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Bharathidasan Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli BIM-MBA Admissions 2012 Two year full time residential MBA programme in Tiruchirappalli with specializations offered in Marketing, Finance, Operations, Systems and Human Resource Management What BIM offers? Two-year full time residential MBA Programme with specializations offered in Marketing, Finance, Systems and Human Resource Management Why BIM? Envious record of 100 percent placements since first batch; average salary Rs 8.34 lakhs for the 2008-2010 batch; ranked number 14 in top govt-aided B-schools in India by open (12-18th September, 2009); ranked number 11 in top B-schools of excellence in India number 25 in placement USP social responsibility networking and industry interface faculty research consultancy MDP and other Programmes in India and number 1 in top B-school in southern region by CSR-GHRDC B-school survey 2009 (November); ranked in

VIT UNIVERSITY (Formerly Vellore Institute of Technology) VIT Business School Admissions 2012 MBA, MBA (IB) VIT UNIVERSITY Vellore - 632 014, Tamil Nadu, India Admissions 2012 VIT Business School MBA & MBA (IB) Degree Programmes Minimum Eligibility Criteria: Candidates should have graduated with full-time Bachelor’s Degree of any recognised University with 60% and with a good academic performance. Candidate should have a valid CAT / XAT / GMAT Score Some executive work experience will be preferred Extra-curriculars that engage the candidate in healthy and productive interaction with others will be given weight. Programmes: Master of Business Administration (MBA) MBA (International Business) Eligibility: Minimum 60% marks is required in the qualifying

ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES check out AIIMS MBBS Entrance Exam Notification Medical Council of India (MCI) proposes National Eligibility Test for PG Admissions NEET (PG) Post Graduate Common Entrance Test may not happen in 2012 (likely in 2013) All India Post Graduate Entrance Examination For Admission Under 50% Seats Quota In MD/MS/Diploma And MDS Courses In Medical & Dental Colleges AIPGMEE 2012 on January 8,2012 Online Application from December 1, 2011 Last date for receipt of completed registration slips along with AIIMS (copy of challan form/offline applications at examination section, AIIMS): 21st December, 2011 (up to 5.00 p.m.) Admission notice Applications are invited in the prescribed form for All India Post Graduate Medical/Dental Entrance Examination ( AIPGMEE-2012 ) to be conducted by all India institute of medical sciences on Sunday, 08th January, 2012 for admission under 50% seats quota in various postgraduate (MD/MS/Diploma/MDS) courses in med

CHANDIGARH: In a surprising trend across Panjab University and its affiliated colleges, one third of students who appear in B Com compartment exam, particularly first year, either fail or get compartment again. As many as 374 of the 1,261 students who appeared in the compartment exam in September 2011 got compartment again while 21 failed the exam. A similar trend was witnessed in B.Com II but thankfully, in third year, the takers of compartment exam are few. Experts say the reason behind this trend is that in first year, the compartment or failed candidates are too many in number because students find themselves not competent enough to pursue B Com further by September and drop out or opt for BA instead. "Such cases are particularly high in rural districts around Abhor, Dasua and other areas in Punjab. Students hailing from these areas feel the burden of commerce course since it involves several practical assignments and has 5 lengthy subjects. Those who do not clear their compar

Admissions for the next academic session will begin early at the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (IPU) to prevent it from dragging on even after classes begin. The admission process at the University had gone on till October this year for the academic session which officially began on August 2. “The administration plans to start the process in early January, with a view of wrapping it up by July-end, the University Vice Chancellor Dr D K Bandhopadhyay said. The admissions for the University’s MBA programme will begin this week, with the brochures set to be released on December 4 . IPU also has plans to limit the number of entrance exam centres outside Delhi as a measure to stem delays, the VC added.

While the education department is all set to implement several important policies like the Right to Education (RTE), the eight directors of education from primary to secondary will receive lessons in strategic management and leadership skills, from the Indian Institute of Management in Lucknow, announced a senior education official. One of the biggest departments in the state administration, the education department, is geared up to introduce a lot of important policies this year from the improving the standards of Kasturi Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas, to conducting activity-based learning in the city. Now, to turn its heads into better leaders, they will be taught to tackle problems and become effective managers and leaders. “Such programmes will be extremely useful for the directors of education. Today, our department is one of the biggest and we need to bring in efficiency. With the department taking on important projects, we need the directors to don the roles of leaders,’’ said V Radh

