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Jai-Utsav 2015

In the short span of 4 years, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Indore has emerged as the best private B-School of Central India and now it is back again with its exhilarating Annual fest, Jai-Utsav, a fun filled 3-day youth carnival with the right blend of academics, cultural, sports events. The theme is INDIA LIES IN YOU. India now has the world’s largest youth capital, the event aims in inspiring the Gen Y to unleash the true potential in them and building the leadership qualities to take our country forward to great level of heights.

Every year, Jai-Utsav witnesses unparalleled level of participation and the atmosphere gets electric with excitement, frolic, engagement and lots of fun. The fest draws participants not only from Indore but also from different colleges in India including our other 3 campuses in Lucknow, Noida and Jaipur.

This year Jai-Utsav would play host to number of events like Marketing Genius – Finance Genius – HR Genius, a unique 3-level management game along with events ranging fromdance competition, fashion shows to numerous exciting management games and Rock-band competition to tickle the wits of the best and the brightest who visit the campus. In addition to all this, the fusion of sports, drama and humour filled events and DJ nightwill make this carnival a grand one.

Date of Jai-Utsav: 12 Feb 2015 -14 Feb 2015
Venue: Jaipuria Institute of Management, Indore.

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Communication Conclave “Communication makes, sustains and breaks relationships.”

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida witnessed its first ever communication conclave held on 31st January 2015 with professors and professionals participating along with zealous students eager for heavy interaction. The main topic for the conclave was “Corporate Communication: Do you see what I see?”. The event was successfully organized by the faculty coordinators: Dr.Abhijit Nair, Ms. Richa Dhar, Ms. Kanchan Rana, Prof. Ashok Advani, Col.Rajpal and Dr.Niva Bhandari. The chief guest of the event was Mr.Lavleen Raheja, CEO & Chairman of Franklin Covey who inaugurated the conclave by lighting the divine lamp.

Dr. Poonam Sharma in her welcome speech focused on clear communication as the fundamental requirement for success. She, then tapped on the importance of “touching the locus” which means winning the hearts in style by quoting examples from speeches of Mr. Barack Obama and Mr.Narendra Modi. She also emphasized the importance of effective and clear communication in all the areas of sales and marketing; in fact in all the business domains.

Mr. Lavleen Raheja mesmerized the audience by his enthralling presentation, which focused on “7 Habits of High Effectiveness”.

He quoted the rising corporate demand for cultivating the art of communication clearly and the ability to follow the same with action. He then emphasized on the importance of trust using examples like GE to highlight the organizational shift from “profitability” to “trust”. He also spoke about the shift of organization towards value creation in every sphere of their activity.

The inauguration came to an end with a thanks giving speech by Dr.Abhijit Nair who quoted enthusiasm as the prime essence of communication.

The Panel 1 discussion came into action with focus on “Effective Communication, A tool for communication without authority”. The Panelists comprised of: Capt. Ved Prakash Singh,Corporate Head –HR, Jamna Auto Industries Ltd, Ms. Ira Aggarwal-Director Mission I AM . Col. M.S Vilkhu, Advanced Communicator, Toastmaster International and Ms. Mridula Lawrence, India Communications lead-CSC.” The session was moderated by Dr.Niva Bhandari.

The discussion started with a focus on effective communication throughout i.e. within teams, in cross functional teams and among people across all age groups. The speakers also shared their experiences.

The Panelists for the 2nd Panel were Mr. K.D Singh VP-Corporate Services –Maruti Suzuki Ltd, Ms. Poonam Jain Founder President Suprayas & DTM Toastmasters International and Ms. Urvashi Sareen Senior Manager HR Tech Mahindra, with the session being moderated by Prof. Ashok Advani. The speaker shared their real life experience with the help of stories and examples to emphasize on the barriers to effective communication and discussed the possible ways to mitigate the same. The panel also discussed about the various methods employed by organisations like Maruti Suzuki Limited and Tech Mahindra to overcome cross cultural challenges.

