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SPJIMR batch mates support Alumni for the Universal Business School Convocation

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  Mumbai’s Universal Business School held its offline convocation for two batches simultaneously for over 400 students of 2020 and 2021 on Saturday 19th February at the campus. More than 200 students physically attended the convocation ceremony. The event was graced by Chief Guest Mr. Bharath Uppiliappan, CEO, Dr. Lal Pathlabs Ltd. and Guest of Honour, Mr. Krishnan Govindhan, Business Head at L&T Financial Services and Former CEO of Hi-Care India. The function was also attended by 10  SPJIMR  classmates of Mr. Tarun Anand, Chairman and Founder, Universal Business School and Prof. Sriram Ramshankar, COO, Universal Business School, from the graduating batch of 1996. Ms. Sandhya Malik, Vice President, Business Transformation at HDFC Bank, Ms. Lakshmi Iyer, Head – Mergers & Acquisitions at Sterlite Technologies Ltd., Ms. Jyothi Iyengar, Vice President & Finance Coach at MFA and Former Asst. Director, Industry Engagements, SPJIMR, Mr. ...

Qatar's Arab Center for Artificial Intelligence partners with Universal Ai University for Advancement of AI

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  Universal AI University, India's first Artificial Intelligence (AI) University based out of Karjat near Mumbai; has been chosen by Qatar's the Arab Center for Artificial Intelligence (ACAI) as a strategic partner to expand the footprints of Artificial Intelligence education across Qatar and the region. Universal AI University has become the first Indian University to receive an AI-partner status from any Institute within the Gulf region working in the field of Artificial Intelligence. Eng. Khalid Abdulrahim Al-Sayed, Chairman of the Board of the Arab Center for Artificial Intelligence, Qatar and Prof. Tarundeep Singh Anand, Chancellor of Universal Ai University signed the MoU in Doha recently. The MoU will be a strategic partnership between the two institutes to impart Ai-led education across Qatar in the fields of education, research and innovation. This development gains significance, that whilst India is inviting international Universities from the UK, USA and Australia to...

Universal AI University, Mumbai: Highlights, Ranking, Course Placement and Exams Accepted

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  The  Universal AI University, Mumbai  is a gateway for students to the future of technology, it was established in 2009 in Karjat, Mumbai. This institute is recognised as a leading institute for AI and Technology and it offers a dynamic combination of top faculty, top facilities and several other benefits to students such as - fully wifi campus, amphi-theatre audio visual classrooms and many more. The aim of the institute is to prepare students in the field of AI and technology. The institute prepares students by providing practical skills and expertise which is needed to succeed in the tech field. Universal AI University Mumbai-Cambridge ( Admission Open ) Universal AI University (UAi), has partnered with Cambridge International Education to fast-track UG degrees for Cambridge A and AS Level students. With the help of this collaboration, students who are eligible can get up to 30% credit transfer and allow them to complete their degrees six months earlier.  Prof. ...

Learning by Doing: How UBS Prepares Students with Experiential Learning

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  In the modern fast-paced corporate world, theory is insufficient. Employers need graduates who can think for themselves, learn fast, and implement knowledge in practical applications of real-world situations. That's why Universal Business School (UBS), a top-ranked management school in India, has designed its curriculum on experiential learning—a hands-on curriculum that closes the gap between classroom learning and business practice. A Shift from Classroom to Real-World Learning UBS is not a traditional B-school governed by textbook learning and rote memorization; rather, it is student-centric and bold in its approach. It emphasizes Learning by Doing, and therefore, students do not learn about management; they live it. UBS develops problem-solving skills, strategic thinking, and leadership capabilities, which are critical in the business world, through real-time case studies, simulations, internships, and live projects. The experiential learning at Universal Business School ...

Learning by Doing: How UBS Prepares Students with Experiential Learning

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  In the modern fast-paced corporate world, theory is insufficient. Employers need graduates who can think for themselves, learn fast, and implement knowledge in practical applications of real-world situations. That's why Universal Business School (UBS), a top-ranked management school in India, has designed its curriculum on experiential learning—a hands-on curriculum that closes the gap between classroom learning and business practice. A Shift from Classroom to Real-World Learning UBS is not a traditional B-school governed by textbook learning and rote memorization; rather, it is student-centric and bold in its approach. It emphasizes Learning by Doing, and therefore, students do not learn about management; they live it. UBS develops problem-solving skills, strategic thinking, and leadership capabilities, which are critical in the business world, through real-time case studies, simulations, internships, and live projects. The experiential learning at Universal Business School ...

The UBS MBA Advantage: What Sets It Apart from Other B-Schools

Choosing the best MBA program can really give your career a boost. There are plenty of B-Schools around the world and in India. What truly sets one apart is the question that plagues most students. As a result, Universal Business School (UBS) progressively teaches management by integrating international exposure, hands-on learning, and sustainable principles. What distinguishes UBS is its whole ecosystem, aimed at giving students the skills needed for leadership, creativity, and success everywhere. Now, let’s understand what gives the MBA program at UBS its unique character. Global Collaborations and Dual Degrees UBS has built strong relationships with well-known universities in the UK, USA, France, Switzerland, and Italy. As a result, students in MBA programs can graduate with Indian and international qualifications at once. Because of their international connection, students gain a global point of view needed in today’s global market. Furthermore, students may participate in stud...

A War Beyond Weapons: How India’s Markets and Economy Could Bleeds

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Introduction: Echoes of War, Ripples in the Economy The recent  Pahalgam attack   has once again strained the already tense relationship between  India and Pakistan , reviving fears of another conflict. With crucial peace treaties now in tatters, the threat of war is no longer just a geopolitical headline, it’s a growing reality with consequences far beyond military grounds.   But while missiles and tanks grab headlines, the more silent victim of such hostilities could be  India’s economy . In a world more interconnected than ever, war isn’t fought solely on the battlefield; it also rages through  stock markets, foreign investments, job markets, and inflation rates . Let’s explore how a potential war-like situation could bleed India’s economic lifelines.   Shockwaves in the Stock Market If tensions escalate,  financial markets are likely to take an immediate hit : Sensex and Nifty  may plunge by  10–20%  ...