Kolkata, April 13 - DIE Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur (IIT-KGP) hat angekündigt, die Einführung einer Zwei-Jahres-, Teilzeit-und Business-Management-Programm für Führungskräfte arbeiten.

Das Programm, das ist das erste seiner Art in der IIT-System, wäre dies bietet IIT-KGP-Campus in Kharagpur, Kolkata and Bhubaneswar.

Die Aussage, das heute im Rahmen mit einer Schnittstelle newspersons, Prof.. Kalyan Chakravarti, Dekan der Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT-KGP, sagte der drei jeder Universitäten einschreiben würden 25 Studenten, die gewählt werden, nach einem Einstufungstest würde.

Um in Frage zu kommen für die Einschreibung, Studenten sollten gesichert haben ein Minimum Marken von 60 Prozent in BE, B. Tech, Mr. Com, Mr. Sc, 3 Jahre MCA-oder einer gleichwertigen Prüfung.

Prof. Chakravarti, sagte der Post-Graduate Diploma in Business-Management-Programm konzipiert wurde für die Arbeit Führungskräfte, die sich nicht in der Lage zu verfolgen, Vollzeit-Studium, sondern in der gleichen Zeit brauchen, um ihre-Management für die Fähigkeiten schärfen berufliche Zukunft Wachstum. Das Programm, das aus der ersten startet Juliwoche, besteht aus vier Semestern.

Der der Anweisung angenommen Modus wird, um zu sein “Kontakt-cum-Modus Unterricht Abstand von und Lernen.

Die Kursgebühr ist gekoppelt year Rs 1.8 lach, Rs 45000 oder pro Semester, nach Prof. Chakravarti.

KOLKATA: Indian Institute of Management Calcutta (IIM-C), at its meeting of Faculty, April 22 a letter from the past Alumnus of the IIM Ahmedabad Vipin Gupta, one of the originals of the applicant against the union ministry for PIL The development of human resources, the IIM Slash for fees of Rs 1.50 to Rs 30000 lach, IIMC dean of planning and administration, said Ashish Bhattacharyya.

The positive side of the Court of management is that the Centre is finally a dialogue with the IIMs cut of the fee and autonomy.

“The key to all hopes for the confirmation of the institutional autonomy and limiting financial dependence by the Indian government so that the funds could be used, and all the more urgent for primary education and the Gender equality “empowerment” Domains, “says the letter.

IIM-C members of the Faculty of Arts received on Saturday.

Gupta’s letter, however, is crammed with complains that the decision of the IIM-A plea for a postponement to disrupt the plans. “For this reason, every three IIMs have lost their chance of obtaining the guarantee of a stay on the tax cut,” said the letter.

He also criticized the proposal of IIMA that during the current fee of Rs 1.50 lach be borne by students in the new session, Rs 1.20 lach for later in a relationship approval, Who are allocated for students in case the court ordered an additional finally withdrew.

A trust I will not, in the agreement of association, of the Constitution that the leaders IIMs, said writing.

“There was a strong precedent for the MHRD unilateral give orders against the autonomy of the IIMs,” reads a passage in the letter.

Bhattacharyya felt the best way forward in the future, maintaining the statutory quo on fees and cut to reconciliation.

“The SC not to stay in the implementation of the governed to cut the fees. On the other side, there has been no advise and IIMB IIMA fees not exceeding Rs 30000 farms MHRD. IIMs It can determine The fees for the academic year later, “he said

KOLKATA: Indian Institute of Management- Calcutta, has joined hands with Tata Steel for promoting business ethics practices and value management.

The collaboration, part of the academic and corporate partnership programme of the Management Centre for Human Values (MCHV) of IIM-C, was aimed at inculcating business ethics practices among corporate executives.

“We have joined hands with Tata Steel for preparing programmes on business ethics practices and value management and training corporate executives,” prof Sanjay Mukherjee, Programme Coordinator (MCHV), IIM-C, said.

While the joint initiative currently catered to Tata Group employees, discussions were on for future collaboration for providing the executive training to other corporate bodies, he said. PTI

NEW DELHI: Amity University is considering the establishment of new campus of 10, including three overseas, in the coming years, with the goal, the restoration of the increasing number of students.

“We create seven universities in the country in August. Three other universities overseas in 2009,” Amity University chancellor said Atul Chauhan.

The university plans to spend about Rs 300-400 crore for each campus.

With Atul Chauhan, each of which has a campus of the effort of about Rs 25 crore in the first phase.

The new campus of India, in Ahmedabad, Bombay, Chennai, Chandigarh, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Indore.

In addition, the university, three other universities abroad - in Dubai, Singapore and the United States.

“The three universities expected to be completed in the coming year, and it is our business in August 2009 to begin,” he said.

In addition, Amity explore possibilities for cooperation with foreign universities.

“We have agreements with the United States Perdue University. This tie-up, students can Amity programs for training in the University Perdue,” he said.

Without disclosing details, Atul Chauhan emphasized that the university has a good resonance of foreign institutions for possible cooperation.

Currently, the Business School has 22 universities across the country, with more than 50000 students and 130 programs.