The discussion in the conclave amplified what Jimmy carter once said about cross cultural and cross functional communications: “We have become not a melting pot but a beautiful mosaic. Different people, different beliefs, different yearnings, different hopes, different dreams.”

Write up courtesy– Tanya Ahuja and Karthikeya Agarwal
Photography– Tanya Kohli and Rishav Mohan

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“Jaipuria prepared me to not only compete but also be in the right place at the right time!” says Manpreet Singh Lamba, Senior Consultant, Mancer Consulting Services

“The discipline that Jaipuria taught me has helped me succeed in my career”, says Manpreet Singh Lamba who completed his PGDM from Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida. A 2010 batch alumni, Manpreet is employed with Mancer Consulting Services, the organization that offered him the position of management trainee during the campus recruitment. Since then, he has grown to the position of Team Lead/Assistant Manager.

Manpreet is convinced that an MBA today can be extremely helpful, especially one received from a good school like Jaipuria: “A college education provides with basic skills. To be employable and further grow in your domain, you need specialized learning and exposure,such asthe education you can receive while pursuing an MBA. A well designed program like the one Jaipuria offers can create huge impact.” However, it’s not just the program; the complete ensemble, including the faculty, infrastructure, co-curricular activities and the soft skill training contribute to the development of student into skilled professionals. “My journey with Jaipuria was very good, Manpreet tells us. “The program polished my skills, nurtured me in the best possible way, and gave me great exposure to a high-quality business education. In addition, it gave me an opportunity to work with some of the best faculty out of all B-Schools. The result, of course, is the job I have secured and am growing in. I am truly happy and will be completing five years in my assignment soon.”

The industry is becoming more competitive by every day. “I am a recruitment consultant and my clients are becoming more and more demanding, “Manpreet says. “The market trends are also dynamic, with businesses reducing or stopping the outsourcing of recruitment functions. The pressures are increasing, but this also makes the domain very exciting.” According to Manpreet, the economy is improving and the market is booming, creating growth in jobs in ever sector: “Today, even graduates from good colleges are getting placed and, hence, they can get some work experience before opting for post graduation”.

Manpreet advises the MBA aspirants to take the program seriously. “The program being offered by Jaipuria is designed to map the industry requirements,” he says. ”Its professional approach prepares students for employment, instead of simply handing out degrees”. This, he believes, is the greatest take-away from a higher education institute in the current times.

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Alumni Speak Jaipuria Noida

Mr. Yatish Wahaal talks about his meteoric rise and how Jaipuria Institute of Management helped him soar to towering heights of success

Saying that Mr. Yatish Wahaal has done Jaipuria Institute of Management proud would be an understatement. The fact that he is the winner of the first Chairman’s Medal given to alumni of the institute illustrates the significance of his professional achievements. A student of the 2007 batch, Mr. Wahaal remembers the fresh feel of Noida campus, and he credits the institute for giving him the right skills needed to make giant strides in his career. His success has led him to his current position as the CEO and Director of Nayati Healthcare & Research Pvt. Ltd.

Here, Mr. Wahaal talks about his professional growth and his institute’s role in his success. “I am really indebted to the house of Jaipuria because I feel that some of the very basic qualities they have instilled in me have resulted in the achievements that I have made,” he tells us. “It’s the passion for education, and not profits, that drives the institute.” He has, of course, reaped the benefits of his education, illustrated by his placement with Centurion Bank of Punjab. Mr. Wahaal bagged the placement at an interesting time for the bank – it was an in its expansion phase and his placement offered him a tremendous learning experience.

Since then, Mr. Wahaal has worked with Haier Appliance, a Fortune 500 consumer durable company, at a time when it was just setting up a base of operations in India. This was another position that gave him the experience needed to help him on his rise up the corporate ladder. He has also worked on several top rung projects, including the privatization of IPL, a gig for Sultanate of Oman and helping Sahara group acquire the Grosvenor House. He admits that it’s been a rewarding career so far and attributes it to the platform laid out for him by his institute.

