Association of Computer Enthusiasts

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ACE MAGAZINE
ace mag 24’ Association of Computer

Enthusiasts

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Technical society of VSIT 2017 2021
Magazine

ACE
2018 2022
- Association We understand the Council: The Council

of Computer importance of is responsible for

Enthusiasts is the fostering a fun and managing operations,

2019 2023
Technical Society of vibrant community, developing policies,
Ace

VSIT, Vivekananda which is why we organizing events,

Institute of occasionally and handling

2020 2024
Professional Studies organize informal administrative tasks

- Technical Campus, activities like Just to maintain the

Pitampura. We are a Dance Now, parties, society's meaningful

group of talented and and gaming events. existence and excel

curious technology These events provide in its plans, ACE is not just ensure that

enthusiasts who opportunities for our projects, workshops, limited to everyone feels

specialize in members to relax, seminars, and events.

technical work; included and

different technology socialize, and Core: Members who are we also supported.

fields, namely recharge their closely connected to prioritize the Alongside our

quizzing, energy. Moreover, we ACE, exhibit deep well-being and technical

programming, web offer incentives such interest in internal engagement of activities, we

development, digital as paid internship activities, actively our members. Our organize various

imaging, and video opportunities, participate in primary events such as

editing. We recognition for external events, and objective is to workshops.

participate in and outstanding projects, possess specialized

organize workshops, technical assistance, skills in areas like

seminars, hackathons, and an array of swag app development,

learnathons, merchandise to video editing, or web

ideathons, B-Plan maintain the designing.

competitions, enthusiasm and

programming motivation of our Non-Core Members: Are

competitions, active members. All encouraged to show

meetups, and much in all ACE is not enthusiasm for

more. Since we are a just an organization learning new skills,

members-first focused on software actively collaborate

organization, one of development; it is a with core members,

our main objectives thriving community and work on their

Table Of Contents
 Table of contents

A
Side

ABOUT US PAGE 3

CODE OF CONDUCT PAGE 4

Departments PAGE 5

POSTERS PAGE 7

OUR PROJECTS PAGE 8

life at ace PAGE 11

INTERNSHIPS PAGE 13

HACKATHON PAGE 15

EXHIBITIONS & OTHER EVENTS PAGE 20

ACE HOURS PAGE 26

SELECTION PROCESS & Recruitment PAGE 28

oUR mENTORS & tEAM PAGE 29

 Association of Computer
Enthusiasts

About Ace

ACE - Association of Computer Enthusiasts is the We understand the importance of fostering a fun and

Technical Society of VSIT, Vivekananda Institute of vibrant community, which is why we occasionally

Professional Studies - Technical Campus, Pitampura. organize informal activities like Just Dance Now,

We are a group of talented and curious technology parties, and gaming events. These events provide

enthusiasts who specialize in different technology opportunities for our members to relax, socialize, and

fields, namely quizzing, programming, web recharge their energy.

development, digital imaging, and video editing. We

participate in and organize workshops, seminars, Moreover, we offer incentives such as paid internship

hackathons, learnathons, ideathons, B-Plan opportunities, recognition for outstanding projects,

competitions, programming competitions, meetups, technical assistance, and an array of swag

and much more. Since we are a members-first merchandise to maintain the enthusiasm and

organization, one of our main objectives is to make motivation of our active members. All in all ACE is not

sure that no one ever gets left behind. just an organization focused on software

development; it is a thriving community that

encourages learning, collaboration, and personal

What do we Do? growth—we strive to ensure that every member feels

valued and empowered to succeed in their journey

ACE is not just limited to technical work; we also
with us.
prioritize the well-being and engagement of our

members. Our primary objective is to ensure that

everyone feels included and supported. Alongside our

technical activities, we organize various events such as

workshops, seminars, hackathons, learnathons,

ideathons, B-Plan competitions, programming

competitions, meetups, and more.

