Media Release
Bengaluru, April 7 : Tejas 2025, the flagship Interclass Cultural Fest of Shift III, held from 7th to 19th March 2025, provided a dynamic platform for over 1800 students, including working professionals and student entrepreneurs who often miss out on regular daytime events. With 27 competitions spanning performing arts, literary contests, and cultural showcases, the fest celebrated student creativity while ensuring inclusivity and engagement for all.
A thrilling surprise flash mob by the Dance Association, joined by faculty members, set an electrifying tone for the festival. The seamless execution of the event was made possible by the dedicated efforts of faculty and student volunteers, embodying the strong sense of community that defines Shift III.
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One of the standout moments of Tejas 2025 was the launch of ‘CuttheQ,’ a digital application innovatively developed by final-year BCA students, highlighting the technical ingenuity and problem-solving skills fostered within the institution.
The festival concluded with an exhilarating finale, followed by a valedictory ceremony graced by Rev. Fr. Swebert Dsilva SJ (Pro Chancellor), Rev. Fr. Dr. Victor Lobo SJ (Vice Chancellor), Rev. Fr. Denzel Lobo SJ (Dean of the School of Information Technology), and Rev. Fr. Francis Pinto SJ (Director of Shift III). Their presence underscored Shift III’s commitment to providing a holistic educational experience—one that nurtures not just academic excellence but also creativity, leadership, and personal growth. Tejas 2025 was a testament to this vision, leaving a lasting impact on students and faculty alike.
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