HDFC Bank held the Campus Drive in AKS University on Tuesday, in which 150 students of various streams like B.Com, BCA, BBA, and MBA participated. Informing about it, M.K. Pandey, Head, T&P, told that two students of AKS University named Neelesh Sharma (B.Com) and Krishna Kumar Pandey (MBA) were selected for the post of Sales Development Manager on a salary package of 1.80/annum. Campus Drive was successfully organized with the valuable contribution of Balendra Vishwakarma, Adarsh Singh, and Manoj Singh.

A Mega Technical Fest, by the name Sigma-17, organized at the premise of AKS University on Wednesday. The Technical Fest was formally inaugurated by the Vice-Chancellor-P.K. Banik amidst the flag hoisting and the theme song sung by the students. Addressing the students on this occasion, Vice-Chancellor said “modern age is the age of globalization, and our young generation is a powerful asset which can change the destiny of our nation, and would be instrumental in securing higher position in international arena”. As it is well known, Sigma-17 was an effort to expose the embedded talent of students. Technical fest Sigma-17 experienced the participation of approximately 2000 students belonging to various faculties like Commerce, Art, Management, Science & Engineering; it had 28 events including 10 fun games. The Tech Fest, Sigma-17 also reflected the luster of Skill- India, one of the dream projects of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During the Fest, Students showcased their computer and technical competencies and other skills. At the end of the Technical Fest, Chairman-Er. Anant Soni appreciated the efforts of the students as well as the staff members for organizing such an innovative and creative programme.

Second semester students of M.Sc. Environment Science received the training on Water Conservation organized by the Tarun Bharat Sangh in Alwar Rajasthan. During the training programme students were guided by Rajendra Singh popularly known as Jal Purush, Chaman Singh,Chhotelal and Suresh Raikwar.While receiving the training, students visited the adjacent areas like Gopal Pura,Budkheda,Maharajpura and Rajarampura and interacted with the local residents regarding the severe water scarcity problems faced by them in past and also the current availability of water in these areas, students also received the information about the water conservation, water distribution, water user plan and water demand. Students were informed about the creation of water structure which includes the various criteria like space selection, availability of soil, slope area, the catchment area of water, water level, base level, outlet level and the height of slope. After the completion of training programme, students were of the view that the sincere attention towards the water conservation can sort out the water depletion problem of Satna. Dr. Mahendra Tiwari, Suman Patel and Neeladri Shekhar motivated the trained students to distribute the acquired knowledge for the betterment of their region.

Mechanical Engineering students of AKS University visited the Universal Cables Limited, Satna under the University-Industry Interaction Programme designed by the AKS University. During the visit students acquired the significant and pertinent information about the production machineries, production process and the various products of Universal Cables Limited under the direction of Vineet Saxena, Manager, Universal Cables Limited. During the entire visit, students were guided by the Ashok Ranjan, Faculty Member from Mechanical Engineering Department.

A mega Blood Stem Cell Donation programme was organized by Datree Samajik Sanstha, Banglore at the auditorium of AKS University on Saturday. The programme was aimed at creating awareness among the people regarding the donation of healthy Blood Stem Cell to save the lives of the patients victimized of blood cancer. Students from M.S.W. Pharmacy, Biotech and Agriculture participated in programme and got their names registered for the donation of Stem Cell. Srinivasan, one of the members of Datree Samajik Sanstha shared his views on menace of blood cancer and highlighted the significance of the donation programmes like these. On this occasion, Pro VC- Dr. Harshvardhan, Professor R.N. Tripathi, Dr.S.P. Gupta, Dr. Kamalesh Chaure, Rajiv Soni and a large number of students were present.