It was an engaging day with lots of questions raised by faculty members were addressed by him.

The esteemed judges of the event were Dr. Gurpreet Kaur, Assistant professor and Coordinator – MBA and Dr. Shikha Aggarwal – Faculty in- charge GLOCAL club.

The winners of the eventwere:

1st position was secured by team “The Trendsetters” whose members were Nitish Kumar, Mohit Singh, Urvi Gupta and Rishika Rajpoot.

2nd position was secured by team “The Hustlers” whose members were Mukul Kumar, Shrey Jain and Ranjay Singh.

Exciting prizes and certificates were felicitated to all the winners and participants respectively, by the respected judges.

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The event aimed to provide a platform for participants to showcase their projects, research, and innovative ideas through visually appealing and concise posters. The contest was designed to enhance communication skills, promote creativity and design & knowledge exchange among participants.

A total of 23 participants from MCA departments registered for the contest. Each team was required to prepare a poster summarizing their project and present it to a panel of judges.

After careful deliberation, the judges selected the following winners:

First Position: Ms. Parul Jindal and Mr. Shoaib Akhtar

Second Position: Mr. Mannu Kumar, Suyogya Mishra and Abhishek

Third Position: Ms. Mansi Singh, Mr. Krishna Pal and Mr. Ashish Shekhar Jha

The Director-IT, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey and judges provided positive feedback on the quality of the posters and presentations. They praised the participants for their hard work, creativity, and ability to communicate complex ideas effectively. The contest concluded with a closing ceremony, where the winners were awarded certificates and prizes.

Overall, the Project Poster Presentation Contest was a successful event that achieved its objectives of promoting learning, innovation, and excellence among the participants.

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The event was organized with the aim of promoting the importance of yoga in daily life and enhancing the physical and mental well-being of the I.T.S community. The celebration saw the presence of distinguished guests and yoga trainers who shared their expertise and guided participants through various yoga practices.

The session commenced with a warm welcome by Mr. Rajeev Arora, Art of Living Happiness and Wellness teacher and RPL 5 certified Yoga trainer. Along with him was Mr. Ashoo Katyal, another esteemed Art of Living VTP and RPL level 5 certified yoga trainer. Their combined experience and dedication to the practice of yoga set a positive and energetic tone for the session.

Mr. Rajeev Arora began by introducing the philosophy and benefits of yoga, emphasizing its role in achieving a balanced and harmonious life. He explained how regular practice of yoga can lead to significant improvements in physical health, mental clarity, and emotional stability. His articulate explanation provided a comprehensive understanding of yoga, making it accessible even to those who were new to the practice.

Following this, Mr. Ashoo Katyal took over to lead the practical session. He demonstrated various yoga asanas (postures) and pranayama (breathing techniques), carefully explaining the benefits of each practice. Participants were guided through a series of stretches, balancing poses, and relaxation techniques. The interactive session was designed to cater to both beginners and those with prior yoga experience. The trainers ensured that everyone could follow along comfortably, offering modifications and personal guidance where necessary.

The highlight of the session was the focus on mindfulness and inner peace. Mr. Katyal emphasized the importance of connecting breath with movement and staying present in the moment. He introduced techniques such as deep breathing and meditation, which are essential for reducing stress and enhancing mental focus. The tranquil environment, combined with the expert guidance, allowed participants to experience a profound sense of relaxation and rejuvenation.

The faculty and students responded enthusiastically, actively participating in the session. Many expressed how the session left them feeling refreshed and more connected to their bodies. The practical knowledge and techniques learned during the session were highly appreciated, with participants acknowledging the positive impact of yoga on their overall well-being.

The event was graced by the presence of Dr. V N Bajpai, Director  and Dr. Sunil Pandey, Director IT and UG Campus. Their participation underscored the institution’s commitment to promote holistic health and wellness among its community. In his closing remarks, Dr. VN Bajpai expressed his gratitude towards the trainers and the participants. He acknowledged the significant role that yoga can play in enhancing the quality of life and encouraged everyone to make it a regular part of their lives. Dr. Sunil Pandel also shared his insights on the transformative power of yoga and its relevance in today’s fast-paced world. He emphasized the need for such initiatives to foster a healthy and balanced lifestyle among students and faculty.

The celebration of International Yoga Day at I.T.S, Ghaziabad, was a resounding success. It not only provided a platform for learning and practicing yoga but also reinforced the institution’s commitment to the holistic development of its community. The positive feedback from participants and the overall atmosphere of the event highlighted the enduring benefits of yoga and the importance of such wellness initiatives.

