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CGC Jhanjeri College organizes week-long induction program for students in beginning of new session
Babushahi Bureau
Mohali, July 23, 2024: Jhanjeri College of Chandigarh Group of Colleges organized a week-long induction ceremony in the campus to welcome the new students.
In this ceremony, parents of new students also participated and got important information about the rules, goals for the whole year and placement.
The program was organized under the banner NextGen Nexus 2024 and students gained valuable insights while participating in interactive sessions, workshops, and lively demonstrations.
The event was filled with education, entertainment and empowerment. It was designed to provide a rich and smooth transition for the freshers. On the first day, Akhilesh Tuteja, Global Head of Cyber Security Consulting and India Head Clients & Industries KPMG shared insights on cyber security and industry trends. On the second day Alvin David from Newgen Software shared important points regarding professional development and campus placement.
On the third day, the popular YouTube tutor Prince Verma shared his struggles and triumphs for his digital success. Renowned psychologist Sushil Jaiswal gave the audience a mesmerizing presentation.
On the fourth day, well-known stand-up comedian Manpreet Singh entertained everyone with his jokes.On the fifth day, Amit Pandey, CEO, Orient Cables, provided valuable insights into the corporate world and entrepreneurship. On the sixth day, Rajdeepak Rastogi, Additional Solicitor General of India, offered guidance to the students with his extensive legal expertise and career advice.
On the last day eminent entrepreneur Charan Lakaraju inspired the students with his success story and motivated the students to pursue their dreams.
Addressing the students, CGC MD Arsh Dhaliwal said that international-level education is provided to the students, and there are special classes for the students as per the need.
He further added that through 9100 offers letters are given to the students by 900 international companies where students have been selected on a package of up to 50 lakhs.
Therefore, to reach this goal, they should start preparing from the first day. CGC Group Chairman Rachpal Singh Dhaliwal encouraged the students to make the best use of the hard-earned money of their parents and urged them to put 100% heart into the lectures.