Aditya Institute of Management Studies and Research
UG Freshers Orientation Programme (2026–2027)
DAY 3
Session 2
Topic- Accounting in Daily Life
As part of the UG Freshers Orientation Programme for the academic year 2026–2027, an informative session on Accounting in Daily Life was conducted to introduce students to the practical relevance of accounting and the importance of managing personal finances effectively. The session emphasized that accounting is not only an academic subject but also an essential life skill that supports informed financial decision-making.

The programme began with an introduction to the role of accounting in everyday life, encouraging students to relate accounting concepts to routine financial activities such as managing pocket money, making digital payments, tracking daily expenses, and planning savings.

To make the session interactive and engaging, several activities were conducted. An ice-breaker activity titled “Needs vs. Wants Showdown” encouraged students to distinguish between essential and non-essential expenses, promoting responsible spending habits. This was followed by a discussion on common financial mistakes made by students, including impulse buying, poor budgeting, inadequate savings, and the lack of expense tracking, along with practical strategies to overcome these challenges.

Students were also introduced to simple digital tools used for personal financial management, including UPI transaction records, expense-tracking applications, Google Sheets, and Microsoft Excel for budgeting. The session concluded with an interactive feedback discussion, where students shared their key takeaways and reflected on the importance of financial discipline.

DAY 3
Date: 10/07/2026
Session – 1
Topic: Computer Skills
As part of the UG Orientation Programme for the academic year 2026–27, an engaging session on Computer Skills was conducted to familiarize newly admitted students with the essential computer knowledge and digital competencies required for their academic journey. The session emphasized the importance of basic computer applications, digital literacy, and the effective use of technology in higher education.

To make the learning experience interactive and enjoyable, a variety of activities were organized, including role play, a quiz, and an ice-breaking session. The role-play activity enabled students to demonstrate their understanding of everyday computer-related situations while enhancing teamwork and communication skills. The quiz provided an opportunity to assess their basic computer knowledge in an enjoyable and competitive environment,encouraging active participation. The ice-breaking activity, conducted through a Memory Chain Game, helped students interact with their peers, improve memory skills, and build confidence in a friendly atmosphere.

The students participated enthusiastically in all the activities, making the session lively and engaging. Overall, the programme successfully created awareness about the significance of computer skills, encouraged collaborative learning, and helped students begin their academic journey with greater confidence and enthusiasm.

Date: 09 July 2026 (Thursday)
Session: 02
Topic: Communication Skills
The second session focused on self-formation, personality development, and effective communication skills. Students were encouraged to assess and enhance their communication abilities to excel in both academic and professional environments. The session introduced the four fundamental communication skills—Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing (LRSW)—along with their significance, benefits, and practical applications. An overview of the General English syllabus, including both language and literature components, was also presented. Students actively participated by sharing their understanding of communication and engaging enthusiastically in the discussions.

The second session highlighted the importance, richness, and historical background of the Kannada language. Emphasis was placed on strengthening writing and speaking skills, recognized as productive language skills, and students were encouraged to develop these competencies for effective communication and cultural appreciation.

The day’s programme concluded with a Library Observation Activity, during which students from various departments explored the library facilities, resources, and services. The activity helped familiarize the freshers with the academic resources available on campus and encouraged effective utilization of the library throughout their academic journey.

Overall, the second day of the Orientation Programme was informative, interactive, and engaging. The sessions enhanced students’ understanding of communication skills, language learning, and the effective use of library resources, laying a strong foundation for their academic success.

DAY 1

📅 Date: 8 July 2026
📍 Venue: AIMS Seminar Hall

Aditya Institute of Management Studies & Research (AIMS) warmly welcomed the newly admitted students of BCA, B.Com, BBA, and BBA Aviation through an inspiring UG Fresher’s Orientation Programme.

The programme commenced with a prayer and the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Heads of Departments and faculty members, symbolizing the beginning of a new academic journey filled with knowledge and success.

The welcome address by Mrs. Sangeetha R., Head of the Department, BCA, was followed by an inspiring session by Dr. Nagaraja Y. P., who motivated students to embrace discipline, academic excellence, effective communication, technical skills, and active participation in campus life.

