Events & Seminars

A group of five students Saurabh Kumar ( Roll No. 15517), Saurabh Jakhmola (Roll No. 15516), Vivek Gusain (Roll No. 15534), Sachin Pathania (Roll No. 15511) Sagar Langyan (Roll No. 15512) from Information Technology Department of Dronacharya College of Engineering, Gurgaon attended the  6th EDUConvex  Conference on the theme of “Winning the Future with Innovative Education” organised at Air Force Auditorium, Subrato Park, New Delhi on 8 th February,2014 .

The objective of this conference was to provide an opportunity and platform for individuals, institutions and educational professionals to participate in discussion on different aspects of educational innovation and to create a plan for innovative methods in teaching -learning process.

In the inaugural address of the Conference Prof. M.M. Pant, Founder, LMP Education Trust  expressed thatwe need  to be  focussed on creativity and innovation as these are undoubtedly  important attributes of 'human intelligence' which  can do better than 'machine intelligence'.

The event, which focused on “Winning the Future with Innovative Education”, brought together eminent guest speakers from the world of education and business.The distinguished speakers  Mr. D C Pant, Former Pro-Vice Chancellor, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU); Mr. Kamlesh Vyas, Associate Director, Ernst & Young; Mr. Amol Arora, Director, Shemrock & Shemford group of schools, New Delhi; Mr. Yogesh Gambhir, Principal, DRV DAV Centenary Public School, Phillaur; Ms. Punam Kashyap, Director, GEMS International School; Ms Rashmi Vij, Principal, Police DAV Public School, Jalandhar; Mr. Gaurav Loyalka & Mr. Avikshit Saras; Mr Utkarsh Lokesh, Co-Founder, CEO, EdTechReview; Mr Manoj Pant, CEO, Shankh Inc, USA, Former VP, Orange & Mg. Director, Roamware Inc. USA shared their strategies, approaches and  ideas for imparting innovative and quality education leading to employability.

 Each stressed the importance of using an innovative curriculum and diverse teaching strategies to give young people the skills and competencies required for future success in a changing world.

The conference was interesting as more than 550 attendees learnt  the significance of leadership and entrepreneurship, effective skills development for employability, innovative  educational and career pathways for success.