XLRI- Xavier Management School's Ensemble '18 ends on a high note

  • | Monday | 5th November, 2018

The talented singers gave the judges a tough time in deciding the winner while Ramp it Up, the fashion event, saw over 50 participants on the ramp. JAMSHEDPUR: The Ensemble-Valhalla '18, the three-day annual management-cultural-sports festival of XLRI-Xavier Management School, ended on a high note on Sunday.The highlight of the concluding day was popular playback singer Amit Trivedi's concert that rocked the would-be managers with hit tracks like ' Udta Punjab ' and 'Naina Da Kya Kasoor'.The concluding day saw the final rounds of multiple management events. The flagship event of the fest, The Next Gen Leader, declared its winner who not only took home the coveted title but also an invaluable experience of competing with the best minds of the country.Like every year, Masterchef remained one of the most popular events with faculty and students showing off their culinary skills in multiple rounds like guessing the ingredient and dessert making.The cultural front too saw events like Raagalya, the solo singing event, which had more than 30 participants, with the youngest being an 11-year old.

JAMSHEDPUR: The Ensemble-Valhalla '18, the three-day annual management-cultural-sports festival of XLRI-Xavier Management School, ended on a high note on Sunday.The highlight of the concluding day was popular playback singer Amit Trivedi's concert that rocked the would-be managers with hit tracks like ' Udta Punjab ' and 'Naina Da Kya Kasoor'.The concluding day saw the final rounds of multiple management events. The flagship event of the fest, The Next Gen Leader, declared its winner who not only took home the coveted title but also an invaluable experience of competing with the best minds of the country.Like every year, Masterchef remained one of the most popular events with faculty and students showing off their culinary skills in multiple rounds like guessing the ingredient and dessert making.The cultural front too saw events like Raagalya, the solo singing event, which had more than 30 participants, with the youngest being an 11-year old. The talented singers gave the judges a tough time in deciding the winner while Ramp it Up, the fashion event, saw over 50 participants on the ramp.

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