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May 22, 2026: MBS College of Engineering and Technology organized an industrial visit to the Sitlee Water Treatment Plant for the second- and third-year students of Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering departments.

The Educational tour was aimed to provide practical exposure to students regarding the functioning and operations of large-scale water treatment and distribution systems. The Sitli Water Treatment Plant, one of the major water treatment facilities in the Jammu region, was commissioned in 1979 and constructed by Jammu and Kashmir Projects Construction Corporation (JKPCC). The plant has a treatment capacity of 19 MGD (Million Gallons per Day) and plays a significant role in supplying treated drinking water across the region.

During the visit, students observed various sections of the treatment plant including the intake units, sedimentation units, clariflocculation units, filtration systems, testing laboratories, and sump tanks. The plant sources raw water from the Tawi River through the right bank intake structure and subjects it to multiple stages of treatment before distribution.

The students were guided through the complete treatment process by Mr. Vishabnath Sharma, Supervisor and Mr. Vinod Kumar, Chemist at the plant. Both explained the technical and operational aspects of water purification, quality testing, filtration, and distribution systems. The interaction provided students with valuable practical insights into environmental engineering and public utility management. Mr. Satish Kumar Sharma and Mr. Ripu Daman Singh, Assistant Professor from the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Ms. Sana Wani, and Ms Ankita Singh, Assistant Professor from Department of Civil Engineering, MBSCET accompanied the students along the visit.

The industrial visit proved to be highly informative and beneficial for the students, helping them connect theoretical classroom learning with real industrial practices. The students and faculty members expressed their gratitude to the officials and staff of the Sitlee Water Treatment Plant for their support and cooperation in making the visit successful.

A two-days workshop on “Tech Talk: Career & AI Readiness” was organized by CSE Department at Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology (MBSCET) on 20th and 21st May 2026 for the students. The workshop aimed to guide students in building strong career foundations and preparing them for the rapidly evolving technology-driven professional world.

Ms. Jasmeen Kaur (HOD CSE), welcomed the distinguished speakers and briefed the students about the objectives and significance of the Tech Talk.

The sessions were conducted by Mr. Shubam Jasrotia, Senior Executive Data Science, and Er. Pavneet Kaur, Lead Expert Data Analyst, from Winnovation Services Pvt. Ltd. who shared valuable insights and practical knowledge with the students.

On the first day, the focus was on personal branding, career communication, and professional development. Students were guided on how to build an effective resume and create a strong and professional LinkedIn profile to improve their career opportunities and professional presence. It also covered various career pathways in the technology field, including Data Analyst, Data Scientist, Cybersecurity, and Software Development.

On the second day, focused on Artificial Intelligence readiness and the effective use of AI tools. They were introduced to Prompt Engineering through which the AI platforms and AI tools can be efficiently used. They emphasized three key elements for writing effective prompts: Role, Context, and Output, helping students understand how to communicate clearly with AI tools to receive accurate and relevant responses.

The workshop was highly interactive and informative, encouraged active student’s participation and discussion throughout both days. The sessions provided practical knowledge and valuable career guidance, helping students to gain clarity about future opportunities and growing importance of AI in modern workplaces.

The workshop was successfully coordinated by Ms. Dilpreet Kour and Ms. Saravjeet Kour, Assistant Professors, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, whose dedicated efforts and guidance ensured the smooth organization and successful execution of the event.

A two-days workshop on Python Libraries was organized by Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology (MBSCET) on 18^th and 19^th May 2026 for the students of CSE 4^th Semester. The workshop aimed to enhance students’ practical understanding of important Python libraries used in programming and application development.

The workshop primarily focused on NumPy, Pandas, and Tkinter, providing students with both theoretical knowledge and practical exposure. The session was conducted by Mr. Balbir Singh, Director, Techno Solutions, Jammu, who guided the students through the fundamentals and applications of these libraries. He explained the basic concepts and demonstrated how to effectively use these libraries, helping students to understand their practical use in programming and real-world applications.

The workshop remained highly engaging and allowing students to actively participate and interactive with the speaker. The students were benefited from the workshop, gaining practical skills and confidence in using Python libraries for data analysis and graphical user interface development.

Dr. Amrik Singh (Principal) in his address encouraged the students to make practical use of the knowledge gained from the workshop and emphasized the importance of applying these skills to develop innovative applications that would be beneficial for their future careers. Prof. Praveen Singh (Dean Academics) also motivated the students by informing them about internship opportunities available through the college and also encourage them to gain further practical experience.

The workshop concluded with a closing ceremony graced by the esteemed presence of the Prof. (Dr.) Amrik Singh (Principal), Prof. (Dr.) Rajinder Singh (Administrator), Prof. Praveen Singh (Dean Academics), and H.S. Gill (Director of Student Welfare).

The vote of thanks was delivered by Ms. Jasmeen Kaur, HOD, CSE. The workshop was coordinated by, Ms. Ridhika Sharma and Ms. Kiranpal Kaur Assistant Professor CSE Department, whose efforts ensured the successful culmination and smooth conduct of the workshop.

On 19th May, 2026,  Department of Information Technology organized a workshop on Power BI for Data Analytics and Business Intelligence for 4th Semester students of the IT Department. Ms. Pavneet Kour (Lead Expert Data Analyst) and Mr. Shubham Jasrotia (Senior Executive Data Scientist), Winnovation Education Services Pvt. Ltd., Jammu were the speakers who provided  hands-on session to create  interactive visualizations and dashboards using real datasets to the students.

Jammu, April 21, 2026: Mahant Bachittar Singh College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu organized a guest lecture by  Prof. (Dr.) Lalit Kumar Awasthi, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Sardar Patel University, Mandi(HP), focusing on the implementation and impact of the National Education Policy 2020.

The event commenced with a welcome address by Prof. Shalini Sharma, who greeted the distinguished guest and emphasized the significance of the session.

Addressing an audience of over 400 students and faculty members, Prof. Awasthi outlined the policy’s vision of building an education system rooted in Indian ethos while aligned with global standards. He emphasized key pillars such as multidisciplinary learning, critical thinking, inclusivity, and digital integration aimed at transforming India into a knowledge-driven society.

Highlighting ongoing initiatives under NEP 2020, he referred to digital platforms such as DIKSHA, PM eVIDYA, SWAYAM, and NPTEL, along with teacher training programs like NISHTHA. He also discussed inclusive education initiatives such as PRASHAST.

The lecture covered significant reforms including competency-based assessment systems, reduced emphasis on rote learning, holistic and multilingual education, and structural changes such as the 5+3+3+4 model and flexible higher education pathways supported by the Academic Bank of Credits and National Credit Framework.

Addressing implementation challenges, Prof. Awasthi highlighted the need to strengthen teacher training, bridge infrastructure gaps, effectively integrate technology, and ensure continuous monitoring and funding support.

Prof. (Dr.) Amrik Singh (Principal), in his address, extended his gratitude to Dr. Awasthi and remarked that NEP 2020 has transformed the Indian education system, making it more flexible, skill-oriented, and multidisciplinary.

The lecture was conducted in the presence of Prof. (Dr.) Rajinder Singh (Administrator), Prof. Parveen Singh (Dean Academic), Hardip Singh Gill (DSW), Heads of Departments, and other faculty members.

The session concluded with an interactive discussion, with students expressing optimism about the future of education and enthusiasm for the opportunities enabled by the policy. The formal proceedings ended with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Amrik Singh, and the session was ably anchored by Prof. Shalini Sharma.

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.

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.