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Report on Digital Awareness Camp

Organizing Departments

Department of Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)
Department of Computer Science (CS)
Department of Computer Science & Technology (CST)

Date & Venue

Date: April 13, 2026
Venue: ADGIPS Campus

Participants: Students, faculty members, and community members

Introduction

In loving memory of Hon’ble Founder Chairman Dr. Akhilesh Das Gupta Ji, the Digital Awareness Camp was successfully organized under the initiative ‘Akhil Jyot 2026’ on 13th April 2026 at the college premises by the Departments of Computer Science & Engineering (CSE), Computer Science (CS), and Computer Science & Technology (CST) of Dr. Akhilesh Das Gupta Institute of Professional Studies. In today’s rapidly evolving digital era, awareness about the safe and effective use of technology has become essential. To promote digital literacy and responsible online behavior, this initiative aimed to educate participants about the benefits, risks, and ethical use of digital platforms.

Objective of the Event

The key objectives of the Digital Awareness Camp were:

To promote digital literacy among students and the community
To create awareness about cybersecurity and online safety
To educate participants on digital payment systems and fraud prevention
To encourage the responsible and ethical use of social media
To familiarize participants with government digital initiatives

Description of the Event

The Digital Awareness Camp was successfully conducted with active participation from students and faculty members. The event included interactive sessions, live demonstrations, and awareness drives focusing on various aspects of digital usage.

Topics covered during the camp included:

Basics of digital literacy and internet usage.
Cyber threats and preventive measures
Safe digital transactions and online banking awareness
Data privacy and protection
Responsible usage of social media platforms

Student volunteers played a crucial role in delivering presentations and engaging with participants, ensuring that the information was easy to understand and practically applicable.

Key Highlights

Collaborative effort of three departments: CSE, CS, and CST
Active involvement of student volunteers in awareness activities by making Posters and Banners.
Interactive and practical sessions on cybersecurity and digital safety
Real-life examples and demonstrations for better understanding
Positive response and engagement from participants

Outcome of the Event

The Digital Awareness Camp successfully enhanced participants’ understanding of digital tools and safe online practices. It empowered individuals with knowledge to protect themselves from cyber threats and encouraged responsible digital behavior. The event also strengthened the institution’s outreach and community engagement.

Acknowledgement

The organizing team extends heartfelt gratitude to all faculty members, student volunteers, and participants for their enthusiastic involvement and support. Special appreciation goes to the Departments of CSE, CS, and CST for their coordinated efforts in making this event a grand success.

Conclusion

The Digital Awareness Camp was a significant step towards building a digitally informed and responsible society. The initiative highlighted the importance of awareness in ensuring safe and effective use of technology in daily life.

Recommendations

Conduct similar awareness programs on a regular basis
Extend such initiatives to rural and underprivileged areas
Collaborate with industry experts and cybersecurity professionals
Introduce advanced sessions on emerging technologies and threats

FEE BREAK-UPS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2025-26
BA-LLB / BBA-LLB – 1st Year		MBA – 1st Year		BBA – 1st Year		B. TECH. – 1st Year		B. TECH. – 3rd Year
Tuition Fee	92,000	Tuition Fee	137,500	Tuition Fee	88,400	Tuition Fee	123,600	Tuition Fee	111,000
University Dues	23,500	University Dues	23,500	University Dues	23,500	University Dues	23,500	University Dues	20,000
Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000
Security Fee	10,000	Security Fee	10,000	Security Fee	10,000	Security Fee	10,000	Per. Dev. & Trng.	5,900
Alumni Contribution	2,000	Alumni Contribution	2,000	Alumni Contribution	2,000	Alumni Contribution	2,000
TOTAL	128,500	TOTAL	174,000	TOTAL	124,900	TOTAL	160,100	TOTAL	137,900
BA-LLB / BBA-LLB – 2nd Year		MBA – 2nd Year		BBA – 2nd Year		B. TECH. – 2nd (LE) Year		B. TECH. – 3rd (LE) Year
Tuition Fee *	77,300	Tuition Fee	129,700	Tuition Fee	83,400	Tuition Fee	123,600	Tuition Fee	116,600
University Dues	23,500	University Dues	23,500	University Dues	23,500	University Dues	23,500	University Dues	23,500
Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000
				Per. Dev. & Trng.	4,800	Security Fee	10,000	Per. Dev. & Trng.	5,900
						Alumni Contribution	2,000
						Ind. Redi. Ini. Trng.	5,900
TOTAL	101,800	TOTAL	154,200	TOTAL	112,700	TOTAL	166,000	TOTAL	147,000
* Tentative
BA-LLB / BBA-LLB – 3rd Year				BBA – 3rd Year		B. TECH. – 2nd Year		B. TECH. – 4th Year
Tuition Fee *	77,300			Tuition Fee	79,400	Tuition Fee	116,600	Tuition Fee	103,700
University Dues	20,000			University Dues	20,000	University Dues	23,500	University Dues	20,000
Activity Fee	1,000			Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000	Activity Fee	1,000
						Per. Dev. & Trng.	5,900
				TOTAL	100,400	TOTAL	147,000	TOTAL	124,700
TOTAL	98,300							B. TECH. – 4th (LE) Year
* Tentative
								Tuition Fee	111,000
BA-LLB / BBA-LLB – 4th Year								University Dues	20,000
								Activity Fee	1,000
Tuition Fee *	77,300
University Dues	20,000
Activity Fee	1,000							TOTAL	132,000
TOTAL	98,300
* Tentative