My 12 year-old, Tom, has not eaten a vegetable in so long that I could be reported to the mom police and get hard time.
Before his first birthday, my darling, perfect baby quickly showed his independence the minute I offered him his first taste of broccoli. He pushed away his plate with a dismissive wave of his little hand. It was war.
A war I was determined to win. I was older and wiser, wasn’t I?
Ha!
Before I had children, I vowed to practice and preach good nutrition. I exclusively breast fed Tom until he was six months old, and then fed solid foods in their most natural form. I foolishly believed the books that said, “If you feed it, they will eat it!”
I did not have white bread, soda, or sugared juices in my house. I diligently introduced new foods, always looking to expand his palate. I served pumpkin ravioli, spinach brownies, zucchini muffins. It was my mission in life to raise a well-rounded, well-read, vegetable-eating person.
Nothing I did made my wonderful little boy eat a vegetable. I covered a host of vegetables with cheese, butter, or brown sugar to no avail. Sometimes I got lucky, and he would eat a sauce with puree of carrots or sweet potato. I can’t tell you the pure happiness I would feel, only to be dropped into a depression the next day when he would say, “No tank you mommy.”
I dreaded each check-up when the pediatrician asked about his eating. I still remember his five-year check-up when our pediatrician asked Tom if he ate vegetables.
Yes, he replied.
I was speechless.
He then added, “I just don’t eat anything green, orange, red, or yellow.”
The pediatrician replied, “What do you eat then?”
“Pizza,” was his proud reply.
Now I know some of you may be thinking that I just didn’t try hard enough. That’s fine. I can live with your disdain. I know in my soul I did everything possible.
Some children, no matter what you try, just have certain food aversions.
Do you know how I know this? I have two other children.
By the time Lizzy and Peter came along, I was so wiped out by the food wars that I joined the ketchup-is-a-vegetable cult. The only way they saw a green thing was on my plate. And they begged for it.
Lizzy and Peter get so excited over broccoli that Tom tried it once, just because he thought maybe he was missing something!
Beets, kale, lima beans, you name it, and my two darlings will eat it. They have actually passed up ice cream to eat more green beans!
Are they freaks of nature?
Did God just feel sorry for me and make sure he found me two vegetable-eating children?
Or, are there just some things that are out of my control?
Our first pediatrician told me that my job as a mother was to offer and provide three nutritious meals a day, and my children's job was to eat them, or not.
That’s some of the best advice I have ever been given, and it doesn't only apply to food.
It’s my job as my children’s ambassador to the world to introduce and offer all that I think is safe and appropriate, and it’s their job to decide what works for them and what doesn’t.
As much as I love this advice, I still find it a bitter pill to swallow. And not always easy to follow. Especially as they get older.
What if they choose wrong? What if they get hurt?
Tom is going to be 13 in a few short months. There will be so many things the world will throw his way. So many choices that at times really can mean life or death. So many things that will be out of my control that I can literally loose sleep if I allow myself to think too hard about it.
As much as I hate to think about it, Tom, as well as his brother and sister will make mistakes. I know I made my share, it's how I learned some of my most valuable lessons.
Perhaps in respecting my son's food preference's, while still introducing him to a wide variety of food, I'm doing more than dealing with the food wars. I'm giving him the building blocks to make decisions for himself.
The broccoli battle was Tom's first attempt at independence. My loving withdrawal and a really good multivitamin was, and continues to be, my gift to him.
*Author's Note: A version of this post was first published in December, 2010, on my blog at Momster.com where I published under the name Blessedmomofthree. This version has been revised slightly from the original. I don't want anyone who has followed me over to this site to think they are going crazy!
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Thursday, July 28, 2011
JIMS Delhi MBA admission process fee structure Entrance Exam 2012-2013
Jagannath International Management Institute- JIMS Delhi MBA admission process, MBA fee structure, Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Syllabus, CampusJIMS Kalkaji:Best B'School Delhi/NCR India. Amongst TOP Business Institutes in India (approved by AICTE). Present students and alumni proudly attest, the honor system at JIMS is the touchstone of the college life, creating an atmosphere of trust in the college community. In addition to faculty and administration support, the students believe in this system, defend it, and shoulder the responsibility for its implementation.
Jagannath International Management Institute (JIMS) was founded in 1997 with a clear vision and purpose. It was envisioned that in the foreseeable future its would evolve into a world class business school recognized for its commitment to high powered quality education and research.
Courses Offered:
1) PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management)
PGDM (Full Time) course in International Business is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of HRD.
The programme is divided into seven trimesters. The first three trimesters give strong foundation in basic disciplines, and remaining three trimesters enable them to specialize in their areas of interest. During the fourth trimester students undergo summer training in industry.
2) PGDM-IB ( Post Graduate Diploma in Management- International Business )
Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates seeking admission should have passed a bachelor's degree examination of at least 3 years duration under
(10+2+3 system) from recognized Indian/Foreign University
Admission Procedure & Criteria:
Graduate in any discipline with minimum 50% marks. Candidates appearing for their final year may also apply.
Applicants have to pass through a three stage system of screening which includes Written Test (CAT/MAT/XAT), Group Discussion and Personal Interview.
Filled-in application forms along with Cash Rs. 1000/- & DD Rs. 1050/- and attested copies of certificates will be required to be sent to the Institute, at Pocket 105, Opp. Kalkaji Police Station, Kalkaji, New Delhi-110019.
Fee Structure PGDM
Rs. 4.95 Lakhs in two Installments of Rs. 2.45 Lakhs (Ist year) and Rs. 2.50 Lakhs (2nd year) + refundable Security of Rs. 5,000 + Rs. 2000/- uniform.
Fee Structure PGDM-IB
Rs. 4.45 Lakhs in two Installments of Rs. 2.20 Lakhs (Ist year) and Rs. 2.25 Lakhs (2nd year) + refundable Security of Rs. 5,000 + Rs. 2000/- uniform.
Scholarship
The Institute awards scholarship ranging from 15% to 50% to students scoring 80% and above in CAT/MAT and 60% in graduation.
Contact Details
Jagannath International Management School
MOR, Pocket 105, Kalkaji, New Delhi-110019
Ph.: 011-40619200, Fax: 26220998
email: admission@jagannath.org
website: www.jagannath.org
Tag: JIMS Delhi MBA Admission Process, JIMS Delhi MBA Fee Structure, JIMS Delhi MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013, JIMS Delhi MBA Syllabus, Campus
Sunday, July 24, 2011
The Long Goodbye
Watching someone you love get older and change is hard. The obvious question comes to mind, how will you go on without them in your life? The time has come for our family to face a harsh reality: Fuzzy the Bear isn't looking so good and probably doesn't have much time left.
Fuzzy is the closest companion of our youngest child, Peter. Fuzzy has been a trusted and highly valued member of our family since Peter was nine months old and received him as a Christmas present from my husband's nephew.
At first, Fuzzy was indeed Fuzzy. Fluffy even. He had a big plaid bow around his neck, and our little guy and him were inseparable. The bear was almost as big as Peter was. I loved the peaceful look on my child's face as he would lay in his crib and cuddle and play with his friend.
I totally credit Fuzzy for allowing Peter to sleep through the night and deal with the stress of our family. Things can get pretty crazy here. We have gone through the constant ups and downs of having a child with special needs. The ongoing roller coaster of scary tests, scary behaviors, and scary diagnoses being considered and dismissed for our beautiful middle child, Lizzy, has been very difficult for my husband and me. I can only imagine how confusing it must be for both our sons to witness.
Peter was also speech-delayed and having Fuzzy to cuddle and hold made the difficult times a bit easier. Speech, occupational, and physical therapy sessions were a little more manageable if Fuzzy was there. I have to admit there have been plenty of times through the years where I have wished for my own Fuzzy.
Fuzzy has come with us on vacations, daily outings and even two hospital visits. Fuzzy proudly wore scrubs twice when Peter had to have some minor surgery at 11 months and again at 3. He has been returned late at night when left behind at grandma's or lost in the car.
He was even with Peter when he started preschool at two until the school expelled the bear a few months later.
I'm told It was a pretty heated debate among the staff as to who was going to take Fuzzy from Peter the day it was decided that he would have to go it alone so he could learn how to play and communicate with the other toddlers in his speech-delayed class.
Fortunately for us the wonderful head teacher Miss Lara was willing to put up with the two weeks of Peter barely talking to her. The assistant teachers would laugh when Peter would come in all smiles and then just glare at his "once" beloved teacher.
