IIM Jammu and Ladakh administration sign agreement for Leh satellite campus
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The Ladakh administration and IIM Jammu have signed an agreement to establish a satellite management campus in Leh.
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- The Ladakh administration and the Indian Institute of Management Jammu signed a memorandum of understanding to launch a satellite campus in Leh.
- The new facility will offer a four-year Bachelor of Business Administration programme starting this October with an initial intake of 60 students.
- Approximately 600 candidates have already expressed interest in the upcoming course.
- This initiative aims to provide local students with access to quality management education within the Union Territory.
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Vinai Kumar Saxena
Lieutenant Governor
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“the establishment of the satellite campus marked a significant step in the higher education system of Ladakh and would open new avenues for the region's youth in knowledge, innovation, entrepreneurship and professional development.”
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…of the initiative being taken up by the Ladakh administration and IIM Jammu. The proposed programme has received an encouraging response, with around 600 candidates expressing interest, officials said. Saxena said the establishment of the satellite campus marked a significant step in the higher education system of Ladakh and would open new avenues for the region's youth in knowledge, innovation, entrepreneurship and professional development. For years, students from Ladakh aspiring to pursue quality management and professional education have had to move outside the Union Territory, incurring expenses on travel, accommodation, food, books and other…
“For years, students from Ladakh aspiring to pursue quality management and professional education have had to move outside the Union Territory, incurring expenses on travel, accommodation, food, books and other necessities”
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…of the satellite campus marked a significant step in the higher education system of Ladakh and would open new avenues for the region's youth in knowledge, innovation, entrepreneurship and professional development. For years, students from Ladakh aspiring to pursue quality management and professional education have had to move outside the Union Territory, incurring expenses on travel, accommodation, food, books and other necessities , he said. The lieutenant governor said bringing quality management education closer to students in Ladakh would help reduce such barriers and enable more young people to pursue higher education without having to move…
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NamedIndia · Leh · Ashish Kundra · Bhanu Prabha · B S Sahay · Indian Institute of Management, Jammu · Ladakh administration · Milind Kamble · Narendra Modi · Vinai Kumar Saxena
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