In the Session, Mr. Goyal elaborated the objectives and goals of ‘C’ Programming and given detailed lecture regarding C Program Structure, Header files and How to include the pre-processor header files and purpose.

Also he had discussed about expression, selection statement, loops, basic types, array concept in C, function, pointers and files. He explained how to implement the concepts in real world scenario and shared more information about real-time development procedure in IT. Finally he interacted with the students and cleared all the doubts raised by the students.

The session was full of learning and interaction for the students.

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An Empirical Study on Private IT and Educational Sectors in India” in the Track on Information Systems Management in the 2nd International Conference on Business Research and Innovation organized by Management Development Institute Murshidabad from 28– 29th January ,2022.

This 2 days conference witnessed participation from many prestigious institutions from all across India. The research paper was related to implementation of Artificial Intelligence in Modern HR processes. The Session was chaired by DR. MOHITA GANGWAR SHARMA (FORE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT) and co- chaired by DR. AMRITA SENGUPTA.

The presenter received valuable  inputs  for further research and was appreciated for the research work.

The objective of the activity was to invoke the participants of MBA towards team spirit and to be creative with limited resources and develop their Non-verbal communication.

This activity was conducted in three rounds. In first round, Google form was floated and 12 participants were selected. In the second round participants were required to spell the words correctly dictated to them and out of them six candidates were selected.

In the last round, candidates were given seven alphabets with a center alphabet and they had to form a seven letter word mandatory and maximise the words they could form.

The event became more interested and interactive when the audience was also allowed to participate in the filler round of the activity where they were required to recognise the songs by pictorial representation and form faces as per different emojis given.

Winners of the activity were:

Binu Priya - First winner

Pooja Singh - Second winner

Abhinav Chaudhary - Third winner

The activity was very well organized by the club members and appreciated by the participants.

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for the students of MBA First Year (Batch 2021-23). The topic of the session was ‘Understanding the competitive landscape for the Indian Banking industry’. Mr. Vishi Gupta-Associate Vice President, The Federal Bank Limited, explained how the banking industry in India has evolved over the decades and how the competition scenario has changed.

During the session, Mr. Gupta discussed in detail the evolution of Indian Banking sector and the changes that have marked significant shifts in how the industry operates. He then explained how various banks in the sector compete for gaining edge over each other.

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

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At first Prof. Lokesh Upreti began the day’s activities by explaining to the little learners why the 26th of January is an important date on the calendar for Indians. He made the children realise what nation-building actually involves and why being independent itself does not imply much for a country.

Rashmi then referred to the two major national festivals and asked the children to explain how Republic Day differs from Independence Day. Seeing that the kids were in a bit of confusion, she proceeded to emphasise how the two occasions serve two very different purposes.

Next Rashmi and Sagar invited the children to come over and recite a few patriotic songs or poems known to them. Everyone who participated was presented with a small replica of the Tricolour. As the day was drawing to a close, the assembled learners were given Boondi laddoos, packets of Navratan Mixture and Melody toffees to mark the occasion. Everybody went home happy in the afterglow of patriotic fervour.
Prof. Upreti planned and presided over the day’s session. Prof. Ashutosh Sharma guided and motivated the volunteers in the various tasks.

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The lecture was started with welcoming of Guest by Dr Nitin Saxena, Assistant Professor of Finance, in the department of management, I.T.S, Ghaziabad.

The key resource person for the occasion was CA (Dr) Ajay Sharma. Dr Sharma is a fellow member of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and a Ph.D in Commerce as well. He has been a rank holder in the Chartered Accountancy examination. He has been into practice since 1998 with expertise on direct taxation, indirect taxation, audit, reporting standards and various other management consultancy assignments.

Dr Sharmaenlightened the students about Goods and services tax (GST). He talked about CGST, SGST, and IGST, relevance and uses of GST.He said GST is a multi-stage tax system which is comprehensive in nature and applied on the sale of goods and services. The main aim of this taxation system is to curb the cascading effect of other Indirect taxes and it is applicable throughout India.

He saidInput tax is not allowed for goods and services for personal use. No input tax credit shall be allowed after GST return has been filed for September following the end of the financial year to which such invoice pertains or filing of relevant annual return, whichever is earlier.

