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IIM Kashipur Welcomes 24 Professionals to Executive MBA Batch 2026-28

IIM Kashipur Welcomes 24 Professionals to Executive MBA Batch 2026-28
IIM Kashipur inducts 24 professionals into Executive MBA Batch 2026-28 · thehansindia.com

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kashipur has started a new group of students for their Executive MBA program.

This group, called Batch 2026-28, has 24 people who have been working for many years.

They come from different places in India and have different jobs, like working in factories, computers, or banks.

The school wants to help these people become better leaders by teaching them new ways to think and solve problems.

They will learn on weekends, both online and in class, so they can keep working while they study.

The school's leaders said this program will help them learn to see the bigger picture and make good decisions.

Key facts

Institution
Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Kashipur
Programme
Executive MBA (EMBA) Batch 2026-28
Number of Students
24
Average Professional Experience
Over 7 years
Gender Distribution
17 men, 7 women (29.2% women)
Geographical Representation
7 states and union territories
Academic Backgrounds
Engineering, law, management, commerce, science, computer applications, humanities
Professional Sectors
Manufacturing & Automotive, Information Technology, Banking, Finance & FinTech, public sector, education, hospitality, e-commerce, supply chain, sustainability, telecommunications

Quotes

Prof. Neeraj Dwivedi

Director, IIM Kashipur

“What this programme can truly impart is a mindset-the ability to ignite curiosity, ask the right questions, and exercise sound judgment amid uncertainty. It’s about thinking beyond yourself and understanding the implications of your actions on society at large.”
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“Experience brings you baggage. Experience brings you certain rigidities. This programme is meant to make leaders, not just functional experts. An equally important part of this journey will be unlearning old ways of thinking and staying open to new ones.”
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