volunteers.

The logo making competition was been conducted by brainwaves club on 18th March at 10:30 am in conference hall. Students were given two companies logo on powerpoint presentation which were Indian oil and Bharat petroleum. They were asked to prepare another logo combining these two logos using powerpoint or Ms paint. Students had brought their own laptops and participated actively in this. PROGRAM: The judgement criteria for the competition were: 1. Clarity 2. Creativity 3. Design 4. Elements 5. Relevance All the participants were given marks out of 10 for each criterion and finally the total was taken. The team scoring highest marks were accordingly given first, second and third prizes. All the winners were given trophies of different size. The winners are as follows :- 1) Dev Agarwal and Sanyam Mehta – SYBBA C 2) Maharsh Doriwala – TYBBA A 3) Udip Shah – TYB.Com Mridul Baid – SYBBA B

The students of Metas Adventist College, Surat who were selected by the Keynote speaker of the workshop Mr.Arvind Navagire from IIM Indore on ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SOFT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN METAS ADVENTIST COLLEGE were sent to IIM KOZHIKODE for an INTERNATIONAL B-PLAN COMPETITION where they had to showcase their best and innovative B-Plan. The students along with a faculty were invited to participate in the event which took place on the 2nd& 3rd of February’ 2019 hosted by INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT, KOZHIKODE. Teams from all over India participated and had business plans from all over the globe. In total there were 75 COLLEGES from about 14 STATES from the country. The event that was organized on the 2nd was the first round where the institute formed groups of 5 of all the 75 colleges and best 17 B-PLANS were selected amongst which our college was one and on the 3rd February was the final round of the competition where the 17 colleges were judged and our students did not miss one chance to impress the judges and bagged 3rd prize in the competition 2 The students that represented our college at International level: 1) ANSHU GUPTA (F.Y.BBA) 2) MUSKAN NARANG (F.Y.BBA) 3) MRIDUL BAID (S.Y.BBA) 4) JOEL D’SOUZA (F.Y.BBA) 5) SAHARSH RAJA (S.Y.BBA) Who were assisted by M/s Richa. Sunil. Rajani to IIM KOZHIKODE. The overall experience was so enriching for the students as well as the faculty and all the students and I are grateful to Our President and CEO Dr. Srikakolli Eliah, Vice president Mr. Mohan Rao, the club in charges because of whom the event took place Mrs.Tusti. Bakrania, M/s SnehaNandwani, members of the placement cell Mr. Khirod Dalpati, Mr.Parvez Malek and all our faculty members for supporting and giving the students their genuine guidance. When you are preparing for such a big level of competition the smallest looking contribution has turned out in such a great achievement. Congratulations, to all the students for their hard work. This prize was only possible because of the dedication and efforts of all the students. We had the best team possible and you’ve brought us great pride.

An innovative workshop on “ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SOFTSKILLS DEVELOPMENT” was organized by IIM INDORE with Make intern in Metas Adventist College on 28th and 29th of November, 2018 for the students of Bachelor of business Administration (BBA) and Bachelor of Commerce(B.Com) under the leadership of Entrepreneurship/ Brain Waves club and Placement cell. Keynote speaker was Mr. Arvind Navagire (Certified trainer of IIM Indore). He conducted 4 sessions on various tools of marketing, ways and tricks for self improvement with no weakness, Finding your true self, communication skills to explore their business ideas with their promotional strategy. The session was conducted through various activities like role plays, presentations, case studies, advertisements etc. Total number of participation was 36. Out of which 5 student are selected to represent our college at IIM Indore for International level B plan competition. The five student which are selected are 1. Muskan Narang (FYBBA B) 2. Joel D’souza (FYBBA C) 3. Mridul Baid (SYBBA A) 4. Anshu Gupta (FYBBA B) 5. Saharsh Raja (SYBBA B) The workshop was being inaugurated by Mr. Mohan Rao (Head of Department of Management) Members of Entrepreneurship club – Mrs. Tushti .P. Bakrania, Ms. Sneha Nandwani, Ms. Richa, and Members of Placement cell – Mr. Khirod Dalpati, Mr.Parvez Malek, had delightfully executed the event along with the volunteers. Entrepreneurship club and Placement cell is extremely grateful to our President and CEO Dr. Srikakolli Elliah and Vice President Mr. Mohan Rao for his moral support and guidance to conduct this workshop successful. Our genuine thanks to technical members, Mr. Samuel, Mr. Lynnel , Mr. Dharmesh, and Mr. Ajay for their technical support throughout the workshop & all staff members, student volunteers who have made the event a grand success with a very short notice period.

