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The Institute of Technology and Science, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, under the aegis of the
Research and Development Cell – Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), successfully
organized a workshop on “Statistical Analysis Using SPSS” for BBA and BCA students of
the 2nd and 3rd Year on 24 August 2026. The workshop was organized with the objective of
strengthening students’ academic, analytical, and research competencies through practical
exposure to statistical analysis using SPSS.
The programme commenced with a warm welcome and an introductory address by Dr.
Neerja Anand, Chairperson-IIC, who highlighted the importance of research skills, data
analysis, and evidence-based decision-making in the academic and professional development
of undergraduate students.
The workshop was conducted by Prof. Nidhi Nirwan and Dr. Simra Mujahid, who
introduced students to the fundamentals of statistical analysis using SPSS. The session
focused on developing students’ understanding of data handling, statistical analysis,
interpretation of results, and the practical application of SPSS in academic research and
project work. The resource persons explained the concepts through practical demonstrations
and examples, enabling students to understand the application of statistical techniques in a
simple and systematic manner.
The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of the BBA and BCA
programmes. Students actively engaged in the practical learning activities and discussions
and developed an understanding of how statistical data can be organized, analyzed, and
interpreted using SPSS. The hands-on orientation helped students enhance their analytical
thinking, research aptitude, and confidence in working with quantitative data.
The initiative contributed to developing students’ data-driven decision-making abilities and
encouraged a research-oriented mindset among undergraduate learners.

Day 6 – Panel Discussion & Student-Driven Activities, Final Day of
PRARAMBH-2026
The sixth and final day of PRARAMBH-2026, the Orientation Programme for BBA and
BCA Batch 2026–2029, concluded with an insightful Panel Discussion on “Navigating the
Convergence of Business, Technology and Artificial Intelligence.”
The distinguished panel included Dr. Sushil Kr. Mehar, CIO, AIIMS New Delhi; Shri
Avneesh Vats General Manager(IT) Energy Efficiency Services Ltd; Shri Bharat
Anand, Group Chief Information & Technology Officer, Contec Global; and Shri
Anshul Gupta Associate Manager EY Parthenon- GDS.
The session was graced by the presence of Dr. Nancy Sharma, Principal -UG Campus, and
Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director - PG who welcomed and felicitated the distinguished
guests and panel members. Their presence added significance to the concluding day of the
orientation programme.
Dr. Sushil Kr. Mehar highlighted the growing role of AI in healthcare, particularly in early
cancer detection, thermal scanning and AI-enabled healthcare applications. He emphasized
the importance of clean and complete data, along with security, confidentiality and ethical
use of technology.
Shri Avneesh Vats discussed the rapid evolution of technology from the internet and cloud
computing to the present AI revolution. He encouraged students to understand core
technologies, data, cybersecurity and emerging career opportunities.
Shri Bharat Anand emphasized the need to understand whether technology controls us or we
control technology. He highlighted that while AI can provide information and options,
human beings remain responsible for creativity, judgement and final decision-making.
Shri Anshul Gupta discussed the role of AI in decision-making, consultancy, process
efficiency, revenue generation and saving time and resources. He stressed that the
effectiveness of AI depends largely on the quality of data and processes provided to it.
The panel encouraged students to develop logical thinking, reasoning, communication
skills, ethical values and strong core competencies. Students were advised to start early,
practise consistently, remain curious and make the most of the opportunity to learn from
failures during college. Dr. Mehar advised students to treat the first two years as their
foundation, while Shri Bharat Anand encouraged them to become Gen-AI ready.
Post-Lunch Activity – Clue Quest: A Visual Discovery Challenge

The post-lunch session featured an engaging and interactive activity, “Clue Quest – A Visual
Discovery Challenge.” Students participated enthusiastically in a series of visual clues and
challenges designed to promote observation, logical thinking, teamwork, creativity and
quick decision-making. The activity provided an enjoyable platform for students to interact
with their peers, build team spirit and apply problem-solving skills in a fun-filled
environment.
The day concluded on a high note, combining industry insights, emerging technology
awareness and experiential learning, thereby providing a meaningful and memorable
conclusion to the six-day PRARAMBH-2026 Orientation Programme.

