Day etching, the B-school’s annual take of IIM Calcutta, organized in collaboration with the Telegraph, saw students from all over the world are trained cracks on problems in the operation, marketing, systems, strategy and finance.

Module, data modeling Thursday organized in cooperation with Capgemini, drew 391 teams, including IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IITS, International School of Business, Faculty of Management Studies and Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar.

International participants module containing National University of Singapore, Asian Business School of Management, ESCP-EAP, Oklahoma State University and Rice University. The event was also the participation of enterprises in the form of Price Waterhouse Coopers, KPMG, Infosys, Deutsche Bank, Oracle, Icici Bank and Modelytics Inc.

“The theme of this year, structured products with an emphasis on sport. Participants had to build models and risk assessment for sports clubs,” said Sarfaraz Khimani, one of the coordinators the event. Sub-Zero, a team at home, was first of all because, followed by Eragon IIM Bangalore and idiots, IIM Calcutta.

Friday was also a seminar on “competitiveness policy of India, resident in the United Kingdom consultancy firm and a workshop under the direction of contact Singapore, a government of Singapore ’s organization.

The other event of the day was based on a strategy of competition, case study because the participation of over 750 students.

At the Faculty of Economics of Business (FMS), Delhi University, every student is part of the direction Science Association (MSA). MSA, organizes activities for all students at the Business School, works by nine committees-finance company, Corporate Relations and internships, social marketing, systems of society, the cell cultural activities, the Press and publications, Human Resources and Organisational Behaviour (HR and OB) the company - the Infrastructure Committee and a treasurer. The annual fees for the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program at the Institute is Rs11, 000

Many institutional scholarships, including 10 students from Sanwa Bank Scholarship Foundation in the amount of the rupee equivalent of $ 500, from India, two scholarships valued at Nestlé RS1, 00000 and Rs75, 000 per year, and the camaraderie of General Electric (GE) worth RS1, 00000 per year.

With the world moving rapidly in pace with technological progress and multiple challenges in business management, ideas obsolete as soon as possible. Therein lies the challenge of a good manager. For a manager, the solution of the problem is a major concern. The more on problem solving, the more its chances of success in competitive sports scenario.

Preparing students to face these challenges for B-schools and Bharathidasan Institute of Management Place sharing their students to a situation of controlling the trade of the case study analysis of the implementation of “KSHAN “Recently.

The case study analysis was the event in order to promote innovation and intuitive, supervision and ingenuity of future young talent. The event began with 22 teams (four members each) in a preliminary competition, witnesses matching his team against America, as they were invited to go by a large number of questions (quiz affairs, general awareness and logical). The top-10 Scoring teams qualified for the finals. The last round took a number of cases, in short, a whole range of issues of finance, marketing, systems and emissions political information. This was in conformity with the BIM Sync-the slogan of providing “Value Based Education”.

The cases were unique and at the same time require Brain-teasing Out-of-the-box solutions to problems. The students had their point of view, solutions and strategies, their understanding of the case. In addition, a national online quiz “ENIGMA” in conjunction with BIMQuest and PRCOM

Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management Studies and Research (BVIMSR) was founded in 1984 in Navi Mumbai by the Bharati Vidyapeeth. It offers a two-year full-time Masters in Management Studies (MMS) programme under the University of Mumbai, besides an autonomous two-year full-time Post-Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM). The two programmes offer specialisation in finance, marketing, systems and human resources. In addition to the two programmes, BVIMSR provides a three-year part-time Executive MBA and the Post-Graduate Diploma in Information Technology.

Apart from these courses, BVIMSR provides vocational training to its students in centres run by the Bombay YMCA with a view to inculcating corporate social responsibility in them. Meanwhile BVIMSR is also planning to offer courses in retail management and mass media communication by Jan 2006.