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Friends of BBA student tired of filling up Google Forms - Vimarsana News

Friends of BBA student tired of filling up Google Forms

A satire about how friends of BBA students are tired of filling up Google Forms.

BBA student mistakes normal human interaction for networking - Vimarsana News

BBA student mistakes normal human interaction for networking

From LinkedIn to TikTok, there’s hardly anywhere left where BBA undergrads are not trying to expand their vicious web of networking, and forcing you to think about whether higher studies should be accessible to everyone.

University decides to stack students on top of each other to maximise enrolment - Vimarsana News

University decides to stack students on top of each other to maximise enrolment

In an unprecedented move, Bidirectional University, the country’s top private university, has decided to implement a stacking policy to maximise the number of students enrolled in the university. 

University promises permanent campus in 2 years for 10 years in a row - Vimarsana News

University promises permanent campus in 2 years for 10 years in a row

After the VC of Private University Pvt. Ltd. promised a new campus in his speech last week, the cheer from the crowd was less intense than expected as students are reportedly tired of hearing the same thing for the 10th year in a row. Some are even comparing the VC to politicians in Bangladesh owing to the number of false promises he’s made in the past ten years.

Two groups of students clash at university ranking celebration - Vimarsana News

Two groups of students clash at university ranking celebration

After almost 7 hours of peaceful speech giving, however, violence broke out as students belonging to rival political groups broke out into an armed clash. At least 47 students were injured in these clashes, with a combined total of anywhere between 601 and 800 broken bones, according to Dhoka Medical College Hospital authorities.