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Nurturing Excellence

INSTITUTE OF INNOVATION IN TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT

NAAC Accredited, Affiliated to GGSIP University & Assessed as ‘A’ Grade by GNCTD, A+

SFRC,

ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institute

D-27 & 28, Institutional Area, Janakpuri, New Delhi-110058

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

From the Chairman’s Desk……………………….

From the Director’s Desk………………………....

From the Editor’s Desk…………….......................

Placements………………………………………....

Events/Industrial Visits/Activities………………..

Co- Curricular Activities………………………....

VISION

The Institute aims to be a Centre of Excellence promoting value based Quality Education in the emerging

areas of professional studies in Information Technology & Management.

MISSION

The Institute endeavors to contribute towards meeting the growing demand for competent and trained

Information Technology professionals, Software Engineers and World Class Managers determined to

achieve excellence.

EDITORIAL BOARD:

Chairman: Shri Ravi Sharma

Director: Prof (Dr.) C.P. Chawla

Editors: Dr. Archana Krishnan & Ms. Surbhi Kakar

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“Knowledge will bring you the opportunity to make a difference.” ― Claire Fagin.

These words continuously inspire us to impart knowledge in the young minds so as to enable

them to create a difference in the society. This vision further facilitates us to achieve our

motto of nurturing excellence which has helped in transforming IITM as a leading institute

in Delhi NCR Region. The Institute believes that learning is possible beyond the scope of

course books and hence efforts are consistently made to bring industry knowledge into the

course curriculum through lectures, seminars and industry-academia interaction. A wide

horizon builds a greater understanding in the young minds about industry dynamics and

prepares them for future challenges. Our recent milestones achieved in curricular, co-

curricular and extra-curricular activities are a result of collective efforts by faculty, staff and

students which IITM family shall always be proud of. It is my endeavour that IITM should

continually excel in all spheres of teaching, learning, research, faculty development and

industry consultancy. Wishing that IITM’s success story continues in the years to come!

FROM THE CHAIRMAN’S DESK..........

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The year that went by was quite eventful as we welcomed a new batch of dynamic young minds on one

end while on the other we have started preparing ourselves to part with our final year students who are

already future ready leaders. Year on year, IITM has been working relentlessly in developing young

talents who make a mark for themselves in the society. Like every institute of repute, IITM also

registers many notable achievements with the passage of every semester, whether through curricular,

co-curricular or extra-curricular activities, contributing to all round student development. This,

however, has been possible as we believe that it is our collective institutional responsibility to prepare

our students for the challenges of the future. This newsletter is a medium through which the institute’s

achievements are showcased to our valuable stakeholders. All this and much more is reflected in this

edition of ‘PRATIBIMBA’ where students’ achievements in all areas have been aptly depicted. I shall

always be extremely proud of all my students, faculty members and staff who are tirelessly working

towards making IITM an institution par excellence.

FROM THE DIRECTOR’S DESK........

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The year that passed by has been a fulfilling experience for the institution as our students showcased their

talents with their achievements in curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities at both the

college and the university level. The institute is always overwhelmed with the performance of its students

in all spheres. These talented young students are the pillars of this esteemed institution and their success

is a testimony to our commitment to IITM’s motto of nurturing excellence. This year, the institute

witnessed a record number of placements in leading giants like Wipro, Aon Hewitt, BT India, CSC India,

TCS, Nextstep, Genpact and Infosys. Several others have started preparing themselves to pursue their

post-graduate dreams at premier institutions of higher learning in India and abroad. This newsletter is a

snapshot of all our achievements and activities. True to this spirit, we are very glad to release this issue of

IITM's newsletter ‘PRATIBIMBA' which is a reflection of our variety of efforts to lead the Institute in its

all-round development. The editorial team remains grateful to the faculty members, staff and students for

providing materials and photographs for the newsletter. While we have made a sincere effort, any error is

deeply regretted. We look forward to your comments and suggestions!

