Christite2020

J E S U S  C H R I S TMY SAVIOUR

"I am the way,the truth and the

life."

My lord my GodFrom darknessyou lead me to

light.

S A I N T K U R I A K O S E E L I A SC H A V A R A ( 1 8 0 5 - 1 8 7 1 )

Children, you are Gods investment in

the hands of your parents. 

Trust your mother, God will hear your

mother's request like the baby's

request.

Laziness fosters evil habits. 

Good friends will make you good.

Regular reading of good books and

meditating on it will illumine the

mind.

Your attire and sanctity ought to be

according to your age.

Your profession must be according to

your knowledge and age.

Do not be the cause for your parents to

shed tears on account of you.

The humble man is the greatest among

men.

You belong to God and you should be

given back to God.

Pursue the path of truth and

justice.Keeping bad books is like

hiding fire in hay.

He firmly believed in empowering all children of God through Education

O U R P A T R O N

TEACHINGS OF

ST. KURIAKOSE ELIAS CHAVARA

TAXONOMY

2. St. Kuriakos Elias Chavara 3. Vision, Mission and Core Values

ROOTS OF INSPIRATION

STEMPS OF PRESPECTIVE

4. The Chancellor5. The Vice Chancellor6. The Pro- Vice Chancellor7. The Registrar8. The Director

BRANCHES OF KNOWLEDGE

9. Institute Of Management10. Management Studies11. Department Of Commerce12. School Of Law13. Department Of Psychology14. Department of Economics15. Department oF languages

BOUGHS/ HEARTWOOD OF THE CAMPUS /SPROUTING CELL

16. Centre for Research17. Centre for Concept Design (CCD)18. Centre for counselling and Health Services (CCHS)19. Association of Christian Christites (ACC)20. Centre for Social Action (CSA)21. Student Welfare Office (SWO)22. Sports/Physical Education 23. Alumni Association24. Student Council25. Library and Information Centre26. Office of Examination27. Personnel Office28. The Office of Admission29. Information Processing and Management (IPM)30. IT Service (Information Technology)

1. Jesus Christ

CHANCELLOR

DR FR GEORGE EDAYADIYIL

 Dear Christites,

It gives me immense happiness to see theprogressive initiatives and approachesCHRIST- NCR campus adopts to challenge thedifficulties and convert those into meaningfulopportunities. The core values and visions ofthe institution are held high by serving andguiding our young minds to serve without fear.The measures taken by the leadership provethat we always see new opportunities andinvent measures to protect the futureprospects and foster unity and growth of thestudents, academicians, and humanity ingenerals.      I congratulate, the leadership and everyindividual who helped to build this university.

Let us rejoice, celebrate, and thank God forHis Grace.   

VICE CHANCELLOR

DR FR ABRAHAM VM

Dear Christites,

In these days of challenges, I take yourattention to the success stories of ourforefathers’ survival and battle againstcalamities and pandemics. Our prayers andthoughts are with those who are affected bythe virus and truly inspired by the selflesscommitment of the healthcare workersaround the world. At CHRIST, we reaffirm ourdetermination to serve students, educatethem to become self accomplished individuals,professionals and citizens. We, at CHRIST, areconcerned with our students’ life andprogress.

With flexibility in the system and decisionmaking, we are the first among the highereducation institutions to conductexaminations online to save and protect theinterest of the stockholders. I appreciate theDELHI-NCR leadership, academic fraternityand the students for their support andcommitment. It gives me immense pleasure toknow that the examinations and otheracademic pursuits at DELHI- NCR campus issucceeding flawlessly.These unprecedentedchallenges give new opportunities,responsibilities, commitment, a path forinnovations, and strengthen the doctrines ofbrotherhood and love. Let us march on withour heads held high and hearts so strong.

Be safe, be home.

REGISTRAR

DR. ANIL JOSEPH PINTO

Dear Christites, Upholding the vision, “excellence and service’and nurturing young minds through holisticeducation, CHRIST has grown to reach out todifferent parts of India through its fivecampuses with a shared vision of CHRISTcommunity. CHRIST NCR campus, with itsuntiring and flawless initiatives to contact theonline examinations and other academicactivities without submitting itself to thechallenges remains a torch barrier for otherinstitutions in the country to follow. With itsstrength, dynamism, positivity how CHRISTNCR campus addresses the challenges andconvert those treats into a new futuredeserves appreciation. Introduction of newprograms and visualizations of novel methodsto stay normal and continue to contribute tothe lives of students and humanity willcertainly bring attention to it.  I congratulate and wish them success in theirfuture endeavors as well.

DIRECTOR

DR FR VIJU PD

Dear Christites,

 I share my immense happiness with you whenCHRIST (Deemed to be University) Delhi NCRis completing its one year of achievement.Reflecting about the past one year brings ablessed feeling to my mind. I offer myforemost gratitude to the dedication and hardwork of our faculty and staff members. Wehave been blessed with extremely talented andenergetic students in the academic year 2019-2020. 

I am immensely proud of our community inthe way we joined our hands together whilemanaging something as unprecedented as aglobal pandemic. As a teaching-learningcommunity, all of us have displayed atremendous sense of resilience and awillingness to face challenges positively. Isincerely thank each and every christite fortheir relentless efforts in working towards ourvision of “Excellence and Service”. 

Let us aim towards creating meaningful lifeexperiences while we strive for our academicand professional success in 2020-2021.

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT

Vision To be an institution of excellence developingleaders serving enterprises and societyglobally.

To develop socially responsible businessleaders with the spirit of inquiry throughacademic and industry engagement.

Department Goals Graduates possess subject knowledge,analytical ability and skills to managebusinesses.

Graduates exhibits spirit of inquiry, innovationand ability to solve problems in dynamicbusiness environment.

Graduates with value based leadership skills,entrepreneurial capabilities and globalawareness serving enterprises and society.

Department AssociationClubs and associations are an indispensibleaspect of student life. They are a place offriendship, personal growth, careerdevelopment and university inclusivity.  TheInstitute of management provides a platform tobuild and develop the essential skill sets for thestudents in a dynamic environment throughdifferent clubs namely The Cultural club,‘Mehfil’, The Marketing club, ‘Bemarking’,

Department ActivitiesConvocation’19Graduation day is one of the most importantday in student’s life. It is the time to look backon the lessons learned, adventures shared andthe bright moments filled with special meaning.It is also a beginning, a time to look forward, setnew goals and see what lies beyond.  It is thetime to celebrate all the hard work that led tothis joyful occasion. The 4th AnnualConvocation of Christ (Deemed to be)University, NCR was held on July 13, 2019,where the students of batch 2017-19 wereconferred the degree. The guest of honour wasAmbassador K P Fabian.  The students took thegraduation pledge to always act with honesty

Mission

The Finance club, ‘C-FAC’, The Sports clubs,‘Chrispo’, The The Human Resource Club‘VibHRance’.The institute publishes three newsletters,curated by different clubs under the guidanceof esteemed faculty members. Markingo, themarketing newsletter consists of the latestmarketing news. Money Mantra, the financenewsletter reports the latest financial trendsand updates on stock market. Synergy, the HRnewsletter provides insights about the latesttrends in HR Industry. As a novel approach, theinstitute of management has introduced themarketing podcast which broadcasts marketingnews weekly. Finance clubs reports daily newsbulletin and HR clubs presents weeklyinfographics.

and integrity, and to uphold the dignity of theirprofession and the Institute and to utilize theirknowledge in the service of the country so thatit could become a just, inclusive, andsustainable society.

Orientation ProgramOrientation day is the day of welcoming newstudents on their first day on campus. TheInstitute of Management conducted a 3 daysorientation program starting from July 1st, 2019for MBA Batch 2019-21. The objective was tofamiliarize the students with the universityenvironment, its physical facilities and tocreate an atmosphere that promotes positiveattitudes, and stimulates an excitement forlearning. The students were introduced to thedepartment, academic session, the courseStructure and the faculty members. Expertsfrom various industries, Dr. Rama Krishna,Senior Director, United Health Group, Mr.Manoj Singh, Additional Director, BSNL andAbhishek Pathak, Vice President of Paytm werecalled to address the new students about thelatest trends and development in the market,challenges for the upcoming managers, thevarious job opportunities and skills required toget into such jobs.

Outbound Training Physical education is an integral part ofeducation and CHRIST strongly believes inpromoting active participation of students insports and physical activities. It gives students’a chance to enhance their physical and thesocial skill. On 25th September 2019, the batchof MBA 2018-2020 went for a one day, OutBound Training at Rurban Village. The trip alltogether brought a different experience forstudents. The students participated in variousactivities such as Archery, Air Gun, Dart, Gulel,Ring Throw, Net Walk, Zig-Zag Walk, TripleBridge, Ladder Swing, X Bridge Walk, TyreTravel, Side Net Walk pottery making, zip line

WorkshopsThe institute organizes frequent workshopsand industrial visits to for the students. A userawareness program by Taylor & Francis wasorganised on 6th August 2019 where Mr.Prakash Sachan, Sr. Sales Executive- North,Taylor & Francis facilitated the students on“How to use the Database of Taylor andFrancis?”    A workshop on introduction tosimulation was organised on 21st September2019 by Dr Vinod Dumblekar, Founder & CEO,MANTIS. Business Analytics Workshop wasconducted on 22nd August, 2019. The resourceperson were Mr Prakash Sumani: AssistantDirector at Moody Analytics, Mr Harjeet Singh:Global MD and CEO at Stelios AssetManagement Pvt Ltd and Dr Amarjeet Singh:MD and Founder of Eduedge Pro. On 28thSeptember, 2019 Dr. Ajay Kumar ChauhanAssistant Professor, IMT, Ghaziabad trained theMBA students on Logistic Regression through

and Wall Climbing etc. Overall, it was a greatlearning experience for all the students alongwith fun. The students learned the importanceof working in team, facing challenges whileworking in team. Also, the training helped thestudents to overcome their fears.

Blood Donation CampAs a part of Christ commitment to servehumanity, a blood donation camp wasorganized byChrist (Deemed to be University)Delhi NCR Campus in association with St.Joseph’s Hospital, Mariam Nagar and GhaziabadBlood Bank on 6 March 2020 from 10:00 am to4:00 pm. A team of 12 doctors and nurses underthe supervision of Dr. Kesarvani, HeadGhaziabad blood bank conducted the processof blood collection.  The response wasoverwhelming with participation from faculty,staff and students alike. A total of 118 units ofblood was collected in the camp.

Marketing WitsIt is an annual event designed and organized bythe marketing club called BEMARKING.Students are divided into 4 different groupsnamely Mavericks, Ipsum Blaze, Titans, andGladiators. These groups have to complete thetasks that have been given by the Co-ordinatorsof the Event based upon the instructionsprovided. The Event covered activities as:Creation of Brand name, Logo Designing,Tagline, Online and Offline Promotion of theBrand, Product Development, Treasure Hunt,Venturist and Business Quiz. Team MAVERICKSwas the winner of Marketing Wits, 2019.

