The E-Cell of IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus), in collaboration with the Ghaziabad Management Association (GMA), successfully hosted the 5th Edition of Startup Conclave 2024. This flagship event, held on April 20th, 2024, served as a vibrant platform for budding entrepreneurs and aspiring business leaders to showcase their ideas, network with industry stalwarts, and gain valuable insights into the dynamic startup ecosystem.

The conclave witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 100 students and young entrepreneurs. Reputed institutions like IIM Rohtak, IIM Sirmaur, SRCC Delhi, and Gautam Buddha University were well-represented, contributing to the diverse and energetic atmosphere. The event comprised four key elements designed to foster innovation and entrepreneurial spirit:

• Thriving Startup Expo: This bustling marketplace served as a launchpad for budding ventures. Participants showcased their innovative ideas and products, receiving valuable feedback from industry professionals, potential investors, and fellow entrepreneurs. The intense competition culminated in a tie between DECO EARTH Pvt. Ltd. and BIOLAND, both of which impressed the judges with their groundbreaking concepts and impressive execution.
• Stimulating Business Plan Competition (EN-venture): This competition challenged participants to translate their entrepreneurial dreams into actionable business plans. Students presented their ventures, outlining their market analysis, financial projections, and unique value propositions. The intense competition encouraged critical thinking, strategic planning, and a comprehensive understanding of the business landscape.
• Strategic Business Simulation Game (Bizz Neeti): This interactive game provided a realistic simulation of the challenges and opportunities faced by businesses in the real world. Participants, divided into teams, made strategic decisions impacting various aspects of their virtual companies. The game fostered teamwork, problem-solving skills, and a deeper understanding of business dynamics.
• Exclusive Round Table Conference: This invite-only session brought together prominent figures from the startup ecosystem, including investors, mentors, and successful entrepreneurs. They engaged in insightful discussions on critical topics like funding strategies, navigating regulatory hurdles, and scaling startups for sustainable growth. The session provided invaluable firsthand knowledge and practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

The event was graced by the presence of esteemed dignitaries who set an inspiring tone for the day. Dr. Nikhil Agarwal, CEO of SIIC & AIIDE at IIT Kanpur, served as the Chief Guest. He emphasized the importance of innovation, dedication, and perseverance in the journey of building successful startups. Guests of Honor Mr. Sunil Raina (Founder & CEO of Kaabil Kids) and Mr. Khalid Wani (CEO & Founder of KWCG and Director of One Capitall – NBFC) shared their entrepreneurial journeys, offering valuable insights and encouraging words for the aspiring business leaders present.

The success of Startup Conclave 2024 was fueled by the generous support of various sponsors and partners. The Ghaziabad Management Association played a pivotal role as the Collaborative Partner. Additional sponsors included Ghaziabad Precision Products Pvt. Ltd., Shree Ram Pistons & Rings Pvt. Ltd., and Spectra Products Pvt. Ltd. AIC-BIMTECH served as the Academic Partner, while Khalid Wani Consultancy Group lent its expertise as a Supporting Partner. Uni Notebooks provided branded notebooks for the participants, and Startup Story and Startup News FYI served as Media Partners. Kurativz Technologies and Consultation Services, Innoscale Global Foundation, RegisterKaro, Real-Time Angel Fund, and Slamitt extended their valuable support as Ecosystem, Funding, Legal, and Scoring Partners, respectively.

Dr. Arun Kumar Singh, Director, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus), expressed his satisfaction with the success of the event. “Startup Conclave 2024 served as a testament to the institute’s commitment to fostering innovation and nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit amongst students. The event provided a platform for young minds to connect with industry leaders, exchange ideas, and gain valuable insights. We are grateful to all the participants, sponsors, and partners who contributed to the success of this remarkable event.”

The 5th Edition of Startup Conclave 2024 concluded with a renewed sense of optimism and a shared passion for entrepreneurship. The event not only ignited the entrepreneurial spark in aspiring business leaders but also fostered a dynamic ecosystem of collaboration and support within the Ghaziabad region. IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) remains committed to nurturing future generations of entrepreneurs by providing them with the knowledge, resources, and network to translate their innovative ideas into successful ventures.

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New Delhi (India), November 17: Over the years, India has been home to a barren education system that continues to imitate redundant practices and resources. While digital transformation is happening in all corners of the globe, the nation with the biggest population in the world is still lagging.

