I.T.S Ghaziabad organised a panel discussion under the aegis of its Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC)

19-09-26

Institute of Technology and Science, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, under the aegis of its Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), organised a panel discussion on “Idea to Enterprise: Navigating the Startup Ecosystem” on 19 September 2026 for MBA and MCA students.
The panel comprised Dr. Rita Sengupta, Mr. Tanveer Malik, Mr. Shubham Vashistha and Dr. Sanjeev Tandon. The session was moderated by Prof. Samiksha Budakoti, IIC Convenor, and focused on idea validation, entrepreneurial mindset, innovation, intellectual property, market opportunities, scaling and business sustainability.

The event was graced by Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey, Director, I.T.S Ghaziabad, who delivered the welcome address and encouraged students to explore innovation and entrepreneurship. The session witnessed participation from 146 students and provided practical insights into the journey from idea to enterprise.

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MBA 2026-28 Batch's Industrial Visit to Mother Dairy

16-09-26

The Department of Management at the Institute of Technology and Science (I.T.S),Ghaziabad, organized an industry visit to Mother Dairy, Patparganj, New Delhi, on 16th and 17th September 2026 for MBA-I Semester students (2026–28 batch). A total of 91 students(46 + 45) participated in the visit. The primary objective of the visit was to provide students with practical exposure to industrial operations and enhance their understanding of the dairy and FMCG sector. During
the visit, students gained insights into the complete production cycle of dairy products, starting from procurement of raw milk to its processing, packaging, and distribution. The officials at Mother Dairy explained various stages of milk processing, including pasteurization, homogenization, and packaging, along with the role of advanced machinery and automation in maintaining efficiency and quality. Students also learned about quality assurance practices, safety standards, and hygiene protocols followed at the plant.

The visit also provided an understanding of supply chain management and cold chain logistics, which are critical for maintaining product freshness and timely delivery. The role of technology in inventory management and distribution was also discussed. Students found the visit highly enriching as it connected classroom concepts with real-world applications. The interaction with industry professionals helped them gain practical insights into operational challenges and best practices in the dairy industry. Overall, the industry visit was a valuable learning experience that enhanced students’ knowledge of production, operations, and supply chain management in the FMCG sector.

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Boot Camp on “Lean Startup & MVP” Empowers MCA Students with Entrepreneurial Insights

15-09-26

Institute of Technology & Science, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, organized a one-day Boot Camp on “Lean Startup & MVP” for the MCA (2026–28) Batch on 15th September 2026.

The session was led by Mr. Adarsh Rai, Co-Founder & CMO, An Additional Pie, who introduced students to key concepts of entrepreneurship, startup ideation, Lean Startup methodology, customer discovery, idea validation, value proposition, business model development, and Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

Through interactive discussions, brainstorming activities, and real-world startup case studies, students learned how to identify genuine customer problems, develop technology-driven solutions, build basic MVPs, test ideas with potential users, and improve products based on feedback. The session highlighted the importance of the Build–Measure–Learn approach, experimentation, resource optimization, and continuous market validation.

The boot camp received an enthusiastic response from students and provided valuable practical exposure to startup development and entrepreneurial thinking. Students gained insights into customer validation, market research, rapid prototyping, and the importance of testing ideas before investing significant resources.

The session encouraged students to transform innovative ideas into structured startup concepts while strengthening their creativity, problem-solving skills, confidence, and entrepreneurial mindset.

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From Database Developer to AI Application Developer: An Inspiring Alumni Talk on the Future of AI Application Development

10-09-26

The Database Club, Department of IT, I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, organized an insightful workshop for the students of the MCA Programme on the contemporary topic, “From Database Developer to AI Application Developer: Building with GenAI, LLMs, RAG & Agentic AI”, on 10th  September 2026

The session featured Mr. Ankur Jain, an alumnus of the MCA programme (2011) and Founder of TechSupper, as the resource person. Bringing his industry experience and practical insights to the classroom, Mr. Jain helped students understand how the role of a traditional database developer is evolving with the rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence.

