Events of 28th February 2020// 04.04.2020

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February 28th 2020.
The day of Janus, Alumni Meet and Under 25 Summit.

On 28th February, a bright and early morning, 3 events took place in the Jyoti Nivas campus. Young media students and their hardworking teachers were running around finishing the final touches for their two big events, which were Janus and the Alumni Meet. My two friends and I volunteered to help out for the alumni meet and we were in charge of welcoming the alumni and handing them badges and a ribbon. We were set outside the auditorium and it was a great pleasure to meet those who had gone to our college before us. 

After the meet ended, we had gone for our lunch break and then gone to experience the remaining of Janus. Our teachers and fellow students gave us such a great experience to meet and get to know a few companies for internship programs and also a few post-graduate courses which we can take up. My friends and I visited two booths as most of the other booths had packed and left. However, the two booths were still in the area of our interests. The first booth we visited was for an internship in fashion and behind the scenes work and the second booth was for film, photography and content writing. We gave our contact details and also took brochures to know more about their other options for an internship but I personally was interested in the fashion part and also working for film and photography. It was an amazing opportunity to branch out and explore the different sides of media which we could experience and it helped all of us to find internships and also exposure to new experiences. 

After Janus ended, there was an event known as the Under 25 Summit. We enjoyed performances from different people. We laughed, we enjoyed special performances and some people even went on stage and had a workout. It truly was an eventful day and I'm so glad I got to experience so many things with my friends and also gain exposure while enjoying every bit of it. 

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