ANNUAL REPORT

2019-20

CII Yi YUVA CHAUPAL

CONTENTS

S. No.

TOPIC

1. About CII Yi Yuva Chaupal

2. Core Committee

3. List of activities

4. Activity Reports

5. Student members

ABOUT CII YI YUVA CHAUPAL

Young Indians involves students from schools and colleges around the country to indulge

them in leadership, personal development and nation building activities. Yi Students Net

envisions connecting students to the community, the country at large and working towards a

movement for “Nation Building”.

Young Indians (Yi) is an integral part of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), a non

government, not-for-profit, industry. Yi has around 1500 direct members in 32 chapters, and

engages around 8300 students through student nets. Yi membership includes young

progressive Indians between the age of 25 & 40 and comprises entrepreneurs, professionals

and achievers from different walks of life. “To become the voice of Young Indians Globally”

being the vision of Yi, it provides a platform for young Indians to participate and contribute.

Yi’s work can be divided primarily into three groups; “Young Leadership”’ “Young Social

Entrepreneurship” and “International Engagements”.

“Yi YUVA” is the name for Yi Youth Affairs vertical. Young Indians involve students from

schools and colleges by forming “Chaupals” across various institutes around the country. Yi

Yuva IIS Chaupal aims to synergize students and their energy for positive action. It provides

an opportunity to start thinking and work for India. As a part of this net, Students work in

cross functional teams with a broad objective of enhancing their leadership skills and giving

back to the nation. In the process, they get opportunity for self development, skill building,

community service and nation building.

The Yi Chapter launched its first Yi Student NET with the IIS University 19th September

2013. Mr. Rohit Verma, chair, Yi Jaipur Chapter and Dr. Ashok Gupta, Vice Chancellor, The

IIS University, signed MOU for the same.

CII Yi YUVA Chaupal

Core Committee-Faculty members (2019-2020)

S.No.

NAME

DESIGNATION

1. Dr. Poonam Madan Coordinator

2. Dr. Mahima Rai Coordinator

3. Dr. Anju Singh Member

4. Dr. Deepshikha Bhatia Member

5. Dr. Garima Harit Member

6. Dr. Harshita Upadhyaya Member

7. Kanika Maheshwari Member

8. Megha Arya Member

9. Rajni Gupta Member

10. Vyoma Agarwal Member

STUDENT’s CORE COMMITTEE 2019-20

S. NO. NAME ENROLL. NO. DESIGNATION

1. Alvina Thomas ICG/2018/25450 Chair

2. Shefali Bisht ICG/2018/25845 Co- chair

3. Neha Garg IISU/2019/30497 Member

4. Monika Agarwal IISU/2019/30943 Member

5. Ragini Tekchandani IISU/2019/30504 Member

6. Devanshi Jain ICG/2017/23866 Member

7. Srishti Gupta ICG/2017/24245 Member

8. Vishakha Khandelwal ICG/2018/24963 Member

9. Paravi Bewal ICG/2018/25131 Member

10. Navya Parnami IISU/2019/30131 Member

LIST OF ACTIVITIES

S. NO. DATE EVENT COORDINATOR NO. OF

STUDENTS

1. 20th July, 2019 IIS Yuva Orientation 2019-

20 Dr. Mahima Rai 150

2. 29th August,

2019

Guest Lecture on Financial

Empowerment for Women Dr. Mahima Rai 100

3. 28th Sept 2019 Delhi Youth Conclave Ms Vyoma Agarwal 14

4. 24th January,

2020 Industrial Visit (Frubon)

Dr. Anju Singh and

Megha Arya 50

5. 27th January,

2020

A Session on Stress

Management Dr. Mahima Rai 100

6. 30th& 31st

January, 2020

International Conference on

Globalization of Khadi

Dr. Poonam Madan

and Dr. Harshita

Upadhyaya

19

7. 3rd February,

2020

Annual Session of Young

Indians (Jaipur Chapter) Dr. Mahima Rai 8

8. 25th February,

2020 Industrial Visit (Claycraft)

Dr. Mahima Rai and

Dr. Nivedita Singh 40

9 27th February,

2020

Rajasthan State Annual

Session 2020 Dr. Vyoma Agarwal 15

10 Webinars during Lock down

IIS Yuva Orientation 2019-20

Date-20th July, 2019

Place- IIS (deemed to be) University, Jaipur

An orientation session was conducted by the joint efforts of CII Yi officials and staff of IIS

(deemed to be University) on 20th July, 2019. With the AV Hall filled to its maximum

comfortable capacity, the orientation session started at 9:30 am with a warm welcome of the

distinguished guests, Mr. Nitesh Saboo, Chair- Yi Jaipur Chapter; Mr. Atin Jain, Yi Yuva

Regional Chair Northern Region; Mr. Arpit Patni, Chair- Yi Jaipur Yuva Vertical; Ms.

