Study Hall College students delivered an outstanding performance at the three-day “Fusion Fest 2026” organized by IMRT Business School, winning multiple medals and prizes across categories. A total of 64 students participated in nearly 24 events spanning academic, sports, cultural, fine arts, and e-sports segments, securing cash rewards, certificates, and trophies.

Among the top achievers, Aditya Kumar, Aryan Mishra, and Srishti Nigam (BBA) won gold medals in Carrom, Arm Wrestling, and Mehendi, respectively. Radhika Gupta (BBA) secured a silver medal in Carrom, while Priya Yadav, Vishesh Gupta (BBA), and Riya Yadav (B.Com) jointly won silver in the Cooking Without Fire competition. Pankaj Yadav (BBA) and Tanisha (BCA) earned bronze medals in Shot Put and Sketching. Somya Singh, Yukti Kashyap, and Khushi (B.Com) won bronze in Rangoli. The girls’ team also achieved runner-up positions in Volleyball and Tug-of-War.

Students further showcased their talents in a wide range of events including Nukkad Natak, Group Dance, Waste of Art, Hindi and English Debate, Group Discussion, Parliamentary Debate, Cinema Decoding, Advertisement Making, Cricket, Football, Tug of War, E-Sports, and Badminton.

Through student-led activities, Study Hall College celebrated National Constitutional Day by promoting awareness of constitutional values, fundamental rights, and civic responsibilities, inspiring students to become informed and responsible citizens.

Study Hall College organized a session on Listening Skills led by Ms Nidhika Jindal, an experienced HR and Learning & Development professional with over 18 years of industry experience. The session highlighted the importance of active listening as a cornerstone of effective communication, emphasizing its role in building trust, encouraging collaboration, and strengthening interpersonal connections.

Tech Sphere, Study Hall College’s AI & IT club, organized an inter-departmental computer quiz to mark National Computer Literacy Day. Students from all departments put their digital skills to the test and powered up their tech knowledge through a fun and challenging competition. The initiative promoted digital literacy, encouraged cross-disciplinary interaction, and celebrated tech-savvy talent across the campus.

Study Hall College organized an inter-departmental field visit to the Hindustan Hastshilp Mahotsav, bringing together students from BBA, BCom, and BAJMC programs for some experiential learning. During the visit, students conducted live surveys on GI-tagged products, interacted directly with buyers and sellers, and gained insights into market trends and consumer behaviour. Additionally, BAJMC students honed their on-ground media reporting skills through practical exposure. The visit provided another opportunity for hands-on learning, reinforcing the importance of real-world engagement beyond the classroom.

The BCA department of Study Hall College concluded the 16-hour “Certified Secure Computer User Smart Program – Cyber Security Awareness & Smart AI” in collaboration with the International College for Security Studies. The program equipped students with practical knowledge of cyber threats, phishing, password security, digital hygiene, and the fundamentals of artificial intelligence through hands-on, expert-led sessions. Certificates were awarded to students who successfully completed the program, marking a significant step in strengthening their skills in cybersecurity and AI.

Study Hall College organized an engaging theatrical experience as acclaimed solo artist Luckyjee Gupta captivated students with his powerful performance “Maa Mujhe Tagore Bana De.” The performance blended emotional storytelling with creative expression, leaving a lasting impact and offering students an enriching exposure to the art of theatre.