BML Munjal University Announces Undergraduate Admissions for 2022
January 11, 2022: BML Munjal University, a Hero Group venture, is now accepting undergraduate applications for the year 2022, with an emphasis on going beyond cut-off based admissions. At modern colleges, the importance of single-mark cut-offs is gradually declining, providing much-needed respite to students who faced cut-offs as high as 100% last year.
BMU is leading the way toward a holistic assessment process, considering applications even before students sit for their Class 12 examinations and receive their results. The university's admission requirements do not solely evaluate a student's ability based on their school exam scores, but also take into account standardised test scores, interviews, and other factors, depending on the programme of interest.
Students may also take the BMU-SAT, BMU's internal test, along with their scores in entrance exams like JEE (Main) and CLAT applicable to the BTech and Integrated five-year programmes in law, respectively.
Successful completion of Class 12 or the equivalent, as well as meeting university admissions standards listed on the website www. bmu.edu.in, will be required for admission to undergraduate programmes.
To provide a hands-on and multi-disciplinary learning experience, the University brings together excellent academics, industry leaders, seasoned researchers, and cutting-edge facilities.
BML Munjal University Unveils Centre On Law, Regulation And Technology
December 10, 2021: The BML Munjal University School of Law has launched its Centre on Law, Regulation, and Technology today (CLRT). The university's philosophy of helping students to handle the numerous effects of technology on socioeconomic activities is exemplified by the newly created platform. CLRT intends to contribute to policy debate through interdisciplinary research by bringing together perspectives from regulators, academia, business, policymakers, and civil society.
CLRT also organised a two-day virtual conference on December 4 and 6, 2021, under the auspices of The School of Law, titled 'Unfair business practises of eCommerce platforms and the necessity for ex-ante regulation for digital marketplaces in India.' The keynote presentation was given by Prof Sudhir Krishnaswamy, Vice-Chancellor, National Law School of India University, Bangalore.
India is looking for a suitable model to ensure justice and efficiency in digital markets, as nations around the world struggle to harness the benefits of modern technology in the Industrial Revolution 4.0 while attempting to minimise its negative effects through an optimal legal and regulatory framework. The promise and perils of technology, including its impact on the legal profession, have been underlined by post-pandemic restrictions on migration. To organise cases, accelerate research, and form contracts, law firms and courts are investing in technology.
Traditional approaches of delivering legal education are being challenged by these innovations. The University recently undertook a study on ‘Legal Curriculum Restructure for the Digital World,’ which included key voices from the profession and universities, and echoed the urgent need to redesign curricula in light of technological advancements. This emphasised the importance of increased technological usage in the legal profession and, as a result, in legal education. The study found that future law students must be 'digital natives.'
The two-day conference saw enthusiastic participation from both legal academics, social scientists, legal practitioners, and digital policy experts. The panelists included Professor Aditya Bhattacharjea - Senior Professor of Economics at the Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi; and, Prof Simonetta Vezzoso - tenured Professor of competition policy and intellectual property (Professore Aggregato) and senior researcher at Università di Trento, Department of Economics and Management among others.
The eminent panellists discussed the need for digital market regulation, the nature of regulation, the relevance of the ‘Western’ model of regulation for India, and the difficulty of ex-ante regulation enforcement in India. This event, as well as many others that the Centre hopes to host, aims to contribute to the policy debate on key issues relating to modern technology in an objective and non-partisan manner.
BML Munjal University Opens MBA Admissions for 2022
November 18, 2021: BML Munjal University, a Hero Group initiative, has announced the start of MBA admissions for its School of Management (SOM). Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, Business Analytics, Operations & SCM, as well as a newly-introduced specialisation in Entrepreneurship, are all available as part of the two-year full-time MBA programme. The early entry period will end on January 12, 2022.
The MBA programme at BML Munjal University, co-designed with Imperial College Business School in the United Kingdom, offers an unrivalled curriculum, with a focus on real projects and experiential learning that draws on BMU's profound connection to Enterprise 4.0. The degree programme takes a long-term approach to business education and prepares students for employment that will last a lifetime.
The speciality in entrepreneurship will empower applicants who are employed inside an organisation or desire to work towards their own start-up, since an entrepreneurial attitude is highly valued in start-ups, corporates, and MNCs. Through exposure to cutting-edge curriculum and practitioner faculty, this specialty will aid and expedite the development of an entrepreneurial mindset among participants.
A Bachelor's degree and standardised exam results as per university entrance standards listed on the website www.bmu.edu.in are required for admission. To secure a seat, students who have not taken any standardised tests must take the BMU-MAT, or BMU's Management Aptitude Test.
