Preston University organizes Managment & Business Quiz Competetion
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ISLAMABAD: Preston University, organized an Inter-Departmental Management & Business Quiz Competition here at the Islamabad Campus to mark the 15th Anniversary of the Higher Education Commission (HEC).
The Competition was titled ‘BIZQUIZ’ in which Twenty six teams participated and each team comprised of two members, a news release said on Monday.
Prof Dr Mohammad Daud Awan, Dean Computer Science, Preston University presided over the event as Chief Guest while Dr A W Baloch, Registrar was graced the occasion as the Guest of Honor.
The team comprising of Muhammad Talha Shah and Farrukh Akbar from MBA and BS programs performed outstandingly and grabbed1st position in the Competition. The team comprising of Mardan Shah Bukhari and Sidra from MBA 7th was awarded 2nd position for its equally good performance.
Nisar Ahmed and Noor Fatima of MBA 7th were ranked 3rd in the Inter-Departmental Quiz Competition organized by Preston to mark HEC’s 15th Anniversary. The winners of the competition were awarded certificates of commendation by the Chief Guest, Prof. Dr. Daud Awan.
Due to overwhelming response from the students ‘BIZQUIZ” turned out to be a grand success. The audience present at the event enthusiastically participated in the random questions session held at the conclusion of the event and were given chocolates for taking part in the session.
Active participation of the students in ‘BIZQUIZ’ was immensely appreciated by the Corporate Guests including Mr. Harris Butt, Director Operations E &A Services and Ms. Asima Bashir of SME Bank. Distinguished presence of representatives of the event sponsors “Eventie” was a source of great encouragement for the competing students.
The efforts of Humayun Shuja, Director Entrepreneurship Development and Visiting Faculty Member, Preston University, Islamabad and Nazma Iqbal, event supervisor were instrumental in organizing the Inter-Departmental Quiz Competition ‘BIZQUIZ”, to mark the 15th Anniversary of HEC, were profoundly appreciated by the Chancellor of Preston University, Dr Abdul Basit.