Fortunately, India has recognized the need to support private institutions that can cater to more students simultaneously. Capitalizing on this realization, various private institutes like IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) have provided a quality of education so far unseen.

Their achievement has been rooted in traditionality, inculcating the ideal of classroom learning that enables both the academician and the student to converse and communicate actively. IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) has formulated Smart classrooms, each equipped with digital boards and amenities to guide efficient student learning.

Another traditional deficiency that has persisted has been the excessive usage of books and physical learning tools. Although founded on the correct principle of disseminating knowledge, this norm needs to be modified to suit the new digital age. Led by their vision to become a global leader in the tenets of excellence, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) offers a richly equipped library that contains over 20,000 books and 800,000+ e-books in segments of management, information technology, biosciences, and journalism.

The institute has also set the standard for corporate excellence. While most Indian institutes are only interested in admissions procedures that generate revenues, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) strives to forge corporate connections with renowned Indian-industry experts that help students understand and identify the distinct skills they might require in their future. These connections also help conduct various internships, live projects, and corporate visits that aid student understanding of professional operations to a greater echelon.

Another perennial aspect of learning is the development of students and their individual personalities to meet the demands of the professional world. These developments not only instill a sense of confidence in individuals but also drive them towards employability. At IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus), the Career Development Centre helps students address and learn vocal skills that can improve their professional output and competence.

In regard to defunct traditional practices, one that has persisted in India for years is that academic education should only be administered within the classroom. Institutes are still prejudiced against the idea of experiential learning that continues outside of the classroom. Internships and live projects are mediums of learning that help students understand corporate operations, professional command, and strict time management. They also disseminate a sense of corporate communication that is difficult to find in academic environments.

Despite its reputation as an emerging institution, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) has a rich and diverse 34-year legacy. Recognized for being the best BBA college in Delhi, NCR, their management education offers international-standard learning to each student. Their learning pedagogy is an assimilation of experiential learning and academic experimentation that guides students’ careers from the earliest point.

Offering education in Management, Biotechnology, Mass Journalism, and International Business courses, the institute is also recognized as one of the best BCA colleges near Delhi. IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) has garnered credibility and acclamation of A Grade from NAAC, IIRF, 12 (B) status from UGC for the research excellence and focus on academic development and the Times B School Survey.

Facilitating students across 3 campuses and providing more than 20 distinct programmes producing University toppers consistently, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) has produced more than 40,000 alumni, each achieving stellar milestones within their careers.

Another cornerstone of the institute’s success is their focus on disseminating the correct amenities. At the institute, students are assisted with an online library, smart classrooms, IT and science labs, and rooms with audio and visual capacity to better guide their learning.

Each of these amenities has not only justified IMS Ghaziabad’s (University Courses Campus) position as one of the best BCA colleges near Delhi but also helped set a standard of learning that various Indian institutes are following today. To conclude, we can say that India’s education has changed, from achieving statistical excellence to shaping young minds that will become tomorrow’s leaders. Embracing this change, the institution has become the choice for any student wishing to enroll in the best BBA college in Delhi, NCR.

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Ghaziabad/Noida, Oct 22 (IANS) With Noida and Ghaziabad surging ahead with modes of better transport, Jewar airport in Noida adds to its dimensions apart from metro connectivity, pod taxis, rapid rails etc. especially in western Uttar Pradesh and its surrounding districts.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has dedicated the first RapidX train service to the country and inaugurated it by flagging off the train at the Sahibabad station on October 20.

During the inauguration of the RapidX train, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, Uttar Pradesh BJP President Bhupendra Singh Chaudhary were also present. While travelling in the train, some students also accompanied Prime Minister Modi. The Prime Minister wants to send across the message that the common man of Uttar Pradesh will soon travel in the world-class high speed train.

The first phase of the 82-km long Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridor has been inaugurated by PM Modi where he flagged off the country's first rapid rail service "Namo Bharat".

As much as 30,000 crore has been spent on the "Namo Bharat" project. At present, the first phase of this 17-km long railway project will operate from the Sahibabad station to Duhai Depot in Ghaziabad.

Meanwhile, the RaidX rail consists of five stations which include Sahibabad, Ghaziabad, Guldhar, Duhai and Duhai Depot. Initially 10 to 13 trains will run on this track which will be complete its destination in just 11 to 12 minutes since the train runs at a speed of 160 km per hour.

