Disorientation Week is simply an unwind, rewind week for ISBians, before Grad Day and before it is time to bid adieu to life on campus, which each of them grew so familiar with for the past one year. Final assignments done, terms tucked in neatly, students now wait for the Disorientation Week, which helps them bond, for maybe the last time. So each wants to bid farewells and make new beginnings with fellow mates and also with their alma mater.

Says Prabkirat Sanghera, President, Graduate Students Board, “After the gruelling one year at the ISB, the disorientation week helps students de-stress, before they move back into the corporate world. It is also an essential time for students to rejuvenate and cement bonds that have been built over the year with the ISB community.”

The week saw students arrange for a thank you tea and snack session with Sarovar staff. Students in a role reversal served the staff of Sarovar, who for the whole year had patiently served and waited on them.

Further the Graduate Student Body organised a get together at the Pragati Resorts where students and family decided to let down their hair before they headed their separate ways. A fun filled evening dinner dance by the pool was the perfect milieu.

A week long celebration gets them all ready to take centre stage on Graduation Day and walk away with enviable honours.