BMU will begin the new academic year in all of its departments at its state-of-the-art campus in Gurugram, one of the country's economic capitals, which spans 50 acres.
BML Munjal University Institution's Innovation Council Among 50 IICs To Mentor Under The Initiative By MIC/AICTE
October 22, 2021: The Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) of BML Munjal University, a Hero Group Initiative, has been chosen as a mentor to other IICs, joining a select group of 50 from over 2500 IICs across the country.
The Mentor-Mentee 2021-22 twinning programme, launched by the Ministry of Education's Innovation Cell (MIC), is a twinning programme for IIC institutions that aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and resource mobilisation by providing inter-institutional collaborations and peer mentoring support during the IIC 4.0 calendar year (Oct 21 - March 22). The ratio of 1 Mentor IIC institution to 5 Mentee IIC institutions will be used for twinning. Mentor institutions will get funding from MIC/AICTE to give mentoring and support to mentee universities by organising a set of prescribed activities for mentee institutions and helping them to manage and streamline campus Innovation & Entrepreneurship ecosystems.
The Institutional Innovation Council (IIC) at BML Munjal University, which was established with the help of the MoE Innovation Cell at AICTE, is a key component of the Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I2E) at BMU, which is a driving force behind the university's Innovation and Entrepreneurship agenda. The Council is in charge of providing operational leadership for BMU's innovation and entrepreneurship efforts among students and faculty.
Narayana Murthy Addresses Graduating Students At BML Munjal University’s 6th Convocation For The Class Of 2021
September 14, 2021: BML Munjal University, a Hero Group project, had its sixth convocation online on Saturday, September 11, where over 397 students were awarded degrees for completing BTech, BCom (Hons), BBA & MBA, and PhD programmes. The honourable Chief Guest for the convocation event was N R Narayana Murthy, Founder, Infosys Limited, who was presided over by Sunil Kant Munjal, the Honourable Chancellor, BMU.
The university's e-convocation is being held for the second year in a row. From locations across India, the graduating students attended an event that was streamed in a 3D virtual world and celebrated a significant milestone in their educational path. In 2021, the University's first PhD student received his diploma, which he received during the Convocation.
Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr) Manoj K Arora delivered the welcome address, in which he highlighted some of the university's major accomplishments in the previous year. He discussed the School of Management's ranking of 41 in the NIRF 2021 rankings, as well as how the university is preparing for the implementation of the National Education Policy. He stated that BatX Energies, one of the firms mentored at BMU, has entered the revenue stage after securing funding from angel investors, owing to the university's strong focus on entrepreneurial attitudes.
“This graduation day is the day of triumph and glory,” remarked Narayana Murthy, Founder, Infosys Limited, speaking to the students remotely. “The university is named for Late Munjal Sahab, from whom I have learned a great deal over the years. On this momentous day, think about how you can utilise your education to make a difference in society. One of the most difficult problems in life is to win the mental war and shift from a regressive to a progressive mindset. It's also vital to be honest and faithful to your vocation, as well as to behave without fear. In your times of glory, remember to stay modest. I send my warmest greetings to the students, and I am convinced that this university will contribute to the development of a prosperous, happy, fair, and peaceful India."
BML Munjal University Organises 5-Day FDP For ATAL On ‘Instructional Design For Effective Teaching’
August 27, 2021: Without effective learning, effective teaching is impossible. It is becoming increasingly difficult to educate successfully and have active and enthusiastic learners in the classroom when the globe is at a point of inflection and immersed in digital and virtual teaching mode. Teachers in face-to-face or online lecture classes (with their cameras and microphones turned off) are unaware whether their students are learning or not.
From July 5 to 9, 2021, BML Munjal University hosted an ATAL (AICTE's Teaching and Learning Academy) Faculty Development Programme on Instructional Design for Effective Teaching, with approximately 140 teachers and professors from various disciplines attending. Participants came from all around the country to develop knowledge and confidence in conducting more engaging face-to-face and online sessions.
On July 5, the University's Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Manoj K. Arora, officially opened the event. This workshop included expert talks and hands-on sessions on running simulations for engaged classrooms, teaching through case studies, gamifying teaching, using various online tools for effective teaching such as Jamboard, Padlet, Mentimeter, and Poll, and conducting evaluations in both online and offline mode for assessing learning effectiveness. The participants also acquired insight into the National Education Policy and how it influences teachers and education.
