XLRI commences new academic session 2022-23, organises inauguration ceremony offline

This year the institute held the ceremony in offline mode in the Tata Auditorium, XLRI Jamshedpur campus. The event was attended by all the new students, their parents, XL faculties & staff members.

XLRI Jamshedpur welcomed the new batch and conducted the inauguration ceremony for the new academic year 2022-23. This year the institute held the ceremony in offline mode in the Tata Auditorium, XLRI Jamshedpur campus. The event was attended by all the new students, their parents, XL faculties & staff members. 

Fr. Paul Fernandes S.J, Director, XLRI,  Fr. Donald D’Silva S.J, Dean Administration & Finance, XLRI and Prof. AK Pani, Dean Academics, XLRI, along with other dignitaries graced the event with their august presence. 

In his welcome address, Fr. Paul Fernandes S.J., said, “ I welcome you all to XLRI. From today, you all are going to start a transformative journey. Let’s together pray for truth & wisdom. Truth comes as a light. Light a lamp within you and aim for excellence. XLRI is a passion and you have made the right choice for yourself by being a part of this journey. Let’s try our best to bring oneness among ourselves.” 

A total of 555 new students have joined the XLRI student fraternity. 16 students enrolled for the new LSCM programme that is in collaboration with Rutgers Business School, USA. Apart from this, 15 students enrolled in the Fellow Programme in Management (FPM) and 20 students enrolled in the Executive Fellow Programme in Management (EXEC-FPM). And following is the breakdown of the other courses.

“XLRI, as an institution, has always taken special care to maintain diversity in the classroom by selecting a very diversified group of students in terms of gender, educational background, economic background, professional background, and region. We have always stressed upon the gender ratio. Some of the first women to study management in India are from XLRI.  XLRI, being a Jesuit institution with strong values, not only pays great respect to women but also makes them feel secure & empowered”, says an official from XLRI.

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