Aarambh is the first battle cry of the next generation students. It is a national level technical fest where students from some of the best institutions participate in technical, business, cultural, and informal events.
Abhivyakthi is the platform for nurturing the next generation leader in the student. Students and academicians from all over the country exhibit their creativity in paper presentations. Many other events such as the business model creation, market simulations, and quizzes have vibrated the ABS atmosphere with music of prosperity.
The development of any country is based on its entrepreneurs. Udbhav creates the context for the expression of an entrepreneur in the students. As these young entrepreneurs contest in collaboration with NEN and TIE, they gain hands on experience in various functional areas.
Adviteeya is a management fest with a difference! The uniqueness of Adviteeya reflects our unique philosophical approach towards business education with values like social sensitivity and eco-friendliness.
La crème de la crème of Indian corporate appreciated the initiative.
Every year the new batch of students is warmly welcomed by the college. While the induction is meant to make students feel at ease in their new environs, it has a serious purpose behind it. It is an initiation into the culture and traditions upheld by the college. Students are primed about the rules and norms of the college, and the challenges that they would encounter over the years in such a demanding course. A week-long celebration consisting of lectures by distinguished personalities, cultural events, and a formal get together mark the induction process every year.
The students of ABS are a part of various social and entrepreneurial organizations like Yousee, National Entrepreneur Network. The Business Incubation Centre in association with NEN brings out that business and social entrepreneur in our students. The students actively participate in various sports and co-curricular activities that bring out the latent talents in them.
