IIM Lucknow Initiates Alumni Outreach Program as 72 Graduates Await Placements

In a proactive move to assist graduates awaiting placements, the Indian Institute of Management Lucknow (IIM-L) has launched an alumni outreach program. With 72 students still seeking suitable job opportunities, the prestigious institution is tapping into its vast network of successful alumni to provide mentorship, guidance, and potential employment leads.

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IIM-L has always placed significant emphasis on the holistic development and support of its students beyond the academic curriculum. Recognizing the current challenges in the job market, the institute is leveraging its alumni network to ensure that every graduate receives the necessary support to kickstart their professional journey.

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The initiative aims to connect unplaced graduates with alumni who have excelled in various industries. The program will facilitate mentorship sessions, networking opportunities, and career guidance to help the graduates navigate the competitive job market. Alumni from diverse sectors are encouraged to participate, sharing their insights and experiences to empower the next generation of business leaders.

The Director of IIM-Lucknow expressed confidence in the strength of the institute’s alumni network. “Our alumni have made significant contributions to the business world, and we believe their guidance can be instrumental in shaping the careers of our recent graduates. This outreach program is a testament to the enduring sense of community and support that defines the IIM-L family.”

The initiative reflects IIM-L’s commitment to the success of its students, demonstrating that the bond between the institute and its alumni is not just about academic years but extends to lifelong support and collaboration. As the program gains momentum, it is expected to bridge the gap between the unplaced graduates and potential opportunities, reinforcing the institute’s reputation for nurturing talent and fostering a strong sense of community among its alumni.