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Code

Conduct

Ace Operations
To ensure the optimal functioning of our society, we

have implemented a code of conduct that provides We engage in various activities to enhance the

clear guidelines for all the members. Internal society's growth and well-being:

Structure: ACE consists of Core, Non- Core, and

Council members, who are all essential for the survival Open-Source Projects: ACE actively participates in

and development of the organization as a whole.

multiple projects on platforms like GitHub, allowing

members to contribute and improve them.

Council: The Council is responsible for managing

operations, developing policies, organizing events, Strategic Stress Management Exercises (SSME): We

and handling administrative tasks to maintain the introduce creative and fun exercises, such as the

society's meaningful existence and excel in its plans, motion sensor-based game Just Dance Now (JDN), to

projects, workshops, seminars, and events.

combat psychological and physical stress.

Core: Members who are closely connected to ACE, Workshops: We conduct training sessions facilitated by

exhibit deep interest in internal activities, actively experienced industry professionals to enhance skills.

participate in external events, and possess specialized

skills in areas like app development, video editing, or ACE Hours: Regular sessions are held to keep

web designing.

members engaged and foster project development

and personal growth.

Non-Core Members: Are encouraged to show

enthusiasm for learning new skills, actively collaborate Non-Core: Non-core members are encouraged to

with core members, and work on their projects. learn new skills, collaborate with core members, and

develop their projects.

Code of Conduct Page 4

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Content Visuals &

Writing Video Editing Intellectual

Property Rules

ACE materials should remain

within ACE unless explicitly made

open source by the content

creator.

ACE reserves the right to review,

question, and access any material

produced or claimed to be

Research &
 Cyber

produced by any member.

Development Security Evidence of contribution may be

requested during a member's

tenure.

All members, including the

Council, must adhere to the rules

and regulations outlined above.

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Posters

VIVEKANANDA INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES - TC

Approved by AICTE, Accredited Grade "A++" Institution by N AAC,

NBA Accredited, Recognized under Section 2(f ) by UGC, Affiliated to GGSIP

University, Recognized by Bar Council of India, ISO 9001: 2015 Cer tified

ACE

HACK
ACE hackathon

16th - 17th Feb

pitampura, Delhi

VSIT
Register at

hack-vsit.tech

Register Now!

ACEVIPS VIPSACE.ORG VIPSACE VIPS_ACE A ce@vips . edu

HEMANT KATHURIA SARTHAK GOEL Priyanshu Chauhan

+91 72918 48955 +91 8587956957 +91 9050016720

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Projects
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Projects
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Covirus AR/VR
Covirus VR takes you on a medical adventure as a

heroic doctor-turned-tiny-warrior, battling evil germs

within your patient's body. Destroy germs, explore

diverse worlds, collect keys, and confront the ultimate

boss in this thrilling VR game!

Vitti

App Development

Vitti's impact extends beyond tourists. Locals can

discover hidden gems in their neighborhoods. Imagine

visiting a familiar place and uncovering new,

captivating experiences! Vitti caters to all by promoting

lesser-known yet aesthetically pleasing locations that

are easily accessible.

Web-Based

Steganography Tool

Covirus VR takes you on a medical adventure as a

heroic doctor-turned-tiny-warrior, battling evil germs

within your patient's body. Destroy germs, explore

diverse worlds, collect keys, and confront the ultimate

boss in this thrilling VR game!

Our Projects page 9

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Apocalyptic

Open World Game

A POST NUCLEAR ROLE PLAYING VIDEO-GAME

The year is 2300. The world has been ravaged by

nuclear war, and the few survivors are left to fend for
themselves in a harsh and unforgiving wasteland.
Third-person perspective. Branching storyline with
multiple endings. Parallel-Processing open-world
multiplayer.

VIPS Social

App Development
Mobile Application that incorporates encryption for
user safety and cloud storage for fast and seamless
app experience. With features like notes sharing,
attendance on the go, and data analysis for dynamic
reporting.

Karv It Cyber

Security
A digital file recovery tool, which helps users recover
deleted files using signature-based file carving. It's a
portable, extensible, and self-sufficient program which
can recover files such as JPEGs, PNGs, PDFs, EVTX, et
cetera.

