 Educational institutions across the country are doubling as nurseries where great ideas are planted and nurtured, helping youngsters begin their incredible journey as entrepreneurs. Take Gaurav Singh, a final-year student at Mumbai business school Nitie, who, along with three of his classmates, already runs a thriving business. Over the past few months, the group has earned a neat Rs 10 lakh by selling theme-based Tshirts . “We got a lot of orders from colleges in Mumbai, and are in talks with Wipro and Deloitte,” he said. Eight months into the business, they have even employed a few workers to do the knitting and embroidery, and a designer.
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 With a population of 1.15 billion, India definitely is in need of high skilled healthcare professionals to deal with any kind of emergency. Most of India's population suffers from various illnesses for instance, stress related illness, psychological illness and illness that need immediate attention. As people grow more affluent and have a longer life expectancy, there is a high tendency to seek preventive healthcare rather than curative healthcare. People are willing to invest in their health and well being. This is definitely leading many to conduct regular visits to a host of healthcare professionals to monitor one's health and continue to enjoy staying fit right through the old age.
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1. Indian Institute of Technology IIT Kanpur, Kanpur
2. Indian Institute of Technology IIT Kharagpur, Kharagpur
3. Indian Institute of Technology IIT Bombay, Mumbai
4. Indian Institute of Technology IIT Madras, Chennai
5. Indian Institute of Technology IIT Delhi, Delhi
6. BITS Pilani, Pilani
7. IIT Roorkee, Roorkee
8. IT-BHU, Varanasi
9. IIT-Guwahati, Guwahati
10. College of Engg , Anna University, Guindy
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 The ICFAI University Nagaland, which was established by an act of Nagaland State Legislative Assembly and approved by the UGC, has achieved 100% placement for its first batch of MBA students. A press note issued by the Academic Principal Dr. Charles P Alexander stated that the University is committed in imparting quality education in the field of professional education. It also added that over the last three years the University has organised several seminars, academic development programmes and competitions. The Infrastructural acumen of ICFAI
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Hi, this is Gaurav Sharma. I am persuing my B.Tech (Civil) second year from Shadan College Of Engineering & Technology. Actually, i thought of studying my B.Tech from JNTU, Hyderabad. But, as i did not get good rank in my entrance exam i could not get my seat. So, i have chosen this college after many considerations, as it is comfortable for me.
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Hi students, my name is Mohan Krishna. I have completed my B.Tech in Mechanical. I have done my B.tech from GGR College of Engineering, Vellore. Actually, my native place is Hyderbad, but as i got my B.Tech seat in GGR College, i have done my B.Tech in Vellore. I have very much interest mechanical field since childhood. My parents
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 In his recent visit to Australia in early April, HRD minister Kapil Sibal did a sterling job of laying out the magnitude of the challenge that India faces in increasing its gross enrollment ratio (GER) from the present 12.4 per cent to 30 per cent by 2020 (GER in developed countries is over 70%) — an increase that would need approximately 800 new universities (nearly double the existing number) and about 35,000 — 40,000 new colleges. He was also absolutely on the mark when he argued that the global community should, in its own interest of both access to a well-qualified
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