In today’s fast-paced and demanding lifestyle, it is essential to be aware of simple yet effective ways to care for our health.

On 26th September 2025, the MET HR Department organized a special health awareness workshop \"Thoda Gyaan, Thodi Muskaan\", designed to guide staff on handling medical emergencies and adopting preventive measures for overall well-being.

The session was conducted by renowned physician Dr. Tushar Shah, who combined practical health tips with lighthearted humor, making learning both insightful and engaging.

Through such initiatives, MET continues to prioritize the holistic welfare of its community.

Aarohan 2025 at MET AMDC culminated with an enriching Outbound Training at Nature Trails, Vikramgadh – Wada. Designed as an experiential learning initiative, the program focused on building managerial competencies through trekking, adventure activities, and team-based challenges.

Students honed leadership, collaboration, and problem-solving skills while fostering trust, resilience, and peer bonding in an outdoor setting. This immersive experience not only encouraged self-reflection but also prepared participants to navigate professional challenges with confidence.

The program successfully concluded Aarohan 2025, setting a strong foundation for the students’ journey at MET AMDC.

MET CET successfully conducted an insightful workshop on “Game-Based Learning” on Day 4 of the ongoing 5-Day FDP Workshop Series, facilitated by Dr. Ajita Deshmukh.

The session encouraged MET teachers to explore unstructured teaching by designing games that were interactive, participatory, and enjoyable for students. It reinforced the belief that when learning feels like play, education becomes more engaging and impactful.

At MET, we continue to empower our faculty with innovative teaching methodologies that inspire both educators and learners.

As part of Aarohan 2025, MET AMDC hosted the “Boxless Mind” Workshop conducted by Dr. Chitra Wadke, Head, Centre of Educational Technology, MET.

It was a day filled with creativity, collaboration, and out-of-the-box thinking, where students were encouraged to break barriers, think freely, and embrace innovation beyond limits. Through interactive sessions, the workshop nurtured problem-solving, teamwork, and idea generation, empowering students to adopt a future-ready mindset.

MET AMDC recently held an insightful guest session under the theme “Global Trends in Fintech: Shaping Banking & Finance in 2025 and Beyond,” aimed at enriching students’ understanding of digital transformation in finance. The session offered a comprehensive look into upcoming industry developments.

Mr. Amit Pradhan, Vice President – Partnerships & Alliances at the London Institute of Banking & Finance, India, graced the event as the esteemed guest speaker. Drawing upon his extensive experience in international training programs and institutional collaborations, he delivered valuable insights and shared in-depth knowledge of current industry trends and practices.

He explored how financial institutions are adapting to disruptive technologies, the rise of fintech ecosystems and the future of workforce readiness. Students gained a clearer vision of the sector’s direction and the skills required to thrive in the coming years.

MET Utsav 2025, the mega annual cultural and sports fest of Mumbai Educational Trust (MET), themed ‘Indian Sanskriti’ reflecting the vibrant traditions, arts, and sporting spirit of the nation, has commenced with an electrifying spirit, bringing together students, faculty, and staff in a vibrant celebration of talent, creativity, and sportsmanship. Embracing the rich heritage and cultural diversity of India,

The much-anticipated intra-collegiate extravaganza, known for fostering energy, uniqueness, and camaraderie, began with Inauguration, Creativity Exhibition, Annual Sports Day on 1st February 2025 and will conclude with the Grand Finale on 8th February 2025. Meanwhile, the fest will feature series of event such as Competitions, Talent Show, Jatra, Workshops.

On 1st February, MET Utsav was inaugurated with a march past by students and staff, followed by a formal opening ceremony graced by Mr. Pankaj Bhujbal, Hon. Trustee, MET, Mrs. Vishakha Bhujbal, Senior Management Representative, and esteemed guest Ms. Pooja Surve, a renowned rhythmic gymnast.

Day 1: A Thrilling Kick-off with Annual Sports Day and Creativity Exhibition

The first day of MET Utsav 2025 set the stage for an action-packed festival with an array of outdoor and indoor sports competitions, reflecting India\'s rich sporting culture. Students and staff participated with great enthusiasm in Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, Lagori, Cricket, Rink Football, Ball Badminton, Dodgeball, and Tug of War, while indoor games like Table Tennis, Badminton, Carrom, and Chess saw intense competition.

