Organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), this seventh edition showcased the rapid growth and potential of India's gaming industry. Director- IT& UG Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey along with Prof. Puja Dhar, Prof. Saurabh Saxena and Prof. Ashwini Kumar attended the event. There was a session of Director-IT on “Levelling up: Shaping India’s Gaming Ecosystem for a Global Future”. The session was knowledge enriching.The India Gaming Show 2025 at Bharat Mandapam successfully highlighted India's burgeoning gaming industry. The event provided a platform for industry leaders, enthusiasts, and newcomers to connect, learn, and explore the future of gaming in India.

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This exhibition offered students a unique chance to explore cutting-edge technology and discover the ground breaking work at AICTE-IDEA Labs. The event showcased a diverse range of prototypes and products, highlighting innovative contributions from students and faculty across the country.faculty across the country.The objective of visit to this exhibition was to gain insights into cutting-edge technologies and their real-world applications. Interact with industry professionals, researchers, and innovators to understand emerging trends. Connect with like-minded individuals, industry leaders, and potential collaborators. Students and Faculty members were engaged with live demonstrations and prototypes to enhance practical knowledge and came to know about the advancements in IoT, including smart devices, automation, and AI integration.These types of exhibitions discover ideas for future research, academic projects, or entrepreneurial ventures. Learn about job prospects, internships, and industry requirements in the emerging technologies.The day was full of learning and new experience for students as well as faculty members.

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Competing against institutes like RKGIT, KIET, IMS, and Inmantec, three MBA (Batch 2024-26) students—Harsh Rathour, Yoginder, and Sumit Chaudhary—demonstrated exceptional skill in the Badminton Singles category. Harsh Rathour advanced to Round 4, putting up a tough fight against KIET. The event fostered sportsmanship, resilience, and strategic thinking, reinforcing I.T.S’s commitment to holistic student development. Special appreciation to Dr V. N. Bajpai, Director (MBA Prog.), Dr Sanjeev Tandon, Professor (Faculty Coordinator: Sports) and Sports Officer Mr. Anuj Choudhary for his guidance and encouragement to the students.

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The objective was to foster curiosity, creativity, and knowledge through games, storytelling, and hands-on activities. This initiative aimed to make learning enjoyable and accessible while instilling confidence and enthusiasm in the children. We had a great time! These young children displayed their incredible talents through dance performances, emotional poetry, lively artwork, and soulful singing. Their confidence and excitement were quite endearing. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped and encouraged them. A huge thanks to our director sir Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey who supported and encouraged them. your kindness made this event even more special. I am also highly grateful for the valuable support of my colleagues and our MCA final-year students.The event ended with a prize distribution, an appreciation ceremony, and the joy of learning reflected in the smiles of the underprivileged children. Let’s continue to create opportunities for these talented kids to dream, express, and grow.

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The goal was to give students basic idea and  hands-on learning experience and a strong base in IT infrastructure services and security systems. The Guest talk  covered  basics  of Smart devices networking including the key concepts of switches , hubs ,routers and gateways and their applications in real-world situations. Mohammad Anas Cyber Security expert, and  Mr. Tarun Kathpalia  ,IT manager ,Silicon Comnet Pvt. LTD  Noida India and his team   was  the key resource person for this guest talk.By the end of the guest talk , students were expected to have better understanding about Network services, Smart devices , Security systems and be ready to handle different IT related administrative tasks and projects. Students appreciated the content and demonstrative  approach with the instructor addressing their questions on the spot. This was a new and valuable experience for the MCA-III Semester students

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Dr. Smita and Dr. Gurpreet gave insights into Distrust acting as a catalyst for employee permanent disconnection from organisation where Prof. Astha delivered a detailed presentation on the research findings, emphasizing the relationship between organizational climate and citizenship behavior in higher education institutions.

Dr. Arvind Arihant-JNU, Delhi served as a session chair with keynote speaker  Dr. Sheldon Carvalho and Internal Track chair Dr. Mitushi Singh engaged in a discussion on the implications of the research for institutional management.

After presentation there was Question and Answer round session for providing further insights into the research study.

Scholars and Faculty members interacted with peers from various institutions, discussing potential research collaborations and academic exchange opportunities.

She participation in the 5th ICAMT at Jaypee Business School was highly productive, contributing to the academic reputation of the institution and providing valuable insights for future research and institutional development. The faculty members' engagement in presentations, discussions, and networking has strengthened the institution’s academic and research profile.

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This form of training is based on an artificial environment that simulates the real situation in the management of the organization, whether it’s planning, decision  making, control, communications or management itself. Business games allow monitoring of the consequences of decisions, and respond naturally to various situations.

The Management Games conducted today for the students was “Survival on the Moon”. The game was conducted with objectives to demonstrate; Leadership, Individual & Group Decision Making process, Communication process, Managing Conflict and Team Work skills.

The students participated with great enthusiasm and zeal. During the debriefing session, students were explained the above behavioral concepts in the light of the game played. The session was highly interactive with a high degree of student’s engagement.

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Dr. Tiwari touched various aspects of Problem-Solution Fit that occurs when a product effectively addresses a specific problem for a well-defined target audience. It signifies the initial validation that the solution meets customer needs before scaling.

