On the first day of Gold Fiesta 2014, the annual cultural fest of College of Technology and Engineering, students enjoyed several competitions and events including Treasure Hunt, Robotics, Counter Strike, Break the Code, Street play, Rangoli, Extempore, Debate, Poetry, Poster making, and painting.

Mukesh Gurjar, president of student union of CTAE informed that 8 groups of students presented street plays on various social issues like fixing in cricket, election, social work, unethical media, and negligence of administration.

Participants also showcased their skills in Robotics, Counter Strike and other technology related competitions. Students with keen interest in art presented their talents in Rangoli, Poster Making, and Painting.

The event continued whole day at the college campus. Both students and faculties enjoyed the amalgamation of cultural and technological presentation.