The event concluded with a sense of collective well-being and a renewed commitment to integrating yoga into daily life, ensuring that the I.T.S community continues to thrive both physically and mentally.

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for MCA-II Semester students in Lab-III, AB-IV Block. The objective of this Peer-to-Peer workshop was to give opportunity to the students to well prepare their topic and present it in front of their class peers. This approach not only build confidence but also improves the presentation & communication skills among the students.

The workshop was inaugurated by the Director(IT), Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Course Chairperson, Prof. Puja Dhar, Database Club Faculty Coordinator, Prof. Saurabh Saxena. In his welcome address Dr. Pandey appreciated the students of MCA-II Semester, Pravin and Abhishek Kapoor who voluntarily came forward for the conduct of this workshop. Chairperson MCA also praised the students who took this initiative to conduct the Peer-to-Peer workshop on SQL. Prof. Saxena also congratulated the both students.

The workshop discussed the following mentioned topics:

Introduction to Databases: Both the students had explained very nicely the importance of Databases in the real life projects and their course curriculum.  

SQL Command Implementation: Abhishek Kapoor, MCA-II Semester student discussed about the various DDL and DML commands with proper hands-on. While as Pravin, MCA-II Semester student discussed about the various commands of TCL and DCL with proper hands-on.

Student participants were happy to see the way the both students conducted the workshop and how they cleared at least all doubts of their peers.

The day was full of practical exposure on the SQL commands and implementation of various queries. At the end of the workshop both the student-speakers were felicitated with token of appreciation by Director(IT), Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Course Chairperson, Prof. Puja Dhar and Prof. Saurabh Saxena, Database Club Faculty Coordintor.

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With the objective to bid a hearty farewell to their seniors, students of MBA batch (2023-25) organized ADIEU- 2024, the Farewell Fiesta that witnessed the charm oftogetherness of students and faculty members.

The event commenced withjunior students welcoming and greeting their seniors enthusiastically when the senior students of MBA (2022-24),proudly walked to the venue, smartly dressed.The event was inaugurated with the ceremonial lamp lighting followed by the welcome address of Dr. Uma Gulati, Chairperson MBA program. Dr. V.N. Bajpai, Director of the Institute addressed the students by remarkably highlighting the importance of ADIEU, which is not just farewell from their collegebut also entry to their corporate career journey.  He conveyedto outgoing batch to always see themselves as good ambassadors of the institute andto keep on strengthening the relationship with their Alma-mater.

The junior batch students held the audience with their heart throbbing performances followed byfun filled games in which the senior students participated with full enthusiasm. Rib ticklingjokes created an atmosphere of fun and frolic.The most awaited moment of the event was conferring of the coveted titles to thestudents.

Ms. Shandilya Khushi Tarunbhaiand Mr. Ujjwal Chaudhary won the titles of Ms. Farewell & Mr. Farewell,and Ms. Simranjeet Kaur and Mr. Anurag Kaushik grabbed the title of Ms. Popular andMr. Popular titles, respectively.

Students had mixed emotions as they were leaving the institute and their friends but on theother hand were also excited about as to what future holds for them. They clicked pictures with their juniors and faculty members as a token of remembrance.

At the end, students were all geared to rock the dance floor. With dancing shoes put on,all the students enjoyed the DJ night. The farewell ceremony ended with enjoyment andmixed emotions all around.

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The theme of the workshop was Cyber Security. At the outset, Director-IT & UG, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey addressed the audience by briefing about importance and need of cyber security.  The resource person Mr. Kunal Gupte started the workshop with basic concepts of cyber security with some real life examples and demonstrations. The workshop was focused over three sessions. The first session provided an overview of cybersecurity, its threats, and frameworks. The second session was delving into the job prospects in the field. The third session featured a live demonstration and hands-on exercise to enhance understanding. The workshop concluded with questions & answers (Q&A) session for open discussion.

The workshop was organised by Coordinators of TechNext Club, Prof. KP Singh, Prof. Chanchal Prabha and Prof. Vaibhav Bhatnagar. All the faculty members of IT department were present in the event. Students enjoyed the sessions of workshop and they were interactive with resource person and at last students seemed happy with learnings in field of cyber security.

Prof. K.P. Singh                         Prof. Chanchal Prabha                   Prof. Vaibhav Bhatnagar

(TechNext Club Coordinators)

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The event witnessed the participation of about 250 Alumni, Spouses, Parents, and Kids.    

