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The objective of the event was to provide students with a platform to
identify real-world problems, develop innovative technology-based solutions,
enhance problem-solving and entrepreneurial skills, and foster creativity,
teamwork, and innovation. The event aimed to nurture a culture of innovation and
entrepreneurship among students and encourage them to transform their ideas
into practical, impactful, and sustainable solutions.
Winners
 Aditya Tyagi – BBA III Semester, Section E
 Chhavi Pal – BCA III Semester, Section E
 Sarthak Tyagi – BBA III Semester, Section A
 Mayank Tomar – BCA III Semester, Section C
 Sakshi Negi – BCA III Semester, Section E
Runner-Up
 Ritesh – BCA III Semester, Section B
 Anupam – BCA III Semester, Section B
 Darshit Pandey – BCA III Semester, Section B
 Anshika Gaur – BCA III Semester, Section D
 Daksh Tiwari – BCA III Semester, Section E
 Ritu – BCA III Semester, Section E
Second Runner-Up
 Keshav Chauhan – BCA III Semester, Section D

Learning Outcomes: Students enhanced their problem-solving, critical-thinking,
technical, teamwork, communication, and entrepreneurial skills. They gained
practical experience in identifying real-world problems, developing innovative
solutions, and presenting their ideas, fostering a strong culture of creativity and
innovation.

She Connect – The Women Cell of I.T.S Mohan Nagar, UG Campus, organized an “HPV
Awareness Seminar” as part of the state-wide campaign “Aanandi Maa – Ek Jeevan Bachao
Abhiyan (Cancer Mukt Bharat Yatra) 2026–27”, under the patronage of Her Excellency Smt.
Anandiben Patel, Hon’ble Governor of Uttar Pradesh, in compliance with C.C.S. University,
Meerut letter no. Sambaddhata/1864/2026–27 dated 28.07.2026.
The programme commenced with an address by Dr. Nancy Sharma, Principal, UG Campus,
and the founder of She Connect – The Women Cell. Welcoming the Resource Person and the
participants, she spoke to the students about the vision with which the Women Cell was
established — to create a safe and open platform where young women can speak about health
and well-being without hesitation. She urged the students to break the silence that surrounds
women’s health, reminding them that an informed and healthy woman protects not only
herself but her entire family.
Dr. Vidushi Singh, Dean – Academics, also addressed the students. She emphasised that
education is complete only when it prepares young women to take charge of their own health
along with their careers. She encouraged the students to ask questions freely and to carry the
information beyond the classroom to their mothers, sisters and friends.
Dr. Seema Varshney (MBBS, DGO, FICOG), Gynecologist, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad,
addressed the gathering as the Resource Person. Through an audio-visual presentation, she
explained that cervical cancer is caused mainly by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and is
the second most common cancer among women in India after breast cancer, with
approximately 1,23,907 new cases and 77,348 deaths reported every year. She cautioned that
early-stage cervical cancer often produces no symptoms at all, and highlighted the warning
signs that must never be ignored. She further informed the students about Cervavac, the first
indigenously developed quadrivalent HPV vaccine manufactured by the Serum Institute of
India, explaining the schedule of two doses for the age group of 9 to 14 years and three doses
for those between 15 and 26 years, and assured them of its safety and effectiveness as
established in clinical trials.
An interactive question-and-answer session was also conducted during the seminar, in which
the students participated with great enthusiasm and put forth their queries openly to Dr.
Seema Varshney, who clarified their doubts regarding cervical cancer, HPV vaccination and
preventive care.
A large number of girl students of BBA and BCA, along with faculty members, attended the
seminar, which concluded with a vote of thanks.

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.