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Students urged to explore new ways of acquiring knowledge

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Students urged to explore new ways of acquiring knowledge
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Executives at the National Institute of Securities Markets addressed MBA students at Siddhartha Academy, emphasizing the need for continuous learning and professional certifications. The session focused on preparing students for evolving industry trends and the importance of effective communication in management careers.

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It highlights the growing emphasis on bridging the gap between traditional academic management education and the practical, rapidly changing demands of the modern business environment.

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National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) Executive Manager Mumbai Barkha Nigam urged students to consistently explore new ways of acquiring knowledge.

Speaking at the inauguration of the MBA orientation and preparatory classes for the 2026-2028 batch from July 23 to August 14, organised by the School of Management, Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education (Deemed to be University), she encouraged students to pursue professional certifications alongside their MBA to enhance their employability and competitiveness.

Stressing the importance of effective communication skills irrespective of one’s specialisation, she also urged students to remain aware of current developments and changes in the business environment, as continuous learning and awareness were the keys to long-term career success.

The programme was designed to familiarise the newly admitted students with the expectations of management education, emerging industry trends, career opportunities and the skills required to become competent professionals and future leaders.

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