Youth festival: 11 teams qualify for case study final
The qualifying rounds of the contest were held at the gymnasium of the Punjab Sports Board.
The qualifying rounds of the contest were held at the gymnasium of the Punjab Sports Board. PHOTO: ONLINE
LAHORE:
As many as 11 teams on Thursday qualified for the final round of the case study competition of the Punjab Youth Festival.
The contest will be held on Friday (today).
The qualifying rounds of the contest were held at the gymnasium of the Punjab Sports Board (SBP).
The study, Crack the Case, on Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) was discussed by students from various universities. After the discussions, they offered various solutions.
The winning criterion was based on proposed solutions and after the question-answer session with judges, 11 teams qualified for the final round in which they will have to present solutions for another study case.
Sports Board Director General Usman Anwar was the chief guest. He said the government was providing all kinds of opportunities to the youth to showcase their skills and would continue to do so in the future.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 14th, 2014.
As many as 11 teams on Thursday qualified for the final round of the case study competition of the Punjab Youth Festival.
The contest will be held on Friday (today).
The qualifying rounds of the contest were held at the gymnasium of the Punjab Sports Board (SBP).
The study, Crack the Case, on Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) was discussed by students from various universities. After the discussions, they offered various solutions.
The winning criterion was based on proposed solutions and after the question-answer session with judges, 11 teams qualified for the final round in which they will have to present solutions for another study case.
Sports Board Director General Usman Anwar was the chief guest. He said the government was providing all kinds of opportunities to the youth to showcase their skills and would continue to do so in the future.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 14th, 2014.