IMT Ghaziabad continues to set records by providing students with excellent summer internships during the pandemic and revolutionary changes in the education industry. As a responsible business school, IMT Ghaziabad understands its role in training students to meet the expectations of recruiters in such a dynamic, evolving and complex business world. The goal of IMT as a college is to help students become influential leaders who can achieve results that may change the organization. It seeks to inculcate the values of innovation, social justice and practical methods, and promote design/lateral thinking skills. Management education has undergone major changes in the past decade. In this dynamic change, IMT prepares students for global thinking so that future managers can meet the challenges of international competition.
In this change, IMT Ghaziabad’s summer internship process witnessed approximately. More than 140 recruiters have provided extensive recruitment information to PGDM classes in various departments in 2022.
Top industries such as BFSI, fast moving consumer goods, IT, manufacturing, and consulting have the highest quotations. The main highlight of recruitment this summer is the virtual recruitment process, which is handled by a combination of platforms such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Cisco WebEx. Real-world systems and methods, such as group discussions and interview groups, are virtually replicated through unique functions across different platforms.
There are 13 new recruits recruited this summer, including MTR Foods Pvt Ltd, ICICI Bank, ICICI Prudential AMC, Capgemini Technology Services India Limited, Info Edge India Ltd. (Naukri.com), SRL and other recruiters diagnostics, Zyla Health Pvt Ltd., Avalon Consulting, Vikram Solar Ltd, etc.
According to Dr. Renu Misra, Head of Corporate Relations at IMT Ghaziabad, “The summer internship week of 2021 was a great success, with more than 30 companies visiting. We have recruited well-known brands from different fields at IMT:
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