IIM Sambalpur: An Institute of par Excellence in Nurturing Responsible Leaders with an Entrepreneurial Mindset
Outlook|November 11, 2023
IIM Sambalpur has been consistently making a mark in the education industry with its dynamic approach. The institute’s foundation is built on the three pillars of innovation, integrity, and inclusiveness. These principles are not just a part of the institute’s philosophy, but an evident part of their everyday planning and practice. The institute is heading towards sustainable growth under the leadership of the visionary Director Professor Mahadeo Jaiswal. Outlook brings to you an interesting conversation with Professor Mahadeo Jaiswal, Director IIM Sambalpur, on the institute’s value system and commitment to excellence.
IIM Sambalpur: An Institute of par Excellence in Nurturing Responsible Leaders with an Entrepreneurial Mindset

Q What have been the focus areas and the achievements at IIM Sambalpur this year?

MPJ: IIM Sambalpur is dedicated towards creating a culture of inclusion, diversity, and productivity. The achievements at IIM Sambalpur can be discussed across parameters such as academic performance, skill development, entrepreneurial ventures, research and innovation, placement performance, and of course, community engagement.

Q What are the achievements on the academic front?

MPJ: IIM Sambalpur has been able to achieve holistic growth in terms of quality of infrastructure and human capital. All achievements are a result of consistent efforts directed towards the vision of the institute.

In terms of the infrastructure, the campus of IIM Sambalpur symbolizes the local art and culture of Sambalpur. The infrastructure is not just a representation of the landscape or the culture, it is a homage to the affectionate bond with the community. The campus has 16 state of the art, smart classrooms that can host blended classroom learning sessions.

IIM Sambalpur has introduced flipped classrooms to promote experiential learning in the class. The technologically advanced classrooms allow us to connect with students, researchers, and academicians globally. The well-equipped infrastructure supports pedagogical innovations in experiential learning.

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