Bizworld, the Commerce Society of Keshav Mahavidyalaya, organised an engaging intra-college event on 3rd February 2026 centred on key aspects of corporate finance, including Venture Capital, Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), and Mergers and Acquisitions. The event featured an insightful speaker session by college alumnus Mr. Balwan Bansal, who shared practical industry experiences and explained complex financial concepts in a clear and real-world context. This was followed by an M&A-based competition titled Acquisition Apex, which saw enthusiastic participation from 15 teams comprising students from B.Com (Hons.), BMS, CS, and other courses. The competition was conducted across three rounds, each designed to progressively test participants’ analytical abilities, financial understanding, and strategic decision-making skills through real-life business scenarios, making the experience intellectually stimulating and application-oriented. Certificates were awarded, with Pranjal Aggarwal and Vaishnavi Bhargav securing first position, Gurleen Kaur and Aayushi Mittal securing second position, and Somya and Vanshika Aggarwal securing third position. Overall, the event successfully combined expert insights with hands-on learning, enhancing students’ understanding of corporate finance and strategic thinking.

Brilliant Information Technology Zealots (BLITZ), the Computer Science Society of the Department of Computer Science conducts various activities for its students from time to time, to provide insights into the current techniques and technologies. The workshops and seminars conducted have been an integrated part of the curriculum. These workshops provide opportunities for the students to expand their knowledge, refine their intellectual skills and also focuses on bringing the real-world scenarios for building their professional outlook. Recent events conducted by the society are as follows:
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The Department is also publishing its annual e-magazine ‘e-Blitzine’ as an initiative towards saving paper and Environment since 2017. The Publication entails all the notable happenings be it workshops, achievements or events for the academic year. The magazine accommodates numerous technology related articles contributed by students and faculty members to keep students informed of ongoing changes in the tech-world. The theme for the magazine launched in 2018, was Industry 4.0 (the 4th Industrial Revolution).

‘Elektronica’, the Electronics society of the Department of Electronics, conducts regular Workshops, Lectures/Seminars. Interaction with the industry experts and eminent scientists are conducted to nurture new ideas and technical thinking. Some of the distinguished visiting faculty include Prof. Ajoy Ghatak(Retired), IIT Delhi; Dr. Meena Mishra, Scientist ‘F’, SSPL, DRDO, Delhi; Prof. R.M.Mehra, Emeritus Professor, Sharda University, to name a few. The ‘Elektronica’ Society organizes departmental festival ‘ELEXONIA’ every year with active participation of many students from all over the university.

The club for Embedded System and Robotics (CESAR) run by the department benefits the students significantly in learning as well as implementing their own innovative ideas and skills in the field of Embedded Systems and Robotics. In alliance with the CESAR, the students organize diverse workshops and technical events to develop new skills in young minds.

The students’ society “Metamorphosis” is democratically elected through student elections. The Department values the importance of giving students an opportunity to conceive, design, plan and execute their ideas through events. BMS students are highly proactive in organizing or participating in various inter-department and intra-department events round the year. By organizing events on a large scale, students imbibe the skills of developing, planning, executing, communicating and negotiating. This trains them to handle time and budget-constrained projects later in their work life. It serves as a practical training ground of corporate managers, business leaders and entrepreneurs. The variety of events conducted each year includes Cognizance (2-Day Annual Corporate Seminar cum Management Fest), C.E.O : Challenge.Enrich.Outperform. (Annual School Outreach Programme), Workshops and Seminars, Weekly Intra Department Activities and Industrial Visits.

Metamorphosis further expands into multiple specialised cells, which aim to promote inclusivity within the department by providing equal opportunities for all individuals to pursue their interests and passions. The cells under Metamorphosis are:
Inceptum, The Entrepreneurship Cell: Founded in 2013, the primary goal of the cell is to foster business acumen among its members by engaging in discussions centred around real-world business scenarios. This enables them to grasp the intricacies of the market and cultivate problem-solving abilities.
Mark-e-Pedia, The Marketing Cell: The cell consists of a passionate group of individuals who are eager to explore and engage with dynamic environments. Its core emphasis lies in applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations and offering valuable perspectives on marketing within the corporate landscape.
Sarvagya, The Quizzing Cell: It is a vibrant and intellectually stimulating cell dedicated to fostering a competitive quizzing culture in the department. With regular quizzes and events, it provides a platform for students to enhance their knowledge, critical thinking, and teamwork skills while fostering a spirit of healthy competition.
Tentative Event Calendar

Month	Event/Activity
July – November Semester
July	Constitution of Metamorphosis
August September October November	Few Intra Department Activities each month: 1) Workshop 2)Seminar 3)Alumni Talk 4) Competitive Events
January – April Semester
January	Intra Department Activity and Events
February	Cognizance (National Corporate Seminar and Management Fest)
March April	Intra Department Activity and Events

Perspective' is the yearly publication of the department that fosters the artistic expression of students and documents the department's activities throughout the year. Since 2009, the department has consistently published this magazine, which serves as a significant milestone highlighting the department's progress, unveiling its imaginative ideas, and bringing its aspirations to life, driving every endeavour. It nurtures a diverse range of creative abilities among students, encompassing creative writing, editing, and designing.

Modulus The Department of Mathematics has a society named ‘MODULUS’. The students of B.Sc. (H) Mathematics and B.Sc (Prog.) Mathematical Science are the members of the society. The purpose of the society is to provide a platform for interaction not only among the students of Mathematics of all the three years but also with the students of other courses and colleges. The society organizes various inter-college competitions and mathematical events every year. It helps in inculcating the mathematical and organizational skills among the students.

COSMOS-The Physics Society organizes its annual Physics Festival 'Curiosity', which provides exposure to the students in the form of special lectures, poster presentations, debate and various competitions like quiz, puzzle etc. This year in the month of February a special lecture on 'Modern Astronomy' delivered by Prof. H. P. Singh from Department of Physics & Astrophysics, University of Delhi.

InPsych, the society of Department of Psychology has been actively organizing events, workshops, seminars, fests and even National conference. It organized its first investiture ceremony on September 17, 2018, wherein badges were given to the office bearers of InPsych. The year also marked the beginning of Psyphoria, the annual departmental fest of InPsych, on October 31, 2018. Workshop on Handwriting Analysis and several competitive events were organized. The Psychology Carnival was organized on March 12-13, 2019. A seminar was organized on “Building Interpersonal Relationships”. Psychology Games were also organized which provided a platform for learning through fun activities and provided an exposure to psychological tests, techniques, and instruments to non- psychology students. A Gratitude Tree to express gratitude and halogen balloons to let go of negative thought were also part of the event. The second day of the carnival witnessed students participating in workshops on Psychometric testing, Body language and Psychology and Dream analysis.