Classroom Interaction:

Classroom interaction which is an essential teaching technique practically intensifies the development of two very important language skills in students namely speaking and listening. It helps students to be able to think critically and share their thoughts with their peers. The presence of professors along with audio-visual teaching methods makes the classroom a living theater for learning.

 Case Study method:

The case study method involves a close, in-depth and detailed examination of the subject of study and its relative context. Our professors integrate case studies into classroom teaching which helps in in-depth analysis of complex issues or topics and examines cases in detail.

✦ Group Discussions:

Group discussion in teaching methods refers to a communicative situation allowing participants to share their views and opinions with other participants. It is the systematic exchange of information, views, and opinions about a topic, problem, issue, or situation among members of a group who share some common goal. We focus on improving communication skills as it can encourage students to become more confident in speaking and asking questions.

✦ Presentations:

Regular presentations enable students to develop and demonstrate a wide range of skills, improving their speaking, presentation and confidence skills. Our faculty equips students with competency sets that enable them to: communicate with audiences; convey the message clearly; Engage the audience in the presentation and interpret and understand the mindset of the audience.

✦ Industries Visit-

Institutional visits make students "corporate-ready". It nurtures conceptual, analytical, communication and interpersonal skills, helping them experience leadership in knowing the detailed operations of a particular industry.

✦ Project Reports:

A project report is a written record of the tasks, processes and activities undertaken by students in pursuing and implementing their projects. This report is an authoritative document that reflects accurate and concrete information about various aspects of the project, from project overview, requirements, practical aspects, theoretical considerations, equipped tasks, results achieved, listed objectives, annexed reports, abstracts, experiments and results. Conclusions and recommendations for implementation and scope of the project.

✦ Competition:

A great tool to engage students and bring life to the classroom. Using debates, seminars, and quizzes in the classroom can help students develop critical-thinking and presentation skills. Class competitions or debates give students an opportunity to test their thoughts and ideas against those of their peers.