Global Institute of Technology holds the record of forming India’s first ever Students Forum of Broadcast Engineering society (I). An eminent scientist Prof. O.P.N.Calla graced the glorious occasion of the inauguration of the Forum on 10th March,2007 at GIT campus.The august presence of Dr. Awadhesh Kumar, Chairman, Broadcast Engineering Society (BES), Jaipur and Shri O.P. Rajpurohit, Hon. Secretary, BES lent an added significance and glory to the occasion. Prof. Neeraj Gupta, Director, GIT, Dr.S.P.Gupta, Principal, GIT, Shri S.K. Pokharna, Registrar and other faculty members were present on the occasion. All the 51students were issued membership certificates. In his inaugural address Prof. Calla reiterated that the combined efforts of the management, staff and enthusiastic students shall bring laurels to any Institute and GIT is no exception in this regard. He also envisaged a bright future for the GITians. Earlier Prof.Neeraj Gupta, Director, GIT welcomed and introduced the guests.

GIT’s Centre for Management Studies celebrated the International Women’s day on 8th March 2007.To mark the occasion, a seminar on ‘Women as organizational Leaders’ was organized. Prof. Neeraj Gupta, Director, GIT introduced the guests and Ms.Soundara Viswanathan offered them floral welcome. Ms. Swati Tambi, Manager, Citifinancial, Malviya Nagar briefed the MBA students about how to get a cutting edge over others in this competitive world. Ms. Tambi opined that to be successful in life one has to believe in oneself and has to change the mind set as per the demand of the situation. She also assured that sincere and hard working pupils are bound to be at the top of the world. On the other hand, Dr.Asha Pande, Head, Department of European Studies, University of Rajasthan urged the young budding managers to accept the challenges with confidence. Dr. Pande reiterated that there is no short cut to success.

A two days workshop on Problems and perspectives of Vocational education in Rajasthan was organized from 8th - 9th December,2006 in GIT campus . The Rajasthan Mission on Livelihoods (RMoL) has been set up by the present State Government with the Honorable Chief Minister as its Chairperson to address the Livelihood challenges being faced in Rajasthan through development of strategies that impact both at the field and policy level. RMoL has been undertaking various studies and workshops on sectors, segments and on spatial basis, based on which alternative livelihood strategies are being formed and disseminated to the state government and various stakeholders in the state. RMoL is also sponsoring short term skill training programmes.