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Ta l e nt P o o l

ACE has always been true to its moniker: We actively seek out
E v e nt s

talented and skilled individuals, It may be technical or not

ACE always looks forward and tries to create recreational
technical we never differentiate between them just because of
moments. We understand that working 24/7 in college is
what skill they present. We welcome everyone, everyone who is
never fun and affects your mental health, and we overcome
full of enthusiasm and diverse backgrounds. From programming
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O f f l i n e M e e t i n g s

ACE always looks forward and tries to create recreational

Being in ACE requires active participation in the meetings—with
moments. We understand that working 24/7 in college is
every single meeting showing your active participation. Meetings
never fun and affects your mental health, and we overcome
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and affects your mental health, and we overcome that through
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Internships

Nidhi Jain
Harshita Sharma
Jasmeet Singh

Secured the role of Graphic Secured the role of Product Secured the role of Designer at

Designer at Bobble AI designer at Bobble AI MythyaVerse

Interships
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Internships

Harsh Chopra
Keshav Madan

Secured the role of UI/UX designer Secured the role of Video Editor at

at Maze Gambit Agency. BobbleAI.

Sudeeksha Batra

Secured the role of Gurugram

Police Cyber Security Summer

Internship (GPCSSI) 2024 at

Gurugram Cyber Police.

Interships
at ace Vol
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Tashvi Aggarwal

Secured the role of Technical

content writer at TheCode11.

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Events
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Events
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HackVSIT 5.0
A hackathon is an event—typically lasting 12 to 36

hours—where people come together (mostly as teams)

to solve a problem or identify new opportunities. The

word ‘hackathon’ is a combination of ‘hack’ and

‘marathon,’ i.e., a marathon for hackers. ‘Hackers’

here doesn’t refer to the people who hack/work in the

security domain, but to all the developers participating

in the event.


The goal of a hackathon is often to build a working-

prototype, or proof-of-concept, of a product or feature

in a short amount of time, and to have fun, improve

skill sets, and network while at it.

Hackathons attract a diverse range of participants,

including hackers from various fields like Software

Development, Graphic Design, UI/UX Design, Data

Science, Policy Analysis, Entrepreneurship, Law,

Business

Mr. Ayon Roy, Mr. Ashish Sapra, and Mr. Pawan

Singhla also graced us with their presence and their

judgment provided a unique and much-needed

guidance to our participants.

In addition, our HackVSIT 5.0 witnessed enthusiastic

participation from prestigious institutions across India.

Events
Editor’s Note
The latest, 5th edition of our hackathon. It

was full of many hurdles to overcome—not

as an individual, but as a member of ACE.

The students who joined us from all over

India were talented developers full of

innovative ideas (which was a new learning

for me as an observer). Overall, HackVSIT

5.0 was a huge success that gave

opportunities to 100+ participants access to

over 7 mentors to gain useful insightstitute

Chair Position Professor IIIT, Delhi

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Our hackathon featured esteemed judges—who provided valuable insights

and evaluations—namely:

Ms. Maya Ms. Dolly

Sherman

Bhasin

Al Literacy Head, Global Founder - Smart Edge

Partnership on Al, FLP
Fellow - IYCN

Mr. Ashish Mr.

Pahwa

Surmeet
Co-Founder - ReUpyog Singh

Ethical Hacker & Owner -

Sohang Education

Ms. Mr. Manish

Nandini Karnatak

Sharma

Digital Creator,
Influencer
Founder & CEO - The
Invincible Academy and
Agency

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AICTE
Exhibition
Students of ACE—along with our faculty members—

had the privilege of attending the Akhil Bhartiya

Shiksha Samagam (ABSS) 2023 and the National

Education Policy (NEP) 2020 Exhibition under AICTE

held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi on 29 July 2023.

This prestigious event, organized by the Ministry of

Education (MOE) and the Ministry of Skill Development

and Entrepreneurship (MOSDE) of the Government of

India, commemorated the 3rd Anniversary of NEP

2020.