Students were introduced to the faculty members and gained valuable insights into the academic curriculum, examination process, attendance requirements, internships, placements, and the wide range of facilities available at AIMS. A captivating college presentation showcased the vibrant campus, modern infrastructure, student achievements, and numerous opportunities for holistic development.
Outcome
The orientation programme successfully familiarized students with the AIMS ecosystem, strengthened their confidence, and inspired them to make the most of the academic, co-curricular, and professional opportunities available. The event laid a strong foundation for a meaningful and successful college journey.

Date: 01st July 2026 (Wednesday)
Venue: AGI campus
Aditya Institute of Management Studies proudly participated in a Walkathon organized by the NSS, YRC, and the Sports Department on 1st July 2026 at 10:30 a.m. to mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.
The walkathon covered a distance of 2 kilometers, beginning from the AGI Campus and concluding at AIMS College. Students enthusiastically participated in the awareness rally, carrying placards and making public announcements to educate people about the harmful effects of drug abuse and addiction. Through their messages, they highlighted how drug addiction destroys lives, affects families, and poses a serious threat to society.
The participants appealed to the public to stay away from drugs and to lead a healthy, responsible, and drug-free life. The event concluded successfully with a strong message emphasizing that human life is precious and that everyone should say “No to Drugs” and encourage others to do the same.
The walkathon served as an effective platform to spread awareness and reinforce the importance of preventing drug abuse and promoting a healthier society.

Date: 30 June 2026

Time: 11:00 AM

Venue: Seminar Hall, Aditya Institute of Management Studies and Research

Participants: MBA Students and Faculty Members

As per the circular issued by Bengaluru City University, Aditya Institute of Management Studies and Research organized the live telecast of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking Awareness Program on 30 June 2026 for the MBA students. The program was projected in the Seminar Hall to create awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and the importance of building a drug-free society.
The live programme, organized by the Government of Karnataka, highlighted the growing concern of substance abuse among youth and emphasized the collective responsibility of educational institutions, families, and society in preventing drug addiction. The Hon’ble Chief Minister and other dignitaries addressed the gathering and encouraged students to stay away from narcotic substances and become ambassadors of awareness in their communities.
During the session, students gained valuable insights into the physical, psychological, social, and legal consequences of drug abuse. The program also stressed the importance of healthy lifestyles, positive peer influence, mental well-being, and timely intervention in combating substance abuse. Students actively watched the live telecast with great interest and understood the significance of making informed choices and promoting a drug-free environment.
The awareness programme served as an educational initiative that reinforced the institute’s commitment to nurturing socially responsible and health-conscious future managers. The session concluded with students taking a collective pledge to reject drug abuse and contribute towards building a safer and healthier society.

Sharing is Caring (Founder’s Day 2026 – A Week of Humanitarian Deeds)
As part of Founder’s Day 2026 – A Week of Humanitarian Deeds, Aditya Institute of Management Studies and Research, in association with the National Service Scheme (NSS) and the Youth Red Cross (YRC), organized “Sharing is Caring” on 29th June 2026 at Sneha Jeevi Ashram, Kogilu, Yelahanka.
The event was organized with the objective of promoting compassion, empathy, and social responsibility by extending care and support to the elderly residents of the ashram. Faculty members, NSS and YRC coordinators, along with enthusiastic student volunteers, actively participated in the humanitarian initiative.
As part of the outreach program, the institute donated essential provisionary items including rice, pulses, cooking oil, sugar, biscuits, toiletries, and other daily-use necessities to support the residents of the ashram. The provisions were handed over to the ashram authorities, who expressed their sincere appreciation for the thoughtful gesture.
To bring joy and create lasting memories, the students organized a variety of engaging cultural and recreational activities for the elderly. These included singing, group interactions, games, storytelling, and light entertainment, encouraging active participation from the residents. The students also spent quality time interacting with the elderly, listening to their experiences, and sharing moments of warmth and companionship. The activities filled the atmosphere with happiness, smiles, and a sense of togetherness.
The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the management of Aditya Institute of Management Studies and Research. The “Sharing is Caring” initiative served as a fitting conclusion to Founder’s Day 2026 – A Week of Humanitarian Deeds, reflecting the institute’s commitment to social responsibility, compassion, and community service.