The spirit of Holi is well and truly here. Coincidentally, it was also the monthly game day. A wonderful opportunity to combine both was presented to us.

Jyoti started the day’s programme with an explanation of the importance of Holi. She narrated the story of Prahlad and Hiranyakashyap – the burning of Holika,, Hiranyakashyap’s demise at the hands of Lord Vishnu reincarnated as the Narasimha, and the ultimate triumph of Prahlad’s faith in and devotion to God. Of course the children were already familiar with it, and recounted the events all the way.

The next part was obviously what everyone was waiting for.  For the very first time, a Housie game session was being held at Parivartan. This was not a mere game; it was a test of attentiveness and familiarity with numbers. The kids correctly guessed that prizes on offer would be Holi gifts. Accordingly six winners ultimately emerged, each being rewarded with a big pichkari along with a pack of ‘Crax Rings’.

An impromptu quiz for the preceding class on Holi yielded more winners. Parivartan executive member Aprajita, who has recently been placed from the college, had sent over laddoos as gifts for the learners. Along with ‘Britannia Good Day’ and ‘Kachha Aam’ toffees, they were distributed among the children as the day’s schedule came to a close.

Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti planned and guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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MDP started with the Welcome Address by Coordinator of MDP Cell, Dr. Lalit Sharma and Dr..Anusha Aggarwal (Area Head-Finance). Senior and Middle level managers from Lava International, Shinerood Foods Pvt. Ltd, Croblaze Agritech Pvt. Ltd, Honda, Catholic Serian bank, W3 Coding and HBA (Sunfood Ltd)  were registered for the MDP. 

The program was designed with an objective to enhance the basic understanding of financial statements and understanding the investment avenues available in the market. Programme focused on Basic Terminologies in Accounting, How to Read Balance Sheet, Financial Analysis Techniques, Understanding use of Future value and present value concepts, Savings Vs investments and Entry in stock market. 

Prof. Ankur Ahuja was the resource person for first session and he covered various aspects of accounting. He relates the use of accounting with different business activities. He also covered the concept of profit center and cost center. In his session he discussed that what are the important terms a person should know as investor, employee, owner etc. His session was concluded with discussion on  financial analysis of Jet Airways Balance sheet.

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The session was addressed by the Alumni of MBA 16-18 Batch. The speaker for the session were Ms. Shefali – Zerodha, Mr. Rohit Kumar- Reliance Digital, Mr.Mohit Chaudhary- Ak Event Management Pvt ltd , Ms. Shalu Gupta- Reliance Digital, Ms. Disha – Pacific IT Consulting, Ms. Neha – TRPC Services, Ms Shreya- Eklavya Evolution, Mr.  Amandeep -Second Hand Kart, Mr. Ujjawal- Entrepreneur and Ms. Namrata- Bonace Engineers Pvt Ltd.

Two parallel sessions were organized for the students. In the session Alumni discussed their experience during their academic life in I.T.S and they also discussed about the preparation they have made for having respectable jobs. Each alumnus asked the students to take the upcoming summer internship very seriously since it plays a great role in final job interviews.

Mr. Mohit Chaudhary who is working as a event manager asked students to explore the opportunities in event industry. The focus of the session was on stress management which is there over students during the time when they are going for interviews.

Mr. Rohit Kumar shared the profiles he worked on after graduating his MBA and problem he faced in performing these profiles. He shared that how he moved from NIIT to Reliance Digital.  He asked students to work hard and select a core area for their career.

All Alumni motivate the female students to go for jobs in far places also, since opportunities are not always available in near corners. The asked them accept the timings and locations offered by companies and just focus on career. At the end all the alumni’s addressed the GD and PI related queries of students.

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Mayank and Karan Pandey secured Ist position & Abhishek and Puja Singh IInd position secured in Antakshari, Shivani, Nitin Prakash and Abhishek secured  2nd position in Pictionary and Deepti and Rahul Kumar Banti  secured  3rd position in Web Development. Sanjeev Kumar secured vth position in online game Pubg.

Department of IT, Institute of Technology & Science, Ghaziabad always provide opportunities for overall development of MCA students on various fronts whether Technical, Inter-Personal, social or Values & ethical dimension and to keep them abreast with latest developments and exhibit their non-academic abilities to keep them aligned with industry expectations and requirements. We are pleased to share with you that MCA IV Semester Students participated in A National Student Convention on “Computing for Nation Development” organized by Bharati Vidyapeeth’s Institute of Computer Applications, New Delhi on Saturday, 16th March, 2019 and showcase their abilties by securing Ist, IInd position in Antakshari, IInd Position in Pictionary and IIIrd position in Web Development and Vth position in Online Game.

It was overall nice experience for participating students.

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There are 270 steps to go to main temple and caves. During the climb up to 270 steps to reach the main temple and caves, the students had a spiritual and soul stirring experience.

