The event started at 10:00 a.m. with the inaugural session in the presence of   Director (Management Dr. Ajay Kumar, Faculty coordinator Dr. D. K. Pandey, Dr.V.N. Bajpai, Dr. Sanjeev, Sports officer Mr. R. S. Chawala & students.​ Volley ball was a successful event of the day as there were 4 teams participating. Each team gave a tough fight to each other. The final match was a thrilling one and the winners were Japneet and Team. Runner up was Ayush and team.

Shoelace Race started with huge enthusiasm and cheer from audience. The competition offered a fun friendly sporting environment. There were 11 teams each consisted of 2 players. 6 teams made it into the finals. Winners were Trique & Avnish and Runner up were  Rajeev & Subhajyoti Pal.

Dodge ball was an entertaining event for the audience when it was started  crowd was full of cheers for the players where each team were having  6 players. 4 teams participated in this event, every team was allotted with 5 minutes and in that span of time they had to dismiss as many players as possible. Winner was Rajeev and team and Runner up was Japneet and team.

Tug of warwas the most awaited event and it was our last event 8 teams participated each team consisted of 6 players. The final was a nail biting won but Manjeev and team outplayed everyone.

The event came to an end at 5:30 p.m. with prize distribution ceremony felicitated by Director (Management) and faculty members. This was a successful and a grand event,  it was witnessed by huge participation and enjoyed by all the students.

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In this session, Prof. Yela Marthi Kumar , Central Michigan University USA has shared his knowledge and experience to strengthen Academic & Research  Opportunities  for faculty and students.

This video conferencing session was in the series of Invited talks by national and international speakers of repute by Dept of IT of the institute with an objective to provide the detailed insight of the theme to the upcoming and working professionals about the technological, research and allied issues and experience sharing by leading experts, academicians, researchers and professionals.

It was nice E learning interactive session.

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The ceremony opened with introductory remarks by Prof. Lokesh Upreti, Coordinator - Parivartan. This was followed by the address by Director (Management) Prof. (Dr) Ajay Kumar, where he impressed on the students why it was important to involve themselves in such kind of selfless service, where they are unlikely to receive any tangible benefits. He also expressed the hope that all the students would continue to be associated with this type of social service long after they have left the college.

After this the certificates were handed over to the outgoing volunteers of the 2017-19 batch by the Director sir.  Certificate Distribution ceremony was followed by cake cutting ceremony and all enjoyed snacks and cold drinks.

It was a time for solemn remembrance of activities performed through the year, while also pledging to continue on the same path in the future.

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Department of IT congratulates Our MCA IV Semester Students for securing positions in Inter College Sports Competition Department of Business Administration, ABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad during 28th – 29th March 2019.

Lokesh Kukreti & Vivek Kumar  - Carrom Double Second Position

Manish                                         - Carrom Single   Second Position

Anjali                                           - Race(100 meter)  Third Position

Lokesh                                         - Race(200 meter)Fourth Position

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Session started with a very interesting round of questions for the participants focused on mapping their perception about the utilityand effectiveness of Performance Management System in their organization. Mr. Kaura talked about the various challenges in PMS, particularly the element of subjectivity or managerial judgement involved in performance appraisal. He shared the best practices in this area and discussed about Formal Appeal Process that is followed by CRISIL in order to address any grievances related to Performance Appraisal. 

Mr. Raghu Pant elaborated the process of Continuous Performance Management and the importance of aligning it with business. He said that Performance Management is going to be very dynamic in future. It will be aimed at building right set of behaviours, coaching and mentoring than just measuring performance of employees.

Both the speakers concluded the session with a brief summary where they said that Performance Management System has to be developed and customised according to the organizational needs. If the system is followed with Discipline, Rigour, Transparency and Consistency, it will be a success.

The session was very insightful and appreciated by all the participants. Apart from the faculty members, the webinar was also attended by students of MBA First Year, for whom it was an eye opening experience.

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Dr Rajeev Johari and Dr Sanjeev Tandon, along with 44 students of the Department of Management (MBA & PGDM) attended the session. The program started with the lamp lighting ceremony by the Chief Guest Mr Amitabh Kant (CEO, NITI Ayog) and other dignitaries on the dais. Mr Amin (Chairman- NCUI) delivered the welcome address. A brief description about the program and the efforts of Mr Vaikunth Bhai Mehta was given by the Mr Satyanarayan (CEO- NCUI). The much awaited deliberation of Mr. Amitabh Kant, CEO, NITI Ayog was highly enriching. He talked about the importance of co-operatives and also the role of technology in the overall development of the farming activities. He also talked about the fact that involving in the allied co-operative services of fisheries and horticulture can enhance the overall productivity. Proper administration of cooperatives can improve the income level of the farmers. He also gave an example from his own life, where he could increase the income from 12% to 20% by introducing proper co-operative marketing strategies. He concluded his lecture by highlighting the importance of co-operatives unions and their collaborative working with the farmers. The benefits drawn are for the union and the villagers at large.

