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Commencement of AICTE approved PGDM (BM) Course with focus on Defence by National Academy of Defence Production, Nagpur

Nagpur, August 19. National Academy of Defence Production (NADP) Nagpur, a premier training institute of Munitions India Limited and erstwhile Ordnance Factory Board (OFB), under Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence will be starting AICTE approved 2-years Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Business Management) programme with focus on defence industries. D.C. Srivastava, Head of the Academy informed that the first session will be starting from October 2022.

NADP is also one of the Central Training Institute (CTI) recognized by Department of Personnel & Training (DOP&T), Govt. of India and has been providing induction and in-service training to the officers of Indian Ordnance Factory Service in the field of defence technology and management for over the past 40 years.

This programme aims to contribute in creating a pool of highly skilled managers to take the Indian defence industry to a new height and assist in making ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ in defence production. The programme is opened to the students including executives aspiring to make / advance their career in the field of management.

This PGDM (BM) course will be providing both theoretical and practical learning in diverse areas of management. The curriculum of this course is designed to build the capacity of students/executives in all functional areas of management by inculcating / developing their managerial skills. Moreover, a special focus on Defence Management topics has been given in the curriculum to have a better appreciation of specific needs of defence sector.

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