🌟 AI in Education: IMS Ahilyanagar Students Redefine the Future of Learning
Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra — A wave of creativity and curiosity has sparked at the Institute of Management Studies (IMS), Ahilyanagar, where students recently completed an inspiring research project titled “Artificial Intelligence in Education.”
Guided by the dedicated Prof. Madhuri Godbole, this project explored how AI is reshaping classrooms and the way students think, write, and learn.
From using tools like ChatGPT and Grammarly to exploring smarter research techniques, the students discovered that AI isn’t replacing education — it’s re-imagining it.
💬 What the Students Found
Most students said they were already using AI tools confidently for academic tasks. They felt that AI made their studies more engaging, efficient, and fun.
However, they also noticed a fine line — too much dependence on AI could weaken creativity and critical thinking.
One student beautifully summarized it:
> “AI can guide us, but only teachers can inspire us.”
Nearly 70% of participants supported adding AI literacy and ethics training into their academic programs — showing that the next generation wants to use technology responsibly, not blindly.
🧠 How the Study Was Done
The research team surveyed 82 students from IMS and analyzed the data using simple but effective research tools.
They studied awareness, confidence, and attitudes toward AI.
Their findings showed that students are not only ready for digital learning but also aware of the need for balance between technology and human creativity.
🌈 The Message They Shared
The students concluded with a thoughtful message for all young learners:
Use AI to learn smarter, not lazier.
Stay creative and original.
Respect technology, but value human wisdom more.
Their guide, Prof. Madhuri Godbole, praised the students’ efforts, saying that projects like these “prove that true education is not just about adapting to technology, but shaping it with integrity and imagination.”
✨ A Step Toward Tomorrow
The IMS Ahilyanagar research project stands as a shining example of how students can blend technology with purpose.
As AI continues to evolve, these young learners remind us that the real intelligence will always come from the heart and mind working together.
Published by: Mymaharashtra News Network
Institute: Institute of Management Studies, Ahilyanagar
Project Title: Artificial Intelligence in Education
Guide: Prof. Madhuri Godbole
Research by : Anand Kokate, Abhishek Yadav, Akash gagare