The event came to an end with the vote of thanks by one of the members of the organization who was representing the state of Madhya Pradesh.

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India's Largest Digital Conclave of Economic Times CIO (ETCIO), in association with Google Cloud through Video Conferencing on 26.3.2019 at Institute premises.

In this event eminent speakers B Ganesh, Global CIO, HSBC; Arnab Basu, Technology Consulting Leader, PwC; Piyush Chowhan, CIO, Arvind Lifestyle Brands; A Sathyanarayanan, GM-IT, Ashok Leyland; Mr. Janakiram MSV, Principal, Janakiramhave shared their experience and thoughts for helping enterprises to understand business needs and future vision for digital business. 

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The conference begin with opening remarks by Dr. Rajat Kathuria, Director and CE, ICRIER who highlighted the specific concerns of digital economy in terms of future prospects be it positive or negative and to what extent could it be considered reliable for security and protectionism within government policy framework. Mr. Peter Cherukuri, Executive Director, Data Catalyst Institute delivered his address on data analytics and future course of action in the digitalization of economic growth.

The conference was organized with the partnership between ICRIER and Data Catalyst Institute. Key Note Address was delivered by Ms. Aruna Sundarajan, Secretary, Department of Telecommunication, Govt. of India on policy issues and vertical impact on qualitative data which also highlighted the digital instrumentation for younger demography and e-commerce. She interlinked data with the security of incremental growth and digital drivers.

The conference was structured in three panels and every panel was based on different areas viz. Future of the Digital Economy, Data Security: Emerging Discourse on Encryption and Localization and Identity and Authentication in India’s Digital Economy. Panelist and Moderators were experts from academia, industry, technocrats, service providers, info analysis from public, private and Government institution and Ministries. The discussion centered on data security, privacy security, data space, data user’s identity, quality of data, data storage facility, digital technology and interlinking with growth and delivery of services etc.

A special address by Mr. Gopalakrishnan S., Joint Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt. of India was delivered on the issue of privacy and data storage facility focusing on spectrum supply by Government.

Overall it was a great learning experience with new insights gathered on a wide array of the specified theme.

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Election fever has gripped the country. Therefore the time was ripe for enlightening the learners at Parivartan about the ‘Dance of Democracy’. It was time for some preliminary lessons in Civics. Prof. Lokesh Upreti opened the day’s deliberations by trying to explain the process through which representatives are selected for the Parliament in India. He discussed how the party which enjoys majority in the Lok Sabha goes on to form the government at the center with the leader of that party occupying the chair of the Prime Minister of the nation. Prof. Upreti, with contributions from Nagesh, also took time to explain the mechanism behind the formation of the upper house of Parliament, the Rajya Sabha.

Observing that the children were having some difficulty in grasping the concepts involved, an impromptu role play session was organised where two of the kids were selected to represent the leaders of two major (fictitious) parties in the fray. Each party was to contest the elections for ten seats. Three children each were nominated as candidates from the major cities from each side. The resultant process clarified much of the bottlenecks in the learning process.

The second part of the day was devoted to a session on multiplication and division, specially that comprising of two digit numbers, with power performers Mansi and Atul spearheading the session. The learners worked out the sums in their copies, which were then evaluated by those present. For the first time, grades ranging from ‘good’ to ‘excellent’ were mentioned on the copies, in an attempt to encourage the children in their efforts.

With the end drawing close, the regulation quiz was held for judging the understanding of the day’s lessons, with those answering correctly receiving a pack of ‘Crax Rings’ each. This was followed by the distribution of ‘Bikano mixture namkeen’ and ‘Parle Orange Bite’ toffees among the children.

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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In this session, Speaker of Session Mr. Mr. Dave Wright, CIO, Service Now and Mr. Brad Mattick Vice President, ServiceNow discussed Dramatic improvements in mobile, “Intelligent” agent support and Significant improvements in Service Delivery and Management.

After the session, Director (IT) Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey concluded the session and shared his eminence knowledge & thoughts on importance of online seminars and told how it is beneficial for an individual student for their bright future. He gave various examples for better understanding of each students. Dr. Pandey advised students to participate in webinars for getting wide & updated exposure of technical subjects and courses of their interest. He has also told that participation in such webinar provide platform to groom their listening skills with updated information shared by Domain Expert either from Academia or Industry repute.

Dr Pandey interacted with the students on related problems and answered the queries raised during the session. It was nice experiential learning session for all participated Students.

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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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