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The percentage of women, which is then transmitted to the Indian Institute of Management, in recent years, but the story is different from the non-IIM Business Schools. A survey conducted by a leader in education, training, the Institute showed that only one woman out of 10 candidates who are in the IIMs. The which is based in Bangalore Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME) has a good number of girls students. XIME founder and chairman Professor Philip J, "said the girl in its student population of the Institute ranged from 42% to 48%. Girls, like boys, including the management pocket in

BANGALORE: With the Commonwealth Admission Test (CAT) deals with the gravity of the MBA is now a candidate for senior management that other schools from the Indian Institute of Management (IIMs). But there are questions are asked: is it in the schools good enough B? If their quality to justify high ranking by private agencies, and this ranking all familiar? The All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) does not exceed a good reputation for classification. "Everywhere in the world, technical and managerial skills, the training of professional classification. Only an academic / professional can judge the quality of an institution," AICTE

IIM-C offers new course for executives In sync with its philosophy of continuous innovation in management education the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta has introduced a new one-year diploma course called the Post-Graduate Programme for Executives (PGPEX). This is the first year for the programme which already has 39 students from both the country and the international arena. Those interested to get an admission into this programme have to get a relatively high GMAT score. Selection will also be made based on academic background, a five-year professional experience, personal interview, statement of purpose and recommendation letters from two referees who hold

Shailesh J Mehta School of Management Invites applications for Master of Management Programme (2001-2003) The School also offers a Ph.D Programme in Management, details of which will be provided on request Candidates applying for the programme are required to appear for the Joint Management Entrance Test 2000 (JMET 2000) to be conducted on Sunday, December 17, 2000. The test is conducted jointly by IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur and IISc Bangalore. The respective institutes will shortlist the candidates separately for group discussion and interviews, for admission to their programmes based on qualification in the test. International students may submit a

KOCHI: The Indian Institute of Arbitration and Mediation (IIAM) Kochi graduated from the U.S. program specializes in conciliation, mediation and intellectual property in Mumbai from 7 until May 19 The programme is being conducted in conjunction with Hamline University School of Law. A press release issued by the Institute said that the program consists of interactive skills in negotiation and mediation. This program offers Diploma lawyers, law students, MBA students and other professionals the chance to explore other dispute settlement procedures and the theory that theory into practice directly in boardrooms class. This represents a sxi-credit. In addition to the diploma, the

The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) and Duke University's Fuqua School of Business, have launched an executive education initiative called 'Global Leaders Programme: Growing and Innovating in a Flat World'. This programme will run in India between August 20 and 27, and in the USA between September 17 and 24. The Global Leaders Program me (GLP) is framed with the aim to combine IIM-A's expertise in the socio-economic reality of the fast-growing Asian region with the leadership of Duke with its insights into the developed markets. The programme offers a comprehensive global business perspective for executives leading global organisations

World MBA Tour offers RM9.9m business scholarships The World MBA Tour is offering over US$2.7mil (RM9.9mil) in exclusive scholarships to visitors of its business school fairs held in 40 countries including Malaysia. The largest international programme of business school fairs comes to Kuala Lumpur this Friday enabling fair visitors to vie for the scholarships. The World MBA Tour is the primary recruitment tool for the world’s leading business schools, and has been touring the globe now for 12 years. More : biz.thestar.com.my

World MBA Tour offers RM9.9m business scholarships The World MBA Tour is offering over US$2.7mil (RM9.9mil) in exclusive scholarships to visitors of its business school fairs held in 40 countries including Malaysia. The largest international programme of business school fairs comes to Kuala Lumpur this Friday enabling fair visitors to vie for the scholarships. The World MBA Tour is the primary recruitment tool for the world’s leading business schools, and has been touring the globe now for 12 years. More : biz.thestar.com.my

World MBA Tour offers RM9.9m business scholarships The World MBA Tour is offering over US$2.7mil (RM9.9mil) in exclusive scholarships to visitors of its business school fairs held in 40 countries including Malaysia. The largest international programme of business school fairs comes to Kuala Lumpur this Friday enabling fair visitors to vie for the scholarships. The World MBA Tour is the primary recruitment tool for the world’s leading business schools, and has been touring the globe now for 12 years. More : biz.thestar.com.my

World MBA Tour offers RM9.9m business scholarships The World MBA Tour is offering over US$2.7mil (RM9.9mil) in exclusive scholarships to visitors of its business school fairs held in 40 countries including Malaysia. The largest international programme of business school fairs comes to Kuala Lumpur this Friday enabling fair visitors to vie for the scholarships. The World MBA Tour is the primary recruitment tool for the world’s leading business schools, and has been touring the globe now for 12 years. More : biz.thestar.com.my

Bangalore, March 16. COGNIZANT Technologies has been the biggest recruiter in the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore's (IIM-B) campus recruitment programme this year, notching up 24 of 180 students. "They made 30 offers, but were accepted by 24 people and this is the first time that an IT company has made so many offers," said sources in the institute. This year's batch was snapped up in record time, according to the institute. In just two days, all the offers were made and accepted. At the IIMs, 'slot one' companies (chosen by the students) are given the first two days to conduct their

The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India (ICFAI) of Hyderabad set up ICFAI Business School (IBS) in 1995. IBS offers a two-year full-time dual MBA-cum-CFA programme. The courses are offered across eight cities, Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Gurgaon, Hyderabad and Pune. The school uses the case study methodology to prepare its students for a challenging work environment. IBS will offer eight two-year programmes in 2003; MBA programmes in banking, insurance, investment, finance, human resources, IT and systems and accounting and controls and a postgraduate diploma programme in general management. The courses are spread over two semesters and in the

Chennai, Oct. 28 - Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA), in cooperation with Universitas 21 Global is a blended-learning integrated programme, on the campus of the experience with interactive learning modules online. The year of a program proposed by the executive LIBA offers two areas of specialization - a direction Post Graduate Diploma in Management and Marketing Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resources Management. The courses are designed for business graduates or work with at least one year of experience. The program is open for enrolment from November 3rd and costs Rs 96,000 The party on the campus of each program

Information technology firms led the pack of recruiters at the placement programme for the Class of 2005 of the Tiruchi-based Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM), an exercise at the end of which the average salary of the MBA students was pegged at Rs.4.46 lakh per annum. The IT companies were not only the largest group, by numbering 11 out of 40, but also made the most number of job offers. "The total number offers made by IT companies was a whopping 45," according to the placement report (2005) of BIM. All the 112 students in the class of 2005 got

Ajit Rangnekar has over 30 years of experience in East Asia and India in the areas of business strategy, new business creation, systems implementation, and performance improvement in a variety of industries ranging from telecom, utilities, energy, chemicals and shipping, both in the private and public sectors. He has extensive operations management experience of business start-ups in the manufacturing, trading and professional services sectors in Hong Kong and India. He returned to India in June 2002, with the objective of working in the education sector. Education Times speaks to Ajit Rangnekar, deputy dean, Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad on what