About BMCEM

Bhagwan Mahavir College of Engineering

and Management(BMCEM) is founded by a 

group  of  top  educationists  and 

professionals.  It is an elite part of Bhagwan 

Mahavir Education  Foundation  Trust. 

BMCEM has  emerged  as  a  special  institute 

after  the  successful  running  of  about  23 

institutes  by  the  same  trust  in  Gujarat 

(Surat) and DelhiNCR. It has been spread in 

22 acres of land, surrounded by a green belt 

of  farms  and  fields.  The  institute  is 

approved by AICTE and is affiliated to Guru 

Gobind Singh Indraprastha University 

[G.G.S.I.P.U],  New  Delhi.  The  Chairman  of 

the institute is Prof. (Dr). Sanjay Jain. He is a 

renowned  educationist,  a  prominent 

scientist and a person with a farsighted and 

clear vision. 

Vision:To  bring  forth  the  prosperity  of 

nation  by  educating  the  students  spread 

over the country and abroad and grooming 

them  to  produce  highly  skilled 

professionals.

Mission: To impart futuristic technical and p

rofessional  education  of  global  standards 

and  instill  high  pattern  of  discipline  and 

sincerity.

About AMBIT: 

AMBIT is the scope, extent or the bounds of 

something. In our native language it can be 

acknowledged  as  “प�र�ध”  ,  “सीमा”  or 

“मंडल”.  A  jaunty and  pleasant workplace 

ensures that people are welcomed each day 

at  work  with  positivity,  liveliness and 

enthusiasm and  take  back  the  same 

positivity  at  the  end  of  the  day”. “An 

inspirational  thought  inspires  the  latent 

innovator  and  differentiator  in  them  and 

brings  their  potential  to  broaden  their 

horizon and perspective”. Ambit is one such 

admired work that transmits all these above 

said  thoughts.  This  Magazine will  serve  to 

underpin and  allow  increased 

responsiveness  and  improved  relations 

among all of us. Magazine is projected to be 

published  twice  in  a  year.  This  very  first 

issue  is  a  brief  account  of  the  important 

events held up to August, 2017.

Chairman’s message:

BMCEM,  one  of  the 

emerging  engineering 

colleges  has  been 

progressing  at  an 

exponential  rate. 

Many  notable 

achievements  have 

been  recorded  since 

its inception. These

merits  and  credits  have  seldom  known  to 

public and the authority due  to  the  lack of 

showcasing  or  projecting  through  a 

medium.  This  emagazine is  a  medium 

which  will  bridge  the  gap  between 

achievements  and  publicity.  Activities 

publishedthat  to  not  allin  the  claim  that 

BMCEM  is  progressing  at  an  exponential 

rate.  All  the  credits  and  thanks  go  t  the 

dedicated  staff  and  their  team  work.  We 

sincerely  work  together  to  create  the 

atmosphere that promotes an excellence in 

teaching  that  results  in  high  academic 

achievement  and  enables  students  to 

realize personal excellence at all  levels. We 

seek  a  challenging  and  supportive  learning 

environment that capitalizes on the natural 

curiosity of young minds as they explore all 

parts  of  curriculum. Wishing  happiness  for 

all…..

Prof. Dr. Sanjay Jain

Chairman

Principal’s Desk

Dear Readers,

It  is a matter of great 

delight  that  the  first 

issue of the Magazine 

AMBIT  of  Bhagwan  Mahaveer College  of 

Engineering  and  Management  is  being 

released BMCEM has risen like a star among 

all  existing  colleges  in  the  field  of 

engineering. We take care that our students 

are getting all around development in every 

field,  whether  it  is  studies,  cultural 

activities,  technical  activities,  sports  or 

social  activities.We  want  our  students  to 

reach the heights they have dreamt of. For 

this we need to work hard and smartly. We

will  continue  to  program  day  by  day  with 

full  enthusiasm  and  cooperation  of  the 

management,  faculty  member  and 

students.  I  take  this  opportunity  to 

congratulate  the  Editorial  Board  on  their 

good  work  done  in  bringing  out  the 

magazine on time.

Dr Shalini Goel

Director Principal 

BMCEM

Editor’s Desk:

Dear Readers,

It  gives  me  immense 

pleasure  to  bring  you 

the  first  issue  of  eMagazine  AMBIT of

BMCEM.  The  name  and  fame  of  an

institution depends on  the caliber and 

achievements  of  students  and  teachers.  I 

would  like  to  thank  and  appreciate  the 

contributions  of  all  for  this  Magazine. 

