Ms.Nidhi Manglani is an assistant professor of Mathematics and the Head of the Department of Training at Sushila Devi Bansal College. She holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science, an M.Sc.in Mathematics and an M.Phil. in Mathematics as well. She has qualified SET in 2018. Moreover, she is also pursuing a Ph.D in Applied Mathematics. With a patent published in her area of expertise, she also has nine papers published and presented in international and national journals and conferences. Ms. Nidhi is a regular attendee of workshops and seminars and also works as a trainer for Mathematics & Quantitative Aptitude for placement preparation.
What keeps you connected with the Education sector and how was your experience been so far with the institute?
I am connected to the education sector for more than 15 years. It keeps me updated on current educational trends. I am strongly dedicated to supporting the students. I always ensure that I can provide up-to-date and valuable information to contribute effectively to the education community.
What is your philosophy of leadership?
My philosophy of leadership is to grow together with the team. It is always better to achieve college goals by involving everyone. I always motivate my subordinates to keep learning and enjoy the work they do. That's how you can maximize your performance.
What are your roles and responsibilities?
As the head of the training department, I focus on preparing students for placements. I do so by organizing group discussions, personal interview sessions, and mock drills. Our training focuses on enhancing their interview skills and overall readiness for the professional world.
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What are the challenges for higher education and your institute?
We face numerous challenges but some are significantly tougher than others. Our institute faces the challenge of creating a learning environment that prioritizes practical approaches over theoretical learning. We also want to emphasize the application of practical knowledge by all the students.
What is the top priority of your institute in the upcoming years?
The paramount goal of the Bansal Group of Institutes is to elevate the standard of education significantly. We wish to do so to ensure that our students secure positions in the most prestigious companies. Besides technical and bookish knowledge, we want our students to be dynamically developed and possess the right skills employers are looking for.
Any Suggestions you would like to give to the current youth and aspiring students?
I always encourage the youth to participate actively in class for a more interactive environment. This will not only enhance their understanding but also open avenues for constructive feedback, ultimately contributing to their academic development. It is also important to keep learning and gaining new skills to remain competitive in the industry.
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