Mangaluru's Rasha Fathima secures Worldwide Rank 10 in Financial Management of ACCA exam
Mangaluru: Rasha Fathima, a student of the 2022–2025 batch of St Aloysius (Deemed to be University), has secured Worldwide 10th rank and All India 3rd rank in the December 2025 examination of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) in the subject of Advanced Financial Management.
The achievement has brought recognition to the university, especially its School of Commerce, Finance and Accountancy. The ACCA examination is known for its high standards and global competition in the fields of accounting and finance.
By securing a place among the top rank holders in the world, Rasha has demonstrated strong command over advanced financial concepts and strategic financial management. The Worldwide 10th rank highlights her academic performance in one of the most demanding professional accounting examinations.
The management of the university, along with the Vice Chancellor, faculty members, staff and students, congratulated Rasha Fathima on her success. They expressed pride in her accomplishment and wished her well in her future professional journey.
Her success has added to the academic reputation of the institution and is expected to encourage other students to aim high in professional courses.
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Campus to career: Research, industry readiness session held at BIT Mangaluru
Mangaluru: The Department of Training & Placement in association with the BIT-IEEE Student Branch organized a session titled “Campus to Career: Research & Industry Readiness” on 20th February at 10:30 AM in the International Seminar Hall, Bearys Institute of Technology (BIT).
The keynote speaker for the session was Dr. Ashritha Salian, National Post-Doctoral Fellow from the Department of Ceramic Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh.
Dr. Salian shared valuable insights on bridging the gap between academic learning and industry expectations, emphasizing research orientation, skill development, and professional readiness among engineering students.
The event was coordinated efficiently by Ashwini, Placement Officer, BIT, whose efforts ensured smooth organization and enthusiastic participation.
The program commenced with a warm Welcome Address delivered by Avvabi Shahna, 3rd Year ECE.
Dr. Salian’s session focused on the significance of research exposure during undergraduate studies, industry collaboration, higher education opportunities, and developing competencies aligned with global technological advancements. The interactive session encouraged students to actively engage in innovation, internships, and interdisciplinary learning.
The Vote of Thanks was proposed by Nisha Fathima Hasan, 3rd Year AI & DS. 