Best Wishes- Dr. Archana Krishnan & Ms. Surbhi Kakar

archk.iitm@gmail.com

kakar.surbhi3@gmail.com

S.No Company Name Total

1 Wipro 29

2 ZS Associate 2

3 Aon Hewitt 14

4 BT India 9

5 CSC India 7

6 Accenture 15

7 Infosys 19

8 Genpact 63

9 Wipro 2nd 19

10 MSL Learning (U18) 2

11 Grofers 10

12 Mansukh Securities 4

13 VIVO 1

14 TCS Nextstep 11

15 South Indian Bank 2

16 TCS Ignite 21

17 Max Health Care 2

18 Nestkeys 2

19 HCL 7

20 Axis Bank 1

Total 240

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK…..........

PLACEMENTS

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The Institute has consistently recorded successful placements

over the years. The previous academic year 2015-16 was quite

eventful as most of our students got placed in leading

organisations. The placements related matters are looked after

by the Training and Placement (T&P Cell) comprising of a T&P

Officer, who is assisted by a T&P committee consisting of staff

and students members. The activities involve facilitating the

Pre-placement Talks and the planning and execution of the

campus recruitment drives. The present graduating batch of

2017 comprises of a diverse and vibrant mix of participants with

no formal work experience. This semester, the placement

process saw an overwhelming participation from recruiters with

most of them recruiting from campus in large numbers in the

areas of Management and IT.

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To take a walk down the corridors of nostalgia, an Alumni Meet was organized by the Institute on 30th

July 2016. The occasion was graced by more than 50 Alumni across various batches. Many of the

institute’s alumni are now entrepreneurs, while others are holding high positions in various public and

private sector organizations. The contribution of the Alumni towards the growth of the Alma Mater was

highlighted, and the need for further strengthening the linkage between the Alumni and the Institute was

emphasized. The event included cultural programme, Award Ceremony followed by Torch Bearing

Ceremony where recent pass out students were inspired to carry forward the work of the Alumni

Association. The day ended with the promise to meet again, and everyone bid an emotional farewell to

each other.

Raksha Bandhan is a festival which celebrates the

bond of affection between brothers and sisters. It is

a day when siblings pray for each other’s well-being.

IITM group of Institutions celebrated Raksha

Bandhan in association with Brahmakumaris on the

13th August 2016. The representatives of

Brahmakumaris shared the importance of positive

thinking and universal brotherhood in the lives of

individuals. At the end of the event, they tied rakhi

to all faculty members, distributed sweets and

requested each individual to leave one bad habit. The

celebration ended on a high note.

Raksha Bandhan Celebration: 13th August 2016

Alumni Meet: 30th July 2016

EVENTS / INDUSTRIAL VISITS / ACTIVITIES

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Talent Hunt 2016 was organized by the cultural committee on 13th, 20th and 30th August 2016. The

objective of this event was to discover the hidden talents of the students from the new batch. The

programme was conducted in three phases which included singing, dance, fashion, dramatics,

photography and some literary events. The students’ response through the talent hunt was overwhelming,

and the event organizers had a difficult time in judging the best of the great performances.

The 70th Independence Day of India was celebrated in the Institute on 15th August 2016 to pay tribute to

all freedom fighters who fought for the Independence of our nation. Our honorable guest of the day, Dr.

Ravi Shekhar from Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi, enlightened students with

valuable facts regarding the importance of freedom in our country. Students shared their views on the

occasion and assured to contribute towards the success of the nation.

Independence Day:15th August 2016

Talent Hunt 2016: 13th, 20th and 30th August 2016

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The Institute welcomed the new batch of students by organizing a Freshers’ party at Taj Vivanta on 27th

August 2016. The event included some brilliant cultural performances. The high point of the day was the

competition for the title of Mr. and Ms. Fresher 2016, for which there were a total of 10 contestants who

were judged from three rounds. The first round was Individual Round where contestants had to introduce

themselves with confidence. The second round was Talent Round which included dance, music and

dramatic performances. The third round was Beauty with brains which was a Question and Answer round.