Bhavna Sugandha, Co-Chair- Yi Jaipur Yuva Vertical, the IIS Yuva core committee and the

students.

The speakers for the session were Mr. Arpit Patni and Mr. Atin Jain who along with their

detailed description had marvelous presentations of CII Yi Yuva. Both of them along with

Mr. Nitesh Saboo did a tremendous job of educating the students about the working of the

same. The speeches had subtle statistics along with the actual functioning of Yuva in a

layman language which made it much more helpful and informative. Several videos and slide

shows for the purpose of motivation and sharing a glimpse of CII Yi Yuva's various projects

were another highlight of the session. Some past members were also called upon the stage to

deliver their testimonials which in brief was described as an excellent journey experienced by

them. For breaking the ice, the officials even had an informal interaction with the students

which made them look forward to the events of Yuva after they found themselves excited to

join the club.

At last the session was wrapped up with a token of gratitude at 11:30 am marking the session

as a success.

Guest Lecture on Financial Empowerment for Women

Date- 29th August,2019

Place- IIS (deemed to be) University, Jaipur

CII Yi Yuva organized an enthralling session on “Financial Empowerment for Women” on

29th August,2019 in the University campus. Mr. Arpit Patni, Chair Yi Jaipur Yuva Vertical,

introduced the speaker, CA Ashish Modani, Founder, SLA Financial Solutions. He was

accompanied by Ms. Shalini Raj, Business Development Manager. The lecture was initiated

by introducing the need and importance of women to participate in financial decisions. Mr.

Modani emphasized on difficulties faced by common people in saving the money and

culminating the unnecessary expenditure. He delivered the session in a very interactive

manner which enthused the students with excitement. Students participated actively and came

up with interesting questions during the event. Mr. Modani also enlightened the audience by

imparting the knowledge on the strength of women in taking financial decisions. He inspired

girls to me more independent. The theory of 21 days and early saving was also informed by

him.

The session was concluded by memento presentation to the guest. It can be summed up as a

beneficial and inspiring session.

Delhi Youth Conclave

Date-28th September, 2019

Place- Constitution Club of India,Delhi

Organized by YI Delhi Chapter, Delhi Youth Conclave was held at Constitution Club of

India, Delhi. 14 students of CII YI YUVA club of IIS(deemed to be University), Jaipur, along

with a faculty coordinator Ms. Vyoma Agarwal attended the event.

The theme of the event was Future of Life. The event unfolded in many boardroom meetings,

masterclass and huddle sessions. Future of technology, leadership, governance, work and

relationship were some of the matters discussed in these sessions.

The students attended the huddle session on Future of Relationship, Art and Culture where a

circle of trust was formed by the speaker, Mr. Vivin Matthew, and the students actively

engaged in the discussion.

Mr. Vivin Matthew is a first generation entrepreneur who develops affordable housing and

warehousing around Mumbai. He is a member of G-20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance where

he has represented India at the G-20s in Berlin and Buenos Aires.

Towards the end of the event an unwind session was attended by students which was

conducted by Digital Gandhi who is an artist, brand creator, storyteller, presentation expert

and 12 times TEDx speaker. He gave the students an altogether different perception towards

life, relationships and career by way of various fun activities.

Overall ,it was an enlightening and great learning experience for the students.

Industrial Visit

Date- 24th January, 2020

Place- Dev Milk Foods Pvt. Ltd. Mahindra World City, Village Kalwar, Jaipur- 302037

Educational tours are essential for overall development of students. They provide valuable

educational opportunities away from the classroom without using textbooks and other tools

used in usual settings. Students on educational trips can often learn while having fun in a

more informal environment.

An industrial visit was organized on 24th January, 2020 for 1st year Yuva members of the

University. The aim of the visit was to provide practical exposure to the students where they

could experience the operations of making various dairy and ice- cream products.

A batch of 50 students and two faculty coordinators (Dr. Anju Singh and Dr. Megha Arya)

left the IISU campus at 10:05a.m and reached the arena of FruBon at 11:00 a.m. The

management received the students and accompanying teachers with a warm welcome and

guided them through the site. To begin with, the HR Manager and his team gave the students

an introduction of company’s history, profile and its present functioning in Dairy, Ice cream

and Bakery products like milk, cheese, butter, Yoghurt, Buttermilk, Ice-Cream, Paneer,

Cookies, and others. Some of the team members even shared their experiences with the

company and asked the students their views about the FruBon products. They also ensured

the students that in near future their products will match any good product in the market.

