News and Events

School of Commerce and Management Studies, Dayananda Sagar University has organized a useful workshop for all the aspiring scholars, M Phil students and research scholars. The detailed 10 days workshop will be starting from 23rd Jan to 1st February 2019 at PGDM block, Kumaraswamy Layout, Dayananda Sagar University, Bangalore.

The workshop will emphasize more on the Business Research Skills Enhancement and intensive proposal writing for M.Phil, Ph.D, PDF scholars. The workshop is very well scheduled with presentations, expert talks, activities and interactive sessions with all the participants. Dayananda Sagar University is thankful to Indian Council of Social Science Research for sponsoring the event.

The event is open for all the students of India, to participate please contact Dr. Anitha 99439 93307 / Dr. Roohi K 98409 52621.

Dayananda Sagar University (DSU) Top Ranked in International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) India Regional Finals at Kolkota.

The International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) is the largest computer programming contest in the world. The ICPC is an activity that provides college students with an opportunity to demonstrate and sharpen their problem-solving and computing skills. The contest is considered to be the “Olympics of Computer Programming”. The ICPC Asia Regional Contests invite Asian students to meet, establish friendships and promote fair competition in programming.

Dayananda Sagar University and DSI are hosting Verbattle National School Debate Championship 2019 in association with Verbattle. Verbattle is the largest, most exciting and unique platform for debate and dialogue. Its fundamental purpose is to facilitate thought and opinion exchange in addition to its primary goal of promoting democratic values in society.

Every year Verbattle organizes the national level debate competition for the school students of age 12 to 16 years studying from 7th to 10 th standard. The competition will be a league tournament at the first level, with each team having to compete in not fewer than five debates and up to a maximum of seven debates in case of a tie.