 AS the Indian economy leapfrogs towards becoming a global powerhouse, more and more management graduates are eager to join the booming economy. But, lacking in practical experience, these graduates are not equipped to make a meaningful start.
In keeping with the demands of the time, the Indian School of Business & Finance (ISBF) offers education, training and consultation in the field of economics, finance and management. ISBF believes that an MBA is often the final education frontier before the beginning of a career. Therefore, the school adheres to the following principles:
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 CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) Wednesday launched a fast-track route for MBA holders to become CIMA qualified – the CIMA Masters Gateway (CMGA). MBA holders around the world, who are interested in professionalising their CV, can study for one fast-track exam to gain the CIMA Advanced Diploma in Management Accounting qualification and then progress to CIMA’s strategic level.
Robert Jelly, Executive Director of CIMA
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 The decline in the standard of science education in our country must be urgently addressed. Academicians and politicians should evolve some constructive strategies to raise the standards of learning in state universities and colleges.
There has been a lot of debate in various forums regarding the decline in the standard of science education in India and the remedial measures needed to avert the serious situation it
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 The AIMS Test for Management Admissions (ATMA) is one of the big entrance exam for MBA admission in the year 2010. The registration for the exam to be held on Sunday, February 14 is going on, but the deadline for the application will end soon. If you are an ATMA aspirant and haven’t yet bought the application kit, you should not waste any more time as the sale of the ATMA application kit ends on Friday, January 29, 2010.
The ATMA application kits are available in the office of ATMA, AIMS office, AIMA member institutes, IMS Learning Center, Career Launcher, Career Forum, Cerebral Heights, PT Education, Axis Bank branches.
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In the wake of cases of suicide by students in Mumbai, parents are consulting counsellors and psychiatrists as examination fever has started gripping students in the city following announcement of CBSE examination for classes X and XII.
Tension is in the air and students are putting in efforts to cope with examination fear. Many are finding it tough to cope with stress and are rushing to city hospitals, complaining about health problems. Sleepless nights, loss of appetite, headaches, fear of results, expectations of parents and teachers, pressure to perform better in the competitive world, tense students rushing to internet cafes and schools to get their queries resolved, all make for a frenzied scenario during the examinations.
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in Career Forum by Jacko, 06-03