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In this Issue Recent Achievements Interviews Pro-Chancellor’s Outreach Activities Pro Vice-Chancellor’s Outreach Activities News and Events News from the Schools School of Engineering and Technology School of Management School of Law School of Professional Attachment Student Activities Sports Papers Published and Presented Articles QUALITY BENCHMARKS

Ranked Top Private University in Haryana and Delhi/ NCR and No. 82 amongst universities all India, under NIRF by MHRD, Govt of India

Awarded No.1 Rank in All India Emerging Universities, Higher Education Review - May 2016

Established under Haryana Private University (Third Amendment) Act No. 25 of 2009

Recognised by the University Grants Commission, Govt. of India, under the UGC Act 1956, and empowered to grant degrees under Section 22 of the Act.

School of Law, NCU Ranked No. 5 amongst Top Law Schools of Eminence, All India and No.2 in North India by GHRDC Law Schools Survey 2016

Ranked No. 8 All India, for Research Productivity among Category ‘A’ Private Universities in CII-ICI Report 2015

Recognised by the Bar Council of India, Govt. of India

Accredited Undergraduate Engineering Programmes

Member of Association of Indian Universities

Recognised as the BEST .govcampus

Accredited by Accreditation Services for International Colleges (ASIC), United Kingdom, in the category of ‘Premier’ Universities

Member of International Students Exchange Programme

Member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities

Institutional Member of American Society for Quality (India)

All information issued under authority of Chancellor VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 The NorthCap University Sector-23-A. Gurgaon, Haryana – 122017, India Phone: 91 124 236 5811 - 12 -13, 4195200 Fax: 91 124 236 7488 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.ncuindia.edu DISCLAIMER While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this publication is accurate at the time of publication (June 2016), all matter that it covers may be subject to change without notice. The information is meant for illustrative purposes only and cannot be quoted as authority, to which the rules, regulations and notifications concerned shall be referred. The University does not intend, by the publication of this magazine, to create any contractual or other legal relation with the students, their advisors or any other stakeholders. The University reserves the exclusive right to change or withdraw, without notice, any statement in this magazine. The NorthCap University, Gurgaon has no other branch in India or overseas. Copyright © 2016 The NorthCap University F o u n d e r
M e m b e r s

N K Dewan Kavita Mishra Shiv Saran Mehra V Daulet Singh

Neera Makhija Avdhesh Mishra Z Daulet Singh

Vision: To be known globally for learning innovations, academic excellence and socially relevant research outcomes; strive to become the preferred destination for students, faculty, employers and collaborators & pride of alumni and the community.

Mission: Focus on quality of learning and innovation in all programmes with rigour and relevance. Develop competent professionals - innovative, analytical and independent; committed to excel in all their endeavours. Develop linkages globally with government, industry, academia and alumni for knowledge generation, dissemination and application. Encourage multi-disciplinarity in programmes and projects to explore new frontiers of knowledge. Continuously improve physical, academic and information infrastructure in pursuit of academic excellence. Create a nurturing environment for lifelong learning. Focus on entrepreneurship and socially relevant projects.

Core Values: Integrity in all endeavours. Humility, compassion and concern for all. Passion for quality and excellence. Quest for innovation. Leadership and Team Spirit. Autonomy with Accountability. Perseverance.

Quality Policy: To impart learning of the highest standards in the disciplines we have chosen, through a blend of theory, practice and performance. We endeavour to seek excellence in our academic activities and in all the services we provide to improve the quality of life of our students and the community we serve.

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 E d i t o r i a l

he current issue of VectorTech, the University’s bi-annual magazine brings to you the happenings in and outside the University in the last six months. It presents a glimpse of Tthe efforts of our students and faculty in different areas of academics and extra- curricular activities. The University has consistently been a frontrunner in imparting high quality higher education and producing capable and efficient engineers, management professionals and lawyers. The NorthCap University is not just about classroom lectures and examinations but also seminars, workshops, industrial visits, tours, co-curricular, sports, club activities and social outreach programmes. Participation in such activities help young people to become confident, independent, facilitate in their holistic development, prepare them for lucrative careers and become leaders of tomorrow. Exposure to talks by the best national and global minds, are indeed an awakener. They motivate and inspire the youth to be innovative and to soar to greater heights. Our endeavour has been to showcase all these individual and collective achievements of Schools and Departments of NCU, covering the period September 2015 to February 2016, in this issue. We, at the Editorial Cell, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our Governing Body for their continued support and giving us the opportunity to bring out different publications of your interest. We are grateful to the faculty, staff and the student community for helping us in shaping this magazine. This bouquet would not have been complete without your individual contributions. A warm note of thanks goes to Brig. SK Sharma (Retd) and Col Bikram Mohanty (Retd) for their invaluable support and guidance at each step. Thanks are due to Mr Akhilesh Kumar for providing good quality photographs and Mr Lalitnarayan Lal for the layout and graphics of the magazine. We hope that you will like our efforts. Please feel free to share your feedback with us. Your valuable suggestions will help us in making this a true mirror of the University.

Happy reading!

Ritesh Ranjan ([email protected]) Rekha Mathur ([email protected])

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 CONTENTS

Factfile 01 Table of Contents Message from the Governor 02 Message from the Pro Vice-Chancellor 03 Feedback 04 Recent Achievements 05 Interaction with Mr BK Gupta 07 Interview with Final Year Students 08 Outreach Activities of Prof. Prem Vrat 10 Outreach Activities of Brig SK Sharma (Retd) 12 News and Events...... XVIIth Academic Council Meeting of NCU 13 Convocation Ceremony 14 Youth Parliament ‘Disha’ 15 ORSI opens Examination Centre in North India .....16 MoU between Spoken Tutorial...... IIT Bombay and NCU 17 ASQ Annual Quality Conclave... . 18 Visit of ASQ-NCU team to Hero Motocorp Ltd 19 Best Research Paper Award by PARC 20 Faculty Development Programmes 20 Guest Lectures 23 News from the Schools...... School of Engineering & Technology...... Department of EECE 25 Department of CSE & IT 28 Department of Mechanical Engineering 33 Department of Civil and...... Environmental Engineering 37 Department of Applied Sciences 42 School of Management 46 School of Law 51 School of Professional Attachment 56 News from the Centre for ...... Languages Learning 60 News from the Library 61 Student Activities 62 Sports 67

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 Miscellaneous ...... Table of Contents Old Age Home Visit...... 70 Freshers Day 71 NCU team treks in Roopkund trek 72 Republic Day Celebrations ...73 FunCU Masti with NCU Kids ...74 Workshop on ‘Dealing with Relationships’ ...75 SPIC MACAY Programme...... 76 Books & Papers Published / Presented...... Papers Published by Prof. Prem Vrat 77 Department of EECE 77 Department of CSE & IT 79 Department of Civil & ...... Environmental Engineering 80 Department of Mechanical Engineering 81 Department of Applied Sciences 81 Centre for Languages Learning...... 83 School of Management 83 School of Law . 83 Articles ...... It’s Official. 84 Digital India: A Roadmap for Engineers!!...... 85 A Word for Higher Education Teachers 85 Importance of Learning Language...... through Literature...... 87 Culture, Classroom and Learning.... 88 Ways to Deal with Stress after Loss of Job.....89 Meditation 90 Federated Search Engine 91 Walking Down the Lanes 91 Law Colleges in Delhi NCR come together...... at Moot Court Competition 92 Physical Education is a Must for Students 93 What is it like to Grow up with Professor Parents? 94 A Day out in the Rain 95 Youth and Entrepreneurship 95

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 Factfile

Nature of University : Multidisciplinary, co-educational university offering Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral Programmes in Engineering, Management, Law, Applied Sciences and Humanities Established 1996 as affiliated college; 2010 as University By : Educate India Society, as a Private Self Financed University Located : In the industrial heartland of Gurgaon (Located 5 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi) Campus Address : Sector 23-A, Gurgaon, Haryana, India, Tel.: +91-124-2365811-13 Email: [email protected], Website: www.ncuindia.edu Visitor : Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Governor of Haryana Chancellor : Mr V Daulet Singh Pro-Chancellor : Prof. Prem Vrat, PhD, FNAE, FNASc, FWAPS, FISTE, FIIIE Pro Vice-Chancellor : Brig. SK Sharma (Retd) Registrar : Col. Bikram Mohanty (Retd) Student Population : Undergraduate 2922 : Postgraduate 317 : PhD 134 Student Gender Profile : Female 32%, Male 68% Faculty : 209 Scholarships : Merit - cum - Means Scholarships available, covering 100%, 50%, 25% of tuition fee, Merit Scholarships, Teaching Assistantship etc. Dean’s List of Students, Best Project awards

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 01 Message from the Governor

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Messag Message I am extremely happy to note that ITM University*, Gurgaon has emerged as one of the leading universities in North India. It is good to see that ITM University has been providing high quality education in Engineering, Hon’ble Management and Law. I am impressed by the way; this University has grown Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki Governor of Haryana from strength to strength since its inception to become a unique multidisciplinary University of higher learning in North India. I am happy to see an absolute ragging-free environment in the University and its excellent intake and placement records. The ratio of female employees and students in different streams is praiseworthy. With relevant and innovative courses, excellent infrastructure and qualified faculty, ITM University shows its commitment to academic development in India in general and Haryana in particular. I am confident that the University will continue to deliver quality education to serve as an intellectual resource base in India and the world, I wish ITM University, Gurgaon all the best in its endeavours to achieve academic goals and excellence.

(Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki)

*Now The NorthCap University

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 02 MESSAGE

Message from the Pro Vice-Chancellor

very new day brings a new opportunity and a new challenge. We have moved a long way since we started our journey as a young Einstitution twenty years ago, which transformed into a university in 2010. The common thread throughout our journey has been our passion for excellence and as a result, we stand tall among others. The accolades by various organizations, our consistent top rankings in different surveys, placement of students in reputed organizations – all give us the impetus to further improve ourselves. The NIRF ranking by Ministry of Human Resources Department, Govt of Brig. SK Sharma India, which ranked us as the top private university in Haryana and Pro Vice-Chancellor and Senior Professor Delhi/NCR, has been a feather in our cap. It is my pleasure and pride to thank all faculty, staff, students, parents and other stakeholders who helped us maintain our pole position as a premier institution of higher education in North India. Recently our University has also been accredited by National Assessment & Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore. These honours carry a lot of responsibilities and expectations as well. We believe our students will do well in all their endeavours, aided by our highly qualified and dedicated faculty who are sensitive to the academic challenges of our students. This makes their learning experience truly transformational. Our primary focus is to make students better equipped to face the challenges of life by enhancing their skills, improving their employability and making them responsible citizens of society. For their holistic development we provide the physical infrastructure and necessary support to pursue sports, hobbies and co-curricular activities. I extend my best wishes to all staff and students of The NorthCap University and wish them the best of luck in all their future endeavours.

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 03 Feedback I am delighted to visit NCU; it has given hope and confidence about progress India is making – a country free from ignorance and poverty, a country that would be achieving a social and political order.

Sri Balmiki Prasad Singh IAS (Retd.) Former Governor of Sikkim & Union Home Secretary, Govt of India

NCU is an excellent university producing students of technology, management and law. The atmosphere of the university is very pious and holy suiting to the culture of our nation. It is truly a centre of learning as we aspire. I wish all the success to the University.

Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki Governor of Haryana & Visitor, The NorthCap University

It was great to be here in this great institution. NCU has a very bright future.

Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh President, Association of Indian Universities and Vice-Chancellor, National Law University, Delhi

I found that the Mission, Vision and quality policy are well spelled out. A great leader (VC) is leading from the front with dedicated faculty members. The quality of student intake is good. The research culture is inculcated even in UG programmes. There are lot of good practices that take place here I am quite impressed with the academic activities of the University. Wishing a great time ahead.

NC Shivaprakash Chairman NBA Team, IISC Bangalore

The university has made impressive progress in academics and research. The momentum should propel it to greater heights.

Prof. R C Budhani Dept of Physics, IIT Kanpur

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 04 RECENT ACHIVEMENTS

Recent Achievements

The NorthCap University tops in NIRF Ranking NCU Ranked No 1 Top Emerging University in India he NorthCap TU n i v e r s i t y, Gurgaon, has been r a n k e d N o . 1 University among To p E m e r g i n g Universities in India, in a survey b y H i g h e r Education Review, May 2016. The University has reached this triumph successively for two years in a row. It has n the recent ranking announced under the whole of North India. NCU ranked 82nd out of been also been placed among Top 10 INational Institutional Ranking Framework 233 participating universities of the total 740 Universities for Academic Excellence, all (NIRF) by Ministry of Human Resource universities in India. It ranked 17th among all India. Development (MHRD), Govt of India, The Private Universities in India. Among different A young university, NCU, has emerged as a NorthCap University is listed as the only parameters of the NIRF ranking, NCU secured first class multidisciplinary university within Private University in Haryana amongst Top 100% points in 'Graduate Outcomes' and 75% six years of its establishment promoting 100 Universities, All India. The NIRF has been points each in 'Teaching, Learning & excellence and an inter-disciplinary launched by the MHRD for the very first time. Resources' and 'Outreach' which speaks approach in teaching and research In a ceremony held on 4 April 2016, the about its academic excellence. activities. It is committed to making the Honourable Minister of Human Resource The NIRF outlines a methodology to rank students’ educational experience Development, Smt Smriti Zubin Irani issued institutions across the country, drawing from multifaceted and holistic and provides a the rankings. The launch was attended by the the overall recommendations by a Core learning environment that is about creation, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig SK Sharma (Retd.). Committee set up by MHRD, to identify the innovation and growth an education system The NorthCap University has been placed as broad parameters for ranking various t h a t i s i n d u s t r y - r e l e v a n t a n d the top Private University in Haryana and universities and institutions. entrepreneurship oriented. Delhi/ NCR and the 4th Private University in

Prof. Pushpesh Pant conferred with Padma Shri award rof. Pushpesh Pant, Professor and Dean intended for himself only, it is PSchool of Law at The NorthCap associated with the society University has been conferred with Padma and nation at large. It is a Shri by the President of India on the occasion special time for me as it has of Republic Day 2016. Prof. Pant received come to me when I am the award in the category of Literature and engaged in a profession of Education – Journalism. Prof. Pushpesh Pant my choice and interest. I am is a noted Indian academic, food critic and thankful to NCU that I have historian. He is an expert on International been invited to teach Law, a Relations. He has been a columnist for subject I love.” various leading newspapers and magazines. The NorthCap University He has published over a dozen books on c o n g r a t u l a t e s P r o f . food, travel and tourism. Pushpesh Pant on his On receiving the award, Prof. Pant said, “It is coveted achievement. indeed a moment of pleasure for me to be Wishing Prof. Pant on his selected for Padma Shri award. To me it notable attainment, Brig. SK Sharma (Retd), and journalist and is now working towards means, sooner or later one’s work gets Pro Vice-Chancellor, said, “We congratulate implementing substantive improvements in the recognized. It also puts a sense of Prof. Pant. He has contributed a lot to the School of Law at our University.” responsibility on you. What one does is not nation in his splendid career as an educationist

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 05 Outstanding Paper Award by Emerald Group Publishing Ltd. Best Case Study (Traditional Area) Award he National Council of Indian Institution Tof Industrial Engineering (IIIE) conferred the Best Case Study (Traditional ts Area) Award for the year 2014-15 to the article, 'An Application of Production emen

v Excellence through Value Flow - A Case Prof. Prem Vrat Prof. Ravindra Ojha Prof. AK Vij Study' jointly authored by Prof. Ravindra Pro-Chancellor Director SOET Prof. Emeritus SOM Ojha, Director SOET, Mr Sanjay Katyal and t Achie Mr Sanjay Sethi. The article has been he NorthCap University shares with great selected by the Emerald Group Publishing Ltd., published in Vol. VII, Issue No. 6 of Industrial ecen p r i d e t h a t a r e s e a r c h p a p e r, UK, for the ‘2015 Outstanding Paper Award’.

R T Engineering Journal in June 2014. ‘Manufacturing Excellence and its Critical The paper was published in the Journal of Factors - An Interpretive Structural Advances in Management Research, Vol. 11, The award was presented to Prof. Ojha Methodology Application’ authored jointly by No. 3, pp. 312-332. during the 57th Annual Convention of IIIE Prof. Ravindra Ojha, Director, School of held on 28 November 2015 at SV National Congratulation to the illustratious authors. Engineering and Technology, Prof. Prem Vrat, Institute of Technology, Surat, Gujarat. Pro-Chancellor and Prof. AK Vij, Professor Emeritus, School of Management, has been

NCU Faculty win National Design Contest

team of Mr Ashwini Sharma, Asst Professor and Mr Gagan Baradia, Asst Professor, Aboth of Dept of Mechanical Engineering bagged the first prize in Professor’s Category in Aakruti 2015 National Design Contest with the theme of ‘Smart City and Smart Villages of India’, held at Pune on 1 October 2015. Mr Sharma and Mr Baradia participated in the contest which witnessed a participation of 703 teams from 129 engineering colleges and universities from all over the country. The team had designed a semi-automatic machine for making low cost sanitary napkins which was appreciated by the jury members. Aakruti 2015 is a nationwide contest on 3D Design & Modelling with an objective of increasing collaboration between academia and 3D professionals. It invited professors and students from engineering and architectural colleges to design smart products for smart cities and smart villages.

