The FDP was planned for the entire day in two sessions. The resource person for the FDP was Prof. Harshit Desai, Director of MIT ID Innovation. In the first session, the resource person talked about how technology has come such a long way from vintage telephones to mobile and smart phones and from invention of wheel to flying in the air through aero planes. With that now skills that were an essential quality a few decades back have now gone into a blurred demarcation with hard skills. And in the 21st century, 4C’s that is Creativity and innovation, Critical thinking and problem solving, Communication and Collaboration are the skills which are become hard skills now instead of being soft skills. These skills also help to take you a lead even in times of VUCA world with only limited information. They help you take calculated risk. They amplify your work and make it easier. As these skills are essential and without these it is difficult in the coming years to grow and excel. In the second session, resource person Prof. Dhimant Panchal, Chair Professor at Institute of Design, MIT and Pro- Chancellor, Avantika University, enlightened on how to tackle any problem using designing skills. He shared very beautiful examples of finding and defining a problem and designing product solutions around it. The FDP was very useful and enlightening. 

Speakers of the session were:

·         Mr. Tushar Jani, Group Chairman, Cargo Service Centre (CSC) Group, SCA Group of Companies

·         Dr. Mangesh T. Karad, Executive President & Vice Chancellor, MIT ADT University and Vice Chair - ASSOCHAM Council on Education (Maharashtra)

·         Mr. Shantanu Bhadkamkar, Managing Director, ATC Group and Chairman Rotomac Containers Private Limited

·         Capt. Shrirang S Gokhale, Nautical Faculty, Great Eastern Institute of Maritime Studies

Dr. Mangesh T. Karad, Executive President & Vice Chancellor, MIT ADT University and Vice Chair – ASSOCHAM Council on Education (Maharashtra)talked about Green Building Initiative and Connectivity of Education Sector to Industry. Further, he talked about the technology and other changes evolved in Covid Scenario. He also mentioned that seven sector economy is the main factor identified by the GOI.

Mr. Shantanu Bhadkamkar, Managing Director, ATC Group and Chairman Rotomac Containers Private Limited said about logistics as most diversified than manufacturing or agriculture.

Capt. Shrirang S Gokhale, Nautical Faculty, Great Eastern Institute of Maritime Studies started up with the statement- “Working on a Ship Is Like a Prison Having Additional Possibility of Sinking”. He further elaborated that the history of merchant navy as it brings the clarity of concepts. Lastly, he talked about the teething problems of early containerization.

Mr. Tushar Jani, Group Chairman, Cargo Service Centre (CSC) Group, SCA Group of Companies said about political parties and logistics brief with finance minister opening budget speech with name Gati-Shakti - first time ever political parties put focus about logistics, our country took huge leap in logistics in last 15 years- acknowledged by him.

The participants of the webinar have learnt regarding the different logistics including Domestic, Political and Historical and its applications in multiple domains from students to professional. It was a powerful session inculcating the knowledge regarding logistics and if proud fully expansion to every sector.

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The resource person for the FDP were Dr. Anshu Tyagi, Associate Professor, Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies and Prof. Abha Gupta, Assistant Professor, Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies. Dr. Anshu Tyagi explained about Zotero which is an open- source software which allows easy and quick collection, organization and sharing of research. It is very convenient to use the software as it is open source and available for free to use. Zotero software assists in organizing and managing bibliographical data and research related material. Hands-on practice session was also facilitated by the resource person for the software.

Prof. Abha Gupta enlightened about Mendeley software which is also an open-source referencing software freely available for use of researchers, scholars, students and teachers. You can efficiently add papers for your work in the software. It is available to use by signing in your account on the website, as well as through as desktop application. Bothe the spaces are synced for easy and comfortable access. Mendeley has a provision to attach as a toolbar option with MS- word document as Mendeley cite-O-matic is extremely useful for generating bibliographies, references and citation in different kinds of styles such as Harvard, Chicago and APA. Hands-on practice session was also facilitated by the resource person for the software.

The workshop was very insightful. 

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on grand note with great discussions and deep insightful address by eminent guests. On this occasion, Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S-The Education Group welcomed all the guests and presented his perspective on the theme and various dimensions and issues related to Banking, Insurance and current state of affairs of Indian Economy in specific context to Technology inclusion in these areas.
 
Renowned Academicians, Researchers and Industry Experts would be sharing their views and perspective in this event on the theme:

1.  Shri Chintan Oza
                 Advisor – Lloyds Ventures & Venture Advisor – Loyal VC
                 President - OneQuantum                                                     
 
2. Dr. Prashant Gupta
                Professor - IIM Trichy
 
3. Shri Prasanna Lohar
                Vice President – Technology (Digital, Innovation & Architecture)
                DCB Bank
 
4. Shri Gopal Kumar
                Actuary at Radgo & Company
                Co-Founder - Nimeya Technologies
              Member - Investor Education & Protection Fund (IEPF) Authority, Government of India
 
5. Shri Debmalya Dey Roy
               Chief Revenue Officer & Global Marketing Head
               Pi DATACENTERS
 
6. Dr. Faisal Ahmad
   Professor
               FORE School of Management
 
7. Shri Pushpendra Dixit, CA
               General Manager & Global Taxation Head
               PVR Limited

Over 500+ participation from various institutes and universities all around the country attended this event.

