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NITK starts MBA programme

Mangalore, July 24

The National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK) has launched a new postgraduate programme, Master of Business Administration (MBA), from the academic year 2007-08. A press release by the NITK said here that the institute has already got the permission from the AICTE and the Union Ministry of Human Resource Development to initiate the programme. Mr Narendran Koduvattat, Head, Infosys, Mangalore, inaugurated the new MBA programme at NITK on Monday. Speaking on the occa sion, he said that India is becoming a destination for global players. Prof Sandeep Sancheti, Director, NITK, presided over the inaugural function, it added.

— Our Bureau

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