BVM College of Management Education proudly hosted its 11th National Conference on “Universal Empowerment for Skilled and Sustainable Future” on February 22nd & 23rd, 2025. This two-day event brought together 300 registered participants, including academicians, researchers, professionals, and students, to discuss critical perspectives on skill development and sustainability. The conference received 128 abstracts, of which 116 were selected for paper presentations, and 106 full papers were submitted. The selected manuscripts are going to be published in UGC CARE-listed journals: IPE Journal of Management (ISSN: 2249-9040), The Journal of the Institute of Public Enterprise (ISSN: 0971-1864), and Parikalpana: KIIT Journal of Management (ISSN: 0974-2808).
The conference commenced with a ceremonial worship of Maa Saraswati, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge. The inaugural session was graced by:
College dignitaries, including Group Executive Director Mr. Manoj Singh Kushwah, Executive Director Mr. Abhishek Jain, Principal and Conference Chairperson Dr. Saurabh Goyal, Conference Convener Dr. Varsha Ratnaparkhe, and Conference Co-Convener Dr. Uday Singh Rajput, warmly welcomed the guests. The distinguished speakers shared insightful perspectives on the conference theme, setting the tone for meaningful discussions.
The conference featured three technical sessions over two days, each focused on a specific domain. In every session, two Best Paper Awards were presented, with the winners receiving cash prizes of Rs. 2,000 and Rs. 1,500, along with a shield and a certificate.
The valedictory session was honored by:
The session highlighted the key takeaways from the conference and celebrated the contributions of all participants.
Over the two days, the conference featured a distinguished lineup of speakers who shared their expertise on universal empowerment, skill development, and sustainability. Their insights provided fresh perspectives and actionable strategies for addressing contemporary challenges. The event fostered meaningful dialogue among delegates, enriching both academic and professional discourse. Certificates were distributed by the guest to all participants who were present.
The 11th National Conference was a resounding success, thanks to the active participation of delegates, the wisdom of our esteemed speakers, and the support of our college dignitaries, media personnel, faculty, and students. We express our heartfelt gratitude to all who contributed to this enriching academic endeavor.
BVM College of Management Education proudly hosted its 10th National Conference on “Organizational Responsibility & Accountability: An Ethical Challenge” on February 25th & 26th, 2023. This two-day event brought together 300 registered participants, including academicians, researchers, professionals, and students, to explore ethical challenges in organizational responsibility and accountability. The conference attracted 345 registered participants. A total of 135 abstracts were received, of which 95 were selected for paper presentations. Ultimately, 70 papers were submitted. The 43 selected manuscripts are going to be published in UGC CARE-listed journals: Madhya Bharti Journal of Science (ISSN: 0972-7434) and Shodha-Prabha (ISSN: 0974-8946).
The conference commenced with the traditional worship of Maa Saraswati, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge. The inaugural session was graced by:
College dignitaries, including Group Executive Director Mr. Manoj Singh Kushwah, Executive Director Mr. Abhishek Jain, Principal and Conference Chairperson Dr. Saurabh Goyal, and Conference Secretary Dr. Umesh Gautam, warmly welcomed the guests. The dignitaries shared their insights on the conference theme, setting an inspiring tone for the event.
The conference featured three technical sessions over two days, each focused on a specific domain. In every session, one Best Paper Award was presented, with the winners receiving cash prizes of Rs. 2,100, along with a shield and a certificate.
This session explored the role of human resources in fostering organizational accountability, with insightful discussions on ethical practices in HR management.
This session delved into the critical role of accountability in financial systems, emphasizing ethical practices in accounting and finance.
This session addressed ethical challenges across social, educational, marketing, and technological domains, fostering interdisciplinary discussions.
The valedictory session was honored by :
The session concluded with reflections on the conference’s outcomes and their implications for ethical practices in organizations.
