Dear friends, On Saturday, 11th June 2011 the forum has organised the Annual Day Programme to celebrate its 4th anniversary at Direct I-Plex, Andheri (w), starting from 3.30 p.m.
The Programme holds promise to achieve the following benefits:
Keynote address: At the Society it has always been our endeavour to harness talent and provide an environment not only conducive for pursuit of knowledge but also to provide a platform for future chartered accountants to achieve their potential.
Our learned speaker for the day Padma Shri (CA) T. N. Manoharan shall address the students throwing light on the various challenges that the path beholds and an alternative approach that one can follow to combat those challenges.
Awakening the writer within: Students pursuing the Chartered Accountancy Course are welcome to participate in the writing competition whereby they can write an essay on any topic of their liking and submit it to km@bcasonline.org and mark a copy to gm@ bcasonline.org. Only original ideas and viewpoints need to be expressed through the essays. Any essay found to be copied from the Internet or an existing write-up shall be disqualified.
Your write-ups should not exceed more than 1,000 words. The Editorial Committee of the BCAS will assess your contribution and if selected your essay will be published in BCAJ. The decision of the Editorial Committee is final and shall not be questioned under any circumstances whatsoever. Three selected best contributions will be awarded a prize. A certificate of participation will be issued to all the participants. Kindly note, your essays with your complete details and your registration number with ICAI should reach not later than May 23rd 2011.
Elocution Competition 2011 (for CA Students) Saturday, 11th June 2011:
“He came, He spoke, He won” — this is a story of a good communicator. The one who speaks convincingly and impressively wins half the battle. Now here is the opportunity of the year for CA students to present their communication skills. Be little humorous, let imagination run wild at the Elocution Competition organised by BCAS for CA students under the auspices of Smt. Chandanben Maganlal Bhatt Elocution Fund. The contestant will be given five minutes to express his/her views on any one of the undermentioned topics:
(a) Scams (Your Take on Combating It)
(b) Why I wished to be a C.A.?
(c) Coping with Stress (Your Mantra Decoded)
(d) An appointment with GOD (Your Agenda for the Meeting)
(e) Freedom of Expression (Used or Overused)
Those desirous of participating should enrol on or before May 23rd 2011. The best three speakers selected by a panel of judges will be awarded handsomely. An elimination round will take place on June 4th 2011, Saturday at the Society Office Churchgate starting from 2.30 p.m.
Strike fast: A quiz is organised at the Annual Day to enable you to test and gain more general knowledge, basic information on commerce, economics, health, sports and entertainment.
Articles of the same firm or self-formed groups can participate and compete as a group. Three prizes will be awarded to the winning team and a certificate for participation will be issued to each participant.
A rotating trophy is up for grabs to be awarded to the winning team’s CA firm.
Do not miss the opportunity to meet and enjoy with your student friends. Enrolment is limited for 200 students.
And above all, a sumptuous buffet to end a wonderful evening.
