NRI Group Bhopal placements 2027: Eleven students of the NRI Institute of Information Science and Technology (NIIST), part of NRI Group of Institutions, Bhopal, have been selected in a physical campus drive conducted by Avyaan Management Pvt Ltd. Each selected student received an offer of up to 4 LPA with a pre-placement offer (PPO).

Quick Summary of the NIIST Campus Drive

• Recruiter: Avyaan Management Pvt Ltd
• Mode: Physical (on-campus) drive
• Students selected: 11
• Branches: B.Tech AIML, CSE and CSIT
• Package: Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
• Institute: NIIST, NRI Group of Institutions, Bhopal

For a student in an engineering college in Bhopal, a campus drive that ends in an offer letter is the clearest proof that the classroom, the labs and the training sessions are working together. We are proud to share this result with the students, their parents and everyone planning to join B.Tech in Bhopal.

Students Selected in the Avyaan Management Campus Drive

Sr. No.	Student Name	Branch	College	Batch	Package
1	Mohd. Sharim	B.Tech AIML	NIIST	2027	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
2	Ritesh Mishra	B.Tech CSE	NIIST	2027	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
3	Ranjeet Patel	B.Tech CSE	NIIST	2026	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
4	Tanisha Mishra	B.Tech AIML	NIIST	2027	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
5	Rajat Chouksey	B.Tech AIML	NIIST	2027	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
6	Mansi Singh	B.Tech CSIT	NIIST	2027	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
7	Kartik Shrivastava	B.Tech AIML	NIIST	2027	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
8	Bhoomi Vishwakarma	B.Tech AIML	NIIST	2027	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
9	Prateek Singh	B.Tech CSE	NIIST	2026	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
10	Sneha Pachouri	B.Tech AIML	NIIST	2027	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)
11	Dheeraj Singh	B.Tech CSE	NIIST	2026	Up to 4 LPA (PPO)

Seven of the eleven selected students belong to the 2027 batch, and four are from the 2026 batch. Six of the eleven studied B.Tech AIML, four studied CSE, and one studied CSIT, which shows that the demand covers both artificial intelligence and core computer science.

What Does "PPO" Mean in Placements?

PPO usually stands for pre-placement offer. It is an offer made to a student before graduation, often linked to a training or internship period, so the student enters the final year with a job already in hand. For families comparing engineering colleges, this matters because it removes a lot of uncertainty from the last year of study.

What Do Engineering Students Need to Get Placed?

Companies that visit engineering campuses in Madhya Pradesh look for a similar set of abilities. Marks matter for eligibility, but these skills decide the result in the interview room:

• Programming fundamentals: clean code in at least one language such as Python, Java or C++, along with data structures and algorithms.
• Core computer science subjects: databases, operating systems, computer networks and object-oriented concepts, which are asked in almost every technical round.
• Projects you can explain: a real project, even a small one, that you built yourself and can defend line by line.
• AI and machine learning basics (for AIML students): Python libraries, model building, data handling and the ability to explain why a model behaves the way it does.
• Aptitude and reasoning: quantitative ability, logical reasoning and verbal skills, which usually decide the first screening round.
• Communication and confidence: a clear self-introduction, honest answers and the ability to say "I don't know, but this is how I would find out".
• A visible profile: a clear resume, an active GitHub account and a complete LinkedIn page.

How Placements Work at NIIST, NRI Group of Institutions

Placement at NIIST is not treated as a final-year event. The Training and Placement Cell works with students across the years of the programme, and the process generally follows these steps:

1. Industry connect: the cell invites companies to visit the campus for physical and virtual drives, like the Avyaan Management drive described above.
2. Eligibility and registration: students who meet the company's criteria register for the drive.
3. Screening rounds: typically an aptitude or technical test, followed by technical and HR interviews.
4. Offer and onboarding: selected students receive their offers, and in the case of PPO, continue their studies with a confirmed opportunity.

How Skills Are Developed Before the Interview

A placement offer is the result of months of preparation. At NIIST, skill building runs alongside the B.Tech syllabus through:

• Hands-on laboratory work in programming, AI and ML, and computer science subjects.
• Aptitude and reasoning training sessions to prepare for company screening tests.
• Mock interviews and resume reviews that give students practice before the real round.
• Communication and soft-skill sessions to help students speak with confidence.
• Project work, seminars and technical activities that give students something concrete to talk about.

