The Director, Dr. V. N. Bajpai, formally welcomed Mr. A. Dixit, a Microsoft-certified industry trainer, and acknowledged his expertise and significant contribution as the resource person for the workshop. Recognizing Excel’s pivotal role in financial modeling, data analysis, and business decision-making, the program was thoughtfully designed to empower students to use Excel as a strategic tool in their professional endeavors.

The training encompassed diverse modules curated to align with modern business analytics requirements. Led by SYBGEN’s industry experts, the workshop covered advanced Excel functionalities, data visualization techniques, and practical applications of Excel in business scenarios. The hands-on approach ensured active participation, allowing students to apply their learning in real-world contexts. The curriculum also included case studies and group projects to provide a holistic understanding of Excel's utility in strategic decision-making and problem-solving within business environments.

The workshop received an overwhelmingly positive response from the MBA class of 2024–26, with participants expressing enhanced confidence in using Excel for complex business analysis. The skills acquired through this training are expected to contribute to their academic success while also improving their professional competence and employability.

The success of this workshop highlights ITS Ghaziabad’s and SYBGEN’s commitment to delivering practical, industry-relevant training that bridges the gap between academia and the corporate world. By imparting real-world skills, such initiatives prepare students to navigate the dynamic challenges of the business landscape while reinforcing ITS Ghaziabad’s reputation as a center for holistic and application-based education.

The session concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks to Mr. A. Dixit, who was presented with a commemorative plaque as a token of appreciation for his valuable insights and expertise. The workshop was meticulously coordinated by Prof. Neha Sabharwal and Prof Mansi Singh.