AMBIT provided me the platform to exhibit 

all  the  highlights  of  our  institution  of  the 

last  session.  I  profusely  thank  the 

management  for  giving  support  and 

encouragement  and  a  free  hand  in  this 

endeavor. This issue will surely come out to 

be  an  inspirational  outcome  for  our 

beginners  and  adorable  achievers  for 

boosting their confidence. Special thanks to 

my  students  who  contributed  for  this  e

magazine  to  get  completed.  Still  special 

moments  to  cover  in  our  college  antiquity 

……!!!!

Dr. Urvashi Vashisht

A.P.  Chemistry

Editor

The Power of Feeling Grateful

By: Dr. Shalini Goel

Professor(CSE/IT),

BMCEM

dr.sgoel18@gmail.com

You must have heard people saying to count your blessings, and not your troubles. In reality,

when you do so, you feel grateful to the almighty for all the great things He has done for you.

Feeling grateful to your blessings is a sign of positive thinking and multiplies your happiness, by

a large number of times.

When you feel grateful to things you have, however small they are, they increase in amount. If

you feel grateful for the amount of money you, no matter, how small it is, you will feel happier

and this will increase you money in a positive manner. If you feel grateful for the job that you

have, soon you will see that things will start to alter and you will enjoy your job more, and all of

sudden, you will see more opportunities for yourself in the same job or for a better job.

The irony about the most of human-beings is that that we do not count our blessings but count

the things that we do not have. This charges our mind with negative energy. We start

complaining about each and everything we come across with. For example, we start criticizing

and complaining about other people, our current system, the environment around us, our bosses

and/or superiors, the government, having less money, traffic, delays, etc. It is a true fact that

when we count negative things, they not only increase in number and size, but also cancel out

our blessings that were on their way. On the other side, if we count our blessings, all of them will

increase in abundance.

Maltbie D. Babcock (1858-1901) has said wonderfully, ” Better to lose count while naming your

blessings than to lose your blessings by counting your troubles.”

A practice is required to be done, every day to achieve the supreme power and magic of

happiness. When you start your day, early in the morning, start it with counting your blessings.

Write all blessings, you can recall on a piece of paper, or a diary or type them on your laptop and

keep them at a place from where you can easily read them whenever you feel going to negative

energy state. If you simply read these blessings every day and in effect, several times in a day,

you will feel that you are filled with happiness and have attained enormous positive energy. This

practice will change your life completely. Whenever you write about your blessings, write about

the reason for your gratitude towards them. Once you have made the list of blessings and the

reasons for your gratefulness to them, read them loud and say two magical words three times,

“Thank You, Thank You, and Thank You” at the end of every blessing and feel the gratitude

for that blessing.

You can feel gratitude for the Universe, the Sun, the moon, the stars, the God, your life, your

physical being, your family, your teachers, your friends and well-wishers, You can be grateful to

the food you eat, the clothes you wear, your health, your senses, ie, your eyes, your ears, your

nose, your mouth and you skin that do marvelous job for you.

Whenever you Count Your Blessings, you will feel happier and contented and your blessings

will be multiplied. Your life will change with a fast pace, with the amount of gratitude you feel,

and will get filled with profound happiness. This practice of counting your blessings and feeling

gratitude for them will make a bigger and bigger transformation, day by day in your life. You

will become more positive and contented person.

The Divisions of Faith

Bg 17.1 — Arjuna inquired: O Kṛṣṇa, what is the situation of those who do not follow the principles of scripture but worship according to their own imagination? Are they in goodness, in

passion or in ignorance?

Bg 17.2 — The Supreme Personality of Godhead said: According to the modes of nature

acquired by the embodied soul, one’s faith can be of three kinds – in goodness, in passion or in

ignorance. Now hear about this.

Bg 17.3 — O son of Bharata, according to one’s existence under the various modes of nature,

one evolves a particular kind of faith. The living being is said to be of a particular faith according

to the modes he has acquired.

Bg 17.4 — Men in the mode of goodness worship the demigods; those in the mode of passion

worship the demons; and those in the mode of ignorance worship ghosts and spirits.

Bg 17.5-6 — Those who undergo severe austerities and penances not recommended in the

scriptures, performing them out of pride and egoism, who are impelled by lust and attachment,

who are foolish and who torture the material elements of the body as well as the Supersoul

dwelling within, are to be known as demons.