Why AIML, CSE and CSIT Matter for Careers

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML), Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT) are among the most sought-after B.Tech branches in India today. Companies use these graduates for software development, data work, testing, analytics and technical support. A student who builds solid fundamentals in any of these branches can move across roles as technology changes.

How to Choose an Engineering College in Bhopal

If you are comparing B.Tech colleges in Bhopal, look beyond the brochure and check these points:

• Affiliation and approvals, such as RGPV affiliation and AICTE approval.
• Whether placement results are shared openly, with names, branches and companies.
• How many companies visit the campus every year, and in which branches.
• Quality of labs, faculty and project guidance.
• Internship and training opportunities during the course.

Ask every college you visit for these details, and compare the answers. It is the simplest way to make a confident decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which company conducted the campus drive at NIIST?

Avyaan Management Pvt Ltd conducted a physical campus drive at NIIST, NRI Group of Institutions, Bhopal.

How many students were selected?

Eleven students from B.Tech AIML, CSE and CSIT were selected.

What package was offered?

The selected students received offers of up to 4 LPA with a pre-placement offer (PPO).

Which branches were part of the drive?

The selected students are from B.Tech Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML), Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT).

Congratulations to Our Students

We congratulate all eleven students on this achievement and thank their faculty mentors and the Training and Placement Cell for their support. We also thank Avyaan Management Pvt Ltd for visiting our campus and choosing our students.

Plan Your B.Tech Admission in Bhopal

If you or your child is planning to study engineering, you are welcome to visit the NRI Group of Institutions campus on Raisen Road, Bhopal, meet our faculty and understand how our B.Tech programmes in AIML, CSE and CSIT are structured.

• Phone: 0755 - 4085500, 7587597437
• Website: www.nrigroupindia.com
• Address: 1, Sajjan Singh Nagar, Raisen Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

Call us today to know about admissions, eligibility and the counselling process for the upcoming session.

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कॉम्प्युटर लैब्स, डिजिटल लाइब्रेरी, स्मार्ट क्लासरूम्स और हाई-स्पीड इंटरनेट जैसी सुविधाएं छात्रों के लिए उपलब्ध हैं।

 

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लेखक : 

डा. प्रवीण कुमार श्रीवास्तव उप प्राचार्य

विद्यादायिनी विज्ञान, प्रबंधन और प्रौद्योगिकी संस्थान,

एनआरआई समूह संस्थान, भोपाल

Pharmacovigilance in Pharmacy

Millions of people around the world are partially or fully dependent on medicines to live a normal life, with such huge dependency even a small defect in medication may impact a lot of people. There are many horrid tales of promising medicines which passed clinical trials but ended up causing major upheaval. History is filled with cases; Thalidomide Tragedy, OxyContin and the Opioid Epidemic, Vioxx (Rofecoxib) all highlighted the need of a drug monitoring system like pharmacovigilance to safeguard patients against adverse reactions of medications.

Pharmacovigilance is the lifeblood of the pharmaceutical industry, ensuring the safety and efficacy of medicines for patients worldwide. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines pharmacovigilance as- ‘‘the science and activities related to detecting, assessing, and preventing adverse effects or any other drug-related problems.’’ Though it sounds like a complex term, at its core pharmacovigilance is just making sure that medicines are safe for people to use.

The present fast paced scenario of the pharma industry needs safety breaks like pharmacovigilance to ensure that only high-quality medications with minimal risk to patients reach the market. With continuous advances in the pharma industry every year more and more drug molecules are ready to be turned into formulations and marketed to millions after their success in clinical trials. But the clinical trials done on few hundred people don't reflect the reality or outcomes of medication in diverse populations; that is bound to take it once it is launched in market. Pharmacovigilance is what prevents the medication related epidemics from becoming a regular occurrence.
Even though pharmacovigilance is directly or indirectly involved and influences every sector of pharma and healthcare, there are three major areas it is concerned with i.e. Product quality, Adverse drug reactions and Medication errors.

In the pharma industry, pharmacovigilance has significant influence in drug approval process as it is integral part of both pre-approval safety assessments and post-marketing surveillance. The pharma industry spends a lot of money in marketing, product design, making sure the quality of medicines is up to regulatory standards and in other drug development and evaluation tests. Pharmacovigilance reports on adverse drug reactions, product quality etc. along with patient feedback and surveys provide enough information for the pharmaceutical company to make future decisions for its medications in the market.

Pharmacovigilance systems ensure the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products throughout their lifecycle through their continuous monitoring, they identify the potential risks associated with medications, facilitating timely interventions and regulatory compliance.