Fuzzy has been washed more times that I can count. It's not unusual for Peter to wait in the laundry room till his friend's "bath" is over. It's not unusual for me to secretly pray that the pillow case I use to wash Fuzzy in will once again protect his aging body from the rigors of the washing machine.
Fuzzy's once fluffy yarn fur is now matted and looks more like a petri dish than a stuffed animal. The plaid bow that once adorned the bear's neck is nothing more than a memory. But, I suspect that adds to his appeal.
The other day Peter came to my room, crying and saying Fuzzy was broken. I was a little nervous. How would my little guy cope without his dear friend? How could I manage with less sleep than I already get?
Now six, Peter is certainly better prepared to go it alone. Words that were hard to say are coming more easily. Our family is learning how to deal with the uncertainty of Lizzy's special needs. I know Peter could go it alone if need be. He has other animals that would help comfort him as he goes to sleep. But, there is still only one Fuzzy.
I gently took Fuzzy in my hands and gave him a quick Dr. Mommy examination. I noticed that the only thing really broken about Fuzzy, besides the obvious wear and tear from six years of affection, was that his ear was very frayed from where my son fingers him as he lies down to hear a story and fall asleep at night.
"Peter, Fuzzy is not broken, he is just very loved."
"Fuzzy is loved?"
"Yes honey, that's all."
He went to tell his brother his new found knowledge. "Tom, Fuzzy's not broken, he is just loved".
Of course the time is coming when Fuzzy will no longer be there, or even needed. But for now we will both cherish the time we have left. And I'm glad a stuffed animal is all it takes to make the great big world a little more manageable for one little boy.
Fuzzy is the closest companion of our youngest child, Peter. Fuzzy has been a trusted and highly valued member of our family since Peter was nine months old and received him as a Christmas present from my husband's nephew.
At first, Fuzzy was indeed Fuzzy. Fluffy even. He had a big plaid bow around his neck, and our little guy and him were inseparable. The bear was almost as big as Peter was. I loved the peaceful look on my child's face as he would lay in his crib and cuddle and play with his friend.
I totally credit Fuzzy for allowing Peter to sleep through the night and deal with the stress of our family. Things can get pretty crazy here. We have gone through the constant ups and downs of having a child with special needs. The ongoing roller coaster of scary tests, scary behaviors, and scary diagnoses being considered and dismissed for our beautiful middle child, Lizzy, has been very difficult for my husband and me. I can only imagine how confusing it must be for both our sons to witness.
Peter was also speech-delayed and having Fuzzy to cuddle and hold made the difficult times a bit easier. Speech, occupational, and physical therapy sessions were a little more manageable if Fuzzy was there. I have to admit there have been plenty of times through the years where I have wished for my own Fuzzy.
Fuzzy has come with us on vacations, daily outings and even two hospital visits. Fuzzy proudly wore scrubs twice when Peter had to have some minor surgery at 11 months and again at 3. He has been returned late at night when left behind at grandma's or lost in the car.
He was even with Peter when he started preschool at two until the school expelled the bear a few months later.
I'm told It was a pretty heated debate among the staff as to who was going to take Fuzzy from Peter the day it was decided that he would have to go it alone so he could learn how to play and communicate with the other toddlers in his speech-delayed class.
Fortunately for us the wonderful head teacher Miss Lara was willing to put up with the two weeks of Peter barely talking to her. The assistant teachers would laugh when Peter would come in all smiles and then just glare at his "once" beloved teacher.
Fuzzy has been washed more times that I can count. It's not unusual for Peter to wait in the laundry room till his friend's "bath" is over. It's not unusual for me to secretly pray that the pillow case I use to wash Fuzzy in will once again protect his aging body from the rigors of the washing machine.
Fuzzy's once fluffy yarn fur is now matted and looks more like a petri dish than a stuffed animal. The plaid bow that once adorned the bear's neck is nothing more than a memory. But, I suspect that adds to his appeal.
The other day Peter came to my room, crying and saying Fuzzy was broken. I was a little nervous. How would my little guy cope without his dear friend? How could I manage with less sleep than I already get?
Now six, Peter is certainly better prepared to go it alone. Words that were hard to say are coming more easily. Our family is learning how to deal with the uncertainty of Lizzy's special needs. I know Peter could go it alone if need be. He has other animals that would help comfort him as he goes to sleep. But, there is still only one Fuzzy.
I gently took Fuzzy in my hands and gave him a quick Dr. Mommy examination. I noticed that the only thing really broken about Fuzzy, besides the obvious wear and tear from six years of affection, was that his ear was very frayed from where my son fingers him as he lies down to hear a story and fall asleep at night.
"Peter, Fuzzy is not broken, he is just very loved."
"Fuzzy is loved?"
"Yes honey, that's all."
He went to tell his brother his new found knowledge. "Tom, Fuzzy's not broken, he is just loved".
Of course the time is coming when Fuzzy will no longer be there, or even needed. But for now we will both cherish the time we have left. And I'm glad a stuffed animal is all it takes to make the great big world a little more manageable for one little boy.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
The Spotlight is on Me and My dishwasher!!
Little did I know when I started my blog here on Blogspot back in January what great people I would get to meet and how many wonderful blogs I would enjoy to read! One of my favorite places to visit is
Life as 5
http://www.lifeas5.com/
Lindsay's honest and funny style has kept me entertained and moved for many months now. I have also come to really enjoy our blogging friendship. I was thrilled when she asked me to be one of her Spotlight Blogger's. Click on the link to see our fun interview and while you are there check out some of her great posts!!
If you haven't had a chance to check out my latest post "Searching for a Super Power Upgrade" please check it out and let me know what super power you would like! Janae from Diaries of a Grumpy Grateful Mom http://www.grumpygratefulmom.blogspot.com/ suggested a rewind button, which I must confess I didn't even think about but would love!
As always I so appreciate your visits to my site. I have the best readers in the world and the support I find here is just amazing!! Thank you!
Kathy
Life as 5
http://www.lifeas5.com/
Lindsay's honest and funny style has kept me entertained and moved for many months now. I have also come to really enjoy our blogging friendship. I was thrilled when she asked me to be one of her Spotlight Blogger's. Click on the link to see our fun interview and while you are there check out some of her great posts!!
If you haven't had a chance to check out my latest post "Searching for a Super Power Upgrade" please check it out and let me know what super power you would like! Janae from Diaries of a Grumpy Grateful Mom http://www.grumpygratefulmom.blogspot.com/ suggested a rewind button, which I must confess I didn't even think about but would love!
As always I so appreciate your visits to my site. I have the best readers in the world and the support I find here is just amazing!! Thank you!
Kathy
Monday, July 18, 2011
JK Business School Delhi MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013 Admission Process Fee Structure
JK Business School, New Delhi MBA Admission Process, MBA Fee Structure, MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Syllabus, Campus
JK Business School (JKBS) is the business education service provider founded to groom and develop efficient managers and business leaders. JK Business School is backed by JK Organization, which is one of India's largest industrial groups, established more than a century ago, having activities in different sectors such as automotive tyres & tubes, paper & pulp, cement, v-belts, oil seals, power transmission systems, hybrid seeds, textiles, readymade apparels, sugar, food & dairy products, cosmetics, software, engineering files, clinical research, insurance broking and education.
Courses Offered:
Post Graduate Diploma in Managment ( PGDM)JKBS full-time program in management offers specialization in contemporary areas of Marketing, Finance, Human Resource, International Business, Information Technology, Supply Chain, Customer Relationship, Logistic, Banking, Insurance and Retaling.
Contact Details:
JK Building, 7th Floor, 2. Local Shopping Complex,Masjid Moth, GK II, New Delhi - 110048
Tel: +91-11-29222864-65,
Fax: +91-11-29228048
Website:http://www.jkbschool.org
Tag: JK Business School Delhi MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013, JK Business School Delhi MBA Admission Process, JK Business School Delhi MBA Fee Sructure, JK Business School Delhi MBA Syllabus, Campus
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Searching for a Super Power Upgrade
As I was cutting up some apples to make a fruit salad for my three kids, I found myself getting very frustrated with the little angels. I was smiling my best mommy smile as I counted the fruit and went over the colors... red apples... blue berries... oranges.... doing my best to educate as I entertained. But, my kids would have none of it.
