Industrial Visit

Industry–Academia Collaboration

The institution strongly believes that effective Industry–Academia Collaboration is essential for bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. The primary objective of this collaboration is to equip students with industry-relevant skills, practical exposure, and professional competencies required in today’s dynamic corporate environment.
Special emphasis is placed on internship opportunities, which provide students with hands-on experience and real-world understanding of organizational functioning. Through continuous interaction with industries, corporate organizations, startups, and professional bodies, students are encouraged to participate in internships that enhance their technical knowledge, managerial capabilities, communication skills, and workplace ethics.

The institution actively coordinates with various industries to facilitate:

Summer and winter internships
Live projects and field training
Industrial visits and experiential learning
Corporate mentoring and expert sessions
Skill development and employability programs
Placement-oriented training activities

These initiatives help students gain practical insights, improve problem-solving abilities, and understand current industry practices and expectations. Industry–Academia Collaboration also creates opportunities for networking, innovation, research interaction, and career development, thereby preparing students to become competent professionals and responsible leaders.
Under the Industry–Academia Collaboration, continuous efforts are made to strengthen partnerships with industries to ensure meaningful internship experiences and enhanced career opportunities for students.

Industrial Visit to Amazon Fulfillment Center, Gurugram

The BCA Department, Allenhouse Business School, Kanpur successfully organized an Industrial Visit to Amazon DEL5, Gurugram on 28 September 2026 for BCA students.

The visit provided students with valuable real-world exposure to modern warehouse operations, automation, technology-driven logistics, inventory management, and the role of IT in e-commerce.

Students got an opportunity to understand how technology and automated systems work together to manage large-scale fulfillment operations efficiently.Special thanks to Ms. Pooja Bhoi, Tour Manager, Amazon, for he valuable support and coordination in making this industrial visit a successful and enriching experience for our students.

Educational Visit to IIT Kanpur | BCA Department

The BCA students of Allenhouse Business School successfully completed an enriching educational visit to IIT Kanpur on 18 September 2026. During the visit, students explored the High Performance Computing (HPC) facility and gained valuable insights into PARAM Sanganak, supercomputing, high-performance computing, and advanced computational technologies. IIT Kanpur’s HPC facility includes PARAM Sanganak and other high-performance computing systems supporting advanced research and computation. The students also had an insightful interaction with Prof. Anando Gopal Chatterjee where they learned about HPC concepts, applications and emerging opportunities in advanced computing. Such industry and academia-oriented visits provide students with practical exposure beyond the classroom and inspire them to explore AI, Data Science, HPC and emerging technologies.

Industrial visit of students to Dabur

Exposure Trip of BBA 3rd Year Student. The BBA 3rd Year students of Allenhouse Business School went on an exciting Exposure Trip to Nainital and an Industrial Visit to Dabur India Ltd., Rudrapur (Uttarakhand) from 28th October to 1st November. During the trip, students explored the scenic beauty of Nainital, strengthening their team-building spirit, leadership, and collaboration skills through fun group activities and travel experiences. The journey continued with an insightful industrial visit to Dabur, where students gained practical exposure to management practices, production processes, and corporate functioning—bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world application. A perfect blend of learning and leisure, this trip helped students grow personally and professionally while creating unforgettable memories!

Industrial visit of students to Amul Banas Dairy Plant

Allenhouse Group of Institutions proudly organized an exposure visit for students to Amul Banas Dairy Plant, one of India’s leading dairy cooperatives.

The objective of this visit was to provide students with practical exposure to the functioning of a large-scale dairy industry and to enhance their understanding of supply chain management, production processes, and quality control mechanisms.

During the visit, students observed various stages of milk processing and packaging, while also gaining insights into the cooperative model of Amul – Banas Dairy Plant. It was an insightful and enriching experience for the students.

Industrial visit of students to Namaste India

“Exposure from a young age to the realities of the world is a super big thing.” – Bill Gates. Students of BBA at Allenhouse Business School were taken for a memorable educational tour to Namaste India Foods Pvt. Ltd., Shivrajpur on May 5. Accompanying faculty members were Dr. Prashant Dwivedi and Dr. Sudha Dhawan. It was a great time for students interacting with Mr. Dharmendra Saxena, HR Manager, Namaste India Foods Pvt. Ltd. The experience was a perfect example of how learning meets real-world settings. It was fascinating for students to see the innovative technologies being used at Namaste India Foods Pvt. Ltd. to process and package food products. We are grateful to them for hosting our students’ group and providing a unique learning opportunity to them.

Industrial visit of students to Spipick - Goldiee Masale

On 16 March 2024, the BBA I Year students from Allenhouse Business School embarked on an industrial visit to Spipick – Goldiee Masale Manufacturing Plant located in Mandhana. The visit aimed to provide students with practical insights into manufacturing processes, quality control measures and operational aspects within the food industry. During the visit, students had the opportunity to explore two distinct manufacturing plants:

a)Instant Noodles Plant

b)Spice Manufacturing Plant

The industrial visit covered various operational aspects, including:

• Quality inspection and control processes

• Manufacturing techniques and procedures

• Packaging methods and standards

The firsthand experience of witnessing manufacturing processes and interacting with industry experts enriched their understanding of theoretical concepts. Special thanks to Mr. Manu Rastogi and the entire team at Goldiee for facilitating a fruitful and enlightening visit.

Industrial visit of BCA students to Dial 112 Lucknow

Allenhouse Business School proudly organized an industrial visit on 16 April for the BCA second Year students to Dial 112 Lucknow, one of India’s Emergency Response Support System.

The objective of this visit was to provide students with practical exposure to the functioning of ERSS.

Emergency Response Support System (ERSS) is the vision of Govt. of India to launch an integrated emergency response system with a single emergency number 112, to address different emergencies via voice call, SMS, e-mail, panic SOS signal, ERSS web portal etc.

It was an insightful and enriching experience for the students of BCA program.

Industrial visit of BCA students to Goldiee Masale

Students from Allenhouse Business School recently had the opportunity to visit Goldiee Masale, a leading name in the food industry. During this informative visit, our students gained an in-depth understanding of the noodle production process, observing each phase of manufacturing from raw material selection to the final product.

In addition to exploring the production process, our students were introduced to the company’s quality assurance protocols, which ensure that each product meets the highest standards of safety and quality. As a gesture of appreciation, each student received a Goldiee combo pack, allowing them to enjoy the company’s diverse range of products.

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