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ Thiruvananthapuram, Nov. 30: Asian School of Business (ASB) has secured approval of the All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) for its two-year, full-time post graduate programme in management (PGPM). The batch for 2011-12 will starts on December 14th, 2011, and will have intake of 120 students, a spokesman for ASB said here. The institution offers cutting-edge curriculum designed and delivered by an outstanding mix of academics, resident and visiting faculty, and professionals from within and outside the country. Most of the faculty are alumni of IIM-Ahmadabad, and have many years of professional experience. The Director-designate is an alumnus of Stanford Business School. ASB is governed by a group of accomplished professionals and academics. It seeks to create a new class of leaders for the coming Asian century and the approval by AICTE reflects its mission and vision, said Prof S. Raj

New Delhi: A great confusion prevailed among Delhi University students last week when the last minute changes in duration and marks of 'Reading Gandhi' paper had to be introduced. The information reached Ramjas College quite late when many students had already left. To avoid such incidents in future, the varsity has decided to start an SMS alert service to facilitate all colleges so that no information goes un-informed. The teaching staff has blamed the incautious functioning of the exam branch and the lack of time due to the introduction of the semester system for this panic. However, controller of examinations, DS Jaggi, said that many times colleges did not answer their phone. Even the same thing happened when they called up to convey the information regarding the last time changes. He further added that getting no response from the college authority, they immediately rushed a messenger to make sure that the change in time and duration was conveyed in time. The varsity has n

NEW DELHI: Semester exams in DU are not going smoothly. The number of students barred from taking the exams due to a shortage of attendance crossed 350 on Tuesday. Instances of students being at the receiving end of college authorities' negligence are also coming to the fore. It emerged on Monday that Dyal Singh College had barred a student with 78% attendance from sitting for his first exam due to miscalculation of attendance. The records were scrutinized after a teacher found him crying inside the college and the student was allowed to appear for subsequent papers. Meanwhile, group of teachers from Dyal Singh College met the deputy dean of students' welfare. They requested the university to take a lenient view and allow the students to sit for the exams. Naveen Gaur, a faculty member of Dyal Singh College, said, "Last year, the same rules were followed but no student was detained." The colleges continue to differ on attendance rules as Zakir Husain (evening), Deen D

Not just economy, higher technical education is facing an unprecedented slowdown in once most sought-after courses in information technology (IT), construction and pharmacy. Technical education regulator, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has received applications for closure of IT, construction and pharma courses whereas there is demand for opening new courses in conventional education streams such as mechanical and civil engineering. Around one-fourth of 4,000 institutes in India running IT courses and one-third of 1,200 colleges running construction courses want these courses to the closed. Of about 1,430 pharmacy colleges, about 200 institutes have asked AICTE to shut down some unpopular courses. "Many of these courses were started on basis of perception rather than scientific data linked with future job market," AICTE chairperson SS Mantha said. "There is no linkage between starting a college and demand in the job market. This has resulted in ske

Not just economy, higher technical education is facing an unprecedented slowdown in once most sought-after courses in information technology (IT), construction and pharmacy. Technical education regulator, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has received applications for closure of IT, construction and pharma courses whereas there is demand for opening new courses in conventional education streams such as mechanical and civil engineering. Around one-fourth of 4,000 institutes in India running IT courses and one-third of 1,200 colleges running construction courses want these courses to the closed. Of about 1,430 pharmacy colleges, about 200 institutes have asked AICTE to shut down some unpopular courses. "Many of these courses were started on basis of perception rather than scientific data linked with future job market," AICTE chairperson SS Mantha said. "There is no linkage between starting a college and demand in the job market. This has resulted in ske

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ PUNE: The Maharashtra State Council of Examination, a statutory body that conducts examinations for educational and vocational purposes, has decided to put up answer sheets of the middle school (std IV) and high school (std VII) scholarship exams online from the next academic year. Speaking to the TOI about the new arrangement, Mahavir Mane, commissioner of the council said, "Every year on an average 22 lakh students appear for the scholarship examinations comprising 12 lakh students for middle school scholarship exam and 8.5 lakh for high school. Besides, 75,000 students appear for national talent search (NTS) exam and 85,000 students appear for National Means-Cum-Merit Scholarship (NMMS) exam. Thus, we get massive data every year. When the results are announced, some parents who are not satisfied with the result of their wards seek photocopies of the answer sheets through right to information act. Though we cooperate

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ NAGPUR: The online version of All India Engineering Entrance Exam (AIEEE) is loaded with 'convenience' features offering students major advantages over offline version. While giving the online exam in 2012 students can change the language of answer as many times possible during the exam itself. If a particular question in English is not understood properly by a student due to the language factor, he or she can switch over Hindi and answer it. They can then continue in Hindi afterwards or switch back again to English throughout the exam. This switching between languages will not have any negative bearing on the evaluation. After the students finish their online exam, a copy of the question paper will be automatically emailed to them. Abhishek Bansal, who runs a coaching centre, said, "This advantage is available in offline mode only to those who opted for Hindi medium as the question paper comes in both language

