Etching, the annual National Business School reunion, the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIMC), ending this weekend. The big names in schools B, jumped over the three days joka Jamboree, supported by The Telegraph, Business World and ITC, with over two hundred participants from across the country.

The business events this year, a case study, two under the direction of quiz Quiz Master Anustup Dutt and a variety of other marketing, finance and strategy games, where different theories of management. This gave an opportunity for teams competing in a simulated environment business. “Emphasis was placed on the participants to provoke thinking,” out of the box ‘.

Shastrarth, the paper presentation competition was divided into finance, economics, marketing, systems and strategy. The panel, Cicero’s Senate, symposia organized by Cell, had the right mix - eminent personalities, a controversial topic and a final battle of ideologies. Participants modes Russi, ex-chairman of Tata Steel, Nirmal Jain, the founder of India Info Line and IIM Ahmedabad-Alumnus, Prof. Ranjan Das, strategic management group, IIMC, and Professor Kashyap, a member of the faculty, MBA graduates IIMC discuss whether a good Corporate guide. C.P. Singh, regional director of HP’s business, was the moderator.

The opening was Jain, who believed that, in general, better guide MBAs, although notable exceptions. Kashyap said that the management of institutions, including the first to have enough success in developing the company’s future guide.

The professor cited Ranjan Russi Mody, Narayana Murthy, and the late Dhirubhai Ambani as examples of non-MBA, it is high, and MS Banga and Indra Nooyi, both products of IIMS, MBA, as has been done. He stressed that ensuring a good level of management, one could certainly increase chances of success.

Mody seduce the audience with anecdotes of his personal life, to explain how, in his opinion, “driving licence was not born and has been done, and no amount of training to manage a person could be a good leader. With the exception of Mody, the general consensus was that, then there will always be exceptions, as a general rule, a person with formal education in the fields of management would be better equipped to be a leader .

“Informals’ in 2002, with good quality, with the hammer age marking the house with music and masti. The main attractions are the groups euphoria and Krosswindz. Palash Sen walking and rocking chair joka campus with tracks like Dhoom Pichak, Mayeeri, Shana Na and even a bit of their next album.

The convocation ceremony of Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development (SCMHRD), Pune, turned out to be a grand occasion. It was held on the campus and BJP leader, L.K. Advani, was the guest of honour, who addressed the future managers. The event started with a photography session with the dignitaries. This was followed by speeches by eminent personalities, which included the director of SCMHRD and the founder of the college. The event ended with the guest of honour handing over the graduation certificates and the degrees with a memento to the students. The event was, of course, attended by dozens of proud parents.

The college has so far bagged 140 first and second ranks since 1962. Nearly 100 students have passed the UGC-CSIR and JRF examinations from the college so far.

Ever since its inception in 1956, St. Joseph’s College, Devagiri in Kozhikode, has made a mark in the higher education scenario in North Kerala. The college had noted critic, Sukumar Azhikode and noted English teacher C.A. Sheppard among its faculty members in the past.

Eminent personalities in different fields, including poet Vishnunarayanan Namboothiri, Arjuna awardee the late Jimmy George and budding writer Sithara S. were all students of this college.

NAAC grade

National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), an autonomous institution established by the University Grants Commission (UGC) to assess and accredit institutions of higher learning, had given the `A’ grade to the college last year.

The NAAC peer team, which inspected the college, had opined that the college has the facilities and standards required for autonomous colleges or deemed universities.

The NAAC team appreciated the excellent infrastructure, highly qualified and committed faculty, dedicated members of non-teaching staff, the number and variety of courses and good results in the postgraduate and undergraduate examinations of the university and in national-level examinations of UGC\Council for Scientific and Industrial Research.