The session began with a simple but important idea: strong fundamentals still matter in the age of AI. Students explored how their knowledge of databases, SQL, data modelling, and information management can be extended to build intelligent and context-aware AI applications.

The workshop covered a wide range of emerging technologies, including Generative AI, Large Language Models (LLMs), Prompt Engineering, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), Vector Databases, Embeddings, and Agentic AI. Mr. Jain explained these concepts in an approachable way and highlighted how they are being used to develop smarter and more capable applications.

One of the key discussions focused on RAG, and how it allows AI applications to work with enterprise and domain-specific information to provide more relevant and grounded responses. Students were also introduced to AI Agents and how they can go beyond simply generating responses by reasoning, planning, using tools, and carrying out multi-step tasks.

A particularly valuable takeaway from the session was that AI does not make databases less important—in fact, it makes quality data, effective retrieval, good governance, and strong database skills even more valuable. Students could clearly see how their existing skills can become a stepping stone toward exciting new roles in the AI ecosystem.

The workshop also highlighted a possible career journey for students: Database Developer → Data-Driven Developer → GenAI Application Developer → Agentic AI Developer. This gave students a fresh perspective on how they can build on what they already know while preparing themselves for emerging opportunities in technology.

Overall, the session was engaging, informative, and highly relevant to today's technology landscape. It encouraged students to look beyond traditional roles and explore how their database knowledge can contribute to the development of the next generation of AI-powered applications.

Such industry-oriented interactions are an important part of the efforts at I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad to connect classroom learning with real-world industry practices, emerging technologies, and future career opportunities.

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MCA Students Explore the Future of 3D Printing & Drone Technology

03-09-26

The Department of MCA, Institute of Technology & Science, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, organized a three-day Boot Camp on “3D Printing & Drone Technology” for the newly admitted MCA (2026–28) batch from 1st to 3rd September 2026.

The boot camp was led by Mr. Saurabh Yadav, Robotics Expert, ShapeMySkills Pvt. Ltd., and focused on providing students with practical exposure to emerging technologies. Through expert guidance, demonstrations, interactive discussions, and hands-on activities, students explored 3D modelling, additive manufacturing, 3D printing, drone components, controls, flight operations, and safety measures.

A key highlight was the live 3D printing demonstration and drone-flying session, which enabled students to connect theoretical concepts with real-world applications. Faculty members also participated in selected practical sessions, creating an engaging and collaborative learning environment. Students demonstrated keen interest and enthusiasm throughout the programme.

The boot camp successfully strengthened students’ practical skills, creativity, problem-solving abilities, innovation, and confidence in working with modern technologies.

The feedback of the session recommends extending hands-on sessions in future editions, along with team-based projects and greater opportunities for students to design 3D models and undertake supervised drone activities.

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Department of Management (MBA), organised a CSR Awareness Campaign under Parivartan Club for underprivileged children and families

02-09-26

The Department of Management (MBA), Institute of Technology & Science, Mohan Nagar,Ghaziabad, organised a CSR Awareness Campaign under Parivartan Club on 2nd September 2026 (Wednesday) for underprivileged children and families near Arthala Metro Station, Ghaziabad. The campaign, conducted by MBA students of Batch 2025–2027 under the guidance of faculty coordinators Dr. Sanjeev Tandon and Prof. Neha Sabharwal, focused on creating awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco, smoking and substance abuse.
 

The children participated enthusiastically in a drawing activity based on the campaign theme. Dance and singing performances by the students further encouraged interaction and created a joyful and engaging environment. As a gesture of appreciation, the participating children were provided with refreshments and small gifts, including bananas, Frooti, Parle-G biscuits, chocolates and other eatables. The initiative successfully combined social awareness, student engagement and
community outreach, reinforcing the message of making healthy choices and saying NO to drugs and tobacco.

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I.T.S , Mohan Nagar organized One-Day Data Analytics Workshop for the students of MBA III Semester in association with Appwars Technologies Pvt. Ltd

02-09-26

The Department of Management, Institute of Technology & Science (I.T.S), Ghaziabad organized a One-Day Data Analytics Workshop for the students of MBA III Semester in association with Appwars Technologies Pvt. Ltd. on 2 September 2026.

