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)
Stress Interview, the event that instantly reminds us of Roadies and Raghu. Yes, the 30 participants from 15 different colleges who had enrolled to participate went through a stress check. Cries, laughter, anger, disappointments and endlessly synonymous emotions welled through the 2nd floor auditorium from 3.30 pm onwards as Mr. G. Jayshankar, the judge of …
The Women’s Cell of The Bhawanipur Education Society College organized a talk on the digital platform approved by the IQAC of the College on the 10th of June 2020. The speaker Dr. Sohini Banerjee who is currently working as an independent public health researcher and consultant spoke on the issue of rising incidents of domestic …
One might have definitely wondered as to why are case studies so important and why competition based on case studies are so rigorous? Well, Case Studies for sure help in discussing something that is far more realistic than theoretical studies for all the ones participating. Case studies help students to see that what they have …
The Assembly of Nations 2024 conducted its Volunteering Induction on January 16th, 2024, at the Society Hall, from 10:15 am onwards. The event commenced with an engaging introduction by Abhishek Shaw, Deputy Secretary General, who provided a detailed overview of the AON conference. His presentation not only explained the concept of Model United Nations (MUN) …
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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