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Jaipuria Insititute of Management, Noida, announces the champions of Udaan

The magic of Udaan starts building weeks before the date of the event as the management and students at the institute begin preparing for the various sub-events. The institute comes up with a number of interesting and exciting events as a part of Udaan each year and this year was no exception to it. Udaan 2011, spread over two days, 25th and 26th Nov 2011 had the immense opportunity for the participants to show their talent. Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida, came up with a host of exhilarating events, including Jigsawmania, Dotcom Kriti, Crossswords, Camouflage, Genesis, Poor Piccaso Ogilvy Tribe, and various others.
Jigsawmania, an hour-long puzzle game designed to test the participant’s aptitude saw a number of students pouring in with the theme of “Go Green”- they had a team of IIFT and JB Institute, where the IIFT team won this event. Their concept revolved around the recycling waste, innovatively.
A debate competition by the name, Crosswords was also held to test the students’ ability to express their views. Winning team was Rohit Goyal and Pallavi from Fore School of Management and runner up Aasha kakoti and harshita shukla Jaipuria Noida who debated on the topic of whether Google stifles creativity. Both these participants expressed their views very beautifully; while Rohit spoke about how Google was restricting creativity. Pallavi debated that it depends on an individual as to how he makes use of this platform.
Camouflage was a fun event that involved face painting. Winners and runners-up were the Jaipuria Noida, students again, presenting their concept around the theme which was “Go Green”.
Genesis a unique idea generation event was quite interesting to watch; the participants of this event came up with amazing new ideas. The winning team of Fore School of Management Rohit Goyal and Pallavi fromFORE School of Management who want to set up a chain of restaurants based only on egg recipes. Runners up were the team of Jaipuria students want to set up a sanitary napkin company called “Udaan” which would target the lower-income group.
The short film-making competition, called Pan Galactic challenged the creativity of students, who presented their work in photos and a short film- a team of two from Jaipuria won as they showcased their film on the theme of women empowerment.
Kolam, a rangoli competition, group dance competition, fashion show, and a few other events also added to the fun. The Jaipuria Indore students won the Radiomania and Symphony competition, enthusiastically competing with their B-schools fellows at Noida.
The participants seemed thrilled and the winners couldn’t have been more excited. The face painting competition runners-up shared the way they came up with unique ideas on the deep within the ocean theme which was given to them. The other participants and winners also shared as to how Udaan 2011 had given them a platform to show their talent and learn a lot of new things.
The event was a big hit. Students in and around Delhi NCR await this event all year round. In fact, not just the students, the sponsors also look forward to it with equal enthusiasm as it is a good place to publicize their brands. And the organizers never let them down.

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Blog Jaipuria Noida

Jaipuria Insititute of Management, Noida, announces the champions of Udaan

The magic of Udaan starts building weeks before the date of the event as the management and students at the institute begin preparing for the various sub-events. The institute comes up with a number of interesting and exciting events as a part of Udaan each year and this year was no exception to it. Udaan 2011, spread over two days, 25th and 26th Nov 2011 had the immense opportunity for the participants to show their talent. Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida, came up with a host of exhilarating events, including Jigsawmania, Dotcom Kriti, Crossswords, Camouflage, Genesis, Poor Piccaso Ogilvy Tribe, and various others.
Jigsawmania, an hour-long puzzle game designed to test the participant’s aptitude saw a number of students pouring in with the theme of “Go Green”- they had a team of IIFT and JB Institute, where the IIFT team won this event. Their concept revolved around the recycling waste, innovatively.
A debate competition by the name, Crosswords was also held to test the students’ ability to express their views. Winning team was Rohit Goyal and Pallavi from Fore School of Management and runner up Aasha kakoti and harshita shukla Jaipuria Noida who debated on the topic of whether Google stifles creativity. Both these participants expressed their views very beautifully; while Rohit spoke about how Google was restricting creativity. Pallavi debated that it depends on an individual as to how he makes use of this platform.
Camouflage was a fun event that involved face painting. Winners and runners-up were the Jaipuria Noida, students again, presenting their concept around the theme which was “Go Green”.
Genesis a unique idea generation event was quite interesting to watch; the participants of this event came up with amazing new ideas. The winning team of Fore School of Management Rohit Goyal and Pallavi fromFORE School of Management who want to set up a chain of restaurants based only on egg recipes. Runners up were the team of Jaipuria students want to set up a sanitary napkin company called “Udaan” which would target the lower-income group.
The short film-making competition, called Pan Galactic challenged the creativity of students, who presented their work in photos and a short film- a team of two from Jaipuria won as they showcased their film on the theme of women empowerment.
Kolam, a rangoli competition, group dance competition, fashion show, and a few other events also added to the fun. The Jaipuria Indore students won the Radiomania and Symphony competition, enthusiastically competing with their B-schools fellows at Noida.
The participants seemed thrilled and the winners couldn’t have been more excited. The face painting competition runners-up shared the way they came up with unique ideas on the deep within the ocean theme which was given to them. The other participants and winners also shared as to how Udaan 2011 had given them a platform to show their talent and learn a lot of new things.
The event was a big hit. Students in and around Delhi NCR await this event all year round. In fact, not just the students, the sponsors also look forward to it with equal enthusiasm as it is a good place to publicize their brands. And the organizers never let them down.