Next, the students were divided into two groups- one group to visit the ice cream production

unit and the second group to visit the bakery section. Then, hygiene and safety precautions

were taken and everyone was made to wear head-cap before entering the factory. Also, a set

of strict safety rules were informed to the students.

In the white products division, the students were accompanied by Mr. Mohammed Shabid

(Plant Manager-dairy section). The demonstration was initiated by informing about various

sophisticated and advanced technology and machinery used for manufacturing in the factory.

Next, the students were made aware of the process involved in procurement and pasteurizing

of milk and were given demonstration of the making and packaging of various products.

Then the students were also taken to the cold room with a temperature of 5°C, where various

dairy products are stored.

In the ice cream section, the students were escorted by Mr. Rahul (Deputy Manager-Ice

cream). Firstly, the students visited the laboratory where all kinds of physical, biological and

chemical testing are done. Next, it was followed by a visit to the raw materials storage

segment. The aroma of the ice -creams filled their hearts with joy. Then the students were

made aware about different stages of milk processing and the process involved in making ice

– cream and they enjoyed the fascinating site in making. Then the students visited the auto

candy machine room where 6000 ice creams are produced in an hour. The students were

fascinated even more when they were taken to the Blast Room with the temperature of -35°C.

The students were flabbergasted by the bursting of cold air on their faces.

The young Icgians were overwhelmed with joy and enthusiasm after they were offered

complementary ice creams. This enthusiastic educational tour came to an end with a group

photograph of the Yuva team and FruBon employees.

A Session on Stress Management

Date – 27th January, 2020

Place- IIS (deemed to be) University, Jaipur

A session on “Stress Management” was organized on 27th January 2020 for Yuva members of

the University. Yuva members participated in the session with great interest. The session

aimed to guide the students on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle and to prepare to cope with

the stress of everyday living. The session was addressed by Ms. Naintara S Agarwal. She is a

psychologist and loves to work with special needs of children. She has worked with AIIMS &

Safdarjung hospital, New Delhi as a Child Psychologist where she treated children suffering

from cancer and their caregivers. She helps and motivates them to develop a positive attitude

towards life. Mr. Swapnil Agarwal, a Yi member and Ms Bhawna, Yi Co-Chair, Jaipur

Chapter were also present on the occasion.

To begin the session, Ms Bhawna addressed the students and asked about their recent

Industry visit organized by Yi, Jaipur Chapter. She also highlighted the benefits of Yuva

membership to students. She then handed over the session to Ms Naintara. While addressing

the students Ms. Naintara said that stress and anxiety is a part of human nature, but it is

important to know how to overcome it. “Youngsters most of the time find it difficult to face

the changes and to cope up with such variations. Hence, this leads to stress, anxiety and

tension.”

During the session she discussed various causes of stress, types of stress faced by people,

myths about stress and casted light on various facts related to stress. She suggested few tips

on the art of handling stress and tension. She also discussed some of the healthy ways of

coping stress including Time management strategy, meditation, yoga, well-balanced meals, 7

hours of sleep, a minimum of 20 minutes of aerobic exercise every day and some other ways

were also discussed. At the end of the session students asked their various queries on Stress

Management which were jointly answered by Mr. Swapnil Agarwal and Ms Naintara.

International Conference on Globalization of Khadi

Date- 30th& 31st January, 2020

Place- HCM, RIPA (OTS)

A two day International Conference on Globalization of Khadi was organized by department

of industries, CII, along with the Government of Rajasthan on 30-31 January, 2020 at HCM-

RIPA (OTS), Jaipur. The members in association with YUVA from IIS University got an

opportunity to volunteer in such valuable conference. Various eminent speakers from all over

the world came to attend the same. The conference celebrated 150 years of Mahatma Gandhi.

The conference commenced with the welcoming of the speakers and lamp lighting ceremony

by them at 10 A.M. The first session was on The Indian Khadi Story which connected the

audience with the evolution of khadi till date. Mr. Indu Bhushan Goel, Session Chairman

started the session and Ms Asha Buch, Associate Khadi, CII, London acquainted the listeners

with Khadi during Independence Movement. Then the panel continued with the other

speakers and their views on Khadi story and a question answer round. The session ended with

a two minutes silence in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi and concluding remarks byMr.

Hari Mohan Meena, Secretary,and Rajasthan Khadi Gramudhyog Board.

The conference continued with an inaugural session at 11:30 which was addressed by Mr.

Anand Mishra, Chairman CII Rajasthan; Mr. Bhawani Shanker Kusum, President Gram

Bharat Smiti; Ms RituBeri, International Fashion Designer and Founder, The Luxury League;

Ms Shalini Seth Amin, Founder Moral Fibre; Mr Laxmi Dass, Past Chairman Khadi and

village industries commission; Ms Jo Salter, Dr Subodh Agarwal; Mr. D B Gupta, chief

secretary, Government of Rajasthan. The Guest of HonorSheriParasailMeena, Minister for

Industries &Khadi, Government of Rajasthan addressed the audience with the view of

importance of Khadi in the coming era.