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Mr.K.K. Gupta, Director, Resurgent India Ltd. welcomed the guests. He talked about the importance of cash management in the businesses and practical aspect of cash flow. He also discussed about the Role of MSME and strategies and method to be adopted by them to overcome such unprecedented situations.

Mr. Tilak Raj Chawla (Ex-executive director Allahabad Bank), shared his views on Adequate Cash that has to be there. He debated how existing capacities being escalated to much higher levels also creates problem. He stressed on provision of cash-budget method for lending. A Amit Sahai Mathur (Co-founder & CEO Fouraxes business solutions Pvt.Ltd.), stated that with constant cash outflow happening, there were no inflows as no business transactions were happening at the time of covid.In the 2nd lockdown no incentives were given by the government. The challenge was how to fund the business growth.

CA Manish Gadia (Partner, JMP associates) stated that this is the time to provide due care towards cash besides profit. He also stressed on giving importance to operating cash flow is imperative at this time. He mentioned to cut down expenses or do better planning to give proper time for receivables management. He advised to defer the purchase or restructure financing activities and go for personal level funding or raise money from banks for investing activities. Mr. D.S. Rajput concluded that to be in the business, survival is more important. Costs should be cut down and guarantee for the project is provided by insurance companies but in India, this right is exclusively with the banks. So, in the coming time insurance companies are also going to come with new projects and it’s going to help businesses.

The session ended with the Vote of Thanks by Mr.K.K. Gupta. He extended his gratitude to all the eminent speakers as well as to the audience.

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1.    Prof. A. K. Nayak
       Advisor – IIBM Group
       Ex., President – Computer Society of India                                                      

2.    Prof. Sunil Kr. Pandey
       Director (IT & UG), 
       I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad                                 

3.    Shri Upkar Singh
       Vice President - RMSI
       Ex. Director (Technology) – FIS Global

4.    Shri Gautam Hazari
       Technical Director
       GSMA

5.    Prof. (Dr.) Ashutosh Kumar Singh
       Professor & Head, Dept. of Comp.Sc. & Engg) 
       NIT Kurukashetra

6.    Shri Sateesh Rai
      Global Data Architect
      PMP ®,TOGAF ® - Global Data Leader

7.    Shri Manu Malik
      Agile Consultant 
      Ex. Project Manager - Wipro 
  
8.    Prof. Nancy Sharma
      Vice Principal
       I.T.S (UG Campus), Ghaziabad                                           

On this occasion, Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S-The Education Group welcomed all the guests and sent his best wishes for the successful event. In this event guests presented their perspective on the theme and various dimensions and issues related to Data Science, its Applications, Challenges and researches going on from Academic and Industry aspect.

Over 800+ participation from various institutes and universities all around the country attended this event.

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In the session, Mr. Bhardwaj discussed basic concepts of Object Oriented-programming. He also explained .NET Framework and how it is used to develop different types of applications. He talked about the various job opportunities available for .NET programmer. He also guided them how to prepare themselves for corporate. The session was very interactive, informative, and knowledge enriching.

He advised students to be focused on the basis concepts of programming, database and data structure. Mr. Bhardwaj has answered the queries raised during the session

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

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The activity was based on creative imagination. The participants were asked to imagine themselves as a Brand Ambassador and then they have to endorse a product/ brand. Participants need to post a selfie with some innovative product which they want to select and have to come up with a new tagline for the product with a short description. Participation was invited as individuals or in groups of maximum 3 members in one team.

Huge participation of 35 teams was received. Based on 1st round, top 10 teams were promoted to the second and the final round. In the second round the teams had to present their product and selfie in front of the judge panel. The winners of the activity were: Kartikey Jindal (D), Raushan Kumar (B) and Priya Prakash (D).-

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The objective of the session was to familiarize the students with key concepts related to Budget and the highlights of 2022 Union Budget. The resource person of the session, Dr. Puneet Kumar, explained various priorities set forth by the finance minister like PM Gati-Shakti and inclusive development. He further explained the tax provisions proposed in the Budget of2022 and deliberated on how the budget proposes to achieve the set targets of growth for the next financial year.

The session witnessed active participation of the students who raised pertinent questions which were duly addressed by the speaker.

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The session was organised by the Institution Innovation Council (IIC) of the college.
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 a vote of thanks.

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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.

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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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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