BML Munjal University Names Dr Anirban Chakraborti, The Dean Of School Of Engineering & Technology And Dean Research
July 15, 2021: Dr. Anirban Chakraborti has been named Dean of the School of Engineering and Technology and Dean of Research at BML Munjal University, a Hero Group venture. Prior to this, Dr Chakraborti was a Professor and former Dean of the School of Computational and Integrative Sciences at JNU, Delhi, and an Associate Professor at the Chair of Quantitative Finance at Ecole Centrale Paris, France, as well as a Lecturer in Theoretical Physics at Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.
Dr Chakraborti is a remarkable academician who has completed two postdoctoral research projects, one at the US Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory and the other at Helsinki University of Technology's Laboratory of Computational Engineering. He earned his PhD in Physics from India's Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, and then went on to finish his Habilitation (HDR) in Physics at Paris's Pierre and Marie Curie University.
His pioneering research works have been published as books, edited volumes, and research articles in journals of high international repute, creating wide impact across various fields, and he was awarded the prestigious Young Scientist Medal of the Indian National Science Academy in 2009. His pioneering research works have been published as books, edited volumes, and research articles in journals of high international repute, creating wide impact across various fields.
“We are delighted to welcome Dr Anirban Chakraborti as Dean of the School of Engineering and Technology and Dean of Research to BMU. Prof. Anirban provides a wealth of experience in comprehending complicated interactions between science, technology, and society because to his diverse background. His entrance will strengthen our ideology of bridging the gap between liberal arts and technologically based education and practice. Prof. (Dr.) Manoj Arora, Vice-Chancellor, BMU, said, "We're happy to have him as an important component of the institution at a time when the university is at a very exciting phase of its journey toward excellence."
BMU Partners with Trackinvest
February 13, 2020: BML Munjal University has partnered with Singapore-based company, Trakinvest to develop Blockchain industry-level expertise among its graduate students. They plan to set up a virtual blockchain lab for students in the university. They will be trained on various protocols such as Ethereum, Bitcoin, Hyperledger, Bitcoin Cash and Hashgraph. Trakinvest has collaborated with Amazon to develop this robust blockchain platform, which will also give access to AWS cloud services to students. The world economic forum has listed blockchain technology as one of six megatrends. It has forecasted 10 per cent of global GDP production will be deposited in blockchain by 2025. This is why BML Munjal University took the initiative to create a blockchain-enabled potential talent network, which takes over all sectors as part of the Industry 4.0 revolution.
BMU Organises Workshop to Encourage Management Research in India
January 10, 2020: BML Munjal University organised third research workshop to create awareness among students about management research in India. The workshop was organised in association with Indian Academy of Management (INDAM). Renowned professors from universities such as Tel Aviv University, London School of Economics, New Jersey Technology Institute and Loughborough University (UK), and XLRI shared their experiences. The researchers addressed a range of subjects such as recommendations for preparing an impactful research paper, research methods, and recognising the challenges and opportunities for managerial work in the Asian context. The workshop was witnessed by over 100 PhD scholars.
BMU Wins The IDA Education Award 2019
September 24, 2019: BMU has been awarded with Indian Didactics Association (IDA) award for collective leadership in higher education. The IDA Education Awards are presented to innovative actions initiated by schools and organisations with an emphasis on reasons to boost learning outcomes. It is important to identify and acknowledge the institutions which re-discover, re-define and re-envision the cycle of teaching and preparing students for life.
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Admission to the MBA course at BML Munjal University is entrance-based. The aspirants are admitted based on scores in CAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ MAT followed by group discussion and personal interview rounds. The cutoff marks required for the MBA programme at BML Munjal University is as follows:
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Among the many options that can be availed here, this university MBA in Business Analytics is one of the finest courses.
It has been developed keeping in mind the industry professionals so that the students can be imparted knowledge in depth as well as will hone their skills in important and high-dem
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Eligibility check: The first step is to check whether or not a candidate fulfills the qualifying criteria laid down for Mtech courses. Generally, this is obtaining an undergraduate degree in engineering or technology.
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Before choosing the MBA specialisation at BML Munjal University the students should know where they wants to build up their career.
- The students should also look at what is the most promising career scope and which vertical has higher growth chances. However, if someone has no liking towards that li
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The placement offers of B.Com students at the School of Economics and Commerce, BML Munjal University is around Rs 5 Lacs to Rs 6 Lacs per annum. Nonetheless, this depends with the performance of an employee, the sector in which the employee is working in as well as the general market forces. Gradua
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What are the cutoff marks required for MBA at BML Munjal University?