MIT Kundapura organises orientation programme for MBA, MCA students


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Kundapur, Oct 28: The postgraduate studies department of Moodlakatte Institute of Technology (MIT), organised an orientation programme for first-year MBA and MCA students.

The chief guest, Sampath Shetty, managing director of Srikrishnaprasad Group of Industries, emphasised that dreams, self-confidence and making the right choices are essential for success. He urged students to set clear goals, believe in their abilities and make informed decisions to progress towards success in life.

Dr Ramakrishna Hegde, principal of the college, congratulated the first-year MBA and MCA students and extended his best wishes for their academic journey.

Dr S N Bhat, academic director of IMJ Institutions, addressed the gathering and highlighted the importance of achieving holistic development. He also explained how students could make the most of their professional postgraduate education.

Dr Suchitra Poojary, head of the MBA department, delivered the welcome address. Prasanna Kumar, assistant professor in the MCA department, was present.

Aditi and Rakshitha R, second-year MBA students, compered the programme.

The orientation programme helped first-year students gain an understanding of the institution's academic environment, the importance of higher education and the need to set clear goals for their future.

 

 

  

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