SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), School of Business Management (SBM) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mirae Asset Foundation (MAF), asserting scholarships for deserving and needy college students at NMIMS.
“This scholarship from MAF will aid our effort in building an inclusive and diverse student cohort in our program. It will also strengthen our collective resolve in ensuring that no needy student is denied the educational opportunity due to lack of financial support,” Prashant Mishra, dean, NMIMS School of Business Management, stated.
The scholarship might be given to the primary and second-year MBA college students at NMIMS School of Business Management for the following three tutorial years, starting 2021-22. In addition, the grant will cowl partial annual charges of the scholars within the first and second yr of the course.
“To further establish strong ties with NMIMS and in line with our objective to support the youth pursuing higher education, we have decided to support the students pursuing MBA program through this meritorious and need-based scholarships. I am certain that in the coming years, Mirae Asset Foundation’s partnership with NMIMS will lead to strengthening several streams of educational leadership and excellence in India, thereby establishing a rich legacy for future generations,” Ritesh Patel, Director, Mirae Asset Foundation, stated.
After reviewing their software, the scholars for scholarships might be chosen primarily based on their advantage and wishes. Furthermore, the candidates chosen by NMIMS SBM might be interviewed by Mirae Asset Foundation and assessed for the scholarship award.
The college students receiving this scholarship might be known as ‘Mirae Asset Scholars’ and tackle sure hours of neighborhood service within the subject of schooling or some other space of service with the permission of the University on the time of the awarding of the scholarship.
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Source: www.financialexpress.com”
