Dr Harminder Singh, Professor Deakin University , visited the campus on 18^th Jan 2011 for working paper discussion on "Dynamic volume return relationship-information asymmetry and trade size". The topic related to Behavioral Finance, a contemporary area of finance. The discussion started with small presentation by Dr Singh on market microstructures which highlighted on nitty-gritty of markets. Dr Singh divided the long topic and explained each segment in the research paper. He discussed information asymmetry which meant information heterogeneity i.e. different set of information available among investors for the same company. The trade size was used to capture the  profile of investor size in the market.

       Ms Deepika Bajaj, founder of "Invincebelle" from California conducted an international Seminar on January 9, 2010. Ms Deepika Bajaj is an Evangelist, entrepreneur, marketer and a keen observer of the world . She'is currently working on building a community focused on spreading the word of the social, economic, consumer trends and impact of social media and marketing on women who live and work in this flat world economy. She provided an insight into what actually is trust by firstly defining it as a tangible and quantifiable concept which is a function of character and competence. The entire discussion was made interactive by indulging students and teachers in various group exercises.

       Mr. Satya Kakita, CTO, Open Wave System, California, USA gave the students a broader view about the prevailing trends in the Global IT Companies. His experience helped the students to know about the different IT fields and some useful insights related to it. There was a separate session on projects and the students came to know about the level of projects they should do for their placements. Discussion ended with career guidance

       On 30th April, 2010, Director Asia-Pacific, Citi Investments & Research Analysis, Citi Corp, Singapore, Mr. Puneet Singh delivered a seminar on “What went wrong? Dysfunctional Financial Markets and Great Credit Crunch.” Contrary to common perception data suggests that big financial corporates made money during the global meltdown. He discussed the reasons behind the great credit crunch & suggested few precautionary measures for emerging economies.

       Seminar on “Advanced Java” was organised on Thursday, 24th March, 2011   by Mr. Sachin Kumar (NIIT). Java is every where (in the mobile apps and even in the debit cards or credit cards) and the future in java for the students is very great. Java is a portable and very secure language.  He showed us that java is a platform independent language and a open source language.

       Hitesh Bhagia, an IIM alumnus, founder Belutions gave personality development and skill enhancement lecture on, “Be the Change Agents of Tomorrow” on 27^th Jan 2011. He engaged the audience really well by quoting some of his experiences as a fresher.

       Mr. Anup Girdhar (Founder and CEO of Sedulaity Solutions and Technologies) took a seminar on PHP and Sedulaity OS. He explained LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) technology and also discussed  “what is open source code software & OS and told us the advantages of LAMP tech, He also explained Seduality OS.

       Six Sigma strategy seek to improve the quality of process outputs by identifying & removing defects and variations in the business process. Mr. Shivendra Sharma, Founder Member, Global Sigma Consulting Group took the session aiming to equip the students about the relevance & importance of the quality management & Six Sigma in the decision making in the corporate.

       Seminar on "FII Inflows Changing Paradigm" was delivered on 26^th August, 2010 by Dr. Rajni, Associate Professor, Delhi University . She discussed the role of FII in the development of the economy. She also brought in to the light of various policies & procedures related to FII in India . The audience participated in discussions of comparative FIIs inflows in Indian and Chinese economy.

       The college organized a three day specialized programme for the students for the development of their skills in the area of Research Methodology, Ms-Excel and Prowess from 28^th May to 1^st June 2010. The programme was conducted by eminent personalities, faculty members of Delhi University , Prof. Suresh Agarwal and Prof. CA Pankaj Goel

       Dr. Harsh Verma, an eminent persona in the field of marketing, faculty at FMS, University of Delhi, delighted us by giving a seminar on “ New Age Marketing-Business, Market & Consumer: Changing Paradigms” on 30^th April 2010. He left an ever lasting impression in the minds of students & faculty by quoting some really lively examples. A report on the seminar was published in the newspaper.