As part of their industrial training and academic exposure, students from MKI and TCN Nursing School, YBN University, undertook a two-day industrial visit to the Sudha Dairy Plant. The visit was organized with the objective of providing students with practical insights into the dairy industry’s operations, quality control systems, and milk product supply chain management.
During the visit, students toured the plant to closely observe the entire production process, including milk collection, processing, quality testing, packaging, storage, and distribution. Industry experts at the plant explained the importance of hygiene standards, food safety protocols, and efficient supply chain mechanisms required to maintain product quality from source to consumer. This hands-on exposure enabled students to better understand how large-scale dairy operations function in real-world industrial settings.
The industrial visit aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, helping students gain industry-relevant experience and a clearer understanding of professional practices. Such exposure is especially valuable for nursing and allied health students, as it enhances their awareness of nutrition, food safety, and public health perspectives related to dairy products.
The visit was conducted under the guidance and support of Dean, Students’ Welfare Dr. Arti Gupta, Training and Placement Officer Dr. Sonia Rani, Head of ECE Department and Co–Training & Placement Coordinator Er. Kumari Vinita, and Student Coordinator Ms. Mou Mokharji, whose efforts ensured a well-organized and informative experience for the students.
On this occasion, Hon’ble Chairman of YBN University Shri Ramji Yadav, CMD Dr. Ankita Yadav, Vice-Chancellor Dr. Satyadev Poddar, and all staff members of YBN University extended their congratulations to the Training & Placement Cell for successfully organizing the two-day industrial visit. They appreciated the initiative as a valuable step toward experiential learning, industry exposure, and holistic student development.
The visit proved to be an enriching learning experience, equipping students with practical knowledge and confidence to apply classroom concepts in real-world professional environments, while reinforcing YBN University’s commitment to industry-oriented education.