Adding a creative dimension to the celebrations, the Creativity Exhibition showcased extraordinary artistic expressions, featuring sculptures, artifacts, sketching, illustrations, photography, and paintings. The exhibition was a visual treat, reflecting the imagination and artistic prowess of MET’s students and staff.

Day 2: High-spirited Competitions Unleash Talent

The second day of MET Utsav 2025 was filled with exciting competitions that challenged participants’ skills, creativity, and intellect. Events like Lupt Rasoi (Lost Indian Recipes), Chakravyuh (The Squid Saga), Heritage Hunt (Treasure Hunt), Shuddh Bhasha, Reel Ke Rangbaaz (Reel Making), and Nukkad Natak (Street Play) kept the energy high and the audience engaged. With enthusiastic participation from students and staff, each competition turned into a showcase of talent, strategy, and teamwork.

As MET Utsav 2025 continues, the excitement is only building up, promising more unforgettable moments.

Day 3: Talent Show - A Stage Lit with Talent and Enthusiasm

The third day of MET Utsav 2025 was all about showcasing incredible talent. The Talent Show featured mesmerizing singing, music, and stand-up performances, keeping the audience entertained throughout. The energy soared as students set the stage on fire with an electrifying band performance—so much so that even the judges couldn’t resist joining in!

During the performances, winners of various competitions were felicitated, celebrating their outstanding skills and achievements. The evening ended on a high note with a special performance by our mentors, who left the audience in awe.

Day 4: Jatra - A Celebration of Flavors and Festivities

The fourth day of MET Utsav 2025 was a fun-filled and unforgettable experience with Jatra, an event that brought together flavors, traditions, and joy. As part of the ‘Indian Sanskriti’ theme, each institute and department set up food stalls offering a delicious spread of Maharashtrian, Gujarati, North Indian, and South Indian cuisines. The vibrant setup, traditional décor, and mouth-watering dishes made it a perfect cultural delight.

The highlight of the day was the arrival of Bollywood sensation Vicky Kaushal, who stole the show with his presence, leaving students and faculty thrilled. His energy and charm added an extra layer of excitement to an already spectacular day!

With each passing day, MET Utsav 2025 is getting bigger and better! Stay tuned for more updates as the celebrations continue.

Day 5: Enriching Workshops – Learning Beyond Classrooms

Day fifth of MET Utsav 2025 was a day of learning, creativity, and cultural exploration with a series of engaging workshops. Participants experienced the ancient art of Maharashtratil Sanskrutik Yudhkala (Traditional Self-Defence), learning age-old martial arts techniques. The Mitti Ka Jadu (Pottery) workshop allowed them to shape clay into artistic creations, while Naad Anubhuti (The Experience of Sound) offered a meditative and soothing experience through sound waves. The Dhyan aur Satarkta Satra (Meditation and Mindfulness) session guided participants in enhancing focus and inner peace. The Shringar Pratha (Traditional Adornment) workshop explored India’s rich tradition of beauty and adornment. Adding an adventurous touch, Nadi Pragamana (River Crossing) gave participants a thrilling experience of river-crossing techniques. Culinary enthusiasts enjoyed , where they explored the heritage of Indian flavors and cooking techniq Swad ki Virasat (True Taste of Tradition) ues. The Nritya Utsav (Festival of Dance) brought alive traditional dance forms with expert-led sessions, while the Drishyakala (Photography) workshop inspired budding photographers to master the art of visual storytelling. Aspiring actors refined their craft in the Abhinay Kala (Acting) workshop, and art lovers explored the intricate strokes of Warli Chitrakala (Warli Painting). The day concluded with Vrukshavalli Aamha Soyari (Gardening), an insightful session on organic gardening and sustainable practices. Each workshop blended knowledge with hands-on experiences, making it a truly enriching and memorable day for all!

Day 6 - Grand Finale of MET Utsav 2025 – A Spectacular Closing Night!

The final day of MET Utsav 2025 was nothing short of extraordinary! The Grand Finale brought together a fusion of electrifying performances, star-studded moments, and unforgettable memories.

The evening kicked off with soulful singing, dynamic dance performances, and hilarious stand-up acts, setting the stage on fire with high-energy entertainment. The prestigious MET Ratna & MET Gaurav Awards were presented by MET Founder Chairman Mr. Chhagan Bhujbal, in the esteemed presence of Hon. MET Trustees Mr. Pankaj Bhujbal, Mr. Samir Bhujbal, Dr. Jitendra S. Wagh, and Mr. Subhash Sanas.