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 06 INTERVIEW

Interaction with Mr BK Gupta

2. W i t h i n c r e a s i n g f o c u s o n with colleagues and customers. Still others entrepreneurship, what steps does have little business knowledge, and have SPA take to groom our students? simply hired the talent they need to succeed. As you work through your analysis, you may Entrepreneurship, as it is generally feel that you're ready to take the plunge into understood, doesn't necessarily involve your own venture. Alternatively, you may starting your own business. Many people who decide to wait and further develop your skills. don't work for themselves are recognized as You may even decide that entrepreneurship entrepreneurs within their organizations. One isn't for you. Whatever your choice, make sure Mr BK Gupta thing is certain: becoming a successful that it feels right. entrepreneur isn't easy. Director Some questions you need to yourself before School of Professional Attachment SPA plays a very vital role in grooming the taking a decision may be: students for the entrepreneurship skills: a) The Boss Mindset: How do you work and a) Personal skills: Like Initiative, optimism, treat your boss versus act as your own motivation, self-control etc. boss? 1. In your view, what is the role of b) Interpersonal skills: Like leadership, b) The Direction, Mission and Vision education in nation-building? communication skills, listening, inter Mindset: Who sets the direction of your personal relationships, ethics etc. Education is considered by many as the key career as an employee versus a self- tool for nation-building and is a basic human c) Critical and creative thinking skills: Like employed super star? right. Nations world over, including India, problem solving, crisis management, c) Income or salary mindset: There is no have enacted laws for ‘Right to Education’ for recognizing opportunities etc. lower limit or upper possibility with each of its citizens. It has been proved that the d) Practical skills: Like Business income when you are that self-employed most successful economies in the world are knowledge, Entrepreneurial knowledge super star and this can go either way, it’s those that invest the most in imparting etc. all up to you. As an employee, you get a education to its human resources. fixed pay. Which works best for you? In order to develop these skills, SPA helps the With the world leaning more and more on students with: d) Fears, insecurities and support mindset: knowledge-based economies, comparative Who is your support system when you advantages among nations are being derived a) Provide business, industrial and are an entrepreneur versus an employee less from natural resources or cheap labour technological magazines and articles when these emotions surface? and more from technical innovations and the b) Arrange seminars, invited talks competitive use of knowledge. e) Your systems, processes and workflow competitions mindset: There is an established way of We are living in a highly inquiring and c) Networking with entrepreneurs doing things in a company versus when innovation-oriented society. The pressing you are on your own and systems ensure demand of the present day society is novelty, d) Provide ideas to start a new venture your success so you cannot do away creativity, integration of knowledge at global with them. Which way is better for you? level, research and analytical thoughts. Thus, there is a pressing need to prepare the 3. A student may be in dual mind of 4. What qualities the hiring companies children and youth to cope with the needs of c h o o s i n g b e t w e e n j o b a n d look in a prospective candidate – the present situation. There is a need to entrepreneurship. What can you technical skills or other? develop analytical and critical thinking, skill suggest to them? Hiring companies are highly focused in their and attitude that would make them more Becoming an entrepreneur is a career decision selection process. flexible and innovative to deal with like any other. You need to do your homework, uncertainty and crises at both national and a. For a consulting MNC - The prime most look at your needs and desires, and then concern is a student with the right global levels. decide whether this path is for you. This will attitude, desire to learn, business This explains why contemporary worlds depend primarily on your passion and family etiquettes, communication and attention has focused on education as an support. Looking at the scenario today, a presentation skills. There is a relatively instrument of launching nations into the world student, at this young age should try whatever little stress on in-depth technical of science and technology and with is close to his heart, experiment, learn and concepts, basic conceptual knowledge is consequential hope of human advancement move forward. good enough. The main job requirement in terms of living conditions and development Many successful business-owners are is to deal with the clients right from the of the environment. impulsive, uncomfortable with risk, or hostile start of their career.

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XVIIth Academic Council Meeting of NCU VIIth Academic Council Meeting of The XNorthCap University was held on 19 September 2015. The meeting was chaired by the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig. SK Sharma (Retd). The Academic Council is the apex body for academic activities and promotes the highest standards of teaching and learning. The meeting is held thrice a year and stimulates debates on major strategic and academic issues. It also reviews and approves academic resolutions and policies. For the first time, two student members were invited to the meeting to share their views and contribute to the academic growth of the University.

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he fifth Academic Advisory Board activities, new courses, collaborations of inspiring them to be innovators, ground TMeeting of the University was held on 20 Departments with industry to share knowledge breakers and nation builders. February 2016 to review the progress made and resources, initiatives for the conservation during the year and advise on future plans of the environment etc. Their inputs go a long for the growth and development of the way to help shape University. The Academic Advisory Board is and enhance the the supreme advisory body comprising overall academic eminent educationists and industry experts quality, curriculum drawn from across the country. development and Honourable members exchanged views, spectrum of services presented new and refreshing ideas, and a t t h i s p r e m i e r advised on actions to improve the academic University. life and other essential deliverables so that M e m b e r s o f t h e the University could achieve its ultimate aim Board also interacted of attaining a position of preeminence in with faculty and India and have a global presence. They s t u d e n t s o n t h e discussed key issues such as review of Dean's List, sharing curriculum, research and development their thoughts and

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Youth Parliament ‘Disha’ Internal Audit ourth internal audit of different FDepartments of the University was held from 13 to 16 January 2016 covering the period of July-December 2015. The Audit committee comprised Prof. Prem Vrat (Chairman), Prof. BK Das (external member), Brig. SK Sharma (Retd), Prof. Ravindra Ojha and Wg Cdr Manohar Vasudev (Retd) (Convener). During the visit by the audit team, the details of Departments, NBA report, and innovative efforts of the Departments were he University organized the first edition of NCU Youth Parliament ‘Disha’ on 19-20 presented. The team interacted with the TSeptember 2015. Students from different colleges across Delhi NCR participated in the faculty members, visited the facilities at event. On the first day of the event, students presented arguments and counter-arguments the departments and provided valuable on the agenda ‘Delhi statehood’. The Executive Board moderated the whole committee and feedback for further improvement. provided essential information regarding the parliamentary democracy of India. On the second day of the event, the participants were given a crisis to resolve. The way the students tackled the crisis was applauded by the Executive Board members. The event was a huge success with the participants praising the organizing committee for successfully conducting NCU Youth Parliament.

Satellite Symposium on Modeling Brain Information Meeting with Governor of Narok County, Kenya he Pro-Chancellor NCU, Prof. Prem Vrat Tand the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig SK Sharma (Retd) had a fruitful and informative discussion with Governor of Narok County, Republic of Kenya, His Excellency Mr Samuel K Tunai on 10 September 2015. It was a prolific meeting wherein the delegates discussed regarding the education initiatives and collaboration between NCU and Maasai Mara University in the County of Narok. The meeting included discussions on student and he University organized a ‘Satellite and present novel results from different faculty exchange programmes after level TSymposium on Modeling Brain domains in a focused manner. The Symposium mapping, summer foundation courses, joint Information’ on 30 August 2015 as a part of witnessed presentations from Prof Phool research programmes between NCU and 2015 International Conference on Brain Singh, Dept of Applied Sciences, NCU; Prof educational institutions in Narok County. They Informatics & Health (BIH’15), held at London, Prabha Sharma, Ms Jyotsna Singh, Mr also had conversations on cooperative UK from 30 Aug – 2 Sep 2015. The Sandeep Singh, Ms Suman Bhatia, all of Dept programmes at postgraduate level. Symposium covered the topics on of CSE and IT, NCU; Prof RK Aggarwal, School Neurosciences, Cognitive science, Signal of Computer and Systems Sciences, JNU and processing and Neuroimaging technologies, other dignitaries from different parts of the and witnessed high quality talks from both globe including Ms Karina Jaime, Cinvestav brain and informatics communities presenting Unidad Guadalajara, Mexico and Mr Taihei the state-of-the-art research in the field. The Kotake, Maebashi Institute of Technology, Symposium and the Conference helped Maebashi, Japan, who were connected create great opportunities for researchers to through Skype. exchange ideas, identify emerging challenges

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MoU between Spoken Tutorial IIT Bombay and NCU Activity Grant received from SPIE n MoU was signed between Spoken Tutorial AProject, IIT Bombay and The NorthCap PIE Student Chapter at NCU has University. The agreement is helping the University in Sreceived an activity grant of USD 1500 conducting software training programmes in from SPIE. The grant has been provided in collaboration with IIT Bombay. The Spoken Tutorial view of the enthusiastic response of Project works as a mentor for the University in students of the Chapter, as around 40 incorporating technology-enabled learning into the students form the University have joined University and provide the required training material the Society during 2014-15. Currently, and documents to the University. All departments are there are 56 student members and 7 faculty expected to get involved in this venture. members in the NCU Student Chapter. The Society granted funds for the future activities of the Student Chapter during the year. IUCEE-SPEED Conference

Mock Interview Sessions

ne of the major parameters to gauge Oan educational institute is the final placement of students. For better he Department of CSE&IT organized a about how they can overcome the barriers preparation of its students for the Tthree-day IUCEE-SPEED Regional they face. Presentations were held by placements, School of Professional Conference from 28–30 September 2015 various groups about their respective action Attachments (SPA) and Centre of for engineering students to improve plans and how they would implement it, what Languages Learning (CLL) organized engineering education in India. The event all resources they would need, how they sessions of mock interviews for students of started with an introduction to IUCEE (Indo would manage change. different departments on 13 and 14 October US collaboration for engineering Through this workshop students were made 2015. SPA worked in tandem with CLL for education) and SPEED (Student platform to think beyond the boundaries and focus on grooming of students for placement drives. for engineering education development). A how they can work in synergy and accelerate Mrs Prerna Chauhan from CLL initiated few group activities and a workshop were the process of improving the quality of exclusive sessions for aspiring students for held to bring awareness about the imparted engineering education. forthcoming interviews. She simulated an challenges associated with the environment of personal interviews and conventional system of engineering and group discussions. The sessions were make students work collaboratively to find found highly absorbing by the aspirant a solution for these challenges and think students.

17 VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 ASQ Annual Quality Conclave Healthcare; Ms Savita Bradoo, Director Quality Convergys; Mr Lokendra Kulshrestha, Director Business Transformation APAC, Philips Lighting amongst others. In the opening address to the conclave, Prof. Prem Vrat, Pro-Chancellor, NCU, addressed ts the importance and relevance of Quality in life en

v and workplace. Mr IV Rao and Mr Ciby James highlighted the healthy association between ASQ and NCU and talked about Quality s and E Engagement. The invited speakers delivered w talks on importance and role of Quality in Ne different realms of life including service sector he American Society of Quality (ASQ) – their unique experiences and inspired the and healthcare industry. They also focused on TNCU Student Chapter conducted its students to walk the road of quality. The event the fact that service quality can be the only way Annual Quality Conclave 2015 on 25 was graced by the presence of industry forward for growth. The conclave concluded November 2015 which was attended by about experts and academicians, including Prof. with a vote of thanks by Prof. Ravindra Ojha, 25 industry experts and 100 faculty and Prem Vrat, Pro-Chancellor, NCU; Mr NP Director SOET, NCU. students. The theme of the conclave was Chandok, Associate Vice President - Quality, ‘Quality for Life’. The industry-student Hero Motocorp; Mr IV Rao, Executive Advisor, synergy was enhanced by the presence of MSIL; Mr Ciby James, Director -ASQ India; Dr many industry leaders who brought with them Arati Verma, Sr VP Medical Quality, Max

Video Shoot by ASQ he NorthCap University on 11 February 2016 shared its views on TQuality through a video shoot by the ASQ US team. The theme for the shoot was ‘Quality is Everywhere’. The prime focus was to let the world know how the presence of ASQ in India, including NCU has made a difference. Prof. Prem Vrat (Pro-Chancellor, NCU), Ms Jyotika Pruthi (Dept of CSE&IT), Ms Srishti Bhalotia (Chairperson, ASQ NCU Student Chapter), Mr Mandeep Kalra (Co-Chair, ASQ NCU Student Chapter) and Ms Sunita Pal (Coordinator, ASQ NCU Student Chapter) shared their thoughts during the shoot. The team from USA was impressed by the University’s quality culture.

ASQ organized HR Conclave on Creating Talent

he ASQ-NCU student chapter organized HR Conclave on 'Creating Talent' on T29 January 2016. Many senior HR experts from industries such as Tata Services Ltd, Maruti, GMR, Convergys, Quatrro etc. participated in the conclave. Students showcased their recent socially relevant projects such as e-waste recycling model, coconut cutting and puncturing machine and others. Inaugurating the event, the Pro-Chancellor, Prof. Prem Vrat said that NCU is the first University in India to have an ASQ Student Chapter and appreciated it for being very active. He stressed on the importance of lifelong learning to be globally employable . The Chief Guest, Mr Bharat Wakhlu, Resident Director Tata Services Ltd. delivered an inspiring keynote address. He was impressed by NCU's growth and development and appreciated the projects displayed by the students.

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Visit of ASQ-NCU team to Hero Motocorp Ltd

session was aimed towards motivation of the students to work for a major manufacturing organization in a dedicated manner. The University also came forward with their presentation showcasing their USPs, rankings, collaborations, academic initiatives and what talent they can offer to Hero MotoCorps in terms of employability, internship and projects. The ASQ team was then taken to the plant where the actual assembly of two wheelers was demonstrated by their instructors. NCU expects to strengthen the bond of collaboration through summer internships and SQ Student’s Chapter at NCU organized The ASQ- NCU team of 30 students and staff, projects that they can offer to our young minds. Aan industrial visit to Hero Motocorp Ltd. led by Ms Purnima Bajpai, Asst Professor, (Formerly Hero Honda Motors Ltd.) Gurgaon Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering, plant on 11 January 2016, with a view to get were warmly welcomed by Mr Sumit the insights about the vision, mission and Shandliya. He interacted with the students by strategy of the world's largest manufacturer giving a brief about Hero Motocorp responding of two-wheelers, based in India. to all the questions from our students. The

NCU faculty provide Career Counselling to School students Meeting with Students on team of faculty of NCU visited Salwan course etc. Students and parents showed Dean's List Public School, Gurgaon on 7 their interest in learning about the different A meeting of Officiating Vice- November 2015 for career counselling of courses offered by NCU, eligibility and other Chancellor, Brig SK Sharma (Retd) students of Class 11th and 12th. The team details. A comprised Ms Jyotsna Singh, Ms Anjali with UG/PG students of various Apart from the counselling session, the NCU Garg, Mr Ashwini Sharma and Mr Chetan programmes who featured in the coveted team also displayed our Mechanical Singh. They interacted with the students of Dean's List of Semester Results (June Engineering Department’s project ‘Baja the school and helped them in deciding 2015) was held on 9 October 2015. Apart Vehicle’ in the school which was an eye their career after +2. from the Officiating Vice-Chancellor, the catcher for students as well as faculty of the The visiting team had an interactive school. Other projects like Suraksha, meeting was attended by the Pro- discussion with the students giving Humanoid robot and an Automation project Chancellor, Prof. Prem Vrat; Dean information on the courses running at NCU, were also discussed with the participants. (Academics), Prof. Swaran Ahuja and their eligibility conditions, duration of the Directors of Schools. During the meeting, brainstorming discussions were held on various points like how to create more Career Counselling workshop at Euro International School, practical oriented teaching environment, Gurgaon review of course content at department level, amendments in the process of re- team of faculty from NCU made a visit to Euro International School, Gurgaon on 22 appearing of students in exams, students January 2016 to conduct a career counselling session for the senior secondary students of A representation in different university level the school. The session was conducted by Ms Jyotsna Singh (Dept of CSE&IT), Dr Anjali Garg (Dept of EECE), Mr Ashwini Sharma (Dept of ME) and Mr Chetan Singh (SPA). The speakers committees, peer–tutor scheme, various enlightened the students on the topic 'Career Options in Engineering, Management and Law'. industrial & academic MoUs and The session was attended by about 150 students along with faculty members and was very well placements of NCU. The Dean's List received. A lot of queries were raised by the students which were responded to their indeed is effectively working as a students satisfaction. They were also informed about the pioneering position held by NCU and details of think-tank of the University. courses being offered at the University.

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Department of CSE&IT six-day Faculty Development Sharma focused on AProgramme on ‘Emerging trends in Good Quality internship. innovative education delivery’ was held at the An enlightening lecture Department of CSE&IT during 7-14 December o n T r e n d s a n d 2015. The FDP aimed to provide opportunities innovations in student to faculty members to enrich their teaching assessment techniques skills and research in the field of emerging was delivered by Ms industry expectations from Computer Science Meghna Sharma. An Engineering, emerging trends in teaching informative lecture on pedagogy, role of research & development Role of research and (R&D) in delivery of quality education, report development in delivery writing, quality of BTech projects and value of quality education was added courses etc. The FDP was attended by delivered by Dr Supriya P Panda. Dr Usha The sessions were very informative and 35 faculty members of the Department of Batra delivered a talk on emergent learning benefitted the participants as the topics CSE&IT. strategy i.e. Microlearning known for quickly matched the current working domain and latest information. Participants were enlightened with Dr Latika Singh delivered talks on Emerging closing skill and knowledge gaps. She also the most widely used advance technologies. Trends in Teaching Pedagogy and flipped discussed about insights on BTech Major [CSE2015FO001] classrooms. Dr Divya Sharma delivered an Projects. Dr Deepti Gaur presented on the interactive lecture on Emerging Industry topic Quality of report writing. Dr Akansha Expectations from Computer Science Singh focused on Innovative education Engineering. Achievements of IIIC (Industry delivery of VA courses. Dr Yogita Gigras Institute Interaction Cell) were also discussed explained Innovative Technologies & Trends in in the FDP. Dr Prachi Ahlawat and Dr Divya Cyber Security.

