August 7th, 2025 T.A. Pai Management Institute (TAPMI), a premier B-school and a constituent of the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), will host the Induction Programme for the third batch of its Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) on August 9, 2025, at the TAPMI campus.
The students will be formally welcomed into the prestigious IPM programme, which was first launched in 2023. The five-year programme is designed to lay a strong academic and personal foundation for young aspirants through a seamless blend of undergraduate education and advanced management training. The curriculum focuses on nurturing critical thinking, leadership, communication, and a deep sense of social responsibility.
The Induction Ceremony will be presided over by Lt. Gen. (Dr.) M. D. Venkatesh, Vice Chancellor of MAHE. The event will feature Mr. Arjun Viswanathan (TAPMI Batch: 1999–2001), Managing Director at VAST Data, as the Chief Guest. Dr. P. Giridhar Kini, Registrar of MAHE, will serve as the Guest of Honour.
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Commenting on the occasion, Dr. Rajeev Kumra, Director of TAPMI, stated:
“At TAPMI, we believe that talent must be nurtured from a young age and shaped with vision and purpose. Our IPM programme aims not only to deliver excellence in management education but also to shape character, imagination, and a strong sense of social responsibility. We are excited to welcome our third batch of bright young minds and look forward to guiding them through a transformative educational journey.”
TAPMI’s IPM programme continues to gain prominence for its industry-aligned, experiential learning approach, combining classroom instruction, real-world projects, and soft skills development. The programme attracts students seeking a comprehensive, future-ready education that prepares them for leadership roles in an evolving global business landscape.
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