India is a country with a lot of patriotic tales shining in its history. We are the one where the first thing that a child learns is to live for his country. The schools have a curriculum to plant patriotism in our children. But if this is true then why...
Read MoreNowadays when the whole world is growing in terms of technology, the academics is also not an exception. With rapid developments in information technology (IT), most university students demand more use of IT in their education for two main reasons: (1) it helps the course material be presented in a...
Read MoreToday we all are engaged in large number of conversations through out our daily routine activities. These activities could range from an informal communication to formal presentations, texting or emailing, phones or even the social media. No matter the form, the communication and more specifically the effective communication is an...
Read MoreEffective organizations are not build merely on investment and returns but more on the quality of the workforce, its commitment to the organizational goals and investments made to attract, train and retain superior human capital. Human Resources (HR) constitute the most valuable asset in the context of development. Relative performances...
Read MoreThe advantages of reading newspapers are numerous but for a student it is one of the most important ingredients for successful career. Reading newspapers provides wide ranging benefits for everyone in general but especially for the students they remain the most important source of news and information, despite the onslaught...
Read MoreWith the growing need of money, fame, success, position, power, achievement etc, the new generation of the country is expecting a lot from the options available to them for their career building and enhancement. Though many career options are available to the youth but the question is which one suits...
Read MoreAfter working four years in management education as a lecturer, I decided to enroll myself for a residential faculty development programme at a prestigious B-school. There were two reasons behind this decision. First, I wanted to improve my research and pedagogical skills and second was to re-look at the management...
Read MoreAre You Sure, You are getting in the Right Course – Though we get a lot of scores and struggle to get a cut above the rest, many of us still wonder at a point of time are we actually taking the right train which will take us to our...
Read MorePersonal financial planning is a process of determining an individual’s financial goals, purposes in life and life’s priorities, and after considering his resources, risk profile and current lifestyle, to detail a balanced and realistic plan to meet those goals.” The individual’s goals are used as guideposts to map a course...
Read MoreMBA is a transformational experience but there are only few who really gain after getting the professional degree. The few who gain have really capitalized those 2 years and not only gained professionally but also personally. Are we really manifesting ourselves as MBAs? The modern day contemporary companies search for...
Read MoreFinancial statement analysis is described as the process of identifying financial strengths and weaknesses of the firm by correctly launching association between the items of the balance sheet and the profit and loss account. It is usually recognized that the objective of financial statements is to offer information about the...
Read MoreWhen I thought about what should be the “one learning” from my nearly two decades of work experience in industry as well as academics, which I can share with future managers, I was reminded of my marketing professor, who once said “Kotler is Bible of Marketing”. In my first semester,...
Read MoreThe NDA and NA Examination is a competitive examination conducted twice a year by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) for admissions to the Indian Naval Academy and to the Army, Navy and Air Force wing of the National Defence Academy. Let us look at some of the significant details...
Read MoreIndian Institute of Technology, Indore Indian Institute of Technology, Indore (IITI) is located in Madhya Pradesh and was established by the Government of India in 2009. The institution started functioning from 2009-10 on a temporary campus at Institute of Engineering and Technology of Devi Ahilyabai University. The foundation of the...
Read More1. Sangakkara created history in ICC World Cup i. Kumar Sangakkara, today created a history in 2015 ICC World Cup tournament by hitting a record fourth consecutive ODI centuries in a row. He became the first batsman in history of One – Day Internationals to score centuries in four consecutive...
Read MoreJaipur is the capital and largest city of the Indian state of Rajasthan in Northern India. As of 2011, The Population of the Jaipur Metropolitan area is 3,646,590. Jaipur is the 10th largest city of India according to census of 2011. Jaipur is known as the Pink City of India....
Read Moreby Bhaskar L Kandpal, Amity Gurgaon Over the past few decades as a result of markets and economies across the world opening up for international trade, the competition across all sectors has risen catastrophically. Organizations now find it hard to maintain competitive edge over rivals as a result of constant...
Read MorePeter Drucker predicted that the major changes in society would be brought about by information. He argues that knowledge has become the central, key resource that knows no geography. According to him, the largest working group will become what he termed “knowledge workers.” Over the past few decades or so...
Read MorePraveen Kr. Sharma, Amity Business School, Gurgaon Rural India with its traditional perceptions has grown up over the years, not only in terms of income, but also in terms of thinking. The rural markets are growing at about two time faster pace than urban markets, not surprisingly, rural India accounts...
Read MoreReal Career in Real Estate Sector – Dr. Deependra Sharma, Amity Business School, Gurgaon “Water, water, everywhere, Nor any drop to drink.” – Samuel Taylor Coleridge Almost 35% of the...
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