Excelsior

It's here - and it's bigger than you could every imagine.

Time awaits no one and neither does triumph. If you have the wits and the guts to make history, your “Zero Hour” is here.

This 30th and 31st of January, Mark-It brings to you, Excelsior’20: The Zero Hour Arcanum. You get one shot. Take it, and break the goddamn thing down.

Registrations close on 16th January 2020. See you in the battlefield!

Register now at bit.ly/excelsior20

At Excelsior, participants get a taste of everything. Be it the round table discussions, simulations, PR conferences or mind boggling case studies; we believe in a wholesome experience.

And those who manage to survive this corporate ordeal are the ones who emerge victorious.

At Excelsior'19, our laurel holders were-

Best Manager:
Winner- Pancham Gupta, SSCBS
First Runners Up- Yash Dhawan, SSCBS
Second Runners Up- Karan Chaudhary, SSCBS

HR-PR:
Winners- Ankit Attri and Pranav Maine, Hansraj College
First Runners Up- Saloni Jain and Pratyush Jain, Hansraj College
Second Runners Up- Nandan Goel and Shivansh Jindal, SSCBS

Corporate Strategy:
Winners - Riya Aggarwal, SSCBS and Simran Ahuja, Hindu College
First Runners Up - Dhaval and Madhu Sudan, Hansraj College
Second Runners Up - Manan Wadhawan and Saksham Jain, SSCBS

The Marketers:
Winners - Muskan Joshi and Ravleen Malhotra, LSR
First Runners Up - Neha Jauhari and Hritik, DCAC
Second Runners Up - Harsh*ta Singhal, Shaheed Rajguru College and Simran Sachdeva, Hansraj College

Mark-It thanks all the participants for making Excelsior'19 an event to behold.

See you there, North Campus!

A synergy of ground-breaking creativity, splendid decision making, and nerve-racking fiascos- Brace yourself for Excelsior'19.

Mark-It SSCBS is coming to Hansraj on the 22nd of January to conduct offline prelims for Excelsior'19.

Suit up, as a cash prize of ₹ 1,00,000 is enough to kill for.

Excelsior'19- Be !

Indian Political arena is a battlefield. A ground where people are dubious but dutiful; Where things that matter are hugs and names. People think politics is about welfare and prosperity but really, it’s all just a game.

Now the battlefield buzzes again and no one knows who may reign. We need people who think on their feet, with sharp minds and a quick wit. We want someone who reads in between the lines, with a corporate brain and a gambler’s heart. Come only if you can take the risk, for it ain’t a place for the weak willed.

A saffron coloured corporation holds the baton right now, but not for long because the judgement day gets closer as we speak and a corporate strategy is all we need.