Sheri Ashok Gimlet, HumbleChief Minister of Rajasthan said that Khadi eradicates

differences between rich and poor, caste and religion. In this occasion, the Chief Minister

also inaugurated website of Khadi CIC London. Convenor of the conference Shri GS Bafna

proposed a vote of thanks. The event was attended by eminent personalities, designers,

weavers associated with Khadi institutions and weavers and other dignitaries including

spinners. This international conference on Khadi will create interest in the new generation

towards Khadi which in turn may hopefully get a new identity.

Annual Session of Young Indians (Jaipur Chapter)&

Session of Youth 2.0- The future leadership of Nation

Date- 3rd February, 2020

Place- Hotel Radisson Blu

For the session, the university nominated 8 students to attend the samealong with Co-

coordinator Dr. Mahima Rai.

The session started with the introduction and welcome remarks by Mr. Anand Mishra,

Chairman, CII Rajasthan and managing director of Geetstar Hotels & resorts pvt. Ltd.

Further, it was moderated by Mr. Nitesh Saboo, who is the Chair- Young Indians (Jaipur

Chapter) & Director Shreya Petrochem Pvt. Ltd. Followed was the keynote speaker of the

day, Mr. CK Birla, Chairman of CK Birla group. He talked about the role of youth in creating

sustainable business model. He stated that he firmly believes that today’s youth is far more

confident, conscious, intelligent and advanced than that of previous decades due to

technological enhancement. According to Mr. CK Birla, most of today’s youth is employed

in a job which will yield nothing in the near future. Therefore, young Indians should be

prepared for the changes in near future and plan what to do next. After his speech, there were

open house questions regarding the youth and the business model for economic development.

The questions were asked by Mr. Abhinav Bhanthia, Mr. Arpit Patni and others. Further,

there was the Annual Report 2019-2020 presentation. After which, the vote of thanks was

provided by Ms. Smita Agarwal to Mr. CK Birla. Ms. Smita is the Regional chair- Yi

Northern Region & director PTC industries ltd.

The next session began with opening remarks by Mr.Anand Mishra which was further

moderated by Mr. Abhinav Bhanthia, who is the past chair of YI Jaipur chapter & Executive

director Manu Yantralya pvt ltd. The keynote speaker for this session was Lt. General Alok

Kler. He has won several awards amongst PVSM & VSM. Currently, he is General Officer

Commanding-in-chief, South western Command. He described the 10 broad principles of life,

mainly of war:

Selection and maintenance of aim

Concentration of force

Economy of efforts

Offensive action

Surprise

Flexibility

Cooperation

Maintenance of morale

Security

Administration

The session was concluded with open house questions relating to border challenges faced and

motivating of ‘Jawans’. And further with Vote of Thanks by Mr. Nitesh Saboo.

The next session started with welcome remarks by Mr. Nitesh Saboo and Nitin Gupta

(Director & State Head of CII Rajasthan). Mr. Shreyansh then introduced the incoming Chair

and Co-chair of YI (Jaipur Chapter). The session was concluded by the speech of Incoming

Chair (Mr. Jalesh Arya) and the Co-chair (Mr. Arpit Patni). At last, the token of gratitude was

provided to all the past chairs.

The event was concluded by delicious dinner at 8.15 p.m.

Learning Outcome: The overall session was very beneficial and the volunteers learnt many

aspects of today’s business model and various challenges faced by the youth and how to deal

with them.

Industrial Visit

Date- 25th February, 2020

Place- Clay Craft, F-766 A, Road No. 1-D, V.K.I. Area, Jaipur.

An industrial visit to Clay Craft (a premium crockery manufacturer) VKI, was organized on

25th February, 2020 for Yuva members of the University. A batch of 40 students and two

faculty coordinators (Dr. Mahima Rai and Dr. Nivedita Sharma) left the IISU campus around

9:50 am and reached the Claycraft campus in one hour approximately. All were warmly

welcomed by Mr. R B Sharma, Factory manager of the company and his team. Then the

production manager took the students on a round of the factory.

First stop was the production unit, where the students were made familiar with the raw

material used for making fine tableware crockery in the industry. Then the group was guided

to the molding area where the crockery was being shaped. Next visit was to the assembling

zone, where crockery was being assembled. While visiting all the units, the tour guide was

efficiently explaining the whole process.

During the visit some other small units where cleaning and finishing work was done could

also be seen. The last stop was to the labeling and packaging unit, where every batch was

labeled and packed in boxes. It was amazing for the students to see and understand the

manufacturing process of Clay Craft crockery.

