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MBA first-semester exam from February 13 Calicut University first-semester MBA examination (old and new schemes), which was postponed earlier, will be held from February 13. University has published the results of fourth-semester MSc mathematics exam held in September 2006. Results are available in university website. Last date to apply for revaluation and for the photocopy of answer sheet is February 26. Provisional rank list has been published. K S Shabna (LFAEMMS010), K.N.Savitha (STAEMMS013) and K.M.Sajitha (MPAEMMS014) secured the first, second and third ranks respectively. More : newindpress.com

JCD leader appears at exam from sick bed violating rules A Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) leader of Rajshahi University (RU) appeared at his MBA examination from sick bed on Sunday last violating university rules. Sources said RU JCD Joint Convener Masudur Rahman Rana, a second semester student of Management department, appeared at the examination from a sick bed of the university medical centre without any illness. University Chief Medical Officer Dr Nadira Begum informed the university authorities and department chairman in written that Rana has no infectious disease and as such he needs no sick bed to appear at the examination.

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c57765) has announced the addition of Financial Risk Manager Handbook, 4th Edition + CD to their offering. An essential guide to financial risk management and the only way to get a great overview of the subjects covered in the GARP FRM(r) Exam. The Financial Risk Management Exam (FRM Exam) is given by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) annually in November for risk professionals who want to earn FRM(r) certification. The Financial Risk Manager Handbook, Fourth Edition is the definitive guide for those preparing to take the FRM Exam as well as a valued working reference

ICET entrance exam on May 25 The ICET entrance examination, for the MBA and MCA courses would be held on 25th of this month. Nearly 1,35,655 candidates would attend the exam that would be conducted in 248 examination centers in 20 towns across the state. Two examination centers have been changed owing to some reasons. In Hyderabad, the Narayana Engineering College center has been shifted to G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Sciences in Sheik pet. More: andhracafe.com

e system for providing media outlets with the names of students who have been named to the Dean's List. The Web site is searchable by zip code or city. Simply select the desired semester from the pull-down menu and All Colleges from the list of colleges before searching by zip code or city. The Dean's List honors all full-time undergraduates in the university who earn a 3.50 or better grade point average for the given semester and for which grades have been recorded under the numerical grading system. The data displayed in the Dean's List may be affected by students

Be prepared: Know exactly where the test center is and how to get there. Be sure to allow enough time to reach the center before the exam begins. Some people have trouble writing exams; some are very nervous; here are some techniques for calming yourself down: breath deeply a few times, close your eyes, some people find it helpful to mentally picture yourself in a location that is calming. In your last week before the exam, stay well rested and continue to practice with the test-taking tips and reminding yourself of your two major priorities - pacing and process of elimination. The night before the

Six students of MBA first semester and three students of MBA third semester of Guru Nanak Institute of Management and Technology, Gujarkhan campus, have bagged merit positions in Punjab Technical University examinations. As per the merit list released by PTU, these exams were held in December 2006. Megha Jain of MBA first semester has topped the university with 90.25 % marks. Jaspreet Kaur bagged the second position with 89.12 %, and Chanpreet Kaur bagged the third position with 88.87 % marks. Swati Mehta bagged the fifth position with 87.5% marks, Preeti Kalsi bagged the seventh position with 87.25 %

The first group of Chinese Master of Business Administration (MBA) students from Sias International University of China have completed their first semester at Rowans business school. Eight students from Sias in Henan Province, China, are the first students from their college to be accepted as students at Rowan. The relationship between the two schools started when the President of Sias, Dr. Chen, met Dr. Jin Wang, the former associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at a conference. The Dean invited Dr. Chen to come to Rowan to speak to faculty and administrators in May 2007 about how they

Gujarat University has decided to postpone its MBA part I exam by two days, even as the Gujarat High Court is hearing a petition on Wednesday on students not having enough time to prepare. The exam will now be held from Friday instead of Wednesday. An extra day has also been provided in the new schedule, instead of holding them everyday. Source : Times of India (Ahmedabad)

More mainlanders taking entrance exam THE number of Chinese students applying for the Graduate Management Admission Test, a globally recognized business school entrance exam, has risen for the second year in a row due to lower American visa restrictions and Chinas growing demand for MBAs. Officials with the Graduate Management Admission Council, the United States-based GMAT organizer, revealed in the city yesterday that 4,076 people took the GMAT test on the Chinese mainland from last July to this June, accounting for 2.6 percent of all examinees around the world. The number of mainland test takers rose about 21 percent from the

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