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ITS Mohan Nagar Ghaziabad UG Campus is pleased to have Signed MOU with FinX to trained the BBA students to get job ready with 'Wealth Management Foundation' Certification.

.The objective to organize this visit was to provide students an exposure about the EV industries “The Future of Transport”. Indian Exhibition Services Jointly will offer a platform to interact with speakers from notable organizations working in EV and automotive Industry with the main aims to bring all concerned parties together on a singular platform for the exchange of thoughts and ideas, networking, and discussing a way forward for the EV industry in India and ultimate goal is to welcome a less polluting and more efficient mode of transport for people and goods.
Indian electric vehicle industry is a new business and the opportunity for the automobile industry is immense. Like any new sector, there are some small teething troubles that need to be resolved. However, with a strong policy like FAME II, India now has the potential to be a global electric manufacturing hub. Electric Vehicles in India are here to solve much bigger issues like rising pollution and reduce oil dependency. Since electric vehicles have a lower cost of operations, India is a very unique market as it is easy to attract fleet operators, public transportation and shared mobility platforms, The interest among consumers in the adoption of electric cars is growing multifold but the actual adoption seems to be going very slow. India has barely sold more than 8,000 electric cars in six years.
Students were interacted with the latest technology and they understood about the technology of electric vehicles. Overall Industry Visit to EV India 2021 (An Electric Motor Vehicle Show) at India Exposition Centre Trip BCA 1st Year Students was a successful event.

Objective:
The objective behind this industry visit was to make students aware about the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets established at Sulabh’s Delhi office.
The Sulabh International Museum of Toilets in Delhi is run by the Sulabh International, dedicated to the global history of sanitation and toilets. According to Time magazine, the museum is one of the weirdest museums among the "10 museums around the world that are anything but mundane". It was established in 1992 by Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, a social activist, founder of Sulabh Sanitation and Social Reform Movement, recipient of national and international awards including the Stockholm Water Prize in 2009.
His objective in establishing this museum was to highlight the need to address the problems of the sanitation and Hygiene in the country and considering the efforts made in various parts of the world in this field since the third millennium BC.

Museum is the only of its type in the world and it has the collections and information on different types of toilets used in ancient times during Mohenjo-Daro civilisation in early days to Japanese High-tech Toilet in the modern days.
The new types of toilets that are invented by the organisation was also shown and demonstrated keeping in mind the problems faced by rural and urban people.

The Alumni Talk Series is a potpourri of potential meaning that it provides everyone involved in it myriad of benefits. The main aim is to develop and maintain long term relationships with the alumni working in a multitude of fields; this in turn leads to the fulfillment of another objective that is to utilize the rich experience of bygone students of the college such that it aids the present students in their endeavor for better employment and higher studies. Furthermore, it aims to maintain an enumeration of all the alumni and update the data base with the same. Ultimately, it also encourages the students to become eager about their professional careers and when the time comes to ultimately flourish in it as well.
Mr. Alok Dwivedi, Business Operations Analyst, Accenture, alumnus of BCA (2011-14) Batch was the speaker of the session. The session was organized for BCA Ist Year Batch (2021-24) students. He shared his pearls of wisdom on the topic “Journey from Campus to Corporate Corridors” and explained to the students the challenges that a fresh graduate used to face when entering the corporate world. Being an experienced professional he shared valuable insight about the practical and inner workings of the industry.
He shared his professional career timeline and talked to the students about the various issues that he faced. He worked with a variety of companies facing different types of problems that he was capable of turning into opportunities with his skills. In addition to this, he told the students about knowing when to switch companies according to the growth of the company and also if you start facing stagnancy. He also encouraged the students by mentioning the achievements of his batch mates.
Additionally, he talked about the importance of being confident in your communication and public dealing skills. He claimed that college is the perfect chapter of our lives to interact with people of diverse and colorful backgrounds leading to a broadened perspective. He also encouraged the students to tap into the unexplored side of their personality and try to find what they like to do apart from the curriculum portion. According to him this could be achieved by stepping out of our comfort zones and participating in various clubs even if we don’t particularly excel in them. He also briefed that how I.T.S and Faculty Members played important role in his life. He was part of Theatre Club and also made graffiti in front walls of Sports Complex and Main Gate. He finished the session off by saying that in order to thrive in life we need to give up habits that are detrimental to our dreams and aspirations.
Overall the session was full of vigor and twittering voices could be heard from every direction. All in all, it left the students feeling vivified and full of exuberance.