GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE, BAYAD
| Title of the Event/Program/Function | Industrial Working Model Project Exhibition |
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| Date and Time | 20-07-2026 Time: 10:00:00 |
| Venue | Department of Economics Campus, Bayad-Dhansura Highway, PO. Vatrak, Bayad (Dist. Aravalli, PIN: 383325) |
| Organized by | Department of Economics |
| Objective of the Program | To construct a functional bridge connecting abstract macroeconomic and microeconomic models with real-world industrial systems, sustainability metrics, and localized market dynamics. Students conceptualized, built, and presented operational interactive models focusing on strategic developmental sectors. |
| Chief Guest/Invited Guests | Dr. P.B. Patel (IQAC CO-ORDINATOR, GACS College, Bayad) & DR. ANAND ACHARYA |
| Number of Students Participants | 56 |
| Number of Faculty Participants | 4 |
| Summary of Proceedings | 0 |
| Mode of Feedback | Oral |
| Total Feedback Received | 10 |
| Summary of Feedback | The senior faculty evaluators issued formal commendations celebrating both the academic rigor and the creative execution displayed by the prospective economists. The student body successfully demonstrated that future economic growth is structurally dependent on green industrial design. |
| Outcome of the Event | • Practical Synthesis of Theory: Students effectively translated abstract textbook concepts—such as social marginal cost, utility optimization, environmental externalities, and UN SDGs—into real-world operational engineering frameworks. • Comprehensive Skill Enhancement: The lifecycle of the project cultivated vital technical and interpersonal competencies, including structured field research, collaborative team design, industrial data compilation, and public presentation skills. • Civic & Community Engagement: The public exhibition stimulated meaningful cross-disciplinary discussions among student peers, university faculty, and external visitors, highlighting innovation as a primary driver for regional development. |
| Remarks | The exhibition successfully underscored the analytical and technical capabilities of the students. Presenting high-impact infrastructure systems alongside traditional agricultural and textile sectors perfectly aligned the academic curriculum with contemporary industrial needs. |
| Report Prepared by | Dr. Ashwin Tirgar, I/C HOD, Dept. of Economics, GACS College, Bayad |
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