Students went up and offered prayers to the Lord and were amazed to see the ancient caves which are supposed to be a million years old. After the Batu caves, students were taken to the famous Genting Highland which is the largest amusement centre of Malaysia. Ride in cable car to the hotel left the students awestruck with the serene beauty of the mountains.  On the second day students visited the Gallery of Kuala Lumpur which showcased the heritage of Malaysia. It depicted the history, art, architecture of the country in a very engaging manner. Multiple miniatures of actual buildings attracted the attention of all the students. Students then visited the China town for shopping. It was an interesting experience for them where they shopped for small memorabilia for their family and friends. The third day of the tour began with a visit to the National Mosque. The huge Mosque is 73 meters high and has 16 pointed star shaped roof. The students found its architecture unique and beautiful. Visit to  the National Monument was the second attraction of the day. It was built to commemorate those who have died in Malaysia's struggle for freedom. 

The tour then progressed to a visit to The Istana Negara which is the official residence of the monarch of Malaysia. It has a magnificient architecture and attracted the attention of the students. 

Visit to KL tower was the next attraction. It is the 7th tallest freestanding tower in the world. The panoramic view of the entire city from the observation deck was very exciting and enthralling for the students.

The tour of the day concluded with a visit to the famous Petronas Twin Towers.  They were the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004 and still remain the tallest twin towers in the world. The entire city tour was very exciting and informative for the group which gave an insight into the culture, tradition and  insight into the culture, tradition and infrastructure of the city. 

The fourth day of the trip was very informative for the students as they visited the largest and most famous Pewter factory of Malaysia ROYAL SELANGOR which is the world's foremost name in quality pewter. It manufactures beautiful artifacts of tin and fine jewellery in gold and silver. Students were amazed to see the intricate craftsmanship and skill which was being put into each unique piece. They also learnt how a small effort can become a globally renowned enterprise. 

The last day of the trip was full of entertainment and shopping for all the students as they visited the Berjaya Times Square. The huge mall offered a large variety of items from which the students bought gifts for their family and friends. The students returned with their hearts full of experiences which they shall cherish for life.

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In this session, Speaker of Session Mr. David Oxenhandler, Vice President, EC Council University has discussed Cyber security challenges, impact of Cyber Crimeand he has discussed various range of specialized career options related to Cyber Security.

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Event was inaugurated by special guest Ms. Rashmi Rubi Verma, Model and Social activist, Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management), Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director (IT), Prof. Nancy Sharma (Vice Principal- UG), Dr. V. N. Bajpai and Prof Alok Singh, Event Coordinator. The event witnessed good participation of students from institutions across Delhi, NCR. & UP.  Ad-mad show, Solo Dance, Debate, Business Quiz, Cyber Games, Mehendi competition, Face Painting, Rangoli and Fashion Bash were organized on first day. Smiles on the faces & high spirit marked the convention, manifested youth & enthusiasm at its full flow, with beautiful ambience, dazzling lights & foot tapping music the events like Solo Dance & Fashion Bash begin with a difference. All the events were artistically & beautifully in colours as well as style. The hit dance numbers & various other performances surprised & entertained the huge audience.

The National Convention concluded with the power packed performances by the participants on the final day. All the events were diligently organized. Students participated in various events like Group Dance competition, Nukkad Natak, Treasure Hunt, T-Shirt Painting competition and War of Bands. Participants from I.T.S and different institutes of Delhi/NCR showcased their prowess in different events organized in the campus. Different food stalls were also organized for all by the Institute. The day came to a magnificent close with the celebration by all the students.

Convention received registration from more than 850 participants from academic institutions. Two day extravaganza witnessed competition among contestants from institutions including Delhi University, Hansraj College, Dayal Singh College, College of Arts DU, Jindal Institute, Lady Shriram college, CCS University, Galgotia college, Amity University, GITAM college Gurugram, KEC, KIET Ghaziabad, IMS Law college, Deshbandhu College, IP University and many more.

The event was sponsored by Coca-Cola, Suzuki, Hero, Honda, Monginis, Angel Broking, Ducat, Gati, Migsun, Vestige and many more.

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of 13th INDIACom; 2019 6th International Conference on “Computing for Sustainable Global Development” on 14th March, 2019 in Second day of Conference, Technically sponsored by IEEE Delhi Section and Technically supported by GGSIP University, New Delhi, ISTE Delhi Section, CSI Delhi Chapter, CSI Divisions II & IV, IETE Delhi Centre and IET (UK) Delhi Local Networks, ISCA (ICT Section).

INDIACom 2019 was aimed at providing an effective platform to the researchers from all over the world to show-case their original research work, have effective exchange of ideas and develop a strategic plan for balanced and inclusive growth of economy through IT in critical areas like E-Governance, E-Commerce, Disaster Management, GIS, Geo-spatial Technologies, Nano-Technology, Intellectual Property Rights, AI and Expert Systems, Networking, Software Engineering, High Performance Computing  and other Emerging Technologies. 

Original contributions were solicited for this track 3 Session No.: 3.3 “High Speed Networking and Information Security” on the second day of INDIACom 2019.

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DevOps proves to be a game changer for enterprise IT departments wanting flexibility and speed in supporting their product development teams.

