Thadomal Shahani Centre for Management’s new centre in Pune

Thadomal Shahani Centre for Management (TSCFM), one of India’s premier business management schools and part of The Shahani Group of Institutions, has launched a new centre in Pune. The inauguration ceremony was conducted by Dr Akhil Shahani, Managing Director, The Shahani Group, and Amit Sharma, COO, The Shahani Group. 

According to the institution’s press release TSCFM equips students with skillsets that are aligned with the demands of global conglomerates. Through this approach, TSCFM has succeeded in securing employment for over 3000 students, in leading companies such as Kotak Securities, Motilal Oswal, HDFC Securities, IIFL, Bajaj Finance, Tradebull, Robinhood Insurance, Edelweiss, Suryoday Bank, Axis Bank and other such MNCs.

TSCFM has established campuses in Mumbai, Indore and Vadodara, Lonavala, Nashik, Ahmedabad. The new campus in Pune will offer TSCFM’s trademark 4-in-1 professional diploma in banking and financial services, and professional diploma in digital marketing, along with their popular certificate programme in business English. Classes will commence in September, 2021. Admissions for 4-in-1 professional diploma in banking and financial services and professional diploma in digital marketing will open from 24^th September. Applications for certificate in business English will open from 27^th September.

Dr Akhil Shahani, Managing Director, Thadomal Shahani Centre for Management said,“Our newly-launched centre is a reflection of our commitment to bridging the gap between the needs of the industry and the skillsets students currently possess. Our programmes are designed to deliver a world-class educational experience that is challenging as well as rewarding, with the primary goal of enhancing the employability of our youth and empowering them for professional success. We look forward to providing the students of Pune with our innovative management education and helping them succeed in a dynamic business landscape.”

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