Disha – B Tech Orientation

10 August 2026 School of Computer Science & Engineering

Disha – B Tech Orientation

10 August 2026, Monday

13 August 2026, Thursday

10:00 AM

12:15 PM

School of Computer Science & Engineering

IILM University Gurugram

IILM University, Auditorium

What Happened

The School of Computer Science & Engineering (SCSE), IILM University, Gurugram, organised DISHA 2026, a four-day orientation programme for newly admitted B.Tech students (Batch 2026–30), from 10–13 August 2026. Around 600 students attended, under the mentorship of Dr Shamik Tiwari, Dean, SCSE. The programme opened with an inaugural ceremony, Lighting of the Lamp, and an Oath-Taking Ceremony, followed by sessions on the DigiCampus/ERP system, AI-thon, and AR/VR activities. Over the next three days, students took part in global exposure sessions (“Go Beyond Borders”), an industry panel discussion, the IILM × BNV Entrepreneurship Innovation Lab, CAPERS team-building activities, a Robotics Session, and a Treasure Hunt. The programme concluded with a Talent Show, Valedictory Ceremony, and Certificate Distribution.

Top Insights

  • The orientation combined academic induction with hands-on exposure to emerging technology (AI-thon, AR/VR, Robotics) and entrepreneurship (IILM × BNV Innovation Lab), giving students an early look at innovation beyond the classroom.
    • A dedicated day on global exposure and industry interaction — including an expert talk by Xebia and a placement talk — connected students early to career and international opportunities available through the programme
  • Structured team-building through CAPERS activities across multiple days was used deliberately to build confidence, collaboration, and leadership skills among the new batch.

Student Takeaways

  • Many students said the AR/VR and AI-thon sessions gave them their first real sense of the technology they’d be working with over the next four years, making the degree feel more tangible from day one.
  • The CAPERS team-building activities were repeatedly highlighted as the moment students felt most connected to their batchmates, helping ease the nervousness of starting at a new university.
  • Several students noted that the industry panel and “Go Beyond Borders” session shifted their focus beyond just academics, getting them thinking early about placements and international opportunities available through the programme.
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