Spy, violinist, cyclist, activist: IIM-A sees an eclectic bunch ...Middle East

IIM-A's 59th convocation hosts 148 PGPX students from diverse backgrounds. The batch includes professionals like Viswanath Ramaswamy, Kartik Bhatia, Shuchita Thapar, and Mohammed Irshadullah Gharbi, showcasing varied career paths and aspirations. Prof Amit Karna, chairperson for the PGPX course, told TOI that peer learning plays a major role in management education which is why it is crucial to have diversity in opinions among class peers.

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