The workshop was designed to enhance students' understanding of data analytics and its growing significance in contemporary business decision-making. With organizations increasingly relying on data-driven strategies, knowledge of data analytics has become an important competency for management professionals. The workshop aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical management education and the practical application of analytical tools in business environments.

The workshop was commenced with an inaugural session and welcome of the guests. Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director, I.T.S Ghaziabad addressed the participants and motivated them to make out the best out of this workshop.

Faculty Coordinator, Prof. Shilpi Rana briefed about the workshop and Dr. Sanjeev Tandon, Chairperson (MBA) gave introduction to the importance of Data Analytics in the corporate environment.

The resource person Mr. Aditya Pandey from Appwars Technologies explained how organizations collect, process, analyze and interpret data to support strategic and operational decisions.
 

The sessions followed a practical and interactive approach, enabling students to understand analytical concepts through examples and business-oriented applications. Students were encouraged to participate actively, ask questions and relate the concepts to real-world business situations

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Expert Session on “Technology Disruption: Redefining the Business Environment” Held for MBA & MCA Students

29-08-26

It was a pleasure to host an insightful and engaging session on “Technology Disruption: Redefining the Business Environment” for the MBA & MCA 1st Semester students at I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad.

The session was led by Shri Manish Thakar, Associate Vice President, Hitachi Hi-Rel Power Electronics, who brought a wealth of industry experience and practical insights to the discussion.

Through real-world examples and engaging conversations, Shri Thakar helped students understand how rapidly evolving technologies are transforming business models, operations, decision-making, customer expectations, and the competitive landscape. His practical approach made it easier for students to connect what they learn in the classroom with the challenges and opportunities businesses face today.

A key takeaway from the session was the importance of staying curious, adaptable, and committed to continuous learning. In a business environment shaped by constant technological change, being industry-ready and willing to learn has become more important than ever for young management and technology professionals.

What made the session even more special was the enthusiastic participation of our students. Their questions, ideas, and lively interactions turned the session into a meaningful exchange of knowledge and perspectives.

Overall, it was a truly enriching experience that encouraged our students to look beyond textbooks and think about how technology is shaping the future of business and careers.

Our sincere thanks to Shri Manish Thakar for taking the time to share his experiences, industry knowledge, and valuable perspectives with our students. We truly appreciate his contribution in making the session informative, interactive, and memorable.

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Shaping Your Future: An Inspiring Session for MCA Students

27-08-26

Institute of Technology & Science (ITS), Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, organized a special session titled “Shaping Your Future in the Next Four Years” on 27 August 2026 at the Dronacharya Auditorium for the newly admitted MCA (2026–28) batch.

The session was conducted by Cdr. V. K. Jaitly, National Co-ordinator at Youth4Nation, who guided students on making the most of their academic journey and preparing for a successful professional career. The interactive session emphasized the importance of clear goal setting, discipline, time management, effective communication, leadership, continuous learning, and industry-relevant skills.

Cdr. Jaitly encouraged students to identify their strengths, take responsibility for their career development, maintain a positive and professional attitude, and remain adaptable in a rapidly changing professional environment. He also highlighted the importance of staying updated with emerging technologies and industry trends and continuously upgrading technical and managerial competencies.

The session provided valuable insights and motivated students to become focused, disciplined, proactive, and future-ready professionals. It reinforced the importance of consistent effort, strong work ethics, and a clear vision in achieving long-term academic and career success.

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From Ideas to Ventures: Special Session on “Accelerators & Incubation Opportunities” for MCA/MBA Students

25-08-26

On 25 August 2026, the Institute of Technology & Science, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, organized a special session on “Accelerators/Incubation Opportunities” for MCA and MBA students.

The session was led by Dr. Rishi Raj Singh, Director General, All India MSME Federation, Ahmedabad, and focused on creating awareness about startup accelerators, incubation centres, and the entrepreneurship support ecosystem. Students were introduced to the journey of transforming innovative ideas into viable business ventures through ideation, innovation, incubation, startup development, and commercialization.