Essay writing is a very sensitive form of self expression. It is a harmonious blending of ‘thought’ and ‘expression’. Essay writing has assumed great importance in our competitive examinations. It is considered to be the most effective test of the ability of a candidate to express his thoughts on a topic of general interest in general, unambiguous and impressive English. Keeping this perspective in mind, the Mindscraft club of Seventh Day Adventist College organized the Essay writing competition for the students of management and commerce departments. "The pen is mightier than the sword" An essay writing competition was held by United Nations Information Centre for India and Bhutan in association with Shir Ram Chandra Mission in the college on 27th July 2018. Students were asked to write the essay on the topic “A mind all logic is a knife all blade. It makes the hand bleed that uses it.” The word limit for the essay writing was 750 words. The best 2 five essay would be selected from the college and would be send to the next zone level competition. The event was organised in The Conference Hall of the college. Total 125 students participated in the competition. The students were given the time limit on one hour to complete their writing. In order to conduct it for all the classes the event was held in two segments. The first round was held between 10:30 to 11:30 for S.Y.and T.Y. BBA BCOm students. The next round was held between 11.30 to 12.30 for F.Y. BBA BCOM students. The stationary was provided by the college. The students showed their profound interest towards writing. And each essay was a landmark into the college’s history of essay writing. The essays were collected by the respective club members and were send to Shri Ram Chandra Mission. The next level of scrutiny will be done by them. After the evaluation the students who are selected by Shir Ram Chandra Mission, and they will be awarded by cash prizes and certificate in a felicitation ceremony.

PARTICIPANTS: 9 teams comprising of 4 members in each team. GUEST/S: 1. Jani Dhiren 2. Gautam Dua INTRODUCTION: The final round of Case Study competition was been conducted by the club on 24th August 2018 at 8:00 am in conference hall. The first round of competition was been conducted on 10th August 2018 in conference hall. This was the preliminary shortlisting round, where the students were given a case study on the spot and within stipulated time of 1 hour they had to write the solution of the case in the provided sheet. After  that the students were shortlisted on the basis of evaluation done by the organisers and about 9 teams were shortlisted. Then on 24th August these selected 9 teams were given different case one day before the competition and were asked to prepare and present the case. The judgement criteria for the competition were: 1. Understanding of the case content 2. Team participation 3. Case analysis 4. Awareness of the points made 5. Response to the questions All the participants were given marks out of 10 for each criterion and finally the total was taken. The team scoring highest marks were accordingly given first, second and third prizes. The first prize winner would get Rs. 1500 cash prize, the second prize- Rs. 1000 and third prize- Rs. 500. Conclusion: The competition successfully got completed at around 11:00 am. The winners were declared on the spot they are: 1st Prize- Mr. Umesh Goyal- Rs. 1500/- Mr. Nikhil Chajjed, Mr. Madhav Daga, Mr. Abhay Gupta 2nd Prize- Mr. Anil Bagri, Mr. Sajal Agarwal– Rs. 1000/-, Ms. Simran Madhrani, Mr. Siddhant Mehta 3rd Prize- Mr. Karan Rajpal – Rs.500/-,  Mr. Keyur Narola, Mr. Nidhish Narola ACKWLEDGEMENT: Any event is impossible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success. List of volunteers: 1. Maharsh Doriwala 2. Mahima Tulsiyani 3. Aayushi Jain 4. Mridul Baid 5. Mayank 6. Shweta Dhandha 7. Shivani Senghani 8. Nishika Bajaj 9. Divya Gandhi 10. Jhanvi 11. Anjali Name and contact details of the person who wrote the report: Ms. Shiva Gautam (08980610859)

B-Plan competition was been conducted by the club on 20th August 2018 at 9:00 am in conference hall. There were total 6 teams comprising of 4 members in team and 7 individual participants. The participants had to come up with a viable business plan which can be implemented in the college for the Incubation program. The judgement criteria for the competition were: 1. Clarity with the complete business plan 2. Financial feasibility 3. Operational & technology viability 4. Marketing opportunities & competition 5. Overall usefulness and quality of the business plan. All the participants were given marks out of 10 for each criterion and finally the total was taken. The individual /team scoring highest marks were accordingly given first, second and third prizes. The first prize winner would get Rs. 5000 cash prize, the second prize- Rs. 3000 and third prize- Rs. 2000. Conclusion: The competition successfully got completed at around 2:00 pm. The winners were declared on the spot they are: 1st Prize- Ms. Mahima Jain - Rs. 5000/- 2nd Prize- Mr. Kahaan Bhandari – Rs. 3000/- 3rd Prize- Ms. Anushka Baweja. ACKWLEDGEMENT: Any event is impossible without volunteers, who work at the backstage tirelessly for the event's success. List of volunteers: 1. Maharsh Doriwala 2. Mahima Tulsiyani 3. Aayushi Jain 4. Mridul Baid 5. Mayank 6. Shweta Dhandha 7. Shivani Senghani 8. Nishika Bajaj 9. Divya Gandhi 10. Jhanvi 11. Anjali Name and contact details of the person who wrote the report: Ms. Shiva Gautam (08980610859)  

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