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Counselling and spot admissions : MBA Contact : Dr. S Prabhu 12 & 13 June, 2001 - YMCA Tourist Hostel, Jaisingh Road, New Delhi Laxmi Memorial Education Trust A.J. Tower, Balamata, Mangalore-575 002, Karnataka Source : Hindustan Times (New Delhi) June 11, 2001

BANGALORE, JUNE 9. The private higher education institutions Karnataka Post Graduate 'Association (KPPGCA), the management of Karnataka Aptitude Test (K-MAT), July 4 admit students MBA from the administration quota of 40 seats in the funding of institutions of private higher education throughout the country. The government had a strong ratio of 50:50 in the exchange of MCA, and holds an MBA from the management of seats. The government, the proportion of seats held by a common entrance test of the Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU). Higher education institutions, which focus on the K-MAT: Acharya Institute of Management and Sciences, Al-Ameen Institute

The National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) contributes 25 percent of total spending on rural development of entrepreneurship programs - up to Rs 38 lakh - 12 rural development and vocational training d 'autonomy (RUDSET) institutions. The areas covered include Agra, Bhopal, Gurgaon, ghaziabad of Jaipur, Jalandhar, Kannapuram, Madurai, Pune and Vettapalyam. This was confirmed by the Dharmadhikari Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala, Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade. He said he had received orders in this regard. Dr. Heggade was chairman of the seminar on the theme of "self-help groups: A step towards self-confidence," organized by the Sri Kshetra Dharmastala Rural Development Project, Justice

Indira Gandhi National Open University’s (IGNOU) entrance test ‘OPENMAT’ for MBA would be conducted in St Aloysius College for aspirants who had selected Mangalore as the centre. IGNOU co-ordinator Fr Denzil Lobo in a press release stated that due to a technical fault, candidates who had opted for Mangalore Centre (1302) in OPENMAT Entrance Test received hall tickets directing students to appear for the test at Bangalore (Code 1309). IGNOU Headquarters in New Delhi realised its mistake and directed its Study Centre at St Aloysius College to take necessary action. More : mangalorean.com

BANGALORE: For management quota MBA and MCA seat aspirants, Karnataka Private Postgraduate Colleges' Association has arranged a separate entrance test (KMAT-207) in centres across the State on July 8. Students could look for seats in 82 MBA colleges and 67 colleges offering the MCA programme. The test, open to students from throughout the country, is mandatory to fill all management quota seats. Last year, 13,137 candidates appeared for the test, and around 3,600 students were admitted to various colleges on the basis of the KMAT ranking. For the association, KMAT-2007 will be the fourth test in three years, its secretary

Mangalore: Its raining ranks at St Aloysius College As many as 15 students of St Aloysius College bagged ranks at the undergraduate as well as post graduate level in the examinations conducted by the Mangalore University in 2005-06. The undergraduates list starts with Deborah Maria Saldanha and Sujan B R who bagged 1st rank in BSc and BSW respectively. The other rank holders in the undergraduate level are Sumitha Narayan Kutty (BA 4th rank) Rashmi Maria DSilva (B Com 5th rank) Rashmi M Pai (B Com 8th rank) Raizel Albertinn Pinto (BBM 3rd rank) Rakesh Sharma (BSc 10th rank) and Shruti

Coimbatore has over 65 trusts set up by industrial houses. These trusts, which initially served as tax shelters, have established a large number of educational institutions and hospitals in the city over a period of time. The PSG Trust named after P S Govindaswamy Naidu has greatly contributed to industrial development in Coimbatore. The PSG College of Technology, the PSG College of Arts and Science, and the PSG Institute of Management are among its notable institutions. Likewise, the GRD Trust and GRG Trust have their own institutions. The Coimbatore Institute of Technology and the Kumaraguru College of Technology are among other institutions

Mangalore, April 8. The increase in the micro-finance through self-help groups (SHGs), the prospects for the rural poor, according to D. Prof. Nagabrahmam, director of the Institute for Management TA Pai, Manipal. The Mangalore University liberation paid by Thursday, provided the profiles Nagabrahmam EC Kamath Memorial Endowment lecture on "micro-finance: a management tool for rural development", organized by the Faculty of Economics at the University recently. He said that SHGs, sponsored by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard) manages, and especially women, have helped make the economies of the culture of the rural poor. SHGs have been an essential

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

Admission Notification 2001-02 : MBA - PGDBM For information & Spot Admission Contact : Office of Director, Sahu Trust Institutions C-9, Saheed Nagar Market Building, Bhubaneswar-7 (Orissa) OR Contact Directly : Mr. P.K. Jena, PRO, Admission-in-Charge - Sahu Trust C/o. Hotel Rutt Deen, 21-B, Loudon Street, Kolkata-16 from July 8 to 10, 2001. (between 10 a.m. and 5.00 p.m.) At Kolkata : A.B. Mallick SAMS Consultant, 32/3H/1, Ghariahat Road (South), Kolkata) At Durgapur : Mr. Hitu Kazi QR NO-RR-291, BPL Township, Durgapur-6, Bikash Kumar, 2A/1, A.K. Bith, City Centre, Durgapur-6. Source : Telegraph (Calcutta) July 7, 2001

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