Samarth Bharat – The Career Development Center (CDC) is an institutional initiative aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, focused on supporting students in making informed, flexible, and future-ready career choices.
The Center bridges the gap between academic learning and employability by integrating career guidance, skill development, and industry exposure within the higher education ecosystem.
To create a structured career guidance ecosystem that empowers students with clarity, competence, and confidence to pursue meaningful and sustainable careers in alignment with NEP 2020 goals.
Career Development Center offers career guidance to college students through:
Corporate and Industry Roles, Entrepreneurship and Startups, Social Impact and Development Sector, Government and Competitive Examinations, Higher Education and Research Pathways, Skill-based and Emerging Careers, Creative and Digital Professions.
Students can engage with CDC by:
Organized by: Career Development Center, Jesus and Mary College
Under the aegis of: Samarth Bharat Initiative
Date & Time: Monday, 15th September 2025 | 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Venue: Jesus and Mary College, New Delhi
Resource Institution: Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science (SIFS India)
This workshop aimed to introduce students to the dynamic and multidisciplinary field of forensic science, highlighting diverse career pathways such as forensic psychology, forensic accounting, cyber forensics, and more. It sought to ignite curiosity and encourage students to explore impactful roles in both public and private sectors.
Led by experts from the Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science—an organization renowned for its investigative services and training programs—the session blended conceptual insights with hands-on learning. Students actively participated in:
The resource persons also shared real-world case applications and emphasized the growing relevance of forensic expertise across industries
The workshop welcomed 75 students from Jesus and Mary College, Kamala Nehru College, Gargi College, and Maitreyi College. The diverse representation fostered rich dialogue and collaborative learning. Students engaged enthusiastically with the activities, asked insightful questions, and reflected on how their academic interests could align with forensic careers.
The Career Development Center remains committed to curating transformative learning experiences that empower students to make informed career choices. This workshop was a meaningful step toward bridging academic learning with real-world applications, in alignment with the vision of Samarth Bharat.
Venue: Jesus and Mary College, New Delhi
Under the aegis of: Samarth Bharath Initiative
Date: 25 September 2025
Jesus and Mary College organized a Design Thinking Workshop on 25 September 2025 as part of the Samarth Bharath Initiative. The session was coordinated by Ms. Nimmy Rose Jacob, an academic and community leader at the college, and featured Dr. Samir Gokarn as the distinguished speaker.
The workshop aimed to:
The workshop successfully broadened students’ perspectives on innovation and entrepreneurship. Participants expressed enthusiasm about applying design thinking principles in their academic projects and entrepreneurial ventures. The initiative reinforced the college’s commitment to nurturing holistic, future-ready graduates under the vision of Samarth Bharath.
New Delhi, September 24, 2025 — Thevenet Hall at Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi, was abuzz with enthusiasm as over 800 students gathered for a transformative seminar titled “Cybersecurity and AI in the Age of Start-ups.” Organized by the college’s Skill Development Center in collaboration with the Samarth Bharath Initiative and the Udmodya Foundation, the event marked a significant stride in digital literacy and entrepreneurial readiness.
Distinguished speakers Prof. N. K. Goyal and Mr. Nirmesh Kumar from the Cybersecurity Association of India (CSAI) led the session, offering students a deep dive into the evolving landscape of cyber threats, data protection, and the ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence. Their interactive presentations demystified complex topics such as spam calls, phishing, and digital hygiene, making cybersecurity accessible and actionable for young learners.
The seminar witnessed enthusiastic participation not only from Jesus and Mary College but also from neighbouring institutions including Gargi College, Maitreyi College, and Kamala Nehru College. In addition to the 800+ student attendees, a large number of faculty and staff members joined the session, underscoring the collective commitment to fostering a safe and informed digital ecosystem.
To wrap up the session, students engaged in a lively quiz that reinforced key learnings and sparked spirited discussion. The event served as a timely reminder of the critical role educational institutions play in preparing youth to navigate the digital age with confidence and integrity.
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For opportunities, collaborations, or general queries:
Email: Careerdevelopment@jmc.ac.in
