Bhagwan Mahavir Education Foundation

There is an old adage which sums up experiential learning perfectly. “I hear & I forget I see and I remember I do & I understand.”   Wikipedia defines experiential learning as:” the process of learning through experience. “In experiential learning student engagement increases. It accelerates learning and it improves retention. It also enhancesstudent’s knowledge and skills. The act of doing makes learning extremely personal. Here are the reasons why experiential learning is the future learning. 1)    Experiential learning increases the effectiveness of learning. Students engage in critical thinking, acquire problem solving skills and engage in decision making. 2)    It provides a safe learning environment. It is natural that mistakes happen during the process of learning. But students learn through it, face it and it will brings out the best in students. 3)    It will bridge the gap between theory and practi...

Bhagwan Mahavir College Of Engineering And Technology endearingly known as BMCET is Surat’s one of the best engineering college . Started in 2008, This Institute firmly believes in “Education is a journey, not a race”.   The institute started with an aim to produce skilled engineering professionals who are knowledgeable, stimulated by discipline and have professional ethics, continuous learning, leadership skills and elevated morals, striving towards progressive civilization.    This college transforms students into skilled engineering professionals and responsible individuals. They continuously upgrade their technical knowledge and enhance their teaching skills of faculties, which prove it is the best engineering college in Surat.   It offers Bachelor of engineering programme in the field of Computer, Mechanical, Civil, Automobile, Electrical, Electronics & communication. BMCET provides students a solid foundation for understanding advanced techn...

Use of YAG (Yttrium Aluminum Garnet) Use in Medical Treatment: A cataract is much like a smartie or M&M. It has an outer coating (capsule) and an inner nucleus (the chocolate in the smartie). When an eye surgeon performs cataract/lens surgery the surgeon makes a circular opening in the front facing capsule of the lens and then removes the inner nucleus. The remaining capsular envelope supports the new artificial lens which is typically injected in through the opening in the capsule. Over time the capsule shrinks and wraps around the new lens much like shrink wrap or cling film. As the capsule contains live cells some capsule can develop a layer of new cells that form a frosting on the back surface of the lens. This is called posterior capsular opacification (PCO) or an after-cataract and can occur in up to 10% of patients after lens/cataract surgery. The frosted layer is much like the frosting on a window which can blur the view through the window and similarly through t...