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Updated on: Tuesday, March 29, 2011

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Lucknow, conferred diplomas to 572 students during the convocation ceremony held at their campus recently.

Around 338 students from the PGPM batch, 28 students from the postgraduate programme in agri-business management batch, two international exchange students of ESCAP Paris, along with 110 students from PGPM for working executives ( WMP) and 94 students from international programme in management for executives ( IPMX) batches, Noida campus, received the diplomas.

"Each graduating student is trained to be a manager of today and a leader of tomorrow, someone who has a dynamic approach towards all kinds of situations presented at any level of the organisation," said Devi Singh, director, IIM Lucknow.

Times of India

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