Pharmacovigilance plays an important role in maintaining the product quality in the pharma industry through its continuous monitoring of medications throughout its lifecycle. Not only do the pharmacovigilance systems help with detection of quality issues in medicines during drug development phase but it also plays significant role in monitoring post marketing safety of medicines too. Pharmacovigilance systems also help pharma companies in decision making by providing benefit-risk profile of medications which in turn helps in taking guided actions in direction of product modifications, labeling changes, or market withdrawals if necessary.

Pharmacovigilance is an ever evolving continuous and complex system that operates through coordinated efforts at local, national, and global levels. Drug monitoring is a complex task that requires collaborative monitoring efforts and engages with diverse stakeholders each with specialized roles and responsibilities to maintain the safety of medications worldwide.

The synergistic effect of collaborative monitoring efforts by regulatory agencies, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare professionals impacts the public trust in the medications which in turn impacts the public trust in the pharmaceutical company. Pharmacovigilance systems acts as bridge between healthcare, pharma companies and the patients. The pharmacovigilance reports act as guiding light to pharma companies that help in navigating the future of their marketed medications and formulations.

Pharmacovigilance systems strongly rely on collection and analysis of data on drug safety obtained though different monitoring units. The pharmacovigilance data is important for pharmaceutical companies as it has major impact in the production as well as labelling of medications. There are many ways in which the data collection for pharmacovigilance is done; it can be done passively, where reports are submitted spontaneously and voluntarily like in case of thalidomide tragedy where spontaneous reports from healthcare professionals provided the data or via active data collection, where through specific studies or surveys data is collected, for example; in market withdrawal of NSAID Vioxx (rofecoxib), active data collection during the post-marketing studies revealed that the negative impact of vioxx on cardiovascular health far exceeded its usability as pain medication. In rare cases like for covid vaccines, the data is collected mandatorily i.e. the reporting is required by law. Once the data is collected, it is carefully analyzed and any important findings are reported to ensure the safe use of medications.

Pharmacovigilance is a major and integral part of pharmaceutical industries, in addition to providing the reports on adverse drug reactions and maintaing product quality it also plays significant role in identification and addressing potentially harmful medication errors to make sure safety of medications. The most common types of medication errors are prescribing errors, dispensing errors, administration errors and monitoring errors. The pharmacovigilance system through their assessed data on medication errors help the pharmaceutical companies and healthcare system in identification of patterns and implement the necessary actions to reduce the risk of medication errors and improve medication safe.

Despite playing cardinal role in both the pharmaceutical industry and health care sector, pharmacovigilance is not advancing with the same pace as other pharmaceutical industry. Like any other system, Pharmacovigilance too has its own challenges. The increasing complexity of drug therapies and the rise of personalized medicine demands a complex monitoring system. Additionally, Underreporting of Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs), Lack of Awareness and training among personnel has emerged as significant issue that need immediate attention. These challenges call for pharmacovigilance related training and education for all healthcare and pharma professionals. Implementation of better reporting systems and usage of advanced data analytics may help with detection and assessment.

 

Author

Atul Bopche

Assistant Professor

NRI Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (NIPS)

The Indian Pharmaceutical Industry: A Remarkable Journey

The Indian Pharmaceutical Industry: A Remarkable Journey

The Indian Pharmaceutical Industry’s journey started with significant steps towards global recognition. In 1970 the Indian patent act was introduced and in 1978 the drug policy was introduced and set the stage for Indian companies to establish themselves in international markets, from 1980’s India had transformed from a major importer to a leading exporter of medicine. In 1984 Hatch Waxmann act was introduced in the United States boosted the production of generic medicines benefitting Indian drug makers. In 1991 the economic reforms takes place further propelled the Indian pharmaceutical industry onto the global platform by removing licensing restriction.

In past years pharmaceutical industry in India has notable transformation in healthcare preferment worldwide. Some of the major sectors of Indian pharmaceutical industry include generic drugs, vaccines, bulk drugs, contract research and manufacturing, biosimilars, medical devices etc. It’s 2024 and Indian pharmaceuticals industry has risen and positioned itself as one of the major contribution to the global pharmaceutical industry. The Indian pharmaceutical industry is projected to hit a $450 billion by 2047.

The Indian pharmaceutical industry grasp a significant place in the world economy. Worldwide it ranks 3rd in volume and 14^th in value. During the covid -19 pandemic, it showed exceptional performance, making a mark on the global stage.

