Engifest Infinity 2017 where limits are redefined.

These days college fests contribute as stress busters for students and facility and help them to relax their mind and divert themselves from their monotonous life cycle which mainly includes attending Lectures, Workshops, Assignments, Projects, Eating, Sleeping and repeating. The vast syllabus and pressure from teachers and parents make it difficult for the students to balance their life schedule.
           
The " ENGIFEST INFINITY 2017 " which is one of the largest and the oldest Engineering College Cultural Festivals of North India was organized by Delhi Technology University on 18-19 and 20th February 2017 featured from Electrifying Music to Rock Tunes, Jam to Film Making, Drag Racing to Fashion Shows, Stand-up Comedy to Street Play etc.

This year ENGIFEST witnessed a footfall of more than 60,000 students visiting the campus from over 280 colleges across the country. With every year passing by the ENGIFEST is growing bigger and better in every way. It has always been a star-studded event with artists like Sunidhi Chauhan performing live, Piyush Mishra performing Kavi Sammelan, SHTUBY Drum & Red Band from Israel performing live rock show, Logori performing Live Indian rock night, EDM Night with DJ Nucleya, SHAKEDOWN Drag racing & bass battle, Paridhan the Fashion show, Kick Back KTM stunt show by Monty, and STFU - Switch The Funk up street dance face-offs and lots more.

Engifest is a great platform for students to showcase their talent and increase their social circle by interacting with other college students and learn many things from each other. With different events going on during the Engifest the students get an idea of the level of competition that exists and helps them to boost their confidence level and personality development.

Engifest wasn't about the band or the food or the friends it is about ambiance that fest creates. the same monotonous university life was transformed into a multifaceted maze if unlimited possibilities. Every nook and corner of the campus turned into a work of art to expose you to a new experience.

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