Product-Market Fit goes further, indicating that the product not only solves the problem but also has strong demand, with users actively adopting and paying for it. This stage is marked by customer retention, referrals, and sustainable growth.Achieving Problem-Solution Fit is an essential first step toward Product-Market Fit, ensuring that the product is valuable and viable before investing heavily in scaling, marketing, or expansion.

He gave some relevant example with insights drawn from his extensive experience. The lecture concluded with a Q&A session, where he addressed students' queries with clarity and precision, leaving them with a deeper appreciation of the subject. This event not only enhanced students’ academic knowledge but also equipped them with valuable insights into product fit, crucial for their future careers in marketing area.

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

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The main topics covered during the boot camp included: Introduction to React-JS,  Basics of Hooks, Data Structures.By the end of the boot camp, students were expected to be skilled in React, Mongo-DB and Node-JS  and ready to handle different programming tasks and projects. Students appreciated the hands-on approach, as the training was conducted in the lab with the instructor addressing their questions on the spot.This was a new and valuable experience for the MCA-III Semester students.

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at Jaipuria School of Business, Ghaziabad. The international conference brought together global scholars and industry experts to discuss business transformation and digital sustainability. Key workshops included "How to Write for Peer-Reviewed Journals" by Prof. Dr. Joseph M. Cheer and "Systematic Literature Review and Meta-Analysis" by Prof. Dr. Weng Marc Lim. ICEF-2025 fostered knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation in sustainable business practices.

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The primary aim of the workshop was to provide insights into case writing methodologies and enhance the ability of participants to develop structured and impactful case studies. The three-day workshop was designed to provide hands-on training on case writing. Multiple experts from the field shared their expertise, offering guidance on structuring and refining case studies. Dr. Anuja Pandey, Case Workshop Director, AIMA was the lead resource person of the event. She provided in-depth knowledge and strategies to effectively write and analyze case studies. Her sessions were insightful and provided a strong foundation in case writing techniques.

The workshop proved to be highly beneficial for the participants, equipping them with the necessary skills and knowledge to develop well-structured case studies. The guidance from expert speakers and hands-on exercises contributed significantly to their learning experience.

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The event started with a warm welcome as alumni were greeted by faculty members and classmates. The atmosphere was lively as everyone shared memories and enjoyed being back at their alma mater.The event’s main highlight was the speech by Director-It, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, who welcomed everyone and talked about the importance of staying in touch with the institution. He also shared insights about the IT industry and encouraged alumni to support current students with their knowledge and experience.As a gesture of appreciation, mementos were given to all alumni, symbolizing their continued connection with the institution. These mementos served as a reminder of their special time in the MCA program.The Alumni Reunion of the MCA 2022-24 batch was a great success, filled with happiness, nostalgia, and meaningful conversations. It reinforced the strong relationship between the alumni and their alma mater, ensuring continued support and collaboration in the future. The event ended with a group photograph and a heartfelt vote of thanks to everyone for making it a wonderful and unforgettable experience.

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at Don Bosco Institute of Technology on January 28, 2025. The session, conducted online via Zoom, was attended by BBA and B.Com (H) students. The lecture focused on the evolving digital landscape, key industry trends, and the essential skills required for future employability. The interactive session provided valuable insights into emerging technologies, adaptability, and the significance of continuous learning. The students actively engaged, making the session a great success.

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The event aimed to bring a smile to the faces of the children who are an integral part of our society.The celebration occurred at Green Belt, Shakti Khand-IV, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, where over 300 children from Indirapuram slum Area participated. The venue was decorated with national flags, balloons, and banners, creating a festive atmosphere. The program was carefully curated to include a blend of educational, cultural, and fun activities.The event was inaugurated by the Coordinator-MCA, Prof. Smita Kansal and Coordinator CSR-Club, Prof. Ashwini Kumar, Prof. Saurabh Saxena, Prof. Abhay Kr. Ray, and our MCA 1st year students.The event commenced with the hoisting of the national flag followed by the singing of the national anthem. The children participated enthusiastically, their voices echoing with pride and patriotism. The children showcased their talents through various cultural performances, including dance, songs, and skits, each child received a box of sweets and snacks as a token of love and care from the organizers. Toward the end of the event some daily use items for a child (Stationary, Toothpaste and Toothbrush) to all the children were distributed.

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During his visit, Dr. Rolland delivered an insightful lecture on the topic “Sensing, AI, and its Economic Aspects”, providing an enriching and knowledge-intensive session for students and faculty members alike.In his address, Dr. Rolland elaborated on the concept of Smart Cities and the Role of Technology in addressing critical urban challenges such as Transportation, Parking, and related issues. He highlighted how Sensors, Telecommunication Systems, and Cloud Technology play a significant role in modernizing city infrastructure and improving urban living conditions. The session provided valuable perspectives on leveraging AI and advanced sensing technologies for economic and societal advancements.The session was attended by selected students from the BCA and MCA programs, along with esteemed faculty members. The interactive discussion facilitated a deeper understanding of cutting-edge technological applications in smart urban planning and their economic implications. The event was a resounding success, leaving participants inspired and well-informed about emerging trends in AI and sensing technologies.

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