IIIC Events

2025-26

1.ONE DAY IV:-MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange)

The Alumni Committee in collaboration with the RGCMS Alumni Association organized a one-day industrial visit to the Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. (MCX) on 28 November 2025 for 30 students. The objective of the visit was to provide practical exposure to commodity markets, enhance understanding of trading mechanisms, and promote investor awareness, aligned with PO2 and PO4. The session, conducted by Mr. Anish Vyas, Assistant Manager – Training and Education (MCX), offered valuable insights into commodity exchanges, futures and options trading, regulatory frameworks, risk management, and investor protection measures.

The visit enabled students to connect classroom learning with real-world financial market practices. Through interactive discussions on market dynamics, portfolio diversification, global trade, and ethical trading, students gained deeper knowledge of India’s economic environment and the functioning of multi-commodity exchange platforms. The program successfully enhanced financial awareness, analytical skills, and understanding of professional trading practices, making the experience both enriching and industry-oriented.

2 .ONE DAY IV:- NISM (National Institute of Securities Exchange)

A group of 41 students accompanied by 3 faculty members participated in a one-day academic event organized by the National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) in collaboration with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on 09 October 2025 at Patalganga Industrial Area, Rasayani, Maharashtra. The primary objective of the program was to foster entrepreneurial spirit among students, promote awareness about self-employment opportunities, and encourage innovative solutions within the financial and securities markets, aligned with PO2 and PO4. The event centered on “Make-A-Pitch: Start-up Idea Presentation,” where students presented innovative business ideas before industry experts who evaluated them and provided professional feedback.

The program also featured renowned industry speakers who shared insights on investment awareness, financial planning, and investor protection tools in the digital era. Experts discussed mechanisms available to safeguard investors in an evolving financial landscape, emphasizing responsible investing and regulatory compliance. Participants actively engaged in discussions, asked thoughtful questions, and demonstrated keen interest throughout the sessions, contributing to an enriching learning experience. The event concluded with the distribution of participation certificates by NISM, recognizing student involvement and reinforcing the institute’s commitment to nurturing innovation, financial literacy, and industry–academia collaboration.

3. National IV Amritsar-Manali-Chandigarh

The institute organized a National Industrial Visit (IV) from 10th to 18th January 2026 (09 days) for 60 students to Chandigarh, Manali, and Amritsar. National IVs are an integral part of the academic framework, designed to provide students with real-world exposure to industry operations while correlating practical experiences with Program Outcomes (PO1, PO2, and PO4). The key objectives were to help students understand operational functions and overall management practices across industries, apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings, and develop essential soft skills such as teamwork, leadership, and communication. The visit was organized by the IV Committee in association with Travel Masters Tours & Travel to ensure a structured and enriching learning experience.

During the tour, students visited leading industrial units including Indo Farm, Mile Stone Gears, Micro Turner, and the Kullu Shawl Factory outlet, where they observed production processes, operational systems, and management practices firsthand. Students actively interacted with industry professionals, asked insightful questions, and gained clarity on various operational aspects. In addition to industrial exposure, the visit offered socio-cultural insights into the regions visited, broadening students’ perspectives beyond academics. It was observed that apart from understanding management functions, the experience fostered social awareness, team cohesiveness, leadership qualities, and professional confidence. Overall, the National Industrial Visit significantly enriched student learning, strengthened industry–academia engagement, and contributed to the holistic development of students, preparing them for future professional endeavors.

2024-25

1. “My Story – Motivational Session by Successful Innovators 2024-2025 on 26th November, 2024.” Company Name: Fresh Box Media Pvt Ltd.

Kajal Kothari, co-founder of Fresh Box Media Pvt. Ltd., is a dynamic entrepreneur known for her expertise in digital marketing, branding, and content strategy. Starting her career as a pharmacy graduate and medical representative, she quickly rose to success, becoming the best MR in just eight months. This achievement inspired her to explore new avenues, eventually leading her to establish a thriving digital media agency with over 80 clients. Under her leadership, Fresh Box Media has gained recognition for its innovative online campaigns and impactful content. Kajal is also a motivational speaker and mentor, encouraging students to embrace failure as a stepping stone, think creatively, build strong networks, and pursue their passions with persistence. The event was to provide a platform for successful innovators to share their experiences and to motivate students to pursue their passions and overcome obstacles.