Our students actively participated in various thematic

sessions which covered a wide range of exciting topics,

including telescope making, 3D printers

demonstrations, satellites, and IG Drones.

One of the highlights of the event was the AI and The event enabled the students to gain a network of

Robotics lab, where students witnessed the impressive community experts, government officials, and industry

functionality of AI tools and Robots that were designed leaders. This experience will undoubtedly inspire their

with minimal coding. It featured a Gaming Zone: academic and professional pursuits, leaving a lasting

providing students with the ability to immerse impact on their educational journey.

themselves in the new generation of games.

Events
Exhibitions & Other Events page 20
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G20 Project

Exhibition
ACE organized a project exhibition during the G20
Summit 2023 on 'Futuristic Technologies in India' on
September 1st and 2nd. This prestigious event
reinforced the importance of global collaboration in
addressing pressing challenges and highlighted the
critical role of practical skills and experiential learning
in our rapidly evolving world.

The event brought together visionaries, government

officials, educators, and industry experts. It featured
the demonstration of multiple projects spread across
diverse domains. Some of the projects included Trash
Tracker by Sarthak Goel, Web-Based Steganography
Tool by Hemant Kathuria, VIPS Social App by Sanskar
and Vagish, Osteoarthritis Detection Tool by Anant
Aggarwal, and Surveillance System by Shubham
Nainwal.

The key features of the event was an Apocalypse

video-game, and a virtual reality game project. The
project provided our esteemed visitors with a hands-

Events
on surreal experience of the VR environment and its
wide scope of potential.

Exhibitions & Other Events page 21

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COnvocation
ACE coordinated a Project Exhibition on “Futuristic
Technologies in India” on 19 February 2024. We were
honored to showcase our projects in the esteemed
presence of our respected guests Padma Shri Hema
Malini, Padma Shri Prof Dr Mahesh Verma, Vice
Chancellor, GGSIPU, and Hon'ble Minister of
Education and Skill Development & Entrepreneurship,
Government of India, Shri. Dharmendra Pradhan.

Our projects included Trash Tracker by Sarthak Goel,

Web-Based Steganography Tool by Hemant Kathuria,
VIPS Social App by Sanskar and Vagish, Osteoarthritis
Detection Tool by Anant Aggarwal, and Surveillance
System by Shubham Nainwal.

New projects included Karv It by Shivang Tiwari—a

cutting-edge cyber forensic tool for recovering
permanently deleted files; DeepFake—an advanced
machine learning detection tool for authenticating
audio, video, and image content; Vitti by Tarun and
Sanskar—a Local Heritage app for seamless
navigation and discovery of cultural gems.

One major attraction was the VR game project that

provided our regarded guests and alumni with an
involved dream-like experience.

Events
Exhibitions & Other Events page 22
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Treasure

Hunt
ACE hosted a treasure hunt for BCA students on 4 The event venue buzzed with anticipation as teams
September, 2023, offering students a thrilling navigated through the clues, proving their teamwork
experience blending excitement, teamwork, and and enjoying the experience among other participants.
interesting challenges that kept participants engaged.

The Treasure Hunt reached its climax with winning

teams not only unlocking the secrets but also claiming
The event kicked off with a poetic riddle in round one, cool e-certificates and stickers as their token of
challenging teams to put on their thinking caps and achievement.

decode the clues leading to the mysterious second

envelope. It was a race against time and wit, as
squads of five maneuvered through the clues to
uncover the secret location of the puzzling envelope.

As the excitement intensified, round two delved

participants into the world of Sherlock, requiring them
to decrypt a cryptic language using their tech brains
and unveil the ultimate secret message. This segment
added a thrilling Sherlockian twist to the experience,
making the participants feel like the main character.