Apparently, I was just not going fast enough. Peter, our six-year-old, kept announcing the fruits that remained in pure desperation. Seeing with his own eyes that I was cutting the apples with the knife was not enough to convince him that I was in fact serious about making this salad.
I was about to scream "I am only a human being" when it hit me like a ton of bricks. My super powers are almost gone! The warranty must have expired and I was none the wiser.
The card must have gotten lost among all the other papers, bills, and catalogs that come by the truckload to this house everyday.
Fear not. I will just purchase a new set of super powers.
But, this time I'm spending the big bucks and going for an upgrade. Mere eyes in the back of my head will not do anymore. My kids are getting older. My oldest will become a teenager in less than six months. I can't be fooling around with discount super powers.
The following is a list of powers I will be adding to my few remaining powers of kissing cuts and banishing monsters under the bed.
IN-VISA-MOM - I'm adding the invisibility option. True, up to this point my almost dog-like hearing powers have been enough to thwart a siege of 11-year-olds at a sleepover from raiding the fridge at 2:00 in the morning. Or, hear a hand of my nine-year-old daughter before it hits her younger brother in a toy theft.
But, who am I kidding? We are moving into the teen years. I need the power to not be seen as I say goodbye to my 12 year-old son. Plus it sure could come in handy at the middle school canteens, where the mere thought of having me chaperone is enough to make him faint.
MOMMY-GO-FASTER -- As I said, my current speed option is shot. Once I could cut the fruit and just use my sparkling personality to amuse the children. No more. I need the super speed option with the ability to cut fruit into perfectly proportioned pieces carefully leaving no skin on the apples.
Truthfully, I really need to be able to just blink and produce the fruit salad. Unfortunately, I have been told that option won't be ready for a few more years.
I was looking into the thaw-the-ice-cream-with-my-touch option, but that was just going to put me way over budget. The kids are just going to have to settle for the microwave.
LIFT-A-KID-ABILITY, otherwise known as the SUPER-STRENGTH OPTION -- This is a must. My six-year-old is getting bigger, but I'm not quite ready to give up carrying him up the stairs when he falls asleep in the playroom. It's bad enough I have to wake his sister and brother as I usher them up the stairs. The idea of not being able to hold at least one of my kids in my arms is just too much for me.
MEGA-MOM-MIND -- I have been in need of the mommy memory upgrade for some time. I thought I was covering up the fact that I couldn't always remember my children's names by using a variety of pet names, but Peter is now insisting that I use his real name. The jig is up, I need the advanced version of Super Mom Memory and I need it fast.
Fortunately for me an extra dose of patience is already included in the deluxe package. Mine is a bit frayed, but I hear this new version can withstand the teen years. I'm a little doubtful, but I'm in this mothering game for the long haul, and I'll take whatever help I can get.
I'm very disappointed to hear that they have not come up with a super power to freeze time.
My kids are growing so fast. I have only my memories and a few hundred photos to remind me of the feel and scent of each child as a newborn sleeping in my arms. Or, the look of pure joy that Tom and Lizzy had when they met their new brother Peter, for the first time. Or, the look of fear mixed with pride each time a new school year rolls around and I make all three of them take a "First day of School" picture.
Of all the Super Powers I could think of, this is the one I would pay a king's ransom for.
Just in case my Super Powers should be on back-order, I will just have to rely on what I was given the day I had each one of my babies... An amazing amount of love for each child and the knowledge that no matter how bad a day I might be having as a mom, the absolute best day before I had my children doesn't even come close.
Apparently, I was just not going fast enough. Peter, our six-year-old, kept announcing the fruits that remained in pure desperation. Seeing with his own eyes that I was cutting the apples with the knife was not enough to convince him that I was in fact serious about making this salad.
I was about to scream "I am only a human being" when it hit me like a ton of bricks. My super powers are almost gone! The warranty must have expired and I was none the wiser.
The card must have gotten lost among all the other papers, bills, and catalogs that come by the truckload to this house everyday.
Fear not. I will just purchase a new set of super powers.
But, this time I'm spending the big bucks and going for an upgrade. Mere eyes in the back of my head will not do anymore. My kids are getting older. My oldest will become a teenager in less than six months. I can't be fooling around with discount super powers.
The following is a list of powers I will be adding to my few remaining powers of kissing cuts and banishing monsters under the bed.
IN-VISA-MOM - I'm adding the invisibility option. True, up to this point my almost dog-like hearing powers have been enough to thwart a siege of 11-year-olds at a sleepover from raiding the fridge at 2:00 in the morning. Or, hear a hand of my nine-year-old daughter before it hits her younger brother in a toy theft.
But, who am I kidding? We are moving into the teen years. I need the power to not be seen as I say goodbye to my 12 year-old son. Plus it sure could come in handy at the middle school canteens, where the mere thought of having me chaperone is enough to make him faint.
MOMMY-GO-FASTER -- As I said, my current speed option is shot. Once I could cut the fruit and just use my sparkling personality to amuse the children. No more. I need the super speed option with the ability to cut fruit into perfectly proportioned pieces carefully leaving no skin on the apples.
Truthfully, I really need to be able to just blink and produce the fruit salad. Unfortunately, I have been told that option won't be ready for a few more years.
I was looking into the thaw-the-ice-cream-with-my-touch option, but that was just going to put me way over budget. The kids are just going to have to settle for the microwave.
LIFT-A-KID-ABILITY, otherwise known as the SUPER-STRENGTH OPTION -- This is a must. My six-year-old is getting bigger, but I'm not quite ready to give up carrying him up the stairs when he falls asleep in the playroom. It's bad enough I have to wake his sister and brother as I usher them up the stairs. The idea of not being able to hold at least one of my kids in my arms is just too much for me.
MEGA-MOM-MIND -- I have been in need of the mommy memory upgrade for some time. I thought I was covering up the fact that I couldn't always remember my children's names by using a variety of pet names, but Peter is now insisting that I use his real name. The jig is up, I need the advanced version of Super Mom Memory and I need it fast.
Fortunately for me an extra dose of patience is already included in the deluxe package. Mine is a bit frayed, but I hear this new version can withstand the teen years. I'm a little doubtful, but I'm in this mothering game for the long haul, and I'll take whatever help I can get.
I'm very disappointed to hear that they have not come up with a super power to freeze time.
My kids are growing so fast. I have only my memories and a few hundred photos to remind me of the feel and scent of each child as a newborn sleeping in my arms. Or, the look of pure joy that Tom and Lizzy had when they met their new brother Peter, for the first time. Or, the look of fear mixed with pride each time a new school year rolls around and I make all three of them take a "First day of School" picture.
Of all the Super Powers I could think of, this is the one I would pay a king's ransom for.
Just in case my Super Powers should be on back-order, I will just have to rely on what I was given the day I had each one of my babies... An amazing amount of love for each child and the knowledge that no matter how bad a day I might be having as a mom, the absolute best day before I had my children doesn't even come close.
Friday, July 15, 2011
NSB-NIILM Delhi MBA 2012-2013 Admission Process Entrance Exam Fee Structure
NSB-NIILM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MBA 2012-2013 Admission Process, MBA Entrance exam, Fee Structure, Syllabus, campus
Strategically located in Delhi, NSB-NIILM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS known as best MBA colleges in Delhi has modern infrastructure to facilitate the learning with great enthusiasm. Placement cell of the NSB-NIILM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS as best B School offers 100% placement assistance to each student. Industrial tour and real world corporate projects are an integral part of the course curriculum. The B-school is a perfect launching pad for building career in management. As learning is a continuous process and NSB-NIILM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS prepares you for your entire life with confidence.
Ranked amongst topmost B- Schools by CSR, A+ category B- schools by Business India, and Top 20 B- schools with A+++ Category by Just Careers, NSB-NIILM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS proudly stands as one of the fastest growing academic institutes in India with world class infrastructure. NSB-NIILM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS is one of the fastest growing and innovative institutes committed to deliver programs designed to equip wannabe managers with new age competence, clairvoyant vision and high levels of integrity situated in the political capital of a resurgent India, NSB-NIILM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Delhi is branded as "A Gateway for Chosen Career in Management Sciences"
Courses Offered:
1) PGPRM -Post Graduate Program in Research in Management
(Program offered by UGC Recognised University)
2) MBA
3) IMPRESS - Life Skills & Employability Training Program
Eligibility Criteria and Selection Procedure
Graduation with a minimum of 45 percent from any recognized university in India or abroad.
