Students urged to explore new ways of acquiring knowledge
He encouraged students not only to read textbooks but also to think beyond them by applying concepts creatively and innovatively. He said opportunities existed across every sector and inspired students to become job creators rather than job seekers, thereby contributing to entrepreneurship and economic development.Registrar M. Ravichand said that degrees were not ornaments but instruments for transformation.Director (Infrastructure and Consulting) B.
- ▪He encouraged students not only to read textbooks but also to think beyond them by applying concepts creatively and innovatively.
- ▪He said opportunities existed across every sector and inspired students to become job creators rather than job seekers, thereby contributing to entrepreneurship and economic development.Registrar M.
- ▪Ravichand said that degrees were not ornaments but instruments for transformation.Director (Infrastructure and Consulting) B.
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National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) Executive Manager Mumbai Barkha Nigam urged students to consistently explore new ways of acquiring knowledge.Speaking at the inauguration of the MBA orientation and preparatory classes for the 2026-2028 batch from July 23 to August 14, organised by the School of Management, Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education (Deemed to be University), she encouraged students to pursue professional certifications alongside their MBA to enhance their employability and competitiveness.Stressing the importance of effective communication skills irrespective of one’s specialisation, she also urged students to remain aware of current developments and changes in the business environment, as continuous learning and awareness were the keys to long-term career…
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