Orange, an open-source  data mining, datavisualization and machine learning toolkit.

Institute offers an environment where studentscan enhance their academic learning byregularly organising domain specific guestlectures by industry experts and eminentfaculties who are renowned experts in theirfield. Students get to see the insight andperspective of the guest speaker’s particularfield. Mrs. Diana, A Chaplin in French CatholicHigh School, Dr. N.M Mishra, Director ofDistance Learning Centre at IMT Ghaziabad,Shri Harsh Sachdev, Executive Vice President,Indian Oil were among notable speakers. Theyaddressed students on various aspects such asthe scope and job prospects of BusinessAnalytics, Conflict Resolution and Negotiationskills, Team Building etc.Similarly, association and interaction withalumni serve a larger purpose foruniversity/institute and provides alumni tocontribute their alma mater in the best possibleway. Alumni, who are all successful in theirrespective careers represent the Institution inthe real world and significantly influence andinspire the students. On July 17, 2019, organisedalumni interaction with one of the Alumnus Mr.Vishnu Nair, Business Development Manager,Carlsberg, America.

Industrial visit are integral part of the MBAprogram. Such visits helps students tounderstand the practical challenges an industryor organization faces every day. With theobjective to lessen the gap between classroomlearnings and practical working environment,an industrial visit to Yakult’s factory at RaiIndustrial Area, Haryana was organised onDecember 12, 2019 for MBA 2019-21 batch. Such

visits gave them real scene experiences wherestudents could relate to the managementfundamentals in real sense.

Guest Lecture/Alumni Interaction

Industrial Visit

Co/Extra Curricular Activities PrakalpIt is an Annual National Level SummerInternship Project (SIP) Contest. The eventaimed to endow a platform to the buddingMBA/PGDM professionals to share learningsand experience during their summer internshipand giving a nationwide exposure to their highquality summer project reports. The second SIPContest was organized on 20 September, 2019.31 participants from 22 institutes anduniversities across the country participated inthe contest. The competition was held in threedomains – Marketing, Finance and HumanResource. A total of 16 reports were presentedin all three domains and five best reports wereselected for the final round. The competitionwas won by Ms. Areeba Eram from RukiminiDevi Institute of Advanced Studies, New Delhi.

The academic experience with goodinfrastructure and excellent faculty at Christ(deemed to be) university has endured me withlifelong career excellence. From nurturing myinner talent by conducting various intra andinter-university events, Christ has polished myskills and added shine to my personality.Various management programs and teachingmethodologies backed by industrial visits andinternship programs has given me theconfident to be corporate ready A place to getinvolved and explore your passion with thegreat support from highly profiled faculty teamand the strong alumni network has enlightenedme throughout this beautiful journey.

-Shikha Dogra, MBA Student (Batch 2018-20)

At Christ, mental and physical well-being ofstudents is of utmost priority. To achieve this,Christ practices mentoring and counselling byproviding the emotional and instrumentalsupport students need to achieve their personaland professional goals. Students are nurtured,guided and mentored by the eminent facultiesand the experienced counsellors in diversefronts. Mentors and counsellors help students’to identify and develop their interests, abilities,skills and talents, giving them the influence andguidance they need to reach their highestpotential.

Diwali MeetThe ‘Festival of Lights’ Diwali is one of the mostfestive and beautiful times of the year. It is atime when people all over the world rejoice. OnOctober 23, 2019, Institute of managementcelebrated this auspicious day with traditionalIndian attire, sweets, music and lights andgames. The students decorated the campuswith dazzling Rangolis, the picturesquedecoration made of Diya’s. Different gameswere organised for faculty and students. Flyinglantern ceremony was held which indulges theentire campus in the true festive atmosphere.

Student Care

Student Review

Christ, a temple for pristine learning andholistic education, which challenges anindividual to bring out the best within him/herwith the support and knowledge imparted bythe excellent faculty, who teach you within thepremises, and act as excellent mentors outsideas well. Christ has helped me to grow as anindividual, and the creative assignments aredesigned in such a way that you will recogniseyour potential and use it in the direction ofyour growth in life, as well as your corporatecareer. I am pretty sure that the grinding in mycollege days will be fruitful as it gave me a greatpractical exposure which is required by anindividual to get the cutting edge in the market.I feel deep gratitude to this family for nurturingme.

- Anushka Aggarwal, MBA Student (Batch 2018-20)

ChronosUniformity and oneness are the main culturaldrivers of our students. It brightens up when anopportunity like successfully organizing anevent comes up.Christ (Deemed to beUniversity), Delhi NCR conducted its flagshipmanagement fest CHRONOS 2019 – ‘AdAeternum’ on 4th and 5th November 2019. Total596 participants from various institutes anduniversities in Delhi NCR regions participatedin the event. As the theme itself suggests ‘toeternity’ the event was designed to entertaindifferent formal, informal and sports activitiessuch as B-Plan, Bid to win, B-Quiz, BestManager, Nukkad Natak, Face painting,cartooning, group dance, Group singing, Mememaking, Cricket , football , kabaddi andbasketball. The university witnessed someoutstanding performances and happilypresented them with awards and trophies,exciting cash prizes and merit certificates.

MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Vision Our vision is to be an institution of excellencedeveloping leaders serving enterprises andsociety globally.

Our mission is to develop socially responsiblebusiness leaders with the spirit of inquirythrough academic and industry engagement.

Department Goals

The goal of the department is to develop anentrepreneurial mindset among the studentsthrough engagement in various academic andco-curricular activities.The Department ofManagement Studies founded in the Delhi NCRcampus in 2019 has flourished seamlessly in thepast one year with a resolute aim of nurturingmanagement potential among young students.The establishment of the managementassociation and the formation of clubs under ithave been instrumental in giving a platform forthe future young managers to take initiativeand canvas their abilities in academic, co-curricular and extra-curricularactivities.Chronicles of the activities in whichthe students of the Department of ManagementStudies have actively coordinated andparticipated with vigor and energy.

Sell it if you canOrganized by the Co-curricular club of theManagement Association, the event “Sell It IfYou Can” took place on 28th august 2019,empowering the students with an opportunestage to evince their marketing and advertisingskills. The unconventional selling competitionchallenged the students to sell tattered andworn out products. The students counteredusing their marketing prowess, humor, wit,creativity and ingenious ideas to sell theproduct, finding the most insightful ways towin.

Department Activities

Retro to Metro‘Retro to Metro’ was an event organized by theCultural Club under the aegis of theManagement Association on 27th September,2019. The students came together to host anevent that turned out to be quite a crowd-pulling and congenial experience for thestudents and faculty, depicting a run-throughof the Bollywood era from 1960s to the presenttimes.

Mission

Guest lecture on ‘Social Media Marketing Several lectures were organized by theEntrepreneurship club, ‘Aarambh’ under theaegis of the Management Association, one ofwhich was a workshop and guest lecture on‘Social Media Marketing for startups onOctober 04, 2019.

Industrial visits to Mother Dairy and OrientPress The students of BBA General were taken on aneducational and informative industrial visit to theMother Dairy Plant in Patparganj in the last weekof January 2020. The visit helped the studentsgain an understanding of the efficiency of thewhole process of transportation, the sheeramount of milk sourced and sold, the history ofthe milk revolution and its progress since itbegan in the late 1960s. This was facilitatedthrough the interactions and briefings given bythe managing head of the Mother Dairy plant, Dr.Pillai.The students of BBA (Hons.), visited OrientPress Ltd. (a BSE listed company), Greater Noidaon 12th and 13th March 2020. It was an incredibleand informative industrial visit for the students,where they learnt about flexi packaging usingmulti-colored high speed web-offset printingmachines and ancillary machines like automaticslitting, photo- typesetting with micro processcontrolled camera.

Alumni ConnectDMS has organized Alumni connectprogrammes on numerous occasions. But thesession on 1st October 2019 by Captain SejalPalit, an alumnus of CHRIST Kengeri campusdeserves a special mention. He addressed theclass of BBA 2019 batch wherein throughexperiential sharing he inspired them to jointhe armed forces.

World Nature Conservation DayOrganized by DMS, this inter class competitionhad required the participants to make modelsusing waste products and reusable resourceswhich signified and underlined the significanceof nature conservation.

CHRONOS 2019CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Delhi NCRpresented its Flagship Management Fest-CHRONOS 2k19, on 4-5 November, 2019, whichwas organized jointly by the department ofmanagement studies and the institute ofmanagement. The name CHRONOS, resonatedour belief that time is and all that standsbetween who we are and who we aim to be. Thetheme was "Ad Aeternum" which means 'foreternity'. The two-day management fest sailedon tides of budding talent flowing fromnumerous colleges across Delhi to lock horns inthe right spirit, in an environment stimulated todraw out the very best from each and everyparticipant.

Aarohan (A Business Plan Competition)An intra-university business plan competition –Aarohan, was organized by Aarambh, theentrepreneurship club of ManagementAssociation. The event was to help hone theentrepreneurial skills of our students byoffering them a platform to develop solidbusiness plan from conceptualization tocommercialization stage.

Foos It OffOrganized by the Sports Club of ManagementAssociation, a total of 24 teams from variousdepartments in the University participated inthis Foosball tournament that was held from8th January 2020 to 15th January 2020. Thisevent was one of its kind as it was for the veryfirst time that an event was streamed live on ahuge screen for the entire audience in the fullypacked seminar hall.

Annual Athletic MeetIn the Annual Athletic Meet 2020 held on 23rdand 24th January 2020, DMS won thechampionship. Samiksha Saini (BBA- B) andVibhav Sharma of Department of ManagementStudies were declared the Best Athlete Girls andBoys respectively. The event worked as a catalystto unify the students and staff in the department,highlighting the immense synergy that shineswithin the Christite Spirit. The event highlightedthe immense virtues of team spirit and theimportance of working together at all times.

Lupine Cluster in Blossoms Blossoms was an Intra-University Festconducted by CHRIST (Deemed to beUniversity) that begins as an intra-departmental Cultural Fest, culminating into anInter-Deanery Competition. The students fromThe Department of Management Studiesactively participated in The Lupine Cluster andwon several accolades for their cluster.

Active Participation in DarpanThe Department of Management Studies hadshown their exuberant cooperation and activeparticipation in Darpan, the talent hunt festivalof CHRIST (Deemed to be University).

Participation in events outside the campusThe students of the Department ofManagement Studies over the span of one yeartook part in various events such as the annualfest of Delhi AIIMS “pulse”, “ODYSSEY 2K19”hosted by IIIT, Delhi and “TARANG 19” atNISCORT College. Our students alsoparticipated in the Indian Management andCommerce fest organized by the ChristUniversity, Lavasa, Pune. The students wonmany competitions thus giving them a chanceto pitch and compare their own KSAs againstsome of the best across various universities.

