09/08/2026
RSMT Welcomes New BBA and BCA Students with Orientation Programme
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Aug 1, 2026
The Rajarshi School of Management and Technology (RSMT), located in the U.P. College Campus, inaugurated its Student Orientation Programme for newly admitted BBA and BCA students in an enthusiastic and dignified atmosphere. The programme was organised with the objective of familiarising students with the institution and inspiring them towards academic excellence, ethical values, leadership, managerial and technical competencies, and social responsibility.
The programme commenced with the traditional ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by floral tributes to Goddess Saraswati and Rajarshi Udai Pratap Singh Judeo, the founder of the institution.
In his welcome address, Prof. (Dr.) Aman Gupta, Director-In-Charge, RSMT, said that today's students are not merely degree seekers but future responsible citizens, innovators and leaders of society. He encouraged the students to give special attention to discipline, continuous learning and overall personality development.
The Guest of Honour, Dr. Ankur Chadha, Unit Head and Publisher, Dainik Jagran, Varanasi, addressed the students and observed that in today's information-driven world, the major challenge is not the lack of information but the ability to identify and distinguish reliable and meaningful information. He urged students to critically analyse news, develop a positive outlook and use digital and mass communication platforms responsibly. He emphasised that effective communication skills are the first step towards success in any professional field.
The Chief Guest, Commander V. K. Jetly, delivered an inspiring and motivational address on the theme “Achieving the Next Level of Excellence.” He emphasised that there are no shortcuts to success and that discipline, excellence, continuous learning and a strong sense of commitment towards the nation are essential for young people to achieve their full potential.
Commander Jetly encouraged students to set clear goals, utilise their time effectively, develop leadership qualities and strive for excellence in every endeavour. He remarked that the future of India rests in the hands of its young generation and urged every student to ask themselves regularly what contribution they can make towards nation-building.
He further encouraged students to rise above limiting beliefs and conventional boundaries, emphasising that a person's true stature is determined not merely by their circumstances or background, but by their thoughts, aspirations and actions. He urged the students to dream big, set ambitious goals, continuously acquire new knowledge and remain committed to excellence.
Highlighting the importance of perseverance, Commander Jetly inspired the students to view failures as stepping stones towards success and to strive to become better versions of themselves every day. He stated that the India of tomorrow would be shaped not merely by academic degrees, but by courage, innovation, leadership and dedication to work. He encouraged students to treat every day of their college life as an opportunity to achieve a new level of excellence and develop personalities that would make their families, society, institution and nation proud.
The Honoured Guest, renowned Hindi litterateur Dr. Neerja Madhav, inspired students to remain connected with Indian culture, literature and human values. She emphasised that the harmonious integration of modern technology with Indian values and traditions is essential for developing a well-rounded personality.
Dr. Madhav observed that the degradation of language is not merely a distortion of words but may also reflect a decline in cultural awareness, sensitivity and thoughtful expression. She urged students to uphold linguistic clarity, dignity and sensitivity as an important responsibility of educated citizens.
Through simple and relatable examples, she explained the significance of Sanatan cultural values and emphasised that Indian culture is not merely a system of religious practices but a way of life that strengthens the bonds among family, society and the nation. She highlighted the role of values, traditions and ethical principles in character building and encouraged the younger generation to embrace these values while progressing with modernity, thereby preserving their cultural identity.
The Special Guest, Mr. Narendra Mehta, National Vice-President, Public Relations Society of India (PRSI), emphasised that in addition to technical knowledge, communication skills, teamwork, public relations and interpersonal behaviour are among the most important competencies in today's competitive professional environment. He encouraged students to develop trust, credibility and positive professional relationships, observing that these qualities would play a crucial role in shaping them into successful managers and IT professionals.
Prof. Manoj Kumar Singh, Coordinator, U.P. College Campus, in his motivational address, highlighted the educational vision of Rajarshi Udai Pratap Singh Judeo, who regarded education not merely as a means of acquiring knowledge but as a powerful instrument for nation-building, character development and social service. He encouraged students to incorporate values associated with Rajarshi Ji's life—including patriotism, discipline, service, cultural values, social harmony, ethics and excellence—into their conduct and emphasised their continued relevance in the contemporary world.
During the orientation programme, newly admitted students were also introduced to various aspects of institutional and academic life, including the academic system, curriculum, examination process, training and placement opportunities, research activities, innovation initiatives, startup culture, student clubs and institutional discipline. The session provided students with an overview of the opportunities and responsibilities associated with their academic journey at RSMT.
Dr. Preeti Singh, Coordinator, BBA, and Dr. C. P. Singh, Coordinator, BCA, expressed their gratitude to all the distinguished guests, parents, students and members of the organising committee for their valuable presence and contribution to the successful conduct of the programme.
The programme was efficiently conducted by Dr. Garima Anand.
The event was graced by the presence of Dr. D. K. Singh, Principal, Udai Pratap Autonomous College; Dr. Ramesh Pratap Singh, Principal, Udai Pratap Inter College; Dr. Anita, Principal, Rani Murar Kumari Girls' Inter College; and Ms. Sangeeta Kumar, Principal, Udai Pratap Public School.
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Aug 8, 2026
The closing ceremony was graced by Mr. Rajesh Bhatia, National Secretary, Indian Industries Association (IIA), and President, The Small Industries Association, as the Chief Guest. The event also witnessed the gracious presence of distinguished guests, including Mr. Neeraj Parikh, Mr. Brijesh Keshari, Mr. T. Gajanan Joshi, Mr. Satya Prakash Malviya, and Mr. Arunish Rawat.
