Hi Friends, i am Satish Chadra from Chennai. I have completed my B.tech from CEG,Guindy. The College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG) in Chennai, is one of the four constituent colleges of Anna University. Its my pleasure get my B.tech degree from here. From my school days, i have got no other option, except to study B.tech. As, i am interested in Electrical Engineering, i have opted this subject as my specialisation. I have also thought of joining in IIT, but could not get the admission in IIT. |  |
As, i said earlier, my aim is to become an Electrical Engineer and i have achieved it. So, i did not think of any other such as MBA, MCA etc.. While coming to colleges, i thought of joining the best college. So, i have tried my best to get good percentage in my entrance. Though i thought of getting admission in IIT, i could not get it and finally joined CEG. My aim is to get a good job in some good MNC. But, due to the global recession, i am not getting any good jobs to my profile. So, i am planning to do further studies in "Circuit Analysis". Hope my career goes well.And finally, my message to current students is to work hard and the results will come automatically in your way.
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While American business school students worry about job offers being yanked and salaries and starting bonuses shrinking, their counterparts at top Indian business schools are having what looks to be their best recruiting year ever, according to a report.
The job placement figures this year at 20 of India’s top management schools – including six Indian Institute of Management campuses – “paints a rosy picture of job prospects for top management graduates,” according to the 2008 MBA Placement Report released Apr. 7 by MBA Universe, an India-based Web site about business schools.Read More...
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Hi, my name is Gopi Krishna. I am from Hyderabad. Presently, I am doing my MBA (finance) from Osmania University. After my degree I thought of selecting CA as my career path. But, finally after many discussions with my well-wishers, I had opted for MBA. After that decision, now there is confusion for me to select the right college for MBA. I had thought of going to ICFAI business school. But, finally selected Osmania University, because of its reputation. I would suggest the students who want to pursue MBA to Join in Osmania University. |  |
My decision to study MBA dates back to my studies in the college (while doing my degree). I realized that I had a passion for business. Right from my school days i am attracted towards economics, Finance, Management topics etc... I aspired to learn as much as possible about the different sides of business - how it is done in different industries, in different countries, what makes companies successful and how one can manage them right. My ambition is to keep my own business and to run it successfully. I am waiting for the day to happen and waiting for the society to recognize me as a good leader. My message to the current students is, never underestimate the effort. Start early and leave room for contingency plans there will be plenty. Sometimes the process becomes frustrating, be sure to keep your morale up. Believe in yourself! Good luck!
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The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB) has, for the second consecutive year, been recognized as the No. 1 MBA School in India, part of the Central Asia region, according to the 2009 worldwide business school ranking carried out by Eduniversal, a unit of the French consulting firm SMBG.
In the Eduniversal Palmes 2009, IIMB has been awarded ‘5 Palmes’, the highest recognition under the evaluation, accorded to “Universal Business Schools with major international influence”. The Award, presented on October 26, 2009 at the Eduniversal World Convention held in Cape Town (South Africa) effectively positions IIMB amongst the 100 best business schools worldwide. “We are delighted to once again receive this recognition as India’s top management school,” said Prof. Pankaj Chandra, Director, IIMB. “We are making several efforts to enhance the quality of learning and impact of our research so that IIMB remains the preferred management school for students with global aspirations.”Read More...
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According to indicators listed in BusinessWeek’s 2009 Top Part-Time MBA Programs report published this month, students who choose the University of Nevada, Reno to pursue their MBA program already show some pretty good business savvy, just by virtue of choosing to attend Nevada. Notably, the report indicated:
- Nevada’s part-time MBA program ranked 21st in the country and 5th in the West.
- Nevada’s cost-per-credit-hour is only one-third of the cost-per-credit-hour of the next most affordable school ranked in the top 25.Read More...
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in Career Forum by Jacko, 06-03