The Post Graduate Department of Commerce, VVM’s Shree Damodar College of Commerce & Economics, Margao, organized an industrial visit to the ONGC campus on 29th January 2026 as part of India Energy Week 2026. The visit was planned to provide students with experiential learning and industry exposure related to the energy sector.
India Energy Week 2026 served as a national platform showcasing India’s progress, innovation, and future roadmap in the energy domain. The visit enabled students to gain first-hand exposure to the functioning of a leading public sector enterprise and understand the strategic importance of the oil and gas thin India’s economic development.
During the visit, students explored several interactive and technology-driven exhibits, including:
- Virtual Reality (VR) experiencesdemonstrating offshore and onshore exploration and drilling operations
- Miniature working modelsexplaining the processes involved in oil extraction, refining, and distribution
- AI-based explainers and digital installationshighlighting automation, safety systems, and efficiency in energy operations
- Exhibits focusing on renewable energy initiatives, sustainability practices, and ONGC’s contribution towards India’s energy transition
Officials and resource personnel present at the venue explained ONGC’s organizational structure, operational activities, and its role in ensuring energy security while adopting environmentally responsible practices.
The visit provided students with valuable insights into technological advancements, managerial decision-making, and policy initiatives in the energy sector.
Expected Outcome of the Activity
The visit was expected to enhance students’ understanding of the energy sector and its relevance to commerce, economics, and management studies. It aimed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world industrial practices by exposing students to advanced technologies, sustainability initiatives, and operational challenges faced by public sector enterprises. The activity also sought to broaden students’ awareness of career opportunities in the energy and allied sectors.
Achievement of Course Outcome (CO) / Programme Outcome (PO)
The industrial visit contributed to the achievement of Course Outcomes by enabling students to relate theoretical concepts of economics, business environment, public sector management, and sustainability to practical applications. Exposure to industry practices enhanced students’ analytical ability, industry awareness, and understanding of contemporary business and economic issues. The activity also supported Programme Outcomes by fostering experiential learning, critical thinking, and professional orientation among students.
Programme Specific Outcome (PSO)
The visit strengthened Programme Specific Outcomes by enhancing students’ understanding of industrial operations, public sector enterprises, and emerging trends in the energy sector. It contributed to the development of analytical skills, practical exposure, and awareness of sustainable and technology-driven business practices. The interaction with industry exhibits and experts promoted a broader economic and managerial perspective, supporting employability and industry readiness among M.Com students.