Student Review It was an amazing experience in my pastacademic year. There was a proper balancebetween studies, sports and otherextracurricular activities. All the faculty aresupportive and encourage the students intaking part in the activities which are organizedat the campus. PowerPoint presentations andother class activities such as role play,discussion, etc., help in better understanding ofconcepts and makes learning easier. -Drishya Raghu (BBA)

Life at college is a time when you candecide your career. It’s a time of dreams andinnumerable paths. Trust me, once you get intoa good college, you will get an opportunity tobecome a better person and that is exactlywhat Christ University has done to me byhelping me explore my potential. -Madhur Naithani (BBA)

Christ (Deemed to be university), DelhiNCR that comes under the umbrella of theesteemed CHRIST brand is a capstone ofexcellence, backed by cutting-edgeinfrastructure and professional guidance fromexperienced faculty, which had been nothingshort of a treasure trove filled with variousopportunities to grow as an individualholistically. -Rushabh Honnavali (BBA)

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Vision

To be a centre of excellence in the realm ofCommerce and Management developing andnurturing global competencies in studentsthrough quality education, research andcontinuous innovation.

To nurture commerce professionals whopossess a high level of knowledge andcompetence to effectively contribute to societywith commitment and integrity.

Department Goals

To enable the students to apply functionalKnowledge, Skills and Attitude (KSA) whilesolving critical business problems-10

To train the students to work in diversity andcontemporary global business environmentwith socially responsible behaviour and moralethos

To enhance entrepreneurial capabilities

To enhance employability through value addedprofessional programmes and certificationsoffered by IMA, CISI, III, and CMA

To develop whole person through holisticeducation, and service-oriented programs

Mission

Department AssociationThe event register of the department startedwith the inauguration of the CommerceAssociation – RECKONS AISLE, establishingthree clubs, Arthika – Finance Club, Nova –Entrepreneurship club and McCarthians –Marketing Club, followed by culturalperformances of the students. The CommerceAssociation conducts weekly activities to kindlethe interests in different disciplines ofCommerce including Entrepreneurship,Marketing, Finance and case study-basedcompetitions, keeping in mind the skillenhancement both at an individual level and ata team level. The association activities werereviewed by the alumni, who are experienced inorganizing the association activities. Thestudents participated in various cultural andcommerce fests in both regional and nationallevel, most successful being securing a topposition in the marketing event as a part ofINSIGNIA’20 organized by the St,Xaviers,Kolkata. -12

The Department of Commerce, offers twoprogrammes under its umbrella, BCom(Honours) and BCom (Professional), where wedevelop our business graduates intoresponsible global and national citizens and asleaders in economic, environmental, social andcultural sustainability and well-being.

Department Activities

During the lockdown period, a webinar wasorganized in collaboration with theIndianInstitute of Digital Education (IIDE) onDigital Marketing 101, with a specific focus onsocial media marketing and search engineoptimization.  Another initiative was a webinar,on the theme of E-Commerce a.k.a Re-Commerce, organized in association with theDepartment of Management Studies andInstitute of Management Studies along withCIMA as a knowledge partner for the event.

Workshops / Guest Lectures / Webinars &Industrial VisitsContinuous efforts are made in bridging thegap that exists between the academia andindustry. Various guest lectures, symposiumsand industrial visits are organized by thedepartment at regular intervals. The Presidentof Delhi Football Association and FIFAConsultant, Dr Shaji Prabhakaran, was invitedfor a session on ‘The Evolving Football BusinessEcosystem in India’ during which he gaveinsights into the current progress as well as theopportunities and challenges in the business ofIndian football.  Another session was onAccounting System : Transition from IGAAP -Ind AS - IFRS was organized, which isconsidered to be the need of the hour, whereCA Kamal Garg, chartered accountant andfamous author, interacted with the students onthe implications on accounting transactions,while updating to the new accounting system ofIFRS.

The department takes pride in partnering withglobally eminent professional bodies such asCISI (UK), IMA (USA), CIMA (UK), MilesEducation (India), GlobalFTI (India) in offeringcollaborated value additions in the form ofintegrated course, organizing events, facultydevelopment programmes and seminars.Among students undertaking CIMA professionalcourse, five have cleared Level-1, earning thetitle of ‘Certified Business Accountant’ duringthe academic year 2019-2020. A value-addedcourse was offered by Chartered Institute ofSecurities and Investment (CISI) on theFundamentals of Financial Services open to allthe students with economics, commerce andmanagement background and 94% was thesuccess rate of our students.

Our students also had a chance interact withfour alumni members during the academicyear, who extended their invaluableexperiences of their alma-mater.   Towards theend of the year, the students visited the factoryof Yakult Danone India Ltd. in Sonepat,Haryana. The plant is an ISO 9001:2008, OHSAS18001:2007 and HACCP certified manufacturingunit. The experience operational mechanismadopted by the company at an internationalquality benchmark. The visit commenced withthe company personnel briefing about thecompany’s background and its currentpositioning in the global market. It was followedby a factory tour accompanied by the guideexplaining the different stages involved, frommanufacturing to packaging.

Student CareAcademic Mentoring for the studentscommenced in their first month itself. Studentsare allotted with faculty mentors and they meetthe mentors once in a week, reviewing theacademic progression and professionaldevelopment, until graduation. In theDepartment of Commerce, CHRIST NCR, weconduct academic mentoring both at anindividual level as well as at a group level. It is aunique process in academic enhancementwhich helps the students shape theireducational experiences, from adjusting tocollege life to choosing a specialization,defining and fulfilling educational goals, andtransitioning toward graduate education orprofessional practice.

Our students and teachers wanted to bring asmile on the face of the children staying inJeevan Dhara and visited them during themonth of December.Recognizing thecontributions of our father of nation, MahatmaGandhi, an event commemorating his 150thbirth anniversary was organized by thedepartment in collaboration with the SWOteam. Shayaris and stories, authored by thestudents were narrated along with facepainting, sketching and poster makingcompetitions. A collage making competitionwas organized by Reckons Aisle, honouring the11th President of India Dr A P J Abdul Kalamwith participants across the variousdepartments from the campus.

Student Review The CHRIST experience has been fantastic,with the encouraging and friendly staff. Thecurriculum follows an integrated approach withacademics and co-curricular events. Thecampus provides good infrastructure andgreenery. The interaction among students fromvaried diversity facilitates dialogue and acts as aplatform for interaction. I feel privileged to beassociated with CHRIST and to follow the idealsof excellence and service. - Shruti Khare, BCOM Honours

The course has assisted me in growing bothas a student and as an individual. Exposure tothe high technicalities, coupled with ever-motivating mentorship, did help me develop amore mature self. In my perspective, the courseand curriculum chisel the potential hiddenwithin me, resulting in holistic development.Regular hands-on workshops keep one updatedwith the current trends. I genuinely am gratefulfor being a part of this remarkable institution.” - Jeffin Binu, CIMA Certified Business, B. Com

Joining CHRIST NCR is certainly the bestunrivalled decision I’ve made. Pursuing themajors in commerce, in which the curriculum isformulated logically and includes regularinteractive and quiz sessions along with guestlectures and industrial visits, is a mightyjourney so far. The faculties adopt engrossingteaching methodologies and are approachable.The infrastructure and cultural diversity hereare praiseworthy. Being the newly establishedcampus, the university is consistentlyupgrading” -Karan Malhotra,  BCOM Honours

SCHOOL OF LAW

Vision

CHRIST (Deemed to be University), a premiereducational institution, is an academicfraternity of individuals dedicated to the mottoof EXCELLENCE AND SERVICE. We strive toreach out to the star of perfection through anearnest academic pursuit for excellence, andour efforts blossom into service through ourcreative and empathetic involvement in thesociety to transform it. Education prepares oneto face the challenges of life by bringing out thebest in him/her. If this is well accepted,education should be relevant to the needs ofthe time and address the problems of the day.Being inspired by Blessed Kuriakose EliasChavara, the founder of Carmelites of MaryImmaculate and the pioneer in innovativeeducation, CHRIST (Deemed to be University)was proactive to define and redefine its missionand strategies reading the signs of the time.

"CHRIST (Deemed to be University) is anurturing ground for an individual's holisticdevelopment to make an effective contributionto the society in a dynamic environment."

Department Goals

SLCU is considered to be one of the mostprestigious Law schools in the Country,offering BCI approved Five Year B.A. LL.B.(Hons.), B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and    Ph.D.Programme. At SLCU, the emphasis is onproviding our students with a more holisticeducational experience. The core curriculum istaught by experienced faculty members and iscomplemented by co-curricular as well asextra-curricular activities. Slowly but surely, weare developing a vibrant mooting and debatingculture, with several students already havingparticipated in national and internationalcompetitions. We also have a dedicatedinternship cell that assists students in theirprofessional development. We also have oneLegal Aid Centre to provide legal help to thepoor and illiterate, who don't have access tocourts.We are committed to train young mindswith strong fundamentals, sound legalknowledge and skills to deal, answer and fightfor just and legal causes.

Mission

School of Law, Christ (Deemed to beUniversity) (SLCU) is a dynamic andprogressive Law School situated in Ghaziabad(National Capital Region).

Department AssociationMoot Court SocietyThe Moot Court Society at SLCU focuses ondeveloping the interests of students in theactivity of mooting, facilitate students tounderstand intricacies of legal research,acquire sufficient stronghold over theutilization of online legal databases,

organize research to crisp and clear legalpropositions on the issues presented in a mootproposition which finally culminates into aclinching argument in a moot courtcompetition. Our faculty members, alumni andour student members host weekly sessionsthroughout the academic year on variousaspects of mooting which range fromintroduction to mooting, use of researchoperators, tenets of legal reading and research,interpretation of statutes, mootdemonstrations, drafting a moot problem,drafting a memorandum, formatting amemorandum and mechanics of oral advocacy.

Legal Aid SocietyThe SLCU Legal Aid Clinic is the body, whichinducts students to use their knowledge of lawto provide free legal aid to those who are mostin need of it through various media. The LegalAid functions that it performs are preventive,remedial, activist and reformative. Our aim is tospread legal awareness among students andpeople at large. We endeavour to achieve thetarget by organizing legal literacy camps,seminars, legal counselling, public speaking,poster making, street plays, jail visits andthrough various activities.

Debate SocietyDebating Society is non-debatably, one of themost passionate and dedicated team of SLCU.One of the foremost aims of the society is todevelop and foster amongst its member’squalities like team spirit, diligence, dedicationand commitment. It also ensures personalityenrichment and exposure in numerous ways.Students are encouraged to participate inevents all over the country, where they getexposure to various formats of debates All theactivities undertaken by the society aredesigned to serve as a platform for students todevelop effective communication skills andfacilitate opportunities to inculcate managerialcapabilities and organizational skills.

