Amritsar (Dawarka Nath Rana): The Khalsa College Hosts Business Plan Competition to Promote Innovation event was successfully organized by the Commerce and Business Administration Department in collaboration with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC).
The competition aimed to encourage entrepreneurial thinking and innovative ideas among students.
Moreover, Principal Dr. Atam Singh Randhawa guided the program and emphasized the importance of innovation in today’s competitive business environment.
Focus on Student Innovation and Skills
Dr. Randhawa motivated students to contribute to economic growth through creative and practical business ideas.
In addition, he appreciated the efforts of faculty members including Dr. Swaraj Kaur, Dr. Deepak Devgan, Dr. Manisha Bahl, and Prof. Tushar Batra for successfully organizing the event.
Therefore, the program highlighted the importance of such initiatives in enhancing student learning and exposure.
Participation from Multiple Teams
The competition witnessed strong participation from students across different departments.
Overall, 19 students participated in 13 teams and presented innovative business plans based on modern market challenges.
Furthermore, participants showcased ideas related to startups, handmade products, and food-based businesses.
Expert Evaluation and Judging
Dr. Gursharan Kaur, President of IIC, served as the judge for the competition.
She evaluated the ideas based on creativity, feasibility, and market potential.
As a result, students received valuable feedback to improve their entrepreneurial skills.
Winners of the Competition
Dr. Randhawa awarded prizes to the winning teams.
Team 4, represented by Harjot Kaur and Jaspreet Kaur, won first prize for their textile art and handmade products idea.
In addition, Team 7 by Manroop Kaur and Sandeep Kaur secured second place for their cookies and brownies stall concept.
Meanwhile, Team 13’s Prince won third prize for his artwork presentation.
Encouragement for Future Entrepreneurs
Faculty members encouraged students to actively participate in such events.
Moreover, they emphasized that these platforms help students enhance business understanding and problem-solving abilities.
Consequently, the event successfully promoted innovation and entrepreneurial spirit among young learners.
5 Main Key Points of the Khalsa College Hosts Business Plan:
- Khalsa College organized Business Plan Competition with IIC support.
- 19 students participated across 13 innovative teams.
- Principal Dr. Randhawa emphasized entrepreneurship and innovation.
- Winners included handmade art, bakery, and artwork-based business ideas.
- Event aimed to develop student skills and promote startup thinking.
