Bull Risers Workshop on Live Trading Simulations Empowers MBA Students at CGC Mohali
Chandigarh Group of Colleges (CGC), Mohali (Jhanjeri), in collaboration with Fintopedia, successfully hosted the Bull Risers Workshop on Live Trading Simulations. Organized by the Department of Management Studies (MBA), the workshop aimed to equip MBA students with practical exposure to stock market trading, investment strategies, and real-time trading simulations, fostering essential financial skills for the modern business world. The workshop was designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world financial applications, offering an immersive experience in the fast-paced world of stock trading. With a meticulous structure and strategic flow, the event covered vital aspects of stock trading, risk management, and market simulations, enhancing students’ financial literacy and strategic decision-making capabilities.
The keynote address was delivered by Mr. Ankit Mehta, Chief Strategic Officer at Fintopedia, whose vast expertise in stock trading, market volatility, and investment strategies provided the students with invaluable industry insights. Through interactive market simulations and real-time trading exercises, Mr. Mehta demonstrated the complexities of financial markets, helping students gain a deeper understanding of investment dynamics. He also discussed contemporary market trends, portfolio diversification, and risk management strategies, empowering students to make informed financial decisions.
The event was hosted by Ms. Kamini Bhardwaj, who set a professional and engaging tone for the workshop with her inaugural speech. She also expressed heartfelt gratitude to the participants, faculty members, and the esteemed speaker during the vote of thanks, acknowledging their enthusiasm and commitment to learning.
The workshop was conducted in two structured sessions to cater to students from different semesters, both sessions featured Live Trading Simulations, Risk Management Exercises, and Expert Insights on Market Trends, providing hands-on learning opportunities that significantly enhanced students’ confidence in financial decision-making.
The highlight of the event was the interactive Q&A session, where students engaged in dynamic discussions with Mr. Mehta, gaining clarity on complex trading concepts and investment strategies. His practical tips for financial growth and real-time decision-making resonated deeply with the audience, making the workshop a memorable and impactful learning experience.
Feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive, with students appreciating the practical exposure, interactive learning environment, and expert mentorship. The workshop not only enriched their understanding of stock market dynamics but also inspired them to explore financial markets with renewed confidence and enthusiasm.
In recognition of their active involvement, E-certificates were awarded to all participants, celebrating their dedication and enthusiasm for financial learning.The Bull Risers Workshop on Live Trading Simulations was a resounding success, thanks to the meticulous planning and execution by Coordinators Dr. Rajni Bala and Ms. Komalpreet Kaur. Their strategic leadership ensured the seamless organization of the event, contributing significantly to its impactful learning experience.
This initiative reaffirmed CGC Mohali’s (Jhanjeri) commitment to providing industry-oriented education and holistic development opportunities for its students, preparing them to excel in the competitive business world. As the event concluded on a high note, the students left with enhanced knowledge, strategic thinking skills, and the confidence to navigate the financial markets successfully. CGC Mohali (Jhanjeri) continues to empower its students with innovative learning experiences, setting new benchmarks in management education. The Department of Management Studies (MBA) extends its heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Ankit Mehta and Fintopedia for their invaluable contribution and support, making the Bull Risers Workshop a landmark event in the academic calendar.
