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Admission Notice 2002-2003 : Management Courses MBA (3 Year) Part-I / P.G. Dip. in Insurance Business Management (2 Year) Part-I P.G. Dip. in Business Management (2 Year) Part-I / P.G. Dip. in Financial Management (2 Year) Part-I P.G. Dip. in Human Resource Management (2 Year) Part-I Last date with late fee of Rs.400 : November 29, 2002 Last date with late fee of Rs.600 : December 31, 2002 The prospectus containing admission form and other details can be had from the Manager (P & P) Kurukshetra University Kurukshetra-136 119 on payment of Rs.200/- (Rs.50/- for SC/BC of Haryana) at the counter or by sending a bank draft of Rs.250/-

Admission Notice 2004-2005 : Professional Courses Master of Business Administration (3 Year - Part I/II/III) PG Diploma in Export Marketing Management (1 Yr) / PG Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication (1 Yr) PG Diploma in Marketing Management (2 Yr-Part II) / PG Diploma in Tourism & Hotel Mngt (2 Yr-Part I/II) PG Diploma in Financial Management (2 Yr-Part II) / PG Diploma in Business Management (2 Yr-Part II) PG Diploma in Insurance Business Mngt (2 Yr-Part II) PG Diploma in Human Resource Mngt (2 Yr-Part II) Last date for receipt of admission form complete in all respects without late fee : September 29, 2004 The

Directorate of Correspondence Courses - Admission Notice 2002-2003 Master of Business Administration (3 Year) / P.G. Diploma in Business Management (2 Year) Last date for receipt of admission form complete in all respects without late fee : October 3, 2002 The prospectus containing admission form and other details can be had from the Management (P&P), K.U., Kurukshetra-136 119 on payment of Rs.200/- (Rs.50/- for SC/BC of Haryana) at the counter or by sending a bank draft of Rs.250/- (Rs.100/- for SC/BC of Haryana) in favour of the Registrar, K.U., Kurukshetra payable at Kurukshetra/Thanesar only. Candidates must send two self addressed slips with

Admission in MBA Last date for receiving application : September 29, 2001 - Admissions will be made on : October 4, 2001 Applications are invited for admission in MBA for few remaining paid seats Preference will be given to those candidates who appeared in Entrance Test to MBA conducted by Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra. Apply immediately. For further details, contacts : Director Tilak Raj Chadha Institute of Management & Technology M.L.N. College Educational Complex, Yamuna Nagar-135 001 Source : Hindustan Times (New Delhi) September 23, 2001

Professional Courses : PGDMM / PGTHM / PGDFM / PGDBM / PGDHRM : (2 Year) Part-I/II Master of Marketing Management (3 Year) Part-III only Master of Business Administration : (3 Year) Part-I/II/III Lateral Entry Courses : Master of Marketing Management (3 Year) Part-III (For candidates having passed 2-Year P.G. Diploma in Marketing Management) Master of Business Administration (3 Year) Part-III (For candidates having passed 2-Year P.G. Diploma in MM/FM/HRM/THM/IBM/BM) Last date for receipt of admission form complete in all respects without late fee : October 3, 2003 The prospectus containing admission form and other details can be obtained from the Manager (P & P), Kurukshetra University Kurukshetra-136 119 on payment

Admission Open : MBA Last date with late fee of Rs.200 : October 31, 2002 Select courses at select centres. For registration contact study centres Kurukshetra University Source : Hindustan Times (HT Horizons) New Delhi, October 16, 2002

The Indian Institute of Travel and Tourism Management (IITM) provides a short duration of course, after which the candidates can be empanelled as a guide. Guide license has been granted both at the state and central level by the Department of Tourism. They hold examination according to their needs and advertise in leading newspapers. The test consists of Erlangen in general knowledge, history and culture, etc.. For further details contact directly to the tourism department of your choice. In recent years, employment opportunities is increasing dramatically in this industry in the country. All travel services, including travel operators, travel agents, hoteliers,

