25th Annual Convocation Held at IMI Delhi

25th Annual Convocation Held at IMI Delhi

"The current slow growth phase can be used as an opportunity to plug the gaps in infrastructure investment and skill deficits in our country. If pump-priming through fiscal spending on infrastructure is combined with better investment climate to incentivise the private sector to invest,

then we can use this period to further enhance India’s competitive strengths" said Dr. Isher Judge Ahluwalia, Chairperson, Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) while speaking at the Twenty Fifth Annual Convocation of International Management Institute (IMI) Delhi. “By the time the world economy begins to turn around, India will be in a better position to exploit the new opportunities” she further added.

At IMI’s convocation 223 students were conferred with Post Graduate Diplomas in Business Management (PGDBM). The students were from IMI’s 25th Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (37 students), 26th Three year Part Time Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGPM) (30 students), Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGDM), a two year full time programme, (121 Students) and 3rd Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Human Resource) had 35 students, who passed out of the institution.

Noted economist Mr. D. H. Pai Panandikar, Dr. C. S. Venkata Ratnam, Director IMI & Dr. Isher Judge Ahluwalia, Chairperson, ICRIER During 25th Convovation of IMI, Delhi

While presiding over the 25th Annual Convocation, the noted economist Mr. D. H. Pai Panandikar, Member IMI Board of Governors, encouraged the outgoing students by stating “We are already witnessing signs of economy picking up and businesses are rejoicing at not just in India, but across the world.”

Appreciating the role of IMI Dr. Ahluwalia, said a number of surveys conducted during the past two years have ranked IMI among the top ten business schools in the country. “Today as you, (the students) leave behind years of academic learning in a sheltered environment to begin a new journey in the big wide world. There is the wide and expanding sector of civil society which needs people with your skills. I am sure that you will make IMI proud. More so when the Indian economy is growing at a much faster pace then the rest of the world.”

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