Fig.1: Introducing the Resource Person: Kajal Kothari

Fig.2: Journey of Kajal Kothari as an entrepreneur

Fig.3: Journey of Kajal Kothari as an entrepreneur

Fig.4: Key experience shared with the Students

Fig.5: Key experience shared with the Students

Fig.6: Vote of Thanks for the Ms. Kajal Kothari

2. Field Trip: “Field Visit for Problem Identification, focused on aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals and Exploring Emerging Areas of Technology”

The field visit aimed to identify local community challenges and explore innovative solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). On November 17, 2024, students and committee members visited the ACETECH exhibition at the Bombay Exhibition Centre and registered with ACESTEC to interact with entrepreneurs and gather data using a structured Google Form. Guided by Mr. Kishor Navandar, CMD of Blue Billion Group, students learned how businesses tackle challenges and leverage SDG Goal 14 for global opportunities. Valuable insights were also shared by Mr. Manish Gandhi, MD of ACESTEC, on innovation and creativity. Interactions with entrepreneurs such as Mr. Aekamjeet Singh (HIFC), Mr. Nilesh Gala (Trezure Lifestyle Pvt. Ltd.), and Ms. Nikila Shridhar (Craysil) provided students with firsthand knowledge of entrepreneurship, business growth, and the role of SDGs like Goal 9 in driving innovation and infrastructure.

Fig.1: Introducing the event with Dr.Kishor Navandar CMD & Founder of Blue Billion Group

Fig.2: At the Event

Fig.3: Introducing the event with Mr.Akamjeet Singh Founder of HIFC

Fig.4: Meeting with Manish Gandhi, founder of ACETECH

Fig.5: Meeting with BalbIr Gandhi, founder of ACETECH

Fig.6: Meeting with Nikila, Sales Director of Craysil ltd

Fig.7: Meeting with Mr. Nilesh Gala, Director of Tresure

3. Celebration: “National Innovation Day”

To celebrate Vachan Prerana Diwas 2024 and honor the birthday of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, a book exhibition and reading awareness program was organized by Librarian Mr. Pratik Dhepe, Asst. Librarian Mr. Avinash Nivale, and students. The event aimed to inspire students to cultivate reading as a hobby and recognize its value in personal growth. Our Director delivered a motivating talk, emphasizing how reading enhances vocabulary, communication, and critical thinking—key elements for academic and overall success.

Fig.1: Introduction of the Event

Fig.2: Celebrating Vachan Prerana Divas

Fig.3: Innovators books for students references

4. Celebration: “National Education Day”

The celebration of National Education Day at Shri Annasaheb Sahasrabuddhe Ashram honored the legacy of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad by promoting the value of education and innovation among children. Students and teachers introduced the concept of innovation, showcased global examples, and conducted creative workshops to inspire curiosity and problem-solving. The event encouraged children to explore ideas that could lead to positive change in their communities. The Institute Innovation Council expresses sincere gratitude to all participants, staff, and the Ashram for their support in making the event impactful and successful.

Fig.1: Introduction of the Event

Fig.2: Celebrating Education day

5. Expert Talk on Process of Innovation Development, Technolory Readiness tevel (TRL) commercialization of Lab technologies & Tech -Transfer on 9th January, 2025

On January 9, 2025, the Institute Innovation Council organized an insightful online session via G-Meet, with over 100 participants, led by resource person Dr. B. Gayathri. The session focused on the innovation process, business strategy, incubation, and startup development. Dr. Gayathri shared valuable insights on prototyping, ideation, and strategic planning using real-life examples like Apple. She emphasized the importance of research, brainstorming, and seizing opportunities. The discussion covered the incubation phase, acceleration, and implementation of innovative ideas. She also explained the Technology Readiness Level (TRL), assessing technology maturity, risks, resource allocation, and commercialization challenges, providing a comprehensive overview of innovation to launch.

Fig.1: Introduction of the Event

Fig.2: Explaining the Process of Innovation

Fig 3. Explaining the evaluation and Improvement of Innovation

Fig 4. Explaining the evaluation and Improvement of Innovation

6. Workshop on Effective Sales and Marketing Strategies for Entrepreneurs/Start-Ups

On January 10, 2025, a webinar titled “Workshop on Effective Sales and Marketing Strategies for Entrepreneurs/Start-Ups” was conducted via G-Meet with over 100 participants. Organized to help understand marketing strategies for new business ideas, the session was led by Dr. Abilasha N., who shared practical insights on navigating sales and marketing challenges. She discussed leveraging digital platforms, content marketing, and social media to boost brand visibility and audience engagement. The session also covered lead generation, data-driven strategies, and real-life startup examples like Zepto to illustrate effective marketing approaches for business growth.

