Prof. Saurabh Saxena; and Prof. Ashwini Kumar, DBMS Club Coordinator; along with faculty members of the MCA department and students.  During the session, Ms. Priyanka Saini shared her valuable industry experience and provided in-depth insights into software quality assurance, testing methodologies, the software testing life cycle (STLC), and the role of QA professionals in delivering reliable software products. She also discussed career opportunities in software testing, required skill sets, and real-world challenges faced in the industry. The session was highly interactive, with students actively participating and clarifying their queries. The session concluded on a positive note, enriching students with practical knowledge and industry exposure. The DBMS Club expressed gratitude to the speaker and dignitaries for making the session informative and inspiring.

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The session aimed to promote physical fitness, mental well-being, and a balanced lifestyle among students as well as faculty members. The session was conducted by Mrs. Usha Sadh, a member of Sahaj Yoga, who introduced the MCA students to the concept of Sahaj Yoga. She elaborated on the importance and benefits of meditation in daily life, emphasizing stress management, improved concentration, emotional balance, and overall well-being. Mrs. Sadh also explained the concept of Kundalini Jagran (awakening of inner energy) and guided students through practical techniques to experience inner peace and self-awareness. The session included simple meditation postures, breathing exercises, and meditation practices, which helped students feel relaxed and rejuvenated. The interactive nature of the session encouraged active participation and curiosity among the students. Overall, the program was highly informative and refreshing. It marked a positive beginning for wellness initiatives under Zenith and reinforced the institution’s commitment to nurturing the holistic development of students—physically, mentally, and spiritually.

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to attend a program organized by the National Commission for Women, focusing on women empowerment, achievements, and policy initiatives supporting women’s welfare. The event was graced by the Chief Guest, J. P. Nadda, and attended by several distinguished dignitaries, including the Chairperson of NCW and Annapurna Devi, Hon’ble Minister for Women and Child Development. A key highlight of the program was the felicitation of women scientists from ISRO for their outstanding contributions to science and nation-building. The visit proved to be both informative and inspiring, helping students gain valuable insights into governance, gender equality, leadership, and the pivotal role of institutions like NCW in promoting women’s empowerment and welfare, while motivating them through real-life examples of women excelling in diverse fields.

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On 30 January 2026, she chaired a session featuring research paper presentations by faculty members & Research scholars from across India. The session highlighted innovative and responsible approaches to Industry 5.0, fostering meaningful academic discussions and interdisciplinary perspectives.

In recognition of her contribution, a memento was presented by the Director of the host institution.

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at Rajkiya Balika Inter College, Noida. The programme was conducted for the students of Class IX and Class XI, with enthusiastic participation of more than 100 students. The session was coordinated and conducted by Dr. Mansi Singh, Prof. Shilpi Rana, and Dr. Ashish Kumar Jha.

The outreach programme was designed to sensitize school students towards entrepreneurship, innovation, creativity, and start-up awareness at an early stage. The initiative aimed to motivate young minds to think creatively, identify opportunities, and understand the importance of entrepreneurship in personal growth as well as nation building.

The programme included interactive sessions where students were introduced to the basic concepts of entrepreneurship, the role of innovation and creativity, and the importance of problem-solving and opportunity recognition. Real-life examples and success stories of entrepreneurs were shared to inspire students and help them relate theoretical concepts to practical situations.

The session was highly engaging, with students actively participating by asking questions and sharing their ideas and aspirations. The speakers encouraged students to develop confidence, leadership qualities, and a positive attitude towards self-employment and start-up culture.

The Entrepreneurship Outreach Programme (Awareness Camp) proved to be informative and motivational, leaving a positive impact on the students. The event successfully fulfilled its objective of creating awareness and fostering an entrepreneurial mindset among school students. The Institution’s Innovation Council looks forward to conducting more such outreach activities to promote innovation and entrepreneurship at the grassroots level.

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The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from the children, who beautifully showcased cultural performances that spread joy, confidence, and a strong sense of belonging. The program highlighted the institute’s commitment beyond academics, emphasizing values of nation-building, social responsibility, and inclusive growth. The celebration concluded on a warm note with the distribution of sweets to all students, faculty, and staff members present, leaving behind a message of celebrating the Constitution, inspiring young minds, and serving society.

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This program focused on the transition from being a "functional academic" to a "visionary leader" capable of steering institutional growth in the context of global competition and the NEP 2020 framework. The five days rigorous training program focused on enhancing key competencies of leadership such as emotional intelligence, communication, collaboration, conflict management, and self-awareness. The sessions offered deep insights into leadership through various engaging activities and psychometric analysis. The sessions were highly interactive and brought forth the essence of new age academic leadership revolving around adaptive resilience and ethics. The participants included 25 selected faculty members from across the nation who brought together diverse viewpoints and insights into the interactions during the training program. 

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to commemorate the birth anniversary of the great visionary and youth icon Swami Vivekananda. On this occasion, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director, I.T.S, extended his warm greetings and appreciated the successful organization of the event, highlighting the lasting relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s ideals such as hope, positivity, self-awareness, discipline, and commitment in shaping today’s youth. To mark the day, “Vivekananda Talks: Youth Leadership Speakers Forum” was organized, where students from MCA, MBA, BBA, and BCA programs, along with participants from other institutions, actively shared their views on youth leadership and nation-building. Based on the jury’s recommendations, top performers were awarded trophies, certificates, and consolation prizes. The event was smoothly conducted through the coordinated efforts of the MBA and MCA departments under the guidance of Dr. Sanjeev Tandon and Prof. Saurabh Saxena, reinforcing I.T.S’s commitment to nurturing confident, value-driven, and socially responsible youth inspired by Swami Vivekananda’s timeless teachings.

