International Degree in Germany : Languages and Cultural Studies

Posted on July 12, 2008
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Classical Philology,German Language,American Studies

Classical Philology

1.University of Bayreuth
International Degree Programme : Kulturbegegnungen - Cultural Encounters - Rencontres Culturelles
Course Language : English
Degree : Ph.D. degree
Website : www.promotion-kb.uni-bayreuth.de
E-mail : uni.promotion@uni-bayreuth.de

German Language and Literature (German, Germanic Languages except English)

1.Technische Universitat Dresden
International Degree Programme : German Studies/Culture and Communication
Course Language : German
Degree : Master
Website: www.tu-dresden.de/sulifg/daf.home
E-mail : Manuela.Thomas@mailbox.tu-dresden.de

2..Justus-Liebig-Universitat GieBen
International Degree Programme : IPP Literary and Cultural Studies
Course Language : English, German
Degree : Doctoral Degree
Website: www.uni-giessen.de/ipp
E-mail : Marion.Gymnieh@graduiertenzentrum.uni-giessen.de
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Fresh Recruitment In Banks

Posted on July 10, 2008
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Recruitments in Bank of Baroda

Recruitments in Dena Bank

Recruitments in Union Bank of India

Recruitments in SBI

Recruitments in Corporation Bank

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How to choose Overseas College or University for Study

Posted on July 8, 2008
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Having the opportunity to study overseas is a great way to experience another country . You’ll get to spend time with the locals along with other foreign students that give you yourself insights and contacts . You’ll see your studies through different eyes and assess how it measures up to what you’re used to. If you’re studying languages there’s no better place to do it than where it’s spoken daily.

Application Process
The application process for studying abroad is time consuming. It requires applicants to start preparing well in advance of their anticipated start date. It is very important to begin the admission process early because in many cases application deadlines are far in advance of the start of the semester (sometimes as many as ten months). You also need to allow time for scheduling any standardized tests needed for admission and then having the results of these tests sent to schools. There is no uniform world-wide application system. Each college or university establishes its own unique policies.

The 6 basic steps to follow:
1.Identifying country, universities and the course of your interest.
2.Request universities for Application forms.
3.Taking various required tests.
6.Arranging and preparing Essays and recommendation letters.
7.Completing and Sending Application forms along with required documents.
8.Reporting various test scores to the universities.
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SLIET Entrance Test 2008 Results and More

Posted on July 7, 2008
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All India Management Entrance Exam Result: Kanpur

DU Cut-Off Percentage of 2008 and other results

SLIET Entrance Test 2008 Results and Counselling Schedule

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CAREER AS A COMPANY SECRETARY

Posted on July 4, 2008
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Career as a Company Secretary is not only prestigious and financially rewarding but also carries with it a high degree of job satisfaction.

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India regulates the profession of Company Secretaries in India.

There are three stages to be pursued to qualify as a Company Secretary:

1.Foundation Course 5 Papers

2.Intermediate Course 8 Papers

3.Final Course 9 Papers

Some facts about Company Secretary Course:
1.It is the Correspondence coutse with provision for Optional Oral Coaching classes.

2.For Foundation Course the minimum qualification is 10+2 or equivalent in any stream except Fine Arts.

3.For Intermediate Course the minimum qualification is CS Foundation Pass or Graduation in any discipline, Arts/Science/Commerce except Fine Arts.

4.The Final Examination is after passing the Intermediatet Course.

5.16 months Management Training is to be undergone after passing thet Inter/Final examination or Practical experience.

6.The ICSI and its Regionalt Councils and Chapters offer Placement Services to Members and Students. A qualified Company Secretary has openings both in Employment and in Practice

FUNCTIONS OF A COMPANY SECRETARY
A Company Secretary is:

1. An expert in Company, Corporate and Securities Laws

2. A vital link between the company and its:
a.Board of Directors
b.Shareholders

3. Government and Regulatory Authorities

4. A conscience seeker of thel company

5. A compliance officer of the companyl

6. Corporate Planner andl Strategic Manager
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Association of Managements of Unaided Private Medical and Dental Colleges (AMUPMDC) Maharashtra Entrance Exam 2008

Posted on July 3, 2008
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Admission In Post Graduate Physiotherapy
Application are Invited from eligible candidates for admission in the Unaided Private Physiotherapy Colleges in Maharashtra for Post-Graduate Courses for the academic year 2008-09.

Eligibility
Candidate should have passed final B.Pth Course from a recognized institution and completed Intership on or before 31/08/2008

Important Dates
* Availability of Forms 30/06/2008 to 19/07/2008
* Last Date for Submission of Forms 19/07/2008
* APGP-CET 2008 3rd August 2008

Centres for Examination : Don Bosco High School,Matunga(E),Mumbai-19.

