Dr. Vikas Singh, Executive Director, I.T.S Education Group inaugurated the program and emphasized upon the changing expectation of students and thus requirement of delivering excellent service to them as customers.

Dr. Charu focused on creating WOW moments in customer service and highlighted the value of satisfied customers. She deliberated upon creativity and idea generation to deliver differentiated service keeping human values in mind. Staff members participated in the program with full enthusiasm and energy. They shared their work experiences to relate and gain better understanding about quality of service and in process learned to improve the service to create wow factor. Presence of Dr. Vikas Singh, Executive Director, I.T.S Education Group, Dr. Gagandeep Arora, Dean, Academic Administration, Dr. Sunita Shukla, HOD- MBA and Prof. Parul Agarwal motivated all the participants. 

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This was the platform to interact with the Top Leaders and successful Entrepreneurs of different organizations.

The inaugural Ceremony was bedecked with the prestigious presence of Dr. R.P. Chadha, Honorable Chairman, I.T.S - The Education Group, Dr. BhureLal,(Retd. IAS)Chairman of Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority & Member of Monitoring Committee for sealing of offending premises ,Prof. K.K. Aggarwal, Chairman - National Board of Accreditation & Founder Vice Chancellor - GGSIP University, Delhi, M. Bimal Jain (Chairman Indirect Tax committee PHD Chamber of Commerce).On this occasion Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S - The Education Group, Shri B.K. Arora, Secretary, I.T.S - The Education Group and Shri Surinder Sood, Director (PR), I.T.S - The Education Group were also present.

The event commenced with the welcome address by Shri Surender Sood, Director (PR). The overview of the summit was presented by Dr. Vidya Sekhri, Director UG. The inaugural of the event took place in the presence of all the above mentioned esteemed dignitaries and guests.Dr. Bhure lal, Prof. K.K. Agarwaland Mr. Bimal Jain were felicitated with the Honorary Membership of International Chamber of Professional Education & Industry (ICPEI).

The first panel Discussion witnessed Industry stalwarts including Mr. Milind Pathak COO and Sr. Vice President Paytm, Dr. J.N. Kushwaha CEO BTW India Pvt Ltd, Ms. Deepika Chawla Vice President Fortune 100 Company, Mr. SubhankRajguru, Regional Director, GOIBIBO who emphasized on the importance of such summit in promoting the start-up and innovation culture in India by bringing together the energetic youth and the experienced industry veterans. The theme for the discussion was “Role of Innovation and Technology in Entrepreneurship”. All the speakers were felicitated with the Honorary Membership of ICPEI.

The second Panel Discussion included the Mr. Shailendra Singh, Vice President, Maruti Suzuki India, Mr. Prashant Singh, Vice President Products, PAYTM, Mr. Abhishek Gupta, HR Business Partner-BYJU’s and Dr. Poonam Sinha, Joint Director(Admin) NIESBUD

The theme for the discussion was Promoting Entrepreneurship through incubation. They focused on the need of incubation managers to understand the commonalities among the business incubators across regions and draft a strategy for the effectiveness of the incubator, based on the local conditions and environment.  All the speakers were felicitated with the Honorary Membership of ICPEI.

The Third Panel Discussion commenced with the subject “Startup Challenges and Opportunities” in which the Speakers included Mr. Nitin Sethi, Vice President Digital, Indigo Airlines, Ms. Smita Pandey Mishra, Founder & CEO, Fandoro, Qazone Infor System Pvt. Ltd, Mr. Khalid Isar, Country General Manager, Alibaba and Mr. S. M. Rounaque Mustafa, Vice President, L- Incubator, IIM Lucknow.All the speakers motivated students by sharing with them  both challenges and opportunities that are available in the current ecosystem for new startup They inspired the students to follow their dreams and work hard to achieve success in their dream.All the speakers were felicitated with the Honorary Membership of ICPEI.

Entrepreneurship Summit 2019 thus concluded with the Institute’s students and faculty learning through the combined experience of Industry stalwarts and Entrepreneurs from different fields. The young leaders of tomorrow were left with a refreshed sense of motivation to work towards a brighter and smarter India. The beauty of the summit was the evident from the way that the audience kept peppering the stage with different questions aimed at the panelists conducted at different venues of the Institute.

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Teams participated in the tournament were S.R.M University, Modinagar, I.M.S College, Ghaziabad, I.T.S Engineering College, Greater Noida, Janhit College, Ghaziabad, I.P.E.C Engineering College, Sahibabad – Team B, I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, I.P.E.C Engineering College, Sahibabad – Team A and R.K.G.I.T Engineering College, Ghaziabad. 