Towards the end ‘Rishabh Sharma’ and ‘Amrit Dua’, both students of BBA, were crowned Mr. & Ms.

Fresher respectively. The audience was kept enthralled for several hours by mind blowing performances

of dances and songs. Finally, the program ended, leaving behind sweet memories that will be cherished

for life.

Teachers’ day was celebrated on 5th September 2016

with total enthusiasm and zeal. On this day, Collage

making and Cartooning events were organized for the

students based on the theme "My Teacher, My

Mentor". A special programme was organized for the

teachers of IITM in which many teachers and students

showcased their performances. Some of the teachers

were given titles by the event management

committee. At the end of this programme, Director,

Prof C. P. Chawla congratulated and appreciated the

efforts of all teachers who were relentlessly working

to improve the students’ performance. The Director

also highlighted the role of a teacher in building a

nation with the help of a small story. The programme

ended with the high tea.

Fresher’s Party: 27th August 2016

Teachers’ Day Celebration: 5th September 2016

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To facilitate our bodies to function properly and stay healthy, it is important that we follow a good

nutritious diet. Food is made up of six classes of nutrients. These nutrients are macronutrients (protein,

carbohydrates, fats), micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) and

water. An individual who intakes right combination of these six items may be

able to maintain a healthy lifestyle and long-term good health. With

this mission of acquainting our faculty, staff and students with a nutritious

diet, the Institute celebrated “National Nutrition Week” from 9th -15th

September 2016, in the Institute campus where different nutritious foods

were provided to everyone through college canteen. It was celebrated with full energy, zeal and

enthusiasm, by enjoying each and every bite of healthy food.

IITM group of Institutions celebrated Founder’s day

on 29th September 2016 in the Institute. Every year,

this day is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm.

Founder’s day of the institute happens to be the

birthday of Shri J.C. Sharma Ji – Chairman, IITM

Group of Institutions. All the members of IITM

family participated in the celebration. The day started

on a pious note with the air filled with chants and

hawan. Our Group Chairman graced the occasion by

performing a pooja ritual along with hawan. All the

faculty members and staff attended the ceremony and

prayed for the growth and prosperity of the Institute.

To align with Prime Minister Modi’s vision of

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, the Institute’s Eco Club

‘Dayitva’ organized a Poster Making Competition on

6th October 2016 on the theme “Clean India Swachh

bharat”. The main attraction of the event was the

display of creative messages by students on posters

which highlighted Gandhi Ji’s vision for Green India,

Clean India, and Swachh Bharat. The students

enthusiastically participated and displayed their

creative talent on posters and also took an oath to

keep the surroundings clean and safeguard the

environment for future generations.

National Nutrition Week: 9th -15th September 2016

Founder’s Day: 29th September 2016

Poster Making Competition: 6th October 2016

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The University Annual Sports Meet was organized from 20th -22nd October 2016 where there was an

active participation by IITM students in the events like Athletics, Arm Wrestling, Body building, Power

Lifting, Basketball, Badminton and Chess. The chief guest for the occasion was Varun Singh Bhati,

Bronze winner in Paralympic 2016, Rio Olympics. IITM students brought laurels to the college when they

won 2 bronze and 2 gold medals in this meet. Following are the details of the winners:

1. Gold: Varun Gupta in Body Building

2. Gold: Snehil in 100 m

3. Bronze: Harshil Budhiraja in Badminton singles

4. Bronze: Hemant Kumar in Arm Wrestling

The festival of Diwali, known as "the festival of lights," signifies the victory of good over evil and light

over dark. It is celebrated by lighting oil lamps and candles, shooting firecrackers into the air and feasting

with neighbors. The festival was celebrated at IITM

with great fervor on 29th October 2016 marked by cultural performances by students and faculty members.

