Study Hall College organized an inter-departmental field visit to the Hindustan Hastshilp Mahotsav, bringing together students from BBA, BCom, and BAJMC programs for some experiential learning. During the visit, students conducted live surveys on GI-tagged products, interacted directly with buyers and sellers, and gained insights into market trends and consumer behaviour. Additionally, BAJMC students honed their on-ground media reporting skills through practical exposure. The visit provided another opportunity for hands-on learning, reinforcing the importance of real-world engagement beyond the classroom.
Lucknow: Prerna Girls and Prerna Boys School, units of the Study Hall Educational Foundation (SHEF), held their Convocation Ceremony for students of Classes X and XII. The Chief Guest for the ceremony was Sri Asim Arun, Hon’ble Minister of State (Independent Charge), Social Welfare and SC/ST Welfare, Government of Uttar Pradesh. The Guests of Honour were Arlene Storm, Chancellor of Mount Royal University, Calgary, Canada, and Colin Jackson, Senior Scholar at the University of Calgary Graduate College and Co-Chair of the Civic Narrative Project Calgary on Purpose. A total of 124 students were felicitated at the ceremony.
Prerna Schools are built on a gender-transformative model that goes beyond academics. Girls learn to analyse the world around them, question inequality, and make their own decisions. Boys are taught to examine masculinity, reject harmful norms, and practice respect and empathy. The aim is not only to improve learning outcomes, but also life outcomes—helping first-generation learners build agency, understand their rights, and move through the world with confidence and awareness.
Addressing the graduates, Sri Asim Arun said, “Education is the most reliable path for any child to build a secure and dignified life. When girls and boys develop confidence, skills, and clear thinking, it strengthens not just their own future but the future of the country. What Prerna is doing shows how education can shape responsible citizens and contribute to real social and economic progress.”
Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Urvashi Sahni, CEO of SHEF said, “Our children achieve so much in school despite the challenges they face every day. Their hard work has led to strong academic progress, but the most powerful change is in their lives. At Prerna, we have brought child marriage down to zero and seen girls take control of their decisions and futures. These students show us that when you combine education with dignity and equality, you don’t just improve learning outcomes — you create positive life outcomes.”
The convocation honoured the achievements of students who completed Class X and XII, many of whom are the first in their families to reach this milestone. Alumni also shared how the school’s focus on agency, critical thinking, and equality shaped their choices beyond school.
The ceremony closed with a shared commitment to continue advancing education that builds confident, responsible, and gender-just citizens.
The BCA department of Study Hall College concluded the 16-hour “Certified Secure Computer User Smart Program – Cyber Security Awareness & Smart AI” in collaboration with the International College for Security Studies. The program equipped students with practical knowledge of cyber threats, phishing, password security, digital hygiene, and the fundamentals of artificial intelligence through hands-on, expert-led sessions. Certificates were awarded to students who successfully completed the program, marking a significant step in strengthening their skills in cybersecurity and AI.
Study Hall College organized an engaging theatrical experience as acclaimed solo artist Luckyjee Gupta captivated students with his powerful performance “Maa Mujhe Tagore Bana De.” The performance blended emotional storytelling with creative expression, leaving a lasting impact and offering students an enriching exposure to the art of theatre.
Study Hall College conducted a Faculty Development Program through its “Samvidhan Workshop”, celebrating the core values of the Indian Constitution. The workshop facilitated in-depth discussions on justice, equality, liberty, and fraternity, encouraging educators to reflect on the relevance of constitutional principles in contemporary education. The sessions emphasized that integrating constitutional values into pedagogy goes beyond academic instruction—it plays a vital role in shaping conscious, responsible citizens who uphold democratic ideals and actively challenge injustice. By promoting inclusivity, civic responsibility, and critical engagement, the workshop empowered faculty members to inspire learners through lessons rooted in constitutional ethics, social integrity, and respect for democratic processes.
Study Hall College organized a guest lecture on cloud computing for BCA students, delivered by Dr. Hemant Kumar Singh, Associate Professor at Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Language University, Lucknow. The session provided in-depth insights into emerging domains such as the Internet of Things, Data Mining, Big Data, Virtualisation, and Load Balancing. The lecture enriched students’ understanding of cloud technologies and highlighted their relevance in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, inspiring learners to explore future-ready technological pathways.
Students of BBA and BCom from Study Hall College participated in an industrial visit to Mangal Bazaar and Phoenix United Mall, Lucknow to study the dynamics of unorganised and organised markets. The visit enabled students to observe real-world business practices, including pricing strategies, customer behaviour, and operational challenges across different market structures. The experience gave practical exposure, effectively bridging theoretical concepts with real-life market functioning.
Study Hall College, in collaboration with Digipodium, organized a one-day seminar titled “Digital Marketing: Tools, Trends & Technologies.” The session provided students with good exposure to emerging digital tools, current industry trends, and diverse career opportunities in the field. The seminar was led by Mr Asit Pathak, a seasoned expert with over 30 years of experience in marketing and digital marketing. Blending theory with practical insights, the session effectively bridged the knowledge gap and inspired students to explore careers in digital marketing.
Study Hall College organized Open House 2025, warmly welcoming parents to engage with the college community. The initiative aimed to strengthen collaboration between families and the institution. Parents interacted with college leadership, explored a range of academic programs, and gained insights into the diverse educational pathways designed to support and empower their children’s future.
BCA students of Study Hall College undertook an industrial visit to Softflew Technologies, gaining valuable exposure to real-world technological practices. The visit enabled students to explore live projects, understand industry workflows, and witness innovation in action. The experience effectively bridged the gap between classroom learning and practical application, making it an enriching and inspiring learning opportunity.
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