According to the information shared by the institute, Anchit Kumar received the chairman’s gold medal was awarded while Abhishek Panda and Ravi Shankar Baranwal were recipients of the director’s gold medal and the best student award for the 2018-20 batch.
IIM Bodh Gaya 3rd Convocation: Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bodh Gaya organised its third convocation on April 20 via online mode considering the ongoing pandemic situation. During the ceremony, the b-school conferred a total of 66 students from MBA 2018-20 batch and 109 students from MBA 2019-21 batch with their MBA degree. IIM Bodh Gaya awarded the Chairman’s Gold Medal, Director’s Gold medal, and Best Student Award to the meritorious students for their scholastic performance. According to the information shared by the institute, Anchit Kumar received the chairman’s gold medal was awarded while Abhishek Panda and Ravi Shankar Baranwal were recipients of the director’s gold medal and the best student award for the 2018-20 batch.
Among the 2019-21 batch, Kunj Tripathi, Mohit Mittal and Manudhane Abhishek Praful received the chairman’s gold medal, director’s gold medal and the best student award respectively. The convocation was honoured with the presence of M Rajeshwar Rao, Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India, who attended the ceremony as the chief guest. In his address, Mr Rao shared perspectives on opportunities, challenges, and uncertainties in life. He also encouraged the young audience to embrace uncertainties and differences of opinion in the workplace and accepting change, which makes one resilient in handling difficult situations and weathering the storms. Emphasizing over the need for group discussion in decision-making, he said, “Being a part of various committees, discussions, and forums at the G-20, BIS, Global Markets Group, etc., we, at RBI, have seen immeasurable value in a collaboration-led policy approach. G-20 did some stellar work while dealing with the aftermath of the global financial crisis by ensuring a coordinated approach between countries.”
Uday Kotak, Chairman, Board of Governors, IIM Bodh Gaya talked about his vision of seeing IIM Bodh Gaya accomplishing various goals of supporting the nation with its high-quality research. He briefed the audience on the campus construction and shared that the construction is scheduled to progress in two Phases I and II, out of which Phase I is to conclude by the last quarter of 2022.
Dr Vinita S Sahay shared accomplishments of IIM Bodh Gaya, such as an increase in the batch size to 180, growth in gender diversity, full-time residential PhD students, and the launch of the IPM programme.
Candidates interested in IIM Bodh Gaya Admissions must note that the five-year Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) is all set to commence from the academic session 2021-22. The institute collaborated for student exchange, faculty mobility, and research with renowned business schools and universities across the globe.
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