The session was aimed at equipping students with essential analytical skills and providing them with practical exposure to widely used Excel-based data analysis techniques.The workshop was facilitated by Prof. Smita Kansal and Prof. Abhay Kr Ray, who brought in their vast academic expertise and industry-oriented insights to deliver an engaging and informative learning experience.

Throughout the workshop, students were introduced to a range of Excel functionalities crucial for managerial decision-making. Key topics covered included:

Data cleaning and preparation

Use of functions and formulas for analysis

Descriptive statistics using Excel

Practical exercises for data-driven problem solving

The hands-on structure of the session allowed students to apply the learned techniques in real time, thereby strengthening their analytical thinking and enhancing their understanding of data-driven decision-making processes.

The workshop concluded with an interactive Q&A session, where students clarified their doubts related to business analytics applications and Excel-based modelling. The enthusiastic participation from the MBA 2025–27 cohort made the session highly successful.

The department extends heartfelt appreciation to Prof. Smita Kansal and Prof. Abhay Kr Ray for conducting the workshop and to all students for their active involvement.

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Sections C and D, under the aegis of the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC). The session was led by Dr. Puneet Kumar and Dr. Smita Barik, who provided insightful perspectives on the evolving entrepreneurial ecosystem and the increasing relevance of innovation-driven careers.

The speakers discussed emerging startup trends, key entrepreneurial competencies, and the role of creativity and problem-solving in building successful ventures. They also highlighted government initiatives, incubation support, and practical examples to motivate students to consider entrepreneurship as a promising career path. The session was interactive and encouraged students to think innovatively and explore opportunities beyond conventional career options.

With an overwhelming participation of more than 80 enthusiastic teams, the campus was infused with an atmosphere of innovation, creativity, problem-solving excellence, and cutting-edge technological ideas throughout the event. From intense coding marathons and real-world problem statements to teamwork, collaboration, and competitive spirit, CODE FIESTA 2025 truly highlighted the extraordinary talent and passion of budding technologists. The event stands as a shining example of youthful energy and technical brilliance, and heartfelt congratulations go to all participants, mentors, and organizers for making this Hackathon a grand celebration of technology and innovation.

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for students of the MBA and MCA programmes. The session titled “IPR Basics for Innovators and Entrepreneurs” aimed to enhance students’ foundational understanding of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and highlight their crucial role in innovation, research, and entrepreneurial activities.

The session was conducted by Ms. Isha Sharma, Director, Trayambak & Founding Partner, who served as the external resource person. She delivered an insightful presentation on key components of IPR, including patents, copyrights, trademarks, and the strategic importance of securing intellectual property.

Ms. Sharma elaborated on the IPR filing process, common misconceptions surrounding intellectual property, and the advantages of early IP protection, particularly for start-ups and emerging innovators. She also highlighted various government initiatives, including the KAPILA scheme, that support students and young entrepreneurs in safeguarding their creative and research-based outputs.

The session further introduced students to the relevance of IPR in academic research and guided them on identifying potentially patentable ideas. Practical strategies for leveraging IP assets to enhance business competitiveness were also discussed.

The event witnessed active participation from MBA and MCA students, with an engaging question–answer segment that allowed participants to clarify doubts related to patent search, documentation requirements, and procedures involved in registering intellectual property in India.

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Round 1 featured a Competitive Benchmarking Challenge, where teams analyzed and compared operations strategies of leading competitor companies, showcasing their analytical thinking and industry awareness. Round 2 brought a burst of energy with the Operations Mystery Quiz, where participants solved engaging riddles and clue-based questions to test their conceptual clarity and problem-solving skills. Diya Sharma, Krishna Pandey and Anjani Dixit bagged the first, second and third positions respectively.

The event proved to be highly engaging and enriched students’ practical understanding of operations and supply chain management.

