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A One Day Workshop on Practical Application of A.I in Teaching & Research organized by Research & Development Cell, MCC in collaboration with MCC IQAC was held on 4th November 2025. The workshop was divided into two sessions with Lalengzuala, Informatics Officer, Directorate of Information & Communication Technology, Govt. of Mizoram as the Resource Person for Session I and Dr. C. Zoremsanga, Scientist D, NIELIT, Aizawl as the Resource Person for Session II.

In the first session, the Resource Person provides a guide on integrating AI in education and research. He offers an insightful talk on the evolution from the Dawn of AI to the current Generative AI Era. Key components of the talk are the different AI Models, the AI Programs (software using the model, like ChatGPT), and the AI Platforms (for training/deployment). He also stressed on the use of AI as support learning, and not to replace it, and highlights the importance of using AI transparently, verifying AI-generated output, and adherence to academic integrity. Ethical AI principles emphasized are Fairness, Transparency, and Accountability. The Resource Person also discussed methods for detecting AI-generated content and concludes with an overview of Prompt Engineering, offering a formula for effective prompting.

In the second session, the presentation outlines the rapid integration of AI in higher education, focusing on its applications, concerns, and ethical guidelines. The talk also highlights how AI enhances teaching and learning through personalized, adaptive learning and smart tutoring (e.g., Khanmigo). The talk also dealt on how AI can improve academic administration via automation (scheduling, processing results) and research through automated literature review and data analysis. Major drawbacks include the risk of academic dishonesty (using AI to generate assignments), misinformation (AI "hallucinations"), data privacy and security issues, and the Digital Divide.

The workshop was attended by 75 registered participants from different institutions across the state.

As part of the ongoing academic collaboration initiative with ICFAI University, the Department of Management organized a Faculty Exchange Program on 7^th November 2025. Under this program, Ms Lalawmpuii Khiangte, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, Mizoram Christian College conducted a lecture and workshop on ‘Business Communication- Principles and Practice’ for the V^th Semester BBA students at ICFAI University.

The session combined conceptual learning with a hands-on practical component - the first session focused on key conceptual principles of business communication, while the second session featured a hands-on practical workshop in the computer lab.

The initiative not only strengthened institutional partnerships but also provided a valuable platform for sharing pedagogical insights fostering knowledge exchange and experiential learning.

The Department of Management, Mizoram Christian College, organized an industrial visit to Zo International Skill Industry (ZISI) at Kulikawn West on 17th October 2025. The visit aimed to provide students with practical exposure to entrepreneurship, production processes, and skill-based industries. The resource person, Upa S. R. Thanghmingliana, owner of ZISI, warmly welcomed the students and Faculty members with tea and refreshments, creating an inviting and friendly atmosphere for learning.

ZISI is well-known for its craftsmanship in producing high-quality wooden furniture, particularly church furnishings such as chairs and doors. During the visit, the resource person delivered an inspiring session on the importance of hard work, diligence, and self-reliance. He highlighted the dignity and value of practical and hands-on work. He encouraged the students not to depend solely on government employment but to explore self-employment and entrepreneurship opportunities. Drawing from Christian teachings and Bible verses, he emphasized faith, perseverance, and humility as essential values in both personal and professional life.

Following the interactive session, the resource person guided the students through various workshops and workspaces within the industry. He explained the different stages of furniture production including carpentry and finishing. The students were given the opportunity to observe practical demonstrations of the machinery and tools used in the manufacturing process. The visit proved to be both educational and inspiring, giving students practical learning experience into the world of skill-based industries and motivating them to pursue hard work and innovation in their future endeavours.

15.10.2025: Under the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed with ICFAI University, the MCC Department of Management organized a Student Exchange Programme with ICFAI on 15^th October 2025 as part of the ongoing academic collaboration initiative.

As part of this programme, the V^th Semester BBA students from both MCC and ICFAI participated in an exchange visit. The students attended regular lectures, interacted with Faculty members, and participated in classroom discussions throughout the day, following the academic routine at their respective host institutions. This exchange provided students with a unique opportunity to experience a different academic environment, observe diverse teaching methodologies, and gain new perspectives on management education. The programme proved to be highly beneficial for both institutions, fostering mutual learning and strengthening academic ties.

Pursuant to the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed with ICFAI University, the Department of Management organized a Faculty Exchange Program on 8^th October 2025, as part of the academic collaboration initiative.

Under this program, Sir Lalpianruala, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, ICFAI University visited the department and delivered a lecture on the topic “Creative Thinking & Problem Solving” for the V^th Semester BBA students. The session was well-received by both students and faculty members, marking a successful beginning to the collaborative efforts between the two institutions.