IMT Hyderabad held its convocation for the 2023–25 batch, where Volvo Group India MD Kamal Bali highlighted global challenges and India’s strong growth outlook. The institute presented its annual report and honoured students with gold, silver and distinguished achievement awards
Updated On – 22 November 2025, 07:08 PM
Hyderabad: IMT Hyderabad hosted its convocation ceremony for the batch of 2023-2025 on its campus here on Saturday.
Addressing the graduating students, Volvo Group India president & managing director, Kamal Bali, highlighted the complex global challenges ahead, including climate change, digital transformation, growing nationalism, and geopolitical tensions.
Despite such challenges, Bali noted India’s promising growth, with robust economic prospects, a digitally empowered youth, and a thriving startup ecosystem. He urged graduates to address national imperatives such as job creation, urban-rural balance, and industrial development by embracing innovation, transparency, inclusivity, and sustainability.
IMT Hyderabad director, Prof. KM Baharul Islam, shared key highlights from the academic year 2025, presenting the annual report. Four gold medals and three silver medals were awarded to deserving students of the batch 2023-2025. A Distinguished Achievement Award was also presented to one of the students.