Over the two days, the conference featured a distinguished lineup of speakers who shared their expertise on universal empowerment, skill development, and sustainability. Their insights provided fresh perspectives and actionable strategies for addressing contemporary challenges. The event fostered meaningful dialogue among delegates, enriching both academic and professional discourse. Certificates were distributed by the guests to all participants who were present.
During the two-day event, a galaxy of speakers delivered insightful lectures on the theme "Organizational Responsibility & Accountability: An Ethical Challenge." The diverse perspectives shared throughout the conference offered participants valuable frameworks to navigate ethical challenges in their respective fields, thereby making a significant contribution to the academic discourse on this vital topic.
The 9th National Conference on "Green Challenges for Sustainable Development in the Modern Era" was held on March 20–21, 2021, bringing together scholars, educators, and professionals to discuss sustainable development through the lenses of Human Resource Management, Marketing, Finance, and General Management. The conference featured an inaugural session, three technical sessions, and a valedictory session, with distinguished academics and industry experts delivering keynote addresses and chairing discussions. The conference received 98 abstracts, of which 81 were selected for paper presentations, and 49 full papers were submitted. The selected manuscripts are going to be published in Naveen Shodh Sansar (An International Refereed/ Peer Review Research Journal) (E-ISSN 2394-3793).
The conference commenced with a ceremonial worship of Maa Saraswati, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge. The inaugural session was graced by:
College dignitaries, including Group Executive Director Mr. Manoj Singh Kushwah, Executive Director Mr. Abhishek Jain, Principal and Conference Chairpman Dr. Saurabh Goyal, Conference Convener Mr. Umesh Gautam, and Conference Co-Convener Mrs. Sonam Singh, warmly welcomed the guests. The inaugural session set the tone for the conference, emphasizing the importance of sustainable development and green initiatives in addressing modern challenges.
The conference featured three technical sessions over two days, each focused on a specific domain. In every session, one Best Paper Award was presented, with the winner receiving a cash prize of Rs. 2,100, a shield, and a certificate.
This session explored innovative approaches to human resource management and their alignment with sustainable development goals, with insightful contributions from the keynote speaker and paper presenters.
Best Paper Presentation Award : Ms. Mamta Banoriya, a management student at BVM College of Management Education, Gwalior, for her research paper titled "Impact of Working Capital on Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Equity (ROE) of Hero MotoCorp Limited".
This session focused on sustainable marketing strategies and their role in fostering environmentally conscious business practices.
The valedictory session was honored by:
The valedictory session concluded the conference with reflections on the discussions and insights shared, emphasizing actionable steps toward sustainable development.
Over the two days, the conference featured a distinguished lineup of speakers who shared their expertise on universal empowerment, skill development, and sustainability. Their insights provided fresh perspectives and actionable strategies for addressing contemporary challenges. The event fostered meaningful dialogue among delegates, enriching the academic and professional discourse. Certificates were distributed by the guest to all participants who were present.
The 9th National Conference was a resounding success, thanks to the active participation of delegates, the wisdom of our esteemed speakers, and the support of our college dignitaries, media personnel, faculty, and students. We express our heartfelt gratitude to all who contributed to this enriching academic endeavor.
The 8th National Conference on "Human Capital Challenges for Organizations in Current Scenario" was held on January 12-13, 2019, bringing together scholars, educators, and professionals to discuss Human Capital Challenges through the lenses of Human Resource Management, Marketing, Finance, and General Management. The conference featured an inaugural session, three technical sessions, and a valedictory session, with distinguished academics and industry experts delivering keynote addresses and chairing discussions. The conference received 148 abstracts, of which 94 were selected for paper presentations, and 78 full papers were submitted. The selected manuscripts are going to be published in Naveen Shodh Sansar (An International Refereed/ Peer Review Research Journal) ISSN: 2394-3793 (E) / 2320-8767 (P).
