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Buxar Students Hack Limits at TECHBUX'26 Fest
5 Sep
Summary
- TECHBUX'26 festival inaugurated at Government Engineering College, Buxar.
- Theme 'Hack the Limits. Build the Future.' sparks student innovation.
- Events blend technical challenges with cultural performances for holistic growth.
The Government Engineering College (GEC) in Buxar has launched its two-day technical festival, TECHBUX'26. This event provides a vital platform for students to demonstrate their innovative ideas, creativity, and technical prowess.
The festival's theme, "Hack the Limits. Build the Future.," was officially inaugurated on Saturday at the college auditorium. A variety of technical competitions are scheduled, including Robo War, Hurdle Mania, and Robo Race. These challenges are designed to assess participants' skills in robotics, programming, and engineering design.
Dean (academic) Shyam Lal Verma emphasized the importance of such festivals in applying academic knowledge to practical scenarios. He highlighted their role in fostering innovation, teamwork, and analytical thinking among students.
Coordinated by assistant professors Amit Kumar and Jitendra Pratap Singh, the technical segment runs alongside a vibrant cultural program. This cultural component, managed by assistant professors Vidya Rashmi and Samira Samim, includes music and dance performances, encouraging artistic expression.
The college aims for students' all-round development by integrating technical and cultural activities, thereby enhancing their creative and professional skills.