The evening was cherished by everyone.

GGSIPU Annual Sports Meet: 20th - 22nd October 2016

Diwali Celebration: 29th Oct 2016

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A treasure hunt is a game with one or more players who try to find hidden objects by following a series

of clues. To help students take some time off from the busy academic schedule, the Institute organized

Treasure Hunt: Tech Roadies Season 1.0 for BCA students which consisted of four rounds that included

programming, IT Crossword Quiz, IT puzzle at the library and Pictionary round where students had to

draw and guess various input-output devices. The top four teams received a final clue that led to the

Director’s office for the hidden treasure.

IITM Group of Institutions organized a faculty cum staff picnic to Lohagarh farms, an ethnic village in

Gurgaon on 27th December 2016. This trip was an endeavor to take us far from the madding crowd and

mundane urban life to taste the flavor of rustic life. It was designed in pure desi style and exquisitely

decorated with local crafts. Faculty members were welcomed in traditional style by the customary tilak.

The place had rural activities (camel ride, camel cart ride, bullock cart ride, Mehendi, head massage,

charkha, chakki, pottery making), enthusiastic adventure activities (Burma bridge, cat walk, double rope

bridge, rope climbing, rope ladder), stress bursting team building activities (tug of war, tube well bath,

mud bath, kite flying), energetic games and sports (cricket, volley ball, dart, tractor ride, badminton).

Sumptuous food in the realms of rustic surroundings and charms of the serene environment were the major

attractions. There was an endless supply of eatables and lemonade, besides breakfast and lunch. The trip

proved to be a memorable one as we came across the unique delicacies and suaveness of Indian Culture

in the multifarious activities on which we tried our hands. It was a place that made us feel that ‘India Is

Really Incredible’.

Faculty cum Staff Picnic to Lohagarh Farms: 27th Dec 2016

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Treasure Hunt: 4th November 2016

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The Institute organized Summer Training in Advanced

Java in association with Pure Training (Oracle

Associated Partner) for the BCA students with the

objective of familiarizing them with the concepts of

Advanced Java and developing applications. Some of

the topics included Core Java and Advanced Java

concepts such as JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Annotations,

JAX-RS Services and JPA. The students participated

with a lot of enthusiasm and showed great zeal for

implementing the learned concepts in the form of

projects.

The Institute initiated the Advanced Excel

Training program as a part of the Summer School

for its various courses with a vision to facilitate the

students in the academic curriculum and in

securing industry placements. At the end of two

weeks of the long, exhaustive program, students

were asked to appear for the certification exam;

successful students were awarded certificate of

merit. Given the overwhelming response from the

students, the Institution has decided to conduct

these tool based learning programmes in its

Summer School (June-July) & Winter School

(Dec-Jan).

A seminar on the theme ‘Empowering Enterprises through Technology was organized on 15th July 2016

at PHD House in Delhi. The seminar witnessed some powerful speakers who highlighted various schemes

offered by the Government to upgrade the existing industrial infrastructure by introducing technology.

Some of the other highlights of the seminar focused on video conferencing through Polycom Huddle

rooms, SAP products for

better business, printers, projectors, scanners and robotics, cloud management, business application to

improve customer interactions. The event ended on a great learning note for participants.

Summer School Training Program on Microsoft Advanced Excel:13th-30th July 2016

Seminar on “Empowering Enterprises through Technology: 15th July 2016

Summer Training on Advanced Java: 13th June - 30th July 2016

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

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IITM Group organized a one-week IQAC FDP on "Qualitative Enhancement in Higher Education: A

Multidimensional Perspective". The objective of this FDP was to provide direction for curriculum

adoption and enrichment with changing industrial needs, equip faculty with effective and modern teaching

methods, enhance research competencies and to shed light on the various types of audits in higher

education institutions. The highlights included the focus on online research repositories, bibliographic

referencing styles, project documentation, bridging the gap between curriculum and industry

requirements, case study approach in management and emphasis on MOOC Courses through a spoken

tutorial. This programme provided the faculty with powerful insights for improving teaching-learning

practices.