Finally, to quench the thirst of our curious minds, the group assembled at the Reception area

where not only the answers to the questions were given but the refreshments were also

served. This learning visit came to an end with a group photograph of the Clay Craft team

and the YUVA members. With a wholesome of learning, memories and experience the Yuva

members reached the University around 12.30 pm.

Rajasthan State Annual Session 2020

Date: 27th February, 2020

Place: Hotel ITC Rajputana, Jaipur

On the morning of 27th February, the Rajasthan State Annual Session 2020 along with a

session on Rajasthan: A Land of Opportunities for MSMEs and Industry was propitiously

conducted under the upkeep of Confederation of Indian Industry. A group of 15 student

volunteers headed by a teacher coordinator Dr. Vyoma Agarwal attended the same at the

illustrious Hotel ITC Rajputana.

The salient session which was set in motion after the welcome remarks of the CII Rajasthan

State Council, Mr. Anand Mishra took on a rather interesting ascending at the declaration of

Result of CII Rajasthan State Council 2020-21 by the Deputy Chairman of CII Northern

Region, Mr. Nikhil Sawhney. All the hard work done by the distinguished Yi officials and

members could be clearly seen in the report.

Awhile later, again with the welcome address by Mr. Anand Mishra began another vital

segment of the day featuring a special guest, Dr B D Kalia, Hon’ble Minister for Energy &

PHED Government of Rajasthan. Apart from this were the different addressals by Mr.

Nikhil Sawhney, Mr. Viren Joshi, Mr. Muktanand Agrawal, and Mr. Ashutosh A T Pednekar

too.

Followed by this was a special session with Hon’ble Governor Shri Kairaj Mishra on

Rajasthan: A Land of Opportunities for MSMEs and Industry, where he addressed the entire

gathering about the subject matter. This led to yet another session on the Importance of

Conducive Policy Framework, Financing and R & D for making Rajasthan a land of

Opportunities. The Session Chairman was Mr. Sanjay Srivastava, Convenor- CII Panel on

Infrastructure & Business Head, Mahindra Worldcity Jaipur Ltd. The session included many

explanatory presentations along with a short Q & A forum.

The students reported a well organized and engrossing session. The session which in itself

was intensely absorbing had also gripped the idea that indeed Rajasthan is a land of

opportunities for MSMEs and Industries.

Webinars during Lock down

Date Topic Speaker Organizer

11-Apr-20

Power up your Critical skills

with a session on Critical

Thinking Rohan Jain

13-Apr-20

Tales from Siachen Lessons

for Leadership

Group Captain

Nitin Welde YI Madurai

15-Apr-20 Stock Trading for Beginners Farzan Ghadially YI Mumbai

16-Apr-20

Tools to get us through

Personal and Professional

Uncertanity during these times

Ms. Aruna

Maharaj YI Madurai

16-Apr-20

Design Thinking for business

scenarios Sindhuri Rao YI Mumbai

17-Apr-20

Managing Business and

Compliance

Dr CA Abhishek

Murali YI Trichy

17-Apr-20 Life under Lockdown Suresh Raina YI Lucknow

18-Apr-20 Discover the Pearl Sabrina Liz Roy YI Madurai

18-Apr-20

Campus to Corpotate Resume

Building Stuti Singh YI Indore

20-Apr-20 Interview Skills Kanika Dalmia YI Delhi

21-Apr-20

How to defeat COVID-19 with

COVID-20

Dr Shankar

Venugopal YI Trichy

22-Apr-20

Challenges for placements

post COVID Deepak Pande

CII WR

Education

Taskforce

23-Apr-20

Business Growth G-Suite

technology Kewal Kishan YI Noida

24-Apr-20

India's role and place in the

world post covid Sanjeev Sanyal

27-Apr-20

Design your Career-Skill

Importace Nagalakshmi YI Salem

Glimpses of some Webinars

Aadya Sharma and Disha Chugh won second position in this event.

LIST OF YUVA MEMBERS 2019-20

S

No

Student First

Name Student Last Name Area of study

Graduation

Year

1 AAKANKSHA MAHARSHI BSC III

2 AAKANSHA NATHAWAT B.COM. (H) AAF I

3 AAKSHI AHUJA B.COM. (H) II

4 AANCHAL SHARMA

B.COM. (H)

PROF. I

5 AANCHAL TUNWAL B.COM. (H) III

6 AASTHA JAIN B.COM. (H) ATG I

7 AAYUSHI GARG B.COM. (H) BSG II

8 AAYUSHI KHANDELWAL MBA IB I

9 AAYUSHI KHANDELWAL

B.COM. (H)