Events Exhibitions & Other Events page 23

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Gaming

Arena
Prize Pool

ACE organized our gaming event—the Gaming Events

All the winning teams were awarded with the monetary prices:

Arena: designed to push students to the forefront of BGMI

ACE1st Place,looks
always ₹2500;

forward and tries to create recreational

their abilities in two widely-popular competitive 2nd Place, ₹1500;

moments. We understand that working 24/7 in college is

3rd Place,
never fun₹1000

and affects your mental health, and we overcome

shooter games, Valorant and BGMI (Battlegrounds
VALORANT
that through1st Place,
events₹2500;

within the campus area that allow all the

Mobile India). The dynamic competition serves as a 2nd Place, ₹1500

members to connect with students from different courses. By

proving ground, where participants not only unveil creating these opportunities for light-hearted enjoyment, we
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sportsmanship and teamwork across a diverse array of
matches and gamemodes.

In the online BGMI round, 25 teams competed, with

20 successfully qualifying for the subsequent stage.
Among these, the top 3 winners were determined, with
Team Immortalz securing the 1st position with 50
points, Team Final Strike claiming 2nd place with 47
points, and Team OPx securing the 3rd spot with 38
points.

For Valorant 7 teams competed online however only 2

could make it to the offline final round, Team Xeno
stood victorious by 2-1 over Team Parzival.

Events
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RIfto

o’hack
The Pre-Hack event, “Rift O’ Hack,” was an event full
of joy and happy moments; not only the participants,
but the whole management team had a fun
experience, got to learn new things, and were able to
connect with more people.

The main event highlights were: 

1) Workshops: The main highlights of the event, a

comprehensive workshop. Aimed to provide a
platform offering students a chance to satisfy curiosity
by engaging with speakers in 1:1 sessions. We had
two insightful workshops by our sponsors (Smart
Future Point and Innobuzz), providing students with
insights on data analysis and cyber security.

2) Games and Attractions: Several fun games and 3) Virtual Reality Exploration: Students got a chance to
attractions were organized to spread the reach of the experience VR through a stall dedicated to VR
speaker’s organization to a much-wider audience. headsets, ultimately attracting students across the
TEKKEN, Can you balance?, Treasure Hunt, and many campus.

more fun games were organized to engage the

students.

Events
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ACE hours
By organizing ACE HOUR sessions, we are dedicated

to empowering our members with valuable knowledge

and practical skills across various domains.

Our commitment to fostering a dynamic and

supportive learning environment drives us to

continuously provide opportunities for personal and

professional growth.

Through these sessions, ACE members gain insights,

expertise, and perspectives that enable them to excel

in their respective fields. We believe in equipping our

members with the tools they need to navigate

challenges, seize opportunities, and contribute

meaningfully to the ever-evolving world. ACE HOUR is

a testament to our unwavering dedication to

empowering our members and nurturing their growth

and success.

hacking and

cyber security
ACE hosted a “Hacking and Cyber Security” workshop

on 25 May, 2023, offering attendees a full-day of

practical learning experiences.

The event featured esteemed speaker Mr. Surmeet

Singh, Director of Sohang Education. It also marked

the presence of our special guests—Mr. Pawan Kumar

from TechPlek Technologies and Mr. Aadit Paul Singh

from Mars Commodities.

Exciting internship opportunities were announced in

the field of Python and cyber security, as well as free

courses for all participants.

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Tech4change
ACE's engaging Tech4Change session offered a deep-
dive into sustainability, human behavior, and social
impact, equipping attendees with the tools to tackle
real-world problems and launch impactful startups.

The workshop began with a roadmap for aspiring

entrepreneurs. Attendees explored the "pre-startup
odyssey" through four key stages: developing
problem-solving skills, identifying real-world
challenges, crafting solutions, and embracing the
importance of perseverance.

Mr. Pahwa's dynamic presentation championed the "4F

approach" - Fail Fast with Fun and Flair. He
emphasized the significance of the entrepreneurial
mindset and the power of adaptation in the face of
setbacks.

Game Development
ACE hosted a “Hacking and Cyber Security” workshop
on 25 May, 2023, offering attendees a full-day of
practical learning experiences.

The event featured esteemed speaker Mr. Surmeet

Singh, Director of Sohang Education. It also marked
the presence of our special guests—Mr. Pawan Kumar
from TechPlek Technologies and Mr. Aadit Paul Singh
from Mars Commodities.

