Five research scholars from the Institute of Management Studies and Research (IMSAR) at Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, have been selected for the post of Assistant Professor in the Higher Education Department. The selection came through the recruitment process conducted by the Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC).
MDU Rohtak Scholars Meet University Leadership After Selection
According to The Tribune, the selected candidates — Anika, Priya, and Rashmi — met Vice-Chancellor Prof Milap Puniya under the leadership of IMSAR Director Prof Pradeep Ahlawat. The university said the selection was a matter of pride for the institute.
University Congratulates New Assistant Professors
Congratulating the candidates, Puniya encouraged them to continue learning and focus on self-development. He said teachers had an important role in shaping the future of students.
"The university is focusing on future-oriented plans to provide better academic..." — The Tribune
The selection of these five scholars highlights the academic quality and research output at IMSAR, one of the leading management institutes under MDU Rohtak. The HPSC recruitment process is known for its rigorous evaluation, and clearing it is a significant achievement for any candidate.
What This Means for Higher Education in Haryana
This development reflects a positive trend where research scholars from state universities are moving into teaching positions within the government higher education system. For the selected candidates, this marks the beginning of their formal teaching careers in Haryana's colleges and universities.
- The selection was made through the Haryana Public Service Commission's recruitment process
- The new assistant professors will serve in the Higher Education Department
- University leadership has publicly congratulated the candidates and encouraged their continued growth
Our Take: Recognition of Academic Merit
In our view, this news is a clear sign that research scholars from state universities like MDU Rohtak are being recognized for their academic work. The fact that the university leadership personally met the candidates shows how much value is being placed on this achievement.
To put it plainly, this is good news for the education sector in Haryana. When research scholars move into teaching positions, they bring fresh knowledge and research experience into the classroom. That benefits students directly.
The encouragement from Vice-Chancellor Prof Milap Puniya — asking teachers to focus on self-development and their role in shaping students' futures — is the right message. Teaching is not just a job; it is a responsibility. These five scholars now carry that responsibility, and the university's pride in their selection is well deserved.