The conference commenced with a ceremonial worship of Maa Saraswati, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge. The inaugural session was graced by:
College dignitaries, including Group Executive Director Mr. Manoj Singh Kushwah, Executive Director Mr. Abhishek Jain, Principal and Conference Chairperson Dr. M.R. Sahu, Conference Convener Dr. Naveen Sharma and Conference Co-Convener Mr. Abhijeet Chauhan, warmly welcomed the guests. The inaugural session set the tone for the conference, emphasizing the importance of Human Capital Challenges for Organizations in Current Scenario.
The conference featured three technical sessions over two days, each focused on a specific domain. In every session, one Best Paper Presentation Award was presented, with the winner receiving a cash prize, a shield, and a certificate.
This session explored innovative approaches to human resource management and their alignment with Human Capital Challenges, with insightful contributions from the keynote speaker and paper presenters.
This session focused on Human Capital Challenges strategies and their role in fostering conscious practices.
The valedictory session was honored by:
The valedictory session concluded the conference with reflections on the discussions and insights shared, emphasizing actionable steps toward Human Capital Challenges.
Over the two days, the conference featured a distinguished lineup of speakers who shared their expertise on Human Capital Challenges. Their insights provided fresh perspectives and actionable strategies for addressing contemporary challenges. The event fostered meaningful dialogue among delegates, enriching the academic and professional discourse. Certificates were distributed by the guest to all participants who were present.
The 8th National Conference was a resounding success, thanks to the active participation of delegates, the wisdom of our esteemed speakers, and the support of our college dignitaries, media personnel, faculty, and students. We express our heartfelt gratitude to all who contributed to this enriching academic endeavor.
The seventh National Conference aimed to bring together experts, faculty, and research scholars to deliberate on the emerging paradigms and challenges in the fields of finance, marketing, human resources, and information technology. The conference provided a vibrant platform for scholarly exchange through keynote addresses, technical presentations, and interactive sessions. The conference received 138 abstracts, of which 91 were selected for paper presentations, and 76 full papers were submitted. The selected manuscripts are going to be published in Researchline International Journal (A Quarterly Multi-Disciplinary & Referred International Research Journal) ISSN: 2321-2993.
The conference was inaugurated on January 13, 2018, marked by the presence of distinguished academicians and thought leaders.
College dignitaries, including Group Executive Director Mr. Manoj Singh Kushwah, Executive Director Mr. Abhishek Jain, Principal and Conference Chairperson Dr. M.R. Sahu, Conference Convener Mrs. Sumbul Khan and Conference Co-Convener Mr. Amit Upadhyay, warmly welcomed the guests. The inaugural session set an enthusiastic tone for intellectual discourse through insightful addresses on business dynamics and the necessity of innovation in commerce education.
The conference featured three technical sessions over two days, each focused on a specific domain. In every session, one Best Paper Presentation Award was presented, with the winner receiving a cash prize, a shield, and a certificate.
This session explored contemporary trends and research in finance. Diverse viewpoints were exchanged, focusing on developments and challenges in Indian and global finance.
This session focused on the rapidly changing domains of Human Resources and Marketing, highlighting current issues, research, and best practices.
Papers in this session discussed the integration of information technology in business and commerce, encouraging the adoption of digital practices for sustainable growth.
The conference concluded with a valedictory session on January 14, 2018, celebrating scholarly achievements and reflecting on the two-day intellectual journey.
The valedictory session was a fitting closure, appreciating the contributions of all participants and charting directions for future research in commerce. Certificates were distributed by the guest to all participants who were present.
The 7th National Conference provided an enriching platform for academicians, research scholars, and professionals to deliberate on the emerging paradigms in business and commerce. The two-day event fostered meaningful dialogues, showcased promising research, and encouraged knowledge sharing across multiple domains. The exchanges during the sessions not only strengthened academic collaborations but also inspired participants to innovate and address contemporary business challenges. The conference culminated in a renewed commitment to advancing research and education in commerce for sustainable business practices and societal development.
