CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress / ITDC News Bhopal: The School of Banking, Finance and Commerce at Scope Global Skills University organized a special workshop for B.Com and M.Com students on the topic “Future Skills for Commerce Students: AI, Finance, Analytics & Career Readiness.”
The chief guest and keynote speaker for this inspiring session was Chartered Accountant Aman Arora.
Expressing his views during the workshop, CA Aman Arora stated that in today’s competitive era, theoretical knowledge alone is not sufficient, and the role of practical as well as applied knowledge has become far more important. He emphasized the need for students to learn the effective use of modern technologies, Artificial Intelligence, financial analytics, and digital tools. He also encouraged students to continuously learn, enhance financial awareness, and gain industry exposure in order to prepare their careers for the future.
On this occasion, Chancellor Siddharth Chaturvedi said, “In today’s time, the purpose of education is not merely to provide degrees, but to make students skilled and self-reliant according to the real requirements of industries. Scope Global Skills University is continuously working to connect students with future technologies and industry-based skills.”
Vice-Chancellor Dr. Vijay Singh and Registrar Dr. Sitesh Kumar Sinha jointly stated that the university aims to provide students with academic excellence along with industry-oriented training and practical experience, enabling them to compete at the global level. They added that such lectures play a significant role in helping students understand the changing corporate environment and guide their careers in the right direction.
Dr. Neeta Vaidyande, Head of the School of Banking, Finance and Commerce, emphasized the continuous encouragement of such academic and industry-oriented activities for the holistic development and practical enhancement of students’ knowledge.
The session reflected the university’s commitment toward promoting skill-based and industry-oriented education. Faculty members of the School of Banking, Finance and Commerce played a significant role in the successful organization of the program.