It played a vital role in vaccinating 2.2 billion Indians and providing over 290 million vaccine doses to more than 100 countries through the vaccine maître initiative. The pharmaceutical industry also worked to develop medicines, testing kits and treatments for covid-19.

Our pharmaceutical industry is known as pharmacy of the world and generic hub in the world. India was the world’s leading exporter of generic medicines, meeting 20% of global demand.  In India Half of the world’s vaccines are made . India is also a major supplier of vaccines for disease like DPT, BCG, and measles.

AN ECONOMIC PILLAR

In Indian economy the pharmaceutical industry contributing significantly to jobs nearly 3 million people, foreign exchange, earning and research. With a market size of $50 billion in 2020-2021 and pharmaceutical exports $17 billion;in 2022 pharmaceutical exports exceeded $ 25 billion. With the right resources, it aims to reach  in 2030  has $130 billion in market size  and $450 billion by 2047.

FUTURE PROSPECTS

The future of pharmaceutical industry looks promising. By the help of government policies such as production linked incentives and collaborations with research labs. In two years India has managed to produce 38 active pharmaceutical ingredients. This decreasing dependence and strengthens the supply chain. The pharmaceutical industry aims to become a volume leader and a top-10 contributor in terms of value by 2030, with aims to reach the top 5 by 2047.A large volume of medical devices  are imported and supplies will be made in India. And decreasing dependence on imports, ensuring smooth business activities. The pharmaceutical industry in 2024 has expected to reach $65 billion and $130$ billion in 2030..

Summary

All along innovation in Pharma sector and, quality, and global reach, collaboration with stakeholders, government bodies and regulators will be key to unlocking the industry’s potential and make sure its continued progress. More pharmaceutical companies are moving towards digitalization, using artificial intelligence applications.

 

Author

Ms. Rinshi Agrawal

Assistant Professor

NRI Institute of Pharmacy

MENTAL HEALTH

 “Being able to be your true self is one of the strongest components of good mental health.”

Introduction: - Mental health is a component of total health. It is concerned not only with the early diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders but also with the preservation and promotion of good mental health and the prevention of mental illness. Mental health and physical health are interrelated. A sound mind in a sound body is an ancient saying. Health, as defined by the WHO, includes both physical and mental health and social well-being. This is the modern concept of optimum health, and mental health is an important component.

“Mental health care from birth to death and mental health is a part of sickness and health. The aim of mental health at all stages of life and to prevent mental illness."

The various factors that contribute to mental health may be stated as follows:

1. Good physical health:  Good physical health is the basis of mental health. Proper functioning of all the systems of the body, i.e., respiratory, cardio-vascular, digestive, nervous, and endocrine, is essential. Individuals who suffer from deformities, disabilities, and chronic incurable diseases fall into mental illness very easily. Good physical health is therefore the first stepping stone to mental health.

2. Basic needs: Individuals cannot maintain proper mental health unless certain basic needs are met. These needs are explained as follows:

3. Physical needs: these are food, shelter, clothing, rest, recreation, sleep, etc., which promote physical health. These are the basic, elementary needs of every person.

4. Psychological needs: The need for independence, affection, achievement, and recognition are among the important psychological needs that every individual craves for hygiene.

5. Social needs: These are needs for security, social status, praise, etc. It cannot be possible to meet all the basic needs of given individuals. These are useful for the promotion of mental health.

6. Habits: Certain habits contribute to good mental health. They are habits of work, study, play, rest, and sleep. Individual habits emotional adjustment for home and outside the home,

Characteristics of a mentally healthy person:

1.       A mentally healthy person has good self-control and Control of emotions like fear, anger, and love, expressing these in an acceptable manner, and has learned to tolerate frustrations and disappointments.

2.       He faces problems and tries to solve them intelligently.

3.       Mental healthy person adjust to environment

4.       He avails to be satisfied emotion.

5.       He takes respect and self esteem.

6.       Mentally healthy person feel happy, calm, and cheerful.

7.       He is not conflicts for social environment.

8.       He accepts criticism.

9.      He understands the emotional needs of others and tries to be his dealings with them.

10.     He feels secure in a home and peer groups.

11.     Be able to think for one self, and make their own decisions, set goals, and face life’s problems.

12.     Appreciate the others achievements and wins. 

13.   Be able to develop friendships and be sensitive to their emotional needs and problems.

14.     Have a meaningful and purposeful life and work, develop talents, and use time well. Responsible and dependable in her duties. Mental health development, or mental hygiene, occurs at different stages, i.e., in infancy, early childhood, late childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.