Talking about his time at Jaipuria, Noida Mr. Wahaal says, “They offer plenty of scope to students to derive value from their education. Besides classroom learning, we did a lot of case studies, research work and industry visits that were really helpful. One of my most memorable experiences was working with Café Coffee Day with one of our professors. We did a live exercise at one of their outlets and helped create support material, including the idea of a signature CCD tune that worked towards their brand enhancement.”

Mr. Wahaal believes that it was exercises like these that brought him closer to his consulting career, which is his focus in the long run. Today, Nayati Healthcare & Research Pvt. Ltd. does its work in Tier 2 and Tier 3 areas where there is no network of doctors and medical professionals. The idea is to take healthcare to patients in a model that’s economically viable and sustainable. “It’s something I am passionate about and want to do for those around me, Mr. Wahaal says. “I am indebted by the Chairman’s Medal given to me; however, I also look at it as a sense of responsibility.”

Going down memory lane and reflecting on his academic days at the institute is not always easy for Mr. Wahaal, as it fills him with a wide range of emotions: “There are many great memories attached to those times. But, what I appreciate the most was that our institute took our suggestions on board, like when we asked for help in learning a foreign language. Upon this request, the institute quickly organized French lessons for its student body.” And, in a parting shot to current students, Mr. Wahaal says, “The institute offers you a phenomenal platform, make the most of it and avoid taking short cuts.” With his experience, both as a student and a professional, students would be wise to listen to these words.

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Ayush Garg bags second place at an event held by IMA; discusses the beneficial initiatives by Jaipuria, Indore as the reasons behind his success

Ayush Garg, a student of PGDM 2015 at Jaipuria, Indore, recently did himself and his institute proud by bagging the second prize in a research and study event hosted by Indore Management Association. What makes his achievement noteworthy is the fact that his team had to fight off competition from 40 other teams who participated in the first round. Here, he talks about the competition and his passion for CIS, an initiative from his institute.

We begin with his newest achievement, and asked Ayush to elaborate on the nature of the competition. “It was all about a detailed presentation on your research and study performed to understand how we can reclaim India,” he tells us. “through various leadership requirements and convert them into management lessons.” Ayush’s management education gave him a solid foundation to succeed at this event; however, it also showcased another of his great qualities: his leadership.

The thing to note is that Ayush’s team consisted of juniors, which means he had to lead the way. It was a challenge he seemed to relish. He shares with us some of the times during the event where the team had to step up and elevate their approach: “The first instance was when we had to build a conceptual framework, which we then used to frame the overall presentation. Finally, we had to answer the questions posed by the judges during final round, which was challenging.”

There is definitely an air of confidence about the young man, and doing exceedingly well at a prestigious event might have a lot to do with that. But, according to Ayush, it was possible thanks to his learning at his institute: “Some of the things I learned here, including building a perspective on a topic, believing in yourself and presenting your ideas with confidence, helped me immensely through the competition.”

Ayush also talks about the Course on Independent Study, which was introduced as a part of the Jaipuria PGDM curriculum. It offers students an opportunity to study one less subject and carry out detailed research on a chosen topic. “I always wanted to explore and get deep into any particular subject matter, which drove me towards Social Commerce study,” he adds. “It’s a great opportunity for us students and I’m making the most out of it.”

While Ayush awaits the much deserved award (the ceremony is on the 7th of February), he dreams of becoming an entrepreneur and thanks his institute for instilling this belief in him. “Our institute started an entrepreneurship course, and there was the tie up with entrepreneurship promoting organization like NEN,” he says. “I would like to do something with everything we’ve been given, and become an entrepreneur in the education industry.” Ayush has his sights set on the future. And, judging by his early successes and the educational foundation provided by his institute, it is clear that he will reach his goals.

