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Kshatriya College hosts MBA freshers’ party ‘AAGAAZ 2K26’
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Colourful cultural programmes and inspiring messages mark a grand welcome for first-year MBA students
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Kshatriya College hosts MBA freshers’ party ‘AAGAAZ 2K26’
Nizamabad: Kshatriya College of Engineering celebrated its MBA freshers’ party, ‘AAGAAZ 2K26’, on Wednesday with great enthusiasm. The event featured cultural performances, games and entertainment activities, bringing together senior and junior students.
College Secretary and Correspondent AljapurDevender encouraged students to balance academics with extracurricular activities to develop confidence, creativity and leadership skills. Principal Dr.KatakamSrinivas welcomed the freshers and urged them to achieve their goals through discipline, dedication and hard work.
Administrative Officer B. Narender highlighted the importance of college life in building friendships, unity and mutual understanding. MBA HOD PashamSudhakar stressed the need to develop communication, teamwork and leadership skills for successful careers.
Department heads, Social Media In-charge Shruthin, faculty members and MBA students attended the celebrations.
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