In the second phase, this train will be run up to Meerut South station in the year 2024. Whereas in the year 2025, RapidX rail will run on the entire railway corridor from Delhi-Meerut. The fare from Duhai depot to Sahibabad station in the general coach of this train will be Rs 50.

If one travels in premium coach then this fare will cost Rs 100 and the operating time of this train will be from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. There will be no fare for children up to 90 cm height. The passengers can carry with them lauggage weighing maximum 25 kg.

New developmental projects are being launched in the Yamuna Authority area. Due to the airport being built in Greater Noida's Jewar, the development of this area has been rapid and at the same time, efforts are also being made to settle this entire area in a unique way in NCR.

Earlier, there was a plan to run pod taxis in the residential and industrial sectors of Yamuna Authority, now along with them, preparations are being made to implement the plan to run trams there as well. The Yamuna Authority has sent the detailed project report of pod taxis to the Uttar Pradesh government for which the work on this project will start only after approval from it.

Yamuna Authority officials have started studying many cities for planning to operate trams and city buses in their residential and industrial sectors. With these facilities, people will be able to travel from every block of the sector at low cost and without any hassle. For better transportation facilities, Yamuna Authority has prepared a plan to run pod taxis, trams and city buses.

On one hand, city bus service will be connected to the blocks of each sector. The tram will be run on every 30 metre wide road. Apart from Film City and industrial sectors, DPR has already been prepared for pod taxis in residential sectors. Both residential Sectors-18 and 20 of YEIDA are situated within a radius of about 10 km.

Apart from this, Yamuna Authority has allotted land to more than 3,000 companies of which some some have also started production here.

Once the companies are started in the area, about 2.5 to 3 lakh people will get employment. In view of the poor transport system of Noida and Greater Noida, Yamuna Authority has already started planning to provide better connectivity.

Along with this, Yamuna Authority has also said that it has prepared a DPR to build a metro corridor from Noida Airport to New Delhi railway station. This corridor will be about 77-km long. At present, a survey is being conducted regarding the Aqua Blue Line Corridor, after which the tender process will start.

PM e-bus service will soon reach every corner of Gautam Buddha Nagar. The city residents are soon going to get hassle-free transport services for which 37 routes have been finalised from Jewar to Greater Noida West in Gautam Buddha Nagar.

Uttar Pradesh State Transport Corporation has finalised 37 routes for the operation of PM e-bus service. The Noida Authority has also completed preparations for it, soon 100 mini-buses (around nine metre) will start operating from Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC) City Bus Depot located in Sector-90.

Noida, Greater Noida, Yamuna and Jewar Airport have been included in the prepared route. The work of preparing request for proposal (RFP) for bus operation has been started by Noida Traffic Cell (NTC).

On Wednesday, NTC held talks with UMTC representatives regarding Route 37, due to which there was a detailed discussion on connecting the entire district to the city bus service network. In the operation of city bus, service will be made available to the city residents from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

The routes that have been finalised for buses in Gautam Buddha Nagar include Kasna-Surajpur-Vijay Nagar Station, Greater Noida Depot to Sector 37 via Expressway, Dankaur-LG Gol-Suraj Pur Court, Dadri-Surajpur-IOC Roundabout Noida. Sector-22-Surajpur- Dadri, Greno Achhar-Gal Gotiya-Sharda Hospital-Surajpur Court, Sector-62-Noida City Centre-Sector-37, Jewar Airport, Gaur City Greno West, Jewar Airport-Pari Chowk-Surajpur-Dadri Marg, Sector 62-Sector 37-Bhangel-Dadri Marg, Sector 62-JIMS Hospital, Sector-37-Char Murti- Gautam Buddha University Marg, from Botanical Garden Metro Station. Greno Authority, Sector-22 to Kasna, Botanical Bus Stop to Sector-62, Botanical Garden-Advent, Sector-62 -Gaur City Echhar, Botanical Garden- Kasna Village, Gaur City-Noida City Center Metro Station, Botanical Garden Metro Station- chaparoli cut, Shashi Chowk to Ash City, Shashi Chowk to Cap Town, Shashi Chowk-Ek Murti, Shashi Chowk-Mahagun Mart, Shashi Chowk-Amrapali Silicon, Sector- 62- Gaur City- Greno Authority, Sector 15-Sector 62, Yamuna Authority- Dankaur. Roundabout-Botanical Garden, Sector 62-Jewar Airport, Sector-35-Jewar Airport, Sector 62- 12, 22-Roundabout, Model Chowki-12, 22-Roundabout, Sector-35-Surajpur-Dadri, Sector 12,22- Greno Authority-Jewar Airport, IOC-University-Jewar Airport, Sector-35-Surajpur-Jewar Airport, Sector-35-Pari Chowk-Kasna-Jewar Airport have been included.

