IIM Visakhapatnam achieves global BGA accreditation for five years
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IIM Visakhapatnam earns five-year BGA accreditation, showcasing its commitment to impactful education and responsible management.
The Indian Institute of Management- Visakhapatnam (IIMV) has received accreditation from the Business Graduates Association (BGA) for a five-year period. This UK-based recognition places IIM-V among an elite group of business schools in India committed to high-impact education and responsible management. The accreditation highlights the institute’s dedication to its mission: identifying opportunities, innovating solutions, and creating meaningful societal impact.
Prof. M. Chandrasekhar, Director of IIM-V, stated that this recognition is a testament to the institute’s sustained efforts in building a world-class environment that shapes responsible future leaders.
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