Bg 17.7 — Even the food each person prefers is of three kinds, according to the three modes of

material nature. The same is true of sacrifices, austerities and charity. Now hear of the

distinctions between them.

Bg 17.8 — Foods dear to those in the mode of goodness increase the duration of life, purify

one’s existence and give strength, health, happiness and satisfaction. Such foods are juicy, fatty,

wholesome, and pleasing to the heart.

Bg 17.9 — Foods that are too bitter, too sour, salty, hot, pungent, dry and burning are dear to

those in the mode of passion. Such foods cause distress, misery and disease.

Bg 17.10 — Food prepared more than three hours before being eaten, food that is tasteless,

decomposed and putrid, and food consisting of remnants and untouchable things is dear to those

in the mode of darkness.-from Bhagwat Geeta As It is

Sunny Arora (AP CSE BMCEM)

A THOUGHT by KASHIKA GERA

Sitting in a chaos of people and following them is not at all cool. Being out a different

personality can be. Having a different perspective and not merging your ideas with the group is.

When a group of people talking cheap stuff and meaningless things and a studious child sitting

there out of no idea about all this shouldn't get influenced by them. Absorbing the bad is very

easy and letting go bad takes spirit. Sitting over there and getting influenced by them and start

talking the same stuff is not cool. Sitting over there, hearing all this, letting it go, ask them to

stop it and opposing it is. Not letting your character influenced is will power. Teachers are not

only who teach different subjects in schools and colleges but any person who makes you realize

that you are going on a wrong path, brings out a change in you, makes you a better human being

is. Basically teachers in our life are like god who accepts our fault, failure and imperfection and

still motivate us and bring out a change in our life to make us a better human. So if anyone out

there is influenced by any sort of bad activities, it's never too late to take a step forward and

change yourself and ahead towards a better human being. Be positive and happy and the world is

yours.

Kashika Gera (IInd

CSE BMCEM)

द�वाल�

राि�य �हत का गला घ�ट कर ।

छेद ना करना थाल� म�।

�म�ी वाले द�ये जलाना ।

अबक बार द�वाल� म�।

देश के धन को देश मे रखना ।

नह�ं बहाना नाल� म�।

�म�ी वाले द�ये जलाना ।

अबक बार द�वल� म�।

बने जो अपनी �म�ी से वो।

द�ये (बक� बाजार� म�।

छुपी है वै+ा,नकता अपनी

सभी तीज .योहारो म�।

चाइनीज़ झालर से आक4ष6त

सब क ट पतंगे आते ह7।

जब8क द�ये से जलकर सब

बरसाती क ड़े मर जाते ह7।

का,त6क द�प दान से बदले

�म: दोष खशुहाल� म�।

�म�ी वाले द�ये जलाना

अबक बार द�वाल� म�।

By By By By Sweety (IISweety (IISweety (IISweety (IIndndndndyear CSE)year CSE)year CSE)year CSE)

By Ms Aakanksha Gupta

Assistant Professor (ECE)

Rangoli made by Astha

Astha (IInd

year CSE BMCEM)

Random click at Zoo by Ms Preeti (AP Maths)

An Imaginary Drawing by Sweety (IT IInd

year)

A painting by Namrata (CSE IInd

year)

A drawing by Namrata (CSE 2nd year)

Sketch by Dr Shalini Goel Sketch by Ashu Gupta

(Professor CSE, BMCEM) (IT IInd year, BMCEM)

Shots by Ramandeep Kaur

(IInd

Year CSE BMCEM)

CRAFT CRAFT CRAFT CRAFT

SECTIONSECTIONSECTIONSECTION

Handmade Flower Vas by Namrata (CSE 2nd

year)

POETRY

;ण �लया है

;ण �लया है देश का =ाण. बनूँगी म7,

नव को पल@पी समाज का आधार . बनूँगीम7

गगन 4वशाल व वBृ लता को, �दया है एक

4वDवास, सागर क �हलोरो का सार बनूँगी म7 ,

धरती होगी Eदय आपनी ,गगन होगा 4वDवास,

पव6त सा होगा अहम,् अटल और ,नHवाथ6,

अिIन क त.व होगी सास ,�लए पJरवत6न क आस,

जलसी होगी वाणी शीतल ,लहरो क सी होगी

Kयास =ण �लया है =कृ,त का Kयार बनूँगी म7||

नव को पल Lपी समाज का अMधकार बनूँगी म7||

=ण �लया है देश का =ण बनूँगी म7 |

नव आशा क नव8कणN का संचार बनूँगी म7

By: Dr Urvashi Assistant Professor (Chemistry)

