PGP in Public Policy

It has been 5 years since my graduation yet it feels like yesterday. Those were fun days. Now that I have experienced the culture at a foreign university as well, I feel really proud to know that MITWPU was at par with respect to the content and scope of education. One thing is for-sure, every-time I listen to Dr Vishwanath Karad mentioning MIT graduates as ambassadors of MIT, it not only makes me feel more proud but also generates a sense of responsibility, which I believe is a great achievement by an educational institute, after-all moulding one's character is the basic requirement of education.

First of all, I am very much fortunate to be a part of the MITWPU Family. Here, they develop the overall personality of their students in order to create future responsible global citizens. They also have a strong Industry – Institute Interface. College Organize guest lectures delivered by eminent researchers from industry and academia and various extra and co-curricular activities.

Today what I am only because of the MIP. Maharashtra Institute of Pharmacy gave me great opportunities to develop my professional as well as social life. I am very thankful to our Principal, Faculty & college support staff.

The 4 years in MIP was a truly enriching experience for me. I did not evolve as a professional but also had a personal development. Along with the pharma knowledge, I got exposure to improve my interpersonal skills and leadership skills which are helping me in my career in the corporate industry.

MIT days were great learning, bonding and filled with enthusiasm, energy. I wish everything the best to my Alma Mater in this transition as MIT World Peace University.

MIT has laid the strongest foundation in developing myself, not only professionally but also on social, cultural & personal levels of life. The knowledge of Computer Engineering is helping me in dealing with Cybercrime and other anti-social cases.

Earlier times women working in the Industry was rare especially so in the rubber business, but I could do so only because I took the Polymer Engineering course at MIT Pune. Today, the rubber industry is flourishing in many areas apart from the automobile Industry and being joint MD at “Shriram Rubbers” is very much looking into new development areas.

In my current role at Ford Motor, I manage strategy, pricing, and Systems operations with 20+ people under my span of control. Building the right attitude, strong mindset, being curious, and being future-ready are the most important values I learnt at MIT School of Business through its unique case studies and application-based approach.