SkillHub Club
1. Introduction
SkillUp Hub U3 is a dynamic, student-led initiative formed with the objective of addressing a critical gap between academic learning and career readiness. While technical clubs primarily focus on programming, coding, and specialized technologies, SkillUp Hub takes a holistic approach to student development.
The club emphasizes soft skills, aptitude building, cognitive training, and workstation-based learning resources. By creating a collaborative environment, SkillUp Hub ensures that students develop not just academically but also in areas that are essential for interviews, placements, and professional growth.
2. Vision & Mission
Vision:
To empower students with essential career-oriented skills beyond classroom academics, nurturing holistic development for future challenges.
Mission:
To build confidence, enhance communication, and strengthen problem-solving abilities through peer-led activities, structured workshops, and the innovative SkillUp Station.
3. Objectives of the Club:-
- To provide students with opportunities to practice and polish soft skills.
- To create a structured environment for aptitude and logical reasoning practice.
- To organize workshops, group discussions, debates, and mock interviews for real-time learning.
- To build a SkillUp Station – a workstation corner with curated resources for quick learning.
- To foster inter-college collaborations and participation in events.
- To prepare students for placement readiness by focusing on personal and professional growth.
4. Why SkillUp Hub?
In today’s competitive environment, academic achievements alone are not enough. Recruiters and industries expect students to be well-rounded, confident, and capable of critical thinking.
SkillUp Hub was founded with the following motivations:
- Lack of soft-skill-focused student clubs in the institute.
- Growing demand for aptitude and employability training.
- Student need for peer-to-peer learning and mentorship.
- Bridging the gap between classroom knowledge and industry expectations.
Committee Structure:
| Sr no. | NAME | Class | Department |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mrs. Archana M. Jade | -- | Faculty co-ordinator |
| 2 | Mrs. Sapana S. Yeshi | -- | Faculty co-ordinator |
| 3 | Bhavesh Mahendra Borse | IMCA-II | Aptitude |
| 4 | Mansi Bhika Patil | IMCA-II | Aptitude |
| 5 | Prem Hiresh Shivade | IMCA-II | Aptitude |
| 6 | Dhanshri Jitendra Bhadane | IMCA-II | Aptitude |
| 7 | Prerana Rajendra Patil | IMCA-II | Aptitude |
| 8 | Danish Salim Pinjari | IMCA-II | Aptitude |
| 9 | Bhavesh Ravsaheb Patil | BMS-II | Aptitude |
| 10 | Bhavika Hemnat Gosawi | SYBMS | Aptitude |
| 11 | Abhishek Narendra Mishra | BBA-II | Skillup station |
| 12 | Sarvesh Rohidas Kumbhar | BBA-II | Skillup station |
| 13 | Falguni Vijay Dharmadhikari | BBA-II | Skillup station |
| 14 | Murnali Mahendra Patil | BBA-II | Skillup station |
| 15 | Disha Santosh Patil | BBA-II | Skillup station |
| 16 | Tanvi Ravindra Patil | BBA-II | Skillup station |
| 17 | Anushka Vishal Gadwe | BBA-II | Skillup station |
| 18 | Saloni Pradip Agrawal | BBA-II | Skillup station |
| 19 | Aarya Milind Kasar | IMCA-II | Softskills |
| 20 | Hitakshi Babruwan Girase | IMCA-II | Softskills |
| 21 | Pratha Kishorsing Girase | IMCA-II | Softskills |
| 22 | Rupesh Mangalsing Thakur | IMCA-II | Softskills |
| 23 | Yash Santosh Chaudhari | BBA-II | Softskills |
| 24 | Lokesh Samadhan Patil | BMS-II | Softskills |
| 25 | Tejaswini Bhapu Mali | BMS-II | Softskills |
| 26 | Rutuja Ravindra Devare | BMS-II | Softskills |
| 27 | Bhumika Jagdish Gosavi | BMS-II | Softskills |
| 28 | Dipali Vilas Ramole | BMS-II | Softskills |