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ AHMEDABAD: Medical Council of India (MCI) is reported to have written to the Union law ministry stating that conducting National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) will not be possible this year, sources said. NEET was to be introduced by the MCI as a common entrance exam for admission in MBBS colleges all over the country. The council will make a formal decision about not holding the NEET exam from this year soon, sources added. MCI has decided to offer NEET following SC directives but the plan met with lot of opposition from several states with many chief ministers writing against the test. MCI has expressed that NEET cannot be implemented from this year as there was a complete lack of consensus. What's more, petitions were filed in the high courts of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Jammu and Kashmir and stay orders granted against organizing NEET. There are also reports of pressure from the South lobby which have big sta

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) have given its approval to the proposed single national-level entrance test for admission to undergraduate programme for science and engineering. At a meeting of the directors of these premier institutes here today, chaired by HRD minister Kapil Sibal, a proposal to have a council for the IIITs was also accepted. The proposal to hold a pan-India common entrance test, recommended by the T Ramasami Committee report, has already been accepted by the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and the National Institutes of Technology (NITs). The report recommends a mix of school and national level test performance for entry to undergraduate courses, thereby reducing multiplicity of entrance tests and over-dependency on coaching. The Central Advisory Board of Education will take a final call before the single entrance test is put in place by 2013-14 academic session. According to H

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ India Infoline News Service / 08:51 , Nov 29, 2011 For Management courses, CARE assigns grading both at state and national scale and it ranges from ‘A Triple Star’ to ‘B’, with ‘A Triple Star’ being the highest. CARE Ratings has launched ‘CARE EDU GRADE’, a grading product for Educational Institutes. There are numerous institutions offering courses in higher education across India. Every year, the student community grapples with a large number of educational institutes to choose from for professional education. ‘CARE EDU GRADE’ is, therefore, being launched to assess the quality of the courses offered based on effectiveness of resources provided and processes followed in achieving the objective of the course. With a large clientele of Educational Institutions, CARE Ratings is one of the leading rating agencies in the education sector. CARE Ratings undertakes credit rating of all the debt and related obligations in the

JAIPUR: The AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) turned down the state government's plea seeking a temporary ban on new engineering colleges owing to a large number of vacant seats. The rejection is a major embarrassment for the state technical education department which was asked to find out ways to improve the quality of education rather than promoting monopoly of the existing institutes. The department shot a letter to the AICTE stating that thousands of seats are still vacant in engineering colleges. "The fresh approvals would only aggravate the situation...it should not be given till the existing one's have adequate students," the letter had stated. The AICTE team comprising chairman SS Mantha, two officials and two advisors visited the city on Thursday. While interacting with the state government officials and vice-chancellor of Rajasthan Technical University, the team found the government's demand inappropriate. Mantha said the council cannot s

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ NAGPUR: With the Medical Council of India announcing the date for a pan India CET and the revised syllabus, the stage is now set for the crucial court battle between the apex body and Maharashtra over the proposed common medical entrance exam. The new syllabus was put up on the MCI website late on Thursday night and on Friday it announced May 13 as the date for the exam. Despite opposition from various states, the MCI has ahead and announced that it will hold the exam next year. The final syllabus for the exam, officially being called the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test for under graduates (NEET-UG), has also been released by the MCI after making various changes. Sangeeta Sharma, MCI secretary, said, "The final syllabus was modified after taking into account lot of suggestions from concerned stakeholders." The date is something which Maharashtra is not comfortable with. The Directorate of

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ The UK is known for its quality higher studies and an interdisciplinary approach towards education. Be it the sciences, engineering or social sciences, it has a wide range of courses available at the Bachelor's, Master's and higher education levels. It has a personal tutor or mentorship system, under which students get a guide within the university to discuss academic progress as well as general welfare, which helps to create a bonding and make students feel at home. The UK is home to leading institutions like Oxford, Cambridge, etc, which rank amongst the top 200 in the world. Popular universities include Manchester, Southampton, Sheffield, Leicester, Sussex, Glasgow, Strathclyde and Bath. With the explosion of educational sanctions in the early 90s, the UK has seen about 60 new universities, notable amongst which are Kingston, Brighton, Coventry and Westminster. While undergoing the process of admissions, stude