The 6th National Conference was organized to provide an academic forum for dialogue and deliberation on the theme “Make in India: Empowering Economic Development in New Era.” Spanning two days, the conference brought together distinguished academicians, experts, research scholars, and students to explore the multifaceted aspects of India’s economic transformation through the “Make in India” initiative. The conference received 158 abstracts, of which 100 were selected for paper presentations, and 61 full papers were submitted. The selected manuscripts are going to be published in Researchline International Journal (A Quarterly Multi-Disciplinary & Referred International Research Journal) ISSN: 2321-2993.
The conference opened on 28th January 2017 with an Inaugural Session, attended by the following dignitaries.
College dignitaries, including Group Executive Director Mr. Manoj Singh Kushwah, Executive Director Mr. Abhishek Jain, Principal and Conference Chairperson Dr. M.R. Sahu, Conference Convener Mrs. Varsha Ratnaparkhe and Conference Co-Convener Mr. Saurabh Mishra, warmly welcomed the guests. The inaugural session set an enthusiastic tone for intellectual discourse through insightful addresses on business dynamics and the necessity of innovation in commerce education.
The session set the stage for rich academic engagement, emphasizing the significant role of the "Make in India" initiative and its implications for national economic growth.
The conference featured three technical sessions over two days, each focused on a specific domain. In every session, one Best Paper Presentation Award was presented, with the winner receiving a cash prize, a shield, and a certificate.
This session facilitated academic presentations and discussions on the impact of "Make in India" on finance and human resource development, with reference to policy reforms, employment generation, and skill development.
Scholars presented papers covering marketing advancements, branding, and business innovations born out of the Make in India campaign, exploring challenges and opportunities in the Indian and international markets.
The session focused on diverse themes, including policy analysis, entrepreneurship, innovation, and the overall impact of the "Make in India" movement on India’s economy and society.
The valedictory session applauded the active participation of delegates and insightful presentations, with dignitaries appreciating the platform the conference provided for serious academic engagement on pressing economic issues. Certificates were distributed by the guest to all participants who were present.
The 6th National Conference on “Make in India: Empowering Economic Development in New Era” successfully fostered vibrant academic exchange and provided an invaluable platform for the presentation of research, sharing of ideas, and networking among scholars, practitioners, and students. The deliberations over two days highlighted the transformative potential of the “Make in India” initiative, its impact on various sectors, and its importance in the context of India’s growth story. The event concluded with renewed resolve among participants to pursue collaborative research and contribute actively to the ongoing narrative of economic empowerment and sustainable development in India.
The 5th National Conference focused on exploring the future of e-governance and its critical role in driving the growth and development of the Indian economy. The two-day conference provided a platform for academicians, practitioners, and scholars to deliberate on emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities within the sphere of digital governance. A total of 66 selected manuscripts were published in an edited book bearing ISBN 978-93-84804-16-9.
The conference was inaugurated with distinguished dignitaries from academic and administrative backgrounds sharing their insights:
College dignitaries, including Group Executive Director Mr. Manoj Singh Kushwah, Executive Director Mr. Abhishek Jain, Principal and Conference Chairperson Dr. M.R. Sahu, Conference Convener Mr. Umesh Gautam, warmly welcomed the guests.
The conference featured three technical sessions over two days, each focused on a specific domain. In every session, one Best Paper Presentation Award was presented, with the winner receiving a cash prize, a shield, and a certificate.
This session focused on the financial aspects of e-governance, highlighting its impact on transparency, efficiency, and economic inclusion.
Presentations in this session explored the role of e-governance in enhancing marketing strategies and human resource management within governmental and business organizations.
This session emphasized the broader implications of e-governance on governance reforms, public service delivery, and socio-economic development.
The conference concluded with a valedictory session featuring notable speakers who summarized the learnings and highlighted future pathways.
The valedictory session applauded the active participation of delegates and insightful presentations, with dignitaries appreciating the platform the conference provided for serious academic engagement on pressing economic issues. Certificates were distributed by the guest to all participants who were present.