The event was inaugurated by Sh. Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S-The Education Group accompanied by Dr. Ajay Kumar, Director (Management), Dr. D. K. Pandey, Sports Coordinator, Sports Officer, Mr. R. S. Chawla. In his inaugural speech Vice Chairman, I.T.S-The Education, by Sh. Arpit Chadha congratulated all the participating team and he also emphasized on the enduring effort of the institute in promoting sports activities in the city of Ghaziabad. Dr. Ajay Kumar, also welcomed the participants and said that the participation in the sports events make the individual imbibe the skills of sportsmanship.

The first match was played between, SRM University, Modinagar and IMS, Ghaziabad. SRM University won the match by 60 runs. Second match was played between I.T.S, Engineering College, Greater Noida and Janhit College. I.T.S, Engineering College, Greater Noida by 52.

On day 2, following two matches were played. First match was played between I.P.E.C Engineering College, team-A Vs I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad and the second match was played between  R.K.G.I.T Engineering College, Ghaziabad Vs I.P.E.C Engineering College, team-B.  In the first match I.T.S, Mohan Nagar won the match by 52 runs and in the second R.K.G.I.T Engineering College won the match by 8 wickets.

On day 3, two semi final matches were played, First wes between S.R.M University, Modinagar Vs I.T.S Engineering College, Greater Noida and the second was between R.K.G.I.T Engineering College, Ghaziabad Vs I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad. In the first semi final match S.R.M University, Modinagar won the match by wickets. In the second semi final match R.K.G.I.T Engineering College, Ghaziabad won the match by 4 runs.

On day 4, the final match was played between S.R.M University, Modinagar Vs R.K.G.I.T Engineering College. The final match was won by S.R.M University, Modinagar by 21 runs. Best batsman of the tournament award was given to Mr. Sankalp Srivastava S.R.M University, Modinagar and best bowler of the tournament award was given to Mr. Suryansh Srivastava of S.R.M University, Modinagar.

The Winning team was awarded with a cash prize of Rs 5100, winner cup and individual trophy to team members. The Runner up team was awarded with a cash prize of Rs 3100, runner up cup and individual trophy to team members. The prize distribution ceremony was graced by Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director (IT), Dr. V.N. Bajpai, Chairperson(PGDM), Dr. D. K. Pandey, Prof. Saurabh Saxena and Sports officer, Mr. R. S. Chawla.

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Mr. Rohit emphasized on changed importance of research over a period of time everywhere in the world. Technology, Big Data, Social Media and Mobile Phone are big reasons for change in the field of research. As the time has progressed, many new methods have been evolved for conducting the research. Observation, Ethnography, etc have become important methods for data collection. Researcher has to be a good story teller in order to work out the complete understanding of research to the client. Use of mechanical devices is very high now a days in research. Mr. Rohit emphasized on knowledge about latest analytical tools and their important to make the analysis of multiple variables is important for arriving to decision making. 

It was a great learning experience to all participants and students had many queries related to research which were resolved intelligently by speaker.

The session was coordinated by Dr. Lalit Kumar Sharma.

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While addressing the students Chairperson-MCA, Prof. Puja Dhar said that Department of I.T always try to give various opportunities to the students to bridge the gap between industry and the academia. On the same line, DBMS Club of Department of I.T organized this session . The objective of this session was to make students aware about the job prospects in Database.

The workshop was helpful to students in which they learnt about different types of Joins and their implementation in database. While addressing the students Mr. Saifi advised them to work on the basic concepts of the subjects they study during their course.

Mr. Ashish also took the session on AWS where he discussed about the importance of AWS and its implementation. He also discussed about the basic concepts of networking.

This was an informative and an interactive session in which students cleared their doubts regarding the databases and network.

Other members of DBMS Club including Dr. Vidushi Singh and Prof. Saurabh Saxena and Mr. Kumar Balmukund from CRC was also present in this session.

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In this session, Mr. Gupta interacted with existing students and discussed about journey of 'Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation' (IRCTC) through Case Study. He has discussed about railway reservation system of Indian Railway. He has also shared his experience on the Algorithm Development in existing real-life applications for better understanding of concepts. He has also guided them to focus on individual enhancement of technical and communication skills.

He has also suggested How to prepare for a career of choice and succeed. He has motivated students to develop small projects for practical understanding of technologies and analysis of any applications. He said that before implementation, initially students need to understand and gather information for developing an application. He has touched upon process analysis & related design of IRCTC. Mr Gupta has interacted students and answered the queries raised during the session.

This event was in the series of Invited talks by eminent alumni of repute by Dept of IT of the institute with an objective to provide the detailed insight of the latest developments in interpersonal skills, technology, research issues and futuristic development.

It was good experience for participating students.

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The agreement was signed with the spirit of International understanding and good will to consider the possibilities for enhancing educational and research cooperation by our students, staff, and faculty. 