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ With the world's second largest population, more than 50% of which is below the age of 35 years, India is at a critical juncture where its population, if properly harnessed, has the potential to turn the nation into a hub of trained manpower. Indian higher education continues to suffer from a number of fundamental challenges like the need for better institutes, universities and centres of excellence, quality faculty, employability issues, need for industry-academia linkages and the importance of building research intensive institutions . With a view to address these issues , the 'FICCI Higher Education Summit' was held from November 11-12 in New Delhi, on the theme, 'Strategies for expansion in Higher Education in India.' The summit also witnessed several parallel sessions like 'Indian universities in the global top league,' on what the focus of Indian universities should be to be able to achieve

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ New Delhi: Delhi University is all set to make the admission process more transparent and fair from the next academic session. To facilitate this, a high-powered committee of 12 principals from different colleges has been formed to review the overall admission process. SK Garg, principal of Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, has been appointed the convener of the committee, while it will be chaired by Deepak Malhotra, principal of Dyal Singh College (evening). Dinesh Singh, vice-chancellor, DU said that a high-powered committee has been set up for the first time in DU which will oversee the admission process for all categories of students, including those under the reserved categories, sports and ECA. University officials said that fee structure and student-teachers' ratio are also some other grey areas that the new committee may look into. The committee has appointed principals from other colleges such as Bhagini Nivedi

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ Thiruvananthapuram: Foraying into healthcare education, mini-ratna public sector undertaking and leading condom manufacturer HLL Lifecare Ltd has tied up with the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) to commence two courses in clinical engineering and management, a statement said on Saturday. In a press release issued here, HLL said it decided to enter the education sector at a time when country is short of qualified professionals in the healthcare management sector. The company has floated a new wing named HLL Academy to launch the two courses: Post Graduate Diploma Course in Clinical Engineering and Management (PGDCEM) and Post Diploma Course in Clinical Engineering and Management (PDCEM). The courses will begin from January 2012. The programmes, having two semesters of six months each, will be held in distance education mode with contact classes. The curriculum has been designed to fulfil the requirements of he

With the Medical Council of India (MCI) recent announcement that the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET) will be held only in English and Hindi language, a lot of parents all over the country are fuming. Most of them want the exam to be held in regional languages too. This apart, parents are also angry with the sudden change in the syllabus at such a short notice. A protest was held in the city on Sunday evening in this regard, wherein around 200 parents met and discussed their future course of action. In the meet, aggrieved parents decided to form three committees under the 'Parents Association against NEET'. "With four members in each committee, the parents formed Core, Finance and Legal committees, which will take care of different issues while fighting against MCI's decision. Also a resolution was passed to meet state health Minister Jaynarayan Vyas," said a parent. The parents also stated that there is ambiguity about the government's stand in the m

MUMBAI: For years, computer science was a rage among those who made it to the top of the Common Entrance Test (CET) selection list. But preferences have changed as the information technology shimmer has faded and the state of the economy has become less certain. Among the popular streams, computer science has the highest vacancy (40%) and mechanical engineering the least (16%). In between are electrical engineering (39%), electronics and communication engineering (36%), civil engineering (36%), information technology (28%), electronics and telecommunication engineering (25%), electronics engineering (23%) and computer engineering (22%). The discipline of electronics and communication engineering has gone down in popularity as much as computer science, said an official from the department of technical education. "Mechanical engineering without any ambiguity is the most popular stream today, be it by seat allocation, the number of applicants or vacancy." Going by seat allocatio

New Delhi: After the US, Germany is the second most productive partner in collaborative research with India in Science and Technology research, a report released on Friday said. 'Analysis of India's S&T Research Capabilities and International Collaborative Strength, particularly in the context of Indo-German Collaboration' was released by the German Research Foundation (DFG) at the German embassy here. "As many as 12.9 percent of all the Indian publications in international collaborations have been shared with authors from Germany," said the study. According to DFG President Matthias Kleiner, the report reflects upon the very intense scientific contacts between both countries that the Foundation has noted over the last couple of years. "We expect higher publication performances in the years to come, thanks to more systematic cooperation in programmes through international research training groups or priority programmes," he added. As part of the ongo

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ NEW DELHI: The Medical Council of India (MCI) on Friday finalized syllabus for the the all-India common entrance test for admission to MBBS courses and fixed May 13 for holding the exam next year. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) for admission of students to undergraduate courses in 335 medical colleges of the country is scheduled to be held on May 13 next year, the MCI on Friday said even as the nod of the Ministry of Health in this connection is awaited. The Council also uploaded core syllabus on which NEET-UG will be based and students can upload the same from its website. Meanwhile, an element of uncertainty continued on the exam with the Ministry of Health's notification in respect of NEET still awaited. The MCI on Friday said time was crucial in holding the test. "We are ready and so is the CBSE. We are waiting for the Ministry to notify the same. We hope it would be done soon," MCI o