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Faculty Development Programme was Aorganized by the Department for faculty members and associated technical staff member from 19-24 December 2015. The FDP was based on the Analysis Software ANSYS, having three major modules – Mechanical, Computational Fluid Dynamics and HF (Electronics). The FDP was organized in order to upgrade the faculty members for research and to take up a regular audit course for 4th six-day Faculty Development software by Dr Amit Srivastava. During the Semester Mechanical Engineering students. AProgramme was organized by the FDP, the faculty members also made an The training was conducted by professional Department during 14-19 December 2015. industrial visit to the Unitech Signature Tower II trainers from ANSYS, Inc. and coordinated by The FDP comprised a number of events like & III construction site. Other sessions at the Dr Pramod Bhatia, Mr Deevesh Sharma and expert sessions by the faculty mentors, senior FDP included lectures on personality Mr Abhishek Pratap Singh. [MED2015FO001] professors, external and internal faculty assessment techniques by Ms Prerna members, excel training sessions, industrial Chauhan from CLL, on air pollution by Prof. visits, and an extensive two day workshop on Pramila Goyal, on modern construction 3D Max software. techniques and practices by Mr Ashok Garg The FDP included lectures on design of a from Engineers India Limited (EIL) and a pumping main and research methodologies workshop on 3D Max software conducted for all pertaining to environmental studies by Prof. faculty members through CADD Centre PK Swamee, and training on advanced excel Dwarka. [CEE2015FO002]

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Guest Lecture on ‘Transformation is Inevitable’ centre to disseminate knowledge in the field of energy, environment and sustainable development. During his deliberations, he also mentioned that the KM division handles some of the prestigious projects related to database development, digitization and research analysis. Dr Ganguly also enumerated that TERI has come up with specialized skills and capacity development programmes such as Professional Development Programme (PDP) to keep abreast today’s professionals with the current trends on these areas. He captivated the audience with his lively discussions and answered their queries enthusiastically. At the r Shantanu Ganguly, Fellow, Knowledge importance of ‘infopreneurship’ in today’s end, the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig. SK Sharma Management Division of TERI, New context and why one should be pro-active and D (Retd) congratulated and thanked Dr Ganguly Delhi delivered a lecture on ‘Transformation be an infopreneur to survive in the dynamic for his thought provoking address. The event is Inevitable’ to the students and staff of the market environment. He also mentioned that was coordinated by Mr Deepak Sharma, University on 2 January 2016. During the how infopreneurship is intertwined with Assistant Librarian. informative lecture, Dr Ganguly covered two Knowledge Management (KM). major areas of ‘Infopreneurship’ (a word At the outset, Dr Ganguly giving a historical coined from entrepreneurship) and perspective, informed that TERI was originally Knowledge Management. He discussed the set up as an information and documentation

Special Lecture on ‘Values’

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Ms she is pursuing Masters in Electrical Aggarwal received a Postdoc Mobility and Computer Engg. specializing in Travel Grant of 1000 euros including signal processing from Georgia travel expenses, accommodation etc. An industrial visit to Napino Automobiles Institute of Technology. Ms Kumar had and Electronics Ltd. The ROW is held once a year where 50 an interactive session with BTech international postdoc candidates are q The Department organized an industrial (ECE) students on 'What to do after given the opportunity to gain first-hand visit for EE 4th semester students to Engineering'. [ECE2016WO001] insights into the research opportunities Gas Insulated Powergrid substation, at TUM, Germany. Sohna Road, Gurgaon on 25 January Industrial Visits q 2016. Students learnt about the latest Dr Neeraj Kr Shukla, Associate q The Department organized an technology of Gas Insulated Professor and Nodal Coordinator, industrial visit to Alcatel –Lucent, Switchgear in which switchgear Virtual Labs IIT Delhi has been Gurgaon for BTech 5th and MTech 1st assemblies (CB, DS, ES, CT, PT etc.) awarded INR 5000 for his continuous efforts and contributions in Virtual Labs semester students on 28 September are enclosed in a metal enclosed by IIT Delhi. Virtual lab is an initiative of 2015. The students got an idea of how chamber which in filled with gas (SF6 communication takes place with the MHRD, Government of India. gas) and the enclosure is earthed. The latest technologies like GSM, CDMA, visit was coordinated by Mr Pawan q Ms Sharda Vashisth attended a one day 3G, and 4G and to gain knowledge of Khetrapal and Ms Jyoti Varanasi. workshop on ‘Optics: to celebrate the how the BSC, MSC, GGSN, SGSN International Year of Light IYL-2015’ nodes work. 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The Department organized a guest lecture on ‘Information Warfare’ by Major General Subhash Chander, VSM (Retd.) on 21 November 2015. Maj Gen Chander is currently working as Director, Logix Net Solutions Pvt Ltd. and has an experience of over 50 years in the field of communications/IT. During the lecture, Maj Gen Chander discussed about the impact of information warfare across the world. He explained the use of electronic communications and the Internet to disrupt a country’s telecommunications, power supply, transport systems etc. The lecture was received with enthusiasm by the faculty, and was coordinated by Dr Akansha Singh and Ms Anuradha Dhull. [CSE2015G015]

The lecture was attended by around 100 faculty members of the University during which Prof. Hallowell enlightened the audience about various speech disorders. Each disorder was made simple and easy to understand through video clippings. Prof. Hallowell also shared information on various research and career opportunities available in the area of neurogenic communication disorders. It was an educational and enriching experience for the participants. [CSE2016G018] The Department organized a guest lecture Executive Director of the Collaborative on on 'Neourogenic communication disorders' Aging, Professor and Coordinator of PhD by Prof. Brooke Hallowell, PhD, CCC-SLP, Programmes in Communication Sciences and ASHA Fellow on 12 February 2016. The Disorders, Director of the Neurolinguistics Lab, lecture was organized at the initiative of Dr Adjunct Professor of Family Medicine and HB Singh, Scientist 'E', Dept of Science and Biomedical Engineering, Professor of Asian Technology, Govt of India. Prof. Hallowell is Studies at Ohio University, USA.

Workshops/ Seminars/ Conferences Organized speakers at the event included Mr Priyank Pathak, Head Innovation Roots, a leading agile company; Ms Suchi Singla from Scaled Agile Academy; Mr Ashok Jain, a leading agile practitioner and Mr Narinder Kamra, Director, vDoIT Technologies. The speakers discussed different aspects and utility of Agile software and presented the case studies about different projects. Later, Director SPA, Mr BK Gupta met the industry representatives and arranged a meeting of Director Miracle eye with MBA students regarding placements. The event was sponsored by Mr Narinder Kamra, Director, vDoIT Technologies, Gurgaon. The Department organized a Workshop- and representatives of our industrial partners, cum-Meet Up session, ‘Rendezvous with faculties and MTech students. The session and Agile’ on 13 October 2015, which was workshop were attended by about 40 attended by senior Agile software developers participants. The session was inaugurated by from various software industries, directors Director (SOET), Prof. Ravindra Ojha. The

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q SAE-NCU organized a seminar on September 2015. The session was q Mr Pulkit Garg (2010 batch), Software ‘Using Solidworks flow simulation’ on delivered by our alumnus Mr Ritesh A n a l y s t , F i d e l i t y W o r l d w i d e 1 September 2015. The seminar was Sethi of 2006-2010 batch who is Investment, Gurgaon, was invited for delivered by Mr Sumit Kapoor from working as an Assistant Manager- an interactive session with the students I R I S H I T E C H , D e l h i . Sales, Misumi India Pvt Ltd, Gurgaon. on the topic ‘Entrepreneurship: A [MED2015WO005] Mr Sethi discussed the current market Passion’ on 4 November 2015, as a scenario and conveyed his ideas about p a r t o f A l u m n i E n g a g e m e n t q The Department of Mechanical the job opportunities in his field. As an Programme of the Department. The Engineering, in collaboration with outcome of this session Mr Sethi session was organized by faculty Mitsubishi Electric India Ltd., agreed to be a mentor for the group of coordinators Mr Anmol Bhatia, Mr organized a three-day workshop on students who are making ATV for Baja Gagan Baradia and Ms Renu Sharma. ‘Basic of Programming Logic Control’ and Supra event of SAE. The session [MED2015O009] from 18 – 20 November 2015 for the was coordinated by the Department selected teams of Mitsubishi Electric alumni coordinators, Mr Anmol Bhatia, Industrial Visits Cup, a national level automation Mr Gagan Baradia and Ms Renu q An industrial visit to ACIL Ltd. Manesar competition. The workshop was Sharma. [MED2015G002] was organized by the Department for attended by 4 teams from different q The Department of Mechanical BTech 3rd sem students on 4 institutes viz. NCU, Gurgaon; ISTC- Engineering organized an interactive November 2015. ACIL Limited is a CSIO, Chandigarh; Dayalbagh session on ‘Employability of leading manufacturer and OEM Educational Institute, Agra and GD Engineers’ for B Tech 3rd year supplier of crankshaft and connecting Goenka World Institute, Gurgaon. students on 9 October 2015 by our rods to Maruti, Honda etc. During the The workshop was conducted by Mr alumnus Mr Kapil Pruthi (1996-2000 visit, the students cleared their Vijay, Sr Engineer from Mitsubishi, Mr batch), Director at Ritter Tech Limited, theoretical concepts and found the Pradeep Rohilla and Ms Anjali Garg, Gurgaon. Mr Pruthi has a vast visit practically relevant. The visit was Asst Professors NCU and Mr LN experience as an entrepreneur. He coordinated by Mr Anuj Sharma. Joshi, Sr Lab Technician, NCU. discussed the basic qualities that q Prof. Ravindra Ojha and Mr Lalit [MED2015WO007] make an engineer employable as per Upadhayay visited M/s Goodyear the current market and industry Pvt. Limited, Faridabad on 02 Alumni Interactions demands. He shared his experience in q Mr Vivek Sihag (an alumnus of 2008 the industry and encouraged the batch), Associate Project Control students to work hard on their Specialist, Fluor Daniel, Gurgaon, was interpersonal skills for a brighter invited for an interactive session with career. He suggested some of the the students on the topic 'Graduates basic qualities in an employable moving towards professionalism' as a engineer should be imagination and p a r t o f A l u m n i E n g a g e m e n t i n n o v a t i o n , s o u n d t e c h n i c a l Programme of the Department, on 5 knowledge (practical applications) February 2016. Mr Sihag shared his and communication skills. The students were very enthusiastic and diversified experience of working with December 2015 to meet Mr Paresh asked questions from the speaker, an EPC company and explained Mishra, HR-Head, Faridabad Plant to answered quite elaborately. The opportunities and prospects for find out possibilities for future session was coordinated by the Mechanical Engineers in the engagements with the company. organization. He focused on the departmental alumni coordinators - Mr importance of right targets, passion Anmol Bhatia, Mr Gagan Baradia and They also visited M/s Bharat Gears and the chase to complete one's Ms Renu Sharma. [MED2015O007] Ltd., Faridabad to evaluate the dreams. As an outcome of the session, progress of projects by BTech Mr Sihag also agreed to mentor a students. group of students targeting EPC q Mr Ashwini Sharma visited Divya i n d u s t r i e s . T h e s e s s i o n w a s Tools Corporation, Jalandhar for coordinated by Mr Anmol Bhatia, Mr potential tie-ups in terms of students Gagan Baradia and Ms Deepa Manani. training after 2nd year. [MED2016G001] q The Department organized an interactive session on ‘Prospects & Career opportunities for Mechanical Engineers in Sales & Marketing’ for B Tech 2nd and 3rd year students on 11

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 35 Other Activities Prof. Tiwari, Ex-IITD Professor and c o n c l a v e w a s ‘ C r e a t i n g a n q A team from M/s Bharat Gears Limited Prof. Prem Vrat, Pro-Chancellor & Ecosystem for World Class Quality in comprising Mr Sandeep Bathla, Chief Mentor, NCU on 22 January India’. [MED2015WA001] 2016. The experts gave valuable Operations Head, BGL; Mr Rakesh, q Mr Abhishek Pratap Singh, Mr comments which have been helpful Maintenance Manager, BGL; and Mr P r a d e e p R o h i l l a , D r K aligning the syllabi and schemes Ashok, Manager-Engineering, BGL Mathiyazhagan, Mr Sameer Panda evaluated the BTech projects of three according to the industry needs. and Mr AK Jain attended an FDP on final year students on 19 September [MED2016O002] Communication Skills on 19 2015 who are doing their BTech q A presentation about 'SAKSHAM 2016' projects at BGL, Faridabad. September 2015, organized by APS was given to Brig. SK Sharma (Retd), Department. [MED2015FA002] [MED2015O004] Mr Anup Kacker, Executive Director, om the Schools q The Department has installed a 3D SAE North India Section and Mr Mr Abhishek Pratap Singh, Mr s fr printer (Ultimaker2) in its CAD Lab. Sumeer, MSIL on 12 February 2016. Pradeep Rohilla, Dr Rohit Singh w The development team has designed The SAE North India Section has Lather, Mr Anuj Kumar Jain, Mr Ne and printed some products and is in agreed to support the event by giving S a m e e r P a n d a a n d D r K the process of making this a central permission to use the SAE NIS logo Mathiyazhagan attended FDP on facility at NCU, under the coordination and putting SAKSHAM 2016 on SAE ‘Communication Skills’ on 21 o f M r D e e v e s h S h a r m a . NIS website. November 2015 organized by CLL. [MED2015O008] [MED2015FA003] Society Activities q q SAE society conducted the Mr Anuj Kumar Jain, Asst. Professor ‘Design Your Imagination’ a t t e n d e d 1 2 t h I n t e r n a t i o n a l programme for the students. Conference on Vibration Problems - ‘Design Your Imagination’ is a 2015 organized by Department of customized programme for the Mechanical Engineering, IIT students of NCU to cater to the Guwahati from 14-17 December need of the students to learn design 2015. [MED2015CA001] from engineering point of view. q Dr Ritwik Basu attended the The programme is based on International Conference on Materials project based learning approach and Manufacturing (ICMME 2015) which puts the candidate in open from 25-27 December 2015 at IUT ended learning environment and D h a k a , B a n g l a d e s h . develops their ability to solve [MED2015CA002] q The Department of Mechanical problems. During the 3-week Engineering has extended its support programme, the candidates q Mr Anmol Bhatia attended a workshop towards the Department of CSE&IT by w o r k e d o n d e s i g n a n d on 'Awareness about Shodhganga, providing shape to their imaginative manufacturing projects guided by anti-plagiarism and research ethics' at using 3D printing. The Department is the team managers and faculty. YMCA University of Science & working on an innovation project [MED2016O003] Technology, Faridabad on 9 February ‘Portable Printer’. Using 3D printing, 2016. [MED2016WA001] the first concept design of the printer Faculty Activities q has been prepared and scaled down to Mr Ashwini Sharma delivered an q Professor Ravindra Ojha, Director a presentable size. [MED2015O010] expert lecture on 'Project Based SOET, NCU attended the 'Research Learning' at Anand college of q Six experts from academia and Excellence India Citation Awards 2015' Engineering and Management, industry visited the Department to conducted by Thompson Reuters on 18 Kapurthala, Punjab on 15 February review the syllabi and schemes of September 2015. Thompson Reuters is 2016. [MED2016I001] BTech and MTech Mechanical scheduled to open an office in Gurgaon Engineering. Four meetings took in near future and could facilitate NCU Mr Sharma received an international place in January 2016 in this regard. i n p a t e n t w r i t i n g a n d f i l i n g . c e r t i f i c a t i o n o n ' S o l i d w o r k s Prof. R Singh, Ohio State University, [MED2015O003] Mechanical Design – Professional' USA visited NCU on 8 January 2016; issued by Dassault Systemes, France q Dr CR Prasad, Ex-Chairman & Mr Lalit Upadhayay attended the 10th o n 1 2 J a n u a r y 2 0 1 6 . Managing Director of Gas Authority of National Quality Conclave organized [MED2016O006] India Ltd on 14 January 2016; Mr by Quality Council of India, held at Siri Sudam Maitra, Dy MD IFB on 21 Fort Auditorium, New Delhi, on 7 January 2016; Prof. LM Das, IIT Delhi, August 2015. The theme of the

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Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Departmental Activities Guest Lectures q The Department organized a guest and has more than 20 years of and placements in the company. lecture on the importance of experience in the engineering, [CEE2015G013] competitive exams for Civil Engineers procurement and construction (EPC) q On 13 October 2015, the Department by Mr Kumar Lal Babu from Central industry for Indian as well as organized an expert session by CETPA Public Works Department, on 26 international projects. Mr Bhattacharya Infotech Limited for the 3rd semester August 2015. Mr Babu discussed has more than 10 years of experience of students who are new to the Civil about the exams like GATE, IES, PSU in Oil & Gas, Metals & Minerals industry Engineering field. The session was and focused on the importance of and is currently a Structural Design targeted to make the students basics learnt in Civil Engineering Engineer at Fluor India. understand the importance of software, curriculum. He guided on how to crack The lecture focused on brief of EPC current technology in the field of Civil such competitive exams. The lecture industry and opportunities for fresh Engineering, and future scope of was attended by third year Civil graduates in the industry. The speakers trainings and internships in CETPA and Engineering students and was emphasized on the importance of basic other similar organizations. The session coordinated by Ms Prachi Sohoni. concepts in the industry that students covered a brief of Auto CADD, and [CEE2015G009] learn in colleges. The knowledge STAAD Pro software. [CEE2015G014] sharing lecture was attended by the final q On 4 November, 2015, the Department year students of the Department of Civil organized a guest lecture on & Environmental Engineering. The 'Mechanized concrete and specialized session was coordinated by Ms Vaishali concrete' by Mr Vikram Kumar, Deputy Sahu. [CEE2015G011] Manager, Territory Services, UltraTech q The Department organized a guest Cement Pvt. Ltd. for the 3rd year BTech lecture on ‘Innovation in the civil aviation and MTech students. The students were and infrastructure’ by Mr Romy Juneja, made aware of various concreting Vice President and Chief Commercial techniques and different types of Officer, Delhi International Airport (P) concrete, such as, pervious concrete, Mr Kumar Lal Babu delivering a lecture on Ltd, for the 5th semester students on 23 green concrete, coloured concrete, high importance of Competitive exams September 2015. Mr Juneja interacted strength concrete etc. [CEE2015G015] with the students on various new q q Mr Satish Vij was invited on 14 innovations taking place in the aviation Prof. SK Kaushik, Fellow-INAE under September 2015 to deliver a special sector. He also shared some case Distinguished Professorship Scheme lecture on ‘Current scenario and future studies on the DIAL Project and videos has been associated with NCU since development of railways in India’ and on the actual construction of the New June 2012. He visited the University ‘Role of ASCE in shaping future of Civil Delhi International Airport Project. He under the DVP Scheme of INAE from Engineering’. Mr Vij has an extensive discussed the future scope of 16-18 November 2015 and delivered experience of about 42 years as an internships and placement for the lectures on ‘Concrete – A wonder material’, ‘Reinforced cementitious Indian Railways Services officer. He students in this sector and proposed to materials’ and ‘Non-destructive has also led the efforts in developing conduct a seminar/workshop on skill evaluations of structures’ to pre-final rail networks in Iraq and Italy. development for our students. The lecture was coordinated by Ms Purnima year students. [CEE2015G016] D u r i n g t h e l e c t u r e , M r V i j Bajpai. [CEE2015G012] q The Department organized a guest enthusiastically interacted with the lecture on 'Importance of transportation students of the Civil & Environmental q Under the initiative of Mr Lokesh planning and engineering' by Mr DK Engineering and guided them to Choudhary, a mentoring session was Goel, Sr Vice-President, Reach achieve excellence in their future organized on 6 October 2015 for the Promoters Pvt Ltd, Gurgaon (RPPL) endeavours. [CEE2015G010] students of BTech 3rd semester. The session was taken by Mr Himanshu and owner and Chief Executive Officer, q The Department organized a guest Gupta, Territory Technical Service Greenmax Infrastructure, Gurgaon, on lecture on ‘Glimpses of Civil Manager, UltraTech Cement Ltd., on 28 January 2016 for the 4th semester Engineering in the Industry’ by Mr ‘Basics of Concrete: A man-made rock.’ students. Mr Goel has more than 28 Rajeev Sharma and Mr Arnab Mr Gupta discussed the features and years of experience in the infrastructure Bhattacharya on 23 September 2015. aspects of the material concrete. The and real estate industry, over 10 years in Mr Sharma is currently working as lecture was highly motivating and development of real estate projects and Department Manager for Civil & encouraging, followed by a healthy more than 11 years in planning and Structural group at Fluor, India Office discussion about the scope of training execution of infrastructure projects.

