The Women Cell of Yuvakshetra was initiated with the aim of empowering and orienting the girl students to recognize their true potential and to help them attain their own stand in today’s world, highlighting the significance of gender equality. The cell conducts various programs and sessions on several women related issues to generate awareness of the rights and opportunities of women in the society and also provide counseling sessions, health awareness classes and training on farming and social work.
Women Development Cell Members
Ms. Sreeja T S (Convener)
Ms. Ramya R Ms. Divya PM
Ms. Lakshmi V
Ms. Rasmi Maaniyattu
Anna Jaison (Student Representative, II M Com)
Sandra S (Student Representative, II MA English)
Anti Narcotic Cell -Yuvakshetra Institute of Management Studies
Anti-narcotic cell of our college has been constituted to create and maintain a drug free campus by the support of the management, teachers, students, parents and the entire community. Active and vigilant members have been constituted to execute the functions of the cell and to impart awareness against the use of drugs in the campus. Educating the students about the negative impact of all types of drug addictions, encouraging peer policing among students against the use of drugs and reporting of any noticed use of drugs by the students are also the duties of the anti-narcotic cell.
Objectives of Anti-Narcotic Cell
- To educate and enable youth to reject drugs
- To make a drug- free campus by strictly imposing a total ban on the possession or consumption or use of any harmful products like drugs and alcohol by students at the college, within or outside the campus.
Members of Anti-Narcotic Cell
- Mr. Sreeraj M K (Convener Mail Id: sreerajmk@yuvakshetra.org)
- Mr. Sangeeth M Sivadas
- Ms. Athira T R
- Ms. Keerthika M
- Ms. Gliston Vincent
- Ms. Bhavyasree Baburaj (Student Representative, III B Com Tax)
The Career Guidance Cell provides awareness on relevant academic and career information, enabling students to choose their perfect career. The focus is to provide opportunities in the areas of academic, career, social and personal development, hence preparing them to meet their future challenges by providing them significant information to shape their careers in today’s competitive job market. The cell organizes sessions, workshops and seminars under eminent resource persons of respective sectors. The cell also keeps track of alumni career growth to provide strong assistance for career development.
Career Guidance Cell Members
Dr. Keerthi MS (Convener)
Rev. Fr. Shyju Pariyath
Ms. Shylaja Menon
Ms. Amrutha K
Ms. Anupama N (Documentation)
Yuvakshetra Institute of Management Studies has a special wing for efficient placement and training providing on campus and off campus recruitment programmes for all the students. The institution connects with the Alumni Association hence offering better opportunities even for the students who have been passed out. Sessions, seminars and workshops for training and placements are conducted and large number of students, every year are placed in India and abroad
Placement and Training Cell Members
Dr. Tomy Antony – Principal (Placement & Training Cell Co-ordinator)
Mr. Siby Mathew – (HoD, Dept of Hotel Management)
Dr. Keerthi MS – (HoD, Dept of Commerce)
Ms. Pameela Johnson – (HoD, Dept of English)
Ms. Meena Jose Komban – (HoD, Dept of Computer Science)
Dr. Praveen S – (HoD, Dept of Computer Application)
Ms. Shylaja Menon – (HoD, Dept of Management)
Ms. Rajitha Rajendran – (HoD, B Com CA)
Dr. Remya J – (HoD, B Com Taxation)
Dr. Gimmi Akkattu – (HoD, Dept of Psychology)
Prof. T K Rajan – (HoD, Dept of Mathematics)
Mr. Ajil K Antony – (HoD, Dept of Physics)
Dr. Raneela P – (HoD, Dept of Chemistry)
Ms. Aleena K Varghese – (Documentation)
ASAP Kerala is an undertaking by the Higher Education Department of the Kerala Government that focuses on training students of YIMS to enhance their talents in various disciplines. Yuvakshetra Institute of Management Studies, Mundur is organising a Collaboration with Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of Kerala for increasing the opportunities for students in various fields. ASAP provides demand based industry-led and industry- curated higher-order skill course online and through its skill development centres in colleges, schools and community skill parks. The objective of the Programme is to augment the employability of the youth and there by finding a way to mitigate the problem of unemployment in the state. ASAP also conducts placement drives and many students have a possibility to be placed in various reputed National/ International firms through this Programme. This is considered as a Student Support Programme in YIMS.
ASAP Members
Dr. Keerthi M S
Ms. Akhila Gopi S
Dr. Siji George C G
Ms. Dhanya Prabhakaran
Ms. Reni George (Student Representative, II M Com)
Ms. Asheekha TA (Student Representative, II MA English)
With an aim of an Inclusive education for all the communities of the society, the committee schemes to enhance the betterment of the students belonging to backward community. The committee assures whether welfare measures of the Government are correctly reaching the deserving students.
