The experts of the session were Mr Love Dhaka, faculty  Art of Living, Technical Project Manager with Espire Infolabs Pvt Ltd and Kush Dhaka, Youth programme expert and Corporate Trainer Art of Living,Agile Coach with cognition Analytics.  

Dr.Timira Shukla, Director welcomed the distinguished guests. They covered the secret of management of mind and how meditation facilitates domain knowledge by Nadi Shodhan Pranayama and Pancha Kosha Pranayama. They also made the students meditate for 15 minutes, after which students shared their experience during the meditation.

A session on “Teaching through case method” was taken by Dr. V.N Bajpai and Dr Satish Kumar. Through a case they explained the case method and how to deal with the case method , how to identify the problem , how to set boundary limit and how to write  the case summary. Prof. Yachna Malhotra considered a session on “Business Etiquette & Effective Communication”. She discussed about importance of interpersonal. Later Prof. Durba Roy, AVP – CRC conducted a session on “Placement & Employability”. 

All the sessions were highly interactive and engaging.

The Coca-Cola Company is an American multinational beverage corporation founded in 1892, best known as the producer of Coca-Cola. The Coca-Cola Company also manufactures, sells, and markets other non-alcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups, and alcoholic beverages.

Firstly, students were taken to the conference room where Ms. Richa from manufacturing department welcomed them and had a brief interaction with them.

An introductory video about the history of the company and its entire product range was screened. It was followed by a discussion where students raised several queries about the company and its products.

Ms. Richa explained the whole process of manufacturing of different types of beverages in the plant step by step. Students were taken inside the plant to understand the process and to see the entire manufacturing set up in operational mode. Students were told about the history procedure of the company and various other milestones of organization. Ms Richa was also accompanied by Mr Saurabh, Manager at Moon Beverages.

The session was full of knowledge and learning where students got an in-depth insight of how different types of beverages are being manufactured.

The session was conducted by the eminent speaker, Ms Pooja Kumar, IPR Expert, IP Facilitator from NIPAM Govt. of India and Founder & Director of Innove Intellects LLP.

She delivered her session on the specific domain on Startup and IPR Awareness program with an understanding of the terms of patent and filing of applications regarding startups and innovation. She mentioned the theory and applications with working examples such as logos, branding, and tools, etc. The discussion focused on infrastructure, skills, innovation, startups, ecosystem, digitalization, entrepreneurs especially women entrepreneurs.  Overall session was very interesting and remarkable in the domain of startup, entrepreneurship, IPR, skill development, ecosystem and innovation for all the participants.

Dr. Timira Shukla, Director (I.T.S School of Management), in the first session on "Journey to Success." Discussed about the importance of success in professional life. She discussed the significance of the vision with the illustration of Asian Paints. She expanded on the abbreviation "TEAM" by giving a range of real-life instances. The presentation included a combination of videos slide displays and pertinent demonstrations. 

The session was conducted by the eminent professional, Shri Ved Prakash, Coach, Founder Program Your Mind.

The Programme Chairperson, Dr. Anusha Agarwal, welcomed the distinguished guest. The session kicked off with an introduction of the significance of "Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)" in achieving success. Mr Prakash underlined the significance of achievement in a student's life and how they can construct a road to become one of the top 5% of extremely successful individuals in their lifetime.

Shri Ved Prakash described NLP as a powerful science to the students. He defined memory as the mind's ability to store what it perceives, whether through sensory perception or events manufactured in the mind like ambitions or decisions. He emphasised the steps towards commitment for an action implementation part of a goal that a person has prepared.

He advised  the students in learning and integrating NLP knowledge and techniques into their lives. The fact that students  participated and shared their life goals with the resource person made the session interesting.

The event brought together esteemed industry experts, HR professionals, and seasoned executives to shed light on the changing dynamics of the job market and the skill sets that companies are increasingly seeking in prospective employees. The session was moderated by Prof. Yachna Malhotra. The panel discussion aimed to explore the ever-evolving landscape of the corporate world and the essential skills required for aspiring professionals to thrive in their careers.

Ms. Manisha Pawar, Regional HR Head North-Dabur shared her insights on communication and interpersonal skills. She said that effective communication remains a cornerstone of success in any corporate setting.

Mr. Jasmeet Singh Sethi, Assistant Vice President, SHL Ltd. elaborated on critical thinking and problem solving.He highlighted the significance of honing these skills to tackle complex business challenges effectively.

Mr. Vivek Sharma, VP-HR & Admin, Bharat Certis Agri Science Ltd., emphasized emotional intelligence.Understanding and managing emotions, both one's own and others, is gaining prominence as a vital skill in the corporate world.

Mr. Ratuldev Ghosh Choudhury, Co-Founder, EKJAL Tech Pvt. Ltd, briefed on the importance of continuous learning and upskilling. He emphasized that learning should be a lifelong journey for professionals. Companies are increasingly seeking individuals who show a willingness to learn and upskill to adapt to emerging challenges and opportunities.