Cultural SocietyCHRIST (Deemed to be University) has a vibrantcultural life. The Cultural Society at SLCUpromotes variety of western, folk and classicaldances as well as music. It is one of the mostactive society at the School of Law which keepson organizing various activities time to timeand encourages students to participate invarious cultural events to explore themselves. The society helps the students in discovering,developing and promoting their talent byproviding the opportunities for performing onthe stage.

Department Activities

SLCU through its well-orchestrated extra andco-curriculum structure operates on the visionof not only enriching students with thoroughknowledge but also enabling them to thinkcreatively and take initiatives proactivelyshaping them into future leaders and efficientservants for the society.

Co-Curriculum The triad of internal societies consisting ofDebate Society, Moot Court Society and LegalAid Cell endeavours to blend the academiccurriculum and Legal knowledge withinteractive activities, redefining the entireprocess of learning at the school. SLCU hassuccessfully conducted various LegalAwareness Camps at different locations for thesociety, moot court events and spirited debateson relevant issues. SLCU has also triumphed atthe National Moot events.

Extra CurriculumCulture Society of SLCU inaugurated the pilotyear at the campus year with an annual event ofDe-novo (a fresh beginning) and time and againorganized several engaging events inremembrance of our freedom fighters (‘lest we

Industrial VisitsSLCU offers an excellent climate for theirstudents development and one of the out-of-the-box teaching and pedagogy methodsincludes Industrial visits. One such programme,the Industrial Visit focuses on preparing theparticipants to learn about the day-to-dayworkings of a particular industry andunderstand its operational issues. Theprogramme also helps keep students abreastwith the current management practicesfollowed by such organizations and acquiretraits that the industry demands of them. As apart of the curriculum, the students arerequired to undertake Industrial Visits to a fewindustries of repute, so as to provide them withthe real insight of working procedure of anesteemed organization such as yours and tofulfil the curriculum demand.

Guest LecturesAt SLCU we believe in listening to the eminentguest speakers and participating in ensuingdiscussions that can be a valuable part of ourcollege education. Hon’ble Justice KurianJoseph blessed us with his visit during theorientation week of SLCU. Hon’ble JusticeRajesh Tandon, Former Judge at UttarakhandHigh Court, gave us a brief insight into theHuman Rights Commission, as it has statutorypowers to investigate and resolve complaintsabout alleged breaches. Dr. Sanjay Dubey,Director NHRC graced us with his kind wordson Human rights agencies and Protection ofHuman Rights in India. Dr. D. N. Gautam, Ex-DGP, Bihar also delivered the lecture onInvestigation and Prosecution of Crimes inIndia. Recently Dr. Manoj Sinha, Director,Indian Law Institute addressed the students asa part of web lecture series on the topic ofInternational Human Right and the Role ofState in Protecting Rights to Health.

I had a fruitful learning experience as afirst year student at School of Law, ChristUniversity (SLCU). The school is equipped withall the relevant requisites of a competent Lawinstitution from vast library resources and e-resources promoting academic research to amoot court hall encouraging spirited discussionon Legal issues and molding debate andmooting culture among its students. The schoolensures an interactive classroom experiencesupported by some highly experienced mentorswhich makes curriculum easy to comprehend.Practical learning is promoted among studentsthrough regular internship experience withLaw firms, retired justice, NGOs and advocates.All in all, the school has assured me that it’s oneof the ideal institutions to develop industrialcompetency in the field of Law. -Tarun Tripathi, 1st Year, BBA LL.B.

forget’) to events in praise of the women of oursociety (International Women’s Day)

Student Review

With the homely atmosphere and greatmanagement in department of law, professorsteaching here are well qualified, verycooperative and kind. They provide us withlovely lectures and ample of opportunities toprove ourselves. Apart from academics, debatecompetition, moot court, guest lectures andmany other activities are organized to developour personality which nurtures students toachieve success in legal profession. -Gurleen Kaur, 1st Year, B.A.LL. B

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

Vision

The Vision of the Department of Psychology isto promote high academic standards andscholarship in psychology, by creating anoptimal and enriching learning environment,fostering professional and personaldevelopment, and contributing effectively tothe societal needs.Through the cutting edgecourses offered in Psychology in bothundergraduate and post-graduate levels, weintegrate scholarship with professionalpractice and encourage our students towardscareers and life missions that integrate apsychological understanding of life.

Our mission is to nurture high degrees of self-awareness in our students and  encouragethem to embrace the humane values in theirvocation.

Department Goals

Gaining motivation from the university’sgraduate attributes, the department ofpsychology aims for its students todemonstrate knowledge in selected contentand applied areas of psychology. Students ofthe department demonstrate an understandingof the APA Code of Ethics and describe relevantethical issues within selected content areas.

Department Association

The vibrant students of the PsychologyAssociation, PsyAsso  along with their facultymentors,  Prof. Sneha Saha and Prof. A SabuJohn had organized various events andactivities within the department andthroughout the university campus related tomental awareness and sensitivity in theacademic year of 2019-2020. Some of theevents are

The Psychology department’s street playcompetition, Tamasha, organized by thepsychology students was an enlighteningexperience for people from a non-psychologybackground when they portrayed some of thevarious ways in which stress may manifest inour everyday life and highlighted the rolepsychology has in helping people cope with andovercome these issues.

Mission

Students of the department demonstrate anunderstanding of the APA Code of Ethics anddescribe relevant ethical issues within selectedcontent areas.

PsyAsso (Psychology Association)

Tamasha

World Mental Health Day CelebrationsOn 11 October 2019, the Department ofPsychology celebrated World Mental HealthDay in a campus-wide activity to createawareness and open dialogue around mental

health, and break the taboos that surround it.The students from the Department ofPsychology creatively incorporated the colouryellow into their outfits, representing solidarityand support for young people suffering frommental health and telling them that they’re notalone. Psychology  student volunteers wentinto each class, interacted with the students, allover the campus and  encouraged them todraw or write down positive emotions andfeelings  as they directed the conversationtowards relevant topics on mental health.

To spread the Christmas cheer, PsyAsso tookan initiative to celebrate Christmas with thevery talented children of Anand Training centerwhich caters to differently-abled children. Thevolunteers from the department of psychologyconducted various activities with the childrensuch as Christmas carols, Christmas crafts, anda lot of singing and dancing.

Meraki (Annual Magazine)Meraki, the Annual Magazine of the departmentshowcases soul, creativity, and love. Themed asFlourish, this year’s magazine celebrated thedepartment's first successful year andportrayed the literary and cultural expressionsof the students.

Department Activities and Events

The workshop was organized by theDepartment of Psychology in collaboration withSaanjh Jagori. The interactive session, led by Dr.Iqbal Judge, challenged the internalizedgender-based discrimination and proved to bean enriching experience for the studentcommunity.

Christmas Cheer

Ms. Tripura Kashyap conducted a creativemovement therapy workshop with students pfthe department.The workshop enabledstudents to learn and experience an emergingfield of therapy.

Workshop on Examining Roles through aGendered lens

Workshops

Creative Movement Therapy (CMT) Workshop

Culture Competence WorkshopA workshop on Cultural Competence andEvidence Based Practices in Mental Health Carein Diverse Societies was conducted by Dr. BaijuGopal, Associate Professor, Dr. JayashankaraReddy, Professor and Dr. Padmakumari toprovide students with hands on informationabout practicing cultural competence.

Research FDPA faculty development program was conductedunder the mentorship of Dr. Santhosh K R onQuantitative  Research  and Data Analysis usingSPSS on 6-7 November 2019.

NACIACP 2020A team of post graduate Psychology students,under the leadership of Prof. Kavan, presentedpapers and posters at the National AnnualConference of the Indian Association of ClinicalPsychologists. The students also activelyvolunteered in the Organizing Committee ofthe conference.

Cyber Security WeekDepartment organized Cyber Security Weekwhere various activities were scheduled toengage students in mindful online behavior.The activities included meme-making andhackathon. An Awareness Talk and InteractiveSession by the DIG of CBI, Mr Prem Gautamwas organized in August, 2019 which threwlight on the lesser discussed issues of internetuse and misuse.

M.Sc  Counselling  Psychology students underthe guidance of Prof. A Sabu John visited  theGhaziabad prison (Dasna),  to gain a firsthandexperience on working with the population inconflict.  This  visit provided the studentsinsights into how psychology plays a role inLaw and related fields.

Film ClubThe film club organizes regular moviescreenings with a focus on visual texts thatdiscuss various issues related to psychologyand mental health. The movie screenings arefollowed up with a discussion platform wherethe students and the faculty members interactand discuss the relevant perspectives, activelyinvolving the audience comprising of ourbudding psychologists.

The Department of Psychology organized Bio-feedback study groups intending to gain agradual and sound understanding about themechanical, technical and application-baseddetails of the portable Bio-feedback machinei.e. NeXus 10 and its diverse uses, with the hopeto tap into future possibilities of using themachine for research and other clinicalpurposes. The session was led by Mr.RohanSingh who is a representative of Mind Media, anorganization founded in 1992 in theNetherlands, which aims at developinginnovative medical technology that cancontribute towards enhancing how individualscan understand and learn about their physicaland mental health.

Visit to Ghaziabad prison (Dasna)

Co-curricular Activities

Extracurricular Activities

ExhibitionsTo highlight diseases and their psychologicalimpact, the B.Sc (H) students under theguidance of Dr. Sangeeta Sadwal organizedan  exhibition  on human physiology anddiseases where the students portrayed theircreativity with live projects.M.Sc. ClinicalPsychology students as a part of their cognitivepsychology curriculum organized an exhibitionof cognitive experiments.

Bio-feedback Lab Training

Industrial Visits

M.Sc  Counselling  Psychology students underthe guidance of Prof. A Sabu John, contributedin a project called "Group  Counselling  Initiate"in collaboration with St Thomas School(Sahibabad). A series of fivegroup  counselling  sessions on the topics of Anger Management, Career choices andreadiness, Psychological changes inPubertywere offered to the Class X students ofSt Thomas School (A private CBSE school),Sahibabad, Ghaziabad.

Group Counselling Initiate

KissaeUnder the guidance of department coordinatorDr. Surekha C, the department organizedKissae in collaboration with Centre for SocialAction and produced creatively designedrecycled products such as paintings, stonedrawing, diyas, candles, bottle lamps, etc andthe earnings from the event was donated to CSA as a community reach out exercise.

The mentorship program in the department ofpsychology is designed to connect the studentswith their teachers as mentors. Mentorsprovide advice and guidance related tograduation preparation, applications,development of research interests, and more.Areas of emphasis in the mentorship includecollaborative/interactive learning,communication skills for tutoring, developingsuccessful tutoring sessions, learning styles,and content/skill-specific tutoring techniques.

