HYDERABAD, JUNE 28, 2O25: MANAGE organized the 9th Convocation 2025 ceremony for its Prestigious Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Agri-Business Management)-PGDM (ABM) to confer degrees on 120 successful students of the program and to award medals to meritorious students, on June 28, 2025, at its campus in Rajendranagar, Hyderabad.
Dr. P. Vidyasagar Reddy, IPoS, Chief Postmaster General, Telangana Circle, graced the event as the Chief Guest. He distributed degrees to students from the 2023-25 batch of PGDM (ABM) and awarded Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals to the meritorious students.
In his inspiring convocation address, Dr. P. Vidyasagar Reddy, IPoS, Chief Postmaster General, Telangana Circle, congratulated the graduating students and encouraged them to strive continuously for excellence and to become successful agri-techno managers. He emphasised that their goal should go beyond personal gain, to work towards enhancing productivity, farmers’ incomes and employment. He encouraged them to embrace emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence, be prepared for leadership, and view failures as stepping stones to growth. He also advised students to consider entrepreneurial paths and uphold core values such as integrity, humility, discipline, and gratitude towards parents and educational institutions.
Dr. Sagar Hanuman Singh, IPoS, Director General, MANAGE in his address, highlighted the institute’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence and student development. He noted that MANAGE has consistently maintained a phenomenal record of 100% placements. Through its PGDM-ABM program, MANAGE fosters experiential learning, Leadership skills, critical analysis, problem-solving, independent thinking, and sensitivity towards farmers, while providing a congenial academic environment and excellent facilities for the holistic growth of students.
Dr. K. Krishna Reddy, Head (SABM) and Director (ICT), MANAGE, coordinated the convocation proceedings. He highlighted that MANAGE has been one of the top B-Schools in the Agriculture sector in the country since the launch of the PGDM-ABM program over three decades ago, with a strong commitment to excellence in agri-business management education. More than 250 people, including students and their parents, MANAGE faculty and staff, attended the convocation function. The program concluded with the rendition of the National Anthem.
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