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                                      Cultural Event: Celebrating Indian Diversity  The Department of B.Voc Medical Laboratory Technology organized a vibrant cultural event on February 8, 2025, exclusively for B.Voc MLT girls. Under the guidance of Principal Dr. Iqbal Shaikh, Vice Principal Dr. Amjad Shaikh, and Mr. Farooque Shaikh Nodal Officer B.Voc, the event showcased the rich diversity of Indian culture. The program aimed to highlight the unique aspects of each state in India, including language, attire, and traditions, thereby promoting a sense of national unity and appreciation for the country's diverse heritage. The participants enthusiastically presented the beauty and significance of their respective states, demonstrating the unity and diversity of India through their vibrant performances & traditional attire. The participants' passion and energy were palpable, and their per...
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                                          Workshop on Medical Waste Management Under the guidance of Principal Dr. Iqbal Shaikh, Vice Principal Dr. Amjad Shaikh and Mr. Farooque Shaikh Nodal officer of B.Voc .The Department of B.Voc Medical Laboratory Technology organized a Workshop on Medical Waste Management on February 5, 2025. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of proper waste management in healthcare settings and its impact on the environment.                                                                                 The program began with the recitation of the Holy Quran by Shaan Ansari, a FY B.Voc MLT student, which set a thoughtful tone for the seminar. ...
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                                Celebrating World Cancer Day (Poster Competition) The Department of B.Voc Medical Laboratory Technology observed World Cancer Day with a poster competition on February 4, 2025, under the guidance of Principal Dr. Iqbal Shaikh and Vice Principal Dr. Amjad Shaikh. The competition aimed to raise awareness about various types of cancer affecting different body systems, emphasizing the importance of education and early detection in cancer prevention. Students showcased their creativity and knowledge by creating informative posters highlighting cancers such as cervical cancer, which affects the reproductive system in females, testicular cancer, which affects the male reproductive system, lung cancer, which affects the respiratory system, blood cancer, which affects the circulatory system, and liver and intestinal cancer, which affects the digestive system. A total of 35 B.Voc stud...
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                                               Celebrating National Girl Child Day 2025 The Department of B.Voc Medical Laboratory Technology observed National Girl Child Day on January 24, 2025, with a vibrant celebration. The event was organized under the guidance of Principal Dr. Iqbal Shaikh and Vice Principal Dr. Amjad Shaikh. The celebration commenced at 8:30 am in the college ground, featuring a series of exciting games and competitions, including Kho-Kho, Dodgeball, Musical Chair, and Mehndi competition. These activities showcased the participants' skills and promoted girls' contributions in every field, reflecting our cultural values. The event emphasized the importance of empowering girls, promoting gender equality, and creating opportunities for their growth and development. The celebrations aimed to inspire and motivate girls to pursue their dreams and aspi...
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                                                                           EXCURSION VISIT TO MATHERAN HILL STAION The Department of B.Voc Medical Laboratory Technology organized an exciting excursion to Matheran Hill Station, Raigad, under the guidance and permission of Principal Dr. Iqbal Shaikh and Vice Principal Dr. Amjad Shaikh. On January 18th, 2025, our group of 43 students and 4 staff members departed from the college at 6:30 am and arrived at Matheran village at 10:20 am.                                                                                             ...
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