Delhi University starts MBA in AI & machine learning, gets 600 applications for 60 seats

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Delhi University's commerce department has recently unveiled a new Master of Business Administration (MBA) program, specifically targeting Business Analytics with an emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. As per a ToI report, the launch has sparked immense interest, garnering over 600 applications for the limited 60 seats available. Yogesh Singh, the Vice-Chancellor of Delhi University, told ToI: «For our nation to progress and become developed, our per capita income needs to increase six fold from its current state.

To achieve this, we require a sustained 9 per cent growth rate over the next 25 years. This ambitious goal is only attainable through innovative business minds. Start-ups are now an undeniable reality, with an impressive count of 120 unicorns and over 1 million start-ups.

Today's landscape revolves around technology, and undertaking an MBA from Delhi University demands your utmost dedication. Engage with new and valuable literature, and embrace competition by focusing on creating and innovating.» During the orientation, students admitted to the MBA programs in international business (IB) and human resource development (HRD) were also welcomed. HK Dangi, the MBA coordinator, highlighted the program's distinct approach, stating, «Our curriculum seeks to strike a harmonious balance between theoretical concepts and hands-on experience with the latest industry software.