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Amrita School of Business to host business festival

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Coimbatore , Nov. 16

The Amrita School of Business, a constituent of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore, is organising a national level `B-Fest' on December 1 and 2.

The festival, styled `ASB Pragati' is being organised for the 9th year and it `aims to bring the best brains in the industry and the budding talents in the B-schools together in a learning-cum-fun environment.'

More than 150 participants from 20 B-schools across the country are expected to participate in the festival.

Among the events to be organised are management games aimed at honing leadership, innovation and team management skills.

Business quiz and paper presentations would be part of the programme and cash prizes worth Rs 85,000 are on offer this year, according to Amrita School of Business.

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