The Anna University advances the Tamilnadu Common Entrance Test 2012 (TANCET 2012) exams by two months in March, following requests from students that the dates clash with other entrance exam dates, reports IBN Live.
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AICTE extends CMAT 2012 Application Deadline to January 22, 2012
All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has extended the application deadline to 22 January 2012 to apply for the Common Management Admission Test CMAT 2012
CMAT will be held during the period Monday, 20 February 2012 – Tuesday, 28 February 2012 across 61 cities in India.
CMAT will be a computer-based test (CBT). A candidate will read the questions on a computer terminal and choose an answer by clicking on the correct option.
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Career in Hospital management
If you thought only doctors have a fruitful career in healthcare, think again. There are many other rewarding career choices in the field of healthcare. With the industry growing leaps and bounds, hospital management has acquired a new meaning and importance as a profession.
With the privatization of this sector, there is a growing demand for qualified doctors, along with efficient administrators to manage the hospitals.
An MBA in hospital management does exactly this. Unlike medicine, hospital management is a course that anyone can pursue. The main goal of this course is to equip the candidate with skills to organise, plan, coordinate and control health care services for the masses in a cost effective manner.
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IIM-Calcutta to tap corporates for funds
Chennai, The Indian Institute of Management-Calcutta (IIM-C) is planning to tap Indian corporates for funds to complete some of its infrastructural projects following increased intake of students over the last three years.
“The student intake has gone up. This year the total intake is around 450 students. Earlier, the intake was around 260 students,” IIM-C director Shekhar Chaudhuri told IANS here.
“We are building around 530,000 sq ft of new facility. Half of the project is over. We have built 14 classrooms out of 19 planned. Two new hostels are under construction. The total project outlay is around Rs.195 crore,” he added.
He said the institute has decided to approach corporates for Rs.50 crore to complete the infrastructural projects.
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IIM-Lucknow signs accord with US B-school
Lucknow, The Indian Institute of Management-Lucknow (IIM-L) Thursday said it has signed an agreement with Kelley School of Business (KSB) at Indiana University, US, to promote research in global business education.
“Kelly School of Business and IIM-L will investigate avenues to enhance the research mission. Collaborative case studies would be developed, which would then be used for teaching purposes, designing and delivering series of faculty research workshops,” IIM-L said in a statement here.
“KSB and IIM-L will also explore the best avenues to combine the interests of faculty at both institutes with students, the business community and society in general. The collaboration seeks to produce events such as webinars, videoconferences and conferences,” it added.
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IIM-Calcutta gets a gift of knowledge from alumni
Chennai, Sep 1 Shekhar Chaudhuri, director of the Indian Institute of Management-Calcutta (IIM-C), realised in 2003 that he was facing some critical gaps in his marketing department. He was not able to fill these up in-house and wanted some support.
During one of his visits here, Chaudhuri met members of the IIM-C Alumni Association’s Chennai Chapter and presented his problem to them over dinner.
“At that time, we had just four faculty members to teach marketing. Further there was an insufficient supply of doctorate degree holders for us to recruit and fill the gap. Hence I sought the help of our alumni here,” Chaudhuri told IANS.
The alumni chapter members saw an opportunity to give back their knowledge to the students at the same institute where they had learnt the rudiments of management by holding two-day strategic marketing workshops.
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IIM-B students skip lunch over Anna’s arrest
Bangalore, About 1,000 students of the Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore (IIM-B) skipped a meal Tuesday in protest against the arrest of civil society activist Anna Hazare in New Delhi and resolved to stage sit-in demonstrations everyday till the central government agrees to a strong Lokpal bill.
“We have skipped our lunch as a mark of support to the cause of Hazare and staged a demo against his arrest. A group of 20 students will stage a peaceful protest in the campus everyday in turns for a strong Lokpal bill to fight corruption,” the B-school students’ cell said in a statement here.
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NRI businessman offers rural students scholarships
Thiruvananthapuram, Aug 5 (IANS) An Oman-based Keralite businessman will offer scholarship for rural students from across the country to do a post-graduate course in management at the Asian School of Business (ASB) here.
George M. Thomas incidentally is the patron of the ASB and is doing this to give a boost to the industry’s rural thrust.
The annual intake would be 240 seats and the fees for the two-year programme is Rs 6.50 lakh.
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AICTE not to approve more part-time MBA courses due to misuse by Institutes
A senior AICTE official said, there are many B-schools around which are misusing the facility and running other programmes on the pretext of a part-time MBA programme.
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B-schools Files case in Supreme Court against AICTE guidelines
Business schools have moved to the Supreme Court by filing a writ petition against All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) regarding admissions.
B-schools represented by the Education Promotion Society for India (EPSI) and the Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) filed the petition last week against the new AICTE norms relating to fee, curriculum and admissions of the post graduate diploma in management (PGDM) programmes.
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