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Mumbai, India, Aug 20: BSE Institute Ltd. today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tolani College of Commerce, one of the premier colleges in Mumbai, to set up a Financial Literacy Mission Centre in their campus located at Andheri. This Financial Literacy Mission Centre will offer various courses to students in the field of Finance and Financial Markets. These newly launched courses will include BSE Institute’s inimitable Global Financial Markets Professional (GFMP) program. On successful completion of the 12th grade, students willing to build a career in the field of banking and financial services can apply for this course with BSE Institute. Apart from providing coaching to enrolled students under certified faculties, BSE Institute will also help these students by providing hands-on assistance for internship and final placement. Speaking on the occasion, Vinod Nair, Head Academics and Product Development at BSE Institute said, “Financial managers cannot operate in a...

In this digital age, the method of education or education has been changing rapidly. Most of the educational institutions have been promoting online education for students. The days are gone, students had to wait for long days to get their admission cards on paper. All the colleges own websites to facilitate their students for education and providing important information. By searching on Google, students can also get the details of colleges and schools offering online education. The biggest advantage of the online education is it made the world as a global village, despite geographical distances, college can reach students with just one click. It is obvious that students need internet connection to get the web pages load, but thanks to the advancement of mobile technology and cyber technologies. Internet is not beyond their reach rather it is always with them in mobile, tablet or personal computer etc., Technology not only has helped to develop the society but being proved a ...

New Delhi, Delhi, India, Friday, December 07, 2012 -- (Business Wire India) -- Microsoft Corporation (India) Pvt. Ltd. today announced the launch of 14 Microsoft Innovation Centers (MICs) in India, signing MoUs with leading academic institutions across four states. As part of the worldwide program, that currently has 75 MICs, Microsoft aims to launch a total of 100 MICs in India in the next two years. These MICs will impact over 500,000 students, certifying 100,000 students on Microsoft technologies. The program will also drive innovation and help build a product-based software economy by supporting product development, and over 500 start-ups. The MICs will act as innovation hubs at select colleges and technology institutes, providing incubation and expert hands-on support on Microsoft technology innovation, research, and software solutions, aiming to create a pool of student technology experts across India. Each MIC will function as a hub for five other neighboring colleges and ...

In a country like India, public sector has a larger role to play in the development of the country. When the public sector is transparent in its way of discharging duties and the people working in the public sector feel that they are the servants of the public, and have a feeling of serving them in the form of their duty. Country will progress and development will take place at a rapid pace. At present what we are seeing and experiencing is corrupt public sector not the system but because of the people who are working in the sector the public sector has become so. There are many departments and fields that are working in the public sector with the primary aim of development and progress. But even after so many years of freedom we are not able to become that which we should have, by now because of lack of sincerity and commitment from the people who are working in the public sector. The feeling of our country our people, and we are answerable to the public and we are here to serve ...

Every moment of our life we knowingly or unknowingly involve in decision making. Either for ourselves or for the ones we are concerned about. Decision making is a very important aspect of every one’s life. When decisions are to be made, there are so many aspects that need to be considered. There are some kinds of decisions that are made on a yes or no basis, should I do this or should not. This involves contemplation, and a bit of struggle. For example the ones involving Morals, should I drink alcohol or should I not. ? What if I consume alcohol? These decisions need to be made by assessing the pros and cons, what if I do, or what if I don’t? What will be the end result where will it lead me to? Then there are other kinds of decisions, where in you have lots of alternatives and choices. Do I need to buy a t. v or a mobile now, do I need it that badly, or do I have a necessity? Then once you come to a conclusion as to you need it or not. Once you make a decisio...

Since the last thirty years, India has transformed itself in an unbelievable way. The thinking and behavior pattern of the people has changed, political system has undergone changes, and technology wise there have been huge changes. But hardly there have been any changes and reforms in the educational department. Except for the more private institutions, offering computer related and Ites courses. Educational system should change according to the need of the students and circumstances existing today. There are criticisms from all sections of the people and from the people from outside countries, that. Indian students are less in standard when compared to students of other countries. It is because, they cannot answer the same question, if put in another way. They are simply trained to mug up the answers and write them in the examination, there is no scope for them to contemplate and innovate or question. This is where the students and the Indian educational system is lagging behind...

Yes, because in real life, there are no fixed situations, and set of rules to be followed. Each and every moment, in life is new, every person you encounter in work is new, every situation is new, and you have to respond according to the time and the situation. So, the experience you gain from real life, can in no way be compared to managerial skills learnt in class room. Managerial skills learnt in the class room, give us an idea, as to how the real life situations will be, and how to face them. Even these skill just don’t come from nowhere, they are also some persons experience. Those are also the lessons learnt from the practical experience of some person. So, even they have some value. The skills that are taught to all the students are same, but all those persons who have, learn them, don’t work in one place nor with the same persons. Each person encounters, different situations, and different persons. And nowhere in the world do we have a fixed set of skills to handle ever...

Yes, cell phones should be definitely banned in schools, because, there is a time to use and purpose of use, for every instrument. School going students will be such an age, that they may get easily carried away by the features and applications of cell phones (such as games, music etc), but when it comes to its real usage, they really have any need. School going students will be having knowledge and may be fascinated about the features, such as chatting, music, games, etc. But, hardly will they be aware of the disastrous effects and dangerous consequences it can pose. Moreover, their main purpose to go to school is to devote their valuable time to studies, and to educate themselves. Allowing them to use cell phones, will only distract them from their objective, and make them waste their time. So, when there is no need, and dangers and ill affects many, for the welfare and for the good of the students, it is best to ban the use of cell phones in the school. ...

The main reason, as to, why students are losing interest in studies is that, education is thrust upon them as some sort of burden, which they have to bear by compulsion, there is lot of pressure on the students from the college, and parents, as each and every parent wants to see their child as a ranker or as a topper, and corporate colleges are literally squeezing life out of students. Education is no more a self development tool, and a means to acquire worldly knowledge, it has become mere means of earning salary, and to keep oneself ahead in the bread winning race. Lecturers and professors are concerned with completing syllabus and parents are concerned with ranks and grades, but no one is really bothered as to what the student is gaining. Students are expected just to mug up the syllabus and literally vomit it in the exams, nothing else, there is no scope for them to contemplate on the ideas, understand the real concept behind the subject, they are not given the freedom even to ex...