August 4, 2023: Acharya Bangalore B-School has received an "A" Grade from National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) for its third cycle of accreditation. High-quality standards for academic delivery and all-inclusive higher education have been implemented by ABBS, and it has been adhering to them. The third cycle "A" rating from NAAC is an honourable acknowledgement of our sincere efforts. National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has reaccredited Acharya Bangalore B-School in it's third cycle with "A" Grade. ABBS has adopted and has been complying with high-quality standards in academic delivery and holistic higher education. "A" grade by NAAC in the third cycle is prestigious recognition of our sincere efforts.
March 7, 2023: In "RYLA 19.0," ROHITH KRISHNA G, a First Year MBA student at ABBS, had the chance to compete and win. The Rotary Young Leadership Award, or RYLA 19.0, is a development event for entrepreneurs. The "Fly To Singapore" chance was taken advantage of by the RYLA 19.0 champions. He gave a presentation of his business plan, and this experience greatly influenced his notion. He has been given financial support to travel to Singapore on March 5, 2023, for the last and last step of this event. The trip to Singapore will be jam-packed with both activity- and industrial-focused visits.
RYLA 19.0 (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) - Be An Entrepreneur is an Entrepreneurship event where you gain a lot of exposure for your business ideas and learn managerial skills. It’s a 3 Day program where all days consist of activity-based events. This RYLA event selects only 32 members and the final 2 are Selected for ‘Fly to Singapore’.This Program is a CSR initiative of VVV & Sons Edible Oils Ltd.
March 6, 2023: Department of Life Sciences’ Alumni, Arun Sharma who completed his B.Sc. (Batch 2017-2020) from ABBS has secured university 1st Rank and got 5 gold Medals in Higher Education (M.Sc. Biochemistry) from Davangere University, Karnataka. Arun was a meritorious student since his undergraduate days in our institution.
December 07, 2022: In line with TED Countdown is TEDxABBS Countdown. A project called Countdown is a partnership between TED and Leaders' Quest. In order to support and accelerate the bold ideas and underfunded solutions that can move us closer to reaching a zero-carbon world—one that is cleaner, healthier, and fairer for everyone—TED launched its first issue-specific effort towards climate change in 2019. In order to put humanity on a viable road to net-zero, TED Countdown is committed to curating a smart, high-impact selection of solutions and accelerating their adoption. We think that in order to comprehend the intricate climate challenges, concepts must be put into motion on our stage through compelling storylines.
December 06, 2022: Since its founding in 2008, the institution's internal quality assurance cell (IQAC) has been a dynamic system that has ensured ongoing quality improvement by establishing and fostering best practises. By identifying and correcting any shortcomings, it aims to realign and reform the culture of the educational system. It serves as a focal point for all of the college's quality-related initiatives. During the epidemic, IQAC hosted a number of national and state-level seminars, workshops, conferences, and webinars on various topics related to higher education. The College's think tank is working very hard to raise the organisation to new heights.
To encourage critical research and teaching-learning practises among instructors in higher education institutions, a faculty development programme called "Innovative Teaching and Learning Practices- Focus on NEP 2020" is being organised. Participants' use of cutting-edge teaching and learning methods will be emphasised by the curriculum. It will make it easier to understand various research models and how they apply to teaching. It will present a special chance to gain knowledge from professionals and exchange experiences with other participants from all around India. We all know that research is one of the most crucial components of academic pursuits at higher learning institutions throughout the globe because it offers solutions to the difficulties that people face on a daily basis. Teaching and research work hand in hand, and it is imperative that knowledge of research-related topics be continuously updated. By supplying a general understanding of the nature and relevance of the research methods, this capacity-building programme also aims to prepare the teacher's capabilities for publishable material in the form of articles in journals and books. Participants will be introduced to the fundamental concepts, methods, and procedures of qualitative and quantitative research.
Objectives of the Conference
August 19, 2022: ABBS is hosting a two-day AICTE sponsored International Case Conference on on October 14 & 15.
A pedagogical strategy called case-based teaching involves students in the process of making judgments in the actual world. Cases inspire students to apply knowledge learned in the classroom or through additional research to solve the case by simulating real-world workplace decisions. While students are working on real-world problems, case-based education enables the faculty to evaluate how well students can synthesise, assess, and apply course topics. The objective is for pupils to participate in decision-making and identify plausible or feasible solutions. Cases can be created in health professions education to challenge students to use both their previous topic knowledge and to conduct research to find answers to open-ended questions.
August 11, 2022: A list of India's top young business minds is presented by BW Education 40 under 40. The list examines original business concepts and the individuals behind them. It is quite lively and has participants from many different businesses. Even if none of them may have created a billion-dollar company, they have all either created something novel or altered the way things were done in the past.
BW Education's 40 under 40 programme focuses at new ideas as a way to measure performance in addition to money, revenues, valuations, and profits. The 40 under 40 list honours the young co-founders, CEOs, innovators, and disruptors in an effort to celebrate India's status as the world's youngest nation.
The BW Businessworld team shortlisted and evaluated 90 nominations out of the total 180 received, and 59 were selected to present to the jury. All of these nominations were thoroughly examined by the jury, which then presented the top 26 young achievers.
