BizWaves

BizWaves, the Business Events at Engineer 2014 aims to provide the young management prodigies of the country with a unique platform to showcase and test their mettle. BizWaves competitions are moulded by integrating contemporary business management scenario of India and the globe, throwing out challenges that would ignite the skills, knowledge and enthusiasm of passionate future business leaders. Bizwaves is an opportunity for undergraduate and postgraduate students across varying backgrounds to pull up their socks and delve into exigent business problems where only soundness of knowledge and thinking along innovative roads only can guide you to success.

Stockaholic
Brahmastra
coHRence
Markedge
Ran-Neeti

Ajay Prabhu - COO of QuEST Global

And many more distinguished guests.

Stockaholic - 10/10/2014
Ran-Neeti - 14/10/2014
All others - spot registration

Events registration fee differs from event to event.

BY AIR
Mangalore International Airport (IATA: IXE) (ICAO: VOML), at Bajpe, is located 13 km from the city and 15 km from
NITK Surathkal. The airport is well connected to cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Cochin etc. in the
domestic segment and operates weekly/biweekly flights to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Muscat (Oman), Doha (Qatar), Kuwait
and Bahrain in the international segment. Air India, Jet Airways, Kingfisher Airlines, and Air India Express currently
operate flights to Mangalore.

BY TRAIN
Mangalore has two big railway stations.
 Mangalore Central (IR station code: MAQ) is located at Hampankatta, in the heart of the city, at a distance of 18
km from NITK Surathkal. It is a terminus and is used only by the trains which terminate at Mangalore.
 Mangalore Junction (IR station code: MAJN) is situated at Padil, about 5 km from the city and 20 km from NITK
campus. Most long-distance trains and all trains not terminating at Mangalore stop at this station.
 Surathkal (IR station code: SL) is located at 3km distance from the NITK campus on the Konkan Railway.

BY BUS
The KSRTC bus-stand is in Bejai, located towards the North of Mangalore city. The bus-services are run by the
Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation. They operate scheduled bus services to Mumbai, Bangalore, Mysore,
Goa, Hubli-Dharwad and many other cities within and outside Karnataka. Services run by the Kerala State Transport
and Tamil Nadu State Transport and Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation also call in Mangalore at
this very bus-stand. The city is also serviced by various private bus operators that connect the city to Bangalore as
well as other major cities of south and eastern India.
Surathkal is well connected to Mangalore city by frequent Express and local service buses by private operators and
KSRTC. The National Highway 66 that passes through the middle of the campus is having long-distance bus services
to major cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Cochin among other major cities.

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