We follow a three tier selection system:
• Screening of applicants being done on the basis of their respective competitive exams like CAT/MAT/ JC-CAT/State -level entrance test.
• Candidates with scores meeting NSB-NIILM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS standards are called for Group Discussion to assess their team playing & communication skills.
• Candidates finally appear for their Personal Interview with the expert committee and their selection will be based on their scores, academic records, achievements in extra-curricular activities, verbal and written communication skills.
Contact Details:
Admission Off.: B-II/1, MCIE, Delhi Matura Road, Near Badarpur Metro Station, New Delhi-110 044
Ph: 011-4167 6794 / 95
Mobile: 09311111727, 09313332447, 09311399990, 09311499908
Fax: No. 011-41677052
E-Mail:admissions@nsb.in
Tag: NSB-NIILM MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013, NSB-NIILM MBA Fee Structure, NSB-NIILM MBA Admission Process, NSB-NIILM MBA Syllabus, Campus
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Top MBA Colleges Delhi | Best Management Institutes Delhi | B-Schools Delhi
Top MBA Colleges in Delhi | Best Management Institutes in Delhi | B-Schools in Delhi
Delhi is a hub of Management Colleges, there are hundreds of colleges which are offering Management Degree Programs in Delhi but among all of them only few are offering best education environment and great placement. Here we've come up with a list of Top MBA Colleges which are offering best MBA programs in Delhi.List Of Top MBA Colleges in Delhi
1)FMS (Faculty Of Management Studies)
The Faculty of Management Studies focuses on management education more than just business management. The commitment is thought leadership with a deep understanding of business. The approach to pedagogy combines fieldwork, case studies and instrumented feedback with a strong emphasis on concepts and theory.
2) Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Delhi, is a premier and dynamic institute in management and information technology education. It was established by the Lal Bahadur Shastri Educational Trust in Delhi. Over the years it has emerged as one of the premier institutes in the country imparting affordable value based management and technology education. It has widespread support of the corporate world both at national and international levels. Developing professionals with humane, pragmatic and team approach is the major aim of the institute. The Institute has been consistently ranked among the top Business Schools in the country.
3) Indian Institute of Foreign Trade(IIFT)
The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) was set up in 1963 by the Government of India as an autonomous organisation to help professionalise the country's foreign trade management and increase exports by developing human resources; generating, analysing and disseminating data; and conducting research.
The Institute's portfolio of long-term programmes is diverse, catering to the requirements of aspiring International Business executives and mid-career professionals alike.
4) Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) Delhi
The Post-graduate Programme in Management at IIT Delhi has existed for over three decades and has carved a niche for itself. The department of Management Studies imbibes the overall openness of the culture in IIT Delhi valuing all its stakeholders. In response to the feed back from the students, alumni, and industry, the Department of Management studies launched two MBA programmes in July 1997. The objective of the programmes is to impart management education in an engineering environment so as to enable the student to be optimally equipped to respond to the changing requirements of the industry in the Indian ethos. The wide international exposure, linkages with the industry, experience and diversity of their background create a rich faculty resource. The Department offers two MBA programmes. The full-time MBA Programme is focused on "Management Systems" and is designed to be completed in two years. The part-time MBA Programme is focused on "Technology Management" and is designed to be completed in three years. The programme provides a wide range of choices to the student resulting in attractive employment opportunities at the completion of the programme by incorporating a combination of various technical skills and value focused decision making along with the regular teaching. All this is imparted in a course work offered in a flexible mode.
5) Indian Institute of Finanace (IIF) Delhi
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF FINANCE (IIF) founded in 1987 as a non-profit autonomous educational institution, to promote education and research in Finance. IIF has made distinguished scholarly contributions acclaimed nationally and internationally.
IIF is solely devoted to promotion of education and research and not for profit, in public interest.
6) Indian Institute of Planning & Management (IIPM)
IIPM Delhi campus is regarded as the best campus of all campuses of IIPM, but the truth may be different. There may be many reasons behind this. One top notch reason is that Delhi is the hub of many Multinational Companies, BPOs, marketing and corporate firms. Therefore, the students have an opportunity to get selected by these top companies when the companies visit IIPM for campus placements. Delhi campus is spread in a vast area, i.e. 5 acres of land. It takes the largest area among all the similar institutes in Delhi providing management courses.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
You Are Not Going Crazy...it's not Sunday!
Shock of all shocks I 'm posting and it's not Sunday! Why, do you ask? Well, Laura Sauer, a wonderful mom has asked me to do a guest post on her very important and personal blog:
Families Coping With Infant Stroke
http://familiescopingwithinfantstroke.blogspot.com
This post is very personal and recounts some of my initial feelings when I first realized my beautiful daughter Lizzy had something wrong with her. For those of you who expect a little laughter along with my posts, I have to say, I'm not very funny here.
Like Laura and her family, our family has been forever changed by having a member who has a neurological disorder. Laura' infant son suffered a stroke in utero. Lizzy's extensive brain damage is most likely caused by genetic factors.
Though our stories are different we both feel the more information and real families people meet the harder it will be for the world to dismiss those who may be different. I am so grateful and honored that Laura asked me to guest post. Please stop by and let me know what you think!!
I have the most amazing readers and always appreciate the support you give me week after week! Thank you! Much love to you all.
Kathy Radigan
Families Coping With Infant Stroke
http://familiescopingwithinfantstroke.blogspot.com
This post is very personal and recounts some of my initial feelings when I first realized my beautiful daughter Lizzy had something wrong with her. For those of you who expect a little laughter along with my posts, I have to say, I'm not very funny here.
Like Laura and her family, our family has been forever changed by having a member who has a neurological disorder. Laura' infant son suffered a stroke in utero. Lizzy's extensive brain damage is most likely caused by genetic factors.
Though our stories are different we both feel the more information and real families people meet the harder it will be for the world to dismiss those who may be different. I am so grateful and honored that Laura asked me to guest post. Please stop by and let me know what you think!!
I have the most amazing readers and always appreciate the support you give me week after week! Thank you! Much love to you all.
Kathy Radigan
BVIMR-New Delhi MBA 2012-2013 Admission Process Entrance Exam Fee Structure
Bharati Vidyapeeth University Institute Of Management & Research – New Delhi (BVIMR) MBA Admission Process, BVIMR MBA 2012-2013 Entrance Exam, BVIMR MBA Fee Structure, BVIMR MBA Fee Structure, Syllabus, CampusA ‘4’ acres oasis in West Delhi – Bharati Vidyapeeth University Institute of Management & Research (BVIMR) is the only Institute attached with Metro Station, fabulous architecture, lush verdant woods and landscape gardens that provide an idyllic environment to engage in management & IT studies. BVIMR boasts of a world class infrastructure, state of the art facilities with air-conditioned classrooms, library and hostels that facilitate excellence in teaching, research, consultation and professional activities.
The Institution was brought under the ambit of Bharati Vidyapeeth University (BVU), Pune on the recommendations of UGC under Section 3 of UGC Act vide its letter notification no. F.9-16/2004-U3 dated 25th Feb, 2005 by Govt. of India.
Established in 1992, the institute has since then built world-class infrastructure, highly accomplished faculty and motivated students to emerge as one of the premier institutes for management education and research program. MBA program of the institute is accredited by National Board of Accreditation (AICTE), It has excellent Industry Institute Partnership cell called C.R.C. which has signed LOU/MOU with more than 40 Corporates/Business Houses It gives an added advantage of integrating classroom knowledge with practical experience The placement record of the institute has been excellent with more than 70 blue chip companies visiting every year with highest pay package of Rs. 9 lacs during the current academic year 2010-11.
BVIMR is an ISO 9001:2008 certified Institute It is ranked as one of the top 50 B-Schools in India by Business India, Hindustan Times and Outlook in their Oct/Nov 2010 issue respectively. Its MBA program is graded A* at national level and A** at state level by CRISIL (India’s leading research, risk and policy adviser company). It is also the recipient of ‘B-School Leadership Award’ from Star News.
Established in 1992, the institute has since then built world-class infrastructure, highly accomplished faculty and motivated students to emerge as one of the premier institutes for management education and research program. MBA program of the institute is accredited by National Board of Accreditation (AICTE), It has excellent Industry Institute Partnership cell called C.R.C. which has signed LOU/MOU with more than 40 Corporates/Business Houses It gives an added advantage of integrating classroom knowledge with practical experience The placement record of the institute has been excellent with more than 70 blue chip companies visiting every year with highest pay package of Rs. 9 lacs during the current academic year 2010-11.
