17th February, 2020, Placement Hall: The Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) hosted an auction ahead of its upcoming MUN conference, the Intra Assembly of Nation Conference, which goes by the name Intra AON. This is the intra college edition of the mega conference The Assembly of Nations. Mr. Ashish Ranjan, an alumnus of the college and popular figure in the MUN circuit, having sheer amount of expertise in the field of MUN’s was the guest auctioneer. Around 40 students across several departments filled up the placement hall to witness the event.
A total of 14 people selected based on their experiences in MUN conferences participated in the auction, and the bet being placed by the student ambassadors who hailed from every odd streams of the college. Each of the student ambassadors was allotted with Rs. 200 to bid on the fourteen people, who were put to auction. During the auction, attendees shared their opinions, their thoughts and their expectations on the participants. The base price of the auction was fixed at Rs. 25. The idea of this interesting event was to help participants as well as the audience to witness a glimpse of the auction. These participants were given companies. Ultimately, after rounds of extensive auction, the highest bid went up to Rs. 130.
The auction saw over enthusiastic response from the students as some event of this magnitude has never been conducted before. It was a great event, students exercised their liberty and choice to place the bid on the participants. Therefore, the event provided a great learning experience to the participants as well as the audience.
(The report has been filled by Avik Chakraborty along with cameraperson Sakib Sahiwar)
The modern lifestyle is an unbalanced mix of frantic work and stressful personal life. This is where the significance of vacations comes into play. It frees us from our everyday routine and allows us to relax. “A journey well shared is a journey well enjoyed”, keeping this notion in mind like every year the students …
Be-ites Gujarat Industrial Trip On 9th January, 2017, an all-girls group of 37 students and 3 teachers from the Bhawanipur Education Society College left from Kolkata for a journey spanning the states of Gujarat and Maharashtra. It was primarily an industrial visit but little did they know it was going to be an unforgettable experience.
The Department of English, The Bhawanipur Education Society College inaugurated a year-long seminar series titled Re-thinking Romanticism on 19th March 2019. The inaugural seminar was organised in collaboration with Indo British Scholars’ Association (IBSA) Kolkata. The aim of the inaugural seminar was to focus on new approaches to the study of Romanticism, which, in Indian …
Some students pronounce it with a “Ph”, drawing its origin back to the Punjabi month of Phagun in the Nanakshahi calendar, while others allude to the eleventh month of the Bengali calendar named after the star Uttorfalguni, which marks the arrival of spring – the sixth and the final season in these parts of the …
Auction at BESC for Intra AON
17th February, 2020, Placement Hall: The Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) hosted an auction ahead of its upcoming MUN conference, the Intra Assembly of Nation Conference, which goes by the name Intra AON. This is the intra college edition of the mega conference The Assembly of Nations. Mr. Ashish Ranjan, an alumnus of the college and popular figure in the MUN circuit, having sheer amount of expertise in the field of MUN’s was the guest auctioneer. Around 40 students across several departments filled up the placement hall to witness the event.
A total of 14 people selected based on their experiences in MUN conferences participated in the auction, and the bet being placed by the student ambassadors who hailed from every odd streams of the college. Each of the student ambassadors was allotted with Rs. 200 to bid on the fourteen people, who were put to auction. During the auction, attendees shared their opinions, their thoughts and their expectations on the participants. The base price of the auction was fixed at Rs. 25. The idea of this interesting event was to help participants as well as the audience to witness a glimpse of the auction. These participants were given companies. Ultimately, after rounds of extensive auction, the highest bid went up to Rs. 130.
The auction saw over enthusiastic response from the students as some event of this magnitude has never been conducted before. It was a great event, students exercised their liberty and choice to place the bid on the participants. Therefore, the event provided a great learning experience to the participants as well as the audience.
(The report has been filled by Avik Chakraborty along with cameraperson Sakib Sahiwar)
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