Addressing the students, Mr. Satya Prakash Malviya shared experiences from his personal journey and used real-life examples to motivate the students. His interaction with the students also addressed their queries and encouraged them to approach challenges with curiosity, confidence and a learning-oriented mindset.
Mr. T. Gajanan Joshi, Chairman, Small Industries Association, engaged with the students on the importance of values, purpose and goal-setting in personal and professional life. He emphasised that a clear sense of direction, strong values and perseverance are essential for achieving long-term success.
Mr. Arunish Rawat conducted an informative session on soft skills, highlighting the importance of effective communication, interpersonal skills, confidence and professional behaviour in today's competitive environment.
As part of the programme, all participants also took a pledge for a drug-free India, committing themselves to contribute towards creating awareness and promoting a healthy and responsible society.
On the occasion, Prof. Aman Gupta, Director-In-Charge, RSMT, encouraged students to cultivate a habit of continuous learning, develop relevant professional skills and prepare themselves to confidently meet the challenges of the future. He emphasised the importance of combining academic knowledge with practical skills and a proactive approach to personal and professional development.
The entrepreneurs and industry experts present at the programme shared valuable insights from their professional journeys and experiences. Through their interactions, students were introduced to important aspects of leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship, ethical business practices and the significance of learning beyond the classroom. The speakers encouraged students to view challenges as opportunities for growth and to pursue their goals with confidence, determination and resilience.
The week-long Student Induction Programme featured a series of informative and interactive sessions conducted by academicians, industry experts, trainers and entrepreneurs. The sessions provided newly admitted students with a holistic learning experience and helped them gain broader perspectives on professional life, entrepreneurship, leadership, communication and career development.
As a gesture of appreciation, certificates were presented to student volunteers who contributed significantly to the successful organisation of the programme. The distinguished guests were also felicitated with mementoes as a token of gratitude.
The programme was coordinated by Dr. Preeti Singh and Dr. C. P. Singh. The successful ex*****on of the programme was made possible through the dedicated efforts and active participation of the faculty members and student volunteers of RSMT.
The Student Induction Programme 2026 concluded on a positive and inspiring note, leaving the newly admitted students motivated to embrace continuous learning, develop entrepreneurial and leadership capabilities, and pursue excellence in their academic and professional journeys.
The closing ceremony was graced by Mr. Rajesh Bhatia, National Secretary, Indian Industries Association (IIA), and President, The Small Industries Association, as the Chief Guest. The event also witnessed the gracious presence of distinguished guests, including Mr. Neeraj Parikh, Mr. Brijesh Keshari, Mr. T. Gajanan Joshi, Mr. Satya Prakash Malviya, and Mr. Arunish Rawat.
Addressing the students, Mr. Satya Prakash Malviya shared experiences from his personal journey and used real-life examples to motivate the students. His interaction with the students also addressed their queries and encouraged them to approach challenges with curiosity, confidence and a learning-oriented mindset.
Mr. T. Gajanan Joshi, Chairman, Small Industries Association, engaged with the students on the importance of values, purpose and goal-setting in personal and professional life. He emphasised that a clear sense of direction, strong values and perseverance are essential for achieving long-term success.
Mr. Arunish Rawat conducted an informative session on soft skills, highlighting the importance of effective communication, interpersonal skills, confidence and professional behaviour in today's competitive environment.
As part of the programme, all participants also took a pledge for a drug-free India, committing themselves to contribute towards creating awareness and promoting a healthy and responsible society.
On the occasion, Prof. Aman Gupta, Director-In-Charge, RSMT, encouraged students to cultivate a habit of continuous learning, develop relevant professional skills and prepare themselves to confidently meet the challenges of the future. He emphasised the importance of combining academic knowledge with practical skills and a proactive approach to personal and professional development.
The entrepreneurs and industry experts present at the programme shared valuable insights from their professional journeys and experiences. Through their interactions, students were introduced to important aspects of leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship, ethical business practices and the significance of learning beyond the classroom. The speakers encouraged students to view challenges as opportunities for growth and to pursue their goals with confidence, determination and resilience.
The week-long Student Induction Programme featured a series of informative and interactive sessions conducted by academicians, industry experts, trainers and entrepreneurs. The sessions provided newly admitted students with a holistic learning experience and helped them gain broader perspectives on professional life, entrepreneurship, leadership, communication and career development.
As a gesture of appreciation, certificates were presented to student volunteers who contributed significantly to the successful organisation of the programme. The distinguished guests were also felicitated with mementoes as a token of gratitude.
The programme was coordinated by Dr. Preeti Singh and Dr. C. P. Singh. The successful ex*****on of the programme was made possible through the dedicated efforts and active participation of the faculty members and student volunteers of RSMT.
The Student Induction Programme 2026 concluded on a positive and inspiring note, leaving the newly admitted students motivated to embrace continuous learning, develop entrepreneurial and leadership capabilities, and pursue excellence in their academic and professional journeys.
Faculty members and staff of the institution were also present on the occasion. The entire campus reflected an atmosphere of enthusiasm, positive energy and renewed excitement as the new academic session commenced.
The orientation programme provided the newly admitted students with a meaningful introduction to academic and professional life at RSMT while inspiring them to pursue excellence, develop strong values and contribute positively to society and the nation.
