New block and canteen inauguration by Shri Bhaskar Sen, CMD,UBI at Global Institute of Technology, Sitapura

Shri Bhaskar Sen, Chairman and Managing Director, United Bank of India   inaugurated the new academic block of Global Institute of Technology (GIT) situated in Sitapura, Jaipur and thereafter a blood donation camp on 20th November, 2011. Global Institute of Technology (GIT) and Global College of Technology(GCT) have been promoted by Global Institute of Technology Society(GITS) founded by Kandoi Group, an Industrial House engaged in manufacturing and Hospitality Business. Kandoi Group is actively involved in social activities such as running of charitable school and organizing Mobile Surgical Camps and blood donation camps. Shri Anand Singhal, Chairman, Global Institute of Technology Society, Shri Vipin Chandra, Principal Secretary, Technical Education, Shri Sunil Goyal, Director, United Bank of India Dr. Dinesh Kumar Goyal, Senior IAS officer, Shri Anil Kumar Sharma, Commissioner, Income Tax department members of the management, directors and faculty members along with an eighteen member delegation from United Bank of India graced the function. Shri Anand Singhal offered floral welcome to the dignitaries while Shri K.C. Sharma, C.O.O, GITS proposed vote of thanks. The delegates were highly impressed with the achievements of the Globalites in sports, extra curricular and co curricular activities. In his welcome address Shri Singhal threw light on the journey of GITS since its inception in 2000. He expressed his gratitude to the UBI for being the driving force in making his dreams come true. The chief guest Shri Bhaskar Sen, while addressing the gathering spoke in detail about how India depends on the youngsters for a brighter future. Shri Sen also congratulated the globalites for the energy and spirit which was explicit in their code of conduct and attitude. He urged the students to live upto the expectations of the parents, teachers and above all their motherland so that when time demands they all can do their best for their motherland. Shri Vipin Chandra Sharma, in his address expressed his delight over the fact that GITS is growing in leaps and bounds in terms of quality education in the state of Rajasthan.

The NSS of the society organized a blood donation in collaboration with Swast Kalyan Organization in which more than 150 students donated their blood for a noble cause. The one hour felicitation function drew to a close with a press meet addressed by Shri Sen and   Shri Singhal.

Guest Lecture on ‘Role of private institutes to promote technical education in Rajasthan’ by Shri Vipin Chandra Sharma, Principal Secretary, Technical Education  at Global Institute of Technology, Sitapura

Shri Vipin Chandra Sharma, Principal Secretary, Technical Education visited GITS on 20th November 2011 to deliver a guest lecture on ‘Role of private institutes to promote technical education in Rajasthan’. Excerpts of his address to the students:
“…I recall the days when bright students had to head to our neighboring states for a career in engineering. But today the scenario has changed as in  the recent past there has been a tremendous increase in the number of engineering colleges in Rajasthan. No doubt, it is a boon for the state but at the same time, one cannot ignore the fact that the level of quality of education has deteriorated. Hence the private colleges are facing a tough time to live up to the expectation of the student community.  The only way is to provide the learners something unique every year. It is the time of ‘survival of the fittest’ and hence I believe GITS has a long way to go.
It is a matter of great pride that GIT has been doing commendable job in terms of quality education since its inception. I congratulate the entire team and management   for aiming at the overall personality development of the students.

Swami  , Adhyatmanand Ji at Global Institute of Technology, Sitapura

His holiness Swami Adhyatmanand ji Maharaj from Sivanand Ashram Gujarat visited our college on September 1, 2011 for a noble cause of tree plantation in the campus. Swamiji was accompanied by a group of Jaipur’s elite personalities. Shri Raj Kumar Kandoi, Vice Chairman, GITS, Directors, Faculty members and students were part of the programme. In his address, Swamiji threw light on how pleasing communication can positively affect our lives.

World AIDS DAY at Global Institute of Technology, Sitapura

World AIDS Day was celebrated on 30th November, 2011 in our institutes with zeal and zest.  Students organized a programme in association with Red ribbon Society, Jaipur to bring about an awareness of AIDS .More than 300 students participated in the campaign. A couple of contests such as poster making and slogan writing were conducted on the occasion. Prof. S. P. Gupta, Director, GITS, Shri S. K. Pokharna, Registrar, GIT, Shri K.C. Sharma. C.O.O. GITS and senior faculty members graced the occasion. Abhishek Bharti, a final year student conducted a quiz for the students.
On 1 December, 2011, our students organized a march from the campus to the RIICO circle, Sitapura to emphasize “Sawdhani  Aur Suraksha , AIDS se Raksha “. All these programmes were conducted under the able guidance of Shri Hari Singh, the Chief Warden.

An interactive session was conducted at GITS campus by Dr R C Bansal

Dr R C Bansal is a visiting professor at the University of Queensland, Australia. The main thrust was on the need for shifting paradigms in technical innovation. The basic idea was – quoting him - “to understand how teaching could be made better in Indian context”. Comparing the line of thinking of the University of Queensland and that of Indian system of training Engineering students, he explained his outlook by way of presenting wide array of data pertaining to various branches of Engineering, viz. Mechanical Engineering. Also, he emphasized, and tried to ensure, active participation of faculty and students in choosing teaching methodologies, setting the curriculum that caters to the immediate requirements of industry, and conducting value-based research. He delineated these points by referring to one of the new branches at the university – Teachers’ Educational Development Institute (TEDI). This branch is made responsible for examining the effectiveness of any course that is being conducted by the academia. Further, being specific, Dr Bansal introduced the concept of iLab in his talk. He explained, by practically performing the experiment, how simulation is effective in the various branches of Engineering. He concluded his speech with a question-answer session.

Seminar on awareness of C-DAC by Arun Tiwari (Co-ordinator of C-DAC Rajasthan)

GITS has conducted a seminar on awareness of C-DAC, presented by Mr. Arun Tiwari (Co-ordinator of C-DAC Rajasthan). He started his seminar with a brief knowledge of Multi-lingual computing, then he proceeded with introduction of C-DAC, its products and services as:
Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) is the premier R&D organization of the Department of Information Technology (DIT), Ministry of Communications & Information Technology (MCIT) for carrying out R&D in IT, Electronics and associated areas. Different areas of C-DAC, had originated at different times, many of which came out as a result of identification of opportunities.
The thrust areas, at present, are:

• High Performance Computing
• Multi-lingual Computing
• Professional Electronics
• Information and Cyber Security
• Health Informatics
• Software Technologies