Industrial Visit to JBM at Maruti Vendor Park
18th April 2026
Dronacharya College of Engineering organized an industrial visit for students of the ECE, EEE and ECS departments on 18thApril 2026 to JBM Group, located at the Maruti Suzuki Vendor Park. A total of 41 students, accompanied by Prof. Kanika Lamba, Dr. Gyan Prakash Mishra and Prof. Priyanka Verma, participated in the visit.
The initiative was aimed at providing practical exposure to modern automotive manufacturing and enabling students to connect classroom concepts with real-world industrial practices. As a key supplier to Maruti Suzuki India Limited, the facility offered an excellent platform for experiential learning.
The visit began with an orientation session where students were briefed about the company’s operations, production flow, and its role in the automotive supply chain. Students were then taken through different sections of the plant, where they observed advanced manufacturing processes such as sheet metal fabrication, robotic welding, and high-speed automated assembly lines. The seamless integration of machinery, robotics, and skilled manpower highlighted the efficiency and precision required in large-scale production systems.
A major highlight of the visit was the demonstration of quality assurance practices and safety standards followed within the plant. Students gained insights into defect detection mechanisms, lean manufacturing techniques, and the importance of maintaining consistency in product quality. The use of electronics, sensors, and control systems in monitoring and optimizing production processes was also emphasized, making the experience particularly valuable for students from ECE and allied branches.
An interactive session with engineers and industry experts provided students with a deeper understanding of industry expectations, emerging technologies, and career pathways in the automotive sector. The professionals shared practical knowledge about required technical skills, workplace discipline, and the importance of continuous learning in a competitive industry.
In conclusion, the industrial visit to JBM Group was highly enriching and impactful. It not only enhanced students’ understanding of industrial operations but also inspired them to develop technical expertise and pursue careers in core engineering domains. The visit successfully fulfilled its objective of bridging the gap between academic learning and industrial application, leaving students with valuable insights and motivation for their future professional journey.