A report has suggested that it is likely that British students considering taking MBA courses in the UK will find it increasingly hard to find loans to cover the cost of their post-graduate studies.

According to a report in the Financial Times, the appeal of MBA courses in the US had recently been increasing among British students, thanks to the weak dollar.

However, the paper has now learnt that the credit crunch has dramatically reduced the number of student loans available for those considering such post-graduate courses.

It pointed to research carried out by the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators that showed that 50 lenders have suspended their post-graduate student loan deals.

“The cost of loan repayment is particularly high for students from outside the US who apply for loans from US institutions,” the paper explained.

“This is because credit references are not required and also the lenders find it harder to track down students on graduation if they return to their home countries.”

As a result, a British student looking for a post-graduate student loan in the US can expect to have to pay interest of around seven per cent.

With US MBA courses typically costing around $150,000 (£75,000) to complete, the rising price of loans could put many British students off, even though they know they will be able to secure high-paying jobs after graduation.

Source : gaapweb.com

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) action plans, students and their parents and complaints issue showcause notices management of schools and universities that are not tuition reimbursement and keep the certificates original university students wishing to change their school before the academic course begins.

The technical training corps plans direct regulation on institutions refund all fees charged by the student, after deduction of processing fee not exceeding 1000 R

If the student is leaving after his admission to the course and the seat is not occupied by the last day of registration, the establishment is still seen relatively tax deduction of monthly tax and relatively rented the hostel Youth.

There are about 1100 B-100 schools and universities in India.

Last year, AICTE has received complaints from students and parents, against more than 100 schools of management, that there Director approximately 70 per cent of fresh settlements

After dumping taxes in the six IIMS, the HRD ministry has its eyes on other B-schools in the country.

The ministry is governed by the All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) to follow the recommendations of the UR Rao Committee and the state fee committees, once their reports, Slash and costs of all schools B.

Among the prominent institutes, which is perhaps in the line of fire of the line Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (New Delhi), Jamnalal Bajaj Institute (Mumbai), Symbosis (Pune) and XLRI (Jamshedpur). There are over 600 institutions managing the AICTE, all may have to reduce their costs, less than Rs 40,000 per year, ministry officials sources said. Currently, fees range from 60000 to R RS 1.5 lakh.

The UR Rao Committee has already, with its recommendations, which were used by the ministry to justify its decision to reduce taxes on IIMS 80 per cent. A Ministry said government sources charges committees its recommendations to the AICTE within two months.

MBA students of the Institute of Management in Kerala (IMK) are organising a South Indian Management Meet, christened ‘Mania-2004′, here on August 7 and 8.

IMK is the Faculty of Management Studies, the University of Kerala, and operates from the University Campus, Palayam, in the city. ‘Mania - 2004′ will be the 10th edition of a regular annual feature in IMK’s scheme of things right from year 1994.

According to student representatives of IMK, ‘Mania’ enjoys the patronage of reputed business houses across South India and draws participation from premier B-Schools. Last year, 21 institutions had participated and the Institute of Financial and Management Research (IFMR), Chennai, won the overall championship.

Chairman and Chief Mentor of Infosys and software symbol NR Narayana Murthy asked today, people resist too rigid, reported the relocation of central government to “dilute” The right to information (RTI).

In response to questions from the public after releasing a book here, Murthy said in regard to the question “…. Bureacracy beat a retreat. It will. They should not shut up. It fights back “.

And then he made a passionate appeal, I .. Please do not allow RTI diluted share. When you click, it is the biggest defeat that the citizens of this country. ”

“We must congratulate the current government to do (the act RTI), put in (through parliament) and a good job,” he said. “Well, it is your responsibility to protect them. Please do not give It Up. ”

Murthy had published the book “the evolution of markets and institutions: A study of an emerging economy”, written by Professor Murali Patibandla, a professor of corporate strategy and policy of the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore.

Amity has joined hands with the Zambian technical education and vocational regulatory body, the Technical Education Vocational and Entrepreneurship Training Authority, to promote quality educational and management programmes and training in Zambia and India.

Atul Chauhan, President, Amity, and Dr. Patrick Nkanza, Director General, TEVETA, signed the MoU, as per which both will conduct a study to identify the training needs of the Zambian training institutes.

Student and faculty exchanges will be undertaken and training will be offered in areas like Business Management, Finance, Behavioural Science, Biotechnology and Insurance and Actuarial Science.

The TEVETA will assist Amity in setting up institutions in Zambia by providing information on general political and economic environment.

Swiss-based Formula One continues its prestigious venture in Andhra Pradesh. Rangareddy circle, already good on institutions like the Indian School of Business, International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), was to this effect by the company. Gopannapalli village near the demonstration was Gachibowli managers.

The company is likely to invest about Rs 900 crore on the circuit venture. Further exchanges and automotive activities is anticipated that the subsidiary in many sectors, the direct and indirect investment of about Rs 10000 crore, official sources said.

Representatives of the company has recently visited and inspected several sites Hyderabad proposed by the government.

The company wanted more than 1000 hectares abutting Hyderabad.

Official sources told The Times of India, the country nearly Gopannapalli village in Rangareddy district has been identified by the Government and showed that Formula One representative. They were satisfied with the site and gives even at their headquarters.

N Chandrababu Naidu Chief Minister has an official letter to the companies they invite to other investments in the State.

Top Formula One representative is likely to visit Hyderabad later this month and develop nitty-gravelly and logistics project, the sources added. The company is also an official publication of the meeting of chief ministers.

The circuit is very course of 2006 ended, but reports that Naidu has asked the company for the work of 2005, said sources.

Overseas Business Schools may still be the best, in conjunction with the establishment of management scholars. But a growing number of students opting for Top Business Schools India despite a guarantee of admission to the Class B USA or European schools.

This is the charm of a degree rather Indian management costs compared to the advantage of a sea, attracts many ISB, IIMS and XLRI.

Indeed, they find the quality academics, links with other business schools, exchange programmes and other institutions at the cutting edge of the Indian administration on an equal footing with schools in the World Top 25 Business Schools.

Dan Mitchell, an overseas student to the Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad, finds the college’s Faculty of the London Business School and the University Kellogs the USA as well as an international exhibition university.

Ambituous attack on a plan of doubling its network, the largest private sector bank Icici Bank plans hiring of nearly 50000 people in the next three years.

Although the vast need for the number of employees of the bank is in retailing, but also a lack of personnel in all sectors, including finance, marketing, operations, information technology and human resources .

The Bank has the shorter the orientation of their students from 180 days to 60 days by various measures. Icici Bank wash their hands with institutions such as NIIT ICFAI Business School and the establishment of the curriculum on the needs of the banking sector. The bank is in discussions with the country’s institutions and the establishment of specialization courses in relation to banking services.

The Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) in India today an agreement with the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) for the establishment of a centre for international trade with technology.

Set up in IIFT, the Centre for Research on problems that emerge in trade and technology to identify opportunities for the export of India, a statement of IIFT said here.

The Centre for entries, institutions and departments regarding the establishment of a favourable political regime in light of studies undertaken on the agreements of the WTO in charge of trade, technology, as TRIPS, TBT, etc.

There would also be seminars and workshops for wide dissemination of research results and policy.

IIFT and DSIR are also share a collection on exports of technology and a quarterly newsletter exports of technology, “says the release.