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Union Budget ’18 : Takeaway for Education Sector
- February 8, 2018
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Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, on 1st February, presented budget on the backdrop of demonetisation and GST implementation. Being the last full budget of the current Government before the next general elections in 2019, it was expected that the budget would be replete with populist announcements. Especially, the education sector was expecting a huge boost
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Is your B-School missing Business Analytics boat?
- February 8, 2017
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Indian economy is growing fast, however it’s hard to overlook the dire situation of the Indian education sector. When it comes to management education in India, the condition is far from progressive. However, course in Business Analytics remains in high demand. Despite the overrated presence, many B-schools have shut down campuses in recent time. From 2012 to
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Top Trends in Higher Education Websites in 2015
- February 8, 2017
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Today, the student community have moved to digital spaces, and expect information, that can be made available beyond the conventional route. A website is their first touch point to initiate further interaction with an institute. An increasing number of colleges and universities have started acknowledging the need for a sophisticated website, that can reach out
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Top 10 mistakes academic interview panels make in recruiting leadership
- February 8, 2017
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As the founder of India’s 1st and only academic search firm, I have been a part of academic leadership recruitment including being part of interview panel, for hundreds of candidates. When we are discussing interviews, we always focus on the candidate’s perspective and even I can talk endlessly about things like how to prepare better,
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What Net Neutrality means for future of higher education?
- February 8, 2017
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You might have heard or read about Airtel Zero and Net Neutrality in the recent days. But how does it affect us as individuals in general and education professionals in particular? Let’s try to find some answers. Firstly, What is Net Neutrality? “Net neutrality” is the term used to describe the concept of keeping the
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5 Key Characteristics of Vibrant Varsities
- February 8, 2017
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To say that the Indian higher education sector has been remarkably doing its balancing act of preserving its traditions and meeting the challenges of disruptive innovation, would not be an understatement in the present scenario. From a waterfall process model to a centralized learning unit and bureaucratic span of control to participatory academic leadership, the
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Cross the Bridge: A Practical Guide to Building Vibrant Culture
- February 8, 2017
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Many Indian universities have started recognizing the need of being flexible and responsive to befall their academic goals with the trends of the global higher education. In fact, quite a few of them have started defining goals and strategies in this regard. However, what these institutions, perhaps, may not realize is that there is an
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Emerging Need for Management Consulting in Indian Higher Education Sector
- February 8, 2017
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The pivotal role of higher education in the emerging scenario of knowledge economy has been discussed and established as most crucial for any country in general and India in particular. But with nearly 140 million people in the college-going age, India is faced with major issues like entrée, impartiality, inclusion, internationalization, value, privatization, technology and financing
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Is Your Corporate Relations & Placements Team Aligned With the Institutional Goals?
- February 8, 2017
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Academic institutions are gradually evolving in developing countries like India; however it’s unlikely to expect the institutions to be absolutely departmentalised where roles need to be defined perfectly. However, looking at the limitations of resources, Indian institutions operating with results-oriented performance culture system is prospecting into more formal education sectors. And until, well defined roles
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Student Exchange Programs – How the Universities Benefit?
- February 8, 2017
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With near open border concept slowly taking shape and the geographies world-over merging into one another there is a lot of transformation in the traditional way of doing things be it economic tie-ups, infrastructural dependence to beat competition, trans-cultural blend of art and many more. The latest sector where a recent surge in international sharing
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