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Personality Development Programme
JIT-IIPC and IEEE Student Branch Organize Personality Development Programme for Final-Year Students
The Industry Institute Partnership Cell (JIT-IIPC), in association with the IEEE Student Branch, Jansons Institute of Technology, successfully organized a Personality Development Programme on 25 July 2026 (Saturday) at the JIT campus for final-year students who had previously participated in the Intensive Placement Training programme.
The programme was designed to equip students with the essential interpersonal, professional, and employability skills required to excel in campus recruitment and their future careers. The full-day interactive session focused on enhancing students’ confidence, communication, and overall professional readiness.
The resource person for the programme was Mr. Kavin Thangasamy, Senior Analyst – HR, Netcon Technologies, Bengaluru, who shared valuable industry insights and practical strategies for succeeding in today’s competitive corporate environment. Through engaging activities, real-world examples, and interactive discussions, he encouraged students to develop a positive mindset and a professional approach towards their career aspirations.
The programme covered several key aspects of personality and career development, including:
- Effective Communication Skills
- Personality Development and Professional Grooming
- Stress Management Techniques
- Failure Management and Building Resilience
- Group Discussion Skills
- Professional Profile Building, Resume Preparation, LinkedIn and Career Networking
- Mock Interview Sessions with Feedback
The mock interview and group discussion sessions provided participants with hands-on experience, enabling them to identify their strengths and areas for improvement. Students actively participated throughout the programme and appreciated the practical tips and career guidance shared by the resource person.
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The initiative reflects JIT-IIPC’s continuous commitment to enhancing students’ employability by bridging the gap between academic learning and industry expectations. By organizing such career-oriented programmes in collaboration with professional bodies like IEEE, Jansons Institute of Technology continues to prepare its students to become competent professionals, effective communicators, and confident leaders capable of meeting the challenges of the modern workplace.



