MBA Promotional Seminar at SNDT Matunga Campus
6th February, 2026 11:00 am onwards Jankidevi Bajaj Institute of Management Studies organized a seminar on 6th February 2026, 11:00 am onwards at Smt. Maniben M.P. Shah Women's College of Arts & Commerce SNDT affiliated institute in Matunga creating awareness among the undergraduate students pursuing BBA and B.com about higher education opportunities in management offered by Jankidevi Bajaj Institute of Management Studies.
Objectives of the Seminar
The key objectives of conducting the seminar were:
- To promote awareness about the MBA programs offered at SNDT Juhu Campus.
- To educate undergraduate students about the importance of management education in today’s competitive professional environment.
- To inform students about the curriculum, specializations, and learning opportunities available in the MBA program.
- To highlight the training, internships, and placement opportunities provided by the institute.
- To motivate BBA and B.Com students to consider pursuing an MBA as the next step in their academic and professional journey.
Key Highlights of the Seminar
The seminar began with an introduction to Jankidevi Bajaj Institute of Management Studies Juhu SNDT, and its academic offerings. Prof. Yogesh Telugu elaborated on the structure of the MBA program, explaining the curriculum, teaching methodologies, and specialization areas available to students. He emphasized how the program focuses on developing analytical thinking, leadership abilities, managerial skills, and industry-relevant knowledge.
Ms. Daanya, in her capacity as Training and Placement Officer, highlighted the role of the Training and Placement Cell in preparing students for the corporate world. She explained the various initiatives undertaken by the institute such as industry interactions, internships, personality development programs, skill-building workshops, and campus recruitment activities.
Another important highlight of the session was the distribution of informational pamphlets containing details about the MBA program, admission process, and institute facilities. These pamphlets provided students with a clear overview of the opportunities available at the Juhu campus.
Student Interaction and Queries
One of the most engaging parts of the seminar was the interactive session, which provided students with an opportunity to directly communicate with the speakers and clarify their doubts regarding the MBA program and future career prospects. The session encouraged open participation, allowing students to ask questions and share their concerns about pursuing higher education in management.
Students from BBA and B.Com programs actively participated by raising queries related to various aspects of the MBA program, such as the admission process, eligibility criteria, entrance requirements, course duration, and available specializations.
Many students were particularly interested in understanding how an MBA degree can enhance their career opportunities and what kind of roles they can expect after completing the program.
Prof. Yogesh Telugu addressed several academic-related questions, explaining how the MBA curriculum is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical exposure. He elaborated on the importance of developing analytical thinking, leadership skills, decision-making abilities, and strategic management capabilities through case studies, presentations, group discussions, and project work. He also guided students on how choosing the right specialization can align with their individual interests and career goals.
Ms. Daanya, Training and Placement Officer, responded to queries regarding industry exposure, internship opportunities, and placement support offered by the institute. She explained how the Training and Placement Cell works closely with industry partners to facilitate internships, organize training sessions, and prepare students for recruitment processes through resume building, interview preparation, and skill development activities. She also highlighted the importance of developing soft skills, communication abilities, and professional confidence to succeed in the corporate world.
Conclusion
The seminar was a highly informative initiative that successfully created awareness among BBA and B.Com students of Smt. Maniben M.P. Shah Women's College of Arts and Commerce about the MBA programs offered at Jankidevi Bajaj Institute of Management Studies. Through insightful guidance by Prof. Yogesh Telugu and Ms. Daanya, students gained a clear understanding of the MBA curriculum, career opportunities, and admission process. The active participation and interactive discussions reflected strong student interest in management education. Overall, the seminar served as a valuable platform for motivating and guiding students toward informed academic and career decisions while strengthening academic collaboration between campuses.

