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Your quest for that elusive seat at IIM has just got tougher. If competing with 1.5 lakh applicants wasnt enough, IIM aspirants will face intense competition from international applicants this season. All the six IIMs have recorded a rise in the number of overseas applicants seeking admissions for 2005-06. IIM-Bangalore, has received over 100 applications from overseas students/NRIs this year. IIM Calcutta has recorded a rise in numbers, especially those from European countries. Even at younger IIMs like Indore, Kozhikode and Lucknow, theres been a 20-30 per cent escalation in number of foreign applicants. IIM Kozhikode, for instance, which admitted

Calcutta: Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, decided to publish the list of salaries on 1 May, Thursday. Candidates for the CBO are interviewed in the category on May 15 and their names would be published within two to three days. This year, 318 is the number of seats projected for 2008-10 batch of PGDBM. Earlier, IIM-C has been earmarked for the publication of the list on 11 April. But the Supreme Court for reducing the backlog of results by more than three weeks. Classes of IIM-C begins on June 23 and students are required for admission on 19 May. CBO candidates, competition

...the number of students appearing is likely to cross 1.7 lakh. The six Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) have decided to change their admission rules. Till now the IIMs accepted only graduates from educational institutions recognised by the Associaiton of Indian Universities (AIU). However, anyone who qualifies in the CAT exam will now be eligible for admission to an IIM. The earlier rule, created in 1993, now stands void. This would open up opportunities from students from non-AIU member institutions to prove their talent, said Bakul Dholakia, Director, IIM Ahmedabad. Two graduates from DAIICT, one of whom had scored

Calcutta: Indian Institute of Management Calcutta quickly to competition from a relatively new market by participating Top Notch B-training - IIT Kharagpur. IIM-C will soon be the face of competition-IIT Kharagpur The Union Ministry of Human Resources Development has an RS 10 crore expansion plan for the elite Institute of Technology modernization of its management program for the 2004 session. The course is synchronized as the upper management in the country, but the costs are cheaper than IIMS. IIT-K, which enjoys university status, was a Master of Business Management (MBM), of course, on its Vinod Gupta School of Management, since 1993, but on

Bangalore image of the brand can be a drubbing in Bangalore. But aapnu Amdavad, praised the global branding of the world there are many brands woke up, is in a glittering new arena mark. Years after the "Manchester of the East" is mitigated day, the last Mega City is a brand new look. It is professional - a film by 15 minutes from the city collection taste jingles on radio and 'I love Ahmedabad "goods Road Shows - height of the city for investors. A pioneer of this initiative, the Ahmedabad Management Association (AMA), with other institutions in Chipping During a National Institute

With the recent hikes in admission fees, management education at India’s top B-Schools is set to become much more expensive. In the last few weeks, all six Indian Institute of Management (IIMs) have decided to raise the fees for their Post Graduate Programme (PGP), albeit with varying degrees. Other B-schools of repute too are increasing their fees. MBAUniverse.com presents a review of the new fees scenario. From the table below, one can make out that IIM-A’s PGP programme is the most expensive amongst the IIMs, while IIM-L is the most affordable of the IIMs. IIM-A has affected the steeped fee hike of

New Delhi: A parliamentary committee has recommended the creation of at least one Indian Institute of Management (IIMS) in each State and also the number of seats in existing IIMS. The Government should create more opportunities for students in the country by opening at least one IIM in each state, the Parliamentary Standing Committee for the development of human resources, said in its report. In response to the recommendation of the committee, the government said in its report on measures taken to ensure that the consultation of IIMS to increase their intake students. The government was also setting up the seventh

Students in the spotlight at MBA Case Competition Most of us get back into gear slowly after the holidays, but those involved in the John Molson School of Businesss annual International MBA Case Competition have to hit the ground running. The students really are the stars of the show, said Klaus Kepper, who has been a judge for the competition since 1989 except for the years he spent in Europe. He is currently on the advisory board. The competition, Jan. 8 - 13, is now in its 26th year, and brings together 36 teams of MBA students from around the world. Each team

A few days ago I met a senior IAS officer who held an important post in the human resources development (HRD) ministry of the previous government at the Centre. It was in his tenure that the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) confronted the first significant move to curtail their autonomy. Considered close to the then HRD minister, he was also known for arm twisting the IIM directors with fiats on matters such as fee reduction. I was interested in knowing his side of the story and what motivated him to take on the IIMs. He started by describing how venal some

Fake Lawyer Nabbed With 11 Bags Of Indian Hemp When Joseph Mba woke up on Thursday, January 4, this year, he had expected to have a fulfilling day. Adorning his lawyers regalia, he walked towards the mirror, assessed his look and was convinced he had a good appearance. The 29 year-old lawyer then clutched some law books and a file on which POWER of ATTORNEY was boldly written, on his left hand and picked the car key with his right hand and sauntered out of his three-bedroom flat located at No 2, Umuji Street, Okwele quarters, Abbi in Ndokwa West Local Government

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