The CII-IWN Campus to Career Programme took place at Paavai Engineering College on 27th February 2025. The event was graced by the Principal of Paavai Engineering College, along with various Heads of Departments and final-year female students. The welcome address was delivered by F. Delphinaa, a third-year student from the CSE department.
The presidential address on Building Financial Stability: 10 Key Habits For Change was delivered by Dr. M. Premkumar, Principal of Paavai Engineering College, He emphasized the importance of financial discipline, smart investments, and strategic savings. He highlighted key habits such as budgeting, minimizing debt, diversifying income sources, and developing financial literacy to ensure long-term stability. Dr. Premkumar also stressed the role of technology in financial planning, the significance of emergency funds, and the need for goal-oriented financial decisions.
Mrs. Nidhi Malani, Founder of N Malani & Co, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, conducted an insightful session on Building Financial Stability: 10 Key Habits for Change, emphasizing the fundamental principles of sound financial management. She highlighted the importance of disciplined budgeting, consistent savings, and strategic investments to achieve long-term financial security. Stressing the need for financial literacy, she encouraged individuals to track their expenses, minimize unnecessary debts, and create an emergency fund to handle unforeseen financial challenges. She also underscored the significance of setting clear financial goals and making informed investment decisions to ensure sustainable wealth creation.
Additionally, Mrs. Malani emphasized the role of technology in modern financial planning, advocating the use of digital tools and financial apps to manage expenses and investments efficiently. She urged individuals to develop a mindset of continuous learning about financial trends, tax planning, and wealth management strategies. Highlighting the impact of responsible spending habits, she encouraged participants to prioritize long-term financial stability over short-term gratification. Her session provided valuable insights and practical strategies, empowering attendees to take proactive steps toward financial independence and security.
The vote of thanks was proposed by S.Nithyashree, a second-year student from the CSE department. The session was attended by a total of 198 students and faculty members.
