Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi Celebrates 70 Years of Excellence with Platinum Jubilee Graduation Ceremony
Graduation Ceremony Celebrated at Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi
The Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), University of Delhi, celebrated the graduation of its Platinum Jubilee Batch of the MBA (Executive) and MBA (Health Care Administration) programs at the SP Jain Auditorium, South Campus. The event, jointly organized by Social on Social and A2Z Solutions, also marked 70 years of academic excellence at FMS, a leading business school in India.
The ceremony was attended by prominent figures, including Chief Guest Shri Amarendu Prakash, Chairman of the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), Prof. Anil Kumar, CEO of the Delhi University Foundation, and Mr. Kauser Khan, Vice President of Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL). Other dignitaries present included Prof. (Dr.) A. Venkat Raman, Head and Dean of FMS, and Prof. (Dr.) Harsh V. Verma, Program Director, MBA (Executive).
The event began with a ceremonial lamp-lighting by Shri Amarendu Prakash, Prof. Venkat Raman, Prof. Anil Kumar, Prof. Harsh Verma, and Nishant Verma, a representative of the graduating MBA (Executive) batch. The ceremony was anchored by Ms. Vartika, a seasoned media professional with extensive experience in the BBC, NDTV, and the United Nations.
Addressing the graduates, Prof. Venkat Raman emphasized the importance of humility and giving back to society. He urged the graduates to be grateful to the taxpayers of the country and encouraged them to give back to FMS through their actions to create a meaningful impact on others' lives.
In his address, Shri Amarendu Prakash congratulated the graduates and their families, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, humility, and ethics in leadership. He expressed his confidence that the graduates of this Platinum Jubilee Batch would become torchbearers of excellence in their fields.
Prof. Anil Kumar highlighted the significance of collaboration and innovation in management education, stating that MBA and FMS together create a powerful combination that sets a high benchmark for management institutes across the nation.
During the ceremony, graduation certificates were presented to the students of the MBA (Executive) and MBA (HCA) programs, celebrating FMS's legacy of excellence and its impact on management education in India and beyond.
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