MANAV BHARTI UNIVERSITY

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Manav Bharti University (MBU)
MANAV BHARTI UNIVERSITY
The emblem of Manav Bharti University (MBU) has a circular spread of lotus  on which a circular border carrying its name and its slogan ‘Shape Your Career’ is placed. Inside the border the image of Goddess Saraswati - the God of Learning and Knowledge is placed. Its name is written on a banner placed below the circle in Devanagari. Its year of inception is written below the banner. 

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