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I.T.S Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad – UG Campus congratulates Md. Ishraj Ahmad and Krishan Shukla, students of BBA (2024–27), for their participation in the Business Plan Competition at the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee on 15 February 2026.

Their idea “AgroTech” cleared the preliminary screening and was shortlisted for the Final Round, competing with 50+ teams from across India. The institute applauds their creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit.

Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) cell at I.T.S Mohan Nagar (UG Campus) organized
an insightful Expert Talk on “Successful Cooperative Business Models” on 11th February
2026 in collaboration with the National Cooperative Union of India (NCUI). The session was
delivered by Mr. Ritesh Dey, Executive Director, NCUI, and Mr. Anant Dubey, Deputy
Director, NCUI. The event was coordinated by Dr. Neerja Anand and Prof. Purnima Raina.
The program commenced with the felicitation of the distinguished guests, setting a respectful
and enthusiastic tone for the session.
During the session, the experts elaborated on the concept of cooperative societies as sustainable
and inclusive business models. They explained how cooperative enterprises convert skills into
ideas and ideas into collective benefits, ensuring shared growth and democratic participation.
The speakers highlighted:
 The process of forming and registering cooperative societies
 The role of NCUI as the apex body supporting cooperatives across states
 The importance of structured governance and objective-driven member participation
 Examples of successful cooperatives, including long-standing cooperative models in
states like Gujarat
 Employment generation and equitable distribution of responsibilities in the initial stages
of cooperative formation
The speakers emphasized that cooperative models empower communities by pooling resources,
skills, and funds to achieve common economic and social objectives. They also discussed how
youth can actively participate in forming innovative cooperatives in emerging sectors.
Dr. Nancy Sharma, Principal, I.T.S Mohan Nagar UG Campus, also addressed the gathering
and enlightened students about the importance of cooperatives in nation-building and
economic empowerment. She explained that cooperatives not only promote entrepreneurship
and self-reliance but also create employment opportunities, encourage ethical business practices,
and ensure inclusive growth. She motivated students to explore cooperative ventures as a viable
career and business option that aligns profit with social responsibility.
The session concluded with an engaging interaction round, where students actively participated
and clarified their queries regarding cooperative registration, governance, and funding
mechanisms.
The event ended on a note of gratitude as Dr. Nancy Sharma honored the esteemed speakers
with a Plaque of Honor, appreciating their valuable insights and contribution.
The expert talk proved to be highly informative and inspiring, equipping students with practical
knowledge about cooperative business models and their transformative potential in today’s
economy.

The LoE exchange marked the formal launch of this academic–industry partnership, focused
on enhancing students’ employability and professional skills.
The event was graced by Mr. Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman, I.T.S – The Education Group;
Mr. Sachin Sharma and Mr. Hridayankur Dev Sarma, Associate Directors, KPMG –
India; and Dr. Nancy Sharma, Principal, I.T.S (UG Campus).
The session provided key insights into industry expectations and future-ready skills, with
active student participation. The collaboration reinforces the institute’s strong academia–industry connect.

Description: HR Hurdles was a case study–based competition designed to test participants’
analytical thinking, decision-making, and practical HR knowledge. The competition
simulated real-world HR challenges where students were required to analyse situations,
identify key problems, and propose effective HR-oriented solutions within a limited time
frame.
The case studies covered important HR domains such as talent management, employee
engagement, conflict resolution, organizational behaviour, performance management, ethical
dilemmas in HR, and strategic HR decision-making. This event aimed to bridge the gap
between theoretical knowledge and practical application, enabling students to experience real
corporate HR scenarios.
Students enthusiastically took part in the competition. The participants showcased excellent
problem-solving skills, critical thinking, teamwork, and communication abilities. The
competition witnessed active participation, healthy competition, and insightful discussions,
making it a highly engaging and learning-oriented event.
The judging panel evaluated participants on the basis of problem analysis, feasibility of
solutions, presentation skills, clarity of thought, and overall approach. The winners and
runner-up teams were appreciated and felicitated for their outstanding performance.
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Following are the winners Details:
1st position: 2 year Kushagra Singh
IInd Position: 2 year Mahak Sharma
IIIrd position: 1 year Dhanika Aggarwal