The most fundamental benefit of the non-academic activity for the students of the institution is ‘Learning a new skill’ where they participate and engage themselves to demonstrate and try to acquire the competence of the same. The very objective of the Department of Commerce is to facilitate the students to broaden their social skills as well as improve their time management.

“Nick of the Time” comprises a group of activities related to time management, team building and decision making. The students of B.Com-I, II&III have participated in a variety of games and events viz., (i) Pyramid making by disposables (ii) Balloon challenge (iii) Creative wear (iv) Singing and Dancing performance

The Teachers of the Department motivated the students to increase their interest levels and linking these activities to the concepts of ‘Team building’, ‘Managerial task completion’ as well as ‘Decision making’. Since these gaming activities captivate the students towards active engagement, they focus and adopt their natural skills to develop their mental abilities instantly.

The group activities of “Nick of the Time” performed by the students of B.Com by organizing themselves into three different groups whereby they grasp and get into the respective game and deliver their skills and abilities to finish the same. As these group activities are associated with time bound completion, by coming out quickly out of the games, most of the students realize the importance of the ‘Time management’ and ‘focused Mind’ in a clamorous environment.

Creative wear, singing and dancing performances highlighted the inherent talents by some of the participants. Teachers of the Department of Commerce worked out and directed the students to take part in the above events in order to complete in a given time frame.

Winners of the games and activities are given the certificates of appreciation by the Head of the Department, Mr. Vaibhav Shrivastava. All the teachers of the Commerce Department were present at the session and the students have actively participated and benefited by the activity.