BVIMR is an ISO 9001:2008 certified Institute It is ranked as one of the top 50 B-Schools in India by Business India, Hindustan Times and Outlook in their Oct/Nov 2010 issue respectively. Its MBA program is graded A* at national level and A** at state level by CRISIL (India’s leading research, risk and policy adviser company). It is also the recipient of ‘B-School Leadership Award’ from Star News.
Courses Offered:
1) Programme - MBA ( Master of Business Administration )
Duration - 2 years
Eligilibility -
The admission to MBA/MBA(IB) programme is through all India entrance i.e. B‐MAT conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Pune every year. It consists of written test 200 marks and GD/PI 50 marks
A graduate with bachelor or masters degree from any discipline who have passed with minimum 50% marks in aggregate ( 45 % in case of SC/ST candidates) from a recognized University. The candidates in the final year degree are also eligible to apply.
2) Programme - MMS
Duration - 1 Year
Eligilibility - 2 yrs. Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management . Admission to MMS programme is done through Personal Interviews.
Contact Details:
Bharati Vidyapeeth University
Institute of Management and Research
New Delhi
A-4, Paschim Vihar, Rohtak Road
New Delhi - 110063
Phone : 25284396, 25286442
Fax : 91 - 11 - 25286442
Email : imr@bharatividyapeeth.edu
bvimr@del3.vsnl.net.in
Website : http://www.bvimr.com
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
IPSAR Delhi MBA 2012-2013 Admission Process Entrance Exam, Fee Structure, Syllabus, Campus
Institute of Professional Studies And Research- IPSAR Delhi MBA 2012-2013 Admission Process, MBA Entrance Exam, Fee Structure, Syllabus, Campus
Institute of Professional Studies And Research (IPSAR) – started as an endeavor in 1988 by Dr. R.N. Misra – a visionary educationist of Orissa in the field of Management and Cost Accountancy. In less than two decades IPSAR has evolved into eastern India’s premier management institute.IPSAR, a premier B-School operating in Eastern India at sliver City Cuttack, got recognition from AICTE in September 1993. IPSAR has an approved intake of 120 for its Full Time MBA programme and an intake of 60 seats for its Part Time 3 year MBA programme for working executives under affiliation to the Biju Patnaik University of Technology(BPUT).
it is the only self-financing Institute which has been conducting 2 years Management Programme for the last 14 years with a student intake of 50-60% from outside the state. The Institute is ideally located for academic pursuit on a lush green campus situated in a clean and peaceful environment of CDA complex on the bank of River Kathojori, Cuttack. The city is well connected with railway and National Highways and 25kms from the state capital, is the hub of commercial activities of the state.
Courses Offered:
MBA
IPSAR, a premier Business Management School operating in Eastern India at sliver City Cuttack, got recognition by the Ministry of Human Reources, Govt of India in 1991 to conduct management programmes. The AICTE accorded recognition in September 1993to conduct PGDM 2 year programme. IPSAR has an approved intake of 120 for its Full Time MBA program and an approved intake of 60 seats for its Part Time 3-year MBA program for working executives under affiliation to the Biju Patnaik University of Technology (BPUT). It is the only self-financing Institute, which has been conducting 2 years Management Program for the last 17 years with a student flow from various states of the country.
Admission Process:
- A graduate shall only be eligible for admission into the regular 2 years MBA Program of the University. He /She should have secured a valid rank of Orissa JEE/ MAT / XAT/MAT score as per the norms prescribed by the University from time to time.
- Similarly, the minimum qualifications for taking admission into part-time MBA program shall be any graduate with minimum of two years of experience in supervisory capacity in any organization.
- A Student shall have to first get admission into the University as bonafide student as per University regulations before commencement of instruction in First Trimester. All admitted students will be issued Registration card by the University.
- At the beginning of each trimester (except first), a student has to register for all the subjects. Only such registered students will be allowed to attend classes and appear at examinations.
- Admission shall ordinarily close as per notification by the appropriate authority.
Contact Details
IPSAR Delhi campus
Bu-62, SFS Flat,
Outer Ring Road,
Pitampura, New Delhi,
New Delhi - INDIA
+91.11. 27375577
director@ipsar.ac.in , admission@ipsar.ac.in , contact@ipsar.ac.in , contact_del@ipsar.ac.in
Website: http://www.ipsar.ac.in
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Sunday, July 10, 2011
Finding Home
As I was sliding down the hill, I had to question the wisdom of taking the trail my 12-year-old, Tom, wanted to take. I figured that because I was with my dad, it would be OK. But my dear 71-years-young father was way ahead of me and wasn't looking back. I had lost sight of him.
Tom was behind me exclaiming that this was the best day of his life.
For a minute I panicked. We were 15 minutes from home in a state park I've known since the age of nine, but I feared we were hopelessly lost. There are few things I hate more than being lost, and I'll do anything to avoid it.
I have the poorest sense of direction in human history. I can get lost trying to get out of a paper bag.
Tom still had no idea something was wrong. Then I had a momentary flashback to 35 years ago.
I was 10 and at a sleep away camp, deep in the woods. That first morning, I woke up before anyone else and needed the bathroom. I had declined my counselor's sleepy offer to walk me to the outhouse a small distance from our cabin.
Getting to the outhouse was fine. But the return trip? I guess I turned in the wrong direction. Two hours later and I still hadn't found my way back to the cabin.
There I was in my little baby doll pajamas going from cabin to cabin hoping to find mine. Each time a counselor would give me directions to get back to my cabin. Not wanting to look anymore foolish then I already did, I acted like I understood just fine. Off I would go, only to get more lost.
Finally I stumbled onto a cabin of boys and that counselor brought me back to my group. I was lost for almost three hours.
Oddly enough I don't remember ever crying or showing anyone just how terrified I was. Even at the age of 10, far from home, completely lost, I still wanted to look like I had it all together.I was always terrified that people would know I was dyslexic. At times I felt so lost in school. It was as if I was on the wrong planet and everyone spoke another language. I was always looking for the way home. Someplace where I didn't have to work so hard to fit in.
Oddly enough, I didn't know that the place I was looking for was one that I would create myself. With the help of a guy I met on a blind date 21 years ago this month who understood and listened to me when I said I couldn't do something. He told me I could do it anyway. For the first time, I believed it.
"I can't type..." "I can't go to college..." "I can't drive..." "I will be lost." Each of my fears was countered by a "Yes you can." And then I did.
Learning to find my way home, through the doubt and the fear, allows me to teach my three children that they too can go where they want to. Even when it feels impossible, they take the steps required to get out of the forest and return home.
It doesn't matter if the challenge is learning to read for Peter, seventh-grade math for Tom, or the many obstacles of being a special needs child for Lizzy. The kids are finding their way, and I'm finding mine.
In my heart, I know how hard it is to feel completely lost, and I know the joy when you realize you can do what you once thought was impossible.
These thoughts came to me as I was sliding down the hill at the park. With my heart beating a tad faster, I came to the end of the hill. Tom quickly followed behind me.
We were none the worse for the wear. We found our way back on the path and my now gloating dad.
Tom can't wait to do it all again tomorrow.
Neither can I.
Tom was behind me exclaiming that this was the best day of his life.
For a minute I panicked. We were 15 minutes from home in a state park I've known since the age of nine, but I feared we were hopelessly lost. There are few things I hate more than being lost, and I'll do anything to avoid it.
I have the poorest sense of direction in human history. I can get lost trying to get out of a paper bag.
Tom still had no idea something was wrong. Then I had a momentary flashback to 35 years ago.
I was 10 and at a sleep away camp, deep in the woods. That first morning, I woke up before anyone else and needed the bathroom. I had declined my counselor's sleepy offer to walk me to the outhouse a small distance from our cabin.
Getting to the outhouse was fine. But the return trip? I guess I turned in the wrong direction. Two hours later and I still hadn't found my way back to the cabin.
There I was in my little baby doll pajamas going from cabin to cabin hoping to find mine. Each time a counselor would give me directions to get back to my cabin. Not wanting to look anymore foolish then I already did, I acted like I understood just fine. Off I would go, only to get more lost.
Finally I stumbled onto a cabin of boys and that counselor brought me back to my group. I was lost for almost three hours.
Oddly enough I don't remember ever crying or showing anyone just how terrified I was. Even at the age of 10, far from home, completely lost, I still wanted to look like I had it all together.I was always terrified that people would know I was dyslexic. At times I felt so lost in school. It was as if I was on the wrong planet and everyone spoke another language. I was always looking for the way home. Someplace where I didn't have to work so hard to fit in.
