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India’s higher education ecosystem is increasingly moving towards campuses that do more than deliver academic programmes. As the country advances in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, sustainable technologies, and entrepreneurship, universities are expected to become spaces where research translates into experimentation, innovation, and real-world solutions. This shift is particularly important for institutions seeking to connect academic knowledge with the needs of industry and society. Sanjivani University is developing its identity around this evolving model, combining its long-standing educational legacy with a growing focus on research, innovation, experiential learning, industry engagement and international collaboration. For Sanjivani, this evolution is less a departure from its past than the fulfilment of it: the mission that once brought quality education to rural Maharashtra is now equipping students from that same soil to contribute to the...
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