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Coaching IIT aspirants a Rs.100 bn business - studyNew Delhi: Private academies that train students for entrance exams of the Indian Institutes of Technology and other prestigious engineering colleges mint Rs.100 billion ($2.30 billion) a year - an amount that can fund 30 to 40 new IITs, shows a study by an industry body. The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (Assocham) study, released on Wednesday, said private academies who train 600,000 students every year for these exams make Rs.100 billion a year. Calling for de-regulation of higher education, Assocham president Sajjan Jindal said the beneficiaries of the current system were those running big educational institutions and coaching centres. “The amount of money which goes to these institutions - Rs.100 billion - is enough to open 30 to 40 IITs with lots of seats that can ensure admission to average candidates, aspiring to be an engineering graduate,” he said. At least 50 percent of the students who appear in the entrance tests for admissions to IITs and other engineering colleges enroll with coaching centres to beat the cut-throat competition, said Assocham. Talking about another anomaly in higher education, the body said that 80,000-90,000 students go abroad for higher studies, leading to a high foreign exchange outflow. “If quality institutions are provided, a large number of students will stay back and contribute to the nation,” said Assocham. The chamber asserted that more institutions of excellence should come up and suggested that private players and big industrial groups should be encouraged in higher education. More : indiaedunews.net
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IIT aspirants kept up their protest against the new entry rules to the IITs with 50 students marching towards Rashtrapati Bhavan. The students took to the decision of meeting Mr.President after they were stopped from carrying out a demonstration outside IIT. But all their efforts went futile after they were detained by the police from meeting the President and were let go off from Parliament Street Police Station after a warning. An angry student, who took part in the demonstration said that they wanted the President to intervene, but were not allowed to register their protest. A coaching institute in
IIT aspirants kept up their protest against the new entry rules to the IITs with 50 students marching towards Rashtrapati Bhavan. The students took to the decision of meeting Mr.President after they were stopped from carrying out a demonstration outside IIT. But all their efforts went futile after they were detained by the police from meeting the President and were let go off from Parliament Street Police Station after a warning. An angry student, who took part in the demonstration said that they wanted the President to intervene, but were not allowed to register their protest. A coaching institute in
Aakash launches IIT coaching Aakash Institute, a coaching centre, launched its IIT-JEE training wing recently The IIT-JEE wing was conceived in year 2005 and the study material prepared by their expert team will not only provide students with subject knowledge but will also make them 'Think'. In 18 years of its existence, the institute has trained 6950 students in securing seats in various medical colleges.
Coaching at JMI The Centre for Coaching and Career Planning, Jamia Millia Islamia, is going to organise a coaching programme for UPSC (IAS), state services and other competitive examinations. The coaching will start in August 2007 and will consist of classroom teaching, group discussion and mock-test. The admission test is slated to be held on August 8,2007. Those keen on joining may contact the office of the Director, Centre for Coaching and Career Planning by July 31, 2007. Perfetti Chief talks to IMI students Stefano Pelle gave a lecture on Media Innovation, Advertisement on the Internet, Global Perspective and the Indian
G6 for foreign education Six educational institutes from the country and international study advisors have announced the formation of an exclusive strategic alliance called G6 to provide quality services in the field of foreign education and coaching for Indian students. These institutions include Planet Education, VIEC, Global Reach, Oceanic, Kangaroo Studies and Dilinger. The G6 body will now jointly work across their offices in the country to build synergies as a team in the business of quality foreign education.
