About Event

"See the invisible and do the impossible"
Kritva means 'to do' and do your will.

Kritva is the annual management and cultural fest at IMI, with a pan-India strategy for the ultimate carnival, challenging showcase of talent and versatility of youth. With the magnitude increasing with each passing year, Kritva aims to promote a spirit of competition and rivalry providing a real-time experience for tomorrow's budding managers to hone their skills. The fittest survive, the best win, however, everyone learns in one way or the other.

The 72 hour, break-neck-paced fest has a plethora of events in both cultural and management forms ranging from case study presentations to fashion shows, management quizzes to street plays, strategy games to rock shows. The campus is the most vibrant and lively during these days. The students are full of enthusiasm and zeal to showcase their talent and potential and we give them the platform.

After having given a thought to what we have in store for you in the coming years with "Rethinking Our Future" in 2012, providing a global outlook of today's world with "Looking Beyond Boundaries" in 2013 and giving great insights on “Redefining India” in 2014,To represent India Internationally on Swadeshi terms. "International Swadeshi" in 2015 and this year Kritva'2016 Fights for "Breaking The Stereotype".

India has always been a country burdened under a number of stereotypes and myths. These have stalled the progress of the nation and are apparently everywhere. Corporate, politics, culture, sports, entertainment, society and every other domain that one can possibly think of.
But, things are changing. The outworn beliefs of the past are being questioned and the status-quo is being questioned more now than ever.
This year at KRITVA'16, we recognize this fight against all the prejudices that have held us back for the past 70 years and celebrate the success of those who have had the courage to break the stereotype. This year, we support...

"BREAKING THE STEREOTYPE"

Kritva Dates:
21st October – 23rd October 2016