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q Mr Gurpreet Singh (2007-2011 batch), Prof. Prem Vrat followed by a talk given by Brig SRC Meeting SK Sharma. The day had various technical Senior Engineer (Operations) from L&T Research scholars’ progress evaluation events namely, brick laying workshop for the interacted with students on 12 October meeting (SRC) of five PhD students was held first and second year students, quizzup 2015 to guide them about in Operations on 18 December 2015. Pre-PhD seminars extravaganza, Straw Scappers, Plan It Up and and its importance in industry. He were conducted for three research scholars, much more which saw participation from all the discussed that experience and higher Ms Vaishali Sahu, Ms Anju Bala and Ms three Schools of the University. The students qualifications are equally necessary to Geetha Varma V. Ms Monica Rani Malhotra participated in teams and came up with achieve the targeted milestones. defended her research proposal which was excellent innovative plans and designs. Prof. Students were enthusiastic about approved by the SRC. learning from his experience in L&T. The Pramila Goyal, Prof of Eminence distributed procedure one has to follow to get into the certificates and prizes to the winners of the L&T for internships at L&T was also events. [CEE2015O001] Procurement of software discussed. PLAXIS 2D q Mr Raghu Raj (2008-2012 batch), The Department has procured PLAXIS 2D working as Structural Consultant in Faculty Development Programme software for two dimensional analysis of Baker Risk Consultants, Houston, US On 20-21 November 2015, the Department deformation and stability in geotechnical interacted with students of Civil conducted a two day proficiency training engineering. It was procured under project Engineering on 14 January 2016 to (PT) for four faculty members and two lab titled ‘Experimental and numerical study of a guide them about doing MS in Civil engineers on ‘Fundamentals of cement single pile capacity adjacent to existing buried Engineering in the USA. He shared his technology and mechanical testing of pipe system’ sanctioned by DST (WOS-A). experiences at Chicago Bridge & Iron cements as per Indian standards’, ‘Testing The training for the software was held on 22 (Oil & Gas Company) and Baker Risk of aggregates as per Indian standards and December 2015 by RAM Caddsys Pvt. Ltd, Chennai. Consultants who providing solutions to their significance’ and ‘Fundamentals and Manage Catastrophic Risks, the two estimation of measurement uncertainty in Survey Camp prestigious companies he has been testing’ with practical examples. The associated with. Students were highly training was conducted by Mr SC Huria (Ex- The Department organized a one week survey enthusiastic about knowing how risks GM, NCB Ballabhgarh), Laboratory Quality camp on the practical applications of Total are managed while demolishing a Management System Advisor, NABL Lead Station for the third year students from 18-22 January 2016. The camp focussed on both particular structure and how the blasts Assessor/ Technical Assessor for theoretical as well as the practical applications are conducted. [CEE2016O001] Calibration & Testing Laboratories. As the and usage of Total Station which is the most q Department is in process of applying for Mr Dhruv Sood, ME (Structures), BITS commonly used instrument for surveying in NABL accreditation for cement, aggregate Hyderabad (2013 batch) took time out India and abroad. The training included and hardened concrete, the training helped and interacted with students to guide concepts of levelling, centering, contouring in understanding the NABL requirements them on scope of research in the measurement of horizontal and vertical angles avenue of Civil Engineering. He for developing lab facilities and professional on the field. The students were also taught discussed his experiences with Trivium learning for providing satisfactory services about undertaking a task, taking reference Education Services and Chegg to the customer. [CEE2015FO001] angles along with horizontal and vertical Operations, the company he was distances and converting data into Auto Cadd associated with which deals with solving to generate a map. queries of Civil Engineering students across the world and aiding them with The camp helped the students to gain practical concepts which help them in their exposure on the use of Total Station. The research. Students were highly students created maps for different locations at enthusiastic about knowing about the campus. [CEE2016O002] current areas in engineering where research can be carried out. [CEE2016O003] Space Day Mock Pre-Placement Interview (PPI) A mock session of pre-placement interview for The Department organized its technical fest, the final year students was conducted on 19 Space Day on 22 September 2015 which was November 2015 pertaining to develop their inaugurated by Pro-Chancellor, Prof. Prem presentation skills. A group discussion was Vrat; Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig SK Sharma conducted followed by a one-to-one HR (Retd); Registrar, Col Bikram Mohanty (Retd); interview in which students enthusiastically Director SOET, Prof. Ravindra Ojha, and HOD Civil & Environmental Engineering. The participated. Feedback was given to the ceremony started with an inspirational talk by students after the session.

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Student Placements The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering congratulates the following students of the final year on their job placement:

S. No. Name Company

1 Vipin Rao Insight plm Consulting 2 Abhinav Sahni

3 Sarthak Gupta Fenesta building systems

4 Vishesh Arora CB&I 5 Brighu Joshi

6 Inder Singh Chaudhary AuthBridge Research Services Private Limited 7 Manav Sethi

8 Yash Chawla M/s Proptiger Pvt Limited 9 Ujjwal Prabhakar

10 Saurabh Vashisht

11 Abhimanyu Malik Panacea Health Care Pvt Limited 12 Dharmender Dhanda

13 Abhishek Atri City Habitat Projects Pvt Ltd

14 Kumar Kislay M/s Seafarradays Pvt Limited

15 Mr Laxman Yadav M/s Millenium Ventures

16 Mr Keshav Gupta M/s Arcee Contracts Pvt Ltd

Student Internships The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering sent the following students of the final year for paid internship with the Municipal Corporation, Gurgaon:

S. No. Name Area of Interest

1 Ankit Walia Construction 2 Aviral Khandelwal Construction

3 Dharmender Transport (Roads) 4 Gaurav Goet Transport (Roads)

5 Manmeet Dalal Transport (Roads) 6 Milan Yadav Construction

7 Rishank Gupta Construction 8 Tarun Gupta Construction

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 41 Department of Applied Sciences Workshop Organized A six-day Teacher’s Enrichment Workshop (TEW) on ODE, PDE and Linear Algebra was organized at the University from 19-24 December 2015. The workshop was sponsored by National Centre of Mathematics (a joint centre of IIT Bombay and TIFR, Mumbai under National Board for Higher Mathematics (NBHM) initiative). The workshop was designed for teachers willing to om the Schools expand their repertoire, sharpen their skills s fr and discover new resources. It was a w continuing education course loaded with Ne useful information that teachers can implement in the classroom immediately. Participants from IIT Roorkee, BITS Ranchi, delivered lectures on Differential equations, expert talks. The workshop was coordinated Chennai, Greater Noida and others attended Linear algebra and Markov process by Prof. Prabha Sharma and Dr Gaurav Gupta. the workshop. Experts Prof. VD Sharma, IIT respectively. Dr Sangeet Srivastava, Dr [APS2016WO001] Bombay; Prof. RB Bapat, ISI, New Delhi and Gaurav Gupta, Dr Sanjay Yadav and Prof. Prof. Abhay Bhatt, Head, ISI, New Delhi Prabha Sharma participated as tutors in the

Industrial Visits q SPIE-Student Chapter NCU organized and services for hydropower plants and students as they were able to link the an educational visit to Nehru one of the leaders in the world market for theoretical concepts with the practical Planetarium and an exhibition on hydraulic power generation. techniques that they studied with the Laser World of Photonics (India-2015) production process done in the The students visited the different at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi on 11 company. As an outcome of the visit, the sections of the company like raw September 2015. Around 50 students company has agreed to provide material procurement section, heat along with faculty members, Dr industrial training as feasible. The visit treatment section & machining section. Sunanda Vashisth, Prof. AK Yadav and was coordinated by Mr Anmol Bhatia T h e s t u d e n t s o b s e r v e d t h e Mr Naman Joshi. The students learnt (ME Dept.) & Dr Sunil Hans (APS Dept.) manufacturing processes of turbines about the space search and witnessed [APS2015V006] including plasma arc cutting, rolling, a show on the evolution of the solar welding, grinding, test rig. In addition to q The Department organized an system. The students also visited the these the rehabilitation center was also educational trip to National Science Nehru museum and learned about the shown to the students. The students Centre and Smart Card Expo 2015 at history of the Indian independence were very enthusiastic and their queries Pragati Maidan, New Delhi for 46 movement. were answered by Mr Himanshu students of BSc (H) Mathematics and The students later visited Laser World Sharma (Team member-Project BTech on 24 September 2015, of Photonics at Pragati Maidan. They Management Department). accompanied by Dr Phool Singh, Prof. l e a r n t v a r i o u s a s p e c t s a n d AK Yadav and Dr Dipti Vaya. National The visit was very useful for the applications of lasers like laser cutting Science Centre is a unit of National systems, welding systems, marking Council of Science Museums (NCSM) series, texturing equipment, engraving and is a pioneering institute engaged in etc. [APS2015V005] the popularisation of science among students. The students learnt how q An industrial visit to Andritz Hydro, sim/smart cards are manufactured and Palwal was organized by the RFID technology is used. The students Department on 23 September, 2015 visited the various galleries of the for Mechanical 2nd year & 3rd year Centre, viz. ‘Our Science and students. Andritz Hydro is a global Technology Heritage’ showing history of supplier of electromechanical systems Students at Andritz Hydro, Palwal

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our rich heritage, ‘Information knowledge about various aspects of revolution’ depicting models of biofertilizers. Biofertilizers are certain revolution in information and m i c r o o r g a n i s m s ( b a c t e r i a , communication technology, ‘Human cyanobacteria and fungi) which Biology’ showing the various features of enhance the availability of nutrients, human body, ‘Pre-historic life’, ‘Fun like nitrogen and phosphorus, for crop Science’ with interesting experiments plants and improve the physical like mirror maze, rolling balls etc., and properties of the soil. Unlike chemical ‘Emerging technologies’ focusing on fertilizers, biofertilizers are economical, revolutionary changes in science. visit to Institute of Telecom Technology ecofriendly and have long-term [APS2015V007] and Management (ITTM), New Delhi on sustainability. [APS2015V011] 9 November 2015, which was q An educational trip to National Physical coordinated by Dr Bharti Arora, Dy Laboratory, New Delhi was organized Dean-RDIL and Dr Aditya Sharma, for 28 students of BTech 1st and 2nd Assistant Professor. ITTM is a state-of- year on 30 September 2015 (NPL Open the-art training centre of MTNL Delhi Day). The objective of the visit was to engaged in imparting trainings in the expose the students to ongoing field of telecom, IT, computer system and scientific work being carried out at NPL. management. Mr Hari Om Arora, During the visit the students saw various Manager, ITTM explained about the s c i e n t i f i c m o d e l s r e l a t e d t o centre and its major role in the field of measurement science, quantum communication. Presenting on the physics, electronic materials, Society Activities courses and trainings offered by ITTM, nanoscience & nanotechnology, energy Mr Jayant Choudhary, Faculty, ITTM q NCU Mathemactive Society organized a harvesting, surface science, thin films, talked about practical implementation of quiz, ‘Quest for Mathemactive Genius’ material characterization, atmosphere communication technologies particularly on 30 September 2015. The quiz sciences etc. They also watched an in fields like wireless communication, consisted of three rounds, written test, audio-visual show on the various optical fibre communication, broadband game and presentation round which scientific activities. The visit was useful etc. The students visited various labs tested the logical ability, accuracy and for the students as they were able to link including transmission and FTTH lab, speed besides basic mathematics the theoretical concepts with the GSM lab, IP networking lab, broadband concepts. About 40 students from all lab etc. The ITTM faculty also discussed disciplines of Engineering, Management about 2G and 3G connectivity, its and Science participated in the quiz. The practical available speed in India and students were excited and participated scope to increase the speed. The visit with full enthusiasm. They also showed was attended by 15 BTech students from their interest in being a part of Dept of CSE, EE and ECE. The visit was Mathemactive Society. The event was useful as the students learned about coordinated by faculty coordinator Prof. working of the broadband technology for Kalika Srivastava and student practical techniques. The visit was telecom purposes. [APS2015V010] coordinators, Riya Gupta, Hari Om, coordinated by Dr Pranati Purohit and q An educational trip to Biofertilizer Ruchi Khatri, Manisha, Neha, Jyoti and Dr SK Jain. [APS2015V008] Production Unit at National Centre for Rishabh Kalra. [APS2015O002] q Dr Sunita Sharma visited Raj Industries, Blue-Green Algae, Indian Agricultural The Mathemactive Society organized Rohtak on 26 September 2015. She Research Institute, New Delhi for BTech another event, Casino Fiesta on the also had hands-on experience on ECE 4th year students was coordinated occasion of the Club Fiesta held on 5 checking the precise designing of by Dr Rashmi Tyagi, HoD on 21 automobile parts. It was a good November 2015. The trip was organized exposure to correlate the theoretical for the project work of students under the concepts of Physics with its industrial course on Environmental Studies. The applications to increase the teaching students got an opportunity to observe effectiveness. [APS2015V009] and learn various technologies involved in the production of biofertilizers. The q The Department organized an industrial visit helped them enhance their

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Industrial Visits q A team of students and faculty from also learned about modus operandi and organization, management, joint School of Management and Dept of working of the NGO. The visit made the v e n t u r e s , g l o b a l p r e s e n c e , EECE visited the processing centre of young students realize how they can certifications, benefits of the product, Goonj NGO at Sarita Vihar, Delhi on 6 touch lives by contributing in every small distribution and logistics etc., followed November 2015. The team comprised way. The students were very by a Q&A session. This was followed by the participants of the one-day seminar enthusiastic and inquisitive about funds, a tour of the factory wherein the on ‘Our Obligations towards the training of the employees and students were taken through the entire Society’ held earlier on 1 October 2015. challenges faced by the NGO etc. The manufacturing process, packaging and NGO staff encouraged them to bottling etc. The students learnt how the The visit helped the students contribute towards the social service in entire process is automated reducing understand the various aspects and all possible ways. The visit was human touch to the minimum. The visit usage of clothing material and how it coordinated by Dr Sushmita B Waraich was coordinated by Dr Sushmita Biswal can be utilized to the maximum. They and accompanied by Dr Saumya Dixit. Waraich and accompanied by Ms Parul [SOM2015V001] Munjal. [SOM2015V002] q An industrial visit was organized to Yakult Danone India Pvt. Ltd., Sonepat, on 20 November 2015, for the students of BBA and MBA (1st Sem). This is the only manufacturing facility of Yakult in India and is ISO 9001:2008, OHSAS 18001:2007 certified. The visit comprised a presentation about the

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Dr DR Agarwal, Professor Emeritus was invited by GD Goenka University, Gurgaon to chair one technical session in 2nd International Case Conclave ELIXIR, held on 4 September 2015. His comments on various papers were well received by the participants. He was also invited by the said University to act as external examiner to evaluate the summer internship reports of MBA final year students on 17 September 2015. Dr Agarwal was invited by India TV Channel on 26 October 2015 for giving his feedback as an economist on completion of one year of Haryana Government. The programme was a live telecast on national channel during which Dr Agarwal gave his valuable comments with facts and figures. [SOM2015I005] He was invited by the Director SCERT Gurgaon on 19 November 2015 as a key resource in coordinators, with their fun events, the training programme organized for lecturers in Economics, in which faculty from Mewat, entertained the participants while increasing Ambala and Rohtak, participated. He interacted with the fellow teachers on the subject of t h e i r a w a r e n e s s r e g a r d i n g t h e Statistics. The participants appreciated the efforts of Dr Agarwal. [SOM2015I002] entrepreneurial world. Priya Bhargava (MBA Dr Agarwal was invited as an expert panelist in the Third International Conference on Skill 1st Sem), Harshit Goel (CSE 4th Sem), Development and Technological Innovations for Economic Growth (ICST-2015) held on 28 Sunayana Pati (ECE 4th Sem), Vimal Dahiya November 2015 at IMS Ghaziabad. Dr Agarwal got an appreciation letter from the Director (MBA 1st Sem) and Priyanka Khattar (ECE IMS Ghaziabad, for sharing his insights during the sessions. He also presented his research 4 t h S e m ) c o o r d i n a t e d t h e f a i r . paper on the theme of the conference. [SOM2015I003] [SOM2016O003]

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q Ms Tripti Sangwan attended a Sugar and Leather Industry (2009- September 2015, jointly organized by Seminar on 'Progress of Make in 2014)’ in the 57th Annual Conference of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India: The way forward for scripting Indian Society of Labour Economics India (ICAI) and Amity College of India's growth story' organized by the (ISLE) held during 10-12 October 2015 Commerce and Finance at Amity PHD Chamber of Commerce and at Central University of Kashmir, University, Noida. [SOM2015CA003] industry at New Delhi, on 23 Srinagar, Kashmir. [SOM2015CA004] September 2015. The seminar was She attended ‘Academic Integrity Event: q organized to throw light on the Ms Karishma visited Attero Recycling How to stop Plagiarism in an Academic accomplishments as well as discuss Pvt. Ltd., Noida on 1 September 2015. Environment’ at DELNET-Developing the issues and challenges faced by Attero Recycling is pioneer in e-waste Library Network at JNU Campus, New the businesses that are to be recycling in India. D e l h i o n 1 6 N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 5 . [SOM2015CA004] addressed by the ‘Make in India’ q Ms Parul Munjal presented a research campaign. paper,‘Islamic Banking: A Primer’ co- Ms Munjal successfully completed two Ms Tripti presented a paper,‘Empirical authored by Dr P Malarvizhi and Ms online courses on Coursera, i.e. verification of the Marshall-Lerner Parul Munjal, for the track ‘Financial Financial Markets offered by Yale condition in the major Indian Inclusion’ in a two-day National Seminar University, USA with a score of 95.6% manufacturing industries namely on Recent Advances in Accounting, and Financial Accounting offered by Commerce and Taxation from 16-17