People have always looked upon the earth for their daily needs. From water to drink and land to graze their animals, clay and stone building materials, metals and minerals, land has always packed to attract the attention of human beings since the beginning of civilization. Today, the man to watch on earth and their meat extracts for metals and ores, and the main inputs of modern life - oil and fossil fuels - to produce electricity, of life and society. This requirement is required in the future accentuate the growing population and accelerate the pace of industrialization. Hence the need to increase, as well

The tourism sector offers the greatest potential for direct jobs created in our country. The value added in manufacturing employment is estimated at gr. 80,000 crores. Young graduates, with the talent of history and languages, could operate under licence as a guide. Travel Guides are in growing demand in recent days. The Indian Institute of Travel and Tourism Management (IITM) offers a short duration, of course, that candidates can be empanelled orientation of assistance. Guides license has been granted both the central and division level tourism. They argue audit function of their needs and advertisements in major

KURUKSHETRA: space technology and its benefits would be the next session of the Indian Science Congress hosted by Indian Space Research Organisation at the University of Bangalore. This was confirmed by Dr Singh, SP, Professor Emeritus, University of Kurukshetra and sectional president (chemical sciences), the ISC has just returned from Bangalore continued to participate in the Council meeting was chaired by Dr K Kasturirangan , Chairman of ISRO, and the President-General of ISC. The ISC is scheduled to Bangalore and will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Jan 3. Some 6000 Indian and foreign scientists are expected to participate in this mega event, which

Its a jungle out there. Only the fittest and the mightiest can survive. In todays corporate battles, one requires a solid armament of critical hard skills that can make the difference between affluence and perdition. BEA B Schools, as the major event is called, is a game open to all B-Schools around India. It kicks off with an intensely fought paper competition between the teams that are taking part. The victors of this round match wits against each other in a quiz. And finally, the champions of the quiz move out to play one of the biggest and most unique battles ever fought on

The Institute of Mass Communication and Media Technology at Kurukshetra University, Haryana, offers several specialised courses in the discipline and is shortly going to launch an M.Sc in Electronic Media, PG Diploma in Web Media and PG Diploma in Internet Journalism. The institute already runs courses in animation, printing and packaging. Guru Jambheshwar University, Hisar, plans to start a media school on the US pattern. Delhi University, Panjab University, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, Guru Nanak Dev University (Regional Campus), Jalandhar, Punjabi University, Patiala, GGS Indraprastha University, Delhi, and Rajasthan University, Jaipur, also offer courses in the

Ranchi, Feb 24: The three day annual operating the National Institute of Foundry and Forge Technology (NIFFT), JINKS 06, began here today. The National Institute of Technology, Xavier Institute for Sozial-service, JRD Tata Technical Education Center, St. Xavier's College, Cambridge Institute of Technology and Marwari College, among others, the various manifestations of inter-cultural College function. Although rangoli, Einakter played, and antakshari, among others, included the competition, the exciting events of the day was stupid pro.

The economy is on the election, decision-making in the best interest given the constraints of income, the costs and time of how companies can be their limited resources to meet their needs. This section discusses how citizens, businesses and governments to receive money, and that their influence on spending, production and distribution of goods and services. He stressed that human activities, as their environment to produce goods and services and to distribute and consume. Different sectors of the economy are as follows: Agricultural Economics Study with regard to agriculture, irrigation, agriculture and reform of rural indebtedness. It includes the marketing of agricultural products,

Admission 2004-2005 : Ph.D. Programmes Last date for issue and receipt of completed applications Ph.D. Programmes : December 31, 2003 Ph.D. Programmes (January 2004) : Facilities are available for doing Ph.D. work in Department of Management Eligibility for Admission : Masters degree with 60% (CGPA 6.5) Mode of Selection : Interview and/or test conducted by N.I.T.T. Application forms and prospectus : Application forms and prospectus can be obtained from the Office of the Dean (Academic) by sending a written request in an envelope superscribed Request for Ph.D. Aplication together with a crossed DD for Rs.400/- (Rs.300/- for SC/ST candidates) obtained not earlier than 01.12.2003 towards application-cum-registration