ACCA I

10 ABHILASHA DHAYAL B.COM. (H) III

11 ADITI KAVIA BA (H) ECO I

12 ADITI BHARDWAJ MBA HR I

13 ADITI GOLECHA B.COM. (H) III

14 AKANKSHA GUPTA MSC ENV I

15 AKANSHA SHEKHAWAT BA (H) ENG III

16 AKSHI JAIN BBA I

17 AKSHITA GUPTA BBA I

18 ALVINA THOMAS B.COM. II

19 AMISHA GANDHI BSC HSC II

20 ANANYA JAIN BA BED II

21 ANJALI GHANSHANI MBA I

22 ANJALI THARWANI BBA I

23 ANJALI SHARMA MBA (HR) I

24 ANJALI TIWARI MBA (HRM) I

25 ANKITA KHANDELWAL MBA RM I

26 ANTRA MATHUR MBA HR II

27 ANUKRITI SHARMA BBA I

28 ANUSHKA MISHRA B.COM. (H) I

29 ANUSHKA TYAGI B.COM. (H) III

30 ARCHI JAIN B.COM. (H) ATG I

31 AROHI CHATURVEDI MBA (RM) I

32 ARSHDEEP KAUR BCOM I

33 ARUSHI SHARMA BBA II

34 ARYA JAIN BBA I

35 ASHI AGARWAL B.COM. (H) I

36 ASHTHA JAIN BBA I

37 ASHWEEN MIDDHA MCOM BSG I

38 AYUSHI GARG MBA ABM I

39 BHAVIKA CHANDWANI B.COM. (H) BSG II

40 BHAWNA AGRAWAL BA II

41 BHUMIKA SETHI B.COM. (H) II

42 BHUMIKA JAIN BBA I

43 CHANCHAL TANWANI BBA I

44 CHITRANKSHI KHANGAROT BBA I

45 DARSHIKA PARMAR MBA (IB) I

46 DEEPA RATHORE MBA HR I

47 DEEPTI SHARMA BA (H) III

48 DEVANGANA SINGH BBA I

49 DEVANSHI JAIN B.COM. (H) III

50 DEVIKA SINGH JADOUN B.COM. (H) ATG I

51 DHWAJA JAIN M.COM. I

52 DHWANI DADHICH BA BED II

53 DIKSHA JOHARI BSC JDT I

54 DISHA MENDIRATTA MSC F&N I

55 DISHA SAINI MBA HR II

56 DIVYA GOYAL B.COM. II

57 DIVYA ANAND MSC I

58 DIVYA ARORA BBA II

59 DOLLY TEKCHANDANI MBA ABM I

60 EKTA MUNDRA MBA I

61 FIZA KHAN MSC HSC I

62 FIZA PANWAR BBA II

63 GARGI MALPANI B.COM. (H) BSG II

64 GARGI PANWAR BSC (H) ZOL II

65 GARIMA BANSAL B.COM. (H) I

66 GARIMA KHERA BBA I

67 GARIMA JAIN BBA I

68 GAURI SHARMA BBA III

69 GAURI AGARWAL MA ECO I

70 GAYATRI SANGTANI BBA II

71 GEETIKA HADIA MBA FINANCE I

72 GIRISHA KHEMANI MBA IB II

73 HARSHITA MITTAL B.COM. (H) II

74 HARSHITA MAHESHWARI BBA II

75 HARSHITA SINGH B.COM. (H) ATG I

76 HARSHITA MOOLCHANDANI BBA I

77 HIMANSHI AGNIHOTRI BBA I

78 HIRAL BHUTALIA B.COM. (H) I

79 HITASHA SHARMA MBA HR II

80 ISHA SHRIMAL B.COM. III

81 ISHA GUPTA B.COM. (H) FSG I

82 ISHIKA JAIN BBA III

83 JAGRITI RAI B.COM. (H) II

84 JAHANVI GOYAL B.COM. (H) FSG I

85 JAHANVI POPLI BBA I