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demands of future. The conference also witnessed expert talks on the subject by eminent speakers including Mr Krishnna P Lall, Director, UNIDO Centre for South Industrial Cooperation, New Delhi; Mr Raghav Srivastava, WWF, Delhi; Prof. Saligram Bhatt, Professor Emeritus, NCU. The invited dignitaries also released a trilogy of three books authored by Mrs Ritu Dhingra, Research Scholar, NCU Law School titled, Environmental C o n s e r v a t i o n ( I n d i a n Tr a d i t i o n s ) , Environmental Jurisprudence (National and International), and Floral Bio-Diversity (Economic and Environmental Benefits). With an aim to invite research papers on stressed on the need of effective policy to Students from different Law Schools presented sustainable issues in India and across the regulate sustainable development issues. their research papers in two parallel sessions, globe from scholars, School of Law While addressing the students and invitees, chaired by Prof. Saligram Bhatt, Dr Arvind P organized an ‘International Conference on Prof. Prem Vrat, Pro-Chancellor stated that it is Bhanu and Dr Ritu Gupta, NCU Law School. Change in Shape of Sustainable the high time for us to work on developing new [SOL2015CO001] Development’ on 6 November 2015. Prof. technology to cater to the demands of the Pushpesh Pant, Dean and Professor, NCU society with the optimum resource utilization Law School delivered welcome address and so that we can develop sustainably to meet the

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Guest Lectures q With an aim to deliberate new dimensions and emerging trends in International Law, NCU School of Law and Centre for Post-Graduate Legal Studies (CPGLS) organized a special lecture on 'Laws of the Sea: An Overview' by Prof. (Dr) VK Ahuja, Faculty of Law, Delhi University, New Delhi, for Law students on 5 February 2016. Prof. Pushpesh Pant, Dean, NCU School of Law welcomed Prof. Ahuja to deliver this special lecture. Dr Ahuja inspired the Law students for their proactive role towards society on various international legal issues. He On 12 October 2015, Prof. M Afzal Wani, Dean, School of Law, GGSIP University, Delhi, discussed about the international delivered a lecture on ‘Approaches to the study and understanding of Law’. In his lecture strategies across the globe in various Prof. Wani emphasised on the needs of the students of Law to understand the right approach legal issues of High Seas. Moreover, he to study and understand law. He highlighted the importance of law students in the motivated the students to understand development of the society. Prof. Wani gave a unique approach of learning the subject to the International Law regime with relation to students. He also encouraged students to learn how to develop respect for the profession. Domestic Laws. The students appreciated the session and learned a Prof. Wani has been a member of 19th Law Commission of India. He has authored and lot from the insights of the speaker. edited several books on subjects like women and law, human rights, Islamic jurisprudence, [SOL2016G002] constitutional law and industrial jurisprudence etc. He is the founder editor of Indraprastha Technology Law Journal, a specialized journal on the subject. [SOL2015G010]

q School of Law organized a special Hallam University, UK who interacted lecture in association with SI-UK with students and shared his Education Council on 25 January experiences on his roles as Director of 2016. Dr Craig Paterson, Principal Service Prosecutions in the Service Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, Prosecuting Authority, Chairman of the UK delivered a special lecture on the Criminal Bar Association, Vice-chair of topic ‘Restorative justice and the role of the Professional Standards Committee commercial surveillance in criminal and as a member of the British Council justice’ to Law students. Dr Paterson’s Law Advisory Committee. He currently q The role of a defence lawyer in any areas of expertise include police represents Sheffield Hallam's Helena criminal proceeding has been very education, police reform, restorative Kennedy Centre for International crucial, be it presenting evidence, justice, and the role of commercial Justice as a mentor and visiting negotiating bail, managing media surveillance in criminal justice. Prior to barrister. [SOL2016G001] attention through press releases or working in academia, Dr Paterson led conferences, or plea bargaining. With audit and evaluation projects for the UK an objective of highlighting the role of a electronic offender monitoring system defence lawyer, the School of Law at and has fifteen years of experience in NCU organized a special lecture on the undertaking research, consultancy and 'Role of the Defence Lawyer in Criminal evaluation work. The lecture was Proceedings' by Mr Murari Tiwari, focused on criminology giving details of Former Honorary Secretary & present what is criminology, why people member of the Bar Council of Delhi on commit crimes, what makes a person a 19 February 2016. Addressing the corporate criminal. students of Law, Mr Tiwari emphasized on the importance of understanding the Dr Paterson was accompanied by Dr fundamental principles of criminal Bruce Houlder QC, Mentor, Sheffield liability which form the basis of

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Inter-college Quiz Special Law Mission, UK visited School of Law School of Law organized an inter-college quiz competition 'NorthCap Quiz 2K15' on 31 October 2015. 32 teams from different colleges across Delhi/NCR participated in the event. The finals were contested between 6 teams in which YMCA University of Science and Technology, Faridabad emerged winners and Amity University, Noida stood as runners- up. [SOL2015O004]

Research Scholar Activity Ms Ritu Dhingra, PhD Research Scholar, School of Law attended a Workshop on Protected Areas in China, held at Wuhan University, China from 23- 27 November 2015. Law Mission is a part of Subject Mission that Law, Nottingham Trent University; Mr Mel She was selected and sponsored by IUCN and British Council organizes every year to Kenny, Chair of EU Law, University of Exeter; Wuhan University to attend the workshop. spread knowledge amongst students. It is Dr Simon Seddon, Senior Lecturer in Law, like an academic lecture in which academic U n i v e r s i t y o f N o r t h a m p t o n . T h e Faculty Activities experts from various UK Universities visit distinguished delegates delivered lectures Indian universities and institutions and on contemporary issues which are relevant Dr Arvind P Bhanu, Associate Professor was interact with students and faculties. In the for any Law graduate. The focused areas for invited to judge the 4th Indraprastha National era of world becoming one global village, it discussion were medical negligence, Moot Court Competition (4th NMCC) on 10 is pertinent for the students to become international law, international competition October 2015, organized by University School highly aware about the trends and practices law and contracts law and international of Law and Legal Studies (USLLS), GGSIP University, New Delhi. in the industry from an international constitutional law. The students got a chance perspective. to interact and gain from the insights of Dr Bhanu chaired 2nd technical session during Delegates of Law Mission visited the international professors. The students were one day National Conference on ‘An audit of University on 18 January 2016 and enlightened by the knowledge and issues the 10 years of Right to Information Act 2005: Issues and challenges’ organized by Modern interacted with faculty and students. The discussed by the professors. College of Law, CCS University, Meerut on eminent speakers included Dr Charlotte occasion of Constitution Day on 26 November Skeet, Lecturer in Law, University of 2015, held at Law College, Mohan Nagar, Sussex; Mr John Tingle, Reader in Health Ghaziabad.

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q Honda Cars Pvt. Ltd. conducted a Orkash, a rapidly growing software product and service firm visited the University on 16 placement drive for our students at their November 2015 for placement of freshers and gave offers to three students. premises on 21 December 2015. q AuthBridge Research Services Private Limited, a decade old IITian startup, made their maiden visit to the University for an on-campus placement drive on 22 December 2015 and has offered placement to one student. q SMS Group, an EPC organization conducted on-campus placement drive for final year students of Mechanical Engineering on 8January 2016. q Panacea Healthcare a startup based in Orkash officials inaugurating campus placement drive Singapore conducted on-campus placement drive on 11 January 2016 and extended offer to one student of CB&I, a reputed organization for core branches of engineering visited the University on 11 Civil Engineering. December 2015 for on-campus placement drive and made offer to five students. CB&I was incepted 126 years ago in US and has bagged many international major projects since then. q Edynamic, an Information Technology firm extended placement offers to five students of ECE during their on-campus placement drive on 21 January 2016. q Mando Softtech India, a Gurgaon based prestigious firm has offered placement to one student of ECE. q Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Training Head-North Mr Rajit Sikka along with senior technical delegates visited NCU for an interaction with pre- final year students. The session was extremely informative to students.

SPA feels pride in sharing that there has been a significant growth this year in number of companies from diversified industry backgrounds visiting us for placements. We have been fortunate to welcome a growing organization in the sphere of retail marketing, Channelplay which is one of India's leading field marketing companies, working with different leading mobile phone, laptop, FMCG and consumer electronics brands on their retail marketing efforts. Human Resource officials from Channel Play visited the University on 14 January 2016 for a placement drive and were delighted to notice the energy level of our students. Company delegates were impressed to see their in-depth Mr BK Gupta welcoming Human Resource delegates from ChannelPlay preparation and efforts. Channelplay extended placement offers to three students of Mechanical Engineering and one student of Electrical Engineering.

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Library Staff Activities issue of plagiarism at the Seminar. His libraries in R & D activities, patents, copyright, presentation was informative and appreciated MOOCs, Open access resources, Plagiarism, by all present in the seminar. Various Cloud computing were discussed during the contemporary issues like digital library, role of seminar.

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Mr Deepak Sharma, Asst Librarian attended the 11th International Conference on W e b o m e t r i c s , I n f o r m e t r i c s , a n d Scientometrics (WIS) and the 16th COLLNET Meeting 2015, organized by COLLNET, Society for Library Professionals, SLA – Asian Chapter and IEG Delhi held from 26-28 November 2015 at Institute of Economic Growth (IEG) Delhi. The conference was attended by over 3000 participants from all over the world. A training programme of newly subscribed law database, Lexis Nexis was organized by Mr Sharma also attended the National LIRC and NCU Law School on 19 November 2015 for giving the hands-on experience to Seminar on Knowledge Management for users about the use of database. Ms Shweta, Training Manager from Lexis Nexis Organizational Excellence in Present conducted the session which was attended by about 100 students and faculty of School of Scenario held at Moti Lal Rastogi School of Law. She enlightened the participants about various features and usage of the database Management, Lucknow, on 6 February 2016. covering cases, legislation, commentary, forms & precedents, journals, dictionaries and The seminar was attended by over 200 general information of law. participants from all over the country. Mr Mr Deepak Sharma, Assistant Librarian, NCU informed the audience that the database is Deepak Sharma gave a keynote address on accessible through our IP ranges and can be accessed remotely through VPN.

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Mitsubishi Electric Cup Automation Contest A multi-disciplinary team comprising students of Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering participated in a national level automation competition organized by M/s Mitsubishi Electric Ltd. The NCU team, ‘ELECTROTECH’ secured 5th Position in the finals held at Pune on 12-13 February 2016. Team ELECTROTECH comprised four students, Sahil Saini (EEE), Karan Malhotra (EEE), Chaitanya Jhanji (ME) and Kulbhushan Gogia (ME) along with Mr Pradeep Rohilla (Dept of ME), Ms Anjali Garg (Dept of EECE) and Mr LN Joshi (technical staff). [MED2016O004] The NCU team was earlier shortlisted in top 24 teams from among more than 100 teams from all across India in the initial rounds. [MED2015O006]

Students make NCU proud in Road Traffic Quiz To instill awareness about traffic rules amongst youngsters, Traffic Police, Gurgaon in collaboration with Maruti Suzuki, organized the 'Gurgaon Road Safety Mega Festival 2015-16' during which several competitions were organized. The NCU team comprising Dhruv Pratap Singh Yadav, Aakriti Bansal and Rishika Deswal participated in the 'Road Safety Quiz' and bagged the first prize under category Level IV (Colleges and Above). The winning team was awarded with the Winner’s Trophy, Certificates, medals and mobile tabs on 13 February 2016 in a ceremony held at Tau Devi Lal Stadium, Gurgaon. They were accompanied by Dr Hukum Singh, Dept of APS during the event.

q Suyash and Rishabh, students of ME supervision of Prof. FMB Fernandes, towards fulfilling the academic 6th Semester are fabricating a self- Department of Materials Science, requirements of the University and d e s i g n e d ‘ U n i q u e C o o l i n g Faculty of Sciences, Universidade completion of his degree. Jacket/Vest’. With hard work and NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal during May- under guidance of the faculty July 2016. This internship is intended members, the project is at its final stage and is expected to get NCU’s Team Google completed soon. The fabrication is Students' Club, led done with the help of copper metal by Google Student joints and pipes and the major Ambassador Palash components like clamps, casing, gear C h h a b r a pump etc. The required material is participated in the uniquely designed by the students and G o o g l e Y o u t h printed on the 3D printer. No Connect Session outsourcing was done for the h e l d o n 1 7 machining or casting of the December 2015 at components which were designed. SRCC, New Delhi. The facility of 3D printing has proved The event included an interactive session with Mr Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google who to be a boon for innovation in the personally answered some questions from students across the country. The session University. [MED2016O001] witnessed over 3000 students representing various schools and colleges of the nation. q Prince Mathews, student of 3rd year Sushma, our student and an extended team member of NCU GSC, got the opportunity to ask a direct question from Mr Sundar Pichai. She asked about digital India to which Mr Mechanical Engineering has been Pichai replied with a lot of interest. The clip for this can be viewed at https: // selected for a summer internship in www.youtube.com/ watch?v=al0cNGOuW0g&feature=youtu.be research in Materials Science under

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Gender Champion Boy and Girl of NCU

To promote gender equality, guaranteed by Article 15 of the Indian Constitution, UGC advises all institutions to designate Gender Champion Boy and Girl. Gender Champions are envisaged as responsible leaders amongst students who facilitate and help an enabling environment within the University, where all the students are treated with fairness, dignity and respect without any discrimination. Ms Swamini Chibber, School of Law and Mr Pranav Jain, Dept of CSE&IT have been nominated as Gender Champion Girl and Gender Champion Boy of NCU.

Best Project Awards at Conference Attended Moot Court Updates SPEED 2016 q Mr Darpan Dhaiya, research scholar of q A team of three students from School of Dept of Mechanical Engineering Law participated in ALSA International attended International Conference on Moot Court Competition, 2015 held from Alternative Sources of Energy at BITS 19–23 August 2015 at Jakarta, Mesra, Ranchi from 29-30 January 2016 Indonesia. The NCU team comprising a n d p r e s e n t e d a p a p e r t i t l e d Suyash Srivastava, Sai Phanindra ‘Experimental Investigation of a Single Kumar and Sobir Garg (all of 4th year Cylinder SI Engine Fuelled with BBA-LLB) stood at 8th position with total G a s o l i n e - B u t a n o l B l e n d s ’ . Memory Score of 75 of which the highest [MED2016O007] was 80.5 and Oral Score of 73.5 of which the highest was 81.5. A total of 16 teams q Vishnu Tandi, student of 4th year BBA from six different countries participated Our students participated in the Students LLB received the Best Campus in the competition. This was the first Law Project Exhibition for Engineering Design Ambassador award from India National students’ event we have participated in a (SPEED 2016) organized by GD Goenka Bar Association for excellent work in the foreign country. University, Gurgaon on 19 February 2016 legal industry. and performed well in different q It was an honour for NCU Law School q Nitesh Jain of 3rd Year BBA-LLB (Hons.) competitions. In the final round, around 300 when a team comprising Upinder Singh, won the Special Mention Award at Model young innovators from 33 universities/ Rohan Seth and Apoorv Bhatnagar United Nations (SYMUNC) organized by institutions from Delhi/NCR and beyond bagged the Runners Up position at the G Symbiosis Centre for Management showcased over 100 projects. H Raisoni State Trial Advocacy Moot Studies, Noida from 6-7 October 2015. A team of BTech (Mechanical Engineering) 2015 at Nagpur during 30 September – 2 Final Year students won the Best Project q Ms Pusti Gupta and Mr Anil Sharma, October 2015. The Best Advocate Prize Award for their project titled ‘Design and students of LLM at NCU School of Law was won by Rohan Seth. Fabrication of Light Weight High Speed presented research papers in National Sports Car’. The NCU team comprised Conference on ‘An audit of ten years of Akshit Khosla, Dhruv Arora, Aman Taneja Right to Information Act 2005: Issues and Akash Khurana who worked under and challenges’ organized by Modern guidance of Dr Rohit Singh Lather, College of Law, CCS University, Meerut Associate Professor, Department of on the occasion of Law day on 26 Mechanical Engineering. [MED2016O005] November 2015. Ms Pushpi Gupta BTech (IT) final year students, Palash presented a paper on ‘Right to Chhabra and Mansi Kamboj won the Best Information: A boon or bane’ while Mr Project Award for a Social Cause for their Anil Sharma presented a paper on ‘Right project, Shikshak: A Tutor System for the to Information: A critical study of Blind. Palash and Mansi developed the Achievement of RTI Act 2005’ project under the guidance of Ms Jyotika q A team comprising Nitesh Jain, Rachit Pruthi and Ms Mehak Khurana. Garg and S Phanindra Kumar represented NCU Law School at the Amity International Moot 2015, Noida during 8 – 10 October 2015.

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Sports

The University's Inter-Department Sports Tournaments for the session 2015-16 witnessed different games including Basketball, Badminton and Lawn Tennis competitions that were held from 14-25 September 2015. Teams from all the three Schools of the University participated with full zeal and showcased their sports skills. The tournament was graced by the presence of Registrar, Col Bikram Mohanty (Retd).

The results were as follows:

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The Cricket tournament under University's Inter- InterDepartment-Depar Sportstment for Cricketthe session T our2015-16nament was held from 17-26 November 2015. Nine teams from all the three Schools of the University participated with full zeal and showcased their sports skills. The final match was played between Dept of Mech. Engg. and Dept of ECE, in which Dept of Mech. Engg. emerged winners.

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 67 Judo Club In order to help its students be healthy and proficient in self-defence, the University started a Judo Club on 23 November 2015. The Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig. SK Sharma (Retd) inaugurated the Club and welcomed the students to join. The Club organizes Judo training and workshops for the students. For details on the Club and admission criteria, students can contact Ms Sunil Malik, Dept of Sports or the Club President, Ms Gurusikha Kundu (student of School of Law). The Judo Club of the University has seen a warm welcome by the students who have come up in large numbers to enquire and register themselves in the Club. Judo classes have started on 13 January 2016 and are running successfully. The Club now has 44 registered students who are being trained.