The I.T.S Mohan Nagar UG Campus organized an educational visit to the Jagran Film Festival (JFF) 2026 – Delhi Edition on 21st August 2026 at Dr. Ambedkar International Centre, Janpath, New Delhi, for the students of BCA Second Year (Batch 2025–28).
Around 99 students participated in the visit. The primary objective of the visit was to provide students with practical and experiential exposure to the world of cinema, media, communication, storytelling, and creative industries. The visit also aimed to help students understand the importance of films as a powerful medium of storytelling, cultural expression, social awareness, and communication.
During the festival, students attended film screenings, panel discussions, and interactive sessions with eminent personalities. They participated in “Women in Film: Shaping India’s Changing Landscape” with Aparna Purohit, Sheeba Chaddha, and Shobha Sant, and a special conversation by Amruta Kolatkar on Asha Bhosle’s life, music, and legacy. These sessions provided valuable insights into cinema, creativity, communication, and opportunities in the media and entertainment industry.
• The students gained knowledge about:
• Film production and storytelling techniques
• Scriptwriting and creative content development
• Role of women in the film and media industry
• Media, entertainment, and digital content practices
• Communication and presentation skills
• Creative thinking and content creation
• Career opportunities in the media and entertainment sector
• Changing trends and opportunities in the Indian film industry
The visit was highly informative, engaging, and enriching, providing students with experiential learning beyond classroom concepts. The opportunity to listen to and interact with experienced professionals helped students broaden their perspectives and develop a better understanding of the practical aspects of the creative and media industries.
Overall, the educational visit to the Jagran Film Festival 2026 – Delhi Edition on 21st August 2026 was successfully conducted. The visit significantly enhanced students’ understanding of cinema, media, storytelling, communication, creative content, and career opportunities, making it a valuable and memorable learning experience for the BCA Second Year students.

Day 4 – 20th August 2026
I.T.S., Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad (UG Campus) organized the six-day “PRARAMBH-2026”
Orientation Programme for the newly admitted students of BBA and BCA (Batch
2026–29) from 17th to 22nd August 2026. The programme was designed to provide
students with a smooth transition into undergraduate education through a blend of academic
orientation, skill development, awareness sessions, leadership activities, experiential
learning, and student engagement initiatives.

Management Games – Learning Through Fun and Experiential Activities
In the morning session, a series of management games was conducted in the classrooms
of the first-year BBA and BCA students. After lunch, selected HR-related games were
also organized on the Playing Ground of the UG Campus. These activities provided
students with an opportunity to learn management concepts through practical, interactive,
and enjoyable experiences.
Management games are effective experiential learning tools that help students understand
management concepts by applying them to practical and simulated situations. They are
particularly useful for BBA and BCA students as they encourage the development of
essential professional skills along with conceptual learning.

The major management games conducted included:
 Connect the Clues
 Watch to Remember
 Mind Matrix
 HR-Related Games
The primary aim of these activities was to create an interactive, enjoyable, and
experiential learning environment for the students. The games encouraged students to
learn through participation, teamwork, observation, logical thinking, problem-solving,
communication, coordination, and decision-making.
The first-year BBA and BCA students participated in all the management games with great
enthusiasm and excitement. The activities created a lively and energetic atmosphere across
the campus. Students demonstrated active involvement, happiness, cooperation, healthy
competition, and a strong team spirit.

The games also provided students with an opportunity to interact with their classmates,
overcome initial hesitation, take up challenges, and work collaboratively. Through these
activities, students developed and demonstrated important skills such as confidence,
communication, coordination, leadership, teamwork, problem-solving, quick thinking,
and interpersonal skills.