IQAC Faculty Development Programme on “Qualitative Enhancement in Higher

Education: A Multidimensional Perspective": 25th -29th July 2016

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IITM Group of Institutions organized a guest lecture on “Application of Artificial Intelligence”. The

speaker of the day Dr. Saroj Kaushik explained the relationship of human behavior with Artificial

Intelligence. She shared information on various categories of AI, Turing Test, the foundation of AI, the

latest perception of AI. Further, she also discussed the idea about location-based services and social

network analysis and their application in the present times. The students were actively involved throughout

the lecture and raised various queries. The overall lecture was very informative.

An orientation programme was organized by the Institute on 1st August 2016, for students of new batch

2016-2019. The main objective of the programme was to enhance the awareness of the students about the

Institute. The programme started with auspicious lighting of the lamp by the Director Prof. C. P. Chawla

and Mr. Atul Sharma followed by Saraswati Vandana. After this, the Director welcomed the new students

and enlightened them. Dr. Monika Kulshreshtha, Head of Department, Management, highlighted the

Institute’s infrastructure and the importance of adhering to rules and regulations to the students. Mr. Atul

Sharma, the chief guest on the occasion, a teacher, trainer and consultant with more than 30 years of

experience enlightened the gathering with words of wisdom on soft skills necessary for success in life.

Guest Lecture on “Application of Artificial Intelligence”: 26th July 2016

Orientation Day: 1st August 2016

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The Institute organized an event on "Librarian's Day" for the Library Staff, Faculty Members and Students

of the Institute on August 13, 2016. The Resource Person was Mr. Rajesh Singh, Deputy Librarian, DULS.

The event was coordinated by all the Library Staff. The objective of the event was to make the Library

Staff and Faculty Members aware about the importance of Librarians in an institute. Mr. Singh highlighted

the information resources that are available online in the area of Management & IT and how faculty

members and students can utilize them. The curtains were drawn to the event with a brief message by the

Director.

A meeting was organised for students in the IITM Elite

Club which was addressed by the Director. Among the

students present, the first year students were given a

briefing about the working of the club. Students were

informed about the various institutional activities and

industrial visits organised for the students as a part of

the teaching-learning process. The second and third

year students also shared their experiences about the

club activities with the first year students. Overall, the

meeting was successful, and the students were

motivated by the inspiring words of Director Sir.

Librarian’s Day Celebration: 13th Aug 2016

Elite Club Meeting: 5th September 2016

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With the objective to bridge the gap between theory and practice, an industrial visit was organized to

Yakult DANONE India Pvt. Ltd. on 8th Sep, 2016 for BBA students. The main objective of the visit was

to familiarize the students with various activities related to productions and operations, marketing,

financing and human resource in an industrial setup. The instructors gave a brief orientation about the

organisation and highlighted the health benefits of Yakult probiotic drink. Later, students were taken

around the factory site to understand the operations of the unit and were also offered Yakult probiotic

drink. All the students were extremely satisfied with the visit

The faculty is the bloodline of any college, and

chieftain of the students. Their positive role in the

academics always receives applauds, and the

management provides everything they need to

extend the boundaries of their expertise. To improve

their knowledge and induce a sense of personal

development, the Faculty Club of the Institute

organized a Faculty development session on topics

such as "FAT Tax" and "E-filing of ITR" on 10th

September 2016 in the Institute's Seminar Hall. All

faculty members found the seminar absorbing.

Yakult DANONE India Pvt. Ltd. Industrial Visit: 8th September 2016

Faculty Club Meeting: 10th September 2016

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Group Discussion is extensively used in the present

times along with personal interviews for the final

selection of candidates. It helps in choosing the

socially suitable candidate among the academically

superior achievers. It is one of the best tools to study

the behavioural and attitudinal responses of the

participants. A lecture by Expert from T.I.M.E., Mr.