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FACULTY Speaks Jaipuria Indore

Dr. Romi Sainy offers aspirants an insight into the world of marketing and explains the latest trends, opportunities and challenges that lie ahead

Dr. Sainy, Chair Programme and Branding at Jaipuria, Indore has been a marketing faculty member at Jaipuria Institute of Management for years now, and has, over time, developed a passion for training industry executives. Having completed a few in-company training seminars and MDPs in the last few years, she has seen the field evolve, both in academia and in the industry. She is also working on a paper on technology readiness among customers in banking, which can be helpful to both banks and scholars doing research on related topics.

Given her experience on both sides of the fence, so to speak, it seems obvious to ask her about the latest trends in marketing. “There are two things happening in digital marketing that just cannot be ignored. Marketing analytics is definitely the driver, but personalized marketing is also coming of age. It’s interesting to see how it is affecting the marketing landscape, giving way to whole new methods of promotion and forcing companies to revamp their integrated marketing strategies” says Dr. Sainy.

New trends in the industry often bring exciting and dynamic opportunities for professionals in the field. It’s something all management hopefuls look forward to and Dr. Sainy has some good news: “Opportunities are immense, as a recent survey conducted by McKinsey shows pretty positive sentiments towards jobs available in marketing with a special focus on online platforms. Students who plan to take up marketing as their major should take these developments very seriously and start preparing themselves.”

Having worked closely with recruiters, and after conducting training sessions for students applying for marketing profiles, Dr. Sainy also seems to be the right person to offer aspirants an insight into what skills are required of them as future professionals. “Both hard and soft skills are taken into account,” she says. “Recruiters want students who are smart and possess hands on experience with MS Excel and presentations, besides just analytical and problem solving skills. Your dedication, commitment and flexibility are soft skills that come into play.”

After all, organizations are looking to recruit professionals who can be moulded into the culture of the company. Hence, flexibility and adaptability and the willingness to learn and grow are some of the attributes marketing professionals of today should have, according to Dr. Sainy. And how does one go about building on these skills? She ponders before replying, “There is no specific formula as such, but I believe in the old saying, ‘practice makes you perfect.’ Students should also focus on their interests and build their careers around them.”

At the end of the day, the world of marketing is challenging – professionals need to strive for excellence in order to make place for themselves. Dr. Sainy agrees whole-heartedly and adds, “You need to have a learner’s attitude and the hunger to strive for nothing less than extraordinary. If you have the fire in you, nobody can stop you from achieving what you desire. It’s also a good idea to update yourself in your areas of interest because once you have mentioned them in an interview, you can expect lot of questions on them.”

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Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur extends resources to rural learners

On December 14th, Parivartan, the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) club of Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur, in association with Gram Panchayat of Vidhani, organized an Education and Employment Consulting Workshop for students studying in standard VIII and above. This free workshop was held at the Government Secondary School Vimalpura, village Vidhani, and it’s aimed to educate students in rural areas about employment opportunities and making the right choices when it comes to a career path.


The one-day workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Prabhat Pankaj, Director, Jaipuria Jaipur and coordinated by Dr. S. K. Pandey, Dr. Shubha Johri, Dr. Vikas Indoria, Mr. A. K. Tiwari, and Mr. Prakash Sharma. The CSR club student members were in full attendance, participating with their usual interest and enthusiasm. And, they were instrumental in the coordination of the workshop and its activities.


The event began with Jaipuria students extending a warm and traditional welcome to the school children, Pradhan, Gram Panchayat and other family members from the village. They were then told about the aim and vision of the workshop, which was, in the end, a resounding success. Rohit, a student member shared his thoughts: “It was an interesting experience that helped me understand the optimization of resources. We got along famously with the children and the interactions were wholesome and fruitful. The children expressed an overwhelmingly positive response to this initiative.”