The 5th National Conference on "E-Governance: The Futuristic Growth of Indian Economy" successfully provided a vibrant platform for academicians, practitioners, and researchers to converge and deliberate on the transformative potential of e-governance in India. The comprehensive sessions over two days fostered in-depth understanding of digital governance’s role in enhancing transparency, service delivery, and economic efficiency. The event highlighted the challenges and opportunities in integrating technology with governance and reinforced the commitment among participants to advance research, policy formulation, and implementation for sustainable growth. The conference concluded with a renewed vision towards harnessing digital innovations as a catalyst for futuristic development of the Indian economy.
The BVM College of Management Education, Gwalior, took great pride in organizing the prestigious 4th National Conference titled “Emerging Dimensions in Management and Information Technology” on the 14th and 15th of February, 2015. This two-day academic event was meticulously crafted to create a significant platform for deliberation, discourse, and dissemination of emerging trends within the realms of Management and Information Technology—domains which, in contemporary times, are witnessing profound changes due to the integration of technological advance and dynamic managerial practices.
The core theme of the conference—“Emerging Dimensions in Management and Information Technology”—was selected after careful consideration of ongoing transformations within business organizations and technology environments. In an era marked by globalization, digitization, and rapid innovation, management education and IT practices have become increasingly interconnected, influencing corporate functioning, decision-making, and societal progress. Therefore, the conference aimed to address cutting-edge developments, identify key trends, and showcase innovative practices that are influencing present realities and shaping the future trajectory of business and technology.
The event was officially inaugurated with an enthusiastic welcome extended by the institution’s eminent dignitaries, including Group Executive Director Mr. Manoj Singh Kushwah, Executive Director Mr. Abhishek Jain, Principal and Conference Chairperson Dr. M.R. Sahu, and Conference Convener Ms. Rani Rajput. The organizing committee’s warm reception and professional arrangements ensured an inviting atmosphere for all delegates and guests. Collectively, the leadership underscored the necessity for academic dialogue on the ever-evolving landscape of management and technology and highlighted the college's commitment to fostering scholarly engagement of the highest order.
A major highlight of the 4th National Conference was the remarkable academic engagement it attracted from distinguished academicians, senior faculty members, research scholars, and practitioners hailing from various reputed institutions and universities from across the country. The diversity in the delegate profile, encompassing multiple geographies, academic backgrounds, and professional experiences, significantly enriched the intellectual fervor of the event.
Throughout the duration of the conference, participants demonstrated extraordinary scholarly commitment by contributing thoroughly researched and analytically robust papers. Each paper presentation was marked by comprehensive argumentation, methodological rigor, and the articulation of original perspectives on pertinent issues. The conference sessions were designed to facilitate critical discourse, ensuring that presenters not only shared their insights but also engaged with constructive feedback and probing questions from the learned audience. Robust discussions and Q&A sessions accompanying each paper reinforced the spirit of collegial scholarship and contributed to the advancement of collective understanding.
The breadth and depth of the research papers were notable—spanning across various sub-themes such as digital transformation in business, strategic management in the technology era, IT-enabled decision-making processes, innovative HR practices, and the socio-economic impact of information systems. Presenters delved into emerging issues like the impact of big data analytics, e-governance, cloud computing, supply chain digitalization, entrepreneurship in the digital age, and the challenges and opportunities of managing knowledge-intensive organizations.
This variety ensured that all critical aspects of the main theme and its sub-components were explored, leaving very few stones unturned in the quest for holistic understanding. The panels, comments from session chairs, and peer deliberations that followed presentations were characterized by intellectual rigor, cross-disciplinary insights, and the enthusiastic sharing of innovative ideas and methodologies. These academic exchanges not only inspired the presenters but also motivated attendees to pursue further inquiry and collaboration.