Student Care

The department organizes various lifestyle andwell being session where students are culturedabout important topics like time management,stress free living, good eating habits by industrymentors.

Student Review Department of Psychology feels like myextended family. Faculties are really helpfuleven outside the classroom. The departmentalso encourages us to be up to date to our fieldby conducting workshop, events & field visits(like prison and school). I'm enjoying my collegelife with studies and other activities. -Megha Oram MSc Counselling Psychology

A department that truly stands out notonly because of the out-of-the-box activities itundertakes regularly but the mere quality ofbonds one ends up building, blurring status androle differences. Has widened my perspective,strengthened the idea of inclusion and aholistic approach to life and evolved me as aperson. They seem to me like baby steps to thenoble professions most of us are gonna beenrolled in, in years to come.  -Malvika Tandon (Msc. Clinical Psychology)

The Department of Psychology isundoubtedly the heart of the Delhi NCRcampus. The entire department has a warmfuzzy vibe altogether, a home away from home.The department, like every other Christite,marches on together towards a better andbrighter future. -Simran Kaur B.Sc. Psychology (Hons.)

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

Vision

The department of Economics aims to impartknowledge on the theoretical as well as theapplied learning in the discipline. The vision ofthe department of Economics is to manifestexcellence in instruction and pave way forresearch opportunities with the aim to servethe society.

The mission of the Economics department is toholistically equip the students with criticalthinking and analytical skills and to prepareand sensitize them with real world economicissues to improve their employability andentrepreneurial success.

Department Goals

The goal of the economics department is tohelp our students comprehend the working ofthe economy at both, micro and macro levelswhile analysing the theoretical and practicalaspects of the science of Economics. Thedepartment aims to enable the students withthe skills to analyse statistical data, linkconcepts and to critically assimilate policyformation processes and formulate theirviewpoint based on economic perspective. Thedepartment strives to ignite the passion for thequantitative and qualitative aspects of researchin our students and equip them with the skillsto undertake research projects.

Department Association

HURRIKEYNES, the Economics Club of CHRIST(Deemed to be University),  Delhi NCR cameinto existence on July 2019 with the two-foldobjective   to provide  a platform where thepioneers from the field will interact with thestudents on major economic issues; andto  upsurge  a  first-class  learning experiencewithin the  college. The club promotesleadership skills amongst the students andenable them to work effectively in a group bysharing and delegating their responsibilities.

Department Activities

The department has organized various eventsto give an opportunity to our students toshowcase their individual talents and skills. Theseries of events started with the Inaugurationof Economics Club ‘HURRIKEYNES’ in thepresence of Mr. Ebenezer Julius and AshwatheyCherian as chief guests. ‘Allegiance to theNation’ was another event organized by thedepartment on 15th August i.e. IndependenceDay in an effort to raise the feeling ofpatriotism in our students. The department alsopublishes its bimonthly newsletter titled ‘OIKOS’   Economy under the magnifyingglass.  It  is a student-led initiative under theguidance of the faculties from the Department.The aim of this newsletter is to inculcate avariety of skills like that of academic  writing,analytical thinking, creative thinking, leadershipskills etc. amongst the students under the large

Mission

umbrella of the University’s mission of“excellence and service”. The newsletter bringsto you, the articulations by our students of bothundergraduate and postgraduate courses aswell as the faculty members. To enhance thecreativity skills of the students and not justlimiting the idea to academics, the newsletteralso provides a space for students to showcasetheir creativity through cartoons andcrosswords.

Giving special attention to the demands of thestudents, the department of Economicsarranged a platform for the students toattended a workshop on the UPSC exam,familiarizing our students about careerprospects in the civil services. For the benefit ofthe budding researchers in our Master’sprogramme, the department organized aworkshop by Dr. Harjeet Singh, a Stanfordalumnus and a former consultant at theDepartment of Economic Affairs, Ministry ofFinance, GoI on topics like retail analysis andbusiness analytics through Power BI software.Besides this, the Masters students haveattended various workshops on analyticalsoftware like Orange and SPSS during theacademic session 2019-20.

Guest Lectures

In the last academic session (8 January 2020),the students and faculty all across Christ had anopportunity to listen to Dr.David R Just fromCornell University.The topic of the lecture was “Behavioral Economics and its Relevance inSuccess of Public Policies and programmes”.Hediscussed the importance of behaviouraleconomics in framing policies. A guest lecturein the field of Macroeconomics was delivered

Work Shops

Co-curricular Activities

There are regular activities and trips organizedto impart learning through extra-curricularactivities. The students from the departmenthad participated in MUN, organised by theUniversity of Delhi. Many of our students wentto other campuses of Christ which was awonderful experience for the students. Theybought various prizes and contributed to theglory of their institution.

Extracurricular Activities

Students are always encouraged to involve invarious events held at the university. There arevarious extra activities and events organized inour campus. Students and faculties of thedepartment actively participated in the eventsheld not only in institute level but also onNational level. Students were praised for theirphenomenal success in literary, art and stageevents conducted by Christ in Delhi NCRCampus and also in Bangalore Campus for theirparticipation in Rob a Bank, Cinemoid andQuerencia. Coming to sports, the departmentwon first prize for display of social cause alongwith other events.  The department alwaysconsidered that participation is more importantthan winning but our wonderful students nevercame back without winning and this is what aChristite’s spirit is !

Student Care

In  the Economics department, we share a veryhealthy Student-Faculty relationship whereinwe incorporate an immediate feedback system,have subject-based or topic-based discussionswith students on a one to one basisaccording  to their needs. The personal andacademic growth of our students is beingobserved on a regular basis by the Academiccoordinator. Besides this, the department also

by Dr Joshy K.J, Head of the Department,Department of Economics, Christ Deemed toBe University Bengaluru main campus. Besidesbringing out the nuances of macro-economicconcepts like, GDP, National income measures,his enthusiasm for the topic paved way tocritical thinking among the students through anencouragement to present ideas and debates.

As a student here at Christ (Deemed To BeUniversity), Delhi NCR, I have experienced awhole lot of ways students are encouraged toengage in activities or events organised by thecampus to incorporate learning in the followingways: physically, socially, emotionally andcognitively. Yes, academics is a primary focusbut at the same time Christ understands theneed for a student to learn through differentexperiences to develop holistically and also tomake the most of their time at college. We havethe Student Welfare Organisation (SWO) wherestudents can showcase their skills like dancing,singing, art and whole lot of extracurricularactivities and participate in inter and intracollege events. Events like Model UnitedNations (MUN), within the college internshipopportunities, workshops from Ivy Leagueuniversities etc. are set up for cognitivelearning. Ethnic Day is celebrated every year tocelebrate the diversity in the college in order tobuild social skills. Also, the Centre for SocialAction (CSA) is an independent studentvolunteer organisation of the college to helpthe society by fighting against issues likemental health, poverty, education etc. throughassociating with NGOs. Hence, I can proudlysay that Christ plays a huge role in developing astudent’s personality and character throughvarious means both inside and outside theclassroom.  -Jigyasa Bisht BA Economics Honors

organises a one- to one mentor-menteestudent care session on a weekly basis.Students receive academic and personal goaloriented advices from the faculty. Thedepartment celebrates various festivities likeEthnic day and Christmas together as a family. Students have been given the liberty to contactfaculty members even after college hours incase of any predicament Besides bringing outthe nuances of macro-economic concepts like,GDP, National income measures, hisenthusiasm for the topic paved way to criticalthinking among the students through anencouragement to present ideas and debates.

Student Review

In addition to excellent faculty, Christ alsoprovides it's students with world classinfrastructure, to help increase their comfortand efficiency. Air conditioned classrooms, wellfurnished hostels, and water coolers makestudents feel at home.   ATM facilities areprovided on campus to save students time,even allowing digital transactions at all it'sestablishments like CCD ,Freshetariaetc.. Students can enjoy their free time by usingthe activity area playing games like billiards,foosball  or use the well-equipped gym atconvenient hours . They can engage themselvesin various activities and societies becauseChrist University can give you a string ofreasons to stay on campus even after collegehours. -Ashish Malikba Economics Honors

DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES

The Department of Languages is committedtowards promoting an intellectual climate inCHRIST (Deemed to be University) Delhi NCRthrough artistic creation, critical mediation andinnovative ideation. The Department offersEnglish as a language to the Undergraduatestudents of the Deaneries of Humanities andSocial Sciences, Sciences, Commerce andManagement and offers MA English withCommunication Studies and a PhD programme.

VisionTowards critically reading Self, Society and theImagined

Department Goals

The Department of English aspires to promotean intellectual climate through artistic creation,critical mediation and innovative ideation in aculture of reciprocal transformation.

Mission

Department ActivitiesBhasha Utsav and Ethnic DayThe Department of Languages had organizedthe first Bhasha Utsav and Ethnic day at theDelhi NCR campus on 5th October 2019. It wasa highlight of the year where the entire campuscame together to celebrate the diverse culturesand ethnicities of our students and staff. Thecollege premises were decorated with flowersand rangolis.Started with a colourful processionwhere all the departments in the Universityparticipated with rigour, the customary drumbeatings by our director Father Dr. Viju PD andDr. Merlyn Sharma, Coordinator and the Headof the Department of Languages marked thebeginning of the cultural performances byChristites and professionals. There were manyfolk performances to showcase the culturaldiversity starting from Tiruvathira, Garba, Lavniand Bhangra. Dhol and Chenda performancesby the professionals stole the show. Prizes werealso given to the male and female faculties forthe best ethnic wear and also to the bestperformances.The programme ended with abattle between Dhol and Chenda Melam andthe DJ by DJ Rajan.

The Department inculcates among its studentsa critical reading of the self, the society and theimagined with the aim of moulding them intoresponsible and socially sensitive citizens. TheDepartment facilitates their holisticdevelopment by building emotional, academic,social, professional and global competencies.The Department aspires to create a nuancedunderstanding of canonical and non-canonicalliterary and cultural texts, their social milieu foran engaged and enduring understanding of life.

Allegiance to the Nation

Department of languages in collaboration withthe students of the Department of Economicscelebrated the 73rd Independence Day byremembering the freedom fighters from ourNation’s prestigious history in a patriotic eventtitled ‘Allegiance to the Nation’. From thedecorations in the venue to the variousspeeches and poems performed by thestudents, the ambience reflected our spirit ofallegiance to the nation and turned out to be amemorable day.

Lest We Forget

Theatre Art Workshop

The department of Languages organized aTheatre Workshop on 29 January 2020 for thestudents of the university where our studentswere introduced into the art of Theatre by Mr.Mazibur Rehman, a professional actorassociated with the National School of Drama,Kingdom of Dreams and Shri Ram Centre forPerforming Arts. The students had anenthralling experience while they learned thebasics of theatre production from a seasonedactor.

