PU’s PMIR dept holds induction programme

BK Mishra / TNN / Updated: Sep 17, 2023, 10:19 IST

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Patna University (PU)’s personnel management and industrial relations (PMIR) department organized an induction meet for the newly- admitted postgraduate students of the current academic session (2023-24) here on Saturday. The students of two other academic programmes, namely, postgraduate in rural management and development and PG diploma in industrial safety management run by the department, also joined the induction meet.

PU’s PMIR dept holds induction programme

Patna University

PATNA: Patna University (PU)’s personnel management and industrial relations (PMIR) department organized an induction meet for the newly- admitted postgraduate students of the current academic session (2023-24) here on Saturday. The students of two other academic programmes, namely, postgraduate in rural management and development and PG diploma in industrial safety management run by the department, also joined the induction meet.
Speaking as the chief guest on the occasion, National Thermal Power Commission’s assistant general manager Onkarnath, who is also an alumnus of the department, asked the students to devote maximum time in studies so that they could easily compete in various examinations and secure good jobs. He said the students must set their goal in life and labour hard to achieve it.
PMIR department head Kameshwar Pandit presented in detail the curriculum and continuous internal assessment of the academic programme and also apprised them with the faculty members of the department. Students were told about the various facilities available for them in the department. Department’s faculty member Supriya Krishnan welcomed the guests and students. Ripunjay Kumar of rural studies programme conducted the programme.

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