How would you like to say a good deal of a bad school. The delicate task could be seen on the skilful hand brochures promising star education, a huge campus and at international level, infrastructure offered by each institution in a maximum of youth. An error of judgement on the part of MBA aspirants it on the wrong track.

A survey by the Centre for Research Forecasting (Cfore) could contribute to watch the ball grain. The collection is divided into two stages, ten lists Top Business Schools and qualities of the state according to two broad parameters - B-school capacity (30% weighting) and the ability of graduates (70% weighting) is strictly the perception of experts - - In this case, top notch recruiters, see badshahs blue chips in the league. Then there is hosting the sub-parameters for evaluating students based on their skills and aptitude. The panel of 39 head of HRD and leaders have praised the graduates from different B-school in the country and have experienced first hand with the product they were handling.

So here they are graduates in the series of three, from different schools, over a dozen points on the scale in different settings. Some of us familiar names - ERC tires, CIPLA Ltd, Delton cable, Gabriel India Ltd, HCL Infosystems Ltd, HDFC Bank, Prudential Icici, Information Technologies LG Soft electroncis, LTD LML Nicholas Piramal, UPTEC Sahara and India. Now, a brief glance at the scoreboard. At the top of the list of the IIM is predictable, Lucknow leaves miles behind other competitors with their total weight of 8.38 point. IMT, ghaziabad and the Faculty of Economics, BHU second and third level or during Amity Business School, press the fourth Jaipuria Institute for the management of the economy in fifth place.

The LUMBA, the aging of the pioneer, is lagging behind in the ninth position and are preceded by Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Bareilly in the sixth, the Institute for productivity and management, ghaziabad in the seventh and Institute of Managemnt Studies, ghaziabad at number eight. Instittue of Managmeent education lies in the tail of the pile. The results are sensitive to changes over time. As they say a B-school is as good as his last match.

(MBA offers a course in marketing, finance and other topics such as options).

(Extract from the India Business Insight)

ICFAI Business School (IBS), Hyderabad, offers Master in Business Administration (MBA) with, of course, marketing, finance, human resources and information technology and management system, including as choices materials.

The teachers of the Institute includes 259 full-time and 110 teachers from the Faculty of visit.

Students in seeking permission from the Institute must be acceptable to a number of points in the IBS Admission Test, Microdrive presentation, and pre-final interviews.

Tata Consultancy Services, GE Countrywide, E-Serve International and Nicholas Piramal was among the top 10 placement officers at the Institute during 2003. The highest salary was offered Rs5.5 lach per year, while the average wage was offered lach Rs2.95 per year. Dr. V. Panduranga Rao is the director of IBS. IBS to head the list of Private Business Schools set up after 1990. It is in the position of “A +” (first level) list of Business Schools in the country.

The Goa Institute of Management (GIM), the implementation of a two-day symposium to study the impact of patents on the maturity of the pharmaceutical industry, 20 and August 21, 2005, in Goa.

The symposium aims to examine the changing economic conditions for the Indian industry by the introduction of the product patent regime from 1 January 2005.

The theme and the structure of discussions at the seminar are as follows:

Economic, social and legal implications of the introduction of TRIPs (Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights).

Effects of the implementation of TRIPs on models of majors in India.

Identification of possible business opportunities and competition of the benefits arising from the changing business scenario.

Evolving a policy support, which would be a guide for policy makers and regulators in the indication of guidelines for the industry.

During the two-day symposium, a number of distinguished speakers from the industry for its views on the question above. These include:

Padmabhushan Dr Anil Kakodkar, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission

Dr. Padmashri nr Madhav Menon, director of support, Expert Committee on Patents and IPR –

Dr T Ramakrishna, director of CIPRA, NLSIU

S Ramakrishna, Sr. Director, Corp. Affairs, Pfizer India

Dr Prakash modes, Chairman & MD, Unichem Labs

Pradip Mazumdar, exec Director, Syngenta

Dr. Arno Hartmann, Director, Division Patent KGaA, Merck, Germany

Padmashri Dr. K. Anji Reddy, Chairman, Dr. Reddy’s Labs

Dr. Swati Piramal, director, Nicholas Piramal

Ravindra Limaye, VP, Business Development, GSK

Dr Girish L Telang, MD, Roche, India and a number of other dignitaries.

GIM (Goa Institute of Management) was founded in 1993 as a centre of excellence for management training and research, through the initiative and support of some prominent citizens and business leaders and with support from the Government of Goa. In a short time, the first B-school GIM, to the west of India, and is among the best in the country

SIES College of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai, promoted by South Indian Education Society (SIES), offers Masters in Management Studies, Post-Graduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA) and Post-Graduate Diploma in pharmaceutical Management and Masters in Computer Application (MCA).

The teaching staff of the institute comprises 15 core faculty and 45 visiting faculty. The admission into the college is through its own CET and also through AIMET and MAT tests (college conducts its own test for MCA). The top summer placements destinations at the institute include UTI Bank, ICICI Bank, Mahindra and Mahindra and Cadbury’s.

Asian Paints, Clariant, HDFC Bank and Nicholas Piramal have employed its graduating students. Dr AK Sen Gupta is the Director of the institute,