Sports Inter-Department Football Tournament 2016 The University's Inter-Department Football Tournament 2016 was played from 19-22 January 2016. The tournament was played between eight teams from different departments, viz. ME, ECE, Civil, EEE, CSE, IT, SOM and SOL. The participating teams showed full enthusiasm and sportsmanship and presented an excellent show. In a tough competition, the team of SOM defeated Mech. Engineering team in the Finals on 22 January 2016 with a score of 5-4.

Inter-Department Athletics Tournaments 2016 The University's Inter-Department Athletics Tournaments 2016 were played from 24-26 February 2016. Students from different departments participated in the tournaments with an interest. Vineet Khanna, Dept of CSE was declared as the Best Athlete. The results of various events were as under:

Event Boys Girls Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up 100 mtrs Run Vineet Khanna (CSE) Sahil Arora (CSE) Ishani Bangia (APS) Nandini Gupta (CSE) 200 mtrs Run Sharvan Rathore (SOM) Vineet Khanna (CSE) Shivani Roy (EE) Geetanjali (EE) 400 mtrs Run Vineet Khanna (CSE) Kunal (ECE) Shivani Roy (EE) Varsha Yadav (EE)

800 mtrs Run Vineet Khanna (CSE) Sharvan Rathore (SOM) Srishti Bhalotia (ECE) Shivani Roy (EE)

1500 mtrs Run Sharvan Rathore (SOM) Shubham (ECE) 3000 mtrs Run Abhishek (ME) Sharvan Rathore (SOM) Relay Race Sanjeev, Arun, Ankit, Shubham Rahul, Tapish, Abhishek, Pranjal (ME) (100x4) (EECE)

Relay Race (200x4) Long Jump Vineet Khanna (CSE) Sahil Arora (CSE) Pragya Sharan (SOL) Shivani Roy (EE)

High Jump Vineet Khanna (CSE) Shlok Sharma (ECE)

Javelin Throw Anurag Lohokna (CSE) Manish Kajle (ME) Shivani Roy (EE) Srishti Bhalotia (ECE)

Discus Throw Ronik Yadav (ME) Anurag Lohokna (CSE) Shivani Roy (EE) Srishti Bhalotia (ECE)

Shot Putt Arpit (SOL) Vibhudh (SOL) Srishti Bhalotia (ECE) Manisha (SOM)

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 68 SPORTS

Achievements in Inter-College Tournaments Students of NCU showcase their talent and skills not only in academic field, but also in extracurricular activities, in and outside the University.

NCU Table Tennis team won the Silver Medal in the Table Tennis tournament during the Inter Collegiate Sports Festival ‘Udgosh 2015’ organized by IIT Kanpur from 1-4 October 2015. Competing in a league of 30 teams participating from different colleges and universities from all across the nation, the NCU team defeated the 3 times defending champions IIT Kanpur team in the Semi-Finals to compete with NIT Trichy team in the Finals. The NCU team comprised Kartavya Atri (15CSU090), Subham Jain (15CSU226), Abhishek (15CSU005) and Shivansh Dhall (14CSU192).

NCU Table Tennis Team

Mr Kartavya Atri (CSE 1st year) stood first in Table Tennis under Boys category whereas Ms Rajyashree (CSE 1st year) bagged the 3rd position in Table Tennis under Girls category. Ms Radhika Bhatia (CSE 1st year) and Mr Aditya Malik (Mech Engg) emerged as the runner up in Badminton (Girls) in Lawn Tennis (Boys) respectively. The NCU team reached the 2nd position in Football tournament.

Table Tennis and Badminton Players The students participated in the annual Inter-University Sports Fest Sportophia’15 organized by GD Goenka University held on 20-21 November 2015.

NCU Football Team

The NCU Basketball team participated in the annual Inter-University Basketball tournament Mosaic’15 organized by IILM, Gurgaon from 25-27 November 2015. The tournament was played among 6 teams from different universities and colleges. The NCU team emerged winners in the finals by defeating the team of JIMS, Delhi with a comfortable margin of 60-25.

NCU Basketball Team

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 69 Miscellaneous Basic Life Support Old Age Home Visit Training Camp In line with University’s commitment towards ‘Golden Hour First-Aid’, Basic Life Support Methods, Awareness & Training Camp was conducted on 18 September 2015. The camp was organized in association with Columbia Asia Hospital, bringing specialized training at no cost to participants. More than 250 individuals, which included students, members

Miscellaneous of faculty, technical & administrative staff, attended the camp led by Dr T Nath from Columbia Asia Hospital. The Camp that included introduction to CPR e d u c a t i o n a n d b a s i c L i f e s u p p o r t methodologies, was coordinated by Dr Shilpy Members of Yukti, social service club of The NorthCap University, Gurgaon visited Tau Devi Wadhwa, Sr Medical Consultant. She was Lal Old Age Home in Sector-4, Gurgaon on 25 September 2015. The Suvidha Cell of Yukti supported by Ms Anubha, a student of 4th year focuses on providing basic amenities and organized the visit in order to fulfil certain basic Law who motivated many students to attend needs of the residents of the old age home, which has 25 physically and mentally the BLS camp. challenged women residents. The delegation was led by Mrs Jyotsna Singh, Faculty Coordinator, Yukti, accompanied by other faculty members and students. The Yukti team arranged to provide fruits, vegetables, some grocery items, toothbrushes, medicines etc. Yukti, the social service organization of the University under which the Suvidha cell operates, has extensive experience in such activities and plans to supply items like medicines and medical kits on their next visit.

University runs Cleanliness Drive students and faculty of the University gathered together to participate in this mission and shared the effort to clean the area. They also sensitized the residents and others in the area about cleanliness and sanitation. The volunteers later disposed the collected garbage at municipal dustbins. The campaign initiated by the University aims not only at cleaning up the neighbouring areas but also to spread awareness among the students as well as campus neighborhood on the need for a healthy environment. It also intends to improve the appearance of the city. The social service club Yukti initiated a surroundings and ran a campaign to clean the cleanliness drive in and around the University area in Sector 23 market, Gurgaon. The on 20 November 2015. The volunteers took location was identified by Yukti volunteers due one small step for the betterment of the to excessive litter in this area. About 100

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 70 MISCELLANEOUS

Freshers Day University Staff wins Bench Press competition Mr Vijay Ghai, Sr Executive, Admin has secured second position in Senior Weight Class Bench Press Competition held at Gurgaon on 1 November 2015. The University congratulates him and wishes him all the best for future competitions.

On 25 September 2015, the University celebrated Freshers Day to welcome the new batch of students. Colour, laughter, music and celebrations, were all one could spot on the day. It was the most happening and memorable experience for the newly inducted students of the University. The senior students of the University organized a scintillating show and welcomed their new companions to the University in an environment full of harmony and friendliness. Lively and entertaining cultural extravaganza comprising dance, fashion show, melody, skits and energetic choreography was at display. Rishika Deswal and Mandeep Lakra were awarded with the titles of Miss and Mr Fresher. The fresh batch put up an attractive and a stimulating fashion show by walking the ramp for the coveted Mr Charismatic and Miss Diva's titles which were won by Shubham and Saina. Dressed to the nines, the girls and boys made a spectacular show. Other awards for the new entrants included Mr and Miss Popular and Mr and Miss Well- dressed.

University organizes Mini- Marathon The University organized its first ever Mini Marathon on 11 October 2015, in furtherance of its commitment to Raahgiri, health consciousness amongst youth, as a part of its cultural fest- ‘Momentum 2015’. The Marathon witnessed a participation of over 300 students of NCU and other colleges along with faculty and staff of the University. The sprinters ran for 3.2 KM with a social cause and message for all to remain healthy and fit. The event was organized by Yukti, the social service club of NCU which has used this opportunity by utilizing the funds raised through this event in social service and upliftment of underprivileged strata of the society. Yukti encouraged the young Parvesh, Sumit and Saurabh were awarded Faculty and Best Female Faculty runner, participants with the motto ‘Run a mile, bring a with Gold medals while 12 other winners were respectively. Mr Lalit Narayan Lal came first in smile.’ The other highlight of the event awarded Silver medals. Prof. Ravindra Ojha, Admin category and Mr Anish came first in the illustrated the desire of the institution to Director SOET was declared Best Senior Technical Staff category. The faculty and staff express its support in women empowerment Runner while Mr Gagan Baradia (Dept of of NCU showcased their full support and cheer b y e n c o u r a g i n g m a x i m u m f e m a l e Mechanical Engineering) and Ms Anjali Garg to the participants. particiation. (Dept of ECE) were declared Best Male

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Republic Day Celebrations He said that India’s strong constitution can take the country on the right path to progress, backed by good governance. The Government’s support to ‘Start-up’ in India has the potential to generate employment, alleviate poverty and bring prosperity to the nation. He also congratulated Prof. Pushpesh Pant, Professor & Dean, School of Law, who was honoured with the Padma Shri on the occasion of the Republic Day 2016. It is a moment of great pride for NCU as now Prof. Pant joins our gallery of elite University On 26 January 2016, the University Speaking on the occasion, NCU’s Pro Vice- leaders who are recipients of the ‘Padma’ celebrated the 67th Republic Day with pomp Chancellor greeted all faculty members, staff, awards. The Pro Vice-Chancellor said that and show. The fog and cold weather could students and guests and appreciated their today our University is amongst the leaders not dampen the patriotic fervour and enthusiasm by coming to the University to in the National Capital Region and Northern enthusiasm of the faculty, staff, students celebrate the day. He elaborated the India and the credit for achieving this goes to and children who braved the weather to importance of the day and history behind the hard work and dedication of all members attend the function. After unfurling the choosing 26 January as the Republic Day after of the University. National Flag, the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig. India gained independence. He paid homage SK Sharma (Retd) took the salute as the to the great visionary leader Dr Bhimrao Ramji The celebrations were followed by high tea Security Staff marched past the dais. Ambedkar, who crafted the Indian Constitution. for all.

Sahaj Yoga Programme held at The NorthCap University techniques of meditation and yoga. The Pro Vice-Chancellor, Brig. SK Sharma (Retd) thanked the artists for the show and noted that the programme filled the audience with a new sense of energy.

A Survey on ‘Happiness Quotient’ Ms Nikita Kapoor, Psychologist-cum- Counselor at NCU recently conducted a survey on Happiness Quotient of our The University organized a Sahaj Yoga artists also showed the Sahaj Yoga University students. The aim of the survey programme on 6 January 2016. The techniques to the students and staff of the was to understand the state of satisfaction programme, ‘Yoga Dhara’ comprised cultural University. The speaker of the group, Mr and the ‘happiness quotient’ of our events and meditation performed by a group Swapnil explained to the audience that Sahaj students. of 24 international artists from 7 different Yoga is a combination of yoga, music and Ms Kapoor conducted the survey on a nations. The touring team comprised meditation. Yoga is a union of energy residing sample size of 100 University students dancers and vocalists from Russia, Ukraine, in our body which helps the energy flow in one within age group of 17 to 19 years. She England, China, Italy, Spain and Belgium. direction bringing a sense of self-realization. concluded that overall the students are a The event was a part of an all India tour by the Through yoga and meditation we can develop happy lot, with those staying with the family artists from Sahaj Yoga family, to spread our inner strength. He also mentioned that the possessing higher happiness quotient in awareness about sahaj yoga, self-realization seven chakras of our body are connected to comparison to students residing in hostels and meditation. seven notes of music. or PGs. The outcome of the survey was on During the Yoga Dhara programme, the The faculty and students of the University expected lines, but has opened the doors foreign artists presented a mesmerizing were enthralled to be a part of such a for getting the pulse of the students through show of Kuchipudi dance, bhajans and fascinating experience which was a our recently appointed psychologist-cum- instrumentals based on different ragas. The memorable one and the audience thoroughly counselor. enjoyed it while gaining an insight to the

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Workshop on 'Dealing with Relationships’ were helped to understand their own emotions, surrounding relationships and to identify key internal road-blocks for a healthy relationship. The workshop motivated the members to understand and learn practical tools to build better, stronger and enduring relationships. The workshop was coordinated by Ms Nikita Kapoor, Psychologist and Counsellor of NCU, supported by Dr Shilpy Wadhwa and Ms Deepika Bishnoi (HR).

To equip students and faculty with participants including students and faculty of interpersonal skills for navigating the complex the University participated in the workshop. world of relationships, a workshop was Through real life experiences and case conducted by Mr Sanjeev Ailawadi, studies, participants understood the Commotion India, on the theme 'Dealing with association of personal, mutual and collective Relationships' on 4 February 2016. Mr memories and how they affected a person's Ailawadi, a social worker and community perspective and reactions. In a group activity leader has more than 30 years of holistic boys and girls shared their opinions and counselling experience. Around 100 feelings about each other. The participants

Blood Donation Camp

The University organized a Blood Donation were first time donors who voluntarily came the event. The University conducts this event Camp in the University Campus on 25 forward to join hands in this noble mission. A annually in partnership with Rotary Club, February 2016, in association with Rotary total of 368 donors were registered by the end Gurgaon with the desire to spread a culture of Blood Bank. The Camp was inaugurated by of the day. The donors went through a series community support and bring about dedicated our Pro-Chancellor, Prof. Prem Vrat and DC of medical checkups before donating blood services for the upliftment of society. Gurgaon, Mr TL Satya Prakash. There was and were given refreshments, a memento and great enthusiasm amongst the students, a certificate of appreciation for this service to faculty and staff members of the University humanity. A confidential blood test report and who started queuing up in large numbers to a Donor’s card are being provided to the register since morning. Many of the students donors by Rotary Blood Bank who conducted

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Papers Published by Prof. Prem Vrat Books Published National (1 Sep 2015 - 29 Feb 2016) 1. KM Mital, Prem Vrat and Sushil (2015) Journals Vol.16, No.4, pp. 361-376, SOM2015J014. 'Flexible Human Resource Planning: International 5. Lalit Upadhayay and Prem Vrat (2016) Principles and Applications', New Age I n t e r n a t i o n a l P L t d , I S B N - 'An Anp Based Selective Assembly 1. Ravindra Ojha and Prem Vrat (2015) 9788122440690, SOM2015B001. 'Long-Term Implications of the Approach Incorporating Taguchi's Quality Book Chapters Burgeoning Informal Labour Hiring in Loss Function To Improve Quality of Indian Manufacturing Sector: A System Placements in Technical Institutions', The International Dynamics Analysis', Global Journal of TQM Journal, Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 112 - 131, 1. Ajay Bhotan, Prem Vrat and AK Vij Flexible Manufacturing Systems MED2016J001. (2015) 'Peculiarities of Disaster Management, Vol.16, No.3, pp.1-14, National Management in a High-Altitude Area' in Managing Humanitarian Logistics, MED2015J015. 1. Karishma and Prem Vrat (2015) 'SWOT Chapter 19, pp. 273-296, Springer, 2. Alpana Agarwal and Prem Vrat (2015) Analysis of E-Waste Management in India', ISBN - 978-81-322-2415-0, SOM 'Line and Staff Functions in Organisations Industrial Engineering Journal, Vol. VIII, 2015BC006. Revisited: A Bionic System analogy using No. 10, pp. 27-39, SOM2015J011. National ISM', Vision, Vol. 19, No. 2, pp. 89-103, Conference Proceedings 1. Prof. Prem Vrat (2015) 'Faculty Quality SOM2015J007. International in Technical Education: Concerns, 3. Divya Shrivastava, Makarand S Kulkarni Challenges and Way Forward' in 1. Monica Verma, Kanika T Bhal and Prem and Prem Vrat (2015) 'Integrated designs Transforming Indian Higher Education, Vrat (2015) 'Gender Sensitive Practices for of preventive maintenance and quality Chapter 7, pp. 159-172, Bloomsburry, Enhancing Women's Satisfaction and I S B N - 9 7 8 - 9 3 - 8 4 8 9 8 - 9 5 - 3 , control policy parameters with CUSUM Commitment in Indian Call Centres: The SOM2015BC003. chart', The International Journal of Mediating Role of Career Advancement', Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2. Archana Sarma (2015) 'Commutation I n t e r n a t i o n a l C o n f e r e n c e o n Vol.79, No.5 to 8, pp., SOM2015J008. of Death Penalty in India: Revisiting the Telecommunication Technology and Death Row Phenomenon' in Human 4. Alpana Agarwal and Prem Vrat (2015) 'A M a n a g e m e n t , p p . 5 5 5 - 5 6 0 , Rights Challenges: Issues and T I S M B a s e d B i o n i c M o d e l o f SOM2015P006. Perspectives, Chapter 1, pp. 1-10, Organisational Excellence', Global Rajiv Gandhi National University of Journal of Flexible Systems Management, Law, Patiala, ISBN - 978-93-84166-08- 3, SOL2015BC001.