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The session was held under the CSR Initiative of SEBI–MCX, in collaboration with PLAAB Foundation. The resource person was Mr. Chandresh Gupta, a SEBI–SMART Trainer, of PLAAB Foundation. He shared valuable knowledge on market mechanisms, commodity trading, risk management, and investor protection strategies.

The session was interactive, industry-focused, and aligned with NEP 2020’s experiential learning approach. The workshop received excellent feedback and students expressed a strong interest in participating in more industry-driven learning experiences. I.T.S Ghaziabad extends heartfelt thanks to SEBI–MCX and PLAAB Foundation for supporting this knowledge-enhancing initiative for young management professionals.

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The competition was a true test of multidisciplinary skills, requiring students to demonstrate proficiency in design thinking, creativity, and, crucially, teamwork. Participants were challenged to create handmade posters, a format that pushed them beyond digital reliance to focus on core principles of design, composition, and concise communication. This requirement underscored the event's commitment to showcasing innovation and clarity through personal effort and execution. The resulting submissions were a vibrant display of ingenuity, covering contemporary themes like sustainable business models, digital transformation, ethical leadership, and market disruption. The quality of the presentations was exceptionally high, offering fresh perspectives and original interpretations across various management domains.

Judges assessed entries based on originality of the concept, visual appeal, clarity of the management message, and the overall quality of the presentation. The innovative spirit and energy displayed by all participants made the evaluation process challenging yet inspiring. The competition successfully fulfilled its goal of cultivating an engaging learning environment that goes beyond traditional classroom instruction.

Heartiest congratulations are extended to the deserving winners who impressed the judging panel with their exceptional work:

1st Position: Anjali Dixit & Anshika Aggarwal

2nd Position: Shaashwat Singh

3rd Position: Geetanshi Setia & Mudra Dwivedi

The success of "Visual Voices" truly reflected the innovative spirit and intellectual energy currently driving the MBA student community. The Department of MBA looks forward to hosting similar events that challenge students to express their insights with creativity and confidence.

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The senior MCA batch came together to warmly welcome the newcomers, creating a lively and memorable celebration filled with joy, music, dance, games, and endless laughter. The event was a perfect blend of excitement and togetherness, helping the new students feel at home as they stepped into their MCA journey. Here’s to new friendships, new dreams, and the beautiful path that lies ahead. Welcome, juniors — the MCA family just grew bigger.

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where three faculty members, Dr. Uma Gulati, Prof. Astha Shukla and Prof. Samiksha Budakoti represented the institute on November 25,2025. The meet featured a dynamic series of activities including inaugural sessions, YUKTI innovation exhibitions, poster displays, and the Swadesh Udyami Bazaar promoting “Vocal for Local.” The faculty members also attended the Training of Trainers (ToT) program for innovation ambassadors. The event offered valuable insights into strengthening institutional innovation ecosystems, fostering student entrepreneurship, and adopting best practices for IIC activities. I.T.S Ghaziabad’s participation reaffirmed its commitment to promoting innovation and startup culture on campus.

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featuring the Hon’ble Minister of Culture Kapil Mishra in conversation with Anand Narasimhan of News18, followed by Master Strokes in Highlight: 2025 led by Abhijit Iyer Mitra, Pradeep Bhandari, and Sandeep Unnithan. At 11:45 AM, the focus shifted to youth participation in politics through Hashtags to Ballot Box, with speakers Pankhuri Pathak, Charu Pragya, Saral Patel, and Abhinav Prakash, moderated by Ashok Shrivastava of DD News. Post noon, the conclave explored cultural literacy in Beyond Entertainment: Role of Reading, featuring Aditi Maheshwari and Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri, moderated by Iti Khurana, followed by a lunch break at 1:15 PM. The afternoon sessions then centered on politics and governance, beginning at 2:00 PM with Arjun Singh Kadian discussing regional dynamics in Politics of Haryana with Utpal Kumar. At 3:00 PM, an engaging session on AI in Local Governance with Bansuri Swaraj in conversation with Vineet Malhotra highlighted the role of emerging technologies in administrative efficiency. At 3:30 PM, Devendra Yadav, President of the Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee, reflected on The Role of Opposition in Democracy. The concluding session at 4:15 PM addressed gender representation in political institutions under the theme Muslim Women in Lok Sabha, featuring Rasheed Kidwai, Mumtaz Patel, Shazia Ilmi, and Zainab Sikander, moderated by Saurav Sharma of India TV. Overall, the conclave successfully united diverse voices across politics, culture, and technology, fostering meaningful dialogue on the evolving narrative of Bharat and the future of democratic engagement.

