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Students have a field day at Ybrations
Aurora Degree College, consisting S Rahul, Saikiran and Mahesh, won the first prize in the group dance category while Hyderabad Central University\'s Healthcare management team (Bhavana, Alekhya and Sneha) won the second prize.
About 400 students enjoyed during the ‘Ybrations-2017’ event, which was conducted by Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Management (PGDHM) of Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) at the College Park Campus.
Aurora Degree College, consisting S Rahul, Saikiran and Mahesh, won the first prize in the group dance category while Hyderabad Central University's Healthcare management team (Bhavana, Alekhya and Sneha) won the second prize.
St Mary's Lucky enthralled audience with her stunning performance and bagged the first prize in solo dance category. While NIMS' Akhila got second place, Aurora Degree College's S Rahul got a special prize and special mention from judges.
St Mary students dominated singing section. Rohit of St Mary's won Solo prize, Naveena of NIMS received second prize. Belssan and Nasar of St Mary's got the gold in duet singing. The team from St Mary's (Akshat, Supreeth and Yashwanth) won Quiz title as well.
Sneha, Vijay and Sanjeev of HUC got second place while Sri Venkateswara College of Pharmacy (Chandrasekhar, Akhila and Sree vidya) bagged the third place.
"It is fun and frolic unlimited. We enjoyed it thoroughly. Ybrations gave us a great opportunity to interact with many youngsters from various colleges from the city," Rahul, one of the jubilant participants, said.
The Director of Centre for Healthcare Management, Dr Subodh Kandamuthan, said that he was overwhelmed by the response Ybrations received from student community.