Fig.1: Introduction of the event

Fig.2: Introducing digital Marketing Channels

Fig.3. Introducing digital Marketing Channels

Fig.4. Explaining Customer relationship

Fig.5: Implementation effective lead Generation techniques

Fig.6: Implementation Technique for Indian Start-up Eco system

7. Celebration on “National Start – Up Day”- Management Quiz (Inter-collegiate event)

On January 16, 2025, the Department of Management Studies at RGCMS celebrated National Start-Up Day by organizing an inter-collegiate Management Quiz aimed at promoting entrepreneurial thinking among students. With 150 participants from 15 colleges across Navi Mumbai, the event featured multiple quiz rounds on business awareness, start-up trivia, case studies, and rapid-fire challenges. The celebration began with an inspiring address by Hon. Ashivini Jadhav, highlighting the role of start-ups in economic growth. Entrepreneurs and industry experts also shared valuable insights, making the event both educational and motivating. Winners were awarded certificates and prizes for their exceptional performance.

Fig.1: Introduction of the event

Fig.2: Management Quiz

8. Effective waste management for a sustainable future” on National Conservation Day

On December 14, 2024, the Institute Innovation Council organized a webinar on “Effective Waste Management for a Sustainable Future” to mark National Conservation Day, with over 100 participants. Resource person Mr. Amit Yadav, a PhD scholar specializing in Municipal Solid Waste Management at TMC, provided insights into waste generation, types of waste, and India’s ranking in global waste production. He highlighted government initiatives, hospital waste disposal practices, and the impact of poor air quality on health. The session emphasized the 5Rs—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recovery, and Landfill—and introduced simple composting methods using three pots. The interactive session encouraged participants to adopt sustainable practices, starting at home.

Fig.1: Introduction of the event

Fig.2: Who Generates Waste.

Fig.2: Facts and Figure of waste In India

Fig.3: Facts and Figure of waste In India

Fig.4: Factors Affecting waste

Fig.5: Responsible Waste Management

Fig.6: Process of Maintaining Waste Management

9. Celebration: National Youth Day

Rajeev Gandhi College of Management Studies celebrated National Youth Day with a three-day Fit India Week from January 12 to 13, 2025, organized by the Institute Innovation Council. With over 150 participants, the event featured a yoga session led by Ms. Manya Chandnani, promoting mindfulness and flexibility, followed by a Tug of War competition encouraging teamwork and strength. A friendly cricket match brought together students and staff, fostering community spirit and physical fitness. The celebration successfully raised awareness about healthy living and reinforced the college’s commitment to promoting wellness and an active lifestyle.

Fig.1: Introducing the event.

Figure 2: Yoga Session

Day 2 : Tug Of War

Day 3: Box Cricket

Winners of the Box cricket and Tug of war

Girls Team Winner for TUG of War

All Winners of Box Cricket and Tug of war

10. Entrepreneurial Drivers, Creativity, and Venture Development: A Hand on Workshop

On 22nd February 2025, Rajeev Gandhi College of Management Studies hosted an expert session on “Drivers for Entrepreneurship, Hands-On Workshop on Creativity and Brainstorming, Applying the Entrepreneurial Process for New Venture Development” in Classroom. Conducted by Mr. Sunil Jadhav sir the workshop aimed to help students understand entrepreneurial drivers and apply creativity in real-life business cases. The session saw active participation from 70 students, with engaging pedagogies that encouraged brainstorming and discussion. Students enthusiastically interacted with the speaker, and feedback was collected to enhance future sessions.

Fig.1: Expert lecture on “Entrepreneurship Management” 22/02/2025

11. Executive Pitch 2k25: A Business Idea Competition

Rajeev Gandhi College of Management Studies under the IIC committee hosted the self-driven activity for over 3 days, and the final competition was held on 5th April,2025. Executive Pitch 2K25 was to provide a dynamic platform for students to showcase their innovative business ideas, enhance their entrepreneurial mindset, and develop essential pitching and presentation skills. The event aimed to foster creativity, strategic thinking, and industry-academia collaboration by engaging participants in real-time business pitching, evaluated by experienced professionals and entrepreneurs. Through this initiative, the college aimed to cultivate leadership qualities and empower students to transform their ideas into viable ventures. More than 20 teams participated and 100 + members participated in the event.