Udaipur: Pacific Institute of Management, a constituent of Pacific University, will organise a one-day MBA counselling programme on August 4 to provide career guidance to students aspiring to pursue management education.
The event aims to help students understand various career opportunities in the field of management and assist them in making informed decisions about their future.
Poster Released Ahead of the Programme
The official poster for the counselling programme was unveiled by President Prof. Hemant Kothari, Dean Prof. Deepin Mathur, Prof. Pawan Hiran, Dr. Kapil Verma, Programme Coordinator Dr. Pushpakant Shakdwipi, and Dr. Narendra Chawda.
Sharing details about the event, Dean Prof. Deepin Mathur said that experts from various domains, including Finance, Human Resources, Marketing and Business Analytics, will provide career guidance to students during the programme.
Students to Receive Career and Course Guidance
According to the organisers, the counselling programme is designed to introduce MBA aspirants to the wide range of career opportunities available in the management sector. It will also help students identify the right academic and professional path based on their interests and career goals.
Group President Prof. B. P. Sharma conveyed his best wishes for the successful organisation of the programme.
Information on MBA Programmes to Be Shared
The institute currently offers several management programmes, including MBA Dual Specialisation, MBA Business Analytics, MBA Hospital Administration, and MBA Executive.
The counselling programme is being organised under the joint aegis of Gyan Jyoti Sanstha. During the event, students will receive detailed information about all the courses offered by the institution and learn how to effectively plan their careers for a successful future in the management profession.
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