Guest Lectures

On 17 September 2019, the Department ofLanguages organized a Guest Lecture on theoccasion of Hindi Diwas celebrated on 14thSeptember. The keynote speaker of the Lecturewas the renowned poet and scholar, Dr HarishArora from Delhi University. Dr Aroraenlightened the student community about theimportance of the language diversity in ournation and the ethos and significance of HindiLanguage and Literature.

On 30th  January 2020, the Department ofLanguages in collaboration with the students ofSchool of paid a touching tribute to the martyrsof the Jallianwala. Bagh Tragedy on the100th Anniversary of the incident. The studentsenacted the events from the day of theJallianwala Bagh Massacre in an emotional andperceptive performance which took the viewersa century back and left teary eyed.

CENTRE FOR RESEARCH

The Centre for Research was established tonurture the research talent in our students.Through various academic exchangeprogrammes, the Centre aims at establishingthe universal nature of research culture. TheCentre has PhD programmes in six disciplines.There are 13 empanelled guides supervising thescholars. The 2019 Doctoral CommitteeMeeting witnessed the approval of full-timefellowship PhD programme and admitted 23scholars in the year 2019-20.

PhD Admissions 2019-20

The admission procedure commenced in themonth of June 2019 and enrolled seven scholarsfor the academic year 2019-20. Number ofstudents enrolled in different disciplines are asfollows; English- 2 full time, Psychology – 2 fulltime, 2 part time, Law- 1 part time.

The second admission procedure commencedin the month of December 2019 and enrolled 16scholars for the academic year 2019-20.Number of student enrolled in differentdisciplines are as follows; English- 1 full time,Psychology – 2 full time, 1 part time, Law- 2 fulltime, 5 part time, Commerce- 3 part time,Management- 2 part time.

The coursework classes for the Ph. D scholarson June batch started in the month of July 2019and in January 2020 for the December batch.The coursework has four modules completedwithin the duration of six months and isfacilitated by faculty members across thedisciplines. This course work helps the scholarsto write the final synopsis which is to besubmitted and presented at the end of thecoursework.

Coursework

Review Meeting and ProposalPresentationTwo full time English scholars from the June2019 batch have completed their PhD ProposalPresentation.

CENTRE FOR CONCEPT DESIGN(CCD)

The goal of the Centre for Concept Design is tomake sure that the documents produced fromthe University is free of any inadvertent errors.In the Academic year 2019-2020, The Centrefor Concept Design has been instrumental inthe standardization of all documents going outto the public while making sure that they are inalignment with the CHRIST branding policy.The centre has handled documents such asbrochures, posters, certificates, leaflets,newsletters, reports and any other officialliterature that carries the university logo for allthe departments and other official bodies in theUniversity.

Vision

Mission

Innovation and Quality

To create effective communication forms tosupport the academic community in beinginnovative in the pursuit of information.

CENTRE FOR COUNSELLINGAND HEALTH SERVICES (CCHS)

The Centre for Counselling and Health Servicesis an integral part of the university. It is astudent support service which aims to helpstudents adapt and make the best use of thelearning environment. The centre aims toprovide a nurturing environment wherein eachstudent of the university is empowered to facetheir life challenges and achieve their goals, beit academic or personal. It helps students makeproper adjustments in their lives for animproved quality of life, by motivating them toattend classes regularly, help them prepare forexams and cater to their psychological needs.

In the previous academic year (2019-2020),CCHS conducted the Orientation counsellingfor the new batch of students across allprogrammes. The students were inducted tothe various services that CCHS offers to helpstudents throughout their academic journey inCHRIST.

Psychoeducation sessions were conducted forfirst year undergraduate students across allprogrammes on topics like Managing Emotions,Understanding and Managing Relationships,and Prevention of Substance Abuse andBehavioural Addiction.  The sessions wereconducted in an interactive manner, usingvideos, PPTs, quizzes, games and discussionamongst classmates and the counsellor, toencourage students to speak up about theirviews of the topic and get to know from others

CCHS, in collaboration with Department ofPsychology, conducted a session on Leisureand Lifestyle for the undergraduate andpostgraduate students of Psychology in themonth of October, 2019. It was a fun andinteractive session for both the students andthe teachers.In the month of February 2020, the first ParentMeeting was organized for parents and thesenior management to interact with each otherand build network. This meeting also helpedthe parents in getting to know about theprogress of the university and also to discussconcerns, if any, for the growth of theuniversity. Prospective plans for future werealso discussed with each other.In the month of March 2020, an awarenesssession about the COVID-19 was conducted byour staff nurse to help the people working inour university understand the virus and theways to protect ourselves.

as well, promoting a healthy learningenvironment for stigmatized issues.

The activities began with the blessing of thechapel by the Director Fr. Dr. Viju P D alongwith the Campus Administrator Fr SunnyJoseph in the month of August. An orientationprogramme was organized for all the Christianstudents in the campus and the student leadersacross the departments were declared for theyear 2019-2020. Holy mass is celebrated on thefirst Friday of every month.

In the month of December, the members ofACC were associated with Student WelfareOffice for MAGNIFICAT 2019 for the decorationof the campus. The members of the ACC, alongwith the students residing in the hostel,prepared the Christmas trees and crib tospread the cheer, love and joy of Christmasthroughout the campus.

THE ASSOCIATION OFCHRISTIAN CHRISTITES

The Association of Christian Christites (ACC) isa group of Christian students from CHRIST(Deemed to be University) Delhi NCR, devotedto the purpose of knowing, reflecting andserving God. The association is established tonurture the primary core value of ourUniversity, “Faith in God”. The association issupported by a group of individuals who sharethe common vision and mission of the ministrythrough humble prayers.

Vision

Mission

Every student is aware, sensitive, empatheticand contributing to sustainable changes in thesociety.

The Center for Social Action aims at thedevelopment of an individual holistically whilethey invest their best efforts to lift society as awhole. CSA ensures that no one is left behind interms of growth, sustainability, utilization ofresources and strives for equity in caste, color,creed, gender and sex. CSA teaches thestudents to be responsible and respectfultowards the society and to work for a cause.They pick up issues of contemporarysignificance and aim to work towards the

Department Goals

Department Activities

Drishti by CSA put up a play ‘Desh ke Veer’,aggrandizing the sacrifices of the military inIndia. Dristhi has also been raising awarenesson issues such as waste management anddisposal through eye-catching flash mobs onoccasions of inter and intra departmental festsand activities.

CENTER FOR SOCIAL ACTION(CSA)

Center for Social Action (CSA), is a studentvolunteer body which aims for the developmentof the society, and works collectively towardsthe better future of today's society.Establishedin 1999, in the Bangalore campus, CSA is a novelorganization for the Delhi NCR campus, startedin the year 2019. The CSA wing is divided intotwo separate independent student bodies –Volunteer Body and Drishti.

CSA is a centre for promoting volunteerism andenabling students to develop as sociallyresponsible citizens through developmentalinitiatives.

solutions for these issues. CSA currentlyfocuses on waste management, childdevelopment and recycling.

Induction ProgramLeadership is about taking initiative, becomingmore than what we are and entering a newworld, adapting to it while making it anextension of oneself. The CSA induction for2019-2020 spanned for a period of three daysfrom 5th to 7th August 2019, headed by Mr.Jibrael Jose  and Ms. Anna Reshmy. Theprogram saw creativity and talent from multipleareas come together and converge as one.

ActivitiesSlum Community Development ProjectThe Slum Community Development Project inBombay Colony and Reth Mandi slum inGhaziabad has completed two years with aspecial focus on the holistic development of theslum communities. Education and health careof children under 16 years and theempowerment of women towards socio-economic development through the promotion

Child Sponsorship Program “Child Sponsorship Program” is an initiative ofCHRIST (Deemed to be University) with thespecial efforts and contribution by the studentsand staff who render monetary and student-mentoring services for the children from slumcommunities for their education and life skillsdevelopment. Through this support, thesponsored children are provided with requirededucational materials like notebooks, bags,shoes and school fees.  Moreover, Children areenrolled in the activity center to improve theiracademic/non-academic performance throughinformal academic sessions, extracurricularactivities, personality development camps,picnic based study exposure, and sports events.

Activity CenterThe main aim is to help the children from theproject areas to have a better after-schoolexperience and to provide a platform forlearning which helps them grow. Events,activities and carnivals are organized by thevolunteers to bring out the best in the childrenand provide them a platform to display theirtalents. The main purpose of it is to engage thechildren in our project areas and mold them tobe the leaders of tomorrow. The activity centeris not just a place to teach, but also to learn. Itis a place where you are a sister or a brother, amentor and a friend.

and strengthening of Community-BasedOrganizations (CBOs) and creating sustainablelivelihood opportunities are the majorcomponents of the intervention. There issupport from the BCI (Bishops Conference ofItaly) to implement the project.   CSA hasorganized Awareness Programmes and HealthCare Programmes and has established anActivity Centre, Daycare Centre, ComputerCentre and Self-Help Groups for the benefit ofthe community.

Plastic Clean Up CampaignContributing to the   Swatch Bharat initiative,CSA conducted a campaign spreadingawareness about the hazards ofplastic,  reduction and reuse of plastic andinsight on the contribution towards preservingthe environment and the reduction of plasticpollution.

Enamour Moppet It was a fulfilling Christmas celebrationorganized for the students from the adoptedProject Area. The programme was conductedon 19.12.2019 by the student volunteers of CSA,Christ University and staff members of theSlum Community Development Project. Around250 students attended the program. Gameswere conducted included bowling, fish race,face painting, balloon popping, ball in the cups,musical choirs, coin in the bucket, origami, dogin the bone, followed by a zumba dance sessionand the arrival of Santa Claus.

Kai-Po-CheTo mark the celebration of 73rd IndependenceDay, CSA organized a Kite Flying Competitionon 14th August, 2019. The program saw some 50student volunteers and 400 spectators. While afew kites were handmade, some students alsotook an extra step to write positive messageson their kites. The spirit of freedom andnationalism was well exhibited by everyone.

The idea of having a committee for such anoble cause already excites me. The thing that Ifound unique about CSA is how it follows theprinciple of ‘Better done than said’ as it actuallyworks for the development of the poor and themarginalized societies. CSA has given us anopportunity to have a closer look in the lives ofthe oppressed and to understand theirstruggles better. Also, to raise our voice for theone’s who’re in need. I’m grateful to be a part ofa college who encourages us to be a part of thiscommittee. -Tarika Rastogi (Department of Management)

CSA is a cherished experience, which Ihold very close to my heart. Learning theimportance of the world we live in, and mostimportantly seeing someone smile because ofyou is the happiest feeling in the world, at leastfor me. And CSA gave me that golden chance.Be it the child projects, or the wastemanagement program, everything that CSA didin the past one year had a special meaning to it,and brought about a lot of change, in just anyear. It gave me immense happiness and prideto be a part of it, along with a new foundconfidence, that a positive change is possible,and that I can be a part of it. CSA gave me theopportunity and the confidence to do thebasics to bring around smiles and I will foreverbe grateful for this. -Khushi (Student Council Representative, CSA)

Nudge FoundationA group of students are engaged actively withthe Nudge Foundation - GURUKUL programwhich consists of underprivileged young adultsfrom all parts of the country seeking jobs. Herethe student volunteers engage in their trainingprocess which includes communication skills,interviewing skills, work ethics, self-grooming,banking basics etc. On 25th January NUDGEstudents' batch 2019-2020 graduatedsuccessfully with 100% placement in variouscompanies as customer care serviceemployees. The whole project serves as a greatlearning ground for our students and equipsthem with numerous skills while working witha purpose driven team.