School of Engineering and Technology Department of Electrical, Electronics and (1 Sep 2015 - 29 Feb 2016) Communication Engineering (EECE) Research Papers Published/Presented

Journals for detection of sleep apnea', International 6. Parul Puri, Parul Garg and Mona International Journal of Enhanced Research in Science Aggarwal (2015) 'Partial Dual-Relay Technology & Engineering, Vol. 4, No. 6, Selection Protocols in Two-Way Relayed 1. Priyanka and Charu Rana (2015) 'Design pp. 228-235, ECE2015J051. FSO Networks', IEEE Journal of Lightwave and analysis of low power adiabatic Technology, pp. 1-7, ECE2015J054. techniques', IJISA, Vol. 7, No. 8, pp. 45- 4. Pankti Brar and Sharda Vashisth (2015) 50, ECE2015J040. 'Piezoelectric sensor to non-invasively 7. Savita Sondhi, Munna Khan, Ritu Vijay, detect age associated changes in human Ashok K Salhan and SK Sharma (2015) 2. Aakansha Barala, Pooja Sabherwal and carotid pulse', Int. J. Biomedical 'Effect of Normobaric and Hypobaric Nandlal Yadav (2015) 'Analysis of Engineering and Technology, Vol. 19, No. Hypoxia on Formant Characteristics of Operational Transconductance Amplifier 1, pp. 40-52, ECE2015J052. Human Voice', International Journal of using 180 nm Technology CMOS 5. Mohit Ahlawat and Naresh Kumari (2015) Computer Applications, Vol. 122, No. 15, Process', Journal of Microelectronics and pp. 32-37, ECE2015J055. Solid State Devices, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 10- 'Wind Energy Scenario: A Survey', Journal 13, ECE2015J050. of Alternate Energy Sources and 8. Savita Sondhi, Munna Khan, Ritu Vijay Technologies, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 12-18, and Ashok K Salhan (2015) 'Vocal 3. Rishika Kaloniya and Pooja Sabherwal ECE2015J053. Indicators of Emotional Stress', (2015) 'ECG signal recordings analysis International Journal of Computer

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Department of CSE & IT Research Papers Published/Presented Journals 9. Shilpa Mahajan, Jyoteesh Malhotra and Logic Based Fair-Share CPU Scheduler: International Sandeep Sharma (2015) ‘Pre-deployment VFS CPU Scheduler’, International Non-uniform Node Distribution Strategy Journal of Fuzzy System Applications, Vol. 1. Shobhana and Prachi (2015) ‘Energy for Enhancing Network Efficacy in WSN’, 4, No. 3, pp. 25-49, CSE2015J056. Management System in Building using a International Journal of Wireless and Multi Agent Control Methodology’, 18. Geetika, Hanmandlu and Deepti Gaur Mobile Communication, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. (2015) ‘A New Alignment Free Method for International Journal of Current 49-57, CSE2015J048. Research, Vol.7, No.7, pp. 18315- Phylogenetic Tree Construction’, 18320, CSE2015J040. 10. Usha Batra, Shelly Sachdeva and International Journal of Database Theory Saurabh Mukherjee (2015) ‘Implementing and Application, Vol. 8, No. 6, pp. 111-124, 2. Jagdeep Kaur and Pradeep Tomar Healthcare Interoperability utilizing SOA CSE2015J057. (2015) ‘Multi Objective Optimization and Data Interchange Agent’, Elsevier's Model using Preemptive Goal 19. Neha Bansal and Jagdeep Kaur (2015) ‘A Journal of Health Policy and Technology, Review on Criteria Based Software Programming for Software Component Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 241-255, CSE2015J049. Selection’, International Journal of Component Selection Techniques’, Information Technology & Computer 11. Geetika, M Hanmandlu, Ashish Saini and International Journal of Computer Science Science (MECS Publisher), Vol. 7, No. Deepti Gaur (2015) ‘Modified k-Tuple Engineering & Information Technology 9, pp. 31-37, CSE2015J041. Method for the Construction of Research, Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 23-30, Phylogenetic Trees’, Trends in CSE2015J058. 3. Sonakshi Dahiya and Yogita Gigras Bioinformatics, Vol. 8, No. 3, pp. 75-85, 20. Shilpa Mahajan, Jyoteesh Malhotra and (2015) ‘A Survey on Knowledge CSE2015J050. Acquisition Model and Approaches’, Sandeep Sharma (2015) ‘Energy International Journal of Artificial 12. Usha Batra, Saurabh Mukherjee and Anuj balanced optimum path determination Intelligence and Knowledge Discovery, Ramesh Yadav (2014) ‘Analytical based on graph theory for wireless sensor Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 18-21, CSE2015J042. Comparison of Aspectized Service network’, IET Wireless Sensor Systems, Oriented and Distributed Objects’, IERI Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 290-298, CSE2015J059. 4. Anuradha, Yogita Gigras, Kavita P r o c e d i a , V o l . 7 , p p . 7 1 - 7 6 , 21. Mehak Khurana and Meena Kumari Choudhary and Pratibha (2015) CSE2015J051. ‘ P e r f o r m a n c e A n a l y s i s o f (2015) ‘Variants of Differential and Linear Dimensionality Reduction Techniques: 13. Shilpa Mahajan, Jyoteesh Malhotra and Cryptanalysis’, International Journal of Linear Vs. Non Linear’, International Sandeep Sharma (2015) ‘Energy efficient Computer Applications, Vol. 131, No. 18, Journal of Artificial Intelligence and data transmission method for lifetime pp. 20-28, CSE2015J060. Knowledge Discovery, Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. enhancement in wireless sensor network’, 22. Richa Chhabra and Ishwinder Kaur 37-41, CSE2015J043. International Journal of Sytem Control Sandhu (2015) 'A Study on Big Data and Communication, Vol.6, No.4, pp.333 - Approach to Data Analytics', Internatianal 5. Anuradha and Kshitiz Adlakha (2015) 350, CSE2015J052. ‘Recapitulation of Ant Colony and Firefly Journal of Innovative Research in Optimization Techniques’, International 14. Prachi and Jyoti (2015) ‘An Energy C o m p u t e r a n d C o m m u n i c a t i o n Journal of Bioinformatics and Efficient Routing Algorithm for Wireless Engineering, Vol. 3, No. 10, pp. 9249- Biomedical Engineering, Vol. 1, No. 2, Body Area Network’, International Journal 9254, CSE2016J001. pp. 175-180, CSE2015J044. of Wireless and Microwave Technologies, 23. Neha Aggarwal and Deepti Gaur (2015) Vol.5, No.5, pp.56-62, CSE2015J053. 6. Prachi, Nisha and Suruchi (2015) 'Classification of Crime Data Using Rapid ‘Green Wireless Networking’, 15. Prachi and Jyoti (2015) ‘An Energy Miner', International Journal of Applied International Journal of Computer Effective WBAN Architecture for Athletes Engineering Research, Vol. 10, No. 35, Applications, Vol. 125, No. 10, pp. 4-10, Efforts Analysis Under A Common pp. 517-520, CSE2016J002. CSE2015J045. Activity’, International Journal of 24. Ekta and Hitesh Yadav (2015) 'A survey Information Technology and Computer 7. Prachi and Seema Verma (2015) ‘A on various approaches used to manage Science, Vol. 7, No. 11, pp. 74-80, variability', International Journal of Cluster based Key Management CSE2015J054. Scheme for Underwater Wireless Innovative Science, Engineering & Sensor Networks’, International Journal 16. Rita Rana Chhikara, Prabha Sharma Technology, Vol. 2, No. 8, pp. 1032-1034, of Computer Network and Information and Latika Singh (2015) ‘A hybrid feature CSE2016J003. Security, Vol. 7, No. 9, pp. 54-63, selection approach based on improved 25. Tania Gaur and Divya Sharma (2016) 'A CSE2015J046. PSO and filter approaches for image Secure and Efficient Client-Side steganalysis’, International Journal of E n c r y p t i o n S c h e m e i n C l o u d ' , 8. 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16. Niragi Dave, Anil Kumar Misra, Amit of Granular Filter for Protection against National Srivastava and Surendra Kumar Kaushik Piping in Dams’, International 1. Vaishali Sahu and Geetika Gandhi (2015) (2015) ‘Experimental Analysis of Strength Symposium on Geohazards and ‘Effective ways to management and Durability Properties of Quaternary Geomechanics, pp. 1-12, CEE2015P003. construction and demolition waste for Cement Binder and Mortar’, Construction 2. Amit Srivastava, Deepanshu Yadav and sustainable environment’, Climate and building materials (Elsevier), Vol. Bharat Gaur (2015) ‘Ground Water Change- Need for Global Partnership, pp. 107,pp. 117-124, CEE2015J027. Quality Assessment around Gazipur 157, CEE2015P005. Landfill Site, Delhi’, International Conference on Geo-engineering and Conference Proceedings Climate Change Technologies for International S u s t a i n a b l e E n v i r o n m e n t a l 1. Amit Srivastava and GL Sivakumar M a n a g e m e n t , p p . 1 4 9 - 1 5 6 , Babu (2015) ‘System Reliability Analysis CEE2015P004.

Department of Mechanical Engineering Research Papers Published/Presented Journals Engineering and Automation, Vol. 5, No. Journal of Applied Engineering Research, International 3B(2015), pp. 69-75, MED2015J017. Vo l . 1 0 , N o . 7 8 , p p . 2 0 8 - 2 1 2 , MED2015J022. 1. Swati Bhardwaj, Pramod Bhatia and 5. K Mathiyazhagan, Ali Diabat, Abbas Al- Sushant Ahuja (2014) ‘Analysis of Refaie and Lei Xu (2015) ‘Application of 9. Shiv Manjaree, Bahadur Chand Nakra Methane Diffusion Flames’, International analytical hierarchy process to evaluate and Vijyant Agawal (2015) 'Comparative Journal of Research in Engineering and pressures to implement green supply Analysis for Kinematics of 5-DOF Technology, Vol. 3, No. 11, pp. 47-50, chain management’, Journal of Cleaner Industrial Robotic Manipulator', Acta MED2015J013. Production, Vol. 107, pp. 229-236, Mechanica et Automatica, Vol. 9, No. 4, MED2015J018. pp. 229-240, MED2016J002. 2. Manoj Kumar Gopaliya and DR Kaushal (2015) ‘Analysis of Effect of 6. Lixin Shen, K Mathiyazhagan, Devika 10. Vijay Singh Dalal, Vibhor Kakkar and Grain Size on Various Parameters of Kannan and Wang Ying (2015) ‘Study on Anmol Bhatia (2015) 'Risk Management Slurry Flow through Pipeline using CFD’, analysing the criteria’s for selection of and Assessment by Failure Mode and Particulate Science and Technology, shipping carriers in Chinese shipping Effect Analysis of Vertical Balancing V o l . 3 3 , N o . 4 , p p . 3 6 9 - 3 8 4 , market using analytical hierarchy Machines', International Journal of MED2015J014. process’, Int. J. Shipping and Transport Applied Engineering Research, Vol. 10, Logistics, Vol. 7, No. 6, pp. 742-757, No. 78, pp. 174-181, MED2016J003. 3. Ritwik Basu, MA Mohtadi-Bonab, Xu MED2015J019. Wang and Mostafa Eskandari (2015) ‘Role of microstructure on phase 7. Feras Hakkak, Mahmoud Jabalameli, Conference Presentations Mostafa Rostami and Mohamad transformation behavior in Ni-Ti-Fe International shape memory alloys during thermal Parnianpour (2015) ‘The Tibiofemoral cycling’, Journal of alloys and Joint Gaps - An Arthroscopic Study’, 1. Rohit Singh Lather (2016) 'Experimental compounds, Vol. 652, No.1, pp. 459 - SDRP Journal of Biomedical Engineering, Investigation of a Single Cylinder SI 469, MED2015J016. Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 1-6, MED2015J021. Engine Fuelled with Gasoline Butanol 8. Sumangal Chugh, Sourav Kant, Deepak Blends', International Conference on 4. Sudhakar S (2015) ‘Value Stream Alternative Energy Sources, Department Mapping and Value Stream Design in a Monga and Devendra Kumar Pathak (2015) ‘Dehumidification of Indoor Air of Mechanical Engineering & Bio- Complex Diesel Pump Production Flow: Engineering, BIT Mesra, MED2016C001. A Case Study’, Journal of Mechanical Using Integrated Solar Powered Evaporative Air Cooler’, International

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Journals Analytical Studies of Nickel (II) and International Journal of Emerging Trends International Ruthenium (II) Complexes of Schiff Base in Science and Technology, Vol.2, No.8, Ligands for Hydrogenation of Benzene’, pp.3064-3070, APS2015J016. 1. Tejpal Singh Chundawat, Poonam Current Catalysis, Vol. 4, No.1, pp. 43-56, 3. Ashutosh Pandey, Himanshu Pandey Kumari, Subash Chandra Mohapatra, APS2015J015. Sunita Bhagat, Sanjay Baweja, Sachin U and Dileep Kumar (2015) ‘A study of EOQ Nandanwar and Mousumi Chakraborty 2. Ashutosh Pandey (2015) ‘Control Chart Model with Ramp Type of Demand’, (2015) ‘Synthesis, Spectral and Thermo or (M/M/∞): (∞/FIFO) Queuing Model’, International Journal of Scientific and

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students learn at any point of hour, an India problem of employment being encountered by where a patient would be able to find the the engineers would be reduced by 70-80%, if medicine to be taken in the absence of doctor all not 100 % but good things take a while to come. by himself. The start-ups would be the major contributors Ms Jyotika Pruthi for floating the job opportunities as their back Digital India that stands as a campaign being led Assistant Professor would be supported by the funds thereby by the government to make the country walk on Dept of CSE&IT building the digital economy of India. the bits 0 and 1, can truly bring a zeal in the soul of an engineer. It holds a noble objective to write The technical knowledge has been acquired by y grandparents felt telegram was a on the pages of the book that covers the life of a a group of people but the challenge lies on our dream for them in 1940s!! person living in a metro city or farther. But all the shoulders to spread and publicise the M pages would be written digitally! The innovation campaign by making rest of the people too, My parents felt television was a surprise for would be to devise a strategy that makes the technology friendly. To bring forth a proper plan them in 1970s!! people in villages play with a tablet with free Wi- is the need of the hour that definitely requires Fi services. Believing in the fact that every the man power to support. I still feel smartphone was ‘impossible’ for me in citizen of the nation is an engineer who Various initiatives have already been taken up 1990s!! engineers the growth and prosperity of his by companies like Engineers India Limited to country, if given an opportunity, can definitely But today I am able to utilise the modern integrate the day to day functionalities with the shape the future in a better mode. services like video chat or with a click of mouse information technology thereby contributing in allowing me to send an email feeling telegram Starting the journey right from changing the making Digital India a big hit. to be an obsolete service and that too, without profile picture of Facebook into tri-colour to Our honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi being surprised. Have we become so habitual successful implementation of the concept, the has laid the vision of completing Digital India by of digitisation? campaign will turn out be a great opportunity 2019. The pace of technology throws a challenge in builder tool for skilled and unskilled population of our lap to call ourselves ‘Digital India’. An India India. When all the reputed and big names like We are all excited to welcome India emerging of e-dreams, an India where all the rural areas Apple, Qualcomm, Microsoft etc. will come as Smart India!! would be e-Governed, an India whose farmers forward to make an investment in India, there would be using smartphones to look for the would be a pool of job opportunities in which information related to pesticides, an India around 1.5 million engineers who pass out every where 24 X 7 e-Education will make our year can reflect their grabbing skills. So the

A Word for Higher Education Teachers: Some Notes for Building Nation’s Human Capital

A teacher, thus would always be committed to research, furthering education, meeting impart and support rounded learning; make deadlines, managing home and work, etc. Ms Jiveta content captivating and useful; nurture students enhancing the teaching style and answering Chaudhary Grover and craft their value system; demonstrate and students’ expectations could be more than often Assistant Professor build positive behaviours and attitude; motivate neglected. Sadly, the teacher is pressed to stick School of students toward continuous improvement; value to the same old content and conventional, non- Management the community’s interest over the own; inspire experimented and static teaching methodology. students to be better and more responsible Students and the tremendous potential they teacher’s role in shaping her students’ members of the society and; continually make possess unfortunately fall prey to this. A passion s e l f a n d c a r e e r s c a n n o t b e contribution toward the society’s betterment to teach, a knack for learning, strong Aunderestimated. She is viewed as a either by sharing worthy ideas and knowledge or behavioural and technical competency and a knowledge storehouse who would create undertaking research or extending social balancing attitude in a teacher could resolve this comprehensive learning experiences for her service, etc. vicious cycle of ineffectiveness where, inept students. She is meant to be effective or more teaching style fails to meet students’ As an employee, she must diligently respond to so, one is not a teacher for her designated role expectations providing stimuli to the much all the stakeholders viz., students, peers, but for the qualities she possesses and the aware and demanding students for exhibiting superiors and employer. In the tussle of values she holds. Her role in instrumental in inappropriate and negative in-class behaviours the development of a nation’s human capital. undertaking administrative tasks, undertaking

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Importance of Learning Language through Literature: An Exclusive Approach

vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation of different activities employed while studying students which is the backbone of any drama, can help in overcoming mother-tongue Dr Payal Khurana language. It also paves way for life-long inference. Maley and Duff have also opined Assistant Professor learning as literature is considered a mirror of that, “the problem of not wanting to speak or, (Sel Grade) society and in this globalized world it becomes more often, not knowing what to say is Centre for easy to comprehend the culture of different practically resolved because the activity makes Languages Learning societies. it necessary to talk.” 3 If English language is Different genres of literature can be used to taught without literature it becomes impart language like poetry, drama, fiction and monotonous and non-engaging and the students tend to lose attention, whereas drama owadays many people consider prose. To substantiate, we can take the example of drama to develop speaking skills of as a tool of literature makes the class involved, reading literature as wastage of time engaging and participative. Nespecially in the era of advanced students. This helps the students to “activate language to communicate real meaning rather Teaching language through drama as a tool of technology, where writing complete sentences 1 or phrases is replaced by using abbreviations than just practicing language.” It can help in literature also imparts the students with and mixture of letters and numbers. With the overcoming fear and hesitation in speaking the qualities like cooperation, working in groups, mushrooming of call centers and technical English language. According to Hamilton and develops leadership skills, builds self-reliance institutes, focus has shifted to giving McLeod, “It is hard to imagine anything else and also develops a sense of responsibility. It ‘Language capsule courses’ to students that offers to Language teachers such as wide also makes their grammar strong and language without the aid of literature, thereby, only variety of types of talks, for example, is used effectively by students to express their making zombies or robots that are only monologues, paired-speaking, role-plays, creativity and develop new ideas and, improve programmed to do specific tasks, whereas, group discussions, reporting, talking in their listening skills and develop new ideas. This teaching language through literature response to other stimuli, problem-solving, idea has also been supported by Wessels, enhances reading, writing, listening and developing scenarios, acting out, etc. from “Drama in education uses the same tools speaking skills through various genres like explaining, complaining, praising, disagreeing employed by actors in the theatre. But while in poetry, fiction, drama, prose and novel. It has to exhorting, apologizing and requesting – theatre everything is contrived for the benefit of there is no language function that drama is not the audience, in classroom drama, everything is manifold advantages like helping students 2 4 absorb the human values, ethics and life-skills capable of easily encompassing.” contrived for the benefit of the learners.” expressed in literature. In the world full of Drama also helps in acquiring fluency in the Similarly, genre poetry also helps in effective tribulations, imbibing these life skills and English language i.e. the students are able to learning of the English language. Poetry helps values is the need of the hour. Motivational speak effortlessly and with confidence. In a in developing analytical skills, learning new literature can help the students understand the multilingual country like India, it becomes words, interpreting the information and students philosophy of life. Learning language through important that students develop fluency in also learn to use different figures of speech like literature fosters better language and English language as it’s not their mother metaphor, simile, irony, personification, analytical skills in students. It further enriches tongue. Regular practice of speaking through imagery etc. and improve their expression. The