He talked on the GST rate slabs are decided by the GST Council. The GST Council revises the rate slab of goods and services periodically. The GST rates are usually high for luxury supplies and low for essential needs. In India GST rate for various goods and services is divided into four slabs: they are 5% GST, 12% GST, 18% GST, & 28% GST.

He said separate set of accounts had to be maintained for excise, VAT, CST and service tax. Moreover, the input tax credit could not be claimed between Centre imposed taxes and State imposed taxes. Therefore, there were many ledger accounts needed. However, GST has been able to do away with the need for multiple ledger accounts, keeping it to a few. 

After this fruitful discussion he also took a round of questions from the students. Dr. Sharma patiently answered all the questions, explaining each fully to the satisfaction of the students.

At the end of the session, Dr. Vinay Kumar Srivastava, Associate Professor, I.T.S Ghaziabad put on record his concluding remarks and presented a plaque to the guest as a token of gratitude and remembrance.

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The session was organised by JEMTEC School of Law in association with Institution Innovation Council.
To begin with the session Dr Bajpai was extended a warm welcome by Dr N K Bahl and Dr Pallavi Gupta, Principal, JEMTEC School of Law.

In his interaction with students and faculty, Dr Bajpai discussed various aspects of marketing including Customer Co-creation, Lead users and marketing innovations. He shared many examples from the corporate world with respect to their efforts in delivering superior customer value resulting in a better Problem – Solution – Market Fit. The session ended with question – answer round followed by vote of thanks.

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Mr. Suman Kumar, MCA First Year Student was the speaker of this workshop. He very nicely covered the fundamentals of Python and also implemented all the commands on his machine. During the workshop Faculty Coordinators of TechNext Club Prof. Puja, Dhar, and Prof. K.P Singh was also present. Mr. Suman conducted 20 Hrs. session and which were scheduled in the Time Table w.e.f 18th January to 09th February 2022. Students were very impressed by his way of conducting the workshop.

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The expert talk was delivered by Dr. Himanshu Talwar, International TEDx Speaker, Celebrated Author, '12' National Level Award Winner, D.Litt, PR Professional.          

Dr. Talwar initiated the session with developing an understanding of the value of compliances in life and work of marketing professionals. He shared his expertise and personal experiences too. He discussed about major components of marketing strategy and shared real-life cases of corporate governance failures, those who didn’t took the compliances seriously. He further discussed the challenges faced by enterprises due to lack of proper knowledge about compliances/regulations and their amendments from time to time.

He deliberated about brands/marketing perspective as well as consumer’s perspective too. Certain relevant cases of brands like Coca-Cola vs Bisleri and Starbucks coffee vs Sardarbuksh coffee were shared by him. The session was quite interactive as participants asked many relevant questions and Dr. Talwar answered them to their satisfaction. He not only elaborated the reasons behind failure of enterprises but also suggested solutions to tackle challenges faced by such companies. Session was then concluded with the presentation of virtual plaque of honor as a token of gratitude. Overall, the session was very informative and definitely food for thought. 

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At the beginning of the session, the Director (IT&UG), Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey formally welcomed the guest speaker. He said that the Department of IT always gives opportunities to the students to upgrade their skills. While addressing the students of MCA-1st year, Mr. Ben Tucker said that students should work on the fundamentals of the subject whatever they study during two years of tenure in the campus. He also discussed the tips for building confidence among the students. Students also raised some queries which were nicely taken by the speaker. Chairperson-MCA, Prof. Puja Dhar, Coordinator-MCA, Prof. Smita Kansal, and faculty members of the IT Department were also present during the session.

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The expert for the session was– Dr. Deepali Monga, Director and Founder: Lyfe Magic, MANTRAM Skills & Training Consulting Pvt. Ltd. Company, Gurugram.

Dr. Deepali Monga shared her views about developing interpersonal skills to achieve success. She also explained the concept of Johari Window and different stages of psychoanalytical theories which plays a major role behind identifying one’s own self. Concepts of Blind Spot, Open Area, Hidden Area and Unknown area were discussed with the students by giving life examples and involving them with simulated situations. Students equally participated in the process of learning interpersonal skills by giving inputs into the discussion. 
The lecture ended with deep insight into learning self awareness and interpersonal skills concept. Towards the conclusion of the session, she welcomed intriguing questions from students and answered them comprehensively. The session was highly interactive and participants appreciated the insights delivered by the speaker.