ENLIGHT During the testing times of the pandemic ofCOVID-19, the CSA came up with their newprogram called Enlighten to make everyoneaware of the social issues of today, along withsome ready hacks for waste management andself-care for everyone to practice at their ownhouses.

ParivartanaIt is an effort towards a more sustainable world.It is an initiative for waste segregation, whichwould later help in the recycling of the wasteand to lessen the quantity of food waste beinggenerated. The program also createdawareness among the community about foodwastage.  Volunteers engaged in clean-updrives, putting up posters, setting up dustbinsand various other campaigns. Eco friendlydustbins were placed in sets of three forsegregation in all the cafeterias, contributing tothe Waste Management Project.

LOCKDOWN CREATIVESIndoor Fest was organized in the month of Mayin collaboration with the SWO. Competitionssuch as GALLANT (Fancy Dress), Shutters Up(Photography), KNOCK KNOCK TIK TOK(Famous Tik-Tok videos), WUNDERBAR (Vlogmaking) and Rachana (Poem writing) wasorganized by the CSA. This fest that extendedto two weeks helped the students to cope withthe pandemic situation and switch on to theircampus life, making them feel more alive andunited.

Fighting COVID-19In a bid to ease the pain of life under lockdown,the staff and administration of the Delhi NCRCampus have joined hands to provide food andration to the poor. Food is being prepared anddistributed twice a day for approximately ahundred people since day one of the lockdown.Apart from this, 20kg ration per family has beendistributed to 100 families in the Reth Mandislum area.

Student Review

Vision and Mission

The student body of the Student Welfare Officefervently exhibits one of the core values ofCHRIST (Deemed to be University), “Pursuit ofExcellence”. The SWO is a broad forum ofextremely skilled and inquisitive individuals setout on their quest to explore their aptitudesand talents and to interchange ideas,facilitating a holistic growth and influencingthe campus culture. Several euphoric festssuch as DARPAN, BLOSSOMS, and SUNERGOSare conducted effortlessly by the SWO teamwhich is a testament for the talent andinitiative of our students. SWO is a creativespace which facilitates the growth of everyindividual by making them competent to facethe challenges life has to offer. The studentsundergo a rigorous training in variousdisciplines, enabling them to sharpen theirmultifarious capabilities in the process ofconducting and organizing successful events.The SWO aims at inculcating a sense ofresponsibility towards the self and the societyin each student in the pursuit of making themcapable and compassionate.

To energize a huge network of differentsocieties in the field of Art, Music, Dance,Literature and Theater.

To work together with the internal centers like 

Department Goals

STUDENT WELFARE OFFICE

the University Dance Team, Choir, UniversityTheater Team for the execution of events

To primarily focus on honing skills, in still asense of responsibility and promote leadershipqualities.

To disperse information and spread awarenessabout the occasions that are organized allthrough the academic year among the studentsthrough banners, flash mob and email.

To guarantee the smooth functioning of theinternal centers through legitimatecorrespondence, and a showcase ofaccomplishments through valedictory services.

Induction ProgrammeAs we commenced the SWO team for thesession 2019-20, our induction programbecame a conjugation of ideas, creativity,leadership and mutual support.  The inductionprogram was led by Mr. Jibrael Jose.After aweek-long round of auditions, a student bodywas selected as part of the  “Student WelfareOffice” who would lead all the college fests andfunctions in the coming academic year.

Department Activtities DARPANThe SWO facilitates the organization ofDARPAN in the beginning of the academic yearto recognize the abilities of every newcomer

and structure the CHRIST NCR Cultural Teamthat will represent the university in differentState, National and International events in theacademic year.

Bhasha UtsavThe Bhasha Utsav organized in collaborationwith the Department of Languages provides anoccasion for the students to presentthemselves in accordance to their culturalroots and add a touch of colour and splendourto the campus. The various dance and musicperformances by the students exhibit theircultural background while showcasing theirtalent. The campus is adorned with flowers andrangolis to bring a festive cheer. The the facultymembers also dress up in their traditional bestas they compete for the title of the “bestdressed faculty member”.

Magnificat It is a celebration of music that is conductedand hosted by the SWO through the ChristUniversity Choir in a fairy tale like set up. It isconducted in the form of a competitionbetween different schools, followed by aremarkable musical performance rendered bythe Christ University Choir as a display ofgratitude.

SUNERGOSA national level fest organized by the SWOincluding dynamic participants from thedifferent states in north India. The super festcomprises of the six branches of the SWOdirecting their different fests to unite anamalgamation of aptitude in information andextracurricular across different disciplines.

BlossomsAn interdepartmental fest conducted in theeven semester to encourage all the studentsacross various departments to participate in aplethora of activities organized by the SWO.

Model United Nations An educational simulation organized by theSWO and the students of the variousdepartments of Christ University, Delhi NCRwhere the participants learn about diplomacy,international relations, and the United Nations.The Christ University MUN is a training groundfor the speaking, debating, and writing skills, inaddition to critical thinking, teamwork, andleadership abilities of our students.

QUIZ WEEK QWIZZARDS was a 4 day event casing Generalknowledge, Sports and IT  organized in themonth of March 2020. The studentsenthusiastically participated in the quizzes andcreated a strong relationship with the differentdepartments. 

KITEE KITEE (Knowledge Ignited through EEducation) was a student-led E-learningplatform initiated by SWO during the lockdownperiod where the students engaged with videocontent on topics as diverse as motivation,social responsibility, MUN and general briefintroductions to various countries.

CHRIST INTER E MUNIt was organized on 30-31 May 2020 for all thefive CHRIST Campuses. The main agendabehind this inter MUN was for declaring MUNin our campus and to promote the leadershipqualities of students through constructivedebate and imbibe the quality of acceptance ofdifferent viewpoints, laydown the viewpointsabout the issue and to have a constructiveperspective about world issues. CHRIST INTERE MUN enabled the delegates to find solutionsto problems through constructive debate andan exchange of ideas. 

Inter – University Competitions The cultural team competed and won variousevents in Inter- University Competitions whichcovered IIIT, AIIMS, NISCORT, SRCC- DelhiUniversity and CHRIST (Deemed To BeUniversity) Lavasa Campus. Magnificat, 2019had the participation of 15 teams all acrossDelhi and UP.  

Online Training Program NIRMITI, an online training program wasconducted for the Choir (MELODIA),Natyarpana (Dance- MUDRA) and MediaStudents (SHUTTERS UP). NIRMITI wasdesigned to acquire knowledge in different artforms/ Media and film language and enable anexperience of effective practice sessions/Filmmaking and poster making.

Student ReviewYoutube Videos In April 2020, the Student Welfare Officelaunched its first video in our youtube channelcreated by CHRIST – Choir, followed byNRITYasha – Dancing as a ray of hope, a videoby Natyarpana (Dance team) in the month ofMay.  

Lockdown Creatives An Indoor Fest was organized in the month ofMay in collaboration with CSA. Competitionssuch as QUIZWEIES (Quiz on series), BREAKTHE SILENCE (Singing- Hindi & English), LOCKDOWN LIMBO (Dance), FLIP BOOK (Artcompetition) and RACHANA (Poem Recitation)was organized by SWO.

I have been a part of SWO for some timenow, and it never ceases to amaze me how wellwe work as one team under the guidance ofAnna ma'am. I am glad to have been a part ofthis team, and I hope we can organizesuccessful events in future as well. -Nidhi Menon  (BSc. Psychology -H)

It is great privilege to be a part of theinstrumental team. The team, while being agreat platform for opportunities to understandvarious dynamics, is also a place where we havefun as well. All of us work together very well,and I couldn't have asked for a better team. -Immanuel (B.Com H)

It was really amazing, being a part of theSWO. I had a lot of fun being a part of theEmceeing Committee. It made me extremelybold and expressive. The last minute changesmade me a flexible and enhanced my sill as anemcee. -Harsh Gaur BA Economics (H)

Being part of Christ SWO, for session2019-20, I really discovered the functioningthat goes inside while executing a whole fest.The opportunities given are great, they makeyou realize you’re potential, and push theboundaries of what you think wasn't possible.The overall competitive vibe and fervour iswhat a true Christite spirit is. What kept thewhole term exciting was to decide whether toemcee, or whether to dance, the wholeexhilaration was what made my journeythrough it beautiful.  -Poorva Pal  ( BSc. Psychology-H )

The department of Physical Education has beena nourishing body for all the young talentedathletes to grow and succeed. Selection try-outs were conducted by the Department andthe interested students were given a platformto hone their skills. The provision of a ground,courts, coaches, equipment, and the provisionof other requirements of the students by theDepartment created a nurturing environmentfor the athletes.

Being the first year of the CHRIST NCRCampus, the department started by conductingthe Pedagogic league in the month of Augustwith events such as Basketball and football forboth men and women. ChriSpo an U-19 sportsevent was conducted in the month of Octoberfor the students of different schools in DelhiNCR. This was a two-day event withparticipants from 10 schools.  CHRONOS amanagement fest had its second day for thesports events such as basketball league,football league, cricket league and kabaddi. Wehad participants from around 10 colleges forthis fest.

SPORTS/PHYSICAL EDUCATION

The major event for the department was theAnnual Athletic Meet conducted in the monthof February for the students, faculty and thestaff of CHRIST (Deemed to be University) DelhiNCR Campus. Track events such as 50M race,100M race, 200M race and 4*100M relay wasconducted for both men and women. Otherevents involved Shot put, discus throw, longjump, high jump and Tug of war. This was atwo-day event where the students of CHRISTNCR campus participated enthusiastically in allthe events. The Department of ManagementStudies was declared as the champions of theathletic meet. Sameeksha Saini was the bestfemale athlete and Vibhav Sharma was the bestmale athlete for the Annual Athletic Meet 2020.

The alumni chapters of the variousdepartments are actively involved in supportingvarious activities such as placement,internships, events, panel discussions andalumni talks on various topics. They also play anactive role in the student project evaluationsduring festive workshops.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

To cherish the memories made in CHRIST(Deemed to be University), we at Delhi NCRcampus organized our first Annual Alumni Meeton 26  January 2020. The CHRIST ALUMNIASSOCIATION represents the voice of all thegraduated Christites from our university. Theassociation is committed to boosting theuniversity's growth by demonstrating a widearray of resources and opportunities. TheAlumni Association was also inaugurated by Dr.Vinnarasi B. In the event comprising of 64Alumni members, all the office bearers of theassociation were appointed and had aconstructive discussion on the functioning ofthe association.