Prospectus and Application Forms for the Entrance Examination may be obtained from the following Colleges personally on payment of Rs.500.00 by DD drawn in favour of “AMUPMDC” payable at Mumbai.

P.G. Physiotherapy College
1. Ravi Nair Physiotherapy College Sawangl (Meghe) Wardha
2. V. S. P. M.’s College of Physiotherapy Hinghna Road, Nagpur. J

Forms will also be available from the office of AMUPMDC by post on requisition mentioning clearly the name of course with a DD of Rs.700.00 (Inclusive of Postage) drawn in favour of “AMUPMDC” payable at Mumabi. Examination Fees of Rs.1,500.00 be paid by DD in favour of “AMUPMDC” Payable at Mumbai along with the Application Form.
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Tips for Internet Job Hunting

Posted on July 2, 2008
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The Internet is the world’s most powerful information and marketing vehicle. It plays a great role in finding a job long with newspapers and official gadgets. However, by using the Internet, you can get the most from your job search and expand your reach and prospects but you need to follow some rules of internet job hunting.

The Internet has transformed the job market. The invisible job market exists because the Internet makes it easy for the employer to place a job ad on the company Web site or post a position on an industry or job-specific sites. More opportunities for employment usually mean a greater chance of getting hired at a salary level you desire.

Following are some tips to keep in mind while doing job hunting on the internet:

1. Need great search skills to navigate internet for sites.

2. Start working on your direction, possibilities, and focus while still in the final phase of training/education.

3. Think about your career, your goals, your skills, and your interests where you’re relatively comfortable with your life situation.

4. First, focus on a job title, industry, and location. It’s wise to start your search by visiting large job sites because of the number of listings offered.

5. Search statement should be quite narrow.

6. Keep a career journal and jot down job titles, settings, and direction that excite you.

7. The research variant job titles and learns more about specific sub-industries to find out what’s realistic.

8. As you map out your job target, think before to locate appropriate national and local associations.

10.Assemble a prospect list of potential local employers and research each in depth.

11.With this information you need to contact the employer and market your relevant skills and experience.
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Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT) Admission Notic

Posted on July 1, 2008
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Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT) is a Deemed University. It is one of the National Institutes of Technology of India. It was formerly known as Maulana Azad College of Technology (MACT). Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India is one of the first eight Regional Engineering Colleges in India.

Admission notice

1.M.Tech/ MUDP Admission

2.M.Tech/ MUDP Admission Form

3.REGISTRATION FOR Ph.D Admission 2008

4.Application Form for Admission to Ph.D Programme

5.ADVERTISEMENT FOR MBA ADMISSION 2008

6.NIT – NIMCET -2008

Last date for MBA/M.Tech submission extended
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Career in Retail Management

Posted on June 30, 2008
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Retail Management rated as the fifth most attractive, emerging retail market in the world. India is viewed as a potential goldmine for global as well as domestic majors. India’s total retail market is estimated at Rs. 9,300 billion of which organized retail is at Rs. 300 billion and is expected to grow at a compounded rate of 30 per cent over the next five years. Currently estimated to employ nearly 15 per cent of educated Indian adults, the industry has the potential to employ over two million people in the next four to five years. The organized retail industry has grown from two to about 3.5 per cent today. There are 55 malls in operation and in the text couple of years, there should be 200 malls in operation across the country. With these levels of growth, there is high scope in this dynamic business.Retail is no longer considered as a New Age profession, but also has become an established one with high potential and high growth. Also, organized retail is not limited to major cities.Retailers having gained significant market share in Tier I cities, are eager to expand into unexplored Tier II cities. Comparatively, a low real estates price in tier II cities is one of the major attraction. Smaller cities like Lucknow, Kanpur, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Chandigarh, Nasik, Nagpur and Indore are also expected to see a remarkable growth in the number of malls.

The government recently announced FDI in retail will go upto 51 % in single brand products, with prior government approval. This is aimed at attracting investment, technology and best global practices. This announcement is expected to provide a boost to premium and luxury brand retailers. Large Indian corporate groups like Reliance, Tatas, Piramal, Rahejas etc. are exploring opportunities in the retail sector.

There are a lot of career options in the retail industry today. A career in retail offers a more diverse range of occupations than most other industries. These include following…

Sales: Every retail store depends upon the sales force to sell its merchandise. The position is an entry-level one.

Store Manager: Store managers are responsible for managing an individual store. Most store managers take on the duty of running the day-to-day operations of the store.
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