On August 9, 2022, a large physical event was held in The Imperial, New Delhi, with the Jury Chair Rajendra Singh Pawar present to present the prizes to the winners.
He thanked and praised the attendees as well as the BW Education team for their initiative, which will aid in the creation of New India.
Disruptors, educators, and thought leaders as young as 27 and 28 were included on the list. All of these have established themselves in the field of education and strive to improve society via their work.
July 26, 2022: One of the top schools in Bengaluru, Karnataka, is Acharya Bangalore B School (ABBS), which is managed by Samagra Sikshana Smithi Trust. As a result of its ten-year journey in management education, ABBS is currently one of India's most sought-after management institutions. The B-flagship School's programme is the MBA. Additionally, ABBS provides graduate and postgraduate studies in the humanities, business, and management. The fact that ABBS enrols students from all over the nation and the world serves as another evidence of the institution's expanding significance in Bengaluru's educational landscape. Its repeated accreditations attest to its emphasis on high-quality instruction and all-around growth. ABBS is NAAC-accredited and has a "A" rating (Second Cycle in 2017). International certification from IACBE, USA, has been granted to the management department of ABBS. The MBA Program of the institute has NBA accreditation in the second cycle.
It is more important than ever to create sustainable, adaptable, and successful business models. The coronavirus pandemic, which arrived in 2020 and knocked many firms out of gear, attracted a lot of attention to and interest in business model innovation. In the COVID world, digital transformation has become a top priority for many businesses, opening the door for quicker creation of business models. Companies are compelled to leave the safety of old business models and push the boundaries in order to provide customers with something more useful due to the rapid changes in demographics and customer preferences. In order to remain relevant and demonstrate resilience, businesses are attempting to alter their business models. One of the many justifications for this update stands out: making sure the end user receives actual value. Resilience is provided by a successful company model's ability to adjust to shifting market conditions and corporate demands. Especially in today's age of extreme connectivity, the agile business model is here to stay.
The goal of this two-day international conference on "Redefining Business Strategies: A New Age Business Models" (ICRBSNABM'22) is to give academics, researchers, business practitioners, and students a global forum to exchange their research findings, knowledge, and experiences with the world's foremost experts in the field.
Beginning on July 5, 2022, authors must begin submitting their abstracts and finish the registration process. The registration form must be submitted electronically to the conference email address (icrbsnabm2023@abbs.edu.in). To deliver the paper at the international conference and acquire the conference certificate, each author must register separately. All individual participants have access to the absentee option, but in order to use it, the author must first complete the registration process and pay a small registration fee of 500. Only writers who have registered for the conference will be given certificates.
February 10, 2021: Acharya Bangalore B-School is hosting a two-day International Conference on Digital Supply Chain on February 12 and 13 at the Institute Campus in association with ICSSR, Ministry of Education, Government of India. The instate has invited prominent dignitaries such as Former Director IIM B, Professor G Raghuram; and, Chairperson, Global WiLAT-CILT, Sri Lanka Gayani de Alwis among others as the panel members to facilitate the conference.
In addition to plenary sessions, technical sessions are also scheduled during the conference, which will include presentations of research papers from universities and industries. Hence, the research papers are invited. For more details, please visit the official website of ABBS.
December 20, 2020: Bengaluru-based renowned management school Acharya Bangalore B-School recently organised a five-day Faculty Development Programme on Technology Management sponsored by AICTE Training Academy Learning (ATAL) from December 14-18. The session witnessed active participation of over 200 users across India and the presence of eminent leaders who delivered sessions on Thrust areas of Technology Management such as a session on Blockchain by Krishan Batra, President of ISM India; Internet of Things (IoT) by Preethi Guruswamy of Intuit; Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) by Vivek Anandsagar of IISc; E-Commerce by Lakshman Sinha of Flipkart; and, Redefining skill development in post-pandemic Era: Technological and Business Implications by Tracy Agustina of KPIT.
Besides these technical sessions, Paulomi Mukherjee delivered another session about Life Values, Health or Stress Management in line with the AICTE ATAL guidelines. She guided a few healthcare tips to those whose jobs demand long working hours at desks or laptops
During the Valedictory the Executive Director of Acharya Bangalore B School Ajtesh Basani and Dr HR Venkatesha, Director of Acharya Bangalore B School addressed the participants and thanked AICTE for sponsoring such events and said such programmes on thrust area would equip faculty to go back to the classroom with more knowledge and confidence.
December 14, 2020: On the orientation day of the BBA Aviation programme, Acharya Bangalore B-School also conducted the Faculty Development Programme in the schools’ auditorium. The institute invited honourable vice-chancellor of Bangalore University, Professor KR Venugopal. In his address, he emphasised that teachers' positions in today's world are evolving, that the teaching fraternity needs to upgrade digitally, that educational perspectives must be transformed among students, that students and teachers must uphold values. He has exemplified himself in fleeing education with his extensive professional credentials and experience spanning over five decades. Professor Venugopal stressed that a multidisciplinary approach to the current education is the need of the hour. He illuminated the national education policy and its goals by explaining that its introduction would rekindle the glory of the rich Indian patrimony of quality education.
The school also invited Professor R Sarvamangala who is the Chairman of Department of Commerce at the Bangalore University as the guest of honour.
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