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Ways to Deal with Stress after Loss of Job

stressful environment. However, there can be other mean of communication. Discuss much better ways to deal with the stress post and analyze job requirements with them. job loss. This will narrow down your search and 1. Spend time with the family: Spending decision criteria. Who knows? Right time Dr Nirupma Gupta and opportunity do not come with bangs. Assistant Professor some time with the family can bring peace to mind, body and soul. Share your So, keep the eyes open, sense the School of opportunity and grab. Management apprehensions and fears with the spouse as she is the person who understands you 4. Meditation: Do regular stress relieving and stands with you in all your good and exercises such as yoga, mediation, tress is a dynamic situation faced by an bad times. Sharing problems with the jogging or simply walk in the morning while individual that arises out of a rare close ones, making them understand enjoying the beautiful gifts of nature. This Sopportunity, demand or constraint your state of mind in this difficult situation not only reduces stress but also keeps you related to something which is significant for the can lower down the stress and make you physically fit. individual but whose outcome is uncertain. An smile. 5. Engage yourself: Do not sit idle thinking of individual becomes stressful when a coveted 2. Diversify yourself and brush up your the loss. Engage yourself in some social opportunity knocks at the door but individual is skills: Diversify yourself and become work, take membership of a nearby library not sure whether he would be able to grab that competent to work in multiple fields. or help your children in their projects. This opportunity. Similarly, uncertainty about the Improve your technical and interpersonal way you can maintain a routine and divert removal of an important constraint results in a skills, become abreast with latest your mind from negative feelings. stressful situation. Stress arising out of loss of technologies and advancements. It is said that God helps those who help job is one such phase in the career of the Undergo some suitable training themselves. Thus, take the challenge in your individual when all his future growth plans programme after visualizing its stride, have confidence in your capability and come to a halt. It brings an individual on a blind usefulness in the market. This will not only win over stressful situation as there is always a road whose end is not visible. All his plans of improve your confidence but will also help silver lining around clouds. providing best education to his children, in forgetting the loss of job. Tough times do not last; tough people do. enjoying comforts of life, spending quality time 3. Look for greener pastures: Do not let and moving one step more on the ladder of the stress overpower your growth are shattered, leaving him with only a mind or your thinking and paper in his hands that is a proof of the loss of analyzing ability. Leave no job. This stress becomes more intense when stone unturned to search the individual is the only earner in the family. for new job vacancies. Ways of dealing with the stress varies with the Search newspapers, use individual depending upon his social makeup, social networks, talk to your personality, locus of control and his attitude. friends, relatives and Some individuals give a false relief to previous employers about themselves either by drinking, smoking or by the availability of job releasing their frustration at home because it is v a c a n c i e s i n t h e i r the easiest source for venting out. Others may knowledge and respective restrict themselves within four walls and fields as word of mouth is Stress Management Mind Map isolate from the world thereby creating a more more effective than any Source: www.strictly-stress-management.com

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Walking Down the Lanes - The Memory Lanes, the Childhood Lanes!!

in today's world, themselves a trifle scarce, like writing on ruled sheets with a cursive hand we start valuing them more!! instead of punching letters on a screen!! There were times when catching up with friends or singing tuneless to my favourite song being meant actually hanging out with them at their Ms Jyotika Pruthi aired just once a week place or mine , Assistant Professor or smacking lips aloud after having a plate full of stuffing ourselves with homemade goodies, Dept of CSE&IT fries at the shady neighbourhood shack watching a cheesy romantic Bollywood movie, or reading a book so many times that it's binding pinning away at the lead actor, comes apart and it starts smelling like me and lazily being spread out on the couch giggling (This poem was recited by Ms Jyotika Pruthi at me somewhat like it !! about utter nonsense!! Delhi Poetry Slam held at Korean Cultural Missing someone couldn't be remedied with an Centre, New Delhi) We still do some of the stuff but at a cafe or at a instant text, mall, I wish things were not so much in abundance as eating ready to order meals, I miss a lot of stuff, they are now; drooling at the same jaded star at PVR with stuff that is silly and don't hold much meaning at times it's nice if stuff and people make mouthful of caramel popcorn!!

VectorTech Sep 2015 - Feb 2016 91 Of course we can still connect at the same your tales of naughtiness which you have no everyone used to ask "Where do you see yourself, level, recollection of... a few years from now?” keep up the conversation with nothing, it’s a strange world out there where the more The answer could never be perfect and I laughed still roll around with laughter!! things change the more it remains the same !! every time at this question with grin emoticon but So I guess nothing is changed much apart I got the time to think about so many things in the let’s see how I always answer: from the backdrop!! past few days – "Hopefully, everywhere and nowhere. I want to go There is that feeling which you cannot put in my childhood, as long as possible, forever if I can, feeling as if words when you chance upon a scrap of long the ledge on my terrace where I used to sit with I've never truly arrived and be at complete peace forgotten memory - my little sister much to the chagrin of our with that. With the journey of it all, I don’t need life little checkpoints to convince me that I am growing a wisp of your favourite perfume, parents, or progressing. a faded photograph from a torn album, the innumerable squabbles with her or the urchins who were my playmates from whom I The memories I accumulate will do that. I just want strains of jaded melody you used to hum learned to whistle, to live out loud, as brightly as possible and create growing up, my teachers and their quirks, as much distance between myself and whatever Articles watching your favourite star on television and the world tells me I 'm supposed to be!! marvelling at his wrinkles and grey hair the way I learnt to spell NIGHT-IN-GALE, The road is my own to travel and there is no thinking how he has aged, the dismal fractions on which I raked my brain and chewed my pencils away... predestination set, there is no turning back. I'm the vendor in the market place still selling thinking I was never meant to fall in line, or follow the night before a unit test, spicy snack you had after school, the well-worn paths!! the glee at finding a branch of rose in my broken the gates of your school you felt relieved to Really when all is said and done, I hope I am en cup bloom, leave behind after exams you now cannot route to everywhere I have never been, feeling cross without fondly glancing at it, my friends, school premises, our pet parrot, things I've never felt. they all visit me from time to time, your old chums some changed by the I intend to make liars out of few and history with the vagaries of life, to keep me company and see me through my others"!! when your milkman remembers you and hardest times!! gives a toothless grin misty eyed he recounts I still remember that beautiful question

Law Colleges in Delhi NCR come together at Moot Court Competition

reading, writing, and above all patience. way to practice the skills of studying and Persistence is an important attribute that a analyzing a case in depth, writing it out and then lawyer has to develop. A lawyer has to cogently arguing it out for the team to win. It sharpens put across a point for which tough texts have to your persuasive writing and oral advocacy be read, researched and analyzed with keen skills. You gain self-confidence as you work with Ms Rekha Mathur attention to the minutest detail. Arguments have other students to set and accomplish goals. Sr Copy Editor to be written flawlessly and argued convincingly More importantly ‘Mooters’ have fun while but coolly. It is imperative for aspiring lawyers to learning participate in Moot Court Competitions in law Law colleges of Delhi-NCR and other states f you are argumentative and possess the schools. One such institution is the School of came together at NCU’s moot court competition talent to fight your for side to the end, join a Law, The NorthCap University (NCU), Gurgaon. to showcase as well as hone their advocacy law school, as lawyers have to battle it out I Simulated court proceedings or Moot Courts skills. It was a platform to demonstrate core and for their clients in court rooms. What makes are an integral part of law study and every area practical skills along with the use of theory to this profession special is that a lawyer is an of law can conduct Moot agent of change as it gives him/her the power C o u r t s . P a r t i c i p a n t s to see rules from different perspectives and prepare cases by writing present them in a manner that may gradually out submissions and lead to changes in relevant laws for the benefit presenting parties in oral of society at large. pleadings in front of an Lawyering is a craft that takes a long time to expert Jury. acquire. Half-hearted attempts at lawyering or Why participate in a Moot those who turn to lawyering as a fallback are Court Competitition less likely to succeed in this profession. One has to be skilled in speaking, researching, Inter-collegiate Moot Court Competitions are a great

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enhance their research, analysis, lawyer has to negotiate and try to win a lesser judge the oral arguments. It is also an investigatory skills and also develop a passion jail sentence or compensation for someone opportunity for employers to select potential for law. that’s broken the law, not something you’d lawyers for their organization and for the college it offers excellent campus placement Negotiating is particularly an important skill to expect when you went to Law School! opportunity. Many competitors use an excerpt acquire for a potential lawyer as the guilty Moot Court Competitions are an occasion to of their brief as a writing sample for job need representation too and s/he won’t meet and interact with distinguished members interviews. always be representing the innocent party. A of the bench and bar who speak at the event or

Physical Education is a Must for Students

angles. According to J F Williams, physical The primary and major objective of physical education is the sum of man’s physical education is development of health. It also activities, selected and conducted as to their includes improvement in attitude, worthy use of outcome, while according to R Cassidy, physical leisure time, neuro-muscular development, education is the sum of changes in an individual emotional development, social development, Ms Sunil Malik caused by experiences centred in motor intellectual development. Physical education Sports Department activities. A R Wayman defines physical increases the tolerance of the individual by education as a part of education which has to do enabling him to move ahead even in adverse with the development and training of the whole conditions thereby increasing and enhancing Physical Education individual through physical activities. According his work efficiency. It improves neuro-muscular hen we talk of physical education, a to Central Advisory Board of Physical Education coordination and helps in prevention of basic question arises in our mind and Recreation, physical education is education diseases. It boosts character and personality Wabout the scope and range of through which physical activities for the development and awakens the spirit of physical education. In few words, it can be said development of total personality of the child to patriotism in an individual through different that all of the human body development is its fullness and perfection in body, mind and social service or patriotic associations like physical education. It encompasses different spirit. NCC, scout, MDS, ACC etc. Physical education realms of development of a person, like Aim of Physical Education also develops moral training in a person. The physical, mental, social and emotional lessons and ethics learnt are received on the Like general education, physical education development. Physical education helps ground help the individual throughout his life. It provides skills to achieve higher targets and maintain strong muscles, blood circulatory makes him a disciplined and sensible person. goals. The purpose of physical education is to system, respiratory system, digestive system provide efficient leadership and facilitate We can say that the purpose of physical and more. It also helps in mental development. opportunities to the individual and the education is to help in physical, mental, As the proverb goes, “A healthy mind resides in community that enable them to work and cognitive and emotional development of an a healthy body.” Physical education helps to contribute towards the society. The aim of individual. control emotions and feelings. In conditions of physical education is to influence the Importance and Need of Physical Education either losing or winning a game, it brings experience of a person to the extent that each emotional stability. It is also a factor in social We are living in an age where people are individual within the limits of his capacity may be development of a person. Man is a social leading mechanical lives. In the time when helped to adjust, successfully in society, to animal. He cannot live without society. materialistic growth has been in dominance, the increase and improve his wants to develop the Physical education helps a person develop physical strength of a person is in danger. ability to satisfy his wants. Physical education bonds between different people. Through the Stress and other mental and physical ailments should aim to provide skilled leadership, various competitions held at district, state, have taken a toll on people. In such an alarming adequate facilities and ample time for individual national and international levels, a person time, it is very much required to have physical and the groups to participate in activities that are comes in contact with many others and education for all which is beneficial for health. It physically whole, some mentally, stimulation develops a healthy relationship. Students learn increases physical immunity and reduces the socially sound. cooperation through group activities and form harmful mental effects. It also reduces the bad a positive sense of identity as part of a team. Objectives of Physical Education effects of sluggish life. Physical education is Such group activities are continually important Objectives are not invisible or unfinished. They essential for perfection of modern education. It as one grows older. can be enumerated and written. Objectives brings social integrity. The studies by researchers have found that children who are Different thinkers have given different views of propel and lead us to reach higher places in life. physically fit absorb and retain new information physical education. They have analyzed and Before committing oneself to a task, one should more effectively than children who are out of defined physical education with different look for its purpose, intention and objective. shape.

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A Day out in the Rain

How this all happened? screaming which he had never thought of. On that day, he saw a new world. His school He realized that life has much more than being Varun Rastogi van broke down while coming back to home. a bog. More he follows the schedule, more it Student The weather was cool and it started raining. He swallows him in. Coming out of his dreams, he Dept of Mechanical stood under a shelter in front of a slum. He saw had to get back to his actual life – the life, which Engineering some children playing there. They weren’t just was full of routine. He could never tell his taking bath in the rain but they were enjoying. parents what he liked and followed what was told to him. His parents thought he liked what He was confused. He was not able to figure out they told him. He wasn’t aware of the fact, so he how this is possible. After all, he was just 12 was very afraid. He was reluctant to go back years old. He thought bathing in rain is similar (This story is dedicated to my father. Love you, home. When he reached home covered in dirt to taking a shower in the bathroom. Dad.) and mud, he was shivering not because he How is this enjoyable? Why are these children soaked himself in the rain but because of the ave you ever been out on a rainy day? laughing and playing? fear of his family and their rules and regulations. While he was staring at them and trying to His family was worried as he was never late H understand, children playing in the dirt and rain while coming back from the school. When he Have you ever got lost? noticed him staring. They asked him to join him entered the house, they were not able to but he refused delicately. With his quiet manner recognize him for a moment and it was very And most importantly, have you ever gone wild and etiquettes, he was standing still. But the difficult for them to understand how this could on the streets during rain? slum children least cared for manners when it happen. The boy who never did any mischief, This story describes how a sober, sweet, came to enjoyment. They came and dragged any nonsense had done such a thing. They innocent child goes wild and enjoys the rain. him with them. That was perhaps the first time were confused how to react. But they were There was a boy. His name was Jayesh. He he stepped out in rain. He had never felt the happy that their boy was safe and back home was a parent-perfect kid, good in academics, pleasure of falling droplets on his face. When although his appearance told a different story. the children took him out, he was irritated at first playing musical instrument and sports. He used His mother thought nothing of this. She laughed but seeing them enjoying, he too felt good. He to work hard in studies and scored well. His and gave him a tight hug. She said, “Let’s give played there for so long that he forgot he had to dressing style was simple and plain. He did not you a real bath now”. hang out with friends, did not misbehave with go back home, then to his music classes. He The idea of this story is to tell everyone that elders and do any mischief. Sometimes, it was jumping in and out of the dirt pond, parents only need what’s best for the children. seemed as if no one would care if he was splashing water, dancing like he never did. They are happy with the fact that we are happy. present or not. Finally he just lay on the ground along with other kids. They may sacrifice for children’s well-being. Everything was same till one day – the day But they love their children and want to see But this was not all. He was kind of a boy who when he was noticed. He did something, no them grow in their own way. one could expect of him. His friends and family kept away from animals. When he saw some were surprised, shocked but happy. Was he the street dogs and kids playing with each other, he same 12 year old kid? They were confused by was quite confused. Soon his curiosity the notion whether someone can switch from overpowered his mind and he too started his personality like it was never his. playing with them. He was playing, dancing,

Youth and Entrepreneurship: An Opportunity or Risk?

uths of any nation are mainly different things as many as possible to get responsible for its long term economy. bigger exposure in life. Generally, Vaibhav Kaushik oWhen we talk about youth of a nation, entrepreneurship is associated with the quality Student we would consider them to be enthusiastic, of taking risks, which youths are good at. Young Dept of Mechanical passionate, willing, full of perseverance, and age is best when it comes to experimenting, no Engineering most important of all, the risk-takers. responsibilities, no fear and most important of The ideology of youth goes like this, all, the self-belief is at its peak. As we know, failure is an integral part of entrepreneurship “Fear of regret is the worst thing in life.” and if we fail at young age, we still have our long So, generally youth of the nation would try

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Dean’s List of Students

o promote excellence in academics and to recognize outperformers, students scoring a CGPA of 9.5 and above are included in a selected Dean's List. This achievement is reflected in their degrees. They form a think tank for the University's Tacademic reforms, and enjoy special privileges and pride of place in the University. They are specially invited to conduct distinguished visitors to the University. This policy has worked significantly to encourage students to strive towards making the grade to be on the Dean’s list.

The Decembe 2015 UG students’ Dean's List: School of Engineering &Technology Aadish Goel Lakshay Chaudhary Hemant Hasija School of Management Chhavi Jain Nandini Gupta Ishant Bhardwaj Gunjan Shrivastava Madhav Goyal Neha Khan Neha Gosain Kirti Madhur Bahl Shreya Chadha Simar Preet Kaur Purvanshi Batra Surbhi Shah Ruchi Arora Manish Yadav Mehek Chandna Vandana Sony Rupal Kapoor Nitin Dinesh Dangi Rishabh Chaudhary Sakshi Garg Pankaj Dagar Sparsh Bhayare Apoorva Mangla Shaurya Jauhari Shubham Sehgal Suyash Abhay Ghirnikar Kajal Jain Shubhashree Dash Radhika Agrawal Balram Sharma Kriti Narang Sarthak Agarwal Jitender Verma Sanya Gambhir Niharika Marya Kartik Sikka Sumit Jain Bhrigu Joshi Rishab Gaba Sidharth Sharma Tanyam Kumar Abhishek Baljinder Singh Akshay Kumar Rajvi Kaushik School of Law Mayank Juneja Divya Sharma Rashi Aggarwal Dipender Chhikara Mukul Sharma Nikhil Juneja Divya Bajaj Gaurav Chauhan Arohi kashyap Shubham Gagal Kunal Arora Laveena Garg Mohit Vats Lakshya Nanda Sukrit Sharma Preeti Dagar Tashi Vaish Devansh Bhatia Abhishek Jain Himangshu Rathee Garima Bhayana Aishwarya Basotia Anubha Yadav Gabriella Ruhil

The December 2015 PG students’ Dean's List: School of Engineering &Technology School of Management Neetu Goel Ankita Gupta Jatin Arora Dilpreet Singh Priyanka Rastogi Priya Bhargava Kriti Chaudhary Tanuja P Bhandari Vimal Dahiya Supriya Rajpal

Dean’s List students had a date with the Vice-Chancellor on 14 March 2016 - a dream occasion32 for a student of The NorthCap University, to be in the company of an exclusive gathering and to be recognized amongst his or her peers. The inspirational meeting with the Pro-Chancellor and the Vice-Chancellor was followed by a group photograph.

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