Sunil Dua, highlighted on the role and relevance of

Group Discussion for BBA Students on 8th September

2016 at the Institute. The Expert emphasized that

Group Discussion is more a technique than a

conventional test. All the students enjoyed the session

and found it informative.

A Faculty Development Programme on “Using Blended MOOCs in Management Education” was

conducted by IIM, Bangalore at IIT Delhi, which was attended by faculty members from IITM. The

objective of this programme was to equip faculty from management institutions with requisite skills and

resources to use MOOCs in a blended format in their classroom. During this programme, IIMB faculty

guided the participants on using IIMB's online courses to enrich classroom learning. IIMB faculty

members, who have pioneered MOOCs, interacted with participants and it was a great learning experience

for all.

With the Institute’s vision of preparing students for

higher education in institutions of repute, an aptitude

test was organized through Career Launcher for all

students across the various batches and courses. 1100

students appeared in Level 1 (college challenge) of the

aptitude test. The shortlisted students were eligible to

appear for Level 2 (City challenge), Level 3 (Regional

challenge) and Level 4 (Semifinals and final round) of

Career Launcher young India challenge. The objective

of this test was to identify the brightest and sharpest

minds in the country and provide them an opportunity

to showcase their talents and brilliance at the national

level. The aptitude test was conducted successfully, and

the participants received certificates of participation.

Aptitude Test by Career Launcher: 14th September 2016

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Guest Lecture (By T.I.M.E.): 15th September 2016

Faculty Development Programme: 15th October 2016

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Debates facilitate students to develop skills that enable them to be more engaged citizens, discuss current

political and global issues, understand opposing views, cooperate with others, make informed decisions

and think critically. With this objective, the institute’s Debate Society ‘Vyudit’ organized an Intra-College

Debate Competition for all the students across the various courses and batches. The aim of the competition

was to encourage and stimulate English-speaking culture in the Institution. A significant number of

students participated in the event. The event was successful and was appreciated by all the students.

The Institute organized an Interaction Session with

Deloitte for students of final year BCA. Mr. Manish,

a representative of Deloitte, addressed the students by

providing a brief orientation about the organisation

and the facilities provided for their employees. He

made them aware of the key factors which were

necessary to be a part of the Deloitte family such as

communication skills, optimistic approach and zeal to

learning. It was an interactive session which warmed

up the students for future placement drives.

Debate Competition: 16th September 2016

Deloitte Interaction Session: 29th September 2016

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A workshop on Digital Marketing and Cloud

Integrator was organized for the students of final year

students of BCA, BBA and B. Com (H) Department

of IT in association with “Milestone Achievers Opc

Pvt. Ltd.”. The speaker guided the students in

understanding the market requirements and

technology lifecycle by discussing the concepts of

cloud computing, optical fiber, network services and

‘Digital India’. Other main highlights of the

discussion were ITIL certification, digits marketing,

info graphics and cloud computing.

With the increasing opportunities in the public

sector, the Institute organized a seminar on "Career

in Government jobs" for students of all courses. The

Guest speaker, Mr Avnish from T.I.M.E spoke about

the various job openings in the public sector, the

improving working conditions and long-term

benefits of the same. All the students were deeply

interested and were enthusiastic for the discussion.

The students participated in this event by asking

questions related to jobs in Government sector.

A workshop on Matlab was organized for the

faculty members of IT Department with the

objective to provide exposure to MatLab and its

Components. Dr. Vinay Nassa initiated the session

by giving a brief introduction to MatLab and its

applications. Further, various components of

MatLab, Scalar Arithmetic, Variable

Representation, Built-in Functions and Keywords

were discussed by him. It was an interactive session,

and faculty members showed great zeal for

implementing the learned concepts.

