Shri Rahul Singh drew the attention of the young participants on the need of performing meditation on a regular basis because in his view everyone is under stress today – be it family, education, work pressure or any other reasons. He further added, performing meditation, breathing exercises and Yoga, enhances ones Clarity of thoughts, Concentration and Confidence. All students practiced meditation & breathing exercises, which was a unique experience for all of them.

The session was hosted by Ms.Khyati Aggarwal, student of PGDM (2024-26 Batch). The session was concluded with presenting a plaque to Shri Rahul Singh as token of gratitude by Dr. Ajay Kumar &Dr.AnushaAgarwal, PGDM Chairperson.

The speaker started  the session by an activity of “find Our Partner” in which students were to find a partner having the same vowel in the end of their name and then sit with them. After this she asked the students “How many of us don’t like the rain “reason of asking this question was to know that how people can have different perception about the same thing. Then the next question arose who like Delhi then who like their own city. She was asking all these question just to make students realise that we should be flexible. She also talked about the workplace behviour, discussed about the factors, our attitude depends on and how can we rectify it.Meanwhile she also discussed about diversity in corporate.Then the best part of the workshop came where she told the student to write name , whom they trust the most with age , city , gender . Also talk about the Big 5 Model of personality .She ended the session by telling how important is self- love and acceptance.

The session was highly interactive and provided valuable knowledge.

The resource person of the workshop was Mr. Kapil Kalra, CFA, Climate Finance Specialist at Vancity Community Investment Bank, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is a seasoned financial professional with a wealth of experience in climate finance, sustainable investments, and business valuation. He has worked extensively in Toronto’s finance sector, focusing on innovative financial solutions and sustainable development workshop.

The objective of the workshop was to equip students with practical financial modeling skills essential for their academic and professional pursuits.The workshop started with motivational words by Dr. Anusha Agarwal, Chairperson PGDM. She highlighted the importance of financial modeling in today’s scenario.

The workshop provided a comprehensive introduction to financial modeling, focusing on practical approaches to building accurate and dynamic financial models. Students learned essential concepts such as projecting cash flows, scenario analysis, business valuation, and the importance of integrating assumptions into models. Mr. Kalra broke down the modeling process into digestible steps, allowing participants to understand the real-world applications of financial models in decision-making, risk assessment, and valuation.

The students found the workshop immensely beneficial. They  particularly appreciated the hands-on learning aspect of the workshop, as they could practice modeling techniques under the guidance of an expert. This experience not only boosted their confidence in financial modeling but also prepared them for the practical challenges they may face in the corporate world.

The workshop was very interactive as many questions were raised by the speaker to the students for better learning. He also took questions from the students and answered them satisfactorily. Towards the end of the workshop, the Virtual Plaque was presented to the Speaker as a token of gratitude and remembrance. The entire workshop was very informative & inspiring for the students.

The esteemed speaker for the event was Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, Professor of Marketing at the Delhi School of Business. The workshop began with a formal welcome and honoringtoDr. Jaspreet Kaur. The session opened with an exploration of the transformative potential of AI technologies in generating content and personalizing marketing strategies. The focus was on producing high-quality content and effectively engaging audiences across various digital platforms.

Additionally, the workshop included an analysis of customer sentiment, illustrating how businesses can leverage these insights to improve customer satisfaction and loyalty.Aslo explained about the google AdWords and SEO.  The discussion highlighted the benefits of using generative AI, such as increased efficiency and personalization, while also addressing potential challenges like ethical considerations and quality control.

The session was followed by a question/answer round where students proactively participated in the same. At last the session was concluded by  honouring the guest with momento as a token of appreciation.

The workshop commenced with an inaugural session graced by the presence of Director Dr. Ajay Kumar, PGDM Chairperson Dr. Anusha Agarwal, Prof. Yachna Malhotra, and Mr. Ajay K. Sharma, CEO & Executive Director of TPC Global.

The training sessions were led by experienced professionals: Ms. Kanwaldeep Kang, Ms. Ritu Bhardwaj, Ms. Shimpy Gera, and Ms. Nandani. These sessions covered various critical employability skills such as interview techniques, goal setting, professional resume development, video resumes, personal branding, corporate presentations, group discussions, mock interviews, and email etiquette. The trainers facilitated hands-on activities designed to boost students' self-confidence and help them overcome interview anxiety. Mock drills were conducted to provide students with a real-life simulation of the interview process.

On the final day, students underwent comprehensive assessments through group discussions and personal interviews. A panel of trainers, along with internal faculty members from finance, marketing, HR, and operations, evaluated students' resumes, held discussions on social and current affairs, and conducted detailed personal interviews.

The workshop generated high levels of enthusiasm among students, who actively participated in all activities. The mock drills proved especially beneficial, familiarizing students with the complete interview process.

The Workshop pertains to “Business Simulation Game on BANKSTRAT”. Mr. Debasish J Das, CEO, Humanlinks Learning, was the Resource Person for the workshop.

Prof.( Dr.) Ajay Kumar, Director, ITS School of Management welcomed Mr. Debasish J. Das, in the presence of Programme Chairperson, Dr. Anusha Agarwal, Professor Amitabh Rajan, Prof. Kumar Biswas , Dr. Shailendra Kumar Dube and the entire batch of PGDM 2023-25 students. Professor Ajay Kumar, in his inaugural address, highlighted the importance of “Business Simulations Games” for budding managers and stressed on the need for becoming serious, responsive and learning the intricacies of  ‘Simulation Games’.

Mr. Debashish gave a briefing about the Business Simulation Game and urged students to apply their mind in devising strategies for optimising revenues and profits. The “Hands on Experience” through workshop, will certainly help budding managers to judge their performance and try to improve further so that future career prospects are better.

There was Question & Answer Round session too. Finally, Prof. Kumar Biswas offered a memento to Mr. Das , as a token of appreciation. The workshop was quite interesting and had high educative quotient value. 

The session was conducted by Dr. Satish Kumar Ramoju and Mr. Phani Prasad Karanam Senior both clinical Instructors at EMRI (Emergency Medicine Research  institute) 108 services.

The session focused on “Accident First Response Training to make students aware about the common reasons for death among youngsters in India due to road accidents. The session explained about Life - saving skills. Practical training was exhibited on safety measures that can be opted in the emergency situation. First Responder Action training was given by performing along with students. Experts provided insights into the significance of the very first response at the time of the accident. Practical teaching on CPR situations was conducted with the time management and how to use the equipment was practically demonstrated involving students. The participant interaction was facilitated through networking opportunities, collaborative activities, and insightful Q&A sessions.

The session was very helpful and interactive. It provided learning on safety measures at the time of accidents.

Expert for the workshop was  Mr. Lakhpat Singh, Training Manager at EBSCO information services, New Delhi.

Mr. Lakhpat Singh shared his views about qualitative and authentic literature reviews, summaries, articles, journals, citation and other reading material which is available on EBSCO websites. He explained how students related to different managerial fields can enhance their knowledge by reading quality material available on the websites. He explained how the EBSCO helps students to write research papers, citations, dissertations. He further explained the importance of authentic data backed by government websites and trustworthy resources in research. He ended the session with giving beautiful insight   to students how one can use, process and register in EBSCO websites and use it effectively and efficiently.

The workshop ended with immense knowledge on E-Books and Research related material and how EBSCO helped learners to read books related to different areas.