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“Constructing a future that is inclusive, sustainable, and globally impactful”

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October 06, 2025

Director-in-Charge Prof Sanjeev Prashar, on how IIM Raipur is merging Chhattisgarh's ethos with global perspectives to build ethical leaders, drive industry linkages, and foster policy innovation for India's future

To help our students become more adaptable in a job market that is dynamic, they work on real-world industrial initiatives, do rigorous research projects, and participate in dynamic simulations

What are the unique strengths or focus areas that set IIM Raipur apart from other IIMs?

The lively and youthful spirit of IIM Raipur is deeply rooted in the rich culture, resources, and values of Chhattisgarh. The large 200-acre campus in Atal Nagar is a great example of how modern architecture can work well with traditional architecture. IIM Raipur clearly puts ethics, social responsibility, and leadership that builds the nation at the top of its list of priorities. This dedication creates a culture of discipline and respect that gets students ready for important leadership and management positions.

What is the institute doing to strengthen industry partnerships and improve student employability?

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