Finishing School 2025 was jointly organised by Student Support, Progression & Placement Cell, IQAC & Entrepreneurship Knowledge Cell, GTRC at the College Campus on April 28, 2025. The programme was orgnaised in three parallel sessions with three different themes.
Resource Persons:
1. Ms. Jessica Lallawmzuali, MPS
2. Ms. Lalrinnungi Sailo, LLB
3. Mr. Kima Chhangte, Musician/Songwriter

Session I : Topic: Mental Resilience
The Session was held in Room No 501, chaired by Mrs. Ramdinliani, Member, SSPPC. Ms. Jessica Lallawmzuali, MPS delivered speech and held interactive session on the topic, explaining that mental Resilience is an ability to cope with adversity and bounce back from difficult experience- mainly focusing on the importance of developing strong mentality, seeking support and practicing self care. Speaking from her experience, she talked about challenges to build a resilient mindset, contribution of self care, like exercise, healthy eating and sufficient sleep to mental well being, and the role of mental strength in developing , pursuing and realizing aims and goals.

Session II : Topic: Responsible Citizenship
The session was held in room No. 401 chaired by Mrs. Lalsangluri Sailo, Member,SSPPC. Ms. Lalrinnungi Sailo, LLB, Additional Govt Advocate, District Court, Aizawl delivered speech on the topic stressing on the need to be aware of one’s rights and duties, active participation in community and nation by upholding law, respecting others and contribute to the well-being of the society. It is important to recognize our place in the larger community and nation and understand the consequences of one’s actions – personally and on broader scale. Engagement in civic duties- participating in democratic process, volunteering in community initiatives, stay informed about current events, to make positive impact and act with honesty, integrity and accountability contributes to make Responsible Citizen. Moreover, in present situation, it is very important to know how to use Social Media in a desired ways.

Session III : Topic: Navigating Music: From Passion to Profession
The session was held in Room No.202 and chaired by Mr. Lalhmachhuana, Member, SSPPC. Mr. Kima Chhangte, Musician/Songwriter, HomeFree Music Production shared his experience and interact with students on the topic. He stated that music provides a significant journey that involves balancing artistic creativity with practical realities of a career. While music fulfills one, provides a sense of joy, expression and connection, it demands hard work and the ability to navigate a challenging industry and to develop a strong work ethic and continuous refining of one’s musical crafts and business skills. It is, therefore, very important to find a balance between one’s passion for music and the need to make a living and also other aspects of life. For musicians, creating and sharing their music is rewarding in many ways, not just financially.
All three sessions are held in parallel at 1:30 pm.