In the beginning, Alumni Coordinator Prof. Saurabh Saxena welcomed the guests and shared the objective & structure of the event. Chairperson-MCA Prof. Puja Dhar shared the latest developments in the Department of IT in the last 8 years.  Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director-IT, addressed the gathering and said that this event is a testament to the enduring bond our alumni share with their alma mater. "Today, we celebrate not just our past but also the bright future we continue to build together." In his address, Dr. Pandey congratulated the Alumni Coordinators, well supported by all the faculty and staff members of the Department of IT, for their efforts in making this event a success.

After the formal inaugural Session, Alumni, their Kids, spouses, and parents participated and enjoyed every moment of it:

       1. Experience Sharing by Alumni

       2. Games & Activities for Kids, Alumni, Spouses, Parents

       3. Cultural performances by existing MCA students

       4. Networking & Interaction 

It was an emotional occasion for everyone, whether Alumni present or the faculty and staff members. All the Alumni had great interaction and shared their journey so far with us, with all the faculty members of the Dept of IT.Everyone relived the moments spent at his or her own Institute.

In the end, the Coordinator (MCA & Alumni) Prof. Smita Kansal gave a vote of thanks.

The event was followed by Lunch.

Prof. Saurabh Saxena

Prof. Smita Kansal

(Alumni Coordinator(s))

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The objective of activity was to give the students a platform for improving their soft skills and to build confidence level. For placement preparation, it is very important to improve technical as well as soft skills. One of the important soft skills is effective communication. Communication skill can be enhanced with practice and environment by conducting Samvad, The department of IT provides a platform to improve the communication skills and confidence level of the students.

The topic of group discussion was “Impact of Technology on Environment and Ecology". Students were fully prepared for the GD with lot of statistical data. Each participant showed the full enthusiasm while discussing about the given topic.

Samvad Coordinators:

1. Prof. K P Singh

2. Prof. Chanchal Prabha

Faculty Moderators:

1. Prof. Abhay Ray

2. Prof. Ashwini Kumar

3. Prof. Viabhav Bhatnagar

4. Prof. K P Singh

5. Prof. Chanchal Prabha

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The objective of activity was to give the students a platform for improving their soft skills and to build confidence level. For placement preparation, it is very important to improve technical as well as soft skills. One of the important soft skills is effective communication. Communication skill can be enhanced with practice and environment by conducting Samvad, The department of IT provides a platform to improve the communication skills and confidence level of the students.
The topic of group discussion was “Pros and Cons of usage of ChatGPT". Students were fully prepared for the GD with lot of statistical data. Each participant showed the full enthusiasm while discussing about the given topic.

Samvad Coordinators:
1. Prof. K P Singh
2. Prof. Chanchal Prabha

Faculty Moderators:

1. Prof. Abhay Ray
2. Prof. Puja Dhar
3. Prof. K P Singh
4. Prof. Chanchal Prabha

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Faculty Members of Department

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between ITS Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad and Acetians Technologies Pvt. Ltd. on 28th May, 2024. The Institute runs university courses for which subjects and academic requirements are decided by universities. Though universities take care off, practical aspects for course curriculum by including practical subjects as and where required. Universities also include provision of mini projects and major project to give a required exposure and a hands on experience to the students. 

In addition to course curriculum provided by Universities, the institute also provides multiple platforms and avenues to the student like workshops on latest technologies, guest talks, CXO meets, hackathon, code fiesta and many more. In addition to all these opportunities, it would be a great advantage, if students get an environment and a platform to work on real life projects during their study time.  Some of key objective of WDP are listed below:

Filling the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical skills by providing hands-on experience in real IT projects.

Offer internships for students to apply classroom learning to real-world IT projects.

Develop a comprehensive skill set through diverse IT internships, including technical and soft skills, highly valued by employers.

Encourage collaboration between academia, industry, and students to drive innovation and continuous learning in IT field.

Nurture aspiring IT professionals to align their skills with industry needs, supporting long-term growth, competitiveness, and innovation in the IT sector.

The MoU signing ceremony was started with an address by Director-IT, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, he highlighted the importance and advantages of WDP for students. Mr. Amitesh Sharma, Managing Director, Acetians Technologies and his team discussed about working process of WDP. Prof. KP Singh, Associate Professor, Department of IT coordinated the MoU Signing ceremony. On the occasion of MoU signing ceremony all the faculty members of department were present.

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The guest for the online session was Mr. Arpan Seth, Regional Sales Director, SAARC and Middle East Business, Flag Telecom Limited, Dubai and alumnus of MBA batch 2006-08. In the session he discussed about the opportunities and challenges in telecom sector. He also gave insights into the skills required in Profile designing, career growth, learning hard skills & soft skills and powers of 4Cs’ and 2Ds’ .

