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Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology (MBSCET), Jammu, organized guest lecture on “Ubiquitous Artificial Intelligence (AI)” on April 10, 2026. The Guest Speaker Dr. Karan Nathwani, Associate Professor Electrical Engineering Department  IIT Jammu highlighted the importance of Ubiquitous AI  (Machine Learning, Internet of Things, and Cloud Computing) which is gradually becoming an inseparable part of our daily lives, working silently in the background through smart devices, applications, and connected systems shaping a world where intelligence is embedded everywhere. The faculty and Students of CSE and IT Department (2022 and 2023 batch) who attended the workshop interacted with Dr. Karan Nathwani about scope and ongoing research problems that can be explore specific to AI and Machine Learning.

MBS college in collaboration with Innovation Solutions Pvt. Ltd. organized two days workshop on PowerBi for 2nd Year students of CSE and IT Branch on 7th and 8th April, 2026. Students were exposed to practically analyse the dataset and represent it in the Dashboard which is one of the feature of PowerBI

MBS College students visited the 5G Use Case Lab set up at  Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jammu on 27th March 2026, launched by Department of Telecommunications (DoT), Government of India.  Student of Final year along with Faculty of Computer Science & Engineering and Mechanical Engineering visited the lab and understand the working of 5G network.

The NSS Unit and Red Ribbon Club of Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering & Technology, in collaboration with J&K Thalassemia Welfare Society, organized a Blood Donation Camp at the college campus on 28th Feb 2026. The initiative brought together students, staff, and management in support of this noble and life-saving cause. The drive witnessed an impressive turnout and enthusiastic participation from volunteers across departments.

The camp was coordinated by the NSS Unit under the leadership of Ripudaman Singh (Assistant Professor), Department of Mechanical Engineering. A medical team led by Dr. Rajat Kumar from Government Medical College, Jammu supervised the camp and provided essential medical support, ensuring that the donation process was conducted safely and efficiently.

Students and staff members donated blood generously, demonstrating compassion, solidarity, and a strong sense of social responsibility. A large number of first-year students participated wholeheartedly in the camp. The faculty of the Applied Sciences and Humanities Department, headed by Ms. Sarbjeet Kour, actively assisted in mobilizing donors, managing registrations, and extending logistical support throughout the event.

This altruistic effort will significantly benefit individuals suffering from thalassemia who require regular blood transfusions. Er. Sudhir Sethi, President of the J& K thalassemia welfare society, played a key role in coordinating the camp and expressed gratitude to the college for its continued support.

Gurnam Singh, Chairman of the institution, appreciated the organizing team for their dedicated efforts. Prof. Praveen Singh Dean Academics, and convener of event also donated blood. Dr. Amrik Singh, In-charge Principal, along with Mr. H. S. Gill (DSW), and all Heads of Departments, lauded the donors for their humanitarian spirit and commitment to the welfare of society.

The event concluded with a message encouraging continued participation in such social initiatives, reaffirming the institution’s dedication to community service and nation-building.

Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology organized a Fresher Party to formally welcome the newly admitted 2025 batch students. The event was organised by the second year students of all branches, who enthusiastically hosted the programme to extend a warm welcome to their juniors.

The programme commenced with a welcome address by Prof.(Dr.) Amrik Singh (incharge Principal) highlighting the significance of fresher parties in strengthening the bond between seniors and juniors and formally inducting the new students into the family of technocrats at the college. He also emphasized that such events play an important role in building confidence, encouraging interaction, and fostering a spirit of togetherness among students.

Prof. Parveen Singh (Dean Academics) in his address advised the students to maintain a balanced life by managing time effectively – between academic, personal growth and explore every opportunity available to shape their career.

The event featured a variety of cultural performances, interactive activities, music, dance performances, and entertainment programmes, which created a lively and cheerful atmosphere. The fresher’s were given an opportunity to introduce themselves, share their talents, and interact with their seniors as well as faculty members, making the event memorable for everyone present.

One of the highlight of the event was the Mr. Fresher and Miss Fresher competition, where students showcased their confidence, talent, and personality. Mr. Krishna Lamba and Ms. Hargun Kour was titled with Mr. & Ms. Fresher.

The Program was Coordinated by Ms. Jasmine Kour (Asst. Prof) and Dr. Nitasha Jamwal (Asst. Prof.) along with their teams members. The other faculty members of APSH Department put in their efforts to make this occasion a grand success. Ms. Sarbjeet Kour (HOD APSH), coordinated the event and ensured the smooth conduct of the programme.

The entire programme was gracefully anchored by Joyce Kour and Asis Kour, students of the 2nd year CSE Department, who conducted the event with great confidence and enthusiasm, keeping the audience engaged throughout the programme.

Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology organized Youth Parliament 2026 in the college auditorium with great enthusiasm and active participation from students.

The event commenced with a welcome and opening address by Prof. Praveen Singh (Dean Academics), in his address, he highlighted the importance of Youth Parliament as a platform for students to understand democratic values, develop leadership qualities, and enhance their debating and analytical skills. He also appreciated the efforts of the organizing committee comprising students of the 6^th Semester, CSE Department, under the leadership of Ms. Jasdeep Kour, for successfully organizing the event.

A total of 40 students participated in the Youth Parliament Session. Among them, 20 students represented the Ruling Party and 20 students represented the Opposition Party, replicating the structure of a democratic parliamentary system. The participants engaged in a meaningful and thought-provoking debate on the agenda “National Security & Cyber Laws – Regulation of Social Media for Minors.” The discussions reflected the students’ awareness of contemporary national issues and their ability to present logical arguments in a parliamentary manner.

The event provided an excellent platform for students to express their views, strengthen their public speaking abilities, and understand the functioning of democratic institutions.

The session concluded with an address by the Principal, Prof.(Dr.) Amrik Singh, who appreciated the initiative taken by the students and encouraged them to continue participating in such academic and intellectual activities. He emphasized that events like Youth Parliament help in shaping students into responsible and aware citizens.

Following the concluding address, prizes were distributed to the best performers and participants in recognition of their outstanding performance during the debate.

The event concluded successfully with active participation and appreciation from faculty members and students.

Parents – Teacher Meeting is being organized at MBS College of Engineering & Technology on 28th Feb, 2026 for all the branches of Engineering. The purpose of this interaction is to strengthen the academic partnership between the institution and the parents, and to collectively support the holistic development of our students.

Engineering education is not limited to classroom instruction; it encompasses practical learning, research exposure, skill development, discipline, and character building. A meaningful dialogue between parents and teachers enables us to better understand each student’s academic progress, attendance, behaviour, career aspirations, and areas requiring improvement.

The Purpose of the PTM is to:

• Discuss academic performance and internal assessment results.

• Review attendance and participation in laboratory and project work.

• Address concerns related to discipline, mentoring, and career guidance.

• Encourage collaborative efforts for students’ overall growth.

 Inter-Branch Cricket Tournament in MBS College of Engineering College is starting from 28th Feb, 2026. This sporting event aims to promote unity, teamwork, discipline, and healthy competition among students of various branches.

Engineering education demands dedication and intellectual rigor; however, participation in sports is equally essential for maintaining physical fitness, mental well-being, and leadership qualities.

This tournament will provide a platform for students from different branches to interact beyond classrooms and laboratories. We appreciate the efforts of the organizing committee, faculty coordinators, and student volunteers who have worked diligently to make this event possible.

Let us come together to celebrate talent, teamwork, and the spirit of healthy competition.

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