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UDAAN, the annual event of Jaipuria Institute of Management (Noida), scales new peaks

A belief in the holistic development of students makes Jaipuria Institute of Management (Jaipuria, Noida) a B-School with a difference. And, this is the reason behind Udaan. “It is a unique blend of three activities. The first is management with its quiz, business plan, etc. The second is cultural activities where we have dance, song and a fashion show. The third is Muskaan, our CSR initiative. This year, we had fifty five underprivileged children come to Jaipuria. Our students entertained them, they watched a movie, performed skits, etc.,” said Dr. Deepak Singh, Associate Professor, Marketing and Strategy, who was also the faculty in-charge for the event. The day continued with cake cutting, distribution of snacks and a whole lot of fun activities, including prizes for the most accomplished among the fifty five. The day ended with the children taking home gifts of cash, clothes and other goodies.
Muskaan was conducted with contributions from students, faculty and corporate houses.
Both GAIL India and Morpheous Group are constant corporate supporters of Jaipuria Noida, Udaan.
This year, JAIPURIA NOIDA has brought in a cash sponsorship of Rs. 30,000 from IIM Bangalore. It was to encourage entrepreneurial activities and business plans among MBA students. Winners of the Genesis Business Idea Generation were students from Jaipuria Noida. They happily took home the grand cash prize.
Pan Galactic saw the ‘woman empowerment’ theme winning the contest. When treated right, this theme is always a winner. Right now, the Indian woman and her empowerment is highly in focus.
Other shows that brought out the creativity of participants were events like Face Painting, the Ad Mad Show. In fact, the Radio Jockeys had all of Jaipuria Noida, dancing to their tunes.
The biggest surprise came during Poor Picasso. Students literally let their paint brushes take over and painted Jaipuria Noida, in all colours of the rainbow. “We never imagined our Management students could paint so well,” Dr. Deepak Singh says, the smile in his voice and the shake of his head add surprised disbelief to his words.
Mr Manmohan Wilcoo a management consultant at IBM and a member of the prestigious Toastmasters International Club said that preparation was the key to the success of any event.
Dr.Suchi Priya, heading HR andOB(also faculty in-charge for the event), says, “We have organized Udaan as a learning platform for our students. Through Udaan, they interact with students from different colleges, enhance their networking skills and understand event management.” It is their flight into the future.
It was noticed, in previous years, that cultural shows were a huge hit. “So this year, we decided to have it on both days,” says Dr. Singh.
Year on year, Udaan grows. It gets more recognition as more enthusiasm gathers among the student community.

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Blog Jaipuria Noida

UDAAN, the annual event of Jaipuria Institute of Management (Noida), scales new peaks

A belief in the holistic development of students makes Jaipuria Institute of Management (Jaipuria, Noida) a B-School with a difference. And, this is the reason behind Udaan. “It is a unique blend of three activities. The first is management with its quiz, business plan, etc. The second is cultural activities where we have dance, song and a fashion show. The third is Muskaan, our CSR initiative. This year, we had fifty five underprivileged children come to Jaipuria. Our students entertained them, they watched a movie, performed skits, etc.,” said Dr. Deepak Singh, Associate Professor, Marketing and Strategy, who was also the faculty in-charge for the event. The day continued with cake cutting, distribution of snacks and a whole lot of fun activities, including prizes for the most accomplished among the fifty five. The day ended with the children taking home gifts of cash, clothes and other goodies.
Muskaan was conducted with contributions from students, faculty and corporate houses.
Both GAIL India and Morpheous Group are constant corporate supporters of Jaipuria Noida, Udaan.
This year, JAIPURIA NOIDA has brought in a cash sponsorship of Rs. 30,000 from IIM Bangalore. It was to encourage entrepreneurial activities and business plans among MBA students. Winners of the Genesis Business Idea Generation were students from Jaipuria Noida. They happily took home the grand cash prize.
Pan Galactic saw the ‘woman empowerment’ theme winning the contest. When treated right, this theme is always a winner. Right now, the Indian woman and her empowerment is highly in focus.
Other shows that brought out the creativity of participants were events like Face Painting, the Ad Mad Show. In fact, the Radio Jockeys had all of Jaipuria Noida, dancing to their tunes.
The biggest surprise came during Poor Picasso. Students literally let their paint brushes take over and painted Jaipuria Noida, in all colours of the rainbow. “We never imagined our Management students could paint so well,” Dr. Deepak Singh says, the smile in his voice and the shake of his head add surprised disbelief to his words.
Mr Manmohan Wilcoo a management consultant at IBM and a member of the prestigious Toastmasters International Club said that preparation was the key to the success of any event.
Dr.Suchi Priya, heading HR andOB(also faculty in-charge for the event), says, “We have organized Udaan as a learning platform for our students. Through Udaan, they interact with students from different colleges, enhance their networking skills and understand event management.” It is their flight into the future.
It was noticed, in previous years, that cultural shows were a huge hit. “So this year, we decided to have it on both days,” says Dr. Singh.
Year on year, Udaan grows. It gets more recognition as more enthusiasm gathers among the student community.

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