The event commenced with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony led by distinguished guests including Mr. Anil Patni, Director - Corporate Affairs at Vikram Solar, who served as Chief Guest; Ms. Saumya Gupta, Deputy Director of Policy and Research Services Export Promotion Council from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry; Mr. Prateek Jain, Associate Director of Alliance of Digital India Foundation; along with key institutional leaders Mr. Surendra Sood, Dr. V N Bajpai, Dr. Ajay Kumar, and Convention Convener Dr. Rajiv Johri.

The inaugural session began with a welcome address by Dr V N Bajpai, Director of the Institute, where he explored revolutionary changes in solar energy, artificial intelligence, research, and innovation in India. Dr. V.N. Bajpai emphasized the convention's relevance and India's recent achievements, while Dr. Rajiv Johri outlined the program structure. The guest speakers offered diverse perspectives: Mr. Prateek Jain addressed capacity development and opportunity utilization, Ms. Saumya Gupta discussed infrastructure's role in India's development, and Mr. Anil Patni encouraged students and Indian startups to develop inclusive business models targeting societal advancement. Dr. Ajay Kumar concluded the session with a call to the younger generation to participate in India's development journey with fresh perspectives and energy.

A highlight of the convention was the panel discussion on "Challengers and Road Map for Future Growth," moderated by Mr. Arunoday Bajpai, COO of IIM-Lucknow Enterprise Incubation Center. The distinguished panel included Dr. Vivekanand Shukla from GST, UP Government; Dr. Bhaskar Roy from Genpact; Dr. Savita Sharma from Shri Vishwakarma Skill University; and Mr. Alakshendra Mishra from Satra Services and Solutions Private Limited.

The one-day convention attracted numerous participants and speakers from various institutions and corporate houses across Delhi, NCR and the country, fostering meaningful discussions on the convention's central theme and contributing to its overall success.

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The activity aimed to test and improve participants' proficiency in using Microsoft Excel for data organization, analysis, and visualization. It also sought to promote faster and more accurate typing, an essential skill in both academic and professional environments, and encourage critical thinking and awareness through general knowledge quizzes.

The event featured two well-structured and exciting rounds. The first round was a practical skills challenge, which included an Excel segment where participants demonstrated their skills in data analysis and chart creation, and a typing segment where competitors showcased their typing speed and accuracy in a timed challenge. The second round was a trivia and knowledge quiz that tested participants on general knowledge, technological awareness, and problem-solving abilities.

The winners of "Excelerate: Where Typing Meets Trivia" were Neeraj Mawari, who secured first place, Sandeep Singh in second place, and Vandana in third place.

The event concluded with a Felicitation Ceremony, led by Dr. Uma Gulati and Prof. Mansi Singh, who presented certificates and prizes to the winners. Participation certificates were distributed to all participants, recognizing their efforts and enthusiasm.

"Excelerate" was a fun and insightful event that successfully combined practical skills testing with knowledge assessment. The event’s success motivates the Binary Club to continue hosting activities that enhance technical proficiency and encourage creative thinking among students.

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The resource person for the session was Mr. Chetan Prakash, Senior Data Scientist at APPWARS Technologies Pvt. Ltd., who has extensive experience in AI, ML, and data-driven business solutions.

The workshop aimed to provide students with practical insights into the applications of AI and ML in various business domains, enhancing their technical and analytical competencies.

The session commenced with a formal welcome, and a token of appreciation was presented to Mr. Chetan Prakash by Prof. Mansi.

Mr. Chetan Prakash began by introducing the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and emphasizing their growing importance in the business world. He then highlighted key real-world applications, including predictive analytics, customer behavior modeling, and operational optimization.

The session was interactive, with participants engaging in discussions and practical demonstrations of AI tools and frameworks. Students gained hands-on exposure to techniques used for implementing AI and ML in business scenarios, enhancing their understanding of these cutting-edge technologies.

An engaging Q&A session followed, where students inquired about specific applications of AI and ML in their fields of interest, receiving valuable insights from the resource person.

The workshop concluded successfully, with all participants expressing their satisfaction and eagerness to apply their newly acquired knowledge.

In the end, Dr. Uma Gulati, Chairperson of the MBA Program, extended a heartfelt vote of thanks to Mr. Chetan Prakash for delivering such an enriching session.

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The resource person of the day was Mr. Suraj Kumar Lohani- An Excel Trainer and Financial Analyst. Mr. Lohani is a seasoned data analystwith a rich experience of conducting numerous national and international workshops. The workshop started with warm welcome of the guest by Dr. Uma Gulati- Chairperson MBA Program.

During the session, Mr. Lohani explained in detail various statistical methods used for demand forecasting. He explained the use of various tools for data analysis, visualization and interpretation. He also elaborated on the interpretations of the data obtained using different methods and described the implications of the observationsfor taking the right decisions.

The session also witnessed active participation from the students as they raised their queries related to the topic. The explanations and examples given by the speaker helped in creating a good understanding of the discussion among the students.

