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.

Hyderabad, July 4. Providing market conditions rapidly changing work styles and corporate leaders have an influence on the Business School at the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India (ICFAI) to launch what he calls the campus-based courses Part-time or full-time-cum-night weekend in both Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA).

These programs were designed so that the work of managers, specialists and entrepreneurs who were interested in developing their skills and career opportunities in the field of finance and management, ICFAI Business School (IBS) deans, Professor and Professor Rao DS CVA Prasada Rao, told newspersons here on Thursday.

The assertion that the academic ability of these programs was the graduation, they said, these programs was flexible and comfortable can be pursued by the working staff. The ICFAI Business School in Hyderabad and seven other centres of IBS, programs on campus-based part-time courses. The other centres of Chennai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Pune.

While the FSC program was designed for training in financial analysis gives new Finance Professionals, the duration of the programme was 27 months. The programme’s priorities are corporate finance and control, international financial systems and risk management of investment and portfolio management, management, finance and banking law.

The MBA program was for preparing students with the skills, knowledge and strategic perspectives for the management of the company. The duration of the programme was established three years, while options include marketing, human resource management, finance and information technologies and systems.

The costs of part-time studies was published during RS 2 lakh each in relation to the RS 4 lakh for campus full-time program and about Rs 40000 for distance learning courses. Besides State Bank of India (SBI), which ICFAI Business School, a tie-up for education, loan offer, students can also loans from other banks, deans, “said IBS.

The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India (ICFAI) for the implementation of plans based on campus part-time and full time courses Chartered Financial Analysts (CFA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA). The programs were presented in support of professional managers, professionals and entrepreneurs, the desire to strengthen their capacity in management and finance.

The academic ability of these courses is graduation.

Courses are offered in Hyderabad and in seven other ICFAI Business School (IBS). IBS-The other centres are located in Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Pune. The duration of the FSC program is 27 months and priorities are Corporate Finance and control, international finance and risk management and investment portfolio management, management, finance and banking law. The MBA program will last three years. The topics include marketing, human resource management, finance and information technologies and systems. The tax is RS2 lakh for each part-time workers and studies RS4 lakh for courses full time. The distance courses cost Rs40, 000 Students may borrow available to State Bank of India (SBI) and other banks

BANGALORE: All these days you worried only about the CAT, now you have to fret about the RAT too. Welcome to the RAT race! Doctoral students enrolling for the Fellow Programme in Management at the Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore (IIM-B) will have to clear another hurdle after the CAT — Research Aptitude Test (RAT).

Unlike CAT, RAT is not mandatory for all doctoral students. The eight areas offering doctoral programme have the discretion of conducting the test to shortlist candidates.

“We get about 500 applications for the doctoral programmes and we shortlist about 60 to 80 students. The faculty panel for each area then decides whether to hold the RAT or not. Though CAT tests the analytical skills of candidates, one cannot make out whether they are research-oriented.

Through RAT we test whether the candidate is inclined towards research or not,” L Prasad, chairperson (FPM), IIM-B, said. What is unique about RAT is that it an open-book, and at times, even a take-home exam. There are no fixed marks for it, nor any standard time limit.

“It is entirely up to the faculty panel appointed that year to decide what the RAT should comprise. We believe in faculty governance and do not want to micromanage things. Typically, the RAT will involve case study and/or two or three questions about the area candidate chooses to study.

Students can visit the library, refer books to solve the paper. The exam will be followed by an interview with the panel,” said Prasad. The panel also has the option of selecting candidates directly through interviews, without resorting to RAT. While all applicants taking the CAT pay an application fee, RAT is free.

Moreover,RAT is exclusive to IIM-B and other IIMs have no say either in shortlisting or selection of FPM students.

Currently, admission to all eight areas — corporate strategy and policy, economics and social sciences, marketing, organisational behaviour and human resource management, finance and control, productions and operations management, quantitative methods, information systems and computers, public systems and policy — are governed by RAT.

NJ G. Nair KRISHNAKUMAR ABDUL MOHAMED LATHEEF NAHA NAZEER

The B. Com. Of course, always in great demand and colleges in Kerala, and if ever, the latest trends in the world of employment are much more valuable than ever before.

A degree in commerce today is an achievement rewarded with the world gradually village commercial. And industry located in Kerala, for some time also important, and, of course, the demands of our conventional Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce (B. Comm.) Increase in phenomenal.

