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Day- 2 (September 9, 2025)
Introduction of Faculty
Introduction to Courses & Faculty Members
Professor (Dr.) Vidushi Singh, Chairperson of the BCA (Bachelor of Computer
Applications) program, welcomed the new students and gave them a detailed introduction
to the BCA course structure and syllabus. She also introduced the BCA faculty members,
highlighting their expertise and commitment to guiding students throughout their academic
journey.
Dr. Neeraj Jain, Coordinator – 1st Year BCA, further elaborated on the course syllabus,
extracurricular activities, foreign language options, value-added programs, and international
study tours. He encouraged students to actively participate in these opportunities as they play
a significant role in overall personality development and professional readiness.
Professor Adil Khan, Chairperson of the BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)
program, introduced the students to the BBA course syllabus and outlined its relevance in
preparing them for the corporate world. He also presented the BBA faculty members,
appreciating their dedication and contribution toward nurturing future managers and
entrepreneurs.
Dr. Anubha Srivastava, Coordinator- 1 st Year BBA, extended a warm welcome to the new
batch of BBA students. She motivated them to remain focused, utilize the resources provided
by the institute, and maintain a balance between academics and extracurricular activities for
holistic growth.
Dr. Siddharth Kaul and Prof. Nisha Bansal introduced the foreign language courses
offered to second-year students of the BBA and BCA programs, namely French and
German. They highlighted that in today’s globalized world, proficiency in an additional
language has become a valuable skill that not only enhances employability but also improves
students’ ability to work effectively in diverse environments. They further emphasized that
these courses provide students with an added advantage during placements and future
career opportunities, while also broadening their cultural understanding and global outlook.
Dr. Mala Shharma, Clubs and Societies Convener, addressed the newly admitted students
at the ITS UG campus and introduced them to the various clubs and societies available. She
explained the importance of active participation in these clubs, including the Theatre Club,
Dance Club, Fashion Club, Music Club, Sports Club, Marketing Club, and many others. Dr.
Sharma also guided the students through the registration process and encouraged them to join

according to their interests, highlighting how these platforms contribute to personal growth
and vibrant campus life.
Following her address, students from the Cultural Club presented a series of lively
performances, including group dance, singing, and a band performance. These engaging
activities created a joyful and welcoming environment for the freshers, showcasing the
creative energy of the student community and leaving a memorable impression on everyone

Day- 4 (September 11, 2025)
The fourth day of the Orientation Program was marked by a series of highly engaging and
insightful sessions delivered by eminent speakers from industry and academia. In the first
half, Ms. Srishti Madan Sharma, Vice President, Product Strategy at BlackRock, spoke on
Career Opportunities and Skills in Fintech, highlighting how finance and technology are
transforming services through mobile payments, digital banking, blockchain, and AI-driven
innovations. She outlined key careers such as blockchain developer, analyst, and
cybersecurity expert, stressing the need for coding, AI/ML knowledge, and risk management
skills. The session motivated students to embrace continuous learning and stay updated with
global Fintech trends for future career growth.
This was followed by an inspiring talk by Mr. Arun Kumar, Founder CTIO, LoQal AI
Ventures & CIDO, Mind Aviator Group, on Entrepreneurship 360° from startup launch to
scaling with Franchising and tech-Driven innovation. Drawing on his entrepreneurial
experiences, he emphasized the importance of early skill development, adaptability, and
resilience in today’s competitive environment. He shed light on how emerging technologies
like AI, NLP, and ORDBMS are reshaping businesses, while also underscoring the need for
ethics, documentation, and responsible digital practices. Through personal anecdotes and case
studies such as Zomato, he motivated students to “fail fast,” remain agile, and adopt
innovative strategies for scaling start-ups in dynamic market conditions.
In the next session, Mr. Amit Sharma, Assistant Professor at I.T.S UG Campus, sensitized
students on Digital Footprints, Netiquette & Cybercrime. He explained how every online
action leaves a lasting impact, urging students to practice responsible online behaviour. The
session covered the importance of netiquette—respectful communication, verifying
information, and safeguarding privacy—and raised awareness about cyber threats like
phishing, identity theft, ransomware, juice jacking, and financial frauds. Real-life examples
reinforced the message that careless online behaviour can have serious consequences, and
students were advised to stay vigilant, ethical, and safe in digital spaces.
In the second half, Mr. Deepak Singh Pundir, Branch Manager at HDFC AMC, conducted a
session on Investor Awareness focused on enhancing financial literacy through savings,
investments, and structured financial planning. He explained how early and disciplined
investing in instruments like gold, stocks, bonds, property, insurance, and especially mutual
funds can safeguard against inflation and build long-term wealth. Highlighting Warren
Buffett’s principle of prioritizing savings before spending, he outlined financial planning as a
systematic process of setting goals, allocating assets, and reviewing progress. In the Q&A, he
addressed queries on alternatives to mutual funds, explaining options like Nifty 50, SWP in

BSE Sensex, and HDFC Flexi Cap funds. The key takeaway was that informed investing and
the power of compounding are vital for achieving financial security and future life goals.