 

SUMMARY

Mental health is a component of total health.There is various factors contributing to mentally healthy people.

They are good physical health, basic needs, and habits. In basic needs physical needs, psychological needs, and social needs must be fulfilled. Mental hygiene undergoes various developments during infancy, early childhood, late childhood, adolescence, and adulthood and old age.

Author

Ms Ragni Dubey 

Associate Professor 

NRI Institute of Nursing 

Advancements in Nuclear Reactor Engineering: Innovations and Challenges

 Advancements in Nuclear Reactor Engineering: Innovations and Challenges

 

Nuclear reactor engineering stands at the forefront of scientific and technological progress, offering profound implications for global energy needs and sustainability. This article explores recent advancements, challenges, and future prospects in this pivotal field.

Introduction -The evolution of nuclear reactor engineering has been marked by significant efficiency, safety, and sustainability strides. As demands for clean energy intensify amidst climate concerns, atomic power emerges as a viable solution due to its minimal greenhouse gas emissions and high energy density.

Advanced Reactor Designs- Recent innovations in reactor design focus on enhancing safety margins and operational flexibility. Generation IV reactors, such as the Sodium-cooled Fast Reactor (SFR) and the Molten Salt Reactor (MSR), promise inherent safety features and improved fuel utilization. These designs utilize advanced materials like refractory metals and ceramics to withstand extreme temperatures and corrosive environments, ensuring longevity and reliability.

Fuel Cycle Innovations -The nuclear fuel cycle plays a critical role in reactor performance and sustainability. Advanced fuel reprocessing techniques, such as pyro-processing and electrorefining, aim to reduce nuclear waste volumes and extract valuable isotopes for medical and industrial applications. Furthermore, the development of accident-tolerant fuels (ATFs) enhances reactor safety by improving fuel stability under extreme conditions.

Safety and Regulation- Ensuring the safety of nuclear reactors remains a paramount concern. Advances in probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) enable more accurate modeling of reactor behavior under normal and abnormal conditions. Regulatory bodies continually evolve standards to address emerging technologies and operational practices, ensuring rigorous oversight and public confidence.

Challenges and Future Directions -Despite these advancements, nuclear reactor engineering faces several challenges. Public perception and regulatory hurdles often impede the deployment of new technologies. Additionally, managing nuclear waste and decommissioning aged reactors require innovative strategies and international cooperation.

Looking forward, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) holds promise for optimizing reactor operations and predictive maintenance. Advanced simulations using quantum computing could revolutionize reactor design and materials research, offering unprecedented insights into nuclear phenomena at the atomic level.

Conclusion- Nuclear reactor engineering continues to evolve, driven by technological innovation and global energy demands. Advances in reactor design, fuel cycle management, and safety systems underscore its potential as a sustainable energy source. Overcoming challenges through interdisciplinary collaboration and regulatory support will be pivotal in realizing the full potential of nuclear power for a clean energy future.

References -

1. International Atomic Energy Agency. (2023). Advanced Nuclear Reactor Technologies: A Resource Manual. Vienna, Austria: IAEA.

2. US Department of Energy. (2022). Advanced Reactor Technologies Program. Retrieved from https://www.energy.gov/ne/advanced-reactor-technologies.

Author- Dr. Naureen Khan, Dept. of Science, NIIST, NGI

 

Job Satisfaction in Organisations 2024 by Sarita Chouhan, Head of Department - Commerce (VISMT, Bhopal).

MOTIVATION PERFORMANCE AND JOB SATISFACTION

It has often been said that a happy employee is a productive employee and a Happy employee must be satisfied with his job since most people spend nearly half of their waking lives at work. The importance of work satisfaction can be well understood additionally job satisfaction usually indicates or results in satisfaction in life in general, which is necessary for contentment and happiness. job satisfaction can be defined as the extent of positive feelings or attitudes that individuals have toward their jobs when a person says that he has high job satisfaction it means that he really likes his job feels good about it and values are job his job highly it has been established that highly satisfied workers have better physical and mental well-being it is highly debatable as to which one is the cause and which one is the effect but they are known to be correlational on the other hand serious job dissatisfaction results in stress in tension which is usually the cause of a variety of physiological disorders.

 

JOB SATISFACTION

Job satisfaction results from the employee's perception that the job content and context actually provide what an employee values in the work situation it can be defined as a legible or positive emotional straight resulting from the phrase all of one job or job experience dispositive emotional state is highly contributory to an employee’s physical and mental well-being organizational speaking high level of job satisfaction reflects highly favorable organizational climate resulting in attracting and retaining better worker.