गु@क �शBा

गु@ हर राह �दखाते ह7 हमको

Mगरते ह7 हम तो उठाते ह7 �शBक

जीवन क राह �दखाते ह7 �शBक

अधंेर� राह� पर बनकर �दया बना जाते ह7 �शBक

कभी नQह� आँख� मे नमी जो होती

तो बनकर दोHत हँसते ह7 �शBक

झटकती ह7 द,ुनया हाथ कभी जब तो

झटपट हाथ बढ़ाते ह7 �शBक

जीवन डगर ह7 जीवन सफ़र ह7

By: Mr. Karan NASA Assistant Professor (Physics)

EMOTIONSEMOTIONSEMOTIONSEMOTIONS

Emotion Emotion everywhere,

Not a single mortal to share.

Don't be so high, don't be so low

This is the thing you need to swallow.

Fear , Anger, Love, Joy , the types of motion

That act as a body portion.

They get through expression and word,

You fly like a bird and act as unheard.

Cold as ice or hot as fire,

You don't know the life you must hire.

Be gaiety, befocused, do endeavor

To live a life exuberant as ever.

Emotion emotion everywhere,

Not a single mortal to share.

By Kashia Gera (CSE 2nd

year)

LOVELOVELOVELOVE

Love like no one has ever done,

From this feeling, you can never run.

Light and healthy, heavy and filthy

Stay happy and pleasant and avoid being wrath.

Selfless feeling that runs down the nerves,

Gives you shivers and happening curves.

You smile like an idiotic,

And turn the situation chaotic.

Sometimes butterflies, the other times cries

The main is you must get rid of lies.

You feel broken, you feel high

Why to crawl? When you can fly.

Listen to your brain and follow your heart,

It's not every time you have to act smart.

Love like no one has ever done,

From this feeling, you can never run.

By Kashia Gera (IInd

year CSE BMCEM)

TECHNICAL SECTION

Is world a simulation?Is world a simulation?Is world a simulation?Is world a simulation?Why some scientists say that’s is Why some scientists say that’s is Why some scientists say that’s is Why some scientists say that’s is

not likely than notnot likely than notnot likely than notnot likely than not????

"There's a billion to one chance we're living in base

reality," Elon Musk said tonight on stage at Recode's Code

Conference, meaning that one of the most influential and

powerful figures in tech thinks that it's overwhelmingly

likely we're just characters living inside a simulation.

Let’s start from the past...

In 2003, a Swedish philosopher Nick Brotman( Faculty of Philosophy, Oxford

University) published this theory. Following is a part of his research.

This paper argues that at least one of the following propositions is true:

(1) The human species is very likely to go extinct before reaching a “posthuman” stage.

(2) Any posthuman civilization is extremely unlikely to run a significant number of simulations

of their evolutionary history (or variations thereof)

(3) We are almost certainly living in a computer simulation. It follows that the belief that there is

a significant chance that we will one day become post humans who run ancestor-simulations is

false, unless we are currently living in a simulation. A number of other consequences of this result

are also discussed.

Many works of science fiction as well as some forecasts by serious technologists and futurologists

predict that enormous amounts of computing power will be available in the future. Let us suppose

for a moment that these predictions are correct. One thing that later generations might do with their

super-powerful computers is run detailed simulations of their forebears or of people like their

forebears. Because their computers would be so powerful, they could run a great many such

simulations. Suppose that these simulated people are conscious (as they would be if the

simulations were sufficiently fine-grained and if a certain quite widely accepted position in the

philosophy of mind is correct). Then it could be the case that the vast majority of minds like ours

do not belong to the original race but rather to people simulated by the advanced descendants of an

original race. It is then possible to argue that, if this were the case, we would be rational to think

that we are likely among the simulated minds rather than among the original biological ones.

Therefore, if we don’t think that we are currently living in a computer simulation, we are not

entitled to believe that we will have descendants who will run lots of such simulations of their

forebears. That is the basic idea.

At our current stage of technological development, we have neither sufficiently powerful hardware

nor the requisite software to create conscious minds in computers. But persuasive arguments have

been given to the effect that if technological progress continues unabated then these shortcomings

will eventually be overcome.

