Pune, May 14: “ You want to play truant - It’s fine.”

This position has been hard Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM). He proposed a powerful sum of more than 50 years, MBA final MPM and students, who are not their mandate, will not be granted, and the lot is not unlucky for the situation seem to be the examinations from May 16.

When contacted SIBM director PraMod Dr Kumar admitted that fines ranging from 1000 to 3500 RS has been established. “ If students internships to ensure the participation they stop classes and to ensure, academic standards, the fine is a deterrent for the future for the treatment of the lot is not easy semester,”he averred.

Last year MBA II and III MPM students were shocked to learn the fine was on the board, on May 9. The fines were imposed in consideration of the cumulative participation from January to April. Students with a number of participants is less than 50 per cent of a fine, R 3500, while those with a number of participants between 50 and 60 per cent up coughing R 2000. Students with a number of participants between 60 and 70 per cent of the fine of Rs 1000

While disadvantaged students have a written complaint to the University of Pune authorities, on condition of anonymity, she déliré about the injustice of the fine. In its memorandum to the university, students have said that fixing fines against it was an aberration, inhuman and cruel in order to collect money under the pretext of lack of participation.

They calculated that the whole system of marking attendance was wrong and, although first a list of more than 90 students April was the final list of entries to 50 odd students. In highlighting the differences between the two lists, students have reported instances where a student, even if the USA, it was revealed that 26.67 percent attendance. Similarly, in the case of other students leave school during the first half, and not reporting for other classes, it was 9.38 percent a presence.

Come October and students from about 300 colleges across the country would participate in Xpress, a media promotional event, organised by the city-based Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI).

The event, conducted for the second time, is targeted at undergraduate and engineering colleges. The participants would have to devise a media plan to promote and market their respective institutes.

The last date for entry forms to reach the B-school is October 15. The teams, two to four members from each college, would have to develop a promotional campaign for their college using print, audio-visual and web-media which had to be sent to the external linkages cell of the institute, the organisers of the event. “We are targeting about 300 colleges this year, keeping in view the popularity of the event. We have started sending invitations to the colleges,” said Arjun Chatterjee, event coordinator and senior executive member of external linkages cell. According to Chatterjee, the contest was organised to promote creativity, marketing and advertising skills among college students.

The International Institute of Management and Governance (IIMG) is organising a six-day workshop for company directors. The workshop, which began on October 13, will address issues of transparency, accountability, equity, integrity and social and environmental responsibilities of company directors.

Participants at the end of the six-day programme will be given a PG Diploma in Company Directorship. The programme is divided into 12 modules. These include Duties, Responsibilities and Liabilities of Directorship, Board’s Role in Strategic Planning and Managing Innovation among others.

The faculty for the programme includes Justice M. N. Venkatchaliah, former Chief Justice of India, Dr P. G. Apte, Director IIM Banagalore, Mr C. P. Jain, Chairman NTPC

Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode (IIM-K), is a three-day development programme (MDP) on project management on campus, in its Kunnamangalam near here on June 2. Saji Gopinath is coordinator of the program.

Objectives

The program is designed for people, the implementation of projects, planning and project monitoring and supervision in funding agencies and coordinate the implementation of projects.

The objectives of the programme, participants are familiar with different network technologies, project management in developing an understanding of tools and techniques for effective time management and economies of scale in the projects.

Hands-on Training

The programme also addresses various issues, including the allocation of resources, director of insecurity, project budgeting, monitoring and management market.

The training program Hands-on in the project management software is designed to equip participants with the skills needed to manage projects.

Introduction
Making the UK a centre for innovation and new technology has long been a concern for the economy. The advantages are obvious: jobs exciting and economic growth.

But despite the fact that we have a strong scientific base and throughout the world leaders in creative industries to build a science and technology as well as deaf and hard to learn. If Britain is to create enthusiasm for acquiring new scientific knowledge and the process of transforming ideas into new products and enterprises, the attitude must change.

On 21 December, the New Statesman and Pfizer jointly hosted a roundtable discussion where participants in the public sector and the private sector trying to identify the main obstacles to creating an innovative United Kingdom

ICFAI Business School (IBS) is organizing a two-day management to respect the Trishna 2002 “on Saturday.

In other words, meet in an attempt to save IBS in the center of creativity, organization and analysis capabilities of students.

The organizers of insurance, Mr Neeraj Garg and Mr. Karthik Santhan, both students, IBS, told newspersons that the event would be an assortment of several sets of brain racking, examining the fervor of participants in the various sectors of the management function such as finance, human resources , Operations, strategy and marketing. Students across the country have planned to participate in Trishna.

The Faculty of Business Economics (FMS), South Campus, Taksha - the store paper writing competition for the design students of MBA Management Services (MBA-MS).

MBA-MS is the first of its kind full-time MBA program in India by the FMS on the establishment by specialists and leaders in the services sector. It is also the first regular full-time MBA program SGF in the South Campus, University of Delhi.

Taksha invites participants to submit a business tour of 3000 words on topics such as health care, retail, IT / ITES sector and the financial sector. This contest is open to students and administrative staff of enterprises. Each document must be the current scenario, the challenges of the future, the vision and strategies to follow.

The Institute of Management Education in association with the Society for Consumers and Investors’ Protection organised a National Seminar on ‘Concept paper on Company Law’ recently in the Capital, said a press release. On the occasion, Minister of State for Company Affairs, P C Gupta, while delivering his inaugural address emphasised the fact that regulatory loopholes must be plugged in order to ensure the interests of the small investors and the general public, as well as the companies. He informed the participants that for this purpose, a high-powered committee had been set up under the chairmanship of J J Irani of Tata Group.

A workshop on “Prospects for the industry of information technology - issues, challenges and opportunities” took place at the University Business School, Panjab University, this morning.

Participants stressed the need for a government policy to charge companies from abroad, for units throughout the country, in order to prevent labour from India to export.

It may be just another academic programme for most of us. But the equity that the soon-to-be launched Post-Graduate Programme in management for Executives (PGPX), holds for the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, is evident from the fact that the institute plans to allocate Rs 1 crore for promotion of the programme from the next academic year.

On Sunday, the 62 participants of IIM-A’s PGPX programme will begin their induction as the programme gets launched together with the institute’s much-awaited convocation.

The objective of the programme, first introduced in January 2004, is to enhance skills of working professionals, particularly of foreign origin. The first batch of 62 comprises four foreign citizens - one British, one Malaysian and two American - and three foreign permanent residents.