And today B. Com. If the most wanted, of course, in our institutions of higher education. The demand for B. Com. It’s also great that cinema attendance is often closed the same day that, unlike other traditional courses. In some colleges popular in Malabar, the application is six to eight times more than the available seats. This requirement is also known in other parts of Kerala.

The reason is simple: a degree in commerce a dam can provide employment opportunities, not only within the country but also in Kerala. B. Com. A not only a springboard for studies in relation to the economy, management, finance, administration, commerce and accounting, but also a key route for einträufelnd confidence in entrepreneurship.

B. Com. If, of course, the ideal starting point for a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA). Indeed, the demand for B. Com. Faced with rising MBA wins glamour and Business Schools emerging across the country in recent years.

Apart from the establishment of a platform for MBA and M. Com., A Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce also preparing students, professionals, several courses - Chartered Accountancy from the Institute for cost accounting and Works (ICWA) and the Institute of Chartered Secretaries of economic exploitation (ICS), Master in Finance and Control (MFC), Master in Financial Management (MFM), Master’s in Personnel Management (MPM), and more importantly, the Institute of Chartered Accountants financial affairs of India (ICFAI).

Good work

Trade good career opportunities for graduates in the Gulf countries. Knowledge of accounting software such as Tally authorized B. Com. Graduates for most types of accounting jobs.

The greatest attraction of B. Com. East with its conventional nature of the modern horizon, said Peringat Abdulla, director of the Department of Commerce and Management Studies at Farook and member of the College of Experts on trade and management studies in the Higher Secondary Curriculum. University of Calicut, B. Com. Studies program three times over the past ten years, while other universities have done in the past. University of Calicut B. Com. 15 documents, when a University of Kerala 12

University of Calicut, B. Com. In two streams. If food has 13 regular conventional models mandatory and optional two documents paper, the new option flow has five titles. However, most of the higher education institutions in Malabar prefer conventional food because of a lack of books and teachers in specific subject areas.

B. Com. Offers flow and fund themselves well. Self-financing B. Com. (With a fee in the amount of Rs 30000) is available in a handful of higher education institutions from Calicut University.

The number of colleges offering B. Com. In regular electricity is much higher in Kerala. In the only university in Calicut, more than sixty universities offer B. Com.

And in all colleges, B. Com. If the most requested. No. B. Com. Headquarters begging, in each college within the state.

The Commerce Department University of Kerala, said that the credit of the revision of curriculum and M. B. Com Com, to stay within the context of the trends in supply due to profile in the field of trade and industry.

According to Mr. Head of the division Sarngadharan, revising curricula B. Com. And Mr. Com. Situated on a stage that different universities have followed at the national level. The new B. Com. Study Programme has been developed to have an impact on the labour market is unlikely that the opening in the travel, tourism, health, the ITES and the insurance sector. “More than 50 per cent of the curriculum for the Board and 70% of the ICWA are nothing more than a wide-ranging study of what is being taught at the level of degrees. Graduates in a trade with basic knowledge of power better than a graduate from another discipline. an engineering degree from May to fairly well in the MBA examination, but an excellent trade graduates, alumni if tears. Indeed, it has a solid basis in the economic, legal, accounting and cost management, “says Dr Sarngadharan.

New-Age Student

TI has been an integral part of the curriculum. The New-Age, fair trade are graduates in the field of knowledge and communication skills. It is easy to place in the ITES sector.

The banks and the insurance sector are likely to generate employment lach fivefold in the next five years. The new curriculum provides specialization and depth. Each student is concentrating on a specific territory, and prepare a draft report. It’s almost like an internship.

Kochi colleges are flooded with applications for B. Com. Of course, every year. The trend is not otherwise, this time, with most colleges hours to verify the credentials of the candidates. For the popularity of B. Com. The program seems to be growing rapidly.

“It’s a good influx of the software version (with a specialization in computer applications) are available on our campus,” says KS Mohandas, Principal of the college Ernakulam Maharajas. With only 24 seats available, the college authorities are not able to cover the increase in demand for courses.

Mohandas professor said that the Indian companies are picking up fresh graduates in commerce these days, because here too the students trained in computer applications. Infosys had absorbed a student on campus last year and offered him an annual turnover of more than pay packet Rs.2 lakhs, “he adds.