Edukart partners with scdl
EduKart has partnered with Symbiosis Center for Distance learning (SCDl) to promote their top ranked postgraduate programmes. The institution is recognised by Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India.
SCDl has been ranked first in distance education by Careers 360 rating in 2012 and second amongst the leading institutes, by DNA Indus learning Survey 2012.
The PG diploma courses provide graduates and young management professionals a prospect to attain higher education. The learning course from Symbiosis will equip students as well as working professionals.
Rukhsat 2014 AT gnoit
Greater Noida Institute of Technology (GNoIT MBA Institute) organised farewell party Rukhsat 2014. The campus reverberated with songs like Hum rahein ya na rahein kal and Yaad aayenge ye pal. The programme started with the ceremonial lighting of lamps by president Kl Gupta and vice-president Bl Gupta. Also present at the occasion were director Dr Savita Mohan and faculty members.
Dr Savita Mohan said: “life after college will be full of challenges, and it is very important to choose the right career for yourself, since it will make your life easier.”
Bl Gupta interacted with the students regarding their experience of campus life.
Teen camp at ryan
Ryan International Group of Institutions hosted the teen camp with the theme Born to Win. The two-day camp for the outgoing batch of Class XII students was conceptualised and conceived by MD Ryan International Group of Institutions Grace Pinto and the CEO Ryan Pinto.
More than 2,000 students from Delhi and NCR participated in the camp. The two-day camp included paying a musical and vibrant obeisance to God coupled with a strong sense of discipline led the students imbibe a great value system.
Mou signed
Universities of Glasgow and Delhi speak the same language when it comes to academic partnership – and English literature in particular. last week, Professor Dinesh Singh, vice-chancellor of the University of Delhi, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Professor Anton Muscatelli, principal and vice-chancellor of the University of Glasgow, to formalise their links.
Both universities are members of Universitas 21 (U21), the leading global network of world-class, research-intensive universities for the 21st century. The U21 AGM, presidential symposium and student summit were hosted by the University of Glasgow over the course of last week, allowing the formal signing of the agreement to take place.
The first venture of this exciting collaboration will kick off in autumn this year when colleagues in Glasgow will use video–link technology to teach aspects of English literature to students in Delhi. The exchange is a two-way one — Glasgow students will receive lectures in post-colonial literature from Delhi.
Development workshop
IMI conducted a workshop on case writing and case teaching workshop. Focusing on the demand of the students for an active role in their learning, the workshop — Ivey Case Development Workshop — was organised at its campus in New Delhi.
The four-day workshop was conducted by Prof Ariff Kachra from May 26, 2014. Prof Ariff Kachra said: “Having a visceral experience is the key to effective learning, especially at a time when companies are complaining that graduates are ill-prepared for the real world of work. The world has changed and we have to educate young people today based on understanding, not information.”
Dr. Pritam Singh, DG, IMI said: “The students demand an active role in their own learning. This workshop will enhance participants’ skills and enjoyment as a case author.
Global education interact
Global Education Interact (GEI), an educational and interactive seminar by The Chopras was recently held in Mumbai. The event gave a definitive platform that aided students in solving their many quandaries associated with higher education.
Naveen Chopra, founder and chairman, The Chopras said: “With GEI, we seek to act as a bridge between international institutions and Indian students who are keen on studying abroad. The platform will enable students to carefully examine their various study options and to narrow down on those few that suit their specific requirements the best. This way the students will have adequate back-ups without being overwhelmed by too many choices.”
The fair will continue till June 4, 2014 spanning across 11 cities like Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Delhi. About 50 universities from eight countries like University of Manchester, University of Nottingham, University of lancaster, University College Dublin, James Cook University SP Jain School of Global Management etc.