Mr. Prakash Gopalani, VP – Sales & Marketing, Eastern Software Systems, highlighted the importance of adaptability in today's fast-paced corporate environment. Companies are constantly evolving, and they look for individuals who can readily embrace change and bounce back from challenges with resilience.

The event provided students with an opportunity to clarify their concerns about changing expectations.

The session was conducted by the expert resource person Mr. Surya Narain Bahadur, Happiness Officer ATDC, Advanced Training and Development Consultant . The session was initiated with the understanding the value of success and role of higher education in achieving success.

He shared some useful tips with the students in terms of realistic goal setting. Some of the important areas that were highlighted in the training program included understanding oneself, importance of self-discipline, self-determination, overcoming stage fear and dealing effectively with difficult situations. He discussed the concept of Mindfulness and also demonstrated various techniques to practiceit in our personal and professional life.

Students participated in various indoor games activities that made them interact with each other. He also explained the importance of assertiveness in a student life with the help of video. The session was quite interactive as participants asked many relevant questions and Mr. Surya answered them to their satisfaction.

In the later part of the day students were administered MBTI test so as to understand their personalities better. The session was concluded with the presentation of plaque of honour to Mr. Surya Bahadur as a token of gratitude.

The guest talk on “Self-Awareness” by Dr. Shankar Goenka, Managing Director, WOW Factors India Pvt. Ltd, Author, Coach, TEDx speaker, Certified Master Trainer. Dr. Goenka introduced the concept of happiness to the students. He, interestingly, pointed out that real happiness does not lie in a high package, branded car and a bungalow but in empathizing with the underprivileged and helping the society. He also gave the 3Cs’ for a successful and happy professional life which include Commitment, Consistency, and Cooperation.  The session was very interactive and full of learning.

The students enlisted their personal, professional and team expectations and highlighted about what they imagine the course would help them to achieve. It was fascinating to experience the level of awareness and clarity of thought the participants had. They understood the importance of skill- development and personality enhancement to incur the best return on their investment. The session was conducted by Dr. Anusha Agrawal and Dr. Shikha Arora who answered students queries and delivered information about the various opportunities offered to them under the PGDM program which will assist in satisfying their personal, professional institutions’ overall expectations.

The session was conducted by Dr. Mayank Sharma and Prof. Yachna Malhotra. The best and the most stimulating part of the day was the session on “Management Lessons from a movie”. The session was about teaching some important values and teachings from engaging movies. It was highlighted that the process of discussing and coming on a movie- name was an important activity to focus on as the outcome would cast a projection about how the team want to be perceived by others. The entire activity stimulated the brains of the students and provided them  food for thought about themselves, their personality, their future aspirations and last but not the least management principles and skills required to excel in the dynamic corporate world.

The students participated in an engaging and highly interactive session.

The session saw the illustrious presence of Shri Arpit Chadha, Vice Chairman ITS - The Education Group who welcomed and exhorted the new batch students to develop foresight and vision towards their academic and professional goals. He guided the students towards creating a spark in themselves and raise the bar in whatever they do.

Mr. Surinder Sood, Director-PR I.T.S-The Education Group shared how Indian people are progressing across the world in all spheres. He further emphasized on acquiring 21st century skills.

Dr. Timira Shukla, Director welcomed all the eminent guests and students for the session. Dr Anusha Agarwal, Chairperson-PGDM gave a brief overview of the two-week orientation programme.

Chief Guest of the day, Mr. Sachin Phansikar, Chief Operating Officer – Business Standard in his address guided students to work relentlessly towards pursuit of excellence by focusing on perseverance, determination and goal clarity. He shared, how innovation is the lifeblood of a successful organization.

Guest of Honour, Mr. Sharad Sachdeva, Head Commercial – Non Aero, Noida International Airport discussed about how to manage the conflict between the mind and heart. He focused upon creating a purpose in life and create passion from within as it can’t be generated from outside.

Guest of Honour, Mr. Munish Pandhi, Associate Director – Health and Public Services, Accenture talked about how the Gen-Z need to fight with irrelevance as the skills are becoming obsolete every day. He guided students to focus on new emergent fields and try to inculcate differentiation as a strategy to sustain and excel.

The session was very interactive and engaging.  It give an opportunity to budding managers to broaden their horizons. 

to provide an overview of the PGDM program, highlight the key aspects of the Institute's infrastructure, and introduce various departments and services crucial for the students' academic journey and future career prospects. A brief profile of each faculty member was shared, highlighting their qualifications, research interests, and industry experience.

Later an “Icebreaking Session” was conducted for the students  by Dr. Shikha Arora, Prof. Yachna Malhotra, Dr. D K Pandey and Dr. Shailendra Dube. Objective of the session was to make the participants comfortable at I.T.S campus and become familiar with each other. Three rounds of introduction were conducted in small groups of 8-10 members each. Than  groups were assigned for “Tower Building Activity using colourful balloons”. The objective was to enhance communication in the group and team building.  Students thoroughly enjoyed the session.