Day- 2 (September 9, 2025)
Institute of Technology & Science, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad (UG Campus) is
organizing the 5-day Orientation Programme PRARAMBH – 2025 for the new batches
of BBA (30th Batch) and BCA (29th Batch) from 8th – 12th September 2025.
On Day-2, September 9, 2025, the Inaugural Ceremony was graced by the distinguished
presence of:
 Shri S.K. Srivastava – IAS (Retd.), Chairman, Standing Committee, State Election
Commissioners, Delhi (Chief Guest & Keynote Speaker)
 Shri Pankaj Kr. Patodi – Head of Supply Chain Management, Godfrey Phillips India
Ltd.
 Dr. Sindhu Bhaskar – Chairman & Founder, EST Group, Cambridge Innovation
Center, MIT Boston, USA, Forbes Council Member
 Dr. R.P. Tripathi – Senior Technical Consultant, AICTE, District Coordinator –
Bharatiya Yog Sansthan, India
 Mr. Arpit Chadha – Vice Chairman, I.T.S – The Education Group
 Prof. Surinder Sood – Director of Public Relations, I.T.S – The Education Group
 Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey – Director IT & UG Campus, I.T.S
 Dr. Nancy Sharma – Vice Principal, UG Campus, I.T.S
The program started with lamp lighting and seeking the blessing of Maa Sarasvati by Guests,
Director & Vice Principal, UG Campus, BBA & BCA courses chairperson & I-year
coordinator.
Dr. Vidushi Singh, Chairperson – BCA Course, addressed the students and gave a detailed
overview of the BCA program structure, course curriculum, and learning opportunities. She
highlighted the importance of practical exposure, coding ethics, industry-driven projects, and
value-added modules integrated into the course. Dr. Singh motivated the students to remain
disciplined, focus on continuous learning, and take full advantage of the resources and
guidance provided by I.T.S to excel in their academic as well as professional journey.
Dr. Nancy Sharma– Vice Principal, UG Campus, I.T.S motivated students by reminding
them that a successful journey begins with small steps of dedication. She encouraged them to
stay curious, committed, and value-driven, assuring that I.T.S will support their holistic
growth. She emphasized that students should never forget three essential qualities in their
academic and personal journey—Curiosity to keep learning, Courage to face challenges with
confidence, and Commitment to pursue their goals with consistency and determination.
These, she said, will serve as guiding principles in shaping a purposeful and successful life.

Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director IT & UG, briefed the students about the importance of
continuous learning and adaptability in today’s world. He highlighted that along with
completing the syllabus, students must focus on value-added courses and industry-oriented
modules offered by I.T.S, which prepare them for real corporate challenges. He emphasized
that success requires equal efforts from both the institute and students, and encouraged them
to stay disciplined, sincere, and open to new learning opportunities.
Mr. Arpit Chadha – Vice Chairman, I.T.S – The Education Group welcomed the new
batches on behalf of I.T.S – The Education Group and inspired students to make the best
use of the opportunities ahead. He encouraged them to thank their parents for their efforts and
sacrifices in supporting their education and bringing them to college. He reminded the
students to remain attentive in classes, as consistent focus and dedication will surely help
them achieve success. Mr. Chadha motivated them to uphold values, stay committed to their
goals, and assured that with sincerity and hard work, they will surely find their place in life
after completing the course.
Shri S.K. Srivastava, in his keynote address, encouraged students to follow discipline,
perseverance, and integrity as the foundation of their professional journey. He highlighted
that education is not only for individual growth but also for the benefit of one’s family,
society, and the nation. He advised students to enjoy their life while keeping future concerns
in mind, to always respect and value their families, and to feel proud of their roots and
achievements. Drawing from his own self-experiences, he inspired the young learners to stay
grounded yet ambitious, and to balance personal happiness with long-term career goals.
Shri Pankaj Kr. Patodi shared practical insights from his vast industry experience,
emphasizing the importance of supply chain management, problem-solving, and adaptability.
He guided students to connect their academic learning with real-world corporate practices.
He also spoke about the difference between school life and college life, highlighting that
while school offers a structured environment, college provides freedom and responsibility
that must be used wisely. He reminded students that arrogance can be harmful for personal as
well as professional growth and encouraged them to remain humble. He further added that
learning can be gained from anyone—whether peers, seniors, or teachers—and this openness
to learn from every source is what builds a strong foundation for success.
Dr. Sindhu Bhaskar underlined that ethics in coding and management program is essential
for building a responsible career. He explained how BBA and BCA courses are
interconnected, complementing each other in shaping future leaders. He urged students to
remain curious in life and always ready to adapt to changing situations with confidence. He
also emphasized the importance of ethics not only in coding but also in communication, as
values and integrity reflect a true professional. Dr. Bhaskar encouraged students to constantly
work on self-improvement, stay future-oriented, make their families proud, and contribute
meaningfully to the nation’s progress.
Dr. R.P. Tripathi emphasized the role of self-study, yoga, and discipline in shaping student
life. He encouraged students to practice laughing exercises, stay positive, and adapt to
changing environments with confidence. He reminded everyone that learning is endless and
must be embraced as a lifelong habit. He also stressed the need to develop good