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The inaugural session was graced by distinguished academicians and thought leaders, that included  CA Shri Gopal Krishna Agarwal, National Spokesperson, BJP, eminent economist and policy maker who graced the occasion as the  Chief Guest and Prof. Manoj Dixit, Vice Chancellor, Maharaja Ganga Singh University, Bikaner as the Guest of Honour

The session began with a warm welcome by Dr. Sunil Kr Pandey, Director, I.T.S Ghaziabad, followed by the FDP overview by Dr. Vinay K. Srivastava, FDP Coordinator.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Sunita Poonia, Assistant Director, MMTTC, Ramanujan College.

The inaugural session set a strong foundation for meaningful deliberations on the National Education Policy (NEP) and its transformative role in higher education.

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The programme aimed at strengthening financial awareness and confidence among women through sessions on personal financial planning, money management, basics of securities markets and mutual funds, risk management, awareness about financial frauds, and building long-term financial security.

The inaugural session included an address by Dr. Vinay K. Srivastava, Programme Coordinator – FINPOWER, who outlined the objectives and focus areas of the programme. Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director, I.T.S Ghaziabad, welcomed the participants and shared valuable insights on the importance of mutual funds and long-term financial planning.

The sessions were conducted by Mr. Chandresh Gupta, SEBI–Smart Trainer and Resource Person from PLAAB Foundation, who explained financial concepts through practical examples and interactive discussions. The programme was well received by participants and successfully enhanced their understanding of informed financial decision-making and financial independence.

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to celebrate the winter season with the elders. During the visit, sweaters, winter caps, socks, and rewari were distributed to provide warmth and comfort during the cold days. The team spent quality time with 12 elders, including 9 gentlemen and 3 ladies, sharing conversations and memorable moments. The smiles, blessings, and stories shared by the elders made the visit truly special and meaningful, reminding everyone of the values of care, compassion, and togetherness.  

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The program was designed to strengthen employees’ understanding of performance management practices and to equip them with practical tools that could be applied in their day-to-day work. Around 30 participants from various departments attended the program, which enabled cross-functional interaction and sharing of diverse perspectives.

Emphasis was placed on helping participants understand how clearly defined goals contribute to individual and organizational performance. The SMART framework was explained in detail to ensure that participants could set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals aligned with organizational objectives.

The training followed a step-wise, activity-based learning approach, where concepts were introduced progressively and reinforced through interactive exercises, group activities, and real-life workplace scenarios. This experiential methodology helped participants internalize the concepts and understand their practical relevance. Regular discussions and reflections enabled participants to relate the learning to their own roles and responsibilities.

The sessions were highly interactive, engaging, and enjoyable, creating a positive learning environment. Participants actively took part in activities, shared experiences, and provided inputs during discussions. The fun and participative nature of the program enhanced learning outcomes and encouraged greater involvement throughout the sessions.

Overall, the Management Development Program was well received by the participants and proved effective in enhancing their understanding of performance management.

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The session was led by Prof. (Dr.) Ashish Kumar Manchanda, Professor, University School of Management Studies, GGSIPU, New Delhi who shared practical insights on interpreting financial statements, investment fundamentals, and key financial ratios.

The theme of the lecture was, “Decoding Corporate Financial Reports” and focussed on motivating the students to develop   ability to understand and interpret key financial statements used by firms. It aimed to bridge the gap between classroom concepts and real-world business practices by demonstrating how financial reports support managerial and strategic decision making.

The session began with a formal welcome of the  guest, followed by the introduction of the session by Dr. Puja Garg. She highlighted  the importance of  understanding how financial statements are analysed by various stakeholders to take key decisions Then the  MBA Chairperson  Dr. Uma Gulati inspired the students by her motivating words. She emphasised the importance of numbers, proactive learning, upskilling and how analytical skills can the the key to achieve success in one’s career.

Then the session began with the resource person explaining the importance of data analysis for a finance student. How to interpret key reports such as balance sheet and income statement. He emphasised the role of PE Ratio and its importance. He also reiterated the importance of understanding the company fundamentals while investing in stocks. The utility of trend analysis was also discussed.

The students remained totally engaged and the session ended with a query session where the resource person encouraged the students to develop interest in data if they wish to be successful as a financial analyst.

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The session introduced students to modern, data-driven selling by integrating sales planning, personal selling skills, CRM insights, and analytical decision-making. Using a curated dataset of eight customers: covering demographics, purchase patterns, complaints, and price sensitivity; students explored CRM strategies and personalized selling approaches. Hands-on forecasting tasks and the “UrbanStyle Fashions” case helped them analyze sales trends, pricing impact, and key performance metrics such as sales growth, conversion rate, CAC, and CLV. With an active participation of 77 students across two sessions, the workshop strengthened their ability to apply data and technology for smarter, customer-centric selling. Top performers: Disha, Sandesh Kumar, and Akanksha Kumari; were appreciated for their exceptional engagement throughout the workshop.

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