In last years CAT, this Kanpur guy was the star sibling in the IIM brood — Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad — with 100 percentile (99.97 percentile in QA, 99.92 in VA and 99.55 in DI) in his fourth but first serious attempt. After his final-year B.Tech exams at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, in May 2004, Rahul Luthra took CAT coaching for two-three months at IIT-K. Then the Electrical Engineer picked up a job offer to figure out whether I wanted to be manager or get into research, says Luthra who had stints at Oracle in Hyderabad and then
Source DECCAN HERALD Date 2005-10-31 Information The changes suggested to reform the JEE may create more problems than they set out to solve. JEE has stood the test of time for 50 years yet there were some problems associated with JEE. A committee was formed on the initiative of Prof Ananth Director of IIT Madras but the final outcome is quite different from what was expected. JEE has become a national obsession with coaching schools mushrooming all over India and meeting the demand and charging exhorbitant fees and some even have pre selections. These coaching schools which are
I hardly receive any letter these days. However, today I found someone has placed a nice envelope in my letterbox. Out of inquisitiveness, I opened it and glanced through the content. It was from some Concept Square- Total Commitment for IIT-JEE/PMTs coaching. After grand success of last year in Faridabad, Delhi, and Patna, Concept Square has opened its branch in Noida. Courses are of two years for students of Class XI (Rs 35,500), and one year for those in class XII or who have passed XII (Rs. 60,500). Service taxes are extra. One is to start by paying Rs 15,500
FIITJEE, a leading private coaching institute for IIT-JEE and other top level engineering entrance examinations in India, has announced a FIITJEE Talent Reward Exam to be held in 54 test centers across the country on December 2. All students from Classes VII to XI are eligible to apply for the exam. Information regarding the registration process, test schedule, syllabus and the regular FIITJEE programmes are available on its website www.fiitjee.com. The last date for registration is November 28. The result will be announced on December 16. The test is being conducted to encourage aspirants of IIT-JEE and to offer them feedback
Attention MBA Aspirants ENROLL NOW ATMA – 2007 120 Institutes accepting ATMA scores for admission in the year 2007 AIMS TEST FOR MANAGEMENT ADMISSIONS will be Held on February 11,2007,2.00 pm to 5.30 pm For information on the Institutes, Application Kits and Test Centres please visit the ATMA Tel: 040 - 23750247, 23750248,
Recognition always comes through performance not through entrance. It is a finding of IIT taskforce. The study of taskforce said that high rank in JEE does not mean high performance in B.Tech programmes The study also reveals that students who do well in their class X & XI exam are more likely do well in IITs. The taskforce of IIT analysed various factors like the correlation between the performances of students in the schools and their performance in IITs. They finally found the chances of good student in school doing well in B.Tech at IIT are almost 100 percent. The
Theirs is good news for all those applying for Bachelors in the Business Economics (BBE) programme.Theres help in form of centralized counseling for aspirants . DD Chaturvedi, Coordinator, said. Unlike last year, students need not run to individual colleges to get admission. After the entrance on June 26, we will invite to first 200 on the merit list to south campus for admissions. According to DU officials this will be the first time that the university will hold a centralized counseling session for eligible students, along the lines of professional colleges. For the ranking, 50 % weight age would be
Source THE HINDU Date 2005-07-22 Information ABOUT 100 students of the Jawaharlal Nehru National College of Engineering (JNNCE), Shimoga, bagged jobs in the campus selection for 2004-2005 conducted by software companies such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, Robosoft, Wipro Technologies, DSLSoftware and Spicenet, according to the Principal (in-charge), R. Srinivasrao Kunte. Thirty students studying in the sixth semester were also selected. Last year, MBA students of the college were selected by ICICI, I-Bank,Wealth Max, Sri Ram Insurance Company, Victory Associates and Karvy Consultants. Certificate course The Deshiya Vidyashala Samsthe (DVS) Arts and Science College of Shimoga, one of
Mba Aspirants Youngsters who want tO be Business, Educational or Social Entrepreneurs Education must uncover talents, enhance capabilities, enlighten, nurture the genius & unieash the leader within and thus empower to achieve. SCMLDSadhana Centre for Management & Leadership Development, Pune A quiet, no frills, high quality, low cost and the most transparent institute for the honest and hard working. SCMLDs mission is to make ordinary people extra-ordinary. PLACEMENT: • 100% for the first batch (2004 - 2006) itself. Minimum salary Rs.2.25 lac, average Rs.3.31 tac and maximum Rs.6.5 lac, p.a. Nine students emerged as entrepreneurs. • Second Batch (2005 - 07} passing out in April
Philadelphia - Increasing specialization, a demand for more higher education and a new need to worry about the bottom line are all challenges facing job seekers today - and for the nonprofit sector as well. Nonprofits have grown from small organizations to a sizable chunk of the job market. A 2005 study by La Salle Universitys Nonprofit Center estimated that there are 9,000 paid jobs at nonprofits in the Delaware Valley. Enlargement affects the way that such firms do business in the city and the way that potential employees go about getting hired. Within Philadelphia, the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University
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