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The Director, Dr. V. N. Bajpai, formally welcomed Mr. A. Dixit, a Microsoft-certified industry trainer, and acknowledged his expertise and significant contribution as the resource person for the workshop. Recognizing Excel’s pivotal role in financial modeling, data analysis, and business decision-making, the program was thoughtfully designed to empower students to use Excel as a strategic tool in their professional endeavors.

The training encompassed diverse modules curated to align with modern business analytics requirements. Led by SYBGEN’s industry experts, the workshop covered advanced Excel functionalities, data visualization techniques, and practical applications of Excel in business scenarios. The hands-on approach ensured active participation, allowing students to apply their learning in real-world contexts. The curriculum also included case studies and group projects to provide a holistic understanding of Excel's utility in strategic decision-making and problem-solving within business environments.

The workshop received an overwhelmingly positive response from the MBA class of 2024–26, with participants expressing enhanced confidence in using Excel for complex business analysis. The skills acquired through this training are expected to contribute to their academic success while also improving their professional competence and employability.

The success of this workshop highlights ITS Ghaziabad’s and SYBGEN’s commitment to delivering practical, industry-relevant training that bridges the gap between academia and the corporate world. By imparting real-world skills, such initiatives prepare students to navigate the dynamic challenges of the business landscape while reinforcing ITS Ghaziabad’s reputation as a center for holistic and application-based education.

The session concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks to Mr. A. Dixit, who was presented with a commemorative plaque as a token of appreciation for his valuable insights and expertise. The workshop was meticulously coordinated by Prof. Neha Sabharwal and Prof Mansi Singh.

The initiative is part of SMARTs' mission in collaboration with SEBI to equip young professionals with the skills and knowledge required to make informed financial decisions in their personal and professional lives. Mr. Sanjay Gakhar gave Introduction to stock markets, mutual funds, and bonds. He introduced the functioning of primary and secondary markets, Risk-return trade-offs in investments and emphasized the significance of financial literacy in shaping successful careers.

He also covered Principles of portfolio diversification, Goal-based financial planning and explained the benefits of starting early and the power of compounding.

The seminar received overwhelmingly positive feedback from participants, who found the content engaging and highly relevant to their career aspirations. Many students expressed interest in pursuing certifications in finance and exploring investment opportunities early in their professional journeys.

The SMARTs Investor Awareness Program seminar proved to be an invaluable learning experience for MBA students, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical financial decision-making.

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This activity was designed to simulate real-world scenarios where effective group discussions play a pivotal role in decision-making and problem-solving processes.

Participant teams were given random topics related to current trends to discuss. Teams were evaluated by Faculty Judge, Dr. Sanjeev Tandon on content, clarity, teamwork, and overall impact. Each participant demonstrated unique perspectives and approaches to the given topics. Winners were awarded certificates and prizes to acknowledge their exceptional performance.

Faculty Coordinator, Prof. Shilpi Rana summarized the importance of continuous skill development and encouraging students to participate in similar activities.

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The Fest was formally inaugurated with Lamp Lighting before Goddess Saraswati by Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey,Director-IT, Chairperson-MCA Prof. Puja Dhar and Coordinator-MCA Prof. Smita Kansal which was followed reciting Saraswati Vandana. While addressing the students, Dr. Sunil, Kr. Pandey, Director-IT greeted the students and said that such events provide opportunity to understand each other and increase long lasting emotional bonding. Dr. Pandey said that in this competitive world, it is important to be focused, dedicated and committed towards the goal. He also congratulated the Faculty Coordinators and Student Coordinators for well organization of the Fest.Towards the end of the cultural programme, Akash and Nidhi Goswami were adjudged as Mr. & Ms. Fresher respectively and were felicitated with Trophy and Gifts. Based on the recommendation of members of jury members on their performance in activities, names of Ms. And Mr. Talent were also announced. Roop Kishore and Tarang Jain respectively were adjudged as Mr. Talent and Ms. Talent. The event was anchored by Parul Gupta, Shivangi and Tripti, students of II year. The event was followed by Snacks and Hi-Tea. All the students and faculty members were present during the event.

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The lecture began with an overview of INDAS, emphasizing its evolution and the need for convergence with global accounting standards. The speaker discussed the key differences between the previous Indian Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and INDAS. The speaker highlighted the reasons behind India's decision to converge with IFRS, emphasizing the benefits of a single set of global accounting standards. Attendees gained insights into how the adoption of IFRS has affected financial statements in terms of recognition, measurement, and disclosure. The lecture provided a practical understanding of the changes in reporting, including fair value measurements, revenue recognition, and impairment of assets. The lecture concluded with a discussion on future trends and developments in accounting standards globally. The speaker addressed the ongoing work of standard-setting bodies and the potential impact on INDAS in the coming years.  All things considered, the guest lecture had a profound effect on the attendees.