The Foreign delegate, Prof. Jaishankar Raman - Assistant Provost for International Affairs and Associate Professor of Economics, Valparaiso University, State of Indiana, United States of America interacted with Faculty and Students of Management Department emphasizing University’s aims to foster in its students a lifelong commitment to this search for truth, encouraging the development of a sense of personal vocation as well as the intellectual and professional skills needed to pursue it.

Prof. Jaishankar Raman is responsible for overseeing existing relationships with global partners, exploring collaborations with new partners around the world, coordinating academic and non-academic programs for international students to ensure their success, and coordinating international programs for all students on campus. He also works in close collaboration with Enrollment Management to develop, strengthen, and systematize international recruitment, application, and enrollment processes.

After positive discussions between us, we agree to further explore these possibilities at our respective institution in near future.

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"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of Patriots and tyrants and a soldier will fight long & hard for a bit of colored ribbon."  -      Thomas Jefferson

Since the past last two weeks an angry patriotic fervor has gripped the whole of India. Hence it was important to enlighten the little learners so that they have a general awareness about the many helping hands they have around them, including one of the best military forces in the world.

Shiksha started off the day with a discussion of the common community helpers, and it was carried on beautifully by Disha Saraswat describing the role of about fifteen community helpers such as teachers, doctors, cobblers, barbers, the police, washer folk, etc. As usual the children were not to be left behind as they shouted out the names of almost all such helpers. The session continued with the description of services delivered by each and every community helper and their work in our time of necessity.

The second part of the day's classes dealt with an introduction to our real life superhero Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, whose loyalty & brave deeds were witnessed by the whole nation and the world beyond. Upasana Singh lead the session by teaching the children about the components of the Indian Armed Forces - The Air Force, The Army & The Navy. She also spoke about INS Vikrant, the first aircraft carrier built in India. An interesting part of the session dealt with the different types of salutes & their meaning, which was like a cherry on the cake.

The children were enthralled by the massive dose of learning coupled with fun. As per practice, an impromptu quiz was then held to test the knowledge of the day's learning. The day then closed out with the distribution of packets of  "Bikano Moong Daal" & "Parle Orange" toffees among the children.

Prof. Lokesh Upreti guided the volunteers in the conduct of the programme as the faculty coordinator of CSR Parivatan.

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Dr. Arpita Mukherjee, professor at ICRIERdelivered the welcome address. Gladys Lopez- Acevedo, lead economist at World Bank gave a brief presentation of the report“Exports to Jobs- Boosting the Gains from Trade in South Asia”, addressing the general issues characterizing the South-Asian countries. The issues taken up by her included high population growth of almost 60%, magnitude of informal jobs immensely exceeding that of formal jobs and related issues. She expressed that the trade to GDP ratio have came down from 55.8% to 41.1% from 2012 to 2017.Daniel Samaan, senior economist at ILO stated that the solution for these was the main thrust of the report, and emphasized on enhancement of export in South Asian counties. In order to increase export three policies have been suggested in the report, which areIncrease the scale of exports, Change the composition of exports to help the disadvantaged workers and Change the composition of workforce to help the disadvantaged group.

Amitabh Kant, CEONitiAyog spoke about Global Value Chain and the need to have single objective to focus on. He stressed on the improvement required in the quality of jobs available in India. He also made special address to the MSME sectors to help exports.Manish Kumar, MD-CEO, NSDC shared inputs regarding government’s policies to encourage skilled workers by giving marginally high wage rate. He also stated that large percentage of workers are skilled but not certified. Ms. Sabina Dewan, ED of Just Jobs network threw light on strategies for job creation and workforce development.

During the course of the panel discussion several new debatable issues emerged like ‘Should India focus on its huge domestic market or on exports only’? ‘How should the composition of exports be formed?’ Trade deficit is a problem featuring South Asian countries, the issue of ‘how to increase exports in this scenario?’ also cropped up.

The illuminating exchanges concluded on the note that exports undoubtedly can increase jobs in a country but we also need to consider a host of other specific aspects to handle the problem of job scarcity in South Asian countries.

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The Major objective behind this event was to enhance the team work and to showcase the talent in the creative end of marketing for the budding managers. The event had two round to compete. Brain Storming, Memory based game in which participants have to visualize pictures and memorize it in the same sequence as shown to them. Chemmarca, Game of Dumb Charades-a team have to act with gestures and later the team has to explain the logo based on the various parameter of Marketing.There were certain parameters for judgement including creativity, confidence, team work, content (delivery). This was the second club event for MBA 1st year and they portrayed great interest, enthusiasm and team spirit. Students have also shown their willingness for such future activities which may further enhance their learning and enrich their experience.