Among the notable achievements of the 4th National Conference was the successful compilation, review, editing, and publication of a compendium of 93 selected research papers as a special volume of conference proceedings, published in an edited book bearing ISBN 978-93-84804-05-3. The organizers undertook a meticulous process for the publication: all submitted paper abstracts underwent thorough scrutiny by the Editorial Board, and only those that displayed exceptional academic merit, methodological soundness, and topical relevance were chosen for full-length development. This peer-review process signified the organizers’ commitment to upholding high standards of scholarly integrity and publication ethics.
What truly distinguished this effort was the fact that the final volume was not only prepared in record time but was also formally released during the course of the seminar itself. This feat required exemplary organizational effort and coordination among session chairs, reviewers, the editorial board, and support staff, all of whom worked in tandem to ensure every aspect—from formatting and editing to printing and distribution—was managed efficiently and precisely.
The conference publication is expected to have a lasting academic impact. Its curated content and contemporary focus make it an invaluable reference resource for a wide audience comprising scholars, budding researchers, faculty members, and industry practitioners. The diversity of themes, empirical rigor, and novel contributions enhance its utility as a knowledge repository and a catalyst for future research, teaching, and policy formulation. The Editorial Board’s diligent work has thus provided the academic fraternity with an enduring scholarly asset.
The resounding success of the 4th National Conference is a testament to the untiring dedication, meticulous planning, and relentless pursuit of excellence exhibited by the entire Organizing Team and Editorial Board. From the initial conceptual stage to the closing remarks, every phase of the event was characterized by thorough attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to the highest standards of academic professionalism.
The Organizing Team, under the able leadership of Principal and Conference Chairperson Dr. M.R. Sahu, and Conference Convener Ms. Rani Rajput coordinated efficiently across multiple functional areas including logistics, technical arrangements, registration, hospitality, session management, and publicity. Their teamwork ensured the smooth functioning of all events and provided all delegates with a welcoming and intellectually stimulating environment. The Board’s commitment to the timely publication of conference proceedings, despite significant deadline pressures, is especially noteworthy.
Profound gratitude is also due to every member of the Editorial Board, whose scholarly acumen and editorial diligence allowed for the rigorous selection, review, and refinement of conference papers. Their constructive feedback and tireless work elevated the quality of the publication and set a high benchmark for subsequent academic proceedings.
The conference’s vibrancy and scholarly enrichment would not have been possible without the invaluable contributions of resource persons, expert panelists, session chairs, and especially the participating delegates. The resource persons brought with them a wealth of knowledge and practical perspective, delivering keynote addresses and invited lectures that lit the way for meaningful debate throughout the conference. The delegates, by sharing their original work and engaging actively in discussions, contributed to an environment of healthy academic exchange and mutual inspiration.
The organizing institution recognizes the exceptional support of sponsors, administrative staff, student volunteers, and technical support teams, all of whom played vital, often behind-the-scenes roles in ensuring the success of the event.
In retrospect, the 4th National Conference on “Emerging Dimensions in Management and Information Technology” proved to be a landmark academic event, acting as a confluence for knowledge, experience, and innovation within its focus domains. By bringing together some of the brightest minds from academia and industry, the conference succeeded in highlighting the latest developments, sharing best practices, and strengthening the collective resolve of the scholarly community to confront current and future challenges.
The proceedings and outcomes of this conference—and in particular the published volume of selected research papers—promise to serve as a valuable catalyst for ongoing academic inquiry, professional advancement, and the nurturing of the next generation of management and IT scholars. The discussions, insights, and recommendations emanating from the conference will undoubtedly fuel further research, policy dialogue, and curriculum innovation in these vital fields.
The organizing committee, on behalf of BVM College of Management Education, reiterates its heartfelt congratulations to all who contributed to the grand success of this endeavor. Special appreciation is extended to every individual—be it academic, administrative, or supportive—whose efforts have left an indelible mark on the institution’s legacy of scholarly excellence. With deep gratitude and optimism, the college looks forward to more such enriching events and remains confident that the academic fraternity will continue to benefit from the wealth of knowledge and insight immortalized in the pages of this publication for many years to come.