The Student Council arranged the transportservice for the students who had to stay backfor their Dance and Music practices, resultingin more participation in the University teams.Student Council also organized the AlumniMeet on 26 January 2020 and managed to keepa very healthy competition and undisruptiveflow of the intra-Departmental level ofBlossom’19.

STUDENT COUNCIL

The first Student Council for the academic year2019-2020 at Christ (Deemed to be University)Delhi NCR was formed with 35 studentrepresentatives, representing different coursesin the campus and other student bodies. Fivementors are guiding the Student Council in allpossible ways.

The activities of the Student Councilcommenced with an Orientation Programmewith the Director of the campus for theselected members. The Orientation aided themembers to understand their duties andresponsibilities better and ended with a Pledgetaken by every member of the council to servethe university student body to the best of theirabilities.The Council Members ensured that thesuggestions and concerns of the studentcommunity will promptly be brought intoattention.

Library and information Centre, CHRIST(Deemed to be University), Delhi NCR campusis situated on the third floor in Block A. Thelibrary has a good collection of textbooks,reference books, periodicals and journalarchives. The library can accommodate morethan 200 students and is also equipped withmore than 50 computer terminals to facilitatethe digital world. The library has facilities likeinternet and Wi-Fi services, a symposium hallfor group discussions, locker facility, computerlab and reprographic facility. We also providean extensive reading area for students wherethey can use their personal reading materials.The library subscribes to the electronicresources from reputed publishers like Taylorand Francis, EBSCO, ProQuest, J-gate, SCCOnline, Manupatra, Hein Online etc. for thebenefit of our students and faculty members.E-books from various publishers like OxfordUniversity Press, Bloomsbury, E-book centraland Emerald Insight Management Collectionwere subscribed for the year 2019-20.Thelibrary has an e-resource collection of morethan 19000 journals and 1,65,000 e-books. Thetotal expenditure of the year was 62 lakhs.

The library conducted its annual bookexhibition, ‘Bookmark 2019’, and it witnessedthe participation of students and facultymembers across all departments. The studentsand faculty members selected around 425books as part of the library collectiondevelopment programme. Library has alsoorganized a programme ‘Earn while you learn’for the students to work in the library aftertheir class hours. The library also conductedbook displays every month in association withdifferent publishers and distributors as part ofthe collection development programme. Thelibrary also organized author workshops as wellas orientation sessions for students. Book Talk,an event for book lovers, was conducted by thelibrary in association with the DepartmentSchool of Law.

LIBRARY AND INFORMATIONCENTRE

Around 4772 books were circulated during theacademic year 2019-20. The average number ofwalk-in users was 96 per day.

The Office of Examinations functionedrelentlessly for good assessment practices inthe academic year 2019-2020. Since it was thefirst time CHRIST (Deemed to be University)Delhi NCR campus was conducting thecentralized exam, the Office of Examinationsorganized an orientation for the facultymembers regarding the various steps involvedin successfully conducting the examinationsand offered a training session to elaborate thedetails of the duties of Invigilators, Squad andDeputy Chiefs. The general instructions andguidelines were explained to all the facultymembers regarding the examinations.

The Office of Examination conducted anorientation session on 23 September 2019 forthe faculty members to equip them in thepreparation of the Question Bank for the EndSemester Examination. The sessioncommenced with an introduction to theQuestion Bank and rubrics. Framing a questionand its structure, pattern, adding of question,uploading of images and tables were explainedin detail. The office demonstrated on how tocreate a question and link a question withrespect to the ratio of questions.

The Office of Examinations conducted the MidSemester/Trimester and EndSemester/Trimester    Examinations (regular)as per the academic calendar. The timelysubmission of Continuous Internal Assessment(CIA) 1 and 3 were ensured. The office alsoconducted two online examinations for HolisticEducation and Environmental Studies. Theresults of the End Semester/TrimesterExaminations were published as per theacademic calendar.

OFFICE OF EXAMINATION

The personnel office coordinates to maintain employee records such as the employee’spersonal file, attendance and leave records according to the University policies and keepupdating the staff profile in Knowledge Pro. The personnel office also assists the faculty and thestaff for their yearly appraisal process. The office also manages the disciplinary issues and othergrievances. The Personnel office further assists the Director and the new faculty members inthe smooth functioning of the interview process and completes the joining formalities of thenew faculty members. The office also takes the responsibility of verifying the researchdocuments submitted to the personnel office for various incentives.Besides this, we also extendour support to the other departments such as Facility Management, Accounts Department &the Admission office whenever required.

PERSONNEL OFFICE

The Office of Admissions represents CHRIST(Deemed to be University) Delhi NCR andfunctions as a coordinating office with highschools, colleges and other educationalinstitutions. The responsibility of the Office ofAdmissions is to disseminate information to theprospective students about the University andhelp them through the admission process. Theoffice represents the University at national andinternational platforms to promote andeducate the prospective students byparticipating in fairs and events.

It ensures to develop and perpetuate aprocedure wherein the applications arereceived and scrutinized respectively for eachUG / PG / PhD applicant and determine theadmission eligibility for these students beforeintimating them about the admission status.

THE OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS

The office effectively supports the selectedstudents by guiding them through the variousfinancial assistances available and enablingthem to utilize the options.

Throughout the year, the Office of Admissionsacts as a vital support system connecting thestudents and faculty members for thefulfilment of their various service requests.

The office of Information Processing andManagement (IPM) has a mission to support,monitor, and communicate all University-related data to the students and the staff.

The primary function of the office is to monitorthe attendance for the students and the staff.The office made an attendance applicationavailable for the faculty members.  The officeupdated the curriculum and the course detailsand made the syllabus and course plan madeavailable in the student login before the classescommenced. To help the students plan theirstudies along with the other activities, thetimetable for the odd semester classes wereprepared and made accessible in advance.

All the first-year students were promptlyassigned with a new registration number. Theoffice also managed the classroom allotmentsfor each section and issued all the User IDs andpasswords for the students such as the studentlogin email ID, library, My Course, and SmartCard. The Office of IPM also took care of thedistribution of the University Diary, Calendar,and Handbook.

The Office was punctual in sending the lettersindicating the shortage of attendance to theparents so as to help the parents monitor theirwards and assist them in contacting thecounsellors and class teachers if required. TheOffice also administered and monitored thepublishing of the hall tickets for the EndSemester Examination and aided in theclearance of the dues for all the students afterverification on the same day itself before boththe Odd and Even Semester examinations.

INFORMATION PROCESSING & MANAGEMENT (IPM)

The IT department is responsible to providethe infrastructure for automation andgovernance of the operational units for thesmooth functionality of the University. The ITDepartment is responsible for securing all thesystems & networking devices as well asoptimizing their operations to provide the bestand quickest environment for staff andstudents.

WebsiteCHRIST (Deemed to be University), Delhi NCRwebsite www.ncr.chrsituniversity.in containscomprehensive web pages catering to thediverse needs of its stakeholders. Departmentpages have details about academicprogrammes, faculty members, syllabus andevaluation systems. The site also has dedicatedpages on the special centres in the University.

EmailCHRIST (Deemed to be University), Delhi NCRwebmail is made available for all the studentsto communicate with their classmates andfaculty members. They can share as well asupload documents, submit assignments anddistribute questionnaires for feedback andresearch.

Personal email id from CHRIST (Deemed to beUniversity).

Access to all communications / notice /updates / weekly programmes in the mailinbox and group mail 

Provision to share information within class andwith teachers 

Google spam filtering 

Unlimited cloud storage space

For support: sysadmin.ncr@christuniversity.in

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Campus Wi-FiWi-Fi facility is enabled in the entire campusand can be availed by all our students andfaculty members. The students and facultymembers have to configure their laptops tomake use of this facility.

Student EPREnterprise Resource Planning (KnowledgePro)The ERP at CHRIST (Deemed to beUniversity) is an online solution for all theacademic needs of our students.

Students and parents can access this webpage.

FeaturesHourly update of student attendance. Student profile.Regular updates of co-curricular leave details,continuous internal assessment marks, mid andend semester exam results and marks.Provision to download marks cards, examadmission tickets.Application for Non-core CertificateProgrammes.

NOTE: Students are provided with a soft andhardcopy of their username and passwordwhich can also be used by their parents.

Link:https://kp.christuniversity.in/KnowledgePro/StudentLogin.do

FeaturesUser friendly 24/7 access.Learning and reading at one's own pace.Online assignment submission.Checking one's grade online.Testing skills through quiz and test.

Link: https://ncrcourses.christuniversity.in/

Learning Management System LMS or Learning Management System is a webapplication that helps to create and delivereffective learning content online. It is acomprehensive online "classroom" that has allthe resources of an active classroom such aspeer discussions, lesson summaries,assignments, eBooks in PDF format, learningresources in video and audio links, online quiz,tests, wiki pages, learning games, and provisionfor holistic education examination andevaluations of faculty members.

Computer Centre

Computer Labs: The students, faculty, and stafffrom all the departments may use the facilitiesof the computer lab equipped with networkedcomputers, professional software suites,scanners, printers, and related equipment.TheComputer lab specializes in the digitization of ahigh volume of raw data for comprehensive e-governance projects, Data capturing andtransmitting, need based solution, technologyintegration etc. All computer labs offer black

and white laser printing.Student accounts areautomatically enabled to print, and charges areprocessed via their student portal. Software: Anextensive software library is maintained in allthe computer labs and are made available to theinstructors on request.

Mobile apps

The Christ (Deemed To Be University), DelhiNCR, Mobile app is an initiative to improve themobile device experience of students, faculty,staff, visitors, and neighbours who interact withthe campus and the community.  This App willenable the Christ University students to viewAttendance, Absence details, Time table andEnd Semester Exam Results.

Messages – Receive targeted alerts aboutclass cancellations, club events and weatheradversities  and emergency.Notifications directly from the mobileapplication on your phone.Calendar – Keep better track of importantuniversity events, class events and otherextracurricular activities.News – Get the latest up-to-the minuteinformation about what's happening in andaround campus.Videos – Post and view videos for class andentertainment right from your mobiledevice.Photos – Post and view Photos for class andentertainment right from your mobiledevice.Attendance – Keep track of the dailyattendance.

Students/Parents can login with their ChristUniversity student portal user name andpassword.

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8. Results – Get all the Exam results in oneclick.9. Live TV– Watch the live programs in andaround the campus

Social media services

The programme updates and photographs ofthe university can be accessed throughFacebook, YouTube, Twitter , Linkedin andBlog.

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