A key takeaway was the importance of looking beyond conventional academic and employment pathways and considering entrepreneurship as a career opportunity. The session also highlighted how industry and entrepreneurship-support organizations can help young innovators move from an initial idea toward a structured and commercially viable venture.

To help students progress from ideation to validation and commercialization future sessions through startup case studies, idea-pitch activities, information on funding and government schemes, interaction with incubators and successful founders, and follow-up mentoring is recommended.

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Guest Lecture on “Understanding Financial Instruments and Their Applications in Financial Services” for freshly admitted MBA students

25-08-26

MBA Department of Institute of Technology & Science, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad organized a guest lecture on “Understanding Financial Instruments and Their Applications in Financial Services” for the MBA Batch 2026–28 on  August 25, 2026. The session was delivered by Mr. JuzerTambawalla, Director – Sales Enablement, Franklin Templeton India, and CA Harpreet Singh, Head – Programs & Certification, FinX Learning.

Mr. JuzerTambawalla, a Certified Financial Planner (CFP), brings over two decades of experience in the financial services and asset management industry, with expertise spanning business strategy, marketing, product development, sales enablement, and leadership. CA Harpreet Singh is a seasoned BFSI professional with over 24 years of experience across leading financial and banking organizations and has held senior leadership positions in business banking and credit management.

The session focused on Financial Assetsand their practical applications in the financial services sector. The speakers shared industry-oriented perspectives that helped students understand the role and relevance of financial instruments in investment, financial services, and business decision-making.

The interactive session provided MBA students with valuable exposure to real-world financial practices and helped them connect classroom concepts to the requirements of the financial services industry. The lecture also offered students an opportunity to interact with experienced industry professionals and gain insights into the evolving financial services landscape.

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Stardom at ITS

25-08-26

A day full of confetti, crowd, cheers and unforgettable moments with Gippy Grewal and Sehnaz Gill at I.T. S Mohan Nagar , Ghaziabad on 25th August 2026.

A day to remember, a vibe to cherish, and moments that will stay with us forever

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Alumni Panel @ FUSION – 2026

22-08-26

Experience Shared. Questions Answered. Futures Inspired.

As part of FUSION – 2026, the Orientation Programme for the 23rd Batch of MBA and 30th Batch of MCA at I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, an engaging Alumni Panel Interaction was organised to connect newly admitted students with accomplished members of the I.T.S alumni community on 22nd August 2026.

The session began with a warm welcome from Dr. Sunil Kr Pandey, Director – I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, who expressed his happiness at the continued support and involvement of the alumni in the growth and development of the institution.

It was a pleasure to welcome distinguished alumni representing diverse professional backgrounds and leading organisations:

• Shri Manish Sharma (MCA – 2005) – Director (R&D), IDEMIA
• Mr. Aatir Hasnain (MBA – 2017) – ASM, Haldiram Snacks Food
• Mr. Varun Arora (MBA – 2019) – Lead Business Analyst, Newgen Software Technologies
• Mr. Mayank Goyal (MCA – 2020) – Sr. IT Representative, Lutron Electronics
• Mr. Nitin Prakash Singh (MCA – 2020) – Scrum Master, Sopra Steria
• Mr. Harish Shrivastava (MCA – 2020) – Business Analyst, HCL Technologies
• Ms. Shiksha Rawat (MBA – 2019) – Marketing Manager, LG Electronics India
• Ms. Neha Bhadana (MBA – 2020) – Business Manager, Publicis Global Delivery
• Mr. Harish Pandey (MCA – 2021) – Principal Engineer, Wipro
• Mr. Sparsh Singhal (MBA – 2022) – Finance Associate, EY India
• Shri Puneet Pal (MBA – 2020) – Subject Matter Expert, JLL

The alumni openly shared their professional journeys, workplace experiences and lessons learned along the way. Their conversations gave students a practical understanding of industry expectations, career opportunities and the skills that can make a difference in the workplace.