New Delhi (India), October 19: For years, India’s traditional education system has been burdened by the pursuit of stellar results and the reach for higher percentages. Fueled by the aspirations of each student to enter India’s top and most prestigious institutions, students have churned out long hours, and study sessions dampened with memorizing academic concepts till the point of saturation. 

Each year, as higher education institutions formulate new Entrance exams and modify their admissions procedure, students find an array of more stringent requirements that they must meet—leading to the onset of stress, anxiety and depression in perhaps the nation’s most consequential demographic. 

Studies conducted in Chennai by the Schizophrenia Research Foundation (SCARF) indicated that 32% of students suffered from severe depression while 30% suffered from crippling anxiety, and only 5% received the correct professional treatment for these conditions. 

Beyond these staggering figures, the study also looked at India’s suicide cases rising from 9.9 to 12.4 per cent after COVID-19. These numbers are expected to stay the same or increase until India mends its dormant educational system. Interesting statistics surfaced according to Indian Psychiatric Society state President Dr Paneer Selvan: “Earlier, the number one cause of death among youth used to be road accidents, now it is suicide:” 

Beyond numbers and statistics, severe anxiety and depression have been known to keep students up at night. These symptoms Degrade their sleep patterns and ability to focus in class, thus creating a negative loop in their academic and personal lives. It is these minor patterns that often lead aspiring students to suicidal attempts.   

Depression and anxiety have also been critical factors in deconstructing students’ self-esteem and confidence in light of their achievements. For every student who gets admitted into elite Indian institutions like IITs and IIMs, many more do not. And their stories are never heard, nor are their problems.   

While concepts such as mental health are gaining prevalence in India, there is still a long way to go. Beyond treatment, if the rates of anxiety and depression are to be brought down and the country’s future is to be revitalized, India needs to look at the source of the problem before its remedy. Fortunately, some already have. As the new decade unfolds, Delhi NCR has become the epicentre of technical and Management education. Some of them are employing learning approaches that were unexpected before.    

IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus):   

Founded in 1990 to provide a brand of learning that resonates with the rest of the world and to impart quality education in the correct environment, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) has garnered various acclamations from NAAC, CEGR and other bodies. UGC has also given the Institution a 12(B) status for focus on academic development and research excellence.

Yet if there is one aspect of IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) success others should emulate, it is their commitment to garner practical learning. The university provides various specializations in Computer Sciences, Management, bioscience, mass journalism, and communication sources. 

Their nationally acclaimed learning pedagogy includes hands-on classroom learning, lab assessments and guest lectures from established corporate connections. However, moving beyond these concepts, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) has also incorporated student workshops, project-based learning, and work experience prerequisites to bolster their student development. 

Each summer, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) places a vital 6-8 week Internship requirement to help relay the correct corporate experience while embedding specific value-added modules that help drive personality development and employability.  

Although some will call IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) unrealistically ambitious, the institute’s commitment to reach a greater echelon of educational quality has led to the practical development of hundreds, if not thousands, of students. Placing their Management, biosciences, engineering, and computer sciences students in leading Indian and International MNCs, IMS Ghaziabad (university courses campus) has emerged as a shining example of what Higher Education should be.    

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New Delhi, June 8 (IANS) The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is assisting the Uttar Pradesh police in a case pertaining to conversion of minors through online gaming, an official said here on Thursday.

According to the official, the UP police had requested the probe agency's assistance in the matter.

"The UP police is planning to issue a Lookout Circular (LOC) for Karan Shahnavaz, alias Baddo, owing to the possibility of him fleeing abroad. The police are currently conducting raids in several states across the country in search of him," he said.

The police have arrested a Maulana (Islamic religious leader) in this case, who is the Maulana of the Jama Masjid in Ghaziabad. He is also a member of the 15-member committee of the mosque. Kaan Shahnavaz is his associate and is on the run currently.

Notably, the Ghaziabad police have received information about the conversion of four minors from different parts of the country. While one is from Faridabad, another from Chandigarh, and the remaining two are from Ghaziabad itself.