Attitude towards life and towards problems is now a bigger issue for Gen Z . The speaker shared his perspective towards dealing with problems and addressed students to change their attitude towards work.

Students asked questions about benefits of participating in extra-curricular activities. Also questions were asked on how to choose different fields and different sectors to work with. The speaker handled the questions very enthusiastically and advised students to participate in as many activities as they can. According to him, these programs not only will benefit them making their personalities but also will teach them to deal with different situations. He also advised the students to come out of their comfort zone and try new things so that they will sustain in this competitive era.

The online session ended with the speaker’s guidance for heading towards corporate world with honesty, loyalty and hard work. Dr. Nitin Saxena thanked the alumni for sharing his thoughts and experience with us and presented an online memento as a token of gratitude.  

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Institute of Technology & Science, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad organized a binary club activity “Tech Treasure Trail” for MBA Batch (2023-2025) on 23rd May,2024. The activity was conducted under the guidance of the faculty coordinator of the Binary Club, Prof. Mansi Singh.

The event was designed to enhance participants' knowledge of information technology and to foster teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. The primary objective of the Tech Treasure Trail was to provide MBA students with an opportunity to apply their IT knowledge in a fun and competitive environment. The activity aimed to encourage collaboration among students while they navigated through a series of IT-related challenges and puzzles.

The participants were divided into teams of 5, with each team comprising 3 members. The treasure hunt consisted of multiple places within the institute, each place presenting a unique IT-related challenge or puzzle. Teams had to solve the challenges to receive clues leading them to the next station.

The Tech Treasure Trail was a resounding success, achieving its objective of promoting IT knowledge and skills among MBA students. The event not only provided a platform for students to showcase their technical abilities but also fostered a sense of camaraderie and teamwork.

The following students bagged the top 3 positions:

1st Prize – Mudit Bhardwaj

2nd Prize – Nandini Bhardwaj

3rd Prize – Ankita Gautam

The winners were awarded with Gift Hampers and Certificates. It was a interactive & fun filled activity with lots of learnings.

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The resource person was Mr. Atul Tripathi, Ex Big Data and AI Consultant, National Security Council Secretariat, Prime Minister's Office.

Mr. Atul Tripathi has over 20 years of experience in Generative AI, Quantum Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, UNSDG, and many more areas. He has also been part of delegations representing the country at various international forums and negotiations.

The guest lecture aimed to provide students with insights into how generative AI is revolutionizing data management, decision-making processes, and operational efficiencies in organizations.

Mr. Atul Tripathi began with an overview of the definition and scope of generative AI. He showcased real-world examples and case studies where generative AI has been successfully integrated into MIS to solve complex problems and enhance business operations. He also introduced the basic concepts and mechanisms of generative AI, including key models and techniques. He highlighted the specific advantages of integrating generative AI into MIS, such as improved data quality, enhanced decision-making capabilities, and increased operational efficiencies.

An interactive Q&A session was held, where students had the opportunity to ask questions and seek clarification on various aspects of specific applications and implications of generative AI in the field of Management Information Systems. The session was a resounding success, providing MBA students with valuable insights into future trends in generative AI and preparing MIS professionals to adapt to and leverage these advancements effectively in their careers.

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In the session she discussed about the ‘Leadership skills’ which is now an essential skill for every student. She discussed about the importance of these skills among the students and how they can gain this skill and how this skill will help them.

 The event began with a warm welcome by Dr.NitinSaxena, Coordinator- MBA Alumni Relations.

Ms.MeghaStarted her talk by highlighting the importance of learning about “Artificial Intelligence”. She discussed briefly the core concepts of artificial intelligence including machine learning, deep learning, and Generative AI. Further, she also discussed about how to embrace chance in corporate world. She advised that everyone should work on their skills as a student of MBA program it is essential to develop new skills

She also suggested that each one of us should seek out for mentorship by finding an appropriate mentor for us who can guide you in right direction. She believes in “YOUR GROWTH, YOUR HAND” which gave us a lesson that only we can decide what we want to do and how it can be achieved. Lastly, she mentioned the essence of keeping yourself updated with new trends in the industry and how attending and participating in conferences, seminars/ webinars etc. can be of great value for the same.

This session was a very interactive and it ended with the guest answering students’ queries patiently. Dr. NitinSaxena thanked the alumni for sharing her thoughts and experience with us and presented a memento as a token of gratitude.  

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