The team consisting of Dhruv Kumar, Dhruv Sinha, and Piyush Kumar (MBA 1st Year) represented the institute among 16 participating teams. The competition included two challenging rounds — a pen-and-paper round followed by an exciting buzzer round. The event provided students with an excellent opportunity to showcase their knowledge, quick thinking, and teamwork while interacting with peers from various institutions.

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The session focused on connecting academic concepts with real-world corporate practices through interactive case discussions. Students actively participated, analysed business scenarios, and explored practical solutions.

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The program began with a lamp-lighting ceremony in the presence of Sh. Arpit Chadha (Vice Chairman, ITS – The Education Group), Sh. Tuhin A. Sinha, Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey (Director, ITS Mohan Nagar), Dr. Ajay Kumar (Director, I.T.S – The School of Management), and Dr. Nancy Sharma (Principal, ITS-UG Campus). In his address, Sh. Arpit Chadha highlighted that India’s large youth population is its greatest strength and encouraged students to focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and research for national progress.

In his keynote address, Sh. Tuhin A. Sinha explained that the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 is not limited to economic growth, but also includes social inclusion, technological advancement, innovation, and global leadership. Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey emphasized that youth power, combined with knowledge, ethics, and technological competence, will play a defining role in shaping a developed India. The session saw enthusiastic participation from faculty and more than 1000 students of MCA and MBA, making it highly interactive and intellectually enriching.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks, appreciation by Sh. Surinder Sood (Director, PR, ITS – The Education Group), and the National Anthem. The session was successfully coordinated by Dr. Puja Dhar and Prof. Smita Kansal, and it effectively inspired students to contribute towards building a strong, prosperous, and self-reliant India by 2047.

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The summit, themed “Packaging 5S-AI – Safe, Secure, Standardized, Smart, Sustainable and Artificial Intelligence,” brought together global experts and industry leaders to deliberate on innovations in smart packaging, sustainability, automation, and AI-driven technologies shaping the future of the packaging industry.

It was a valuable and enriching experience to gain insights from industry leaders and participate in discussions on emerging trends and global best practices in the packaging sector.

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A total of 60 students registered and actively participated, successfully completing the quiz and earning their participation certificates. The event at our institute was coordinated and organized by Dr. Vinay K Srivastava.

NFLQ 2026 is a flagship initiative of the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) in association with SEBI, aimed at promoting financial literacy and awareness among students across India.

Through this initiative, students gained the opportunity to test and enhance their knowledge in Personal Finance, Banking, Investments, Securities Markets, and Economic Awareness.

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was invited as the Resource Person by Amity Finishing School, Amity University, to deliver a Master Class on “Millennials & Gen-Z: Driving Luxury Demand in India and Across the Globe.” The session was held on March 12, 2026 (2.00 pm – 4.00 pm) at the Amity University campus, Sector-125, Noida, on the invitation of Dr. Eeshani Saraswat, Director, Amity Finishing School.

The Master Class was attended by students of the PG Diploma in Luxury Brand Management (PGDLBM) and faculty members. The session highlighted the growing influence of Millennials and Gen-Z in shaping global luxury consumption trends and discussed themes such as luxury consumer behaviour, digital luxury marketing, experiential retail, and aspirational consumption. The interactive discussion provided valuable insights into emerging luxury market trends and the evolving strategies adopted by global luxury brands to engage younger consumers.

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The objective of the workshop was to develop creative confidence among students and to introduce them to structured approaches for innovation and user-centric problem solving. During the session, Dr. Sinha explained the concepts of design thinking, empathy-driven innovation, and the importance of understanding customer pain points before developing solutions. She emphasised that innovation can occur at multiple levels of a product and encouraged students to think strategically rather than superficially.

 As part of a hands-on activity, students were asked to select an existing product and redesign it by making meaningful changes at the core, actual, or augmented level. The activity promoted critical thinking, teamwork, and presentation skills as each group presented their innovative ideas and explained the value addition created for customers. The workshop was highly interactive and engaging, enabling students to connect theoretical concepts with practical application. Overall, the session proved to be insightful and enriching, strengthening the innovative and analytical capabilities of the MBA Batch 2025–27 students.

The workshop was coordinated by Dr Uma Gulati, who extended sincere thanks to Dr. Nidhi Sinha for delivering an insightful and engaging session for the MBA students

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held in hybrid mode, wherein Prof. Astha Shukla and Dr. Uma Gulati, faculty members of the Institute of Technology and Science, presented their originally developed case study online.. The conference aimed to promote case-based research and provided a valuable platform for interaction with academicians and researchers from across institutions, thereby strengthening research orientation and academic collaboration.

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The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students who actively took part in various fun-filled and engaging sports activities such as Race, Sack Race, Lemon Race, and Musical Chair. These activities were designed to encourage healthy competition, coordination, and confidence among the children while ensuring an enjoyable experience for all participants.