Talking about the initiative, Bharti said, “I clearly understood the concepts of identifying gaps and finding solutions through this CSR initiative. Jaipuria Institute of Management is providing free education to children in the village who have great talent but lack awareness due to their low levels of communication skillsand limited access to technology.” Looking at the potential of students, the Institute hasplanned a full course on computer efficiency and communication. The classes will commence soon, with the students of the Jaipuria family having the opportunity to travel to the villages and educate the students about the emerging fields of study and career opportunities.

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First International MDP on Financial and Inventory Mangament held at Mumbai conducted by Jaipuria Jaipur

An International MDP for senior government officials of Bhutan was conducted on “Financial and Inventory Management” at Mumbai15-17 December 2014. It was done in collaboration with Institute of Management Studies, Bhutan.

The MDP covered various aspects on Financial and Inventory Management touching upon basics and shared the contemporary trends in the field which was well appreciated by the participants .The MDP was spread across three days .The first two days covered major aspects of Financial management. The day three had sessions on inventory management.

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The session coverage on Financial management were as follows:

  • Conceptual Framework to Financial Accounting
  • Project Management in Government Setup
  • Regulatory Trends in Project Accounting
  • Project Financing in Contemporary Environment
  • Capital Budgeting – Techniques and Recent Trends
  • Working Capital Management – Challenges and Innovations
  • Behavioral Aspects in Accounting and Finance

Session on effective managerial skills was conducted by Dr. Nidhi Vashishth where she covered important aspects of effective management.
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The sessions on Inventory Management had following coverage:

  • Inventory Management, Inventory models, industry practices MRPI,MRPII,SAP
  • Logistics& SCM Today’s challenges, JIT, Kanban
  • Suppliers’ management current scenario, MCD at Mahindra, case study

The session was conducted by Mr.Balwant Joshi an Ex-Mahindra and Mahindra officer and an active consultant and visiting faculty to b-schools.
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Participants Profile: There were 16 participants in all and they hailed from various National Conservation projects sponsored by the government .They were on positions like Project Accountants, Store In-charges and Officers in various government projects.

Methodology: The three day MDP was held in a very interactive and participative manner. It was designed keeping in mind the expectations shared by them. Lot of group work and case analysis made the sessions very informative and aimed towards specific learning.

Later the participants had field visit where they saw historical monuments in and around Mumbai.
The participants enjoyed being in Mumbai and acquiring knowledge of latest innovations in architecture and technology prevalent in India.

Culture Exchange: It was also an opportunity for us to know about the culture and traditions of Bhutan and while Bhutan is one of the smallest countries in the world, its cultural diversity and richness are profound. As such, strong emphasis is laid on the promotion and preservation of its unique culture. By protecting and nurturing Bhutan’s living culture it is believed that it will help guard the sovereignty of the nation.

“We are thankful to jaipuria Institute and we need to learn more about modern technology specially in the field financial and inventory management.”
Mr. Tenzin Dorji

“Well arranged and excellent learning”
Mr. Rinchen Wangdi

 

Overall the program was quite successful and sets a stage for future programs and collaboration with Bhutan.

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Jaipuria Lucknow hosts IS Conclave that unravels the mysteries around E-commerce

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow hosted its Information Systems Conclave on the 13th of December, 2014. “Sailing the E-commerce Boat” was the theme for the day that brought experts in the exciting and dynamic industry to the campus. E-commerce has changed the face of business for many and is here to stay. Hence it seemed apt for the students at the institute to get an insight on how the industry works and opportunities that lay ahead.

Mr Neelabh Srivastav, Founder, Greenfield IT Solutions and Mr. Subhashish Roy, IT Security Consultant, Trendsetterz IT Services Pvt. Ltd were the esteemed guests for the events and they touched upon all varied topics including working of E-commerce, cloud computing and related security reasons. The venue was filled with students waiting in anticipation as they were keen to learn all about this new age business medium.

