Dean of Student Affairs Archive
05 Jun 2017
BESC honours her best and brightest, bestows Scholarships.
June 3rd, 2017.The quest for excellence – in everything we do – is an unending one with us in the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC). We set ourselves targets, achieve them, only to raise the bar. And nowhere is it more evident than in the core our efforts, in academics. At BESC we not only
16 May 2017
BESC initiates “Jal se Jeevan” – to address leaking taps, fight wastage.
The Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) has initiated a unique project Jal Se Jeevan, where students of the college with professional plumbers will be visiting neighbourhood residences to offer free services to ensure the stoppage of leaking faucets and taps. “On an average one in three houses have leaking taps” said Prof Dilip Shah, Dean
10 Apr 2017
BESC unveils Insta-garam: a Tweet 4 the Tests
Students, all ye, who spent their college years posting pout-selfies on Facebook and consequently have ended up with enough knowledge to fill a Tweet, take heart. BESC has got the Insta-garam for you. Coming close on the heels of the much acclaimed “Remedial Classes”, where those, who, for whatever reasons, may have missed out the
01 Apr 2017
BESC signs MoU with the ICAI
Kolkata March 30th, 2017.The Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) signed a memorandum of Understanding with the Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICAI). The MoU was signed and exchanged as part of the ICAI National Students Convocation, which was earlier inaugurated by the Hon. Keshari Nath Tripathi, the Governor of West Bengal in the presence
09 Mar 2017
BESC hosts the Baraat for Badrinath ki Dulhania
What does a British Actor cum Singer, out to conquer Bollywood as Badrinath ki Dulhania do to freeze the frame? She lands up in Bhawanipur – the Bhawanipr Education Society College (BESC) – to the world, as has become the norm these days. Remember Hritik Roshan going through the motions a few weeks back? Or
07 Mar 2017
BESC students fight it out in the Turf, prepare for greater glories.
Its tournament season in Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC). Students are donning their sports gear to sweat it out to the podium with supporters cheering respective teams as they escape to victory. As part of this enfolding adrenalin rush, the BESC Intra-College Badminton tournament was flagged off on March 3rd, 2017. 30 girls and 50
05 Nov 2016
Basav Bhattacharya takes students of 36 Chambers of CorpComm for a walk up the PR path
BESC, Kolkata 04/11/2016. Basav Bhasttacharya, veteran journalist (ex Business Standard and Economic Times), ace nature photographer and spin doctor (Senior Advisor, Integral PR & PRCAI chairperson East) visited the CorpComm@BESC and spent time interacting with the students. He spoke at length about the vocation, explaining the intricacies and the finer nuances to the students. He
02 Oct 2016
Satyan Bhatt, Cofounder & MD, Prism PR talks PR with CorpComm students of BESC
Satyan Bhatt, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Channai based public relations entity Prism PR (www.prism-india.com) shared his deep insight about all matters corporate communications with the students of BESC’s 3 month CorpComm course, christened 36 Chambers of Corporate Communications. He was accompanied by his comrade in arms and Prism’s co-founder, Parul Bhatt, who recounted how
23 Sep 2016
From Belly-up to Ballistic: Rais Qureshi, MD, SKYLED mesmerizes BESC students
For Rais Qureshi it was a home homing of sorts. Having graduated from the college in 1996 he has, armed with a degree, dreams and little else, built up an electronics empire that literally stretches from Chandni Chowk to China. And it was this story, of sheer grit, monumental failures and spectacular successes, that he
31 Oct 2015
Bhawanipur Education Society College, BESC – scripting the Greatest Turnaround Story of the East
Bhawanipur Education Society College, BESC – scripting the Greatest Turnaround Story of the East Empowering the Leaders of Tomorrow in an incubator of excellence called Commerce+ It was never what one would call a center for educational excellence. Rather a transit camp where “not-so-bright” students in general and especially from a particular community spent a