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ NEW DELHI: With the nursery admission process in city schools all set to begin from December 15, the School Action Committee (SAC) -- a forum of six private school organizations -- has prepared a set of admission guidelines for schools to follow. The SAC guidelines are based on the provisions of the Right to Free and Compulsory Education Act and Delhi High Court directions on nursery admissions. Meanwhile, schools are still waiting for clarifications on various issues regarding student's age, compensation, and providing admission to students from economically weaker sections (EWS) of society. The SAC guidelines were set to facilitate the point-based admission process and are drafted so that schools can finalize their admission criteria from these broad parameters. According to S K Bhattacharya, chairman of SAC, "The parameters we have set are merely suggestions. We have circulated the guidelines among schools so th

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ Hundreds of young sports stars, musicians and scholars around the world are being offered the chance to study at one of Scotland's universities, because of a £750,000 (US$ 1.2 million) scholarship fund launched by the University of Abertay, Dundee. The overseas student scholarship fund is open to students living outside the European Union and the European free trade area, who are liable to pay overseas tuition fees and whom Abertay believes would bring to the university additional personal and academic qualities. The new scholarship fund will support individual scholarships based on academic merit, and/or personal achievement in either sports or music. The scholarships will be available for students enrolling for study at Abertay in September 2012. The university has set January 31, 2012 as the deadline for applications for the first round of awards. Two further rounds of applications will be invited in April and July 2

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ New Delhi: The Medical Council of India on Friday released the syllabus for the first-ever common entrance test for undergraduate medical courses. The syllabus, available on the MCI website, is for the medical entrance examination scheduled for May 13, 2012. 'The final core and other relevant documents are available on the NEET-UG tab on the MCI website,' said an MCI statement. Common Entrance Test (CET) for the undergraduate medical course will start from 2012, wherein a single entrance examination will be held for admissions to all government and private medical colleges in the country. So far, students had to appear in several national and state level entrance tests for admissions to various medical colleges. There are about 300 medical colleges in the country, of which about 180 are privately owned and run. The non-declaration of the syllabus for the 2012 entrance examination so far had created. Sarkai Nau

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ New Delhi: The future of almost two lakh students are at stake, as the Central Government has informed the Supreme Court (SC) that there was no ground to interfere with the conclusions of the P.N. Tandon Committee report and the move to de-recognise the 44 identified deemed universities is right. "List these matters for final disposal on November 22, 2011," the SC Bench had stated in its order passed on August 24, which means that a final decision on the matter is expected to be taken on November 22. The Central Government had on January 17, 2011 told the Supreme Court that it was all set to divest 44 universities of their special "deemed university" status as they were being run as "family fiefdoms" rather than institutions of academic excellence. Appearing for the Central Government, Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium made this submission to a bench of Justice Dalveer Bhandari and Justice Mu

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ New Delhi, Nov 4: The Medical Council of India (MCI) today finalized syllabus for the the all-India common entrance test for admission to MBBS courses and fixed May 13 for holding the exam next year. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) for admission of students to undergraduate courses in 335 medical colleges of the country is scheduled to be held on May 13 next year, the MCI today said even as the nod of the Ministry of Health in this connection is awaited. The Council also uploaded core syllabus on which NEET-UG will be based and students can upload the same from its website. Meanwhile, an element of uncertainty continued on the exam with the Ministry of Health’s notification in respect of NEET still awaited. The MCI today said time was crucial in holding the test. "We are ready and so is the CBSE. We are waiting for the Ministry to notify the same. We hope it would be done soon," MCI officials

More Education News: http://enteranceexamresults.blogspot.com/ New Delhi: The Medical Council of India (MCI) on Friday finalised syllabus for the all-India common entrance test for admission to MBBS courses and fixed May 13 for holding the exam next year. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) for admission of students to undergraduate courses in 335 medical colleges of the country is scheduled to be held on May 13 next year, the MCI today said even as the nod of the Ministry of Health in this connection is awaited. The Council also uploaded core syllabus on which NEET-UG will be based and students can upload the same from its website. Meanwhile, an element of uncertainty continued on the exam with the Ministry of Health notification in respect of NEET still awaited. The MCI today said time was crucial in holding the test. "We are ready and so is the CBSE. We are waiting for the Ministry to notify the same. We hope it would be done soon," MCI officials said. Re