IT Exhibition Part-2 (Jagat Taran Golden Jubilee School

Jagat Taran Golden Jubilee School organized a captivating Maths, Science, Art, and IT exhibition, showcasing the creative prowess and innovative spirit of its students. The exhibition was a Symphony of Ingenuity and Creativity and also a testament to the school's commitment to fostering interdisciplinary learning, integrating theoretical concepts with practical applications. Students from various grades showcased their projects, models, and artwork, demonstrating an impressive grasp of mathematical and scientific principles.
Pro. Ishwar Chandra Agrawal, the Former Director of MNNIT, Prayagraj was the Chief Guest for this occasion.
The exhibition featured an impressive array of innovative projects, models, and artwork, exemplifying students' profound grasp of mathematical and scientific principles. Interactive mathematical models elucidating complex algebraic and geometric concepts, scientific experiments illustrating fundamental principles of physics, chemistry, and biology, and environmental conservation models promoting sustainable development, were among the notable exhibits.
Maths Exhibition featured Spiro graph, a replica of Kutub minar, Gutt's Future Theorem, Uses of similarity, 32 soilder games, Isometric Geo board, Napier' bones, sand Art, Trigonometric park, marble race, parallel lines etc
The Science Exhibition featured innovative projects including Hydraulic pressure Crane, Mechanical Solar System, Buzz Games, Greenhouse Farming, Seismograph, Automatic Brake System, Rocket, , Transmission Line Fault Detection, Water Treatment, Lighting Conductor, Gobar Gas, Working Robot, Electricity Generator, Obstacle Avoiding Car etc. These scientific experiments showcasing Environmental conservation models promoting sustainability and principles of physics, chemistry, and biology were a feast to behold.
The art section displayed an array of creative expressions, including face painting, newspaper dress modeling, vibrant paintings and sketches reflecting social awareness themes.
The IT section showcased technical proficiency and prowess of students and displayed wonderful projects such as Fire Fighter Robot, Chatbot, Chess Game, 360° view of school building etc.
The Chief Guest Prof. Ishwar Chandra Agrawal inaugurated the exhibition, praising the students' ingenuity and creativity. "This exhibition is a shining example of the school's dedication to nurturing young minds," the Chief Guest remarked.
The jury of this exhibition was comprised of Dr. Santosh Kumar Shukla , the Executive Secretary of NASI, Dr. Mukesh Kumar Shukla, Asst. Prof. Applied Sciences Dept. , United Institute of Technology and Shri Gaurav Narayan Singh Asst. Prof. Computer Sciences Dept. , United Institute of Technology.

The school Principal Mrs. Sushmita Kanungo, emphasized the significance of such events. She said that the aim of the school is to provide a platform for students to explore, experiment, and express themselves, preparing them for a dynamic, technology-driven world.
Shri Pradeep Mukherjee, the President, JTES praised the students' exceptional creativity and technical acumen and said that the exhibition was an eminent extravaganza of innovation and creativity. He lauded the students' outstanding work and said that this exhibition is a testament to the school's unwavering commitment to nurturing young minds and such events foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Jagat Taran Golden Jubilee School's Maths, Science, Art, and IT exhibition was a resounding success, demonstrating the school's commitment to holistic education. The event inspired students to pursue their passions, fostering a spirit of innovation and creativity.
On this occasion , a large number of parents , students along with their teachers and coordinators were present.