SOURCES OF JOB SATISFACTION

Many research studies have been conducted on the subject of job satisfaction and employee morale to establish some of the causes that result in job satisfaction these studies have revealed that certain variables are consistently correlated with job satisfaction. Some of these factors have been grouped into 4 identifiable discrete categories which are

- Organizational factors

- Work environment factor

- Factors related to work itself

- Personal factors

ORGANISATIONAL FACTORS

Salaries And Wages

Salaries and wages play a significant role in determining the level of job satisfaction respective to the level of position that an employee holds in the organization studies conducted by Lokesh indicate that p is a primary determinant of job satisfaction especially when it is perceived as fair and equitable compared to others and relative to employees own a person contribution pay is also the prime movers since it satisfies the first level needs of Maslow was model of motivation.

Promotions

Promotional opportunities are another source of job satisfaction especially at higher level jobs because a promotion indicates and employee words to the organization which is highly moral boosting a promotion also involves a positive change in higher salary less supervision more challenging work assignments increased responsibility and decision making freedom promotion as a higher source of job satisfaction for executive them for lower level job such as secretaries because executive promotion brings with it for better benefits as a result of promotion then the case of lower level administrative jobs.

Company Policies

Company policies organization structure and organizational policies play an important role in establishing an environment that is conducive to job satisfaction a highly authoritative and autocratic structure may produce more resentment on the part of employees who may want a more open democratic style of leadership usually government employee behavior and depending upon how strict or liberal these policies are can generate positive and negative feelings about the organization liberal and fair policy are usually associated with job satisfaction policy of field that they are not treated fairly would not be happy with the job.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

The work environment factor includes the following categories: -

Supervisory Style

It has been established that wherever the supervisors are friendly and supportive of workers. There is job satisfaction. Conversely, it can also be established that satisfied employees themselves create a social environment at work where supervisors are more considerate of such employees.

Work Group

The group size and the quality of interpersonal relationships within the group play a significant role and worker happiness larger group sizes usually lead to lower levels of satisfaction because large groups lead to poor interpersonal communication reduced feeling of togetherness and difficulty in getting to know each other groups provide get a greater opportunity for building mutual trust and understanding.

Working conditions

Good working conditions are fundamental because they lead to greater physical comfort a high premium on a clean and orderly workstation and factors such as hitting air conditioning, humidity, lighting, noise level availability of adequate tools and equipment and desirable work schedule solving contribute to a higher level of satisfaction while such desirable working conditions are taken for granted and may not contribute heavily towards job satisfaction poor working conditions do become a source of job dissatisfaction simply because the lead to physical discomfort and physical danger.

WORK ITSELF

By and large the work itself plays a major role in determining the level of job satisfaction the job content has two aspects one is the job scope which involves the amount of responsibility pace and the feedback provided the higher the level of these factors the higher the job scope and thus the higher the level of satisfaction the second aspect is the variety it has been found that a moderate amount of variety is most effective excessive variety produces confusion and stress and two little variety causes monotony and fatigue which are dissatisfiers additionally lack of autonomy and freedom over work methods and works create a sense of helplessness it is not very motivating for the employees to have their every step and every action determined by their supervisor it is highly and causes this satisfaction to be avoided because employees feel very and happy if they do not know exactly what they are task is and what is expected of them

PERSONAL FACTORS

While the external environment within the organization and the nature of the job are important determinants of job satisfaction personal attributes of individual employees play a very vital role as together they are happy at the job or not people with generally negative attitude about life and pessimist always complain about everything including the job no matter how would the job is such peoples always find something wrong with it to complain about other factor is age seniority and 10 year have considerable influence on job satisfaction it is expected that is people grow older the usually come up the corporate leader with the passage of time and move into more challenging and responsible positions meeting these challenges and succeeding is a high source of satisfaction available resources and rewards and be satisfied about the situation employees who do not move up at all with time or more likely to be satisfied with their jobs security with their job equally important is the intrinsic source of satisfaction which comes from within the person and it is a function of the employees personality some of the personality traits that are directly related to increase the job satisfaction are self-assurance,self-esteem maturity decisions sense of autonomy challenge and responsibility it can be concluded that the higher the person is on Maslow’s model of hierarchy needs the higher is the job satisfaction.

Author:

Sarita Chouhan

Head of Department, Commerce

VISMT, Bhopal (M.P)