Exploring Creativity: My Role at Navrang

Welcome to Navrang, where creativity blooms and culture shines! As the promotional head at PSIT's Navrang club, my journey has been full of growth, learning, and amazing experiences. Let me share with you what I've learned and how Navrang has shaped me.

Responsibilities: What I Do

My job as promotional head is to spread the word about Navrang's events and activities. I create posters, plan social media posts, and come up with ideas to get students excited about what we're doing. It's not just about advertising; it's about making sure everyone feels included and eager to join in.

Learning: What I've Gained

Being in this role has taught me a lot. One big lesson is how important it is to communicate clearly. Whether I'm talking to sponsors, working with my team, or explaining our plans to teachers, being clear and professional is key to getting things done right. I've also gotten better at organizing my time. Balancing different tasks and handling unexpected problems has made me more organized and better at adapting to changes. These are skills I'll use in whatever I do in the future.

Creativity: What I've Created

Navrang has been a place for me to explore my creative side. I've come up with themes for events and designed posters that catch people's attention. Working with others in the club has helped me learn new ways to think creatively and make our ideas come to life.

Looking Forward: What Comes Next

Being part of Navrang has been amazing for me. It's helped me grow as a leader and as someone who can share ideas effectively. I'm excited to keep contributing to Navrang and to help others see how fun and important cultural activities can be. In Navrang, every color tells a story, and creativity is celebrated. My role as promotional head has been a rewarding experience that's taught me a lot. I'm thankful for all I've learned and can't wait to see what's next for me and for Navrang.

Previously, collegelife used to be lectures and attendance. Now, student's engagement and their preparation towards the real world depends on the cultural fest and events. It encourages them to participate and showcase their talent. The advanced cultural events, technical fests, performance and competitions with friends make an engineering student confident and job-ready. College fests play an important role in shaping the career of a student. Companies prefer hiring candidates of the best Engineering Colleges who are knowledgeable, expert in their field. have good communication skills and are interactive with clients. If a candidate has been an active participant in college fest, cultural activities, sports tournaments or anything outside the classroom then it shows their latent ad ability. If students who wish to pursue higher studies, these co-curricular activities make them different from others. Involvement in college fest along with studies teaches students to manage time efficienty, prioritize work, follow schedule, and honor deadlines. Fest and events at Engineering College provide many opportunities to interact with your peers and form new connections. While organizing any fest, students stumble upon new people and build their strong networks. Most of these activities are GD by which students get to know about people from different cutural backgrounds and interests. These healthy interactions not only enhance the interpersonal communication skills but also prepares them for the real world. Technical fest provides a platform for young brains to showcase their innovative ideas and compete with their peers. Those who can multi-task, take initiative, and are enterprising have better chances of getting hired. students grow in multiple directions if they actively participate in college fest. Students who volunteer and organize college fest display their self-started attitude, which is highly appreciated by recruiters, specially while hiring for administrative positions.

Join Navrang. Explore Creativity. Celebrate Culture.

Rachit Shukla Promotional Head, The Navrang Club PSIT

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