On Saturday, 24th January 2026, the BBA(FS) programme organized an industrial field visit for the students of SY BBA(FS) Programme to the Varun Beverages plant located in Shelpe, Sanguem. The students were accompanied by Mr. Adarsh Haibati and Ms. Delisha Rebello. A total of 32 students participated in the visit, comprising 17 male and 15 female students. Mr. Vinay Gaonkar, The plant manager of Varun Beverages, guided the students to various processes of manufacturing of soft drinks. The primary objective of the visit was to provide students with practical insights into large-scale industrial operations, supply chain management, and the financial workflows of a major corporate entity, effectively bridging the gap between academic theory and real-world application.
During the tour of the plant which started from 10:00 AM to 11:30 PM, students observed the automated production lines and learned about the logistical and financial complexities involved in maintaining a high-volume manufacturing facility. Following the industrial visit, the group proceeded to the Salaulim Dam for lunch and a brief period of recreation. The day concluded successfully with the students and faculty returning to the college campus by 3:30 PM. The visit proved to be an enriching experience, fulfilling the curriculum objectives of the BBA(FS) programme.
Expected Outcome of the Activity:
Programme Specific Outcome (PSO)
In terms of Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs), the visit provided specialized insights into the financial and logistical frameworks unique to the Financial Services (FS) domain. Students were able to witness the capital-intensive nature of a modern bottling plant, gaining a first-hand look at inventory management systems and the financial workflows essential for high-volume production. By enabling students to transition from theoretical classroom concepts to the complexities of a real-world industrial environment. By observing the operations at the Varun Beverages plant, students developed a practical understanding of organizational structure, operational efficiency, and the integration of diverse business functions.