86 JAYA PODDAR B.COM. III

87 JOIES KANWAR MBA HRM I

88 JUHI ASSWANI BBA I

89 JYOTI KUMHAR MSC HSC I

90 JYOTI RATHI B.COM. (H) BSG II

91 KALPANA SHARMA MBA HR I

92 KAMAKSHI BHARGAVA MBA IB I

93 KAMLESH KANWAR MBA(HR) I

94 KANIKA KOOLWAL BSC JDT I

95 KASHISH AHUJA BBA I

96 KASHISH GOYAL BA (H) PSY II

97 KASHISH SAHARIA BA (H) PSY II

98 KHUSHI JAIN B.COM. (H) I

99 KHUSHI SONI BBA II

100 KHUSHI ARORA B.COM. (H) I

101 KHUSHI JAIN B.COM. II

102 KHUSHI KHANDELWAL BA (H) III

103 KHUSHI VIJAY BBA I

104 KHUSHI AGARWAL BBA II

105 KHUSHI JOHARI B.COM. (H) AAF I

106 KIRTI RAJPUT MBA FINANCE I

107 KOMAL GOENKA B.COM. (H) III

108 KOMILA SARAOGI BA II

109 KRATIKA GAUR MBA I

110 KRITIKA GUPTA BBA II

111 KSHAMA JAIN MBA FINANCE I

112 KUNJAM KHURANA BSC (H) PSY II

113 LAKSHITA SINGHAL MBA HR I

114 LEHAR SONA TAPARIA BBA I

115 MAHEK AGRAWAL B.COM. (H) I

116 MAHIMA SINGH MBA HR I

117 MANIKA KHANNA B.COM. (H) I

118 MANISHA SINGHANI B.COM. I

119 MANSI BANSAL BBA I

120 MASUM AGARWAL B.COM. (H) II

121 MASUMI GUPTA BBA II

122 MEGHA JAIN B.COM. (H) AAF I

123 MEHA SHARMA BA BED II

124 MINI JAIN MBA FINANCE I

125 MISHTHI AGRAWAL B.COM. (H) II

126 MONIKA AGARWAL MBA MFM I

127 MRINAL PAREEK BA (H) ECO I

128 MUSKAN GOYAL MBA IB I

129 MUSKAN GUPTA MCOM FSG I

130 MUSKAN BANSAL BA II

131 MUSKAN DULANI BBA II

132 MUSKAN SHARMA BBA I

133 NAINA MIDHA B.COM. (H) FSG I

134 NANDANI VIJAYVARGIYA MBA IB I

135 NANDINI

B.COM. (H)

FINANCE III

136 NANDINI AGARWAL MBA HR I

137 NAVYA PARNAMI B.COM. (H) I

138 NEETAKSHI MITTAL MCOM I

139 NEETU ARORA BSC HSC II

140 NEHA KANWAR MBA HR II

141 NEHA JACOB BA BED II

142 NEHA CHOUDHARY B.COM. (H) III

143 NEHA GARG MBA MFM I

144 NEHA KHATRI B.COM. (H) II

145 NEHA CHOPRA BA III

146 NEHA SOGANI BSC HSC II

147 NEHA VIJAY B.COM. (H) II

148 NEHA RATHORE

B.COM. (H)

ACCA I

149 NEHAL GUPTA B.COM. (H) FSG III

150 NEHAL MITTAL BA (H) PSY I

151 NEHAL THAKURIA BSC I

152 NIDHI SINGHVI MSC ENV I

153 NIKITA JANGIR B.COM. (H) HRG II

154 NISHA GURUNG B.COM. (H) III

155 NITISHA MUTREJA BA (H) ENG III

156 PALAK KINRA BA (H) PSY II

157 PALAK SHARMA B.COM. (H) I

158 PALAK AGARWAL

B.COM. (H)

