CT University Receives the Award from IIT Bombay

 2nd September 2022 at 3:19 PM

Award is Given for Outstanding Contribution in MOOCs

Ludhiana: 2nd September 2022: (Kartika Singh//Education Screen)::

CT University has received the award for the outstanding contribution in organizing training and spreading awareness on FLOSS/MOOCS by IIT Bombay Spoken Tutorial at IIT Bombay itself. CT University is the only University in Punjab for receiving this award and has got first position in the Northern region for imparting trainings and certifications to the students in an effective way. This award has been received by madam Sukhmani on the behalf of CT University.

Dr  Kamal Malik, Deputy Director of MOOC cell said that MOOC cell at CTU has conducted more than 1000 certifications per semester under various courses from IIT Bombay Spoken Tutorial. Students have undergone the training first through the video lectures and then the proctal exams were conducted and they have got the certificates from IIT Bombay Spoken Tutorial. Dr Malik also added that not only the students but Faculty of CT University is also benefitted as MOOC cell has conducted various Faculty Development Programs for various courses like R Programming, Moodle learning etc for the up skilling of the Faculty. CT University has a dedicated lab for MOOCS/FLOSS courses. CTU will always try to keep the same standard in near future also. 

On this auspicious occasion, Dr Manbir Singh, Pro-Chancellor, CT University and Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Satish Kumar has congratulated the entire team of MOOC Cell and CTU for their constant efforts and also motivated them to reach at the zenith of success in near future.

Dr Manbir Singh also added the words and said that CT University is a family that prepares the students for new flight every day and under it many researches and certification of new technologies are emphasized by the teachers and students.

Mega event eDhanak at CT University

19th March 2021 at 2:45 PM

 1083 students from 47 schools participated 

Ludhiana: 19th March 2021: (Kartika Singh//The Education Screen)::

In a mega competitive event e-Dhanak 2021, 1083 students from 47 schools of the region participated at CT University, Ludhiana. The event was inaugurated by Chancellor Charanjit S Channi, Managing Director Manbir Singh, Vice Chairman Harpreet Singh and Vice Chancellor Dr. Harsh Sadawarti.

In this, 16 different events took place like CT Sur Sartaj, Indian Heritage Dance (Folk Dance), painting, cartooning, poster making, rangoli, elocution, quiz, clay modelling, etc all via online mode.  Students from schools namely Guru Nanak International Public School, Ludhiana; HVM Convent School, SDN International Public School; Guru Nanak School, Bassian; Baba Ganda Singh Sen. Sec. School, Langrian, Amargarh and Dashmesh Public Sen Sec School , Bilaspur, etc. participated enthusiastically.

The participants won cash prizes in different events. The first prize in Solo Dance was bagged by Ekpreet Singh from Guru Nanak International Public School, Ludhiana; in ‘Just Debate’ 1st prize was won by Guru Nanak Internatonal School Ludhiana’s Tanveer Kaur and Ravneet Kaur, in ‘Story Building’ 1st prize from Amrit Indo Canadian School by Harshita Nehra, in ‘Declamation’ 1st prize by Sneha Singh, in ‘face painting’ the first prize was bagged by HVM Convent Senior Secondary School, Basti Jodewal. 

Telling about the motive behind this event Dr. Harsh Sadawarti, Vice Chancellor said, “This year pandemic hit us all but our spirits to honour the talents did not stop. We switched to online mode but the fun and learning went hand in hand. All the events were perfectly handled online as well. The prize distribution ceremony was held offline.”