The programme was graced by the esteemed presence of Director Dr. Ajay Kumar and Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, whose encouragement and support greatly motivated the participants and organisers alike.

The entire event was successfully coordinated by Prof. Shilpi Rana, with the dedicated support of enthusiastic student volunteers of Utthan Club. The volunteers played a vital role in managing the activities, guiding participants, and ensuring smooth conduct of the competitions.

The event concluded with the prize distribution to all winners and certificates were given to all the participants.

The sports competition proved to be a meaningful and impactful initiative, reinforcing I.T.S Mohan Nagar’s commitment to holistic development and social welfare through its CSR activities.

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The MoU was exchanged between Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S.—The Education Group, and Dr. Upmith Singh, COO, NASSCOM—SSC, marking a significant milestone towards industry-integrated education. This strategic collaboration aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry by providing students and faculty with opportunities for upskilling, collaborative Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs), industry connect initiatives, participation in NASSCOM events, career counselling, and industry visits. The association reaffirms the institute’s commitment to nurturing future-ready professionals and contributing to India’s growing digital talent ecosystem through meaningful industry engagement.

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Prof. Saurabh Saxena; and Prof. Ashwini Kumar, DBMS Club Coordinator; along with faculty members of the MCA department and students.  During the session, Ms. Priyanka Saini shared her valuable industry experience and provided in-depth insights into software quality assurance, testing methodologies, the software testing life cycle (STLC), and the role of QA professionals in delivering reliable software products. She also discussed career opportunities in software testing, required skill sets, and real-world challenges faced in the industry. The session was highly interactive, with students actively participating and clarifying their queries. The session concluded on a positive note, enriching students with practical knowledge and industry exposure. The DBMS Club expressed gratitude to the speaker and dignitaries for making the session informative and inspiring.

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The session aimed to promote physical fitness, mental well-being, and a balanced lifestyle among students as well as faculty members. The session was conducted by Mrs. Usha Sadh, a member of Sahaj Yoga, who introduced the MCA students to the concept of Sahaj Yoga. She elaborated on the importance and benefits of meditation in daily life, emphasizing stress management, improved concentration, emotional balance, and overall well-being. Mrs. Sadh also explained the concept of Kundalini Jagran (awakening of inner energy) and guided students through practical techniques to experience inner peace and self-awareness. The session included simple meditation postures, breathing exercises, and meditation practices, which helped students feel relaxed and rejuvenated. The interactive nature of the session encouraged active participation and curiosity among the students. Overall, the program was highly informative and refreshing. It marked a positive beginning for wellness initiatives under Zenith and reinforced the institution’s commitment to nurturing the holistic development of students—physically, mentally, and spiritually.

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to attend a program organized by the National Commission for Women, focusing on women empowerment, achievements, and policy initiatives supporting women’s welfare. The event was graced by the Chief Guest, J. P. Nadda, and attended by several distinguished dignitaries, including the Chairperson of NCW and Annapurna Devi, Hon’ble Minister for Women and Child Development. A key highlight of the program was the felicitation of women scientists from ISRO for their outstanding contributions to science and nation-building. The visit proved to be both informative and inspiring, helping students gain valuable insights into governance, gender equality, leadership, and the pivotal role of institutions like NCW in promoting women’s empowerment and welfare, while motivating them through real-life examples of women excelling in diverse fields.

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On 30 January 2026, she chaired a session featuring research paper presentations by faculty members & Research scholars from across India. The session highlighted innovative and responsible approaches to Industry 5.0, fostering meaningful academic discussions and interdisciplinary perspectives.

In recognition of her contribution, a memento was presented by the Director of the host institution.

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at Rajkiya Balika Inter College, Noida. The programme was conducted for the students of Class IX and Class XI, with enthusiastic participation of more than 100 students. The session was coordinated and conducted by Dr. Mansi Singh, Prof. Shilpi Rana, and Dr. Ashish Kumar Jha.

The outreach programme was designed to sensitize school students towards entrepreneurship, innovation, creativity, and start-up awareness at an early stage. The initiative aimed to motivate young minds to think creatively, identify opportunities, and understand the importance of entrepreneurship in personal growth as well as nation building.

The programme included interactive sessions where students were introduced to the basic concepts of entrepreneurship, the role of innovation and creativity, and the importance of problem-solving and opportunity recognition. Real-life examples and success stories of entrepreneurs were shared to inspire students and help them relate theoretical concepts to practical situations.

The session was highly engaging, with students actively participating by asking questions and sharing their ideas and aspirations. The speakers encouraged students to develop confidence, leadership qualities, and a positive attitude towards self-employment and start-up culture.

The Entrepreneurship Outreach Programme (Awareness Camp) proved to be informative and motivational, leaving a positive impact on the students. The event successfully fulfilled its objective of creating awareness and fostering an entrepreneurial mindset among school students. The Institution’s Innovation Council looks forward to conducting more such outreach activities to promote innovation and entrepreneurship at the grassroots level.

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