The Indian Institute of Management (IIMs), prices rise, and more of their involvement in the course of a number 2005-2006. The Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ahmedabad in Gujarat, an Executive MBA program, which has 50 seats. Other courses are offered by the World Institute Manager (one year, 30 seats) and the leadership and management (one year, 80 seats). The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) in Kolkata, West Bengal, is a year of a programme for enterprise development, with 300 seats, while the Noida campus of IIM Lucknow, in Uttar Pradesh, a seat of 50 certificates - The management of the programme and for the officers of the defence.

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) from Kozhikode in Kerala begins for a 100-seat executive MBA programme by the distance-learning module.

The Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Bangalore, Karnataka, the number of seats in the post-graduate programmes in the fields of management and 260 in the management software company 150

KOLKATA: Indian Institute of Management Calcutta soon strong competition for market share relatively new participant in top-notch B education - IIT Kharagpur.

IIM-C will be hard to compete with IIT-Kharagpur
The Department of the Union for the development of human resources was Rs 10 crore a development plan of the elite of the Institute with a view to modernizing the management of its programme for the 2004 session. The course is regarded as the spokesman for synchronization of the management of the superior courts in the country, but the fees are cheaper than the IIM s.

IIT-K, which assesses the state university, has been created by a Master of Business Management (ABM), of course, at its Vinod Gupta School of Management since 1993, but on a smaller scale, for a handful of ‘IIT students.

“We had our plans to expand the MHRD last year, after the project has been removed from our body. Our proposals were adopted, and we can now increase meat and bone meal from 120 seats in the first year, the Dean of the IIT studies Kalyan Chakraborty told TNN.

The IIT Kgp-management course is supposedly the best in the country. In addition, only a diploma IIMs, because they are not on the status of the university, but two years IIT MBM assigns a comprehensive program completion.

However, it is useful to the IIT in the management, of course, Kgp will not be easy, given that the registration of the test is more difficult, as CAT. In addition, it is only the first category B or BE degree of proprietary technology. First Class in M Sc degree holders or M-com or economics may also apply only if they are at least in the mathematics of their graduation.

“In addition, our tax rate is lower than IIMs - Rs 90000 per year, against their Rs 1.30 lach. We said that we subsidize MHRD, could be when he wishes, and to increase our staffing, “said Chakraborty. “Our course is carefully tailored to the needs of industry.

We are in our Business School Styling on the lines of MIT Business School - Alfred Sloan Institute of Management. ”

More than 20000 square metres, is added to state-of-the-art classrooms, laboratories, common rooms and a cafeteria. A youth hostel of 250 rooms is also built.

The MHRD has promised to help finance the project, but IIT-K would cover the costs of funds of the Foundation for now.

The Board also MHRD of the Institute B-run school for driving on the labour force. So for the first time, the school is a postgraduate diploma in business management at its extension in Calcutta and Bhubaneshwar.

An MBA is among the most coveted professional qualifications today, in India and the world. It translates into varied employment opportunities, scope for advancement to the top positions in industry, lucrative salaries (when the MBA is from a premier business school), and allows flexibility for changing tracks, either when one is tired of being in one industry or organisation or when economic upheavals lead to growth in another sector or organisation.

Admission into an MBA is a competitive process, involving a written test, group discussion and a personal interview. Most MBA programmes are open to all graduates and the written test tends to focus on assessment of skills important for studying management, but not giving much of an edge to graduates of any one discipline.

The Common Admission Test is one of the most prominent national-level management entrance tests and CAT scores are used by about a hundred odd B-schools to shortlist candidates for group discussion and personal interview for finalising selection of students for their MBA or equivalent programmes. Many states, like Maharashtra, also conduct a Common Entrance Test (CET) for shortlisting candidates for the state-level B-schools.

The question that arises in the minds of many management aspirants is whether there is any scope for doing an MBA without appearing for the CAT or CET. There are, in fact, quite a lot of choices for students who have not or are planning to not appear for the CAT or CET. Among the prominent choices are XAT, ATMA, MAT, SNAP and JMET, which are used for admission to various B-schools for an MBA or equivalent.

In addition, there is NMAT for admission to full-time MBA at SVKM’s NMIMS University, School of Business Management, Mumbai , the IIFT written test for an MBA (international business) at Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi and Kolkata campuses , the FMS admission test for admission to a two- year MBA (full-time) at North Campus and two-year full-time MBA (management of services) at South Campus of Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi, KITEE Management for admission to MBA and MBA (rural management) at KIIT School of Management and KIIT School of Rural Management, KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, written test for a two-year postgraduate programme in rural management (PRM) at the Institute of Rural Management Anand, also used for admission to a PGD in rural management at Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar and the OPENMAT by Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi for admission to Ignou’s MBA, PG diploma in management (PGDIM), PGDHRM, PGD in financial management (PGDFM), PG diploma in operations management (PGDOM), PGD in marketing management (PGDMM) and diploma in management (DIM).

