BULLETIN BOARD

Robi Career Carnival
Offering great opportunities for fresh graduates and students

The premise of Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (CUET) turned into a vibrant venue of opportunities for its students to network with one of the top corporate houses in the country.
Dozens of experts and corporate personalities offered new visions for fresh graduates and students of the institution, who are often tensed about their careers.
Robi Axiata Limited, one of the leading cellular phone operators in the country, brought this opportunity for the students by organising the daylong event, “Robi Career Carnival” on CUET campus on October 29.
Instant consultation with experts, on-site appointment, selection for internship, career seminar and various competitions made the career carnival
a perfect platform for fresh graduates and students.
Sharmin Sultan, Vice President (Resourcing), Robi Axiata Limited, said, “Robi tried to make the students of CUET aware of the career opportunities available at the company and the industry at large. As part of the carnival, an on-campus recruitment test was also conducted for CUET students interested to join Robi.”
CUET students were also made aware of career opportunities beyond mobile technology within the mobile telecom industry. An open discussion was organised for CUET students to share knowledge and experiences on career planning and development.
Similar activities were held at East Delta University in the Port City on October 26. A career workshop was also organised at the Asian University for Women on the same day.

CGPA vs Extracurricular Activities Discussion at ASAUB

Business Club of ASA University Bangladesh organised a seminar titled `CGPA vs Extra-curricular Activities: The Scenario of the Bangladesh Job Market' on September 29 at ASA University Bangladesh campus. Professor Dr. Iqbal Hossain, Chairman, Dept. of Business Administration, presided over the seminar. G. Sumdany Don, Chief Inspirational Officer at Don Sumdany Facilitation and Consultancy, was present as the resource person.
Professor Dr. Dalem Ch. Barman, Vice Chancellor; Professor Md. Nazrul Islam, Dean, Faculty of Business and Md. Khalequzzaman, Registrar of ASAUB also spoke at the program.
The speakers said that extra -curricular activities play a positive role in students' overall performance.
Teachers and students from Business Administration Dept. and other departments of ASAUB also participated in the seminar.

CLEAR offers fun and games on DU Campus

A CORRESPONDENT

Last week, Clear shampoo started their marketing campaign for the Tk 3 mini-pack by organising events at all the girls' halls in University of Dhaka.
The events were held at the different halls on different dates -- starting with Begum Fazilatun Nesa Mujib Hall, followed by Shamsunnahar Hall and then Ruqaiyyah Hall, Kobi Sufia Kamal Hall, and finally Bangladesh-Kuwait Maitree Hall. Some of the fixtures had to be shifted due to hartals. The organisers were given a time slot of one day -- from 11 am to 4 pm -- for each hall.
The event primarily consisted of some mini-games. There were three levels. Girls could try them at any time and if they passed a level, they could proceed to the next. If someone managed to clear all the levels, they would be given a free hair wash. The first level was a mini-bowling game. If someone managed to get a strike, she could then try her luck at mini-golf. A hole in one would see her going to the next and final level -- hair braiding challenge. The idea was to braid your hair as quickly as possible and if someone managed to do so within the minute mark, she would clear that level as well.
The three different levels signified the three benefits you could supposedly get from the Clear Tk 3 mini-pack 'Zero Dandruff, Healthy Hair' and 'Nourished Skull'. The hair washes were given in a separate compartment that was closed off to give privacy and it was sufficiently neat and clean for good hygiene. Lastly, every girl who participated was given a free mini-pack.
The campaign was to promote Clear shampoo, in particular the mini-pack as well as the 20 percent extra they were offering in their shampoo products.
There was a good participation by the girls at all the halls. The campaign, although a promotional event, helped provide recreation and entertainment at the halls with the games.

Badminton Tournament for parents at International Turkish Hope School

Teachers and student volunteers of International Turkish Hope School put together an event for the parents on November 7. Around 60 contestants, along with their supportive children arrived to participate in this badminton tournament.
The matches took place at five different courts. Professional referees were present to judge every match to make it a fair competition.  The event was not only held for the love of the game but also to form stronger bond with parents.  
Rajeev Dubey, parent of a student of the school's Uttara Junior Section stood first and Mitul Roy, parent of a student of Uttara Boys Section, became the runner up in the contest.

Freshers' reception at Primeasia University

The orientation program of 141, 142 and 143 batches of Microbiology Department, for the newly enrolled undergraduate students of Primeasia University, was held on October 31 at Primeasia University campus in Banani, Dhaka.
Abul Kashem Molla, Registrar of Primeasia University, was present on the occasion as chief guest and Professor Dr. Jahed Uddin Mahmood Khan, Advisor of Microbiology Department of the university was present as special guest.   
Dr. Sovamoy Datta, Associate Professor and Head of the Microbiology Department of Primeasia University, chaired the program.
Teachers, guardians and students of Microbiology Department of Primeasia University were present in the event. The program ended after a cultural event where students of the department performed.