The JAM (Just A Minute) activity marked the beginning of co-curricular engagements for the BCA Batch 2023–2026, providing students a platform to express themselves with confidence, clarity, and creativity. Each student was given one minute to speak on a surprise topic, testing their ability to think spontaneously and communicate effectively under time pressure. The activity was designed to help students overcome stage fear, improve impromptu speaking skills, and build self-confidence. Students spoke on a wide range of thought-provoking and relatable topics such as “Life Without Social Media,” “Are We Too Dependent on Google?,” “The Rise of Online Gaming Culture,” “Digital Footprints Never Fade,” “Smartphones: Productivity Tool or Distraction?” and “AI vs Human Intelligence.” The classrooms buzzed with enthusiasm as students took turns speaking, showcasing their diverse perspectives and unique communication styles. The atmosphere was energetic and encouraging, fostering peer learning and self-expression. Faculty members played a vital role in facilitating the session, guiding students, and providing constructive feedback on their performance. The presence of faculty coordinators and active classroom engagement turned the session into a lively and enriching experience. The event not only enhanced students' public speaking and critical thinking abilities but also marked a dynamic start to the semester. A total of 105 students of BCA 2nd year enthusiastically participated in the event.