B-schools in Mumbai led to the turning point in the technology sector and enterprises in traditional sectors of research talent. On 6 February 2003, 101 of the 116 students have received placement offers Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS) at an average cost of compensation for Rs6.55 lakh per annum. TCS, Telco, Tasmania and were among the companies hiring students JBIMS. Enterprise, which includes the investment process Palmolive, Philips and Citibank.

The positioning is always at the Institute. On the SP Jain Institute of Management Studies and Research (SPJIMR), about 81 companies, including HLL, Tata group, GE group Nestle, Wipro and the group has participated in Placements 2003. At the end of the course, there were no candidates who, for 18 companies. SPJI fall, the position of his final placement in 2003. Trinity Corporation in the USA, participated in internships in Nitie, IIT Som and SPJIMR, the highest compensation of Rs12.9 lakh per annum. It has been a growing demand for talents in the Entry-Level profiles marketing, finance and other functions in 2003.

Lateral at the demand for jobs widely disseminated within the framework of information and management profiles.

Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management (IISWBM) reveals, of course, a unique testimony on disaster management on Monday. The rate expected to continue until December 15 covers all types of disasters, including the nature, technology and industry, and even biological disasters.

“The new course is not only directed at preparing humans for prevention of disasters, but also for disaster mitigation. It is specially designed for all activities related to pre-disaster, disaster preparedness and phase after phase of the disaster Management, “Profiles SP Mukhopadhyay, a professor in charge of disaster management programme, said at the inauguration.

“Hazard Mapping-risk, land use planning, rapid assessment of needs, resources and, of course, the hotel, are other aspects in the course,” he added.

This course is the participation of specialists 25-30, with the help and support services to the public and the private sector. “It is the representation of police and firefighters, NGOs and the PWD, among other things,” said Professor Mukhopadhyay.

According to Professor Mukhopadhyay, the course is provided by the support of WHO, UNDP and the Government of India. “From next year, we can also consider offering this course as a graduate program,” said Professor Mukhopadhyay.