Today's thoughts

When Elon Musk isn’t outlining plans to use his massive rocket to leave a

decaying Planet Earth and colonize Mars, he sometimes talks about his belief

that Earth isn’t even real and we probably live in a computer simulation.

“There’s a billion to one chance we’re living in base reality,” he said at a

conference in June, 2016.

Musk is just one of the people in Silicon Valley to take a keen interest in the

“simulation hypothesis”, which argues that what we experience as reality is

actually a giant computer simulation created by a more sophisticated

intelligence. If it sounds a lot like The Matrix, that’s because it is.

According to New Yorker profile of Y Combinator venture capitalist Sam

Altman, October 2016, there are two tech billionaires secretly engaging

scientists to work on breaking us out of the simulation and spending billions on

the research.

But what does this mean? And what evidence is there that we are, in fact,

living in The Matrix?

This argument is extrapolated from observing current trends in technology,

including the rise of virtual reality and efforts to map the human brain.

"Quite frankly if we are not living in a

simulation it is an extraordinarily unlikely

circumstance"

Rich Terrile, scientist at Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory

If we believe that there is nothing supernatural about what causes consciousness

and it’s merely the product of a very complex architecture in the human brain, we’ll

be able to reproduce it. “Soon there will be nothing technical standing in the way to

making machines that have their own consciousness,” said Rich Terrile, a scientist

at Nasa’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

At the same time, videogames are becoming more and more sophisticated and in

the future we’ll be able to have simulations of conscious entities inside them.

“Forty years ago we had Pong – two rectangles and a dot. That’s where we were.

Now 40 years later, we have photorealistic, 3D simulations with millions of people

playing simultaneously and it’s getting better every year. And soon we’ll have virtual

reality, we’ll have augmented reality,” said Musk. “If you assume any rate of

improvement at all, then the games will become indistinguishable from reality.”

It’s a view shared by Terrile. “If one progresses at the current rate of technology

a few decades into the future, very quickly we will be a society where there are

artificial entities living in simulations that are much more abundant than human

beings.”

If there are many more simulated minds than organic ones, then the chances of us

being among the real minds starts to look more and more unlikely. As Terrile puts

it: “If in the future there are more digital people living in simulated environments

than there are today, then what is to say we are not part of that already?”

Reasons to believe that the universe is a simulation include the fact that it behaves

mathematically and is broken up into pieces (subatomic particles) like a pixelated

video game. “Even things that we think of as continuous – time, energy, space,

volume – all have a finite limit to their size. If that’s the case, then our universe is

both computable and finite. Those properties allow the universe to be simulated,”

Terrile said.

But,

Not everyone is so convinced by the hypothesis. “Is it logically possible that we are

in a simulation? Yes. Are we probably in a simulation? I would say no,” said Max

Tegmark, a professor of physics at MIT.

“In order to make the argument in the first place, we need to know what the

fundamental laws of physics are where the simulations are being made. And if we

are in a simulation then we have no clue what the laws of physics are. What I teach

at MIT would be the simulated laws of physics,” he said.

Harvard theoretical physicist Lisa Randall is even more skeptical. “I don’t see that

there’s really an argument for it,” she said. “There’s no real evidence.”

So, what’s your thought on our world being in

simulation? Do share with me, so we can come

together and have healthy discussion and present our

thoughts.

HHHHemabhKamboj IT Student BMCEM

Glimpses of BMCEMGlimpses of BMCEMGlimpses of BMCEMGlimpses of BMCEM

Dr Sanjay Kumar [DirectorPrincipal, MVSIT] and Dr B.K. khan presenting bouquet to Dr J.S. Saini of

DCRUST and on left Dr Abid along with Dr B. K. Khan enlighten the lamp on two days workshop on

Research Methodology

Lohri celebration: Staff and the students enjoying, dancing and celebrating the festival

on January 13, 2017.

Republic Day celebration at campus of BMCEM

Showers of talent by BMCIANS at Anugoonj prelims

Best out of waste creativity by BMCEMIANS Blood donation camp at BMCEM

Holy celebration at campus of BMCEM

NukkadNukkadNukkadNukkad Nattak by BMCIANsNattak by BMCIANsNattak by BMCIANsNattak by BMCIANs

HUAWEI Company for our yearly industrial visit

Inaugural function of yearly Sports MEET

Academic excellence prize distribution inauguration by Dr S.K. Garg (former AICTE Chairman)

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