DATE : 30/01/2026

TIME : 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M.

Research forms the backbone of professional nursing practice and evidence-based care. A sound understanding of research methodology, especially sampling techniques, is essential for conducting valid and reliable nursing research. With this perspective, a Research Seminar Programme was organized by M.Sc. Nursing 1st Year and 2nd Year students for 3rd year GNM, 1st year P.B.B.sc and 2nd year P.B.B.sc students to enhance their theoretical knowledge and practical understanding of sampling techniques used in nursing research.

OBJECTIVES OF SEMINAR:

1. To introduce the concept and importance of sampling in research.
2. To enhance knowledge regarding various sampling techniques.
3. To develop understanding of probability and non-probability sampling methods.
4. To help students apply appropriate sampling techniques in nursing research studies.
5. To promote research-oriented thinking among postgraduate nursing students.

LAMP LIGHTING & DEEP PYAGATYA

The Research Seminar Programme commenced with a traditional lamp lighting ceremony, symbolizing the dispelling of ignorance and the spread of knowledge. The lamp was lighted by our respected Principal, Mr. Kiran Domadia Sir, Vice Principal, Mr. Jimmy James Mogaria Sir, along with Heads of Departments and senior faculty members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :

The organizing committee expresses its sincere gratitude to our respected Principal, Mr. Kiran Domadia Sir, for his valuable support, encouragement, and guidance.

We are highly thankful to our respected Vice Principal, Mr. Jimmy James Mogaria Sir, for his constant motivation and administrative support throughout the programme.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all Heads of Departments and faculty members for their cooperation, guidance, and encouragement.

A special note of gratitude to Ms. Swati Mam for her continuous guidance, motivation, and

valuable suggestions, which greatly contributed to the successful planning and execution of this Research Seminar Programme.

The program was a memorable academic experience and a significant step towards strengthening research culture among postgraduate nursing students.

AGENDA OF PROGRAM

The Research Seminar Program was conducted on 30th January 2025, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, at T. & T. V. Institute of Nursing, Surat. The program was attended by M.Sc. Nursing 1st Year and 2nd Year students, along with faculty members.

The program commenced at 9:00 am with a brief introduction explaining the purpose and significance of the seminar. The seminar was systematically planned and conducted in two academic sessions, focusing on different aspects of sampling techniques.

COMMITTEE	NAME OF STUDENT	YEAR
ANCHORING	Ms.Bhumika Parmar	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Harchita Tandel	S.Y.M.sc
INVITATION	Ms.Bhumika Parmar	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Urvi Bagle	S.Y.M.sc
	Mr.Ashish Gamit	F.Y.M.sc
REGISTRATION	Ms.Jahanvee Dhimmar	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Misba Chand	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Damini Patel	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Jinali Patel	S.Y.M.sc
VOLUNTEERS	Ms.Sneha Chaudhari	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Sakshi Patel	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Dhruvi Patel	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Priyanka Patel	F.Y.M.sc
SESSION I	Ms.Trupti Patel	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Virali Sondagar	F.Y.M.sc
SESSION II	Ms. Hetal Damor	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Urvika Patel	F.Y.M.sc
CONTENT CREATOR	Ms.Meha Suratiya	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Hetali Patel	F.Y.M.sc
OPERATOR	Ms.Ashish Gamit	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Shital Pawar	S.Y.M.sc
STAGE	Ms.Ayushi Patel	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Bittal Tandel	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Maitry Parekh	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Archna Chaudhari	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Jimmy Patel	S.Y.M.sc
REFRESHMENT	Ms.Urvi Bagle	S.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Dhruvi Patel	F.Y.M.sc
	Ms.Shraddha Chauhan	F.Y.M.sc
VOTE OF THANKS	Ms.Meha Suratiya	S.Y.M.sc

SESSION 1

The first session was conducted by Ms. Virali Sondagar on the topic “Introduction to Sampling Technique.”

The speaker explained:

• Meaning and definition of sampling
• Importance of sampling in research
• Need for sampling in nursing research
• General classification of sampling techniques

ICE BREAKING SESSION

Between the two academic sessions, an ice-breaking session was organized to refresh and energize the participants. The session featured a stand-up comedy performance by Deepu from 6th Semester, which created a lively and cheerful atmosphere. The performance helped relieve academic stress, encouraged laughter, and increased student engagement. This interactive session successfully refreshed the participants and prepared them for the second academic session with renewed interest and enthusiasm

SESSION 2

The second session was conducted by Ms. Urvika Patel and Ms. Hetal Damor on the topic

“Sampling Techniques: Probability and Non-Probability Sampling.”

The speakers elaborated:

• Types of probability sampling techniques such as simple random sampling, stratified sampling, and systematic sampling
• Types of non-probability sampling techniques including convenience sampling, purposive sampling, and quota sampling
• Advantages, limitations, and applications of each sampling technique

The session helped students understand the practical application of sampling techniques in nursing research. Real-life examples and research-based explanations made the session highly effective and informative.

REFRESHMENT

A refreshment break was arranged during the programme for all participants. The break helped maintain students’ interest, enthusiasm, and active participation throughout the seminar.

SIGNIFICANCE OF SEMINAR

The Research Seminar Programme played a significant role in:

• Strengthening students’ understanding of research methodology
• Improving their ability to select appropriate sampling techniques
• Preparing students for dissertation and future research projects
• Enhancing critical thinking and analytical skills

CONCLUSION OF SEMINAR

The Research Seminar Programme concluded successfully at 1:00 pm. The seminar proved to be highly informative, educative, and beneficial for M.Sc. Nursing 1st Year and 2nd Year students. The program fulfilled its objectives and significantly enhanced students’ understanding of sampling techniques essential for nursing research