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Mr.D. Subodh Singh is the Chairman of the NRI Group of Institutions, Bhopal. He carries a vision to empower the youth with skills and in-depth knowledge needed to bring the necessary changes in society. 

What is your philosophy of leadership? How would you describe your leadership style?

“Leading as a facilitator and focusing on solutions”

A leadership philosophy needs to be personal and unique. This is because it needs to be authentic. If you try to lead-based on someone else’s philosophy, you’ll be less effective. A leadership philosophy is essentially a belief system that guides your decision-making. It consists of your core principles, perspectives, and values. Leadership philosophies are intensely personal and specific to your conditions and circumstances. Your leadership philosophy must authentically reflect your actual values and the situations of different employees. 

How do you strategize about the key programs and plans for the marketing and administration of your college?

“Not deviating from the goals and the plans formulated”

Marketing plans are the roadmap to success for your college, keeping you on track with your initiatives throughout the year and, ideally, the next several years. It’s easy to get sidetracked when great ideas pop up, but like on a road trip you’ll never reach your destination if you keep adding new stops along the way. The key steps to a successful strategy involve:

  • Identifying Goals
  • Prioritizing the goals
  • Assessing needs and the required resources
  • Brainstorming and refining Ideas to build a strategy

In your experience, what can an inbound student gain from studying here in your institute?

“Bringing out the finest aspects of the education system in the country”

Education is organic, it keeps growing and evolves with time and the human mind. This is the major reason why the education provided in different nations of the world is different. The principles on which education systems are formed are different for every nation. However, the aim is similar, to inculcate creativity within the human mind. Every education system has its pros and cons. As a developing nation, the Indian education system has been developed on the pillars that support thorough theoretical as well as practical knowledge and prepare the students for some of the toughest competitive exams in the world. At NRI Group of Institution, we provide counseling to the students for further studies. We have collaboration with several foreign universities so that we can provide information regarding the process of admission, how to get a scholarship, how to prepare for LOR(letter of recommendation). 

How does the curriculum of NRI Group of Institutions, Bhopal MP ensure the best practice of industry?

“Going beyond the confined walls of the classroom chalk and talk”

We have affiliation from AICTE, PCI, and UGC so that we are bound to follow the pattern or syllabus of the affiliating University. But for the enrichment of the students, we use teaching beyond the syllabus. At NRI Group of institutions, we are teaching the latest trends and technology in the industry to make students ready as per the need of the industry.

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Any insights into how your college could be more welcoming to students of different races or economic backgrounds?

“Embracing the diversity of culture and languages coming under one roof”

We have established a “Center of Multilingual Multicultural Research” for the same purpose. In which distinct activities are conducted by the faculties likewise:

  • Immigration stories
  • Ethnicity Exercise
  • Games around the world
  • Poetry Writing

The ‘Institute of Race and Poverty” is another resource for teachers who have students struggling against poverty and who belong to the deprived section. We provide scholarships for such kinds of students. 

What do you think should be the college’s top priority over the next 10 years?

“To be what every student looks for to shape their career”

Our institution will emerge as a center of excellence in India. Probably ten years later we will establish a world-class University. I would like to serve our nation as well as society. I would like to contribute to the economy in terms of extending support to the deprived and unprivileged section. I would like to grow with the growth of the nation. Today, we are the number one institute of Pharmacy as per the DTE Counselling list. In engineering, we are among the top 5 institutes. Our vision is to become the most preferred institute for students in every stream in the next 10 years 

What was your vision for the college? Has it evolved, and how far along in implementing that vision are you?

“To keep updating and changing according to the global needs”

The group’s vision is to build the tomorrow of Indian Society by nurturing the career and lives of our students. Our prestigious group is dedicated to providing quality education and focus on the overall development of the student. Our agenda is to prepare our students to make a difference in society and the world by being the best in whatever field they choose. It's important to evolve the vision accordingly; it is required for restructuring and reconceptualization of an organization's roles, rules, relationships, and responsibilities. 

What would you like people to know about your college they may not know?

“Having partnered with some of the best organizations and professional bodies”

I would like to let people know that our students have been taught to be human before anything. Ethical learning is also a unique thing that we provide to our students. Students have been taught how to embrace the change, to be passionate about their work then only they will be successful in life. Our institute is the resource and remote center of many IITs. We are training partners of Eicher Tractor. We are also the training center of Sashastra Seema Bal.

What are some of the biggest challenges you see, both for higher education in general and for NRI Group of Institutions, Bhopal MP specifically?

“To have a research-centric education system”

The biggest challenge is the attitude of the youth towards their lives. The skills needed for the future and the imperative of reskilling is equally important for the inevitable structural transformations of higher education. Quality in higher education is a multi-dimensional, multilevel, and dynamic concept. Ensuring quality in higher education is amongst the foremost challenges being faced in India today. The Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) of India in higher education is only 15% which is quite low as compared to the developed as well as, other developing countries. There is no equity in GER among different sects of society. There is an inadequate focus on research in higher education institutes. Management of Indian education faces challenges of over-centralization, bureaucratic structures, and lack of accountability, transparency, and professionalism. As a result of the increase in the number of affiliated colleges and students, the burden of administrative functions of universities has significantly increased and the core focus on academics and research is diluted.

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How do you tend to establish a healthy relation and environment in your institute?

“Ensuring safety, engagement, connectedness, and support throughout”

Relationships are the positive connections between students, adults, and peers in the institute. It fosters positive social interaction and establishes a nurturing environment of trust and support. Students who feel connected to school are more likely to succeed- they have better institute attendance, grades, and test scores and stay in school longer. Building these relationships requires perspectives that embrace positive attitudes and beliefs, cultural and linguistic competence, and understanding of the needs and experiences of students, and an understanding of the environment.