College life is one of the most exciting and important phases in anyone’s life. During this period, a student comes across several experiences, and learns new things. A college festival is not just for fun, it adds value to a student’s learning experience.

Daksh:- the management fest of School of Management DiST, was started in the year 2010.A two-day long extravaganza full of events to keep some of India's most brilliant minds engaged, Daksh is entirely conceptualized and managed by students. From keynote addresses to revered and distinguished luminaries, stimulating business wisdom through panel discussions, case-study competitions to debates, Daksh aims to be bigger and better with every passing year. A perfect blend of academia, management and entertainment, the fest will include participation from pan-India management schools and other graduate and post-graduate colleges, young professionals and established industry giants alike. Keeping in sync with the values of DiST School of management, Daksh endeavors to ignite minds, illuminate thoughts and inspire hearts.

• The 9th edition of DAKSH: DAKSH'22 in 23rd and 24th November 2022,   Theme: Marvel Cinematic universe
• The college witnessed 2019 edition of DAKSH: DAKSH’19 in October 3rd & 4th,2019.
• In 2017 DAKSH join hands with the College fest DIGNITO and conducted DIGNITO’17 on December 20th and 21st.
• In 2016 the 7th Edition OF DAKSH: DAKSH’16 was conducted on October 4th & 5th, 2016.
• In 2015 the 6th Edition of DAKSH: DAKSH ‘15 was conducted on October 7th and 8th.
• 2014 witnessed two DAKSH events: DAKSH’14 and DAKSH’14 reloaded .The fourth DAKSH-DAKSH 14 was conducted on 22nd and 23rd January 2014.The fifth edition of DAKSH: DAKSH’14 Reloaded was conducted on November 27th and 28th.
• The third installment of DAKSH – DAKSH’13 with the theme Egyptian Management was conducted on the 22nd and 23rd January 2013.
• The second edition of DAKSH-DAKSH’12 was conducted on 10th, 11th January 2012 with the theme Japanese Management.
• December 20, 2010 DAKSH’10 was conducted.