The conclave began with the traditional lighting of the lamp and a welcome speech by Dr. Ankit Mehrotra, Chairperson – PGDM, Jaipuria, Lucknow. He gave a brief overview of what one could expect from the conclave before handing over the stage to Mr. Srivastav. “The Enigmatic Commerce: Shifting Paradigm to look different” was the topic of his talk and through it he explained the emphasis of Ecommerce in our day to day lives.

E-commerce has definitely taken the world by storm and according to Mr. Srivastav it’s because of, “Benefits like saving time, more variety, less crowd, less taxes. However there is still lot of enigma about Ecommerce even today, especially when it comes to Hindi literature. That’s where the idea for my portal came from,” he says. He also talked about 3D retailing of Omni Channel Commerce to give students relevant examples from the industry.

Mr. Srivastav’s portal is Notnull that enables intellectuals to connect with each other. There are several research articles that those interested can access as well. Elaborating more on his venture, he says, “It is a platform to gain knowledge about creative stuff. The portal has got lot of success. Hindi for the first time got visibility through our website because there aren’t many Hindi literature magazines that you can find online.”

After that insight about the industry from Mr. Srivastav, it was time to focus on two other crucial elements of E-commerce; finance and security. “PCI Compliance: Confidence towards boosting consumer’s transaction” was the theme for the session by Mr. Roy and he began by saying, “Goal of PCI DSS is to protect information from cards and holders, defining a set of security requirements. Data Security status in banks needs attention.”

According to Mr. Roy, the service providers to banks also need to play their role by keeping up with the advancements. He then went on explain the Modus Operandi of Cashless Transactions. He believes the prerequisites for any cashless transactions are, “Infrastructure spread, technology, connectivity, data security, physical security, customer education and knowledge, customer friendly operations.”

To those who wish to start their E-commerce business, Mr. Roy had useful advice. “It is definitely going places, but you have to identify your target audience before taking the plunge. Know what you want to sell and its utility too. Focus on the thrust area for your ecommerce business. It’s important to be the Jack of one trade and master it too,” he thus concluded his talk and the conclave that offered students an insiders’ view of Ecommerce.

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8th National Annual Fest Abhyudaya-14 – Jaipuria Jaipur

“Be more splendid, more extraordinary, use every moment to fill yourself up”-Oprah Winfrey

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur organized its eighth national fest- Abhyudaya, 2014 at its premises on November 8-9, 2014. ABHYUDAYA is a podium to boost up the intellectual ability of students. It was planned as a two day mega event full of fun and frolic and a showcase of the very best in the world of B-Schools & Colleges and this was also reflected in the fest’s theme “The Youth Rises.”

“The greatest glory never comes from falling, but from rising each time you fall.”

The word Abhyudaya signifies rising and when one raises it means outshining as well.

The two day signature event of Jaipuria Institute of Management “Abhudaya 2014” started with zeal and enthusiasm at, Jaipur Campus much signifying the spirit of rising Youth. More than 400 students from 34 colleges are participating in the event. Students from various states like UP, Haryana, NCR and Rajasthan participated in the fest.
Active participation from well-known institutions like:

Ansal University, NCR, DelhiJaipuria Institute of Management, Noida
Arya College of Engineering & I.T Kukas ,JaipurMaharaja Agrasen institute of technology, Delhi
ST.Wilfred’s College, JaipurJaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur
Maheshwari College of Commerce and Arts, JaipurArch Academy of Design, Jaipur
Indian Institute of Learning and Advance Development, DelhiK.N. Modi University, Nevai
Central University of Rajasthan, AjmerRIET Chittorgarh
M.L.V Government College, BhilwaraICFAI University, Jaipur
Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, JaipurPIEJ, Chittorgarh
Institute of Technology and Science, GhaziabadISIC, Jaipur
R.A. Podar Institute of Management, JaipurIIRM-FMS Jaipur
JK Lakshmipat University, JaipurIIIM Jaipur
Kanoria college, JaipurBanasthali University, Jaipur
MNIT, JaipurJECRC University, Jaipur
Mahatma Gandhi College of Pharmaceutical Science, JaipurAmity University, Jaipur
University Commerce College, JaipurNIAM, Jaipur
Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre, JaipurIIMET, Jaipur
University Maharaja College, JaipurBanasthali University, Nevai

