How comedian Ashish Solanki made BST’s first Orientation Week fun and memorable
Getting into an engineering college means more than just attending lectures and coding projects and taking tests. It means making new friends, exploring interests and learning about college life.
As a part of the very first Orientation Week at Bosscoder School of Technology (BST), while there were presentations from industry experts, there were other activities for the students to connect with each other.
One such activity was an event called Clean Comedy Night hosted by comedian Ashish Solanki.
Why did Bosscoder School of Technology Invite Ashish Solanki?
At Bosscoder School of Technology, engineering education is designed to go beyond technical skills.
Students also get opportunities to:
- Build communication and teamwork skills
- Meet and learn from industry professionals
- Connect with peers.
- Explore their interests.
- Experience the college campus life.
Ashish Solanki Comedy Show was one such event that made a huge contribution in this experience.
→Learn
→Connect
→Experience
→Enjoy
After various formal sessions, this event gave the students an opportunity to relax, have fun, and interact with their new classmates.
Industry Sessions to Comedy Night
Students met industry experts during the four-day Orientation Week, such as Sunil Bhatia, Engineering Leader at Google, Dr. Aloknath De, Former Chief Technology Officer, Samsung R&D Institute India and Vivek Shah, Vice President at JioHotstar.
This session was meant to introduce the students to careers in engineering, technology and the professional world.
But after that came something entirely different.
Students got to meet Ashish Solanki and enjoy an evening of comedy and fun.
It helped the new batch of students to have fun, interact and make some college memories.
More than Just Engineering Graduates
Engineers invest a lot of time and effort to gain expertise. However, college is also where they learn how to communicate, work together, make friends, and become more confident.
This is exactly why the Orientation Week at Bosscoder School of Technology brought together:
Industry exposure → Interaction with faculty → Communication → Fun activities → Entertainment → Community
The goal was to provide students with an even mix of education and college experience.
A Memorable Start to a Life in College
To the students, the comedy show by Ashish Solanki was fun time. But to BST, it also became a part of the process of building a campus atmosphere that allows students to study seriously and yet have fun.
As the first batch starts their engineering experience, experiences like these will allow students to learn and have fun together as they progress through their college life.
Thus, for Bosscoder School of Technology, the comedy show by Ashish Solanki was not only fun time but also one of the first memorable moments of the new batch of students.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Why did Bosscoder School of Technology invite Ashish Solanki?
Bosscoder School of Technology invited Ashish Solanki in their way of making the experience of college life holistic. In addition to industry sessions and academic interactions, the Orientation Week had entertainment activities for the students connect and enjoy campus life.
Q2. What was the Ashish Solanki comedy show at BST?
The Ashish Solanki comedy show was a Clean Comedy Night held during BST's four-day Orientation Week. After attending industry sessions, the students got an opportunity to relax and have some fun with the comedy show.
Q3. What did BST's first Orientation Week include?
The first Orientation Week at Bosscoder School of Technology comprised of industry sessions, faculty and mentor interactions, communication sessions, games, entertainment, comedy and team-building sessions. The four day event was meant to introduce students to the basics of engineering education and college life.
Q4. How does Bosscoder School of Technology make engineering education more engaging?
The combination of hands-on learning and industry exposure with mentorship, communications, collaboration and activities is what Bosscoder School of Technology provides its students.
