Hyderabad: A total of 692 students graduated from the Indian Business School (ISB) on Friday.
Chairman of Tata Sons N.
Chandrase is the main guest at the 20th graduation ceremony held virtually.
While 481 students graduated from the Hyderabad campus, 211 students fainted from the Mohali campus.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results of the PGP (Class 2021), FPM (Program Partner in Management) and the Founder Class EFPM (executive colleagues in management) took part in the e-graduation ceremony.
Congratulations on graduates, Chandrasekan tells them that they graduate at important times in time.
“We have experienced progress we cannot imagine – from scientific breakthroughs in new ways of learning, life, and work.
This is an extraordinary opportunity for India to change and better itself.
And this opportunity is your chance.
For the world It becomes a thought, and will soon be rebuilt.
Have never had been opening for new ideas that were brave, “he said.
“I believe that new India that appears in the coming decade can be a global leader in R & D, Science and Technology, AI, advanced manufacturing and next generation products and services.
We have a scale.
We have a scale.
We only need to make the right investment .
And for that, we need to start with fundamentally, “he said underlined.
Previously, overcoming his first graduation ceremony as the Dean of ISB, Professor Madian Pillutla said that after completing two decades many meaningful and important national contributions, ISB was in a more promising and pleasant time.
“With various intellectual and physical resources at ISB disposal today, I believe we have the responsibility to contribute more to India.
The third decade ISB must be about the impact and transformation,” he said.
The ISB Executive Board of Harish Manwani, Mohali Campus Advisory Board, Rakesh Bharti Mittal, Pillutla, and members of the ISB Board, joined virtually in celebrations along with students, families, staff, alumni and other officials.
“For businesses, values, and successful goals are more important than before, just as people in these difficult times.
Organizations must become more agile and resilient to face unprecedented challenges,” Manwani said.
ISB will continue to equip his students to become ready in the future and allow them to deliver a futuristic and innovative growth model that is worthy of others, he added.
The graduation ceremony also celebrated the achievements of their students by announcing awards to students who excel in academic and extra-curricular activities and those who have shown leadership skills that are expanded throughout the year.
Siddhant Gupta from the Mohali campus and asked Sri Yerra from the Hyderabad campus received a gold medal for a class topping.
ISB PARMESHWAR GODREJ AWARD, which is given to honor Parmeshwar Godrej’s memory to an exemplary female student who has a strong commitment to social causes, is presented to Ridhi Vohra from CO2021.
692 students graduated from Indian business schools
