Special lecture on ‘Advanced Skills for Higher Education Students’ held at MITK


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Kundapur, Nov 3: The postgraduate studies department of Moodlakatte Institute of Technology, Kundapur, organised a special guest lecture on the topic ‘Advanced Skills for Higher Education Students’ for first- and second-year MBA and MCA students.

Dr Venkatram Bhat, principal of Government First Grade College, Shankaranarayana, participated as the resource person and spoke on the importance of developing essential skills for higher education and professional success.

Addressing the students, he emphasised that along with academic excellence, students must develop the necessary skills to succeed in their professional careers. He highlighted the importance of knowledge, communication skills, leadership qualities, problem-solving abilities and self-confidence in navigating today's competitive world.

The lecture provided valuable insights to MBA and MCA students on the skills required for academic advancement and future career opportunities.

First- and second-year MBA and MCA students actively participated in the programme. Aditi, a final-year MBA student, compered the event.

 

 

  

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