Students’ Council is formed as per the provision of the Maharashtra University act 1994. The Students’ Council for each institution shall consist of the following: |
| 1. |
Principal - Chairman |
| 2. |
Two Lecturers nominated by the Principal |
| 3. |
Teacher In-Charge of National Cadet Corps |
| 4. |
Teacher In-Charge of National Service Scheme |
| 5. |
One student from each class, who has shown academic merit at the examination held in the preceding year and who is engaged in full time studies in the college nominated by the Principal.
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| 6. |
Director of Sports and Physical education, if any. |
| 7. |
One student from each of the following activities, who has shown outstanding performance, nominated by the Principal namely :-
- General Secretary
- Sports Secretary
- National Service Scheme and audit edu.
- National Cadet Corps
- Cultural Activities
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| 8. |
Two Lady Students nominated by the Principal |
| The following members will constitute the college students' council for the year 2009 – 2010. |
| Sr. No. |
Name |
Class |
Designation |
| 1. |
Principal Dr. Harsha Mehta |
|
Chairman |
| 2. |
Shri. K. George Abraham |
|
Principal's Nominee |
| 3. |
Shri. Shabbir Bohra |
|
NCC Officer |
| 4. |
Shri. Santosh Kataria |
|
NSS Programme Officer |
| 5. |
Smt. Pallavi Rege |
|
Principal's Nominee |
| 6. |
Anila Varkey |
FYBA |
Class Representative |
| 7. |
Nair Shruthi Raveendran |
SYBA |
Class Representative |
| 8. |
Shwetha Padmanabhan |
TYBA |
Class Representative |
| 9. |
Maitri Veera |
FYBCom |
Class Representative |
| 10. |
Savita Subramanian |
SYBCom |
Class Representative |
| 11. |
Sneha Shenoy |
TYBCom |
Class Representative |
| 12. |
Viplove V. Agarwaal |
FYBSc |
Class Representative |
| 13. |
Rashmi Ramesh Tredia |
SYBSc |
Class Representative |
| 14. |
Radhika Satish Warrier |
TYBSc |
Class Representative |
| 15. |
Santhia Gangadharan |
FYBMS |
Class Representative |
| 16. |
Harsh Kaur Rupani |
SYBMS |
Class Representative |
| 17. |
Dhairya M. Kajaria |
TYBMS |
Class Representative |
| 18. |
Akhila Shankar |
FYBMM |
Class Representative |
| 19. |
Bhagyalakshmi Ganapathy |
SYBMM |
Class Representative |
| 20. |
Sneha Iyer |
TYBMM |
Class Representative |
| 21. |
Mamta T. Shah |
FYBSc (IT) |
Class Representative |
| 22. |
Rajneet Kaur Rupani |
SYBSc (IT) |
Class Representative |
| 23. |
Mabel Pereira |
TYBSc (IT) |
Class Representative |
| 24. |
Rodrigues Rufina E. |
MSc Part I Chemistry |
Class Representative |
| 25. |
Mokarala R. V. Priyanka |
MSc Part II Botany |
Class Representative |
| 26. |
Arjun Chhabria |
SYBMS |
Sports Representative |
| 27. |
Prathamesh Dilip Pai |
FYBA |
NCC Representative |
| 28. |
Rohan Ravindra Bhosale |
SYBSc |
NSS Representative |
| 29. |
Jathar Kasturi S. |
TYBA |
Cultural Activities Representative |
| 30. |
Jaspreet Kaur Sandhu |
TYBMS |
Lady Student Representative |
| 31. |
Anuja Kapadia Y. |
TYBA |
Lady Student Representative |
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| ON BEHALF OF THE GENERAL SECRETARY |
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While taking admission in this college, I did not know what my potentials were. Being an introvert in school, my first opportunity or I can say a kick-start to be an extrovert was given by my college, SIES. |
I clearly remember my first Traditional Day in our college. My friends pushed me to participate in it. Walking in front of hundreds of people was the fear topping my list. But the faculty support and encouragement from my college mates seeded the extrovert in me. |
Being in our college, it’s difficult to stay away from activities and academics. They go hand in hand. The kind of opportunities and exposure our college provides for the students, is truly aspiring and commendable. |
With every activity I’ve participated in, I’ve always learnt something new and important, which has made me a better person and also prepared professionally. To cite a few are Eloquence (BMS Festival), Visions (College Festival), Prayog (Educational Fair) and M! (BMS Tabloid). |
Being the General Secretary has been the highlight of my life in SIES. I’ve learnt something beyond books. As 2009-2010 was the Golden Jubilee Year, it gave me the opportunity to represent our college in various activities within and outside college. The feeling of giving something back, though very miniscule in comparison to what I’ve received, was overwhelming. I hope these opportunities keep coming my way and my relation with SIES never ends. |
So it’s upon what you wish to make out of your experience in SIES, either “A Part of your Life” or “A Way of your Life”. |
Dhairya M. Kajaria,
General Secretary
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