A key message that emerged from the interaction was the importance of making the most of the academic journey. The alumni encouraged students to develop a well-rounded combination of domain knowledge, technological competence, communication skills, adaptability and a professional attitude.

What made the session particularly meaningful was the enthusiastic participation of the students. They raised a wide range of questions about career choices, placements, emerging job roles, industry expectations, skill development, the transition from campus to corporate life and future growth opportunities. The alumni responded with insights drawn from their own experiences, making the conversation practical and relatable.

The interaction also highlighted the strength of the I.T.S Alumni Network. The alumni returned to their alma mater not simply as successful professionals, but as mentors and guides who could share their experiences with the next generation of students.

The session was effectively coordinated by MCA Alumni Coordinators Prof. Saurabh Saxena and Prof. Smita Kansal and MBA Alumni Coordinators Dr. Parul Gupta and Ms. Gurpreet Kaur. The Chairpersons of the MBA and MCA Programmes, faculty members and newly admitted students were also present on the occasion.

Overall, the Alumni Panel was an engaging and inspiring experience. It gave the new students an opportunity to see how different career journeys can unfold after graduation and, more importantly, reminded them that their time at I.T.S can be the beginning of a much larger professional journey.

“Your journey at I.T.S begins in the classroom, but its possibilities extend far beyond it—and our alumni are living examples of those possibilities.”

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FUSION 2026: A Dynamic Beginning to the MBA & MCA Journey

22-08-26

The Institute of Technology & Science (I.T.S.) successfully organised FUSION 2026 – MBA & MCA Orientation Programme for the newly admitted 2026–28 batch from 17 to 22 August 2026. The six-day programme was designed to provide students with a meaningful introduction to the Institute, academic programmes, industry expectations, emerging technologies, career opportunities and campus life.

The programme began with student registration, documentation and familiarisation with the Institute’s administrative and digital facilities. The formal inauguration brought together distinguished dignitaries and academic leaders, who encouraged students to embrace continuous learning, adaptability, professional competence, ethical values and holistic development. Students were also introduced to the Institute, programme structure, academic processes, faculty, functional clubs and career-development opportunities.
A major highlight of FUSION 2026 was its strong focus on industry interaction and emerging technologies. Expert sessions covered areas such as technology-enabled supply chains, AI skills, future-ready careers, innovation, entrepreneurship, Cognitive AI, Space Technology and industry transformation. These interactions gave students valuable exposure to real-world developments and the changing skills expected by employers.
The orientation also incorporated experiential and activity-based learning through business case studies, news analysis, functional case studies, programming fundamentals, AI sessions, group activities and student engagement initiatives. These activities encouraged analytical thinking, creativity, problem-solving, teamwork and practical application of classroom concepts.

The engaging panel discussion “Beyond Disruption: Navigating AI, Industry Transformation and the Future of Careers” provided students with an opportunity to interact with industry and academic experts and explore the impact of AI on industries, job roles, employability and future career pathways. The enthusiastic participation of students made the discussion particularly enriching.

The programme concluded with Career Connect and Alumni Interaction, helping students understand placement preparation, career planning and professional expectations. Alumni from leading organisations shared their career journeys and practical experiences, offering valuable guidance on developing technical, managerial, communication and interpersonal skills.

Overall, FUSION 2026 provided a well-rounded and inspiring beginning to the academic journey of the MBA & MCA 2026–28 batch. By bringing together institutional orientation, industry exposure, emerging technology awareness, experiential learning, career guidance and alumni engagement, the programme laid a strong foundation for students to become professionally competent, technologically aware, career-oriented and responsible future professionals.

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FUSION – 2026: Panel Discussion on “Navigating the Convergence of Business, Technology and Artificial Intelligence”

21-08-26

An insightful and engaging panel discussion on the theme “Navigating the Convergence of Business, Technology and Artificial Intelligence” was held on 21st August 2026 as part of FUSION – 2026, the Orientation Programme for the 23rd Batch of MBA and 30th Batch of MCA at I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad.