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The workshop aimed to expose MCA students to the immense potential of data science, guiding them in placement preparation and hands-on technical implementation. Renowned industry experts Mr. Sonu Prakash and Mr. Chetan Prakash were the speakers for the event.  Mr. Sonu Prakash engaged students with a motivational talk focused on career prospects in the field of data science.Mr. Chetan Prakash provided a hands-on session focused on implementing data science concepts.The objective of this workshop is to provide an overview of basic data science tools and their importance in data analysis and visualization, as well as to explain why Python is the chosen language for data science and introduce its major features for data processing and modeling.he knowledge gained from this visit will significantly aid the MCA first-year students in their academic projects and future careers. The visit also fostered a greater understanding of how to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios, a crucial element as students transition into the professional IT world.

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Dr. Rathore eloquently compared the features, benefits, and limitations of the old and new tax regimes, emphasizing their implications for businesses and individuals. He highlighted how the choice between the two regimes could influence financial planning, compliance costs, and the overall ease of doing business in India.

Dr. Rathore also shared practical insights drawn from his extensive experience, shedding light on tax-saving strategies, the impact of the regimes on entrepreneurial ventures, and government measures to promote a business-friendly environment. The interactive session included case studies and real-world examples, engaging students and enriching their understanding of complex taxation concepts.The lecture concluded with a Q&A session, where Dr. Rathore addressed students' queries with clarity and precision, leaving them with a deeper appreciation of the subject. This event not only enhanced their academic knowledge but also equipped them with valuable insights into India's tax reforms, crucial for their future careers in management and finance.

The department expressed gratitude to Dr. Rathore for his valuable contribution, making the session a resounding success.

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The trip was a perfect blend of learning, recreation, and adventure. Students participated in a range of traditional and modern activities, including:

Adventure Activities: Ziplining, ladder cross and rope courses that tested physical endurance and boosted confidence.

Team-Building Games: Tug of war, obstacle races, and group challenges that fostered collaboration and effective communication.

Cultural Engagement: Exposure to rural life through pottery making, camel rides, and folk music and dance performances.

Leisure and Relaxation: Open green spaces allowed students to unwind and socialize informally, strengthening interpersonal bonds.

The trip to Lohagarh Farms had several tangible and intangible benefits for the MBA students, including i)Teamwork and Collaboration: Activities required students to work in teams, promoting coordination, cooperation, and group problem-solving skills essential for management roles, ii) Leadership Development: Students took on leadership roles in various activities, enhancing their ability to guide and motivate others, iii)Stress Relief: A break from the academic routine helped students recharge mentally, leading to improved focus and well-being , iv)Cultural Awareness: Exposure to rural life activities allowed students to appreciate cultural diversity and its relevance in consumer behavior and business practices.

The trip was well-received by students and faculty alike. Students reported a positive experience, highlighting the team-building games and adventure activities as key highlights. Faculty members appreciated the holistic approach to experiential learning, noting the positive impact on student morale and camaraderie.

In conclusion, the excursion to Lohagarh Farms was a success, achieving its objectives of relaxation, personal growth, and experiential learning. It provided students with a platform to develop essential management skills like leadership, collaboration, and cultural sensitivity, which are critical for their professional development.

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The objective of the workshop was to understand how modern database systems are evolving to support AI and ML workloads effectively with Hands-On Sessions. The session was inaugurated by Director (IT&UG) Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Guest Speaker, our Alumni Mr. Suman Singh, Entrepreneur, Melonkode Software Solutions Private Limited, Chairperson-MCA, Prof. Puja Dhar, Coordinator-MCA, Prof. Smita Kansal, and DataBase Club Faculty Coordinator, Prof. Saurabh Saxena, Prof. Ashwini Kumar.While addressing the students, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey shared insights into the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in integrating databases with AI and ML systems. The discussion revolved around the evolution of database systems to handle vast, diverse, and rapidly changing datasets while supporting the computational demands of AI and ML algorithms.The session wasn't just an academic exploration, but a visionary glimpse into the future of technological innovation. We examined how next-generation databases are becoming more than passive storage repositories – they are evolving into dynamic, self-learning platforms that can anticipate computational needs, optimize resource allocation, and provide unprecedented insights across diverse domains ranging from healthcare and finance to scientific research and urban planning.

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The session was conducted by the esteemed Dr. Mahendra Singh, a renowned expert in supply chain management and logistics. The session aimed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of modern supply chain practices and innovative approaches to restructuring supply chains for efficiency and resilience.

The online session commenced at 1: 40 PM with a warm welcome by the faculty of I.T.S College Prof. Amrit Kant Jha, who emphasized the importance of supply chain management in today’s dynamic business environment. Dr. Singh began his session by outlining the key challenges faced by supply chains in a globalized economy, including disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, geopolitical tensions, and rapid technological advancements.

Dr. Singh structured the workshop into these key segments: Introduction to Supply Chain Innovation where he discussed definition and importance of innovation in supply chain management & Case studies of companies that successfully leveraged innovation to enhance their supply chains. Also in Technological Disruptions and Opportunities he discussed role of emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT) in supply chain optimization. The discussion also covered predictive analytics and real-time tracking systems.

The workshop highlighted the critical need for innovation and adaptability in supply chains to navigate the challenges of the modern business landscape. It underscored the significance of technology and strategic restructuring as key enablers of efficient and resilient supply chains.

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