Objectives: The objective of the industrial visit was to provide practical knowledge and exposure to the BBA 3rd semester students about the Dairy Development Corporation, one of the prominent and government-owned dairy companies in Nepal. The visit aimed to help students learn about the company's core operations, its contribution to the economic development of the country, and how it maintains hygiene standards in milk production.
Learning: The visit provided students with an opportunity to observe the practical application of their theoretical knowledge about the production and supply of milk and milk products. Students learned about the types of milk produced in DDC, the sources of milk, the process of milk procurement, pasteurization, and packaging. They also learned about the company's vision to instill trust and faith in its customers by maintaining a high level of hygiene in milk production. The visit also helped students understand the importance of the dairy industry in Nepal's economic development.
Outcomes: The industrial visit to the Dairy Development Corporation in Balaju, Kathmandu, was a fruitful and productive experience for the BBA 3rd semester students. They gained practical knowledge and exposure to the dairy industry, its operations, and its importance in the country's economic development. The visit helped students connect their theoretical knowledge to practical applications, and they were able to witness the milk making process inside the factory, from procurement to packaging. The visit helped students understand how a government-owned dairy company operates and maintains a high level of hygiene in milk production, which instills trust and faith in customers. Overall, the visit was an enriching experience for the students and helped them develop a broader understanding of the dairy industry in Nepal.