The distinguished panel comprised:

• Shri Rajesh Krishnamurthy – Group CIO, Vinmegham
• Shri Manish Srivastava – Sr. Vice President at FinX (earlier BSE)
• Dr. Puja Dhar, Chairperson – MCA Program, I.T.S, Ghaziabad
• Dr. Ashish Jha, Dept. of MBA, I.T.S, Ghaziabad

The panelists brought together valuable perspectives from both industry and academia, highlighting how closely business, technology and artificial intelligence are becoming connected in today’s professional world.

The session was moderated by Dr. Sanjeev Tandon, Professor & Chairperson – MBA Programme, who guided the discussion through thought-provoking questions on employability, technological disruption, future skills, AI adoption, responsible use of technology and the changing expectations of young professionals.

Prof. Shilpi Rana anchored the session by setting the context for the discussion and introducing the distinguished panelists.

Key Perspectives Shared by the Panelists

Shri Rajesh Krishnamurthy

Shri Rajesh Krishnamurthy spoke about the changing nature of businesses and careers and shared his perspective on how professionals can prepare for an increasingly technology-driven workplace.

• On how AI is transforming businesses: He explained that AI is not just about automation. It can also help organizations make better decisions, encourage innovation and create better customer experiences.
• On skills required for future careers: He emphasized the importance of adaptability, continuous learning, problem-solving and the ability to work comfortably with emerging technologies.
• On AI and employment: He noted that while some routine roles may change with the growing use of AI, new opportunities will also emerge for professionals who can combine domain knowledge with an understanding of technology and business.

Shri Manish Srivastava

Shri Manish Srivastava brought a practical, industry-oriented perspective to the discussion and focused on what organizations are looking for in future professionals.

• On successful AI adoption: He emphasized that organizations should first understand the business problem they are trying to solve before deciding which technology to adopt.
• On industry expectations from MBA and MCA graduates: He pointed out that technical or managerial knowledge alone is no longer enough. Communication, collaboration, analytical thinking and the ability to turn ideas into action are equally important.
• On whether AI will replace people: He stressed that professionals who learn to work effectively with AI will be better prepared for the future than those who either ignore the technology or rely on it completely.

Dr. Ashish Jha

Dr. Ashish Jha highlighted the role of education and academia in preparing students for a rapidly changing professional environment.

• On keeping the curriculum relevant: He stressed the need to continuously enrich the curriculum through practical exposure, live projects, case studies and meaningful interaction with industry.
• On the responsible use of Generative AI: He encouraged students to treat AI as a learning partner rather than using it simply as a shortcut to complete assignments without developing their own understanding.
• On the changing role of teachers: He observed that faculty members will increasingly take on the role of mentors and facilitators, helping students develop critical thinking, problem-solving abilities and confidence.

Dr. Puja Dhar

Dr. Puja Dhar shared valuable insights into interdisciplinary learning and the skills students will need to succeed in the future.

• On the connection between business and technology: She emphasized that MBA students should have an understanding of technology, while MCA students should develop an understanding of business. As the boundaries between these areas continue to blur, cross-functional knowledge is becoming increasingly important.
• On skills that will remain important despite AI: She highlighted creativity, communication, teamwork, ethical judgment, emotional intelligence and the ability to understand real-world problems as qualities that will continue to matter.
• On preparing for 2030 and beyond: She encouraged students to keep learning, experiment with technology, take part in projects and internships, and build the confidence to become creators and innovators rather than simply users of technology.

A Strong Message for the Future

The discussion brought out a clear message: the future will not belong only to those who understand business, technology or artificial intelligence individually. It will increasingly favour professionals who can connect these areas, understand their wider impact and use them responsibly to address real-world challenges.

The session also saw enthusiastic participation from the students. Their interaction with the panelists gave them an opportunity to understand how the workplace is changing and what they can do during their MBA and MCA journey to prepare themselves for the future.

FUSION – 2026 continues to provide newly admitted students with meaningful opportunities to interact with industry leaders and academicians. Such interactions help students connect classroom learning with practical insights, emerging skills and the mindset needed to become future-ready professionals.

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