B-Talks - FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

B-Talks - FAQS

1. How did B-Talks start?

B-Talks was founded as an initiative by Bhashyam Blooms Maheswaram, envisioned by Principal Rahul Noel to create a platform where students could express their ideas, develop confidence, and master public speaking. What started as a small event has now grown into a signature platform where students inspire and engage audiences with their powerful voices.

B-Talks is designed to empower students by helping them:

  • Develop strong public speaking and leadership skills.
  • Express their ideas, creativity, and passions
  • Overcome stage fear and communicate with clarity and impact.
  • Build a habit of structured thinking and articulate expression.

It’s not just about speaking—it’s about inspiring, learning, and leading!

This unique format ensures that:

  • Talks are concise, engaging, and impactful.
  • Speakers learn to communicate efficiently without rambling.
  • The audience stays interested and retains more information.
  • Students develop quick-thinking and structured speaking skills.

The auto-advancing slides challenge students to be clear, confident, and compelling in a limited time frame—just like real-world presentations!

Yes! The 3-minute limit is what makes B-Talks unique. This teaches students to:

  • Be precise and to the point—No unnecessary details!
  • Capture attention quickly—The first few seconds matter the most.
  • Keep the audience engaged—Short, crisp talks are easier to remember.

With practice, students will find that 3 minutes is the perfect time to leave a lasting impact!

Students can talk about anything they are passionate about! Here are some ideas:

  • Personal experiences or inspiring stories
  • Science, technology, and innovations
  • Social issues and solutions
  • Leadership, teamwork, and motivation
  • Books, movies, and lessons learned from them
  • Creative and futuristic ideas

The only rule? Make it meaningful and engaging!

Students can use any presentation software that allows auto-advancing slides, including:

  • Microsoft PowerPoint
  • Google Slides

We encourage students to use visuals, minimal text, and impactful images to make their slides powerful!

Yes! However, there are a few important guidelines:

  • Keep it short – Any audio or video clip should not exceed 15 seconds. If necessary, spread it across multiple slides to fit within the flow of your talk.
  • Don’t rely too much on video/audio – While media can enhance a talk, the speaker’s voice, presence, and connection with the audience are the most important elements. Overusing video or audio may reduce engagement rather than enhance it.

Pro Tip: Use audio/video only if it adds significant value to your message. If in doubt, focus on delivering a powerful speech with compelling storytelling and strong visuals instead!