With an objective to create best learning opportunities to MCA Students, Department of IT, I.T.S Mohan Nagar Ghaziabad has organised session on “IT Transformation with Containers and Devops” through Video Conferencing on 13.3.2019 at Institute premises. In this session, Speaker of Session Mr. Sukrit Thereja, Special Solution Architect has discussed enterprise challenges and the impact of DevOps on the business, plus why leadership should be a key aspect of their strategy.
It was nice E learning session for all participated Students.

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Program was designed for Women Officer on Scale III & IV. Total 28 senior officers (Chief Managers, Cluster Heads, Sr. Branch Managers) across the country participated in program.

 The objective of the program was to enhance the Negotiation Skills, Customer Relationship Management and selling skills. Program has covered the self-assessment of relationship building of all participants which was eye opener to all participants. They were able to assess their strengths and weaknesses as a leader. Need of rapport building with customers was understood by everyone. Every participant has measured her relationship orientation with the help of an instrument.

Negotiation and objection handling part was covered with some outdoor activities and discussion. Negotiation skill assessment was done for every participant with the help of an instrument so that everyone was able to assess themselves for negotiation and objection handling.

 It was a great learning experience to all participants

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Session started with the discussion of skill development in 21st century and how technology in important in current era. Session was chaired by Ginni Rometty, Chairman, President & CEO, IBM and Mr. Amitabh Kant, CEO, NITI Aayog, Govt of India.

Mr. Arvind Krishna, Senior Vice President, Cloud and Cognitive Software, IBM discussed the importance of Artificial Intelligence and human potential.

Aruna Sundararajan, Telecom Secretary, Government of India, Juthika Patankar, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Diane Gherson. Senior Vice President, Human Resource IBM briefed the role of women in technology and how women are contributing in the world of technology.

School students presented how they used technology to prepare the prototype of water harvesting machine

Shobana Kamineni, Executive Vice Chairman, Apollo Group presented the vote of thanks.

It was indeed a lot of learning session wherein faculty members got the exposure of latest technology and how this technology can be used even in teaching.

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In this session, Expert Mr Surendra Yadav, Senior Software Engineer, CimpressPvt. Ltd. discussed about Node.js and related tools in development phase. and he has talked about the problems faced while developing in Node.js. He also talked about some of the tools and how they can enhance your development, testing and deployment experience.

Following list of Key points were discussed during the session:

• Node.js: Introduction
• Examples(Get Started)
• Frameworks
• Development Tools
• Testing Tools
• Code documentation and linting
• Deployment Runners
• Pitfalls

It was nice E learning session for all participated Students. Students were highly influenced and happy with this session. It was overall good experience.

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In this Session, Director IT Dr Sunil Kr Pandey, Faculty PG IT Prof. K.P. Singh and Prof. Abhay Kr Ray shared their knowledge and experience to fulfil an objective to provide the detailed insight of "node.js and related development" among the students.

In this session, Prof. K. P. Singh discussed about Introduction to Node.js, its frameworks, benefits and characteristics. He focused on concepts like Thread Vs Event Driven, Blocking Vs Non Blocking and importance of  Code documentation and linting in real life examples. He gave various success stories of node.js on the session theme for better understanding of concepts.

Prof. Abhay Kr Ray focused on Installation of Node.js and its practical demonstration of basic programs using Node.js. He advised students to learn HTML and DOS Commands on tips. Prof. Ray talked problems faced while developing Node.js. Further he has demonstrated Data handling in HTML forms using Node.js.

Technical Session was concluded by Director IT Dr Sunil Kumar Pandey. He discussed his thoughts about database development and selection related queries. He advised students to focus on technical fundamentals for good placements. He has also told about importance of selection and projection in Database integration.

Speakers addressed the questions of students raised during the session. Students were highly influenced and happy with this session. It was overall good experience.

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First it was Nargis, a regular presence at the Sunday sessions, who reminded the kids about the importance of observing a day for women. She admirably traced out the history of the movement towards the emancipation of the fairer sex, including the securing of voting rights. She explained to children the meaning of equality of the sexes, and why it was necessary for females to get their due respect and position in society, including equal pay for equal work.

The other debutant teacher of the day was Anand, who took care of the second session on the practice of sati and its abolition. He began like an expert, providing mythological and historical context to the subject, referring to sati committed by Goddess Durga when her father objected to her choice of Shivji as a husband, and also the first known historical instance of Sati in Rajasthan. In order to aid the understanding of the learners, Jhalak quoted the examples like that of "jauhar" committed by "Queen Padmavati" and ladies of her court when her husband was defeated in battle by the invading Alauddin Khilji. Anand also highlighted the role of social reformer Raja Rammohan Roy and Lord William Bentinck in this regard.

After the usual quiz on the day’s interactions, a prize distribution ceremony was conducted using soft toys graciously gifted by members of ITS Parivar. This brought the day to an end with the distribution of ‘Crax Rings’ and ‘Good Day’ biscuits among the children. Executive member Samina Khatoon was present as she had come to distribute chocolates among the children.

Dr. Indraneel Mandal accompanied and motivated the student volunteers. Prof. Lokesh Upreti planned and guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club - Parivartan.

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