Pankaj Mohindroo was taken at the time, Hindu College, where he visited Wednesday morning.

The 1983 lots from the Faculty of Business Economics was there for his daughter Divya admission to the university. ”The University has not changed forever. Only students to wear other types of clothing,”he said.

Several other alumni DU, visited the university for their children has been recalled, admitting their own universities nowadays.

If je”à St. Stephen’s, I found the administrative staff has always recognized. I passed out in 1979. The staff said, I now have gray hair,”laughed Subhash Sharma, a former graduate. He was there for his daughter Shobhita approval. According to him, St. Stephen’s exactly the same appearance, but die”DU coffee now serves as dosas and idlis, which they not, if I’m here,”he adds.

Another thing that has changed the way campus. Robes’’semblent disappear, for both boys and girls,”he adds with a laugh.

For Vandana Chak, YOU zahmer did.”I was in Hindu College in 1982. Now I just say my son, Dhananjay, my old school, and it makes strange feeling,’’she says. At that time”to start ragging, we arrived in completing the form below. Now, I can not ragging,’’she added.

RS Oberoi was before he Stephenian JOI-ned Engineering, remembers the day he came for his approval.

Together the Université”La road was crowded with students in a queue. I must say that its better organized”, he adds. His son, Tanveer, a student of Doon School, hopes to follow his father Stephen’s. All of these former students were surprised by the huge influx of students on campus.

Mumbai, Sept. 06: The flagship of the event “Udghosh”, specially designed for future business leaders mountaineer, Manthan 2007 has high expectations of the annual conference of the Business-Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), on Thursday . The three-day event, from September 6 - 8, was organized in collaboration with The Indian Express.

Sponsored by Nestle, the idea behind Udghosh was to test a large number of students on management systems and relational capabilities.

Although Udghosh, all the events of Manthan has an impressive Line up of corporate sponsors, including the India Jigyasa Google (business-Quiz), the companies Kshitij RPG (paper presentation competition), Mahindra & Mahindra for Anveshan ( Assessment Center), and IBM Corporate For the sessions among others.

Udghosh composed of three phases Vishleshan (business-plan competition), Titiksha (Multiple-Case-analysis) and Holly (the amazing race). In Vishleshan, teams had to propose business plans meant to increased revenues from Nestlé Rs 4000 crore and with greater diversification of the product.

Even while the five finalists (Indian Institute of Technology in New Delhi, Indian Institute of Management, Indore, Xavier’s Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad and the School for Management and Human Resource Development , New Delhi) has concluded with Innovative ideas, ISB, as a winner of Hyderabad. “The product portfolio of us has an advantage over others because we would have an in-depth analysis of options for Nestle and we believe, why we had zero on the segment of individuals,” said a member of the Team ISB Nitin Pandey.

During each phase a separate cash won by the team performing in a consistent manner on all three events benefit (cash price of Rs 40000), on the basis of their cumulative customer.

The highlight of the first day was Jigyasa, led by ace Quiz Master Siddhartha Basu. The winners of Jigyasa, Ameya Samant and Dhananjay S IMRB, unanimously, that he “had one of the best competitions of the stage” and “to defend the small advance for five points.” The second and third positions Sun Microsystems and NMIMS, Mumbai.

Therefore, for the under-assessment centres or Anveshan, ISB, Hyderabad, SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, the IMT Ghaziabad and Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, the finalists of the USIC , Hyderabad again emerging as the winner of the team. “Anveshan consisted of a series of exercises to evaluate a number of personal qualities of the participants,” said Sreeram Venkateshwar, Manthan nuclear member of the commission.

Day - a climax with the students on topics such as dance inter-galactic friendship, the colors of life and the ups and downs of life in the company of dance choreography competition, Abhivyakti.