CT Group of Institutions Welcomes 6,000+ Students Across Shahpur & Maqsudan Campuses During AARAMBH 2025

Jalandhar, August 8, 2025: CT Group of Institutions marked a powerful start to the academic year with the successful execution of AARAMBH 2025 – The Beginning of Endless Possibilities, a five-day induction program held simultaneously across its Shahpur and Maqsudan campuses.

Over 6,000 students joined the CT family this year, and the orientation was designed to offer them a meaningful, energetic, and inspiring welcome.

The program ran from August 4 to 8, bringing together students from diverse fields including engineering, pharmacy, management, law, hospitality, architecture, media, arts, and design. AARAMBH 2025 featured an exceptional lineup of chief guests and keynote speakers who shared words of wisdom, guidance, and motivation.

At the Shahpur campus, IPS Ravi Kumar, AIG Counter-Intelligence, inaugurated the orientation with an inspiring address. At the Maqsudan campus, Paramjeet Singh Sachdeva, Managing Director of Sachdeva Stocks Pvt. Ltd., graced the event as the chief guest.

Other dignitaries included Col. Deepak Rampal, VrC (Retd), Kargil War Veteran; Colonel Vinod Joshi, Commanding Officer of 2 Punjab Battalion NCC; Inderbir Singh, DIG; and Dr. Dinesh Pathak, a noted expert in scholarship and career guidance. Entrepreneur Saurabh Munjal, co-founder & CEO of Lahori Zeera, also interacted with the students, sharing his journey and startup insights.

The students were further motivated by renowned speakers such as Aman Bhatia, life coach and motivational speaker; Tarveen Kaur, known for her impactful healing and coaching sessions; CA Harpreet Singh Kharbanda, corporate trainer and chartered accountant; Rishabh Sharma, Deputy Director, HRDC at CTU and leadership coach; and Harminder Dulowal, fitness influencer.

Throughout the week, the campuses were buzzing with energy and engagement. Students participated in cultural activities like Bhangra, Giddha, a fashion walk, saxophone and music performances, and live band shows.

Theatre-based learning was introduced through plays like “Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai” and impactful nukkad nataks on gender equality and anti-drug awareness. A stand-up comedy show was also held by the comic Tarun Chawla.

A martial arts showcase of Gatka added a traditional touch, while creative segments such as Bollywood Moot Court, talent hunts, and a vibrant open DJ kept spirits high.

Special experiences like the Wish Balloon Ceremony, Autograph & Handprint celebration, and fun games made the event even more memorable.

The success of AARAMBH and the start of the new academic year were made possible by the presence and efforts of Campus Directors Dr. Sangram Singh and Dr. Anurag Sharma, Director of Admissions, CT Group, Dr. Vaneet Thakur and Dean of Student Welfare, Dr Arjan Singh.

Reflecting on the grand scale and essence of the program, Chairman S. Charanjit Singh Channi stated, “AARAMBH is not just the beginning of college life—it’s the beginning of building character, leadership, and purpose. Welcoming over 6,000 young minds this year reaffirms our responsibility to nurture, guide, and empower the future of India. We are proud to offer a platform where education meets values and dreams meet direction.”

Managing Director, CT Group, Dr. Manbir Singh added, “This programme sets the tone for the entire academic year. We aim to provide our students with not just theoretical knowledge, but the confidence, leadership skills, and adaptability to excel in life.”

Vice Chairman, CT Group, Harpreet Singh, remarked, “AARAMBH embodies the CT spirit—energetic, inclusive, and forward-looking. As we welcome these fresh minds, we are not just inducting students into an institution; we are inviting them into a vibrant ecosystem of opportunities, innovation, and lifelong learning.”

Executive Director, CT Group, Dr. Nitin Tandon concluded, “Our vision is to create a vibrant and inclusive campus culture where every student finds the support, resources, and opportunities to transform their dreams into reality.”