Prof Stuti Varhney and Sonal Sharma presented Season II of the extremely popular game show, this time, exclusively for the first-year students of BCom (Morning Section).
After the customary welcome address by Prof Dilip Shah – the Dean of Student Affairs of the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC), the management quiz took off, if one may add, in right earnest. Adapted from the concept of Kaun Banega Crorepati, the Game of Proms was a real roller-coaster which had all the high drama of the original show built in, without losing out on the focus on management – a real educational aid, if one may add.
The show was broken into three levels with participants provided thirty seconds to give their answers. Participants could use a specific number of life lines – 50:50, phone a friend, audience poll, ask an expert – and the faster they answered the given question rightly, the higher would be the points earned and accumulated.
After a gruelling test of knowledge and stamina and a thoroughly enjoyed “edu-tainer” for the audience, Teams M15 with 146 points, M8 with 145 points and M14 with 103 points emerged winners occupying the top three positions. Prof Dilip Shah gave away the prizes to the winners.
(This report has been filed by Ramsha Rahman along with camera persons Anmol Pandey and Ankit Jaiswal of the Expressions collective of the BESC)
The Weather was Perfect. The college turf arena was barricaded with fences. Professors paced around the corridors dressed in sports jersey. Though it was a Sunday, the campus was noisy and beaming with liveliness. It isn’t difficult to figure out what’s being spoken of here. It’s none other than the most awaited tournament of the …
“It’s about ideas, and making those ideas happen” All of us face problems in our daily lives that lead some to find unique and innovative solutions to address the same issues. It has been a recurrent phenomenon throughout history, where people would capitalise on such solutions, called social entrepreneurship. Startups nowadays most often follow the …
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How better can the birth of the Lord who was born in a stable and gave his life for his fellow men, but by reaching out to those who are not as fortunate as we are? An “reach out” the students of the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC), like the three wise men – the …
Game of PROMS (Principles of Management Studies)
Prof Stuti Varhney and Sonal Sharma presented Season II of the extremely popular game show, this time, exclusively for the first-year students of BCom (Morning Section).
After the customary welcome address by Prof Dilip Shah – the Dean of Student Affairs of the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC), the management quiz took off, if one may add, in right earnest. Adapted from the concept of Kaun Banega Crorepati, the Game of Proms was a real roller-coaster which had all the high drama of the original show built in, without losing out on the focus on management – a real educational aid, if one may add.
The show was broken into three levels with participants provided thirty seconds to give their answers. Participants could use a specific number of life lines – 50:50, phone a friend, audience poll, ask an expert – and the faster they answered the given question rightly, the higher would be the points earned and accumulated.
After a gruelling test of knowledge and stamina and a thoroughly enjoyed “edu-tainer” for the audience, Teams M15 with 146 points, M8 with 145 points and M14 with 103 points emerged winners occupying the top three positions. Prof Dilip Shah gave away the prizes to the winners.
(This report has been filed by Ramsha Rahman along with camera persons Anmol Pandey and Ankit Jaiswal of the Expressions collective of the BESC)
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