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MBA admission 2021 at Amrita School of Business Coimbatore is available for some more time. Amrita has extended the application last date to May 31 due to postponement of CMAT exam and spread of Covid pandemic. Amrita School of Business is an integral campus of Amrita University and is one of the few B-schools in India with International AACSB Accreditation. MBA at Amrita Coimbatore is considered at par with the best in the world
MBA admission 2021 at Amrita School of Business (ASB), management institute of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore will remain open during the months of April & May 2021. The last date to apply is extended to May 31, 2021 due to postponement of CMAT 2021 exam and spread of Covid pandemic. Amrita is one of the reputed B-schools in India. The two-year, full-time residential MBA program at Amrita School of Business, Coimbatore is Internationally Accredited by AACSB. Amrita Coimbatore MBA Admission 2021 is based on CAT/ XAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ GMAT/
Student Amenities Upgraded: NITRAA Provides Respite
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So believes the
NIT Rourkela Alumni association (NITRAA), which has never left a stone unturned when it comes to contributing to the institute’s continued development. This time around, the contributions have come in the form of investment in
student amenities for better living standards of students in NIT Rourkela’s hostels. NITRAA bore the entire cost of
150 washing machines installed across the hostels with ease of access for all the students. In addition to this,
30 coffee/ tea vending machines have been provided to be placed in the academic departments of NIT Rourkela for use by faculty and staff. Being a project of significant investment having no precedence in the past,
“His eyes lit up as he shared his vision of a highly engaged network of Black alumni that would also serve as mentors and a support system for Black students at UC.”
Utica College alumna and President of newly reinstated Black Alumni Association, Shanelle Gabriel ’06 reflects on creating community, finding mentors and leaving a legacy of her own.
When UC student ambassador
Leonard Morgan III ’99 showed up in my high-school auditorium during my senior year, he told me that if I chose to attend Utica College, I could have my own radio show. “We have a station called WPNR that students run,” he said.