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Induction Programme for 2026-28 Batch of Executive MBA Concludes at The Business School, University of Jammu

The Business School, University of Jammu organised an induction programme for the second batch of Executive MBA programme for the academic session 2026-28. The programme aimed to welcome the new batch of executives and provide them with an opportunity to interact with the faculty, institutional leadership, and members of the previous EMBA batch. The programme commenced with a formal welcome address by Prof. Amisha Gupta, Director, The Business School, University of Jammu. In her address, she welcomed the incoming and senior batch and encouraged the executives to make the most of learning opportunities offered by the programme and to actively engage in academic discussions and collaborative activities.
An interaction between the senior and present EMBA batches further facilitated the exchange of experiences and perspectives, fostering a spirit of collaboration and peer learning. The induction session was followed by an interaction session by Mr. Manjot K. S. Gill, Professor of Practice at The Business School, University of Jammu, Executive Coach, Organisational Development professional, and CEO of Mind Ridge Consulting India Pvt. Ltd. Interacting with the executives and MBA students, he emphasised the importance of knowledge over degrees and highlighted the role of education, networking, and technical skills in professional growth. He also discussed emerging mega-trends, including machine learning and artificial intelligence, and their growing significance in the evolving professional landscape.
This was followed by an open interactive session during which MBA students and the incoming batch of EMBA executives raised questions and engaged with the speaker on various aspects of professional development, emerging technologies, and career growth. The session provided an opportunity for meaningful dialogue and the exchange of ideas.
The programme concluded on a positive note, marking the beginning of the academic journey of the Executive MBA batch of 2026–28 and reaffirming The Business School's commitment to fostering professional excellence and lifelong learning.`