Why India would need more business grads in the Modi era!

The present government at the centre has come out with some incredible (some might say desperate) features in the FDI policy this year. Even though they had opposed the then UPA government who took us through the global route in '91, realisation seems to have sinked in that foreign investment could solve most of our problems. Have a look at few of the pointers of the FDI policy of 2016:

• 100 per cent FDI under government approval route for trading, including through e-commerce, in respect of food products manufactured and/or produced in India. 

• To attract investment in the defence sector, the government has removed the condition of 'state-of-art' technology, besides permitting foreign investment in manufacturing of small arms and ammunitions

• The government has also permitted 100 per cent FDI through automatic route in broadcasting carriage services like teleports, direct-to-home and mobile TV

• the government allowed 100 per cent FDI in airlines and relaxed norms for overseas investments in brownfield airports

• In private security agencies, FDI limit was raised to 74 per cent from 49 per cent earlier.

• The conditions related to local sourcing in single brand retail were exempted upto 3 years of initial operations

• In pharmaceuticals, government has allowed FDI upto 74 per cent through automatic route and beyond that under government approval

• The government has also relaxed the norms in animal husbandry sector

• And not to mention the infamous Private Universities act, which will become a reality in a few months, will bring in unprecedented and unopposed investments from abroad

With so many new avenues opening up in the current economy and market, who will manage all these new ventures and business which will be setup in our country through the FDI route? You know the answer, so if you are an MBA aspirant and planning to take it up this admission season then make sure you chose the right B-School. Probably the one which makes sure you are aware about all these current trends in the economy!

Source: Economic Times

PGCET Result

You can access to find MBA PGCET Rank:


http://kea.kar.nic.in/pgcet_2016/mba_merit.pdf

Women Leaders with MBA

Women…..      Leaders ….     MBA

Ms. Chanda Kochhar                     CEO, ICICI

Ms. Chhavi Rajawat                       First and Youngest Village Sarpanch (SoDa, Rajastan)

Ms. Indira Nooyi                            CEO, PEPSICO

Ms. Rashmi Bansal                        Author, Stay Hungry Stay Foolish

Ms. Shikha Sharma                        CEO, Axix Bank

……………

What's common in them?              MBA !

Ladies, MBA is the best fit program for you. 

Expecting a good pay day after your MBA? Have a look at this article

Management Education Tomorrow

Management Education has it’s relevance at all time, more so today and tomorrow. The scenario is no different in India. The fluctuations in demand for MBA program is market driven. Even the institutions pretend to adopt with same old ideology. Hence they fail to meet the industry expectations and adds to variations in the demand. There are institutions which sincerely do their job and mould future managers. Even developing institutions in tier II and III level are working hard to teach for life and fit for career. Candidates must carefully chose the institution looking at the academic excellence, rather physical appearance. Business Administration Graduates essential all walks of life. They need right grooming from a right B-school. Hard workers can make wonderful career. As a first step in this direction Appear PGCET, Score well, Be in good B-School and drive your career to new heights.

PGCET NOTIFICATION FOR 2016

For all the MBA aspirants, PGCET notification is out. You can access the same here ( "http://kea.kar.nic.in/pgcet_2016.htm") along with the model question papers of the previous years.

Nurturing: Quite evident at SMSR by Darshana Rajpurohit

Only plants do not require nurturing, it is also necessary for each and every living being. Nurturing is something that can make someone incorporate positive thoughts, it can also guide someone to work towards success, and it can help someone to analyze what is wrong and right. Be it parents, be it peers, be it a guide, be it a mentor, be it a friend or be it a teacher, nurturing can be done by anyone.

BVB-SMSR is a perfect example for this. The faculty members, HOD and non-teaching staff are so supportive and motivating that they nurture students in every required way. The classes, lab, library, lectures, committees, sports and recreational activities motivate students as well as faculty members so much so that out-of-the-box thinking has become a routine for us. This helps students and faculty members to grow and enhance their knowledge. Especially if spoken about faculty members, the effort they put in to help students overcome their weaknesses is commendable. The way they teach, the way they encourage students to participate in extra curricular activities, the way they correct students and the way they immerse themselves in nurturing us is appreciable. Such nourishment is necessary and this can definitely facilitate students to reach their goals with ease.

My expectations and how I realised them at SMSR- An article by Nayana Nanu, IIIrd semester SMSR

When I decided to pursue my MBA I was very particular about what I wanted from the institution I would be joining. My expectations were that the college should be a reputed one, have good experienced faculty, well equipped library, should have good placement record and to top it all should have conducive ambience for personal growth and development with likeminded people and guess what, I found all of the above in BVB SMSR.

Apart from this, the college has on offer the SIIT program which gives us unprecendented exposure to industry and also rural immersion program which provided us an opportunity to mingle with villagers and experience their life style.

I hope to graduate from BVB SMSR with flying colours and enter into the professional world with confidence. 

Right Choice, Bright Future- An article by Dr. S.V. Patil, Published in Business Line

Need for MBA aspirants to cope up with expectations : Article published in Vijay Karnataka

Fake Varsities: Threat to quality!! An article published in Deccan Herald

The number of fake universities in country is growing day by day, go through this article published in Sunday Herald (30/08/15 edition) for more information on the same.
'http://www.deccanherald.com/content/498042/fake-varsities-threat-quality.html"

For life, not just a job!-By Darshana R, III semester, SMSR

This is what SMSR has provided me with!

1. For complete learning
2. To get maximum exposure to corporate life i.e. through SIIT program
3. To experience an ultimate differentiator i.e. Rural Immersion program (RI)
4. To be able to learn more by utilizing dual specialization option
5. To learn from our fantastic staff
6. To experience different, enjoyable yet informative programs

There are so many programs, continous presentations, knowledge sharing all of which presents us with the possibility of overcoming stage fear, gaining leadership qualities, becoming confident and inturn making us employable, not just for a job, but also for what life has in store for us!

Why KLE Tech. SMSR???- By Amruta Kulkarni, III semester, SMSR

Hubballi based KLE Tech SMSR (School of Management Studies & Research) is one of the recognised B-schools in North Karnataka. The quality of education imparted makes students to enrol for their management course. The KLE Tech. SMSR is differentiated from other B-schools in terms of quality courses, certification courses, facilities etc.

Here are the key differentiators which makes KLE Tech. SMSR to stand out as a unique B-school in North Karnataka.

Ø  Rural Immersion Programme

Ø  Student, Institution & Industry Track(SIIT)

Ø  Centre  for  Technology, Innovation & Entrepreneurship(CTIE)

Ø  Multi-Specialization

Ø  Training on Microsoft Dynamics (Nav)(ERP)

Ø  SMSR Expert Lecture Series

The above mentioned courses will make students to stand out when they are exposed to real scenario. Rural Immersion Programme will help us to identify business opportunity as a management student and to identify social issues too. Whereas Student, Institution & Industry Track (SIIT) will give continuous industrial exposure. SMSR is the first B-school in the country to offer Microsoft Dynamics Student Certification. This course will give enhance our employment opportunities when we graduate. Recently, KLE Tech. SMSR introduced Research Experience as one of the academic course which will help students to reach their dream of doctoral programme.

Other than the quality courses the college campus is equipped with high speed Wi-Fi network along with state of the art facilities for Indoor & Outdoor games.

The above mentioned Points of Differentiators (POD), helped me in chosing SMSR than any other B-schools.