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The volunteers for the day included Manjeet, Surendra, Manvi, Priyanshi, Shobhit, Rupali, Reema, Abhijeet, Shailesh, Ishvi, Akash, Vidhu, Naitik, Komal, Mahima, and Anubhav. The day started with a session on basic maths. Manvi took the initiative as she called up students to the board and asked them to work out simple problems on addition and subtraction.

Next Surendra came forward to enlighten the students on the importance of cleanliness. Keeping things interactive, he posed commonplace situations before the learners, to which the latter responded with enthusiasm. Prof. Lokesh Upreti joined in to remind the children that they needed to remain vigilant against diseases like dengue. Interestingly, while the kids were aware of malaria, they seemed to be ignorant of the nitty gritties of newer phenomena like dengue. 

The major undertaking of the day was the distribution of blankets provided by the institute. Some of the parents of the children had also accompanied them for the purpose. Keeping the overall purpose in mind, it was decided that each family should receive at least one blanket.
As usual, the day concluded with the distribution of muffins and Melody toffees. Prof. Upreti presided over the proceedings of the day. Prof. Ashutosh Sharma ensured that the volunteers present took care of their respective responsibilities.

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The objective of the workshop was to enhance knowledge of participants and boost their HR ability and critical thinking. It also enabled students to understand Leadership skills and how performance is linked with good leadership. MBA students of 2021-23 batch participated in teams of 6 members. It has 3 rounds. Each round was having a different set of Leadership games and participants had to cross each level to reach the final round. The club activity started by welcoming the participants. It was followed by motivational words for participants by Prof. Smita Barik , Faculty coordinator of the club.

 The activity started with full of energy by the participants. All participants gave their best to win the activity. The activity was conducted by HR Club METANOIA MBA for batch 2021-2023 under the guidance and provision of HR club METANOIA MBA coordinator Prof. Smita Barik. Dr. V N Bajpai , Director,  MBA and Dr. Anusha Agarwal  Chairperson , PGDM Program graced the event by awarding prizes to the winning team and motivated the participants with their sparkling words.

First round winners of section – A : Saksham, Saloni, Jyoti, Kshitiz, Vishal and Prabhat

First round winners of section – B: Ayushi Tayagi, Swarnima Seth, Aniket. Avantika,Rahul and Arpit

First round winners of section – C:Rajnish, Kunal, Prince, Surbhi, Sweta and Saurabh

First round winners of section – D:Avdesh, Arpan Mittal, Astha, Sarika, Jyoti and Ashish

Winners of final round are from Section – D: Avdesh, Arpan Mittal, Astha, Sarika, Jyoti and Ashish

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This four-day conference witnessed participation from many countries and many prestigious Institutes of India. The case study was selected in the category of Teaching cases and was related to the subject of Strategic Management.

The jury panel consisted of eminent educationists like Dr. Anuja Pandey Head, AIMA -India Case Research Center, Professor of Marketing AIMA and Dr, Prof Siva Kumar Professor Marketing VITBS, Allur.

The case authors received valuable inputs for improvements and were appreciated for the concept built around the case. 

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The session was started with the welcome address of Prof. Nitin saxena In his address, he talked about the importance of alumni for an institute. He talked about strengthening the alumni connection.

Mr. Rahul Sharma discussed various parameters on which students should work upon for getting a good job in future. He discussed his success mantras which one should develop like soft skill, as they were the first most priority in every sector for each opportunity in corporate world, also he asked students to focus on Communication skill and

His session was focused on the opportunities available in the pharmaceutical industry. He talked about his profile in his company and his key responsibilities for which he is responsible.

Mr. Rahul also shared his life experience of how to tackle the worst situation, by being self motivated & calm as the satisfaction comes from peace not from money.

He discussed that students feel that opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry are limited to medicines only. He elaborated that in the pharmaceutical industry many opportunities are available beyond medicines.

The session ended with the presentation of a virtual plaque as a token of gratitude and remembrance to the speaker.

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