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Students urged to dream big at The Hindu FIC, SRM University-A.P. seminar

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P. Sujatha Varma
Students urged to dream big at The Hindu FIC, SRM University-A.P. seminar
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Experts from SRM University-A.P. conducted a seminar for students at Andhra Loyola College to discuss future-ready career paths. The session emphasized the importance of communication skills, adaptability, and proficiency in emerging technologies like AI.

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It highlights the ongoing effort to bridge the gap between traditional academic education and the rapidly evolving requirements of the modern job market.

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Professor at the Paari School of Business, SRM University-A.P., Satya Duvvuri, urged students on Thursday to take ownership of their career, dream big and continuously upgrade their skills to stay future-ready.

Addressing students of Andhra Loyola College (ALC) at a seminar on “Career Opportunities in Management and Technology-Future Ready: Opportunities Beyond Graduation,” organised by The Hindu Future India Club (FIC), in association with SRM University-A.P., Mr. Duvvuri said students should not let uncertainty regarding their career choices, unemployment, AI-driven changes, communication challenges, or their background limit their ambitions.

Citing the journey of D. Seshagiri Rao, an ALC alumnus who studied B.Sc. during 1961-64 and later pursued M.A. and M.Ed. before becoming Director of Education, Andhra Pradesh, Mr. Duvvuri said extraordinary achievements could emerge from ordinary beginnings. He encouraged students to believe in their potential and persevere despite challenges.

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