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IIM-Guwahati Launches Inaugural MBA Programme
IIM-Guwahati has started its first MBA programme with 52 students from different states.
The classes are being held at a temporary campus in Kamrup district.
The permanent campus is being built and will be ready in about three years.
The Chief Minister was there when the classes began and said this is a big step for the region.
Some people are excited about the new opportunities, while others worry about the impact on local resources and the environment.
IIM-Guwahati's first MBA batch commenced with 52 students from 18 states.
Classes are being held at the transit campus in Tech City, Bongora, Kamrup district.
The permanent campus is under construction and will be completed in three years.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma attended the inaugural ceremony.
The new campus aims to provide high-quality management education and boost economic development in the region.
- Who
- 52 students from 18 states, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma
- What
- Launch of the inaugural MBA programme at IIM-Guwahati
- Where
- Transit campus at Tech City, Bongora, Kamrup district
- When
- Classes began on Tuesday
- Why
- To provide high-quality management education and open new opportunities for the youth of the region
Supporters of IIM-Guwahati Expansion
Critics of IIM-Guwahati Expansion
Economic Development
Supporters of IIM-Guwahati Expansion
The establishment of IIM-Guwahati will boost economic development in the region by providing high-quality management education and attracting businesses.
Critics of IIM-Guwahati Expansion
Critics argue that the economic benefits may not be immediate and could lead to increased inequality if local residents are not adequately prepared for the opportunities.
Infrastructure and Resources
Supporters of IIM-Guwahati Expansion
Proponents believe that the new campus will bring state-of-the-art facilities and resources to the region, enhancing the educational landscape.
Critics of IIM-Guwahati Expansion
Opponents express concerns about the strain on local infrastructure and resources, as well as the potential for environmental impact due to the construction of the new campus.
Key facts
- Inaugural Batch Size
- 52 students
- States Represented
- 18 states
- Transit Campus Location
- Tech City, Bongora, Kamrup district
- Permanent Campus Location
- Morabhita and Dighalkuchi villages, Kamrup district
- Expected Completion of Permanent Campus
- Within three years
- Mentoring Institute
- IIM Ahmedabad
- Chief Minister Present
- Himanta Biswa Sarma
Quotes
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma
Chief minister of Assam
“"Construction of the permanent campus, spread across more than 189 acres, is progressing rapidly."”
NDTV
IIM Guwahati
Institute of Management
“"The pioneer batch comprises 52 students from across India, reflecting the Institute's commitment to bringing together talented individuals from diverse backgrounds to shape the next generation of responsible leaders."”
NDTV
Sources
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