The teams adjudged winners were, Tulika & Adnan and Alok & Janhavi for Ist and IInd positions respectively.

Felicitation ceremony was graced by honourable Director (Management) Dr. Ajay Kumar, wherein he motivated students by deliberating technicalities of Marketing and importance of out of the box thinking. The Occasion was also graced by Dr. Sanjeev Tandon and Dr. Nitin Saxena. The entire activity was conducted under the mentorship and Guidance of marketing club Co-ordinator Dr. Garima Srivastav.

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Teams from around 30 reputed institutes from Delhi-NCR participated in the event with the maximum number of participants in the Operations & IT category. Students had to present their original work by giving a presentation followed by questions from the judges panel. The competition became even more tough as mostly teams were from B.tech also who have their prototypes. 

With his management skills and dedication towards the work, I.T.S. grabbed the first position as Aru Bansal was awarded with a certificate, a shield sponsored by GMA and cash prize of Rs.2000 for  presenting the Research Paper on "Impact of Augmented Reality on Consumer Buying Behavior" in the category of "Operations & Information Technology" 

The research was done under the guidance of Prof. Lokesh Upreti, Assistant Professor (Marketing & IT). The event concluded with the prize distribution ceremony. It was a proud moment for I.T.S., Mohan Nagar.

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In the first segment of the activity, students were taken to Computer Labs 2 and 7 to learn working on MS Office. Participants were taught and then asked to prepare a document on the theme of the day using MS word and Google. Student Volunteers taught them to use Internet, working on MS Word to select, Copy & paste pictures and gathering information with the help of Google. Then they were asked to prepare a Presentation on the theme. 

In the second segment of the activity, students presented their views on the presentations they prepared for International Mother Language Day. Also, children were introduced to some fun games that made them learn to be creative, goal oriented, to be confident, and develop presence of mind at every part of life. The session was full of learning with fun.

Prof. Shilpi Vaish, Faculty Coordinator of Utthan Club, along with team felicitated the event by distributing Prizes to all the winners of the activity. All the students were given refreshment at the end of the session. Faculty Coordinators of Utthan Activity are: Dr. Nitin Saxena and Prof. Shilpi Vaish.

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With that point in mind, it is necessary to have a proper knowledge about the other nations, several of whom make up the SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation). That was Parivartan’s goal for the day. The volunteers for the day were Hitesh Sharma, Rahul Gupta, Kirti Singh, Bhavendra, Kalyani Ruhela and Roshan Kumar. Kirti started off the day with a discussion on the countries that make up India’s neighborhood – China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, Bhutan, Nepal and Afghanistan. As usual, the children were not to be left behind, as they shouted out the names of almost all the countries. The session continued with the capital cities of these countries.  Bhavendra then entered the scene with some nuggets about the languages that are spoken the most in these nations. The second part of the day’s classes dealt with math basics as Rahul got the children to recite multiplication tables up to twenty. Those who knew where asked to step forward and lead the others in reciting the tables. As is the norm here, an impromptu quiz was then held to test the knowledge of the day’s learning. The day then closed out with the distribution of packets of ‘Crax Rings’ and ‘Parle Kaccha Mango Bite’ toffees 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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MDP started with the Welcome Address by Coordinator of MDP Cell, Dr. Lalit Sharma. A total of 10 Senior and Middle level managers from KPMG, Knitpro International, Parmeshwar Creation Pvt Ltd, MeraBazaar.com, Syara Trexim Pvt Ltd, Mechsoft and Global upside India Pvt Ltd. were registered for the MDP.

The program was designed with an objective to enhance the team building and effective leadership skills of the participants through conceptual and experiential learning sessions. Programme focused on different aspects like, Effective Interpersonal Relationships at workplace, Role of Emotional Intelligence, Planning and organizing Team work, Group Decision Making an Role of a Team Leader.

A variety of tools were used for the effective training and sharing the various aspects of the theme. Participants showed unprecedented interest in the tasks and management games that ended with great learning and a lot of fun. At the end of the MDP, participants shared their experiences and takeaways. Finally, the MDP, packed with experiential learning, management games and an insightful discussion concluded with the distribution of certificates. MDP was conducted successfully under the able leadership and guidance of Director Management, Dr. Ajay Kumar with immense contribution and support received from Associate Vice-President CRC, Prof. Durba Roy. The event witnessed the encouraging presence of Prof. Charu Chaudhry, Dr. Dhruv Pandey and Dr. Namita Dixit.

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In this session, Expert Mr Sachin Luthra,CFD discussed about demonstration the capabilities of ANSYS Mechanical and CFD analysis applications for various loading conditions for modelling / meshing and analysing the pumps design and performance. 
It was nice E learning session for all participated Students.

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