PROF. I

159 PALLAVI MAHAJAN MBA HR I

160 PARAVI BEWAL BBA II

161 PARUL SHARMA B.COM. III

162 PARUL BSC III

163 PARUL SHARMA MSC I

164 PARUL BSC III

165 PAYAL MOHTA BBA II

166 PAYAL GUPTA B.COM. (H) I

167 PAYAL AGRAWAL B.COM. (H) III

168 PEEHAL PATNI BA (H) III

169 POOJA PHULWANI B.COM. (H) HRG II

170 POORVI ARORA B.COM. (H) II

171 POORVI BANSAL B.COM. (H) AAF I

172 PRACHI GOYAL MBA RM I

173 PRACHI MITTAL B.COM. (H) I

174 PRACHI GUPTA B.COM. (H) FSG II

175 PRACHI KOTHARI MBA IB II

176 PRACHI JAIN BBA I

177 PRACHI PARNAMI B.COM. (H) I

178 PRACHI JOSHI B.SC.B.ED. II

179 PRAGATI MALPANI BBA I

180 PRAGYA GABA MSC PSY I

181 PRAGYA PARNAMI B.COM. (H) I

182 PRATIBHA SOMANI MBA HR I

183 PRATYAKSHA SHEKHAWAT B.COM. III

184 PREKSHA KOTHARI B.COM. (H) III

185 PREKSHA VIJAY B.COM. (H) AAF I

186 PRERNA GUPTA B.COM. (H) II

187 PRIYANKA CHOUDHARY BBA I

188 PRIYANKA NATHANI BBA III

189 PRIYANKA JANGID BBA I

190 PRIYANSHI KHANDELWAL BA (H) PSY II

191 PRIYANSHI KANDA B.COM. (H) I

192 PRIYANSHI JAIN BBA II

193 PUJA AGARWAL BA (H) III

194 PURTI CHACHAN B.COM. (H) BSG II

195 RACHNA BAID MBA HR II

196 RADHIKA MODI B.COM. I

197 RADHIKA AGRAWAL BBA III

198 RAGINI TEKCHANDANI MBA ABM I

199 RAKSHITA SONI BBA I

200 RASHI KABRA BBA III

201 RASHMI JAIN BBA II

202 RAVEENA SHEKHAWAT BBA I

203 REENA CHOUDHARY MSC ENV I

204 REENA MEENA MA ECO I

205 RHEA BHATIA B.COM. (H) II

206 RHYDHM GARG BBA I

207 RIDHIMA JAIN BBA I

208 RINKU CHOPRA BSC III

209 RITIKA MAHESHWARI BBA I

210 RITIKA VYAS MBA IB I

211 RITU RAJ BBA I

212 RIYA JAIN MBA I

213 RIYA JAIN B.COM. (H) ATG I

214 RIYA SHARMA B.COM. (H) II

215 RIYA SHARMA MBA IB I

216 RIYA MEHTA BBA I

217 RIYA SINGH B.COM. (H) FSG I

218 RIYA KHANDELWAL

B.COM. (H)

PROF. I

219 RIYA RAJ RAJOIRA BA (H) ENG III

220 ROSHNI MOOLCHANDANI B.COM. (H) ATG I

221 RUCHI HADA B.COM. (H) FSG I

222 RUKMANI VERMA B.COM. (H) I

223 SAKSHI JAIN MA-JMC I

224 SAKSHI KEJARIWAL BBA II

225 SALONI MATHUR B.COM. I

226 SALONI SHARMA B.COM. I

227 SALVI JAIN BBA I

228 SAMEEKSHA SHEKHAWAT BA I

229 SAMIKSHA GUPTA BSC BED I

230 SAMIKSHA GANDHI MBA (FM) I

231 SAMRIDHI KEDIA B.COM. (H) IBG II

232 SANJANA MULCHANDANI B.COM. (H) I

233 SANSKRITI SINGHAL BBA I

234 SEJAL MACHIWAL BBA II

235 SHAILJA PRAJAPATI MBA I

236 SHAINA ARORA B.COM. (H) AAF I

237 SHEFALI BISHT BSC (H) PSY II

238 SHEFALI JAIN BBA II

239 SHIKHA RAO BSC II

240 SHIVANI AGARWAL BBA II

241 SHIVI RATHORE B.COM. (H) II

242 SHRISTY PATEL MSC ENV I

243 SHRUTI AGRAWAL BBA II

244 SHRUTI CHORDIA BBA I

245

SIJIL

SUBHASH SINDHU BA (H) POL. SC. III

246 SIMRAN ARORA BBA III

247 SIMRAN KAUR MBA FINANCE I

248 SIMRAN AGARWAL MBA RM I

249 SIMRAN PAMNANI BSC III

250 SOMIYA MULCHANDANI B.COM. (H) ATG I

251 SONALIKA SHARMA MBA TTM I

252 SOUMYA AGARWAL BBA III

253 SRISHTI GUPTA B.COM. ABM III

254 SUBODEEKA CHOUDHARY BA (H) III

255 SUHANI JAIN BA (H) III

256 SUNITA SHARMA MBA HRM I

257 SWARA SHUKLA B.COM. (H) I

258 SWARA KHANDELWAL BBA I

259 SWATI GUPTA B.COM. III

260 SWATI SINGH BBA II

261 TANISHA JAIN B.COM. III

262 TANVI NAGWANI MBA(HR) II

263 TANYA VYAS B.COM. (H) BSG I

264 TANYA BANGARD B.COM. (H) I

265 TANYA AGRAWAL B.COM. (H) II

266 TANYA GARG B.COM. (H) I

267 TEJASVI RATHORE BA (H) II

268 TUSHARIKA TIWARI B.COM. (H) I

269 TWINKLE MOTWANI B.COM. (H) FSG I

270 URMILA CHOUDHARY MBA HR I

271 VANI JOSHI B.COM. (H) HRG II

272 VANSHIKA GUPTA BBA II

273 VANSHITA AGARWAL BVA III

274 VISHAKHA ANAND B.COM. (H) I

275 VISHAKHA KHANDELWAL BBA II

276 VISHAKHA JAISINGHANI B.COM. (H) FSG I

277 YASHIKA ARORA BA (H) PSY II

278 YASHIKA CHAUDHARY BBA II

279 YUKTI LAL B.COM. (H) I

280 YUKTI SONI BBA I

ANNUAL REPORT COMPILED BY

1. Alvina Thomas

2. Shefali Bisht