Ms. Sriranjani Joshi is the Trustee and Director of George Group of Colleges, Kolkata. With more than 20 years of experience as an educational entrepreneur, she has been instrumental in introducing many new-age career-oriented programs and strives to be an Empathetic Leader. She has been engaged in imparting education and skill training, since 1920, to over 25000 students through more than 100 skill centers and degree Colleges across eastern India. She is the Core Member of The Health sub-committee , education sub-committee and the Vice Chair of Indian Women Network Eastern Region at CII. She is also the Co- Chair of the Skill Development committee at ASSOCHAM. and a Member of the Indian Chamber of Commerce National Expert Committee on Higher Education & Training.She is also the Treasurer of Befrienders India, a pan India organization offering mental health counseling and a network of suicide prevention centers.

George Group of Colleges


What are the placement trends in your college?

“Our alumni hold senior -level positions in organizations of repute”

 The alumni are actively associated with the college. There's a huge help with career advice and given by alumni. Because of the bouquet of courses we have, both inter degree level and the vocational degree level, our alumni are present in all sectors. 


What is your philosophy of leadership and its implementation?

Empathetic leadership is the way forward, that's how you can bring the best out of your team”

I always strive to be an empathetic leader, Understand the challenges of my team members, and try to stay connected with them. I have volunteered for the past 17 years in various NGOs. An activist in suicide prevention, I have always tried to understand the student. Put yourself in their shoes and see how best you can utilize your capabilities to achieve the goal.

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How does the curriculum of George Group of Colleges ensure the best practice of industry?

“A strong student-teacher relationship supported by a mentorship program for personalized attention”

We follow the curriculum prescribed by the University. We use a range of strategies to deliver the curriculum, to achieve the best results. The curriculum delivery not only includes traditional teaching methods but includes collaborative learning, self-learning, and mentoring. The mentoring system helps the faculty to map each student to their challenges and help them overcome those challenges and get a good successful career for themselves. 


How does your university welcome students of different socio-economic backgrounds?

“Scholarships and financial support to maintain an environment of unhindered education”

We offer a huge number of scholarships. When we identify students who have difficulty in arranging for the fees or are from a disadvantaged background, we try our best to accomadate them. Also, a lot of our students are supported through Kanyashree and other government programs. 


Any suggestions you would like to give to the current youth and the aspiring students?

“Challenges are what make life interesting. Overcoming them is what makes life interesting”

Due to the fear of failing ,don’t think small. Be open. You can achieve more by taking risks. Keep challenging yourself. Enjoy what you are doing, enjoy your work. 

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How did your institution cope up with the COVID19 situation?

“A swift action taken by our faculties to adopt methods of online education helped our students extensively”

Our admissions have increased this year, we have started with 2 new campuses and managed to get admissions as well. This was possible because we quickly adapted to the situation and gave the students what they had asked for. Our faculties immediately set up a system where they could pre-record lectures and share them with students for continued education. The university was also very proactive. The final year students got their examination results and marksheets well in time & also were able to get relevant jobs even during the pandemic.