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Asian School of Business Organises Life Skill Workshop For Students

January 9, 2023: During life skills seminars, one can improve their ability to make decisions, adopt attitudes that encourage group collaboration and cooperation, speak up with confidence, act responsibly, and deal with life's daily obstacles. Through these classes, students can mature and become professionals who can strengthen their capacity for leadership by example and discover the true meaning of time and resource management. Good coaching promotes the work-life balance of trained persons and broadens their range of agility and adaptation to diverse assignments.

With the goal of instilling adaptive and positive behavioural skills that will enable students to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of life they face on a daily basis, the Asian School of Business organises workshops under LIFE SKILLS @ ASB.

In continuation with the said goal, a session of LIFE SKILLS on yoga and Zumba was organised on January 9th, 2023; from 2:30 p.m. onwards at the Sports Arena.

The session of yoga was followed by the Zumba session, where the instructor, Meenal Pathak, a celebrity fitness coach and founder of Mee Studios, made the students dance to the beats. Both the yoga and Zumba sessions continued for 45 minutes each.

The event ended with the felicitations of the instructors for the yoga and Zumba sessions by Dr Preeti Sharma, Head DSW. A total of 375 students participated in the session with great zeal and enthusiasm.

Asian School of Business Hosts Seminar on New India @2407

December 16, 2022: Building social and intellectual wealth in a nation depends heavily on education. It supports the growth of the information, capacity, and expertise that fuel and cultivate the ideals necessary for an expanding economy. Our educational system has experienced numerous modifications and major expansions during the last 20 years. The student-centred model and equity in higher education are indisputable in the modern period, with digital transformation at its height, to produce sustainable human growth. Education accessibility and inclusivity have the power to transform people's lives and may even benefit the knowledge economy. Students who pursue higher education gain the capacity to analyse, evaluate, and present evidence. These abilities will serve them well throughout their lives and will be more and more in demand as the number of job openings increases.

Driving stimulus from the aforementioned vision, the Asian School of Business, in line with the Government of India’s initiative to visualise India @2047 under the banner of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, organised a national seminar on December 16, 2022. The Seminar was addressed by eminent guests, Sneha Biswas, Founder and CEO- of Early Steps Academy, Dr V.P Singh, Founder and Chairman- Distinguished Professor- Business Schools, Advisor-Private Universities, Executive Coach-Mentor, PCC ICF, Org. Development Advisor and Dr Anand Mani, Chief Academic Officer- Unacademy.

The seminar focused on the challenges and opportunities in the higher education sector. Swati Biswas spoke on the changing teaching pedagogy. Dr V.P. Singh emphasised the changing nature of students, and Dr Anand Mani talked about upcoming new technology. The seminar focused on how continuous and systematic effort will improve the reach of education to the grass-roots level, where people living in far-flung areas will also have access to quality education, thanks to the digital world.

Asian School of Business Hosts Freshers 2022

November 19, 2022: Every student looks forward to the "FRESHER'S party," the college's most cherished event, from the day they are admitted. Every freshman from batch 2022 had a magical day on November 19, 2022, at the AEG Campus. The first-year students had no idea that they were creating memories in the name of "fun." It's the day when juniors and seniors come together to finally form bonds and celebrate home. "Utsav - The Culture Club" organised a greeting performance for the students and welcomed them with much enthusiasm.

The lamp was lit by the dignitaries of the occasion to signal the start of the event. Many senior citizens singing and dance performances enlivened the mood and juniors performed on diverse themes, including modern, ballet fusion, flash mob, and other vibrant acts. The student took part in the freshman competition with great zeal and excitement.

The Ramp Walk on the Gothic theme served as the event's main festivity, during which the students went on the ramp with complete assurance and enchanted the heavens with their gothic expressions. For the question-and-answer portion for Mr Fresher and Ms Fresher, a total of 5 boys and girls each were selected. Kushagra Madan and Sakshi Pant of B.Com were declared as the winners of Freshers and crowned the title of Mr. and Ms. Fresher 2022.

Asian School of Business Organises Model United Nations 2.0

November 9, 2022: Words don't get old. What starts out as a sound, ends in a deed.” – Abraham Joshua Herschel. It's common to hear that diplomacy is a lost art in our highly divisive society. Gnosis- The Literary Club of the Asian School of Business organised Model United Nations 2.0 on November 9, 2022, with the goal of educating the students about current events, international relations, and diplomacy along with the knowledge of the world we live in and to observe valuable skills such as researching, public speaking, debating, writing, persuasion, situation analysis, critical thinking, teamwork, and cultural empathy. This was the second in a series of MUN meetings that have been held.

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW), and the International Press (IP), were the committees of the conference. Every committee has its own discussion schedule. The students had to act as diplomats inside the committee and gather information for the agendas in an effort to find solutions to the current hot-button topics. The participants came together on the day of the event to create documents that reflected their policy viewpoints through speaking in public, debating, lobbying, and negotiating. The event featured 151 students in total, who were divided into UNCSW, UNHRC, and IP.

Asian School of Business Launches Its Mega Event ‘Student Of The Year’

July 22, 2022: A big chance for the students' overall growth, Asian School of Business established its blockbuster event ‘Student of the Year.’

The Asian Education Group directors, Dr Lalitya Vir Srivastava, Saurabh Sharma, Gurdeep Singh Raina, and Dr Maroof Ahmad Mir (Dean Asian School of Business), as well as the department heads, teachers, and staff, attended the event's debut. The main trophy, the winning shield, and the award of Rs 3 Lakh for GRANT/SEED Fund were all unveiled at the formal launch.

The competition for the top students will start in July 2022, immediately following their enrollment in a BBA, BCA, or BCom course at Asian School of Business.

The ASB Start-Up Idea of the Year '22 competition will provide students the first chance to submit their company idea. The student with the best business idea will get an Apple iPad in addition to direct admittance into the major event's ‘ASB SOTY’ conclusion.

The student that excels in academics as well as extracurricular pursuits including athletics, the arts, and literature, as determined by a Professional Assessment Score over the course of the first two years, will be named the ‘ASB SOTY’ winner. The top 10 students with the highest PAS scores in the third year will compete in the big event ‘ASB SOTY.’

The ‘Student of the Year (SOTY)’ competition provides students with a fantastic opportunity to develop their abilities, position themselves as all-around, and ultimately receive a prize of Rs. 3 Lakh for the GRANT/SEED Fund, together with a shield and the grand trophy.

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