However, this figure may increase as the Ghaziabad police are continuously receiving inputs from several other states indicating that large-scale conversions have taken place in several locations.

On May 30, a resident of Rajnagar in Ghaziabad filed an FIR (First Information Report) at the Kavi Nagar police station regarding a case of conversion. He alleged that his son was initially involved in online gaming and later underwent conversion.

The FIR mentioned Maulvi Abdul Rahman of Sanjay Nagar Sector-23 mosque and another individual named Baddo from Mumbai. Both are accused of brainwashing Hindu boys and making them recite prayers. On June 4, the police arrested Maulvi Abdul Rahman of the mosque in connection with this case.

Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], May 31: Instituted by a group of creative thinkers and philanthropists in 1990, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) is one of India’s reputed and trusted institutions with 33 years of academic legacy. The institute was established to nurture the business leaders of tomorrow who can adapt themselves to the ever-changing economic landscape.

As technology advances, the outlook towards education is evolving towards a more realistic pattern, which goes beyond theoretical knowledge and has diversified into more immersive and interactive learning experiences.

The concept of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) has a significant role in such transformation, impacting the growth of both students and society. Providing STEM education is an excellent way to address the growing skill-based challenges in the job market. The subjects focus on technical skills and critical thinking, making students ready to solve job-based difficulties head-on confidently.

STEM education is an improvement on the conventional modes of instruction. Students who are passionate about science can combine their interests and careers thanks to its innovative methodology. When students learn theory along with working on projects and practical solutions regarding the field, a glorious career awaits them.

STEM education has addressed global challenges, including healthcare access, climate change, renewable energy sources, and cybersecurity threats. Finding solutions to global problems will be difficult unless every educator ensures equitable access to STEM education to support every aspiring learner in the community.  It indicates that educators should also be provided with adequate resources, timely training, and technological support to sustain STEM in our education system effectively.

In the next few years, the employability market will be dominated by automated systems, diminishing manual tasks to a large extent. It means there will be a proactive transformation in the career ventures. Diverse job opportunities will be created expeditiously, where the experts predict a sharp leap in demand for distinguished professionals in technical, scientific, health, and analytical sectors.

Exposing the students to the STEM approach will cultivate the novelty in education and encourage them to tackle these technological challenges with new perspectives. Specialized certifications and training through industry collaboration will equip the students to innovate new technologies and keep pace with the ever-evolving digital landscape.

The coursework of STEM subjects challenges the students to think critically and come up with effective solutions. As a result, students will be prepared to emerge as the next generation of innovators.

In the coming years, educators, parents, students, and institutions must be involved in the learning process and consider embracing STEM education for a holistic and practical understanding of the future that awaits us. Besides stimulating creative and analytical skills, it is a profound way to mold the next generation of young minds with an augmented vision and ambitious attitude. It will help shape our society with an innovative phase of the technological cataclysm.

Having acknowledged the role of STEM in society, IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) endeavours to impart innovative and vibrant STEM learning approaches as a part of its mission. They turn students into leaders by implementing a skill-focused curriculum, hands-on experiments, and research projects, fostering future scientists, trailblazers, and innovators to tackle technological challenges and transform society with sustainable solutions.

About IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus)

On the cusp of turning 33, the institute believes in innovative educational and cutting-edge research facilities run by a dedicated faculty committed to improving the intellectual capital of students. Besides its global accreditation, the institution has an excellent record of ensuring the placements of over 4000 alumni in diverse job profiles. IMS Ghaziabad (University Courses Campus) paves the way for an easy future for students focusing on STEM in its courses.

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Ghaziabad, March 17 (IANS) A video showing a groom and his friends performing car stunts in Ghaziabad's Modinagar has gone viral on social media, raising concerns about public safety.

In the video, the groom can be seen standing out of the sunroof of his car, while the other men climb out of the windows of five cars that followed, with loud music blaring in the background. They can be seen performing stunts on the moving cars, endangering themselves and other commuters on the road. The 44-second video has raised concerns about the reckless behavior of the wedding procession and the potential for accidents on the road.

After the video went viral, police have taken note of the incident and launched an investigation. However, the exact date of the incident has not yet been determined. The police have warned against such dangerous stunts and urged people to avoid such behavior in public spaces. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the public and the need for stricter enforcement of traffic rules.