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Ice Cream factory Industrial visit Hospitality department organized a industrial visit for FYHS students to Amul Dairy, virar on 8th February 2020. Students reached the factory at 11.30 am where students were given check-in ID and then they had a tour to Amul Dairy plant. HR manager explained In detail about how the Amul Dairy plant got formed, and how much the production is on daily basis. We had a interactive session with HR manager and he cleared all the queries excellently. Students learned about the pasturization of milk, Panner production and Ice-Cream is prepared packaged and storaged. The visit ended on sweet note by students having Ice-Cream prodived by Amul Dairy Virar.

industrial visit to bangalore-mysore The students of St. John College of Humanities and Sciences accompanied by faculties headed to the”Bangalore-Mysore” in the month of December the destination waiting to be explored, discovered and enjoyed. Day-1 started with a great level of excitement which was clearly seen on the cheerful faces of all at the Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus railway station on 14th of December. All boarded Mumbai-Udyan Express and reached Bangalore next morning at 8:30 am. Day-2 started at  Bangalore and proceed to reach Mysore by luxury bus.3* Hotel Abode with mouthwatering, scrumptious lunch which satisfied hunger pangs. After the lunch, all headed to the Philomena Church which is famous. On the same day, students visited the Vrundavan Garden. The Garden was full of fountains and surrounded by greenary everywhere. The day ended with the Musical Fountain Show in the garden followed by wonderful delicious dinner at Mysore hotel. Day-3 was marked by a full day excursion to Mysore city. Students and Faculties explored Goddess CHAMUNDESHWARI temple.spent some time for local shopping.after lunch all are proceed to visit famous Mysore Palace. Everyone witnessed the historical place in the winter and back to Banglore city in the hotel to enjoy the D.J night followed by Delicious Dinner. Day-4 everyone got the opportunity to pay a visit to respective courses industries to learn the new technology trends in market which is currently required in the business.after coming back to hotel had lunch and finally proceed to visit museum and in the evening reached Bangalore station to board the train Udyan express at 8:45 pm and reached Mumbai station next day at night 8:00 pm The industrial tour came to an end on the 5th day, 18th Dec,2019 with abundant memories to be cherished for a lifetime. A total of 138 students from final year BBI, BAF, BMS, B.Com and B.Sc.(IT) along with 7 Teaching faculties went for the tour.

academic tour/visit to bombay high court museum St. John College of Humanities & Sciences, Department of Commerce has organized an Academic/Study Tour/Visit organised on 23rd August,2019 for SYBAF/FYBMS students at the Bombay High Cout Museum, Mumbai . The major objective of the academic tour/ visit was to create awareness about the functions of Bombay High Court. In order to create interest among the students regarding law and legal system such visit is must. In the Bombay High Court Museum, Mumbai total 79 students visited. The interiors of the museum are designed exactly like a court room. We were amazed at how well the space has been curated- with old legal rolls, portraits of the advocates and a minuscule model of the Bombay High Court in a corner. We found Barrister M.K Gandhi’s certificate from the year 1891, and his application to study law dating back to 1890s. Vallabhbhai Patel’s certificates and degree were displayed alongside too. Walk straight up ahead and you will find yourself time-travelling to a court room from 1900 that was modeled after the 20th century court room. Everything had a very British feel attached to it- the wooden chairs, tables, a feather ink pen and a vintage typewriter, ‘Mignon 1905’. To top it off, we found a British advocate’s gown, wig and box displayed safely inside a glass door. The walls of the museum are bearers of portraits and informative charts that recollect the rich and intertwined Indo-British legal history. We were completely in awe of the museum. It was almost like we discovered a secret door to the world of old judicial legal documents and the British era. It’s a fitting museum for anyone who a) is intrigued by the legal history b) loves the sprawling Victorian architecture of the Bombay High Court.