The biggest motivation is student satisfaction - Dhruv Galgotia, CEO, Galgotias University
Team Careers360 | July 8, 2019 | 04:25 PM IST | 1 min read
New Delhi, July 8, 2019 : Today’s process of teaching and learning at Galgotias University is about testing and experimenting with new technologies, generating new innovative ideas and applying and executing them in the real world scenario. The training of human capital in higher education will improve and increase knowledge and will result in skill development thereby enhancing the quality of human capital which will result in better placements and increase the employment ratio in our country.
I firmly believe our government has always valued the importance of affordable quality education, skill development and employability of India’s youth by transformational changes introduced in the higher education sector which is focussed on providing quality education.
The biggest motivation is the satisfaction of our students when they excel and lead in their field of work after graduating from Galgotias. The success of our students determines our success as a university and we are proud of our strong alumni who are working across the world in some of the leading companies of the world.
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