Suryadatta Institution, Pune offers MBA courses to graduates, and professionals. Fresh graduates can pursue MBA through Suryadatta admission test (SAT).

Suryadatta Institute of Business Management and Technology (SIBMT) offers two years full time PGDM in Retail + FMCG, Telecom + IT and Services + IT Enabled Services.

Suryadatta Institute Of Management and Mass Communication (SIMMC), offers two years full time PGDM in Marketing + International Business (IB), Human Resource + International Business (IB), Finance + Marketing, Marketing + Information Technology (IT), International Business + Information Technology (IT).

Suryadatta Education Foundation’s Suryadatta institutes are offering management education since 2000. The contemporary education backed by industry training and overall development is the key factor of Suryadatta students who are trained in simulated environment and fine-tuned in accordance to the requirements of present corporate world, says a press note.

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Indian companies are gradually clear that a buyer in the market, the service could provide a competitive advantage. Once developed, and advanced in a sellers’ market, while it requires a way of thinking in the layer. Veteran HR professionals Leonard D’Costa provides that help businesses of this passage. D’Costa, current president of Piramal HR businesses, “his papers and will soon move to Goa. Here, with the Goa Institute of Management, is the establishment of a Centre for Human Resource and Service Management. “I see a clear window of opportunity,” said D’Costa, who is originally from Goa. A graduate of XLRI, D’Costa began his career as a Management Trainee at the Tata Management Training Centre and ended at spending 26 years with the Tata group. Prior to joining Piramal four years ago, he was in hotels and had also worked on the JRD Tata Quality Initiative. D’Costa said that apart from setting up the centre, it would also be time-consuming, though some teaching and consulting and research organisations. Pending Piramal his successor is not yet complete.

The Indian people do want to know more about China, an Indian expert who just came back from China told Xinhua recently in an interview.

Dr. Sujit Basu, Director of Indian Management Development Institute (MDI), who just attended the sixth meeting of the India- China Eminent Persons Group (EPG) held in Beijing, said, “As two fastest growing economies, the peoples between India and China should know more about each other.”

Comprising a cross-section of experts, including academics, media professionals, former government officials and scientists, the EPG’s mission is to make recommendations to the two governments on ways in which India-China bilateral ties can be given added depth.

This is the third time for Basu to visit China. Compared the first time when he visited China in 1995, Basu said China has experienced great changes, not only in the field of infrastructure but also in people’s mind-set.

Basu said Chinese experts have left him deep impression, adding that they are very open-minded, because Chinese experts thought the current border issues would not hamper the friendship between India and China, as both countries have been working on the solutions.

When talking about how to enhance bilateral relations, Basu said that a free trade zone, under the management of both governments, can be built up along the India-China border, so that companies from India and China can work on joint projects in the area.

As for the main opportunities and challenges India and China face during the course of economic development, Basu pointed out that three advantages. First, intellectually speaking, India and China can catch up with any country in the world; secondly, both governments show strong commitment to develop its own country; thirdly, India and China can benefit from labor bonus from the large population. However, the biggest challenge for India and China is how to make best use of human resource.

Basu said that, in next 7 to 10 years, the United States, China and India will be the top three economies in the world.

Meanwhile, Basu said that both Indian and Chinese companies should cooperate with each other, which is conducive to further enhancing bilateral relations.

The MDI is based in Gurgaon, a modern city near the capital New Delhi, which is among the top 5 business schools in India.

In April, 2007, the MDI established cooperation with China’s University of International Business and Economics and the U.S. Maryland University, which provide joint MBA program to students from India, China and the United States.