Exciting internship opportunities were announced in

the field of Python and cyber security, as well as free
courses for all participants.

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Selection Policies
Recruitment
A t
selection
ACE we
process,
respect
and
the
have
required.

3. Passion for new technologies

3. Well-aware of our teams and
culture.

and a will to learn.

4. Advocate for the general interest

designed it carefully to benefit the
of all members.

majority of the student community.

MCA Freshmen
5. A will to learn new things.

1. Good understanding of core

A m es s a g e for BCA subject areas in your field of
interest.

S e l ec t i o n P r o c es s

f r es h m e n
2. Project work or research papers
The ACE selection process consists
We understand that as first-year of two rounds
may be considered.

students, you may lack experience,

3. Prior industry-experience or
and that's perfectly fine. We don't Online Task
internships are a plus.

expect you to be experts at this Offline Interview

4. Passion for new technologies

stage. It's the beginning of your
and a willingness to learn.

journey, and we encourage you to A registration portal will be

Second and Third–Year Students
not get discouraged; we’ve all available on our website
(BCA-MCA)

started somewhere.
(www.vipsace.org) for students
Even if you are good at something, interested in applying for
one should not act pretentious: A c e C o u n c i l
membership. After filling in your
simply give your best and show us The ACE Council selection does basic details, you will be redirected
your eagerness to learn more.

not involve direct interviews. The to the online task portal, where you
council is formed by a fusion of will find a set of problem
Eligibility Criteria - Member
both upper-managerial and core statements to solve. You will have
Any-Year, BCA and MCA
team members to ensure good around 7-10 days to solve at least
1. Passion for technology.
decisions that benefit the entire one problem statement of your
2. Willingness to learn and explore society and student community, choice. After the submission
new things.
rather than affecting only a small deadline, select participants will be
3. Proactive and enthusiastic.

group of students.

called for an offline interview.

Eligibility Criteria - Core Member

Eligibility:
During your interview, you will be
BCA Freshmen
1. Interest in societal activities.
asked to explain your ideas and
1. Familiarity with basic concepts 2. Active participation in task solution(s), followed by
in your field of interest.
discussions and meetings.
questions related to the domain(s)
2. No formal course or diploma you have applied for.

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Sanya Virmani
Kanishk Rawat
Yasha

Content Mentor Web Dev Mentor Data Science Mentor

Shreya Madan
Dinesh Thakur
Tushar Chadha

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Developer
Developer
Developer President

Sujal Kanojia
Developer
Developer
“Leading a society like ACE with great responsibility was not easy for me at

all, but with the great team I had, they made it much easier. The journey was

a rollercoaster, with unexpected ups and downs. Gathering countless

permissions and signing 150+ certificates are experiences I will never

forget. For future leaders and members, I am confident you will make us

proud and take the society to new heights. 

With that [I am] signing off with many unforgettable memories, wishing you

all the best.”

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Hemant

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Khaturia
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“Hello there, so I am Hemant Kathuria, vice prezi for batch 23-24. This one

year as VP has been such a roller coaster which everyone should experience

in their life, at least once. It was so much fun while also being so tough at

the same time. These three years in VIPS are more like three years in ACE.

ACE has changed my life for so much better that I can't imagine my life if

ACE wasn't a part of it.

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A little ADVICE for THE FUTURE MEMBERS: Don't be ever shy to talk, or

present your thoughts, or network. Communication and networking is the

main key to opportunities. Enjoy as much as you can because you are in

college once. Always trust your gut no matter how much the world pushes

you to change”
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Harshita

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“My journey in ACE went from craving eureka moments while working on
projects, to laughing together in general meets. I learned that leadership is
not only about achieving goals but about sharing moments too. The
community has given me so much. I got to learn with my people. I am so
grateful to have been a part of such a community filled with opportunities
and memories!

Thank you, ACE”

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Jasmeet Singh
Biswajit Roy
Sahil Mungriya
Kalash Bansal Editors Shubham Gupta
Ansh Gupta

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