Santa visits tbs!

All tbsians were in for a suprise as Santa took rounds of the Times Business School campus on Christmas Eve.

Spreading Christmas cheer, Santa went from classroom to classroom distibuting sweets and goodies.....thanks for the sweets Santa!

Day 1 of SIZZLERS!

The Students of Times Business School had a sizzling time as the first ever fest sizzlers happened at tbs. The stage was set and the students waited enthusiastically for the start of the event.

The inaugural ceremony was hosted by our very own Siddharta Das, who welcomed Ms.Aakriti Beri, Knowledge Manager, Human Capital Division, and Ms.Vibha Lakhera, Academics to initiate the function.

The first event of the day was the 'one Minute to Fame' event that had a number of great performances from students from all courses and of all years. These performances ranged from dancers, poets, classical vocalists, and even a surprising show of strength by a karate display by our very own Riddhi. The judges were Ms.Beri, Ms. Lakhera and Mr.Alok who were to decide the winners.

Ultimately it was Prateek Lal who also entertained with poetry who came in first place and in second place was Jyoti, who danced to ganesh hegde main deewana . Third place went to Praveen who sang melodiously. Amar though seemed to be the crowd favorite as everyone demanded for an encore.

And then......lunch was served ....delicious noodles, fried rice, momos, bhel puri, papadi, etc was enjoyed thoroughly by the students.

The sports events continued and the semi-finals were held of the pool, table tennis and carrom events.

At 2pm sharp, the students gathered for the Treasure Hunt, which was one of the most awaited events at the fest SIZZLERS. This was one of the most exhausting and the most interesting events ever held at tbs.

Tomorrow the pictures will be up…

….…also coming up experience of the organizers….

And tomorrow the most awaited FASHION SHOW………

Sports Events for SIZZLERS Continue....

The Second Day for the Carrom and Table Tennis Matches continued today and the winners were declared. The following were the participants and winners for the day :-

Praveen VS Zukube
Winner: Zukube

Siddhart VS Yatin
Winner: Siddhart

Sumit VS Vivek Pant
Winner: Sumit (forfeit)

Abhijeet VS Yogesh
Winner: Yogesh

Countdown to Fest begins!

The Times Business School fest ‘Sizzlers’ is barely 10 days away and would to be held on 17th and 18th of December 2009 at the campus. Preparations are going on for the various events to be held and the participants are giving their best in each of the events.

Today the first rounds of sports events took place for the Table Tennis and Carom Events. The finalists of each event would go on to play in the matches scheduled for the Fest Day.

The Table Tennis matches scheduled and winners were as follows -

Prasenjeet VS Md.Khalid
Winner: Md.Khalid

Kamal Thapar VS Ashish
Winner: Kamal Thapar

Nitin Raina VS Vinay
Winner: Nitin Raina (forfeit)

Mukesh Pandey VS Touseef
Winner: Mukesh Pandey (forfeit)

The Carom matches scheduled and winners were as follows -

Suraj & Priyadarshan VS Sushant & Prashanjeet
Winner: Sushant & Prashanjeet

Mukesh/Puneet VS Hariom/ Manoj Bhargav
Winner: Yet to be declared

Stay tuned for tomorrows matches.........

Role Play at TBS

The air was filed with drama at times business school as both MBA and BBA students of both first and second year participated in the role play competition held on 9th October. The topics were given as 1) most embarrassing moment and 2) first day at times business school. The winners were MBA 3rd semester who took the audience back a year and made everyone laugh with various incidents that occurred during and outside class on their first day at tbs. They did not shy away from making fun of their teachers or even their friends, which made the play quite interesting.

Second place went to MBA first year Group 1, who enacted a dramatic play about religious unity, with superb performances from all actors. The concealing effect of the 'human curtains' was a good idea, which added a great deal of anticipation about the upcoming scenes. Very well done!

Another play that did not win, but was still the most popular, was enacted by MBA first year Group 2, about Begging during the time of Recession. This play was quite different and though it was way from the topics given, it was truly the most entertaining.

The Programme ended with Alok Sir informing all present that certificates would be given to all students for the event and he also announced that the next programme would be the sports event that would be happening after a couple of weeks.