Oddly enough, I didn't know that the place I was looking for was one that I would create myself. With the help of a guy I met on a blind date 21 years ago this month who understood and listened to me when I said I couldn't do something. He told me I could do it anyway. For the first time, I believed it.
"I can't type..." "I can't go to college..." "I can't drive..." "I will be lost." Each of my fears was countered by a "Yes you can." And then I did.
Learning to find my way home, through the doubt and the fear, allows me to teach my three children that they too can go where they want to. Even when it feels impossible, they take the steps required to get out of the forest and return home.
It doesn't matter if the challenge is learning to read for Peter, seventh-grade math for Tom, or the many obstacles of being a special needs child for Lizzy. The kids are finding their way, and I'm finding mine.
In my heart, I know how hard it is to feel completely lost, and I know the joy when you realize you can do what you once thought was impossible.
These thoughts came to me as I was sliding down the hill at the park. With my heart beating a tad faster, I came to the end of the hill. Tom quickly followed behind me.
We were none the worse for the wear. We found our way back on the path and my now gloating dad.
Tom can't wait to do it all again tomorrow.
Neither can I.
IILM Delhi MBA Admission Process, MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Fee Structure
IILM Delhi MBA Admission Process, MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Fee Structure, Syllabus, Campus
IILM Institute Delhi, a place to pursue knowledge beyond traditional boundaries. You will encounter that attitude all around our campus, in education, in scholarship, and in research.
An institute initiated to impart quality education to the youth while equipping them with knowledge and skills which would enable them to leave their individual marks in the business world. IILM institute for Higher Education strives to create a niche of talented managers who make meaningful contributions to global businesses. Offering academic programs at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, IILM allows aspiring managers to get a comprehensive view of the business world.
IILM MBA Courses Offred
Post Graduate Full Time Programme
The Post Graduate Programme (PGP) at IILM Institute for Higher Education, caters to the demand of management professionals and prepares its graduating students for challenging careers through an intensive and rigorous curriculum. IILM Institute believes in holistic development of the students and their participation in the education programme, instils into them professionalism, critical thinking, ability to work hard, and take decisions. The Institute also exposes the students to all aspects of management and its various facets like environment protection, human values, social responsibility, information and communication systems and so forth. IILM is a centre of excellence in value based education, training, research and consultancy. To encourage cross cultural interaction, we have started School of South Asian Studies since 2007 wherein we take selected students and faculty of PGP to any of the southasian countries like Singapore to study. IILM's mission is to develop tomorrow's business leaders through integrated learning and industry-academic partnerships.
Eligibility
Students who have completed their graduation in any stream or appearing in the final year of their graduation from universities and institutions recognized by AICTE/UGC/AIU can apply.
Affiliation
Distance Education Council ( DEC)
IILM Institute for Higher Education has been accorded recognition by the Distance Education Council(DEC) to offer programs approved by the Institute's statutory body, thorough distance mode . Distance Education Council of India is the apex government regulatory institution which lays down standards; monitors; and accords recognition to the institutes offering higher and professional education through distance mode. The approval shows the confidence government institutions and universities are reposing in IILM Institute for Higher Education, Gurgaon which has created a name for itself in the realm of professional management education.
Contact Details
IILM
Ph: 011-30934300
Email: pgp@iilm.edu
For Admission Queries: 011-30934456 / 30934336
For Placement Queries : 011-30934306/ 9810461112
Dean's Office : Dr. Shuchi Agrawal : 011 - 30934323
IILM Delhi
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NIILM Delhi MBA 2012-2013 Entrance Exam, Fee, Admission Process
NIILM-Delhi 2012-2013 MBA Entrance Exam, Admission process, Fee
NIILM-Center for Management Studies is ranked among India 's premier business schools, and its efforts in managerial capacity building and human resources development in the country have always been accorded serious appreciation. The institution has been offering training, consulting and advisory services to professionally managed companies and entrepreneurial set ups cutting across the whole spectrum of the human resource development function. Nearly 1000 NIILM Alumni are working in responsible managerial and leadership positions in Indian and Foreign companies today. The institution thrives on real-time industry participation across the various stages of its value chain, which enable continuous evolution of NIILM's teaching curriculum, pedagogy and skill-development frameworks. Considering the demands of radically new skills, concepts, philosophies and systems of management today, NIILM CMS has established and initiated several events and platforms to discuss and brainstorm on such requirements.
Courses Offered
Full-Time PGDM program
NIILM's full-time PGDM program offering specializations in the areas of International Business, Marketing, Finance, Human Resources Management and Information Technology & Systems Management.
Eligibility:
Our two years full time PGDM program is designed for those who have completed their graduation or its equivalent degree in any discipline recognized by the Association of Indian Universities or the AICTE are eligible for Post Graduate Studies with minimum of 50% marks . Individuals appearing for their final year Degree examination can also apply. The proof of graduation testimonials has to be furnished latest by 31st October 2011.
How To Apply
Application Kit (Application Form & Prospectus) can be obtained from the admission office of NIILM-CMS from 5th of October, 2010 on payment of Rs. 1650/- in cash or through Courier by demand draft of Rs 1700/- drawn in favour of “ NIILM-CMS” payable at NEW DELHI . Our application form can also be downloaded from our website; www.niilm.com. Downloaded filled application form can be sent to the admission office along with a demand draft of Rs. 1700/- drawn in favour of “NIILM-CMS" payable at NEW DELHI . We strongly encourage you to review all these materials before you apply. The PGDM Admissions Committee will review only those applications that include all required informations. Your application must include Completed Application Form One passport size photograph.
Selection Procedure :
The selection procedure at NIILM-CMS is highly structured and objective. It is geared towards assessing the applicants' on requisite attitudes, drive and learning abilities to put him / her up through two years of rigorous learning. Three Tier Selection Process :
Tier 1 : Screening applicants on the basis of their CAT*/ MAT/XAT/ATMA/GMAT Scores.
Tier 2 : Candidates who qualify in the above tests with scores meeting NIILM-CMS standards are called for Group Discussions.
Tier 3 : Candidates finally appear for the personal interview with the Admission Board.
Final Selection:
The provisionally selected candidates shall be communicated of their final selection within 15 days of GD and Interviews . The selected candidates must pay the registration amount in order to book their seat within 7 days and their first installment of the fee within next fifteen days. The seats shall be offered to selected candidates on first come first serve.
Scholarships:
NIILM-CMS offers excellent scholarships to deserving meritorious candidates. The scholarships are based on the performance of their CAT/MAT/XAT/ATMA/GMAT score, academic background and overall performance.
Contact Details
NIILM Centre for Management Studies
Plot No. 53, Knowledge Park-V, Greater Noida -201310
Ph.: 0120-2397001, 2397002, 2397003/7006, Fax: 0120-2397007
e-mail: info@niilm.com, Website: www.niilm.com
NIILM Delhi
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EIILM Delhi MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013 Admission Process Fee
EIILM MBA Fee, Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Admission Process
The Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management (EIILM) is highly focused source of professional education for building careers in management. It represents an effective and significant investment in human potential development in India in the evolving context of the world. A specialized centre for professional education, the institute has been offering two years full time program in management.Courses Offered:
Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGPM)
Post Graduate Programme in Management is a broad based general management qualification tailored to the needs of experienced or aspiring managers who wish to expand their knowledge and skills to equip them for senior Management Executives positions. It seeks to develop the perspectives necessary for Effective Business Management.
Areas Of Specialization:
Marketing | Finance | Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management | Systems | International business | Insurance and Risk management | Retail Business Management | Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Students are required to take Nine optional papers during semester III & IV of which Five to Six during semesters III & remaining Three to Four during semester IV. A student doing a major in one area has to take total six optional papers from that area and the remaining three from any other area. However, if the remaining three are taken from one area only the student gets a minor in that area.
Eligibility Criteria For Admission:
The minimum qualification for admission to the course is a Bachelor’s Degree (10+2+3 system) in Arts/ Science/Commerce or a Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering and Technology/Medical Science/ Professional Course or its equivalent from a UGC recognized University.
Candidate seeking admission to the Course shall have to qualify CAT/MAT/ATMA/EMAT.
Final Selection of the eligible Candidates will be made on the basis of a cumulative score of Academic Achievements, CAT/MAT/ATMA/EMAT Score, Group Discussion, Viva-Voce and Work Experience.