It is a typical problem of identity crisis for the city students of Rai University. Over 200 students who had taken admission at the Kolklata centre of Rai University are in a dilemma now. Two months back students under various courses like BBA, MBA, Mass Communication, Bioetechnology had taken admission in Rai University’s Kolkata centre which is known as Eastern Institute of Integrated Learning and Management (EIILM).

A fortnight ago, the students of Kolkata were told that the Rai University had withdrawn affiliation from their centre and if they want to study with Rai university they have to shift to the outstation campus of the university.

Students preferring anonymity said that they had paid hefty sum for admission to the university and the money receipt that was given to them was in the name of the Rai University and suddenly they are hearing that that EIILM is no more associated with Rai University. A post graduate student of mass communication said that he had paid about Rs 42,000 during the first semester and now the university has changed. “So you can well understand that our future is at stake,” he said under conditions of anonimity.

Many of the students who had taken admission for the three year course mentioned that they had taken admission only for Rai University and now they feel duped. Even the students complain that the lab facilities are not upto the standard.

Another student said that Rai University had offered them scholarships after their performance in the admission test and now they fear that once the university withdraws its operation from the city, the scholarships will also stop. Moreover, the students have complained that the teaching standard is poor and most of the teachers are visiting faculty. Even the students allege that some undergraduate degree holders were teaching at the post graduate level!

However, when CT contacted the Delhi office of Rai University the officials refused to make any comment on the issue and suggested that CT contacts EIILM. However, Arijit Majumdar, associate dean of EIILM, said that there is no confusion regarding the affiliation. “Rai University and EIILM are under the same umbrella of Rai Foundation.

Rai University first got the university status on May 30, 2003, while EIILM got university status on September 4. As a rule two universities cannot operate from the same place. So Rai University decided to close down operations in Kolkata. The students can opt to continue their courses with EIILM from Kolkata or they can move to other centres of Rai University.”

Majumdar mentioned that from curriculum to course fees and scholarships everything has remained unchanged in Kolkata and most students are not opting out of the Kolkata centre. He also rubbished the allegation of poor infrastructure, as he maintained that labs were most modern and had the latest gadgets.

Kolkata, March 1, the Chief Minister Buddhadeb Heiniger today criticized the proposed reduction in the allocation to the Union Sarva Sikshya Abhijan in the next hour planned. The decline in the award is likely to R 11000 crore per annum to Rs 10671 crore for the same period.

“The eleventh Planning Commission met on December 18. When I met him not long ago, I had an idea that the decision to reduce the allocation. Them I talked, do not look good for the education infrastructure of the whole country. Had I even wrote to the Minister of notifying probably emhasised and reducing the negative impact of the results that, “said Heiniger.

The Chief Minister participated in an audience gathered to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Satyapriya Ray, a founding member of the Association of Professors All Bengal (ABTA). The program was at the University of Calcutta Institute Hall.

Heiniger said the centre of the country and governments have an enormous responsibility to education. “No State shall be silent on the reduction in resources allocated to the Sarva Sikshya Abhijan. Protest Each state. But no matter, we have our responsibility to education, health and rural development. Us have already breakthroughs in the field of education through the creation of a large Private, engineering and management institutions. Needless to say that the quality of education in the state had improved after these institutions have a lot of students are now better opportunities, “said Heiniger.

The year celebration of the centenary of the birth was long started today by members of the ABTA.

Shibaprasad Mukherjee, the Secretary-General of ABTA, said: “We believe that seminars, conferences, cultural programmes and to discuss the contributions of the founding members. It has helped to enrich education in the country of his knowledge and know-how. He was in Delhi as adviser to the Commission Kothari Secondary Education Panel. He traveled North America, South Korea, Germany, Soviet Russia and China as part of the World Teachers Organization. He was also the president of the All India Secondary Teachers Federation. He said that the establishment of a national law and that is what we have in mind, we continue with the centennial celebration. “

“Given that the services sector booming in India, relationship management has become a key marketing”
Express News Service

Kolkata, June 7th: trade marks which are still to make this illusory “product myopia” - the idea that the brand is also consistent in the future, said an expert in marketing and professor from the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta Sudas Roy. Roy calls this phenomenon the “failure of success.” Addressing members of the Bengal National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BNCCI), the participants and the media at the opening of the 5th From marketing and development skills, organised by the Enterprise Development Institute, Roy said that the book must reinvent itself permanently must accordance with the market dynamics. He gave a lecture on “New challenges in the areas of Marketing. ”

The professor said that for the time being, marketing is in a phase in which people increasingly as important as the product, and this is particularly noticeable in the service sector. Roy insists on the need to recruit, train, motivate and retain professional skilled workforce.

He said: “The new challenge lies in the areas of marketing and organization to motivate” think “sale.” He added that marketing is not only the mainstay of sales professionals. “The sale process is a multi-functional today, the need to ensure the participation of each and every department in the company,” he said. “Each division has contributed to perform its function effectively and in time , so that the consumer is satisfied with the final product, which would mean that the increase in turnover and a higher return on equity for shareholders.

Roy said that the services sector booming in India, relationship management has become an essential component of marketing. Loyalty to customers is the highest priority for the sale of businesses and experts say there is a base of loyal customers from baseline add more value for the company as a new customer.