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Bangalore, Jan. 5 - The Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, with Infosys Technologies launches its programme of PG-management software company in Chennai.
In announcing the opening of Wednesday, Mr. Abhay K. Ojha, President, Post-Graduate SEM IIMB, said: “Seven years later, it offers Bangalore, we feel the program was quite ripe for another city.” There was a strong demand for courses in Chennai and Hyderabad.
According to Professor Ojha, Hyderabad, Chennai, after the experience stabilized.
PGSEM is two years, a general management program for mid-career professional software. Students for the program are selected by the CAT, the IIMS, even if this year being audited for candidates.
REM, like other management course consists of a core courses and a number of choices of materials. Infosys has proposed the program Mahindra City on its campus in the city, but the program is open to candidates from all companies. More than 45 candidates are selected in Chennai.
According to Professor Ojha, the weekend in Chennai programme is the same as that in Bangalore in the IIMB campus.
The classes in Chennai is synchronous with two-way audio and video, with the help of technology to support an intense interaction between teacher and students in Chennai and Bangalore.
Faculty are also travel to Chennai every few weeks to live classes, and facilitate interactions class. “We are very excited by them, as it offers us the opportunity to explore new paradigms and new technologies,” said Kris Gopalakrishnan, Chief Operating Officer, Infosys Technologies.
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BANGALORE: The Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIM-B) has tied up with software major Infosys Technologies Ltd to offer postgraduate programmes in enterprise management software (PGSM) in Chennai from the academic year 2005-06.
According to a company statement here Wednesday, the programme will be hosted at the Infosys campus in Chennai for software professionals of IT firms based in the Tamil Nadu capital.
A special admission test will be held on March 20 for selecting the first batch of 45 students. For subsequent batches, candidates will be selected on the basis of their scores CAT or GMAT.
According to IIM-B professor Abhay Ojha,
The sponsored secondary offer of Indias second largest software exporter Infosys Technologies was oversubscribed eight times on Thursday.
Indian share holders tendered over 52.4 million shares to convert their stock to American Depository Receipts (ADR) at an offer price of USD 67 per ADR with the total offer valued over USD one billion.
The secondary offer got a huge response from investors in the US who offered to buy shares eight times more than was on offer and the acceptance ratio was 8.3 shares for every 100 shares tendered.
The NASDAQ-listed Infosyss issue witnessed three times demand from Japanese investors.
Missouri State University (MSU), USA
Jointly offer a twinning MBA Programme (Run by Madras School of Social Work Management)
1st Year in India, 2nd Year in USA
Eligibility : Graduate in any discipline. Final year students can also apply.
International School for Management Studies - MSSW Campus
32, Casa Major Road, Egmore, Chennai-8
Source : The Hindu (Chennai) June 2, 2006
Jointly Offer : Master of Marketing Management/Master of Financial Management/Master of Human Resource Management (Post Graduate Courses) 2 year PG Diploma in Business Administration (Post Graduate Courses) 1 year
Last date of sale and receipt of filled in application : July 31, 2001
Applications and prospectus are available at :
Loyola College
Nungambakkam, Chennai-600 034.
For Rs.100/- on payment of cash and Rs.150/- by means of DD favouring
The Principal, PU - LC Twinning Programme, Loyola College, payable at Chennai by post
Source : The Hindu (Chennai), June 20, 2001
Applications are invited for admission to full time MBA Programme July 2006
Application can be had in person by paying cash for Rs.400/- or by post by sending a DD for Rs.450/-
drawn in favour of Guru Nanak Institute of Management addressed to: The Director
Guru Nanak Institute of Management
Guru Nanak College, Chennai-600 042
Source : The Hindu (Chennai) May 14, 2006
Admission : Ph.D. Programme
Receipt of completed application forms at the institute : October 28, 2002
Request for application form should be sent along with a DD for Rs.250/- (for SC/ST candidates Rs.125 only) drawn in favour IIT Madras payable at Chennai together with two self addressed slips (5cm x 10cm) with the applicants address in bold letters, to the Deputy Registrar (Acad.)
Indian Institute of Technology Madras
Chennai-600 036
The envelope must be supercribed as Request for Application for Ph.D. Programme
For application brochure appears in website
Important Dates
Request for application form by post and at the institute counter : October 24, 2002
Source :
Offer : MBA
SITECH : 144/1, Nungambakkam High Road, Chennai-34
Source : The Hindu (Chennai) December 15, 2002
Admission Notice : PGDBM (Three Year Part-Time Programme)
Last date for receiving filled-in application forms : April 30, 2003
Application and the prospectus can be had from :
The Admission Office, LIBA, Loyola College, Chennai-600 034 on payment of Rs.500/- by cash/DD (Rs.520/- by post) in favour of LIBA payable at Chennai
Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA)
Loyola College, Chennai-600 034
Source : The Hindu (Chennai) February 2, 2003
Pune, January 6: The year began, has not improved final grade for the beginner students in Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), the 148 students scripts bag only eight hours. Students had a dream ends on Tuesday with the participation of big names such as Glaxo Smith Kline, colors Asian, Intel and Standard Chartered Bank and others.
With more than 51 companies on campus to recruit more students, and each student an offer of more than 25 companies had to return empty-handed, "said Arun Mudbiri, director SIBM. ''What has two days to match the precedent was set in a matter of
NEW DELHI, April 18 Asia Pulse - Following Friday's stock market crash after Infosys' (BSE:632238) guidance of a flat growth in first quarter, the company's Chairman and Chief Mentor N R Narayana Murthy today said he did not understand market behaviour.
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