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    Meet the Assistant Professor - II

    Aradhana Narang

    Assistant Professor - II,
    School of Engineering & Technology

    Aradhana Narang

    Position : Faculty Incharge, Communication and Website Development Team

    Email : aradhana.narang@bmu.edu.in

    Dr. Aradhana Narang has been working as Assistant Professor-II in School of Engineering and Technology (SoET) of BML Munjal University, Gurugram since 2024. She has also worked in the Dept of Mathematics, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida and also in corporate sector within the field of Product Management and Development in Nielsen India, Mumbai. Dr. Narang completed PhD in Mathematics (Evolutionary Game Theory) from IIT Madras in 2022. She has completed M.Sc. Mathematics from Miranda House, DU in 2014 and B.Sc. Mathematics (H) from Lady Shri Ram College for Women, DU in 2012. Dr. Narang is the recipient of Institute Research Award from IIT Madras, Best Paper Award from ICORDS 2025 (MAHE), University Rankers’ Award from Delhi University, All India Rank Holder 26 in GATE 2016 (Mathematics). She is a member of American Mathematical Society and Golden Key International Honour Society. She is a reviewer for many esteemed international journals.

    Dr. Narang is involved in teaching mathematics courses at BMU. She is actively involved in research related to game theory and its applications in epidemiology, AI, cybersecurity. She is also involved in guiding and mentoring students in research. Presently she is working on stability theory in evolutionary population games, game theoretic optimal approach to epidemic modeling and solutions, connections of game theory to AI and cybersecurity. Dr. Narang has presented her research work in national and international conferences and delivered invited talks in prestigious institutes.

    She has organized/co-organized various events. She is also the Faculty Incharge of Communication & Website Development (SoET), a mentor of Strokes Club at BMU and involved in other institutional building activities at BMU.

    • Graduation In: B.Sc. Mathematics (H)
    • Graduation From: Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi
    • Graduation Year: 2012
    • Post Graduation In: M.Sc. Mathematics
    • Post Graduation From: Miranda House, University of Delhi
    • Post Graduation Year: 2014
    • Doctorate In: PhD Mathematics
    • Doctorate From: Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai
    • Doctorate Year: 2022
    From - To (Year) Designation & Organization Core Competency Additional Exp. Details
    Oct 2022 -Mar 2024. Assistant Professor-I Jaypee Institute of Information Technology
    June 2014 -June 2015. Research Analyst, Choice Analytics Team, Product Management and Development Nielsen (India) Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai
    • Stability analysis in evolutionary game theory
    • Game theoretic optimal approach to epidemic modeling and solutions
    • Connections of game theory to AI, cybersecurity and International Trade
    • Narang, A., Shaiju, A. J., Robustness against indirect invasions in asymmetric games with continuous strategy spaces, International Game Theory Review (IGTR), 25(4), 2350012 (1-16),(2023).
    • Narang, A., Shaiju, A. J., Neighborhood strong superiority and evolutionary stability of polymorphic profiles in asymmetric games, Journal of Dynamics and Games, 9(3), 253-266,(2022).
    • Narang, A., Shaiju, A. J., Stability of faces in asymmetric evolutionary games, Annals of Operations Research, 304, 343–359. [Impact Factor- 4.854], (2021).
    • Narang, A., Shaiju, A. J., Globally strong uninvadable sets of profiles in asymmetric games, International Game Theory Review (IGTR), 22(01), 1-8, (2020).
    • Narang, A., Shaiju, A. J., Evolutionary stability of polymorphic profiles in asymmetric games, Dynamic Games and Applications, 9(4), 1126-1142,  (2019).
    • Narang, A., Shaiju, A. J., Robustness against indirect invasions in asymmetric games. IFAC-PapersOnLine, 53(2), 16926-16931, (2020).

    Dr. Aradhana Narang is member of the following associations-

    • American Mathematical Society
    • Golden Key International Honour Society
    • Research Publications in various international esteemed journals like Annals of Operations Research, Dynamic Games and Applications, International Game Theory Review, Journal of Dynamics and Games.
    • Delivered lectures at various prestigious institutes, presentations in conferences like IFAC Germany, ICMTA SRMIST Tamil Nadu, ICNAA DSC Maharashtra.
    • Reviewer in esteemed international journals.
    • Co-organized symposiums and research talks.
    • Participated in various FDPs/workshops/seminars/webinars.
    • Received the Institute Research Award 2021 from IIT Madras for good quality research work.
    • Secured an All India Rank 26 in GATE 2016 (for Mathematics).
    • Awarded with the University Ranker’s Certificate by Miranda House for securing IInd rank in the University of Delhi for M.Sc. Mathematics in 2015.
    • Awarded with the Certificate for Best Student in Mathematics by Lady Shri Ram College for Women in 2009-2010.
    • Member of Golden Key International Honour Society (since 2011) that provides recognition to the top 15% of academic achievers.  Secured a scholarship award in 2012 which is given to a single student of University of Delhi on the basis of scholastic achievement and community service commitment.
    • Secured second position in an inter-college mathematical quiz among 19 teams, organized by the Department of Mathematics, Lady Shri Ram College for Women in 2011.
    • Awarded with the Anupama Dua Scholarship in Lady Shri Ram College for Women for academic excellence in 2011 and 2012.
    • Best research paper award at ICORDS 2025 organized by CARAMS, MAHE, Manipal.
    • Probability and Statistics
    • Discrete Mathematics
    • Calculus for Engineers
    • Linear Algebra
    • Fundamentals of Game Theory
    • Advanced Game Theory and Applications to epidemic modeling, bio resource management
    • Introduction to game theory and mechanism design