 

The Inaugural Ceremony was graced with the presence of Shri. Mukesh Mishra, Founder & CEO of Jaipur Marathon and Mr. Aryan Maheshwari, Bollywod Actor. In inaugural speech, Shri. Mishra inspired the students to adopt a healthy lifestyle and do well in every area of their lives. On this occasion a Joint declaration was made for Institutional partnership of Jaipuria Institute of Management in the upcoming Jaipur Marathon in January 2015.

While addressing the youth Jodha Akbar fame bollywood actor from Jaipur, Aryan Maheshwari mentioned that his journey to success was not easy but with hard-work and continued faith in himself. he has achieved this and is hopeful of his success in future as well.

Dr. Prabhat Pankaj Director of Jaipuria Institute of Management welcomed the chief guests and shared his happiness over the overwhelming response from 400 and more participating students from various colleges. While addressing the youth he said that youth symbolizes energy, and everyone deserved to be called young if they have the energy and spark. However the true spirit of being young is what you do of that energy and how you make your lives more meaningful. Quoting, Shri. Harivansh Rai Bachhan he delivered the message of being strong alert talented yet humble.

The event was sponsored by Weather Conditioners, Sakshi Printers, Lucky Publicity, and many more.

30 distinguished guests visited the Institute as jury members to judge the potpourri of events organized at Abhyudaya. There were special guests from corporates like NBC Ltd., Time of India, Axis Bank, Wonder Cement, Indian Overseas Bank, to enamour the audience.

The first day of the event saw events like Treasure Hunt, Photography, Rangoli, Face Painting, Ad mad show, Bollywood Quiz, Best out of Waste, Solo Singing, Skit (Natak), and Solo Dance. The day concluded with Duet Dance and a marvelous open DJ Nite performance.

The second day was packed with exciting and rocking events like Fashion Show, Group Dance, Collage Making, Beta- Stock trading, Debate, Brand Dumb Charades, Paper dance, Entrepreneur-Business Plan, Kuch is Tarah-Brand Dumb Charades, and Comedy Show. The day concluded with live performance by VED band and a marvelous open DJ Nite performance.

The chief Guest of the Valedictory ceremony was Padamshree Arjun Prajapati, a renowned clay artist from Jaipur. Shri Prajapati is often associated as a man with a magic touch, who turns a stone into life with his gifted art which he mastered through continuous dedication, hard work and by understanding it from its core.

The winners were honored during the valedictory function and the certificates were distributed to all the participants.

The winning teams were as follows: for Day 1:

Event NameWinners
PhotographyArch Academy of Design Jaipur
Treasure HuntIBS-ICFAI University, Jaipur
RangoliJaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur
Face PaintingBansthali College, Jaipur
Ad mad showBansthali College,, Jaipur
Bollywood QuizJaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur
Best out of WasteCentral University, Rajasthan
Solo SingingMLV Govt. College Bhilwara
Skit (Natak)MLV Govt. College Bhilwara
Solo DanceArch Academy of Design Jaipur
Duet DanceJaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur

 

 

Mr. Deepak Middha
Student Coordinator		Ms. Rashmi Raj
Student Affairs Secretary		Prof. Lokesh Vijayvargy
Convener

For Day 2:

Event NameWinners
Business PlanPoornima College, Jaipur
Collage MakingArch Academy of Design Jaipur
BetaJaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur / MNIT Jaipur
DebateBansthali University, Nevai
Brand Dumb CharadesBansthali University, Nevai
Paper danceJaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur
Comedy ShowIndian Institute of Learning and Advance Development, Delhi
Group DanceMaharaja College, Jaipur
Fashion ShowJaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur

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