Contact Details:
41, MCIE, Mathura Road , New Delhi - 110044
Mobile : 09311532583, 09311532576, 9311532602
Website: http://www.eiilm.edu.in
Eastern Institute for Integrated Learning in Management EIILM
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Saturday, July 9, 2011
IMI Delhi MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013 Fee Admission Process
IMI New Delhi MBA Fee, Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Admission Process
Nestled in Qutab Institutional Area, International Management Institute (IMI), New Delhi was established in 1981 in collaboration with IMI Geneva (now IMD, Lausanne). IMI is India’s first corporate sponsored Business School with sponsorship from corporate houses like RPG Enterprises, Nestle, ITC, SAIL, Tata Chemicals, BOC and Williamson Magor etc. Over a period of time in the last 28 years the Institute has acquired a truly global status. The Institute received UNDP assistance for promoting internationally oriented management education. Besides this it has also various other international linkages with bodies like World Bank, UNDP, ILO, UNCTAD, Asian Productivity Organization etc. To provide a global perspective to the students, the Institute’s flagship two year Post Graduate Programme in Management has a student exchange programme with various European Schools such as ESC Rennes, France, MIP School of Management France, Graz University Austria, IESEG School of Management and IDRAC Lyon, France etc.Courses Offered
1)Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) is a two year full-time programme approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and has been recognized by the Association of India Universities (AIU) as equivalent to MBA
2)Post-Graduate Diploma in Management (Human Resource) PGDM - HR is a two year full-time programme approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and has been recognized by the Association of India Universities (AIU) as equivalent to MBA
3)Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Management (Executive PGDM) is a 15 months full-time programme recognized by the Ministry of Human Resources, Govt. of India. It is targeted at participants looking for an exposure in international business. This programme therefore requires the participants to have prior experience in industry.
4)Post-Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM - Part Time) is a three year part-time programme for working executives. This programme is recognised by Ministry of Human Resources, Govt. of India, and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
Contact Details
International Management Institute
B-10, Qutab Institutional Area,Tara Crescent, New Delhi - 110016
Tel: 91-11-26529237/38/39
Website: http://www.imi.edu
International Management Institute, New Delhi
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Skyline Business School MBA Fee Admission Process Entrance Exam 2012-2013
Skyline Business School, Delhi MBA Entrance Exam, Skyline MBA Fee, Admission Process
Skyline Business School was set up in 1996 with an aim to become one of the leading business schools in the country, preparing young and responsible managers. Today, the institute, through its commitment and foresight, provides a state-of-art learning environment to its students and facilitate them in building a successful career.Skyline offers graduate and post-graduate courses in business management with specialisation in finance, HRM, marketing, international business, and retail. The industry Integrated MBA program, affiliated to Maharshi Dayanand University. Some of the other courses offered by Skyline include professional courses in travel and tourism and journalism. The institute also provides weekend MBA for working executives with specialisation in marketing, finance and HRM.
The admission in the institute is based on academic performance of the candidate in qualifying entrance tests including CAT, MAT & ATMA followed by their performance in group discussions and personal interviews.
Courses Offered
-MBA in International Business
- MBA in Marketing
- MBA in Finance
- MBA in Human Resources Management
- MBA in Retail
- MBA in Information Systems
- MBA in Production Management
- MBA in Tourism
- MBA in Supply Chain Management
- PGDM in Marketing
- PGDM in Human Resources Management.
Contact Details
Skyline Business School
Hauz Khas Enclave,
New Delhi - 110 016, India.
Phone : 91-11-26864848, 26866968,
26524399,41656169
Fax : 91-11-26864848
http://www.skylinecollege.com
Skyline Business School, New Delhi
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Apeejay Delhi MBA Entrance Exam Fee Admission Process
Apeejay School Of Management, New Delhi MBA Fee, Apeejay MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Admission Process
The Apeejay Education Society established the Apeejay School of Management (ASM) in 1993. The ASM strives to develop competent and relevant manpower for the twenty first century needs of trade, business, and industry. The School supports the various programmes for enhancing the potential of individual students, enriching human values, upholding the Indian value system, all acting in union as a vehicle for growth at the national and international level, thereby making it a "student driven" institute of higher learning.The Apeejay School of Management is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, to run Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (Full Time) courses.
Courses Offered
- PGDM (Full Time)
- PGDM (Full Time) in International Business (IB)
- PGDM (Full Time) in Communication Management (CM)
Admission Process
Apeejay School of Management, Dwarka considers CAT/MAT/XAT scores for admissions to its PGDM programmesContact Details
Tel. No. : 011-25364524
Ms. Manupriya Bali 9811332506
Co-Convener – Corporate Resource Centre
Ms. Divya Jinda 9311891684
Co-Convener – Corporate Resource Centre
Website: http://www.apeejay.edu
Apeejay School Of Management, New Delhi
Apeejay School Of Management MBA Fee, Apeejay Delhi Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Apeejay Institute delhi MBA Admission Process
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Best Management Training on Earth
The other night I was so tired, and our youngest, Peter, was just not going to sleep. It was one in the morning, and I was desperate. I brought out the big gun.
"Peter, that's it. I'm putting on All the Presidents Men".
"No mommy. No All the Presidents Men," came his plea for mercy.
I was too tired for mercy.
Yes, my secret is out. When I can't get my youngest to sleep, I bring him into my room (if he's not there already) and put on a movie that's guaranteed to bore him to sleep. All the Presidents Men is my strongest weapon. If I'm feeling a little more patient, it's Julie and Julia or Field of Dreams.
But this was a night for a political thriller.
Before Woodward met Bernstein, Peter was asleep.
I've developed such a strange skill set in 12 years of motherhood that I started thinking how I could possibly define it if I was ever looking for work in the corporate world again. How could I possibly sum up all the creative problem solving I've done as a mom? Is there a position where I could use all these skills?
As I was considering my options, I thought about CEO of a Fortune 500 company or perhaps Secretary of State.
Yes, Secretary Clinton's impressive resume includes turns as senator, first lady, lawyer, and congressional aide on her way to becoming the nation's chief diplomat. Admittedly, I've been none of these.
But, how much do you want to bet that when it comes down to the nitty-gritty negotiations she has to do with world leaders, she relies on her time as a mom as much as any other position she's held?
Who does more day-to-day negotiations than a mother? Every day we have to get our little darlings to do things that they just don't want to do. Eat with a fork, use the potty, not put their fingers in their noses, and that's just for starters.
When my oldest, Tom, was four, he refused to go into a Friendly's restaurant because he feared they might play music that he found painful to his ears. I spent almost an hour, slowly and carefully getting him from the car to the restaurant, determined that he not let fear rule his life. Now it may not be the same as getting Middle Eastern heads of state to the negotiating table, but, it's pretty close.
Thankfully I had my own dad to encourage me and stay with a then one-year-old Lizzy while she slept in the car. But, every good executive has assistants to help her out with difficult assignments.
I have made burping noises while cutting fingernails so little people don't get freaked out but don't have cat claws either. I have sung, ate and swallowed every animal in "I Know an Old Lady Who Swalled a Fly" to entertain children while we wait for what seemed like hours in doctors' offices. I even came up with a story of a princess who learned to get out of the pool without screaming, so I could avoid a meltdown and get everybody out of said pool in one piece.
I am no pushover either. I have slashed TV, iPod, and movie privileges when the situation called for it, and I did not back down. If I could withstand the furror of a tweenager, I'm pretty sure I could handle a board room of executives.
We haven't even spoken about the multi-tasking required to diaper a baby, contain a toddler, and make an appointment with the pediatrician all at the same time as you look over a picture book with your eldest child lest they feel left out. It's perfect preperation for a board meeting.
Motherhood may be the best training ground we have to develop strong leaders and heads of industries.
If there are any future leaders who don't have time right now to start their own families, yet would like a crash course in a) negotiating, b) improving productivity, and c) operating on time and within budget, I will gladly let them spend time with my family. Come spend a few days being in the trenches of motherhood with me. It's a sacrifice I would make for the good of my country.
"Peter, that's it. I'm putting on All the Presidents Men".
"No mommy. No All the Presidents Men," came his plea for mercy.
I was too tired for mercy.
Yes, my secret is out. When I can't get my youngest to sleep, I bring him into my room (if he's not there already) and put on a movie that's guaranteed to bore him to sleep. All the Presidents Men is my strongest weapon. If I'm feeling a little more patient, it's Julie and Julia or Field of Dreams.