The event was further elevated by the presence of celebrity guests, including renowned Indian playback singer Jaspinder Narula, Bollywood actresses Bhumi Pednekar and Wamiqa Gabbi, Chetan Hansraj, Indian Film and Television actor and music composer Sidhant Kapoor, adding a touch of glamour to the night.

Adding to the excitement, a spectacular fashion show showcased the rich cultural heritage of India, with students presenting themes inspired by the epic stories of the Ramayana and Mahabharata.

The audience was mesmerized by breathtaking acts, including aerial dance performances and a dazzling Bollywood dance sequence, marking a perfect conclusion to this grand celebration of talent, culture, and unity.

With hearts full of joy and memories to cherish, MET Utsav 2025 ended on a high note, leaving everyone eagerly awaiting the next edition!

Mumbai Educational Trust is proud to announce the successful completion of the workshop, “Fostering an Innovative Ecosystem at MET Campus”, organized by the MET Incubation Centre on 13th January 2025. This workshop marked a significant milestone in nurturing innovation and entrepreneurial excellence across our academic ecosystem.

During the welcome address, with visionary outlook Mr Pankaj Bhujbal, Hon. Trustee, MET, outlined the strategic vision for the MET Incubation Centre, emphasizing the vital role of collaboration among the MET Institutes in fostering innovation and entrepreneurial success. Teams of MET Institutions Innovation Council (MET IIC) presented the efforts and achievements in promoting entrepreneurship in their respective institutes.

Led by the MET Incubation Team, the workshop provided a comprehensive overview of the achievements and milestones accomplished over the past year. The discussions focused on streamlining incubation activities, strengthening collaboration across departments and a roadmap for the future.

All the MET Institutes were invited to collaborate in shaping strategic directions for MET Incubation programs by providing actionable insights for the growth of start-ups within the ecosystem.

On 19th of July 2024 Ms. Anita Chauhan, Certified Training partner of Global Reporting Initiative, Amsterdam and sustainability trainer at the Asian Centre for Corporate Governance and Sustainability conducted a half-day workshop on CSR, ESG and Sustainability Landscape in India for the MET AMDC students of batch 2023-25.

The students found the workshop very interesting and informative. Practical sessions were conducted in computer lab during the second half. The session was concluded by collaborative learning project on understanding and analyzing social and environmental performance of listed Companies as well as their CSR initiative.

Students were awarded certificates of participation.

On 26th July 2024, Prof. Enid Dias, Professional IT Trainer conducted a half-day workshop on “Advanced Excel” for the MET AMDC students of batch 2023-25.

The students found the workshop very Interactive and informative. They learnt Excel shortcuts, formulas, Vlookup and many more tools. This knowledge of Data Analysis with Advance Excel will benefit the students in the long-term run and will give them an edge in their careers.

Students were awarded certificates of participation.

Mumbai Educational Trust conducted a comprehensive mock firefighting exercise on July 24, 2024, to strengthen emergency preparedness across the campus. The session was led by Mr. Sujeet Prabhughate, a fire safety expert, and saw active participation from faculty and students.

Mr. Prabhughate provided hands-on training in operating firefighting equipment, following proper evacuation protocols, and ensuring clear communication during emergencies. Participants practiced safe evacuation procedures and extinguishing controlled fires, gaining valuable real-world experience and confidence.

This educational initiative reinforced the importance of fire safety awareness and ensured that the MET community is better prepared to respond effectively to potential emergency situations.

MET Asian Management Development Centre students went on an outbound trip to Nature Trails Durshet Khopoli On the 25th and 26th of August 2024. The experience was more than just an adventure; it was a dynamic learning opportunity. Through team-building activities and management exercises, students developed skills in leadership, collaboration, and strategic thinking. This hands-on experience allowed them to understand the importance of working together towards common goals, while also enhancing their problem-solving abilities in a real-world environment. A memorable day of growth and learning in the great outdoors.

On September 28, 2024, EMBA program students at MET Asian Management Development Centre (AMDC) celebrated global diversity at the ‘Global Cross-Cultural Norms’ Workshop. Each group presented unique insights into their traditions, etiquette, and cultural nuances, showcasing the rich tapestry of global customs. This engaging experience underscored the importance of embracing our differences while finding common ground, illustrating that understanding and collaboration unite us all.

The China team secured first place, followed by the UAE in second and Sweden in third.