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The workshop equipped students with future-ready skills through AI-enabled résumé building, smart preparation strategies, personalized AI coaching, customized learning paths, and mock interview readiness using advanced AI tools. The session began with a warm welcome and insightful remarks by Prof. (Dr.) Sunil Kr. Pandey and Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Kumar, who emphasized the growing role of AI in recruitment processes. Mr. Chaudhary engaged the participants with real-world industry examples, strategic career guidance, and practical tips on personal branding, networking, and excelling in internship and placement drives. Students participated enthusiastically and gained hands-on exposure to how AI can transform their journey from campus to corporate. Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey expressed pride in the students’ active involvement and reinforced the importance of AI-driven adaptability and continuous learning for career success. Kudos to all participants for making the workshop meaningful and impactful as I.T.S continues its commitment to nurturing confident, industry-ready professionals.

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for MCA and MBA students at the Dronacharya Auditorium, featuring Mr. Prasun Choudhary, Founder of Daily Better, as the distinguished speaker. The session, inaugurated by senior dignitaries of the institute, focused on preparing students for a smooth transition from academics to the corporate world by highlighting essential skills such as communication, adaptability, teamwork, and professionalism. Mr. Choudhary elaborated on the complete recruitment lifecycle—including aptitude tests, group discussions, technical rounds, and HR interviews—while providing practical strategies, real-world insights, and effective response techniques. He also demonstrated his application “Daily Better,” showcasing its AI-driven tools for resume enhancement, personal branding, and mock interview practice. The interactive session empowered students with clarity and confidence, helping them strengthen their corporate readiness and overall employability.

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The visit aimed to expose students to real-time market practices, export-readiness strategies, and the functioning of diverse industries participating in one of India’s largest global trade exhibitions. The visit enabled students to engage directly with exhibitors, understand product innovations, assess market trends and role of technology, and collect primary data for their live project work. Upon arrival, students were divided into groups of 5 members each and oriented regarding hall layouts which helped them in reaching at the right place and optimize time utilization.

Students interviewed exhibitors to understand their business models, involvement of technology, challenges, and plans for market expansion. The covered diverse sectors such as handicrafts, textiles, processed foods, sustainable products, FMCG, MSMEs, and international pavilions. They were provided with guiding questions to assess digital presence, certifications, pricing strategies, packaging quality, product differentiation, and awareness of international documentation processes. They also explored contemporary challenges faced by MSMEs, including high raw-material cost, stiff competition from mass-produced imports, lack of consumer awareness about sustainable products, and difficulty in obtaining certifications like FSSAI, ISO, and organic labels. This interaction helped them gain practical understanding of theoretical concepts taught in class.

The visit contributed significantly to the students’ entrepreneurial thinking. Many exhibitors were start-ups or small enterprises, which offered insights into opportunity identification, grassroots innovation, and customer engagement strategies. The IITF visit was a highly enriching academic exercise that bridged the gap between classroom learning and the real business environment. 

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The trip offered students a refreshing break from academics while immersing them in the rich cultural heritage and traditional Rajasthani ambiance of Chokhi Dhani. Students experienced folk performances, camel and bullock cart rides, traditional games, and authentic Rajasthani cuisine, making the day both enjoyable and memorable. The outing helped students bond, rejuvenate, and build stronger peer connections, contributing to their overall holistic development. The excursion proved to be a perfect blend of fun, cultural learning, and relaxation for the entire group.  

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