Workshop on “Digital Marketing and Cloud Integrator”: 30th September 2016

Workshop on Matlab: 1st October 2016

T.I.M.E Seminar on “Career in Government Jobs”: 7th October 2016

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As a part of the Entrepreneurship Development Cell at the Institute, students attended ‘Entrepreneurship

Oriented Program’ (EOP)at National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC), Okhla, New Delhi, a

Government of India Enterprise with the Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises, on 7th October

2016. The “Entrepreneurship Oriented Program (EOP)” at NSIC started with a one-hour session by Mr.

Joydeep about the basics of entrepreneurship, sources of finance for new ventures, the importance of

innovation and challenges faced by entrepreneurs. This session was followed by visit to NSIC's incubator

centre, where students observed different types of machines for small scale projects such as tissue paper

roll, wall nail manufacturing, soya milk manufacturing, tomato ketchup project, brick making project,

detergent & soap manufacturing, fabric designing, wax candle manufacturing, bakery project, biscuit

making, paper plate manufacturing, spice grinder project, and garlic/ginger paste project. Distilled water

dispenser and book binding machines were some of the new additions in the incubator. The visit to NSIC

was a great learning experience as the session provided the students with a practical insight on how to

start an enterprise and the strategies to be used to make it profitable in the long run. The day ended in high

spirits as students got a new direction for their entrepreneurial journey.

Lectures are regularly organized by the institute’s Faculty Club with the objective of encouraging peer to

peer learning among the faculty members. In one such meet, Dr. Sarmistha Sarma highlighted the concept,

procedure and funding of start-up firms. She explained the issues and challenges for a start-up firm in

India through the case study of OYO Rooms (one of the start-ups in the booking budget hotel business).

Further, Dr. Priyanka Murria deliberated upon “Gold Monetisation Scheme” – concept, need, issues and

challenges in the implementation of this scheme. All the faculty members of management department

found the session to be very informative and interactive

‘Entrepreneurship Oriented Program (EOP) at NSIC, Okhla: 7th October 2016

Faculty Club Meeting: 1st October 2016

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The students attended “Digital India Program” at

Department of Electronics and Information

Technology (DeitY), Government of India, on 20th

October 2016. In the first session of the Program,

students were informed about the various initiatives

taken by the Centre for e-governance including

Mobile Seva, e-Basta, e-Sanjeevani, Passport Seva.

Further, he discussed the nine pillars of Digital India

including broadband highways, e-governance,

electronics manufacturing, and access to mobile

connectivity, e-Kranti, IT for jobs, public Internet

access programme, information for all and early

harvest programmes. This session was followed by a demonstration model of supercomputer PARAM.

Later, an IT quiz was conducted for students, and the top three rankers received prizes. The ‘Digital India

Program' was a great learning experience as the session provided the students with a practical insight on

the web enabled e-services. It was an interactive session where students were asked to give solutions to

bring in efficiency and effectiveness in citizen-centric services, socio-economic transformation, especially

in the fields of education, health and skill-building.

With a view to improve software skills of IT students,

a C++ online test with the name of “Spoken Tutorial –

IIT Bombay” was conducted for the BCA students on

24th Oct 2016. Further, an online test on C Language

was conducted on 26th October 2016. All the questions

were related to the advanced topics in C & C++. A

significant number of students were able to clear the

test with flying colours. It has been observed that such

certifications facilitate the students to improve their

skills and secure placement opportunities.

‘Digital India Program’ at (DeitY), Government of India: 20th October 2016

‘Online Test on C & C++: Spoken Tutorial IIT Bombay’: 24th and 26th October 2016

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On 25th October 2016, a motivational guest lecture

was organized by the IITM group of institutions for

BBA and B.Com.(H) students. Mr. Sreenivasan R.,

Chief Customer Officer of Career Launcher, was the

key resource person. The lecture was conducted on

the topic ‘Goal Setting and Out of Box thinking. He

spoke about the importance of setting a goal in life

and emphasised the need for hard work to achieve

that goal. He showed many motivational videos to the

students. He also demonstrated the role of out of the

box thinking in problem-solving. It was a great

learning experience for the students.

