Management aptitude test
VKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) has announced NMAT 2014 (NMIMS Management Aptitude Test). The registrations are open from July 4 to September 24, 2013.
The programmes includes two-year full-time MBA, in banking, capital market, HR, and pharmaceutical management at their Mumbai campus and PGDM at Bengaluru and Hyderabad campuses.
The registered applicants shall be able to take online test from October 5 to December 18, 2013 with a choice of two more retakes after first attempt.
IEC invites applications
The IEC University announces admission for their three-year llB. The course focuses on training the students in practical aspects of law.Candidates who have completed their undergraduate degree with a minimum aggregate of 50 per cent are eligible to apply.
Admissions can be obtained by filing application form of IEC university by paying a fee of `200 can be submitted in cash or demand draft in favour of Finance Officer, IEC University, Baddi payable at New Delhi/Baddi, Himachal Pradesh. The application form can be downloaded from http://iecuniversity.com.
The last date to submit applications is July 30. For more information, visit: www.iecuniversity.com.
Msc courses on offer
Apeejay Stya University invites applications for MSc and diploma programmes in clinical research. The two-year MSc programme offers specifications in pharmacovigilance, medical writing and coding, pharmaceutical quality assurance, clinical trials.
The one-year PG diploma programme offers specification in clinical research and data management analytical and molecular.
Applicants with an undergraduate degree in BSc in biology, BTech, Biotech, BPharma and MBBS with a 55 per cent aggregate are eligible to apply. Merit-based scholarships are also available. For more details, visit: http://university.apeejay.edu/.
Applications invited
The Sambodhi Research & Management Institute invites applications for it’s one-year post graduate programme in management (PGPM). The programme offers cutting-edge specialisations in strategy and research along with HR, finance, marketing and IT.
The course is targeted at students with bright, inquisitive minds striving for professional excellence willing to go the extra mile. Applications can be filled either at the institute or on their website: www.srmi.in.
Admission alert
EMDI Institute of Media and Communication has announced admissions for its event management courses.
These are full-time and part-time diploma and PG diploma courses of one-year duration. Applicants must have cleared their Class XII or undergraduate degree respectively. Candidates will be selected on the basis of an entrance exam. For application forms, visit: www.emdidelhi.com.
last date to submit applications is July 20.
DTU set for global platform
Delhi Technological University emerged as the National champion at the Enactus India National Competition (EIMC) for their winning the Project Chhaap, Project Ann and Project Unmoollan.
The enactus team at DTU will go on to represent Enactus India at the Enactus World Cup at Cancun, Mexico between September 29 and October 1, 2013 where 37 countries will be competing with each other.
Over 35 Enactus teams across the country participated in this competition to showcase how entrepreneurial action is enabling human progress and shaping a better sustainable world. The teams from across the country presented their projects before over 200 chairmans, CEOs and MDs from the corporate world serving as judges.
Speaking at the award ceremony, Farhan Pettiwala, president, Enactus India, said: “The amount of talent and passion that these students have shown in each project is commendable. We are very lucky to have so many talented teams participate this year. I would like to congratulate all the students at DTU and wish them all the best for the world event in Mexico. I am confident that they will make India proud.”
Induction day at IMI
The International Management Institute (IMI), recently organised their induction programme for the new students of regular diploma programmes in management and human resource. The programme was inaugurated by filmmaker and producer Mahesh Bhatt and Dr Pritam Singh, director general, IMI.
Over 240 students attended the induction programme. The students asked Bhatt questions related to filmmaking as Bhatt shared his experiences and talked about the film industry during an interactive session.
Speaking on the occasion Bhatt said: “There is nothing like permanent success. We all face ups and downs in life and have to fight at every step.”
Adding to that, Dr Pritam Singh, director general IMI said: “This programme would orient the students and also aware them about the upcoming events schedules in the institute. This induction would also help them familiarise with the cultural practices of the institute.”
— Nikhil Dawar
New course on offer
The Goa Institute of Management (GIM) recently introduced a new programme to its bouquet of existing courses — PG diploma in healthcare management (PGDM-HCM).
The PGDM Healthcare Management (HCM) programme which will be conducted from GIM’s Ribandar campus has been designed along the lines of the best healthcare management programmes in the world, under the guidance of senior industry and academic experts.
The programme provides participants an in-depth exposure to various facets of the healthcare delivery process, the economics of health, understanding hospital services, planning and delivery. For more information, visit the institute website: http://www.gim.ac.in/gim_ap_healthcare_pgdbm.php.
Ryan celebrates international day
Ryan International Schools, under the able guidance of their chairman Dr Augustine Francis Pinto and Managing Director Grace Pinto organised a rally to commemorate the International Day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking. The day started with a session to sensitise the students about drugs and the hazards of drug abuse. This was followed by a rally comprising of about 100 students flagged off by Francis Thomas, administrator, Ryan International Group of Institutions, the vice principal and the members of the student body.
The enthusiastic students marched through the lanes of the neighbourhood colonies, spreading awareness by distributing information pamphlets and sticking posters related to the cause.
The students carried this message further to Mahipalpur village (a neighbouring village which has been adopted by them three years back.
The students who have sincerely worked for the upliftment of the village and the attached Rangpuri Basti, through the social welfare sensitisation club are committed to work for the overall improvement of its people. The rally ‘Say No To Drugs’ attracted the attention of one and all and spread the message to people of all age groups.
The staff and students of the school stand committed to international and national concerns and issues for a better world. Other social sensitisation activities carried out by the school are: education on wheels, remedial classes, health camps, women empowerment centers and leadership programmes for the residents of the people in these areas.