The Career and Placement Cell of VVM’s Shree Damodar College of Commerce & Economics organized an interactive session by Wing Commander Snehal Kamat, Indian Air Force on 31st July 2017. It was a proud moment for the faculty members as an Alumnus of Shree Damodar College who graduated from The First Batch of BCA Programme marched ahead to join The Indian Defence Services.
Principal Dr. Prita D. Mallya welcomed Wing Commander Snehal Kamat to the campus and addressed the students’ gathering, stating that they should grab the opportunity to know about the Defence Services in general and Indian Air Force in particular from someone who has made the journey from Damodar Campus to the Indian Air Force.
Wing Commander Snehal Kamat said he was overwhelmed to be in the campus and expressed his gratitude toward his parents and teachers for his success. He mentioned that he was always fascinated by the uniforms of Services personnel, and now it gives him proud feeling that he is serving the Nation, especially in an area filled with challenges. He gave an insight of the entire process of selection for joining The Indian Air Force and mentioned that the five day selection process is a tough process which is very difficult to get through to join the training session of one year. He further added that anyone who undergoes the selection process and training will be trained to face challenges of life courageously and will succeed in any situations.
Through his address, Wg Cdr Kamat motivated students to join The Indian Air Force and briefed students about the different areas which they can consider as career options. He advised students to never give up without trying and to always have right attitude towards life. This attitude has helped him to face the difficulties in tough situations of life. The address concluded with wing commander answering the queries of the students.
Mr. Gajanan Nial introduced Wg Cdr Snehal Kamat to the students at the beginning of the session and the Vote of Thanks was proposed by Ms. Namita Neurenkar. The session ended with the National Anthem.