An elite club meeting was organised for the first year

Elite Club students of the institute and was addressed

by Chairman, Sh. J.C Sharma. The meeting

commenced with the discussion on leadership and its

importance in our lives. He also highlighted the

importance of several meditation exercises to improve

focus and concentration of students. Further, the

session was taken forward by Dr. Gopal, who

conducted stress management activities with the

students. The students took active participation in the

exercises and were left with a fulfilling experience in

the end.

The Institute’s Faculty Club organized a session on

“Computer Troubleshooting Tips”. The major

objective of the session was to enhance computer

maintenance and troubleshooting skills of Faculty

Members that would aid them in their day to day

activities. Our computer lab- in charge, Mr. Sanjay

Sinha highlighted the problems faced by faculty

members while using Internet, printer, class projector

and system performance and provided his guidance

on how to diagnose and troubleshoot the same. It was

an interactive session with a focus on learning by

doing mode.

Guest Lecture on "Goal Setting and out of box thinking”: 25th October 2016

Elite Club Meeting: 26th October 2016

Session on “Computer Troubleshooting”: 12th November 2016

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The Institute organized a workshop on life- long learning for BBA first year students with an objective to

imbibe a culture of holistic learning. The students showcased their forte and talent by embracing their

communication skills in five interaction and Talent. There was a phenomenal response from the students,

for categories namely, team Work, Street Play, case Study through Role Play, dialogue many, it was

indeed a transformational experience

Research is an integral part of academic progression

and writing research papers are important

expressions of academic thinking. To enhance

further knowledge on writing good quality research

papers, this seminar was organized for the

management faculty. The speaker gave a lucid and

comprehensible lecture on what it takes to write a

paper, the various types of research papers and a

step-by-step explanation of the framework of a

research paper. The speaker, particularly, focused on

writing review of the literature, and in-text reference

citation which is very crucial for the paper to get

selected by any peer-reviewed journal.

Faculty Development Programme on “How to Write and Publish Research

Papers”: 19th December 2016

Workshop on Life Long Learning- Informal Learning: 5th November 2016

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1. Charity Drive by Dayitva Club 2nd – 9th January 2017

2. Republic Day Celebrations 26th January 2017

3. National Conference on “Integrating Employability

and Higher education-Issues, Challenges & Future

prospects"

30th January 2017

4. Annual Sports Event 2015-2016 8th and 9th February 2017

5. GGSIPU Annual Fest ‘Anugoonj 2016’ 10th, 11th & 12th February 2017

6. IT CONFERENCE (NCIRCSIT) 18th February 2017

7. IITM Annual Technical & Cultural Festival

‘Fiesta’ 2017’

19th & 20th February 2017

8. 5th Management Conclave on “Emerging Trends in

Global Business Environment”

1st March 2017

9. Convocation 2017 27th March 2017

10. Tech- Fest 2017 29th March 2017

11. Annual Day 2017 21st April 2017

12. Farewell- 2017 22nd April 2017

S.NO EVENTS DATE

Alumni Meet 30th July 2016

1. Orientation Day 1st August 2016

2. Raksha Bandhan Celebration 13th August

3. Talent Hunt 13th, 20th and 30th August 2016

4. Independence Day 15th August 2016

5. Fresher’s Party 27th August 2016

6. Teacher’s Day Celebration: 5th September 2016

7. National Nutrition Week 9th -15th Sept 2016

8. Founder’s Day 29th September 2016

9. Annual Sports Meet 20th - 22nd Oct 2016

10. Faculty cum Staff Picnic to Lohagarh Farms 27th Dec 2016

EVENTS CONDUCTED AT A GLANCE

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