“It is a positive step towards absorbing the best practices in research and teaching from the top business schools worldwide,” Sahay said.
Kitsing said the collaboration between the two institutes will help develop competence in key areas ranging from the development of educational and training programmes to long-range planning and institutional development.
Dean of Academics at IIM-Jammu Jabir Ali said the two institutions have agreed to work in areas such as student exchange, faculty exchange, joint management development programmes, executive education programmes, and organising joint research programmes and conferences.