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The Graduation Ball of the ‘MBA 2012 Batch’ of University of Sri Jayewardenepura was successfully held at Grand Monarch Hotel on 21 August. University of Sri Jayewardenepura Vice Chancellor Professor Sampath Amarathunga was the Chief Guest and Central Bank of Sri Lanka Deputy Governor Dr. Nandalal Weerasinghe was the keynote speaker of the ceremony. The professors, doctors and senior lecturers representing the Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce at University of Sri Jayewardenepura and other prestigious guests had participated in sharing the delightful entertaining experience with MBA 2012 graduates.
The gathering was entirely filled with speeches, fun activities, a live musical evening plus cocktail party which recollected unforgettable memories whilst entertaining all the participants until midnight. MBA Unit Program Coordinator Dr. Janaka Kumarasinghe emphasised the high quality of the J’Pura MBA program that has continuously been maintaining international standards. He also articulated that the MBA 2012 batch is a special batch as it has creatively initiated and organised many valuable functions on top of the academic activities so as to deliver exceptional results.
Unlike others, the J’Pura MBA program has a very competitive selection process and only those who achieved the highest marks are selected. Then after completing two years of an extremely hard journey, only very limited candidates are eligible to go for the convocation. That’s why J’Pura MBA is very popular as the toughest MBA and because of its excellent quality it has a huge demand from the professionals and all the passed graduates end up obtaining white-collar jobs in multinational and other reputed conglomerates all over the world.
After a two-year hectic learning process, these 41 celebrating graduates out of 76 registered candidates earned their goal at the convocation held on 29 July at BMICH. The lecturers and guests who participated for the event wished all the passed out graduates success and satisfaction in their future professional endeavours.
