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B-School fest

GITAM Institute of International Business will conduct an All India B-School Festival – SAMBHAV-2008 on Wednesday to provide a platform for management students to discover themselves.

Director V.K. Kumar and chairperson-Student Activities, Krishna Kumar Velur, informed that over 25 Management Institutes from various parts of the country like Mumbai, Bangalore, Bhubaneswar, Kanpur, and Hyderabad would participate. Young Manager Contest, Volte-Face, Paper Presentations, and market Makers are the major events in SAMBHAV, they said.

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