communication skills, which are vital for both personal and professional success. Dr. Tripathi
spoke about the celebration of Hindi Diwas as mandated by AICTE and highlighted the
importance of one’s mother tongue, urging students to take pride in their cultural roots while
excelling in modern education.
Prof. Surinder Sood- Director of Public Relations, I.T.S – The Education Group
explained the difference between school and college life, stating that while school involves
constant supervision, college provides students with freedom that must be balanced with
responsibility. He reminded them to make wise use of this freedom by focusing on self-
discipline and time management. Prof. Sood also highlighted the need to use mobile phones
as tools for learning rather than distraction, and shared practical examples of how Artificial
Intelligence is reshaping industries and daily life. He motivated students to stay updated with
emerging technologies and to make the most of the opportunities that higher education offers.
Award Distribution
The session also witnessed the distribution of prestigious awards to recognize academic
excellence and overall performance.
Ms. Prashansa Sharma (BCA 2022–2025) and Ms. Unnati Sharma (BBA 2022–2025)
were felicitated with a cash prize of ₹15,000 each as secured the Second Rank in the Merit
List of CCSU, Meerut, bringing pride and honour to the institute. Their dedication and
achievements served as an inspiration for the freshers to pursue excellence with sincerity and
determination.
In addition, the Ishika Memorial Award was conferred upon Ms. Kashish (BCA
2024–2027) and Ms. Khushi Pal (BBA 2024–2027). Both received a cash prize of ₹5,100
each, recognizing their potential and encouraging them to excel in their academic journey
ahead.
Closing Note
The Inaugural Ceremony concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Prof. Adil Khan,
Chairperson – BBA, who expressed gratitude to all the dignitaries, faculty members, and
parents for their presence and blessings. Students were reminded that today they are here
because of their parents’ support, and now it is their responsibility to shape their future with
knowledge, ethics, and innovation.
The session ended with thunderous applause, marking a grand and inspiring beginning for
the new batches of BBA & BCA at I.T.S.

ITS UG Campus Organised a 15-day AI Skilling Workshop for BBA 2nd Year students (Batch 24-

27) from 2nd April to 17th April 2025.

The objective of this workshop was to introduce young management students with the
fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence, its applications in business, and the emerging role of AI-
driven tools in shaping the future of industries. This initiative was in line with the institution’s
vision of equipping students with future-ready skills, enhancing their employability, and
ensuring to remain adaptable in an AI-driven economy.
The workshop was designed by Dr. Manju Gupta , Founder Brain Cruise Co -founder
Talentizo and Mr. Amit Goyal CEO Bizsol technologies private limited.
Mr. Kalyan Gaurav Das delivered an engaging session on the usage of AI tools and skilling,
while Dr. Rupali conducted an insightful lecture on corporate etiquettes.
The workshop was a blend of theory and practical sessions, ensuring maximum student
engagement. The 15 days session was divided into modules covering Introduction to AI &
Emerging Technologies, AI in Business and Management, Hands-on Practice with AI Tools
(Chatbots, Analytics, Predictive Models, etc.), Lecture on Corporate Etiquettes by Dr.
Rupali aimed at preparing students for professional workplace culture. Students were introduced
to the importance of first impressions, communication skills, and professional appearance.
The lecture emphasized the role of body language, meeting manners, and email etiquette in
building credibility.
The workshop successfully achieved its intended goals & the Students gained basic proficiency
in AI concepts and their applications, it Improved awareness about the role of AI in business
decision-making. All the students had hands-on exposure to AI tools enhancing their technical
confidence.
The 15-day AI Skilling Workshop proved to be an enriched learning experience for BBA 2nd
Year students. It not only introduced them to the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence but also
to provide practical insights into its business applications. The program laid a strong foundation
for students to explore AI as a career-enhancing skill in the coming years.