Committee for Minority, SC/ST Members
Dr. Ramya J (Convener)
Dr. Fr. Lino Emmatty
Fr. Nidhin Maniyankerikalam
Mr. Gliston Vincent
Mr. Josen P. Jose (Scholarship)
Mr. Sujith OP (Scholarship)
Ms. Jesna Joju (Scholarship)
OBC Committee
With an aim of an Inclusive education for all the communities of the society, the committee schemes to enhance the betterment of the students belonging to backward community. The committee assures whether welfare measures of the Government are correctly reaching the deserving students.
Members
Dr. Ramya J (Convener)
Dr. Fr. Lino Emmatty
Fr. Nidhin Maniyankerikalam
Mr. Gliston Vincent
Mr. Josen P. Jose (Scholarship)
Mr. Sujith OP (Scholarship)
Ms. Jesna Joju (Scholarship)
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) are legal protections granted to creators and inventors for their intangible assets. These rights are crucial in fostering innovation, creativity, and economic growth by providing creators with exclusive rights to use, sell, and profit from their creations. IPR encompasses various types of protections, including patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets. Patents are granted for new inventions, giving inventors exclusive rights to their creations for a specific period, typically 20 years. This encourages investment in research and development by ensuring inventors can benefit from their innovations. Copyrights protect original works of authorship, such as literature, music, and art.. This incentivizes the creation of cultural and educational content. Trademarks safeguard symbols, names, and slogans used to identify and distinguish goods or services. They help consumers identify the source of products and maintain brand integrity, thereby fostering trust and loyalty in the marketplace. Trade secrets protect confidential business information, such as formulas, processes, and strategies, that provide a competitive edge. Companies must take reasonable steps to keep this information secret to benefit from trade secret protection.
IPR Members
Ms. Greeshma P -(Convener)
Ms. Kavya K.V
Ms. Hema.S
Ms. Femi John
Rev. Dr. Joseph Olikkakoonal (Convener)
Prof. T K Rajan (IQAC Advisor)
Mr. Josen P. Jose (Superintendent)
Ms. Pameela Johnson (Hod Dept of English)
Mr. Siby Mathew (HoD Dept. of Hotel Management)
Mr. Sreeraj MK (Add On Coordinator)
Ms. Resmi Mol MC (Documentation)
CBCSS Committee is constituted in the college to provide the students to select courses from the given courses of core, elective or complementary. This committee functions completely as per the university guidelines. This ensures that the university courses and the syllabus is executed and functions properly in the campus.
CBCSS Committee Members
Rev. Dr. Joseph Olikkalkoonal (Convener)
Prof. T. K Rajan
Mr. Josen P. Jose
Ms. V Lakshmi (Documentation)
All Department Co-ordinators
Yuvakshetra Institute of Management Studies enhances the Skill Enhancement or training typically uses a combination of Cognitive and behavior problem solving approaches. The Institution uses the Committee to strengthen a person’s positive skill develop. A Skill Enhancement Plan is essential for consciously improving your skills and is most effective when it is connected to the goals. The Committee reveals an idea to exchange the Life Skills & Soft Skills for the growth of Students in various fields. Training of students and arming them with life and communication skills have become inevitable for their better place Campus Placements. Along with technical proficiency, overall personality development and impeccable communication skills are the need of the hour. Enhancement of employability of graduates and their ability to deliver to the industry expectations after they are hired has been a matter of concern throughout the country.
Skill Formation & Enhancement Committee Members
Ms. Rajitha Rajendran -(Convener)
Ms. Prajitha Prasad -Tally Programme (Documentation)
Mr. Christo Somi -SPOC – Swayam Courses
Mr. Sreeraj MK -Add On Courses
Ms. Meena Jose Komban -ICTAK, IIT etc
Mr. Divya PM -KFRI Programmes
Mr. Siby Mathew -Add -On (HM)
Ms. V Grace Aganice -Communication
Mr. Mahesh M -Publications
Sr. Sumon Antony -Counselling and Soft Skills
Ms. Akhila Gopi S -Driving
Dr. Keerthi MS -ASAP Cell Convener
Ms. Anupama N -NSS
Mr. Sreerag P V -(Student Representative)
The Disciplinary Committee is in-charge of ensuring discipline in the campus. The acts of misbehavior is carefully looked into by the committee and adequate actions are taken on accounts of any violation of rules and regulations, including suspension or dismissal from the college. The committee hence monitors the discipline to make sure that an excellent atmosphere is created for learning and development.
Disciplinary Committee Members
Rev. Dr. joseph Olikkalkoonal, Vice Principal (Convener)
Prof. T.K Rajan
Dr. M. Ramachandran
Ms. V Lakshmi (Documentation)
All other Hods HoD of the Concerned Department (For Immediate Reference)