But this was a night for a political thriller.
Before Woodward met Bernstein, Peter was asleep.
I've developed such a strange skill set in 12 years of motherhood that I started thinking how I could possibly define it if I was ever looking for work in the corporate world again. How could I possibly sum up all the creative problem solving I've done as a mom? Is there a position where I could use all these skills?
As I was considering my options, I thought about CEO of a Fortune 500 company or perhaps Secretary of State.
Yes, Secretary Clinton's impressive resume includes turns as senator, first lady, lawyer, and congressional aide on her way to becoming the nation's chief diplomat. Admittedly, I've been none of these.
But, how much do you want to bet that when it comes down to the nitty-gritty negotiations she has to do with world leaders, she relies on her time as a mom as much as any other position she's held?
Who does more day-to-day negotiations than a mother? Every day we have to get our little darlings to do things that they just don't want to do. Eat with a fork, use the potty, not put their fingers in their noses, and that's just for starters.
When my oldest, Tom, was four, he refused to go into a Friendly's restaurant because he feared they might play music that he found painful to his ears. I spent almost an hour, slowly and carefully getting him from the car to the restaurant, determined that he not let fear rule his life. Now it may not be the same as getting Middle Eastern heads of state to the negotiating table, but, it's pretty close.
Thankfully I had my own dad to encourage me and stay with a then one-year-old Lizzy while she slept in the car. But, every good executive has assistants to help her out with difficult assignments.
I have made burping noises while cutting fingernails so little people don't get freaked out but don't have cat claws either. I have sung, ate and swallowed every animal in "I Know an Old Lady Who Swalled a Fly" to entertain children while we wait for what seemed like hours in doctors' offices. I even came up with a story of a princess who learned to get out of the pool without screaming, so I could avoid a meltdown and get everybody out of said pool in one piece.
I am no pushover either. I have slashed TV, iPod, and movie privileges when the situation called for it, and I did not back down. If I could withstand the furror of a tweenager, I'm pretty sure I could handle a board room of executives.
We haven't even spoken about the multi-tasking required to diaper a baby, contain a toddler, and make an appointment with the pediatrician all at the same time as you look over a picture book with your eldest child lest they feel left out. It's perfect preperation for a board meeting.
Motherhood may be the best training ground we have to develop strong leaders and heads of industries.
If there are any future leaders who don't have time right now to start their own families, yet would like a crash course in a) negotiating, b) improving productivity, and c) operating on time and within budget, I will gladly let them spend time with my family. Come spend a few days being in the trenches of motherhood with me. It's a sacrifice I would make for the good of my country.
IIPM Delhi MBA Fee | IIPM Entrance Exam 2012-2013 Admission Process
IIPM Delhi MBA Fee | IIPM Delhi MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013 | IIPM MBA Admission Process
Indian Institute of Planning & Management (IIPM) was established in Founded in 1973, IIPM has grown to become one of the most respected business schools in South Asia. Spread across India, IIPM's seven centers cover an area of more than 200,000 sq. ft.and have the most technically advanced infrastructure that have been provided by organizations like IBM, Dell, Samsung, HP and others. IIPM's management researches, encapsulated in our journals (4Ps, Strategic Innovators, Human Factor, Need the Dough, India Economy Review) are benchmarks of learning for corporate India.IIPM Delhi campus is regarded as the best campus of all campuses of IIPM, but the truth may be different. There may be many reasons behind this. One top notch reason is that Delhi is the hub of many Multinational Companies, BPOs, marketing and corporate firms. Therefore, the students have an opportunity to get selected by these top companies when the companies visit IIPM for campus placements. Delhi campus is spread in a vast area, i.e. 5 acres of land. It takes the largest area among all the similar institutes in Delhi providing management courses. There are many facilities like AC classrooms, free laptops to the students, well qualified professionals, global exposure and many more. In addition to this, students are also provided with certain other facilities like cafeteria, swimming pool, gym, etc. for entertainment and relaxation purposes.
Courses offered
2-year National Economic Planning and Entrepreneurship program.3-year integrated National Economic Planning and Entrepreneurship program.
European exchange program with IMI.
IIPM is an autonomous institution and is free from the purview of UGC, AICTE and AIU. All the courses at IIPM are provided with approval of International management Institute (IMI) and the students are also awarded their degrees by IMI.
Contact Details:
IIPM ,D-II, Level-2 ,
Southern Park , Saket,
New Delhi-110017
INDIA
Phone: 91-11-41799993, 41799994.
Website: http://www.iipm.edu
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Tag: IIPM Delhi MBA Fee Structure, IIPM Delhi MBA Entrance Exam, IIPM Delhi MBA Admission Process
Cosmic Business School Delhi MBA Fee Entrance Exam Admission Process
Cosmic Business School, Delhi MBA Fee, Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Admission process
Cosmic Business School, more popularly known as CBS is inspired from the philosophies of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
Cosmic Business School has built a considerable reputation for the quality of its teaching. As an institution we focus our main research activity on the constant improvement of the learning experience of our student. We at Cosmic Business School are offering flexible and innovative learning opportunities that reflect and match the needs of students and employers. Students here are encouraged to think critically and act decisively so that they can handle the uncertainties of business confidently.
With a single point agenda to provide meaningful Vocational & Professional qualification resulting into the best employment, we have remained in the forefront of the institutions imparting management education in keeping with the changing business environment. With a wide range of courses to choose from, students have an opportunity to specialize in the field of their choice. The ultimate objective is to prepare our students to be able to succeed in the fast changing and fiercely competitive business scenario.
The objective of CBS is to develop managers who can re-engineer changes, and act ethically in the complex business environment. Along with managerial competence, the school emphasizes a humane, ethical approach, based on the principles of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, which imparts the qualities of honesty, dedication and social justice. The idea is to have a strategic alliance of professional and personal goals.
At CBS, we have designed and created various programs to give the students the foundation to think about the business from all perspective. The courseware is, hence, designed to develop not only the knowledge but also the lateral thinking skills needed to solve practical problems faced in business.
Courses Offered By CBS- Quadra Certification: 2 years PG Prgoramme
- MBA+PGPM : PG Programme [ 2 yrs ]
- 2 Years PGDITM+PGPM+SAP Certification
- 2 Years PGDITM+PGPM
- PG Certificate in Management (Finance) – 1 year
- PG Certificate in Management ( Human Resource Development) – 1 year
- PG Certificate in Management ( Marketing) – 1 year
- PG Certificate in Management ( International Business) – 1 year
- PG Certificate in Management ( Retail) – 1 year
- PG Certificate in Management ( Pharma) – 1 year
Contact Details
Cosmic Business School
B1/E11, MCIE,Mathura Road
New Delhi –110044
Ph. 011- 40520815/16/17
Website: http://www.cosmic.edu.in
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Rai Business School Delhi MBA Entrance Exam Fee Admission Process
Rai Business School, Delhi MBA Entrance Exam 2012-2013, Fee, Admission Process
RBS is a blend of innovation, perfection, and creation. Providing quality management education to students and helping them secure a rewarding position in the corporate world are the foremost objectives of RBS across all its 5 campuses located in Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Bhopal, Raipur. All the RBS campuses are well equipped with infrastructural and instructional facilities. Here, the environs are perfect to equip future professionals with the right set of attitudes, skills and knowledge. CSR-GHRDC Survey 2010 has ranked RBS amongst the best B-schools in India.RBS ensures that its every student emerge as a total professional i.e. as one with a distinct individuality to lead and galvanize the process of change and transformation in the 21st century. A Little unexpected for a business school one might think – but that’s exactly what Rai Business School has. It intends to help students discover their various facets and attain their true potential. To attain its objectives, RBS has the best possible industry contacts, the finest of faculty and a stimulating learning environment. All in all, RBS ensures that its students are equipped with the wherewithal to realize their dreams the moment they step out from the Institute.
Courses offered by Delhi campus
PROGRAM DETAILS
• MBA from UGC recognized University + Post Graduate Program in Planning and Entrepreneurship(Industry Integrated)from UGC recognized Universities
Duration: 2 years
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
6-Fold Career Advantage with Dual Specialization in Finance, HR, IT, IB & Marketing
PGPPE (Industry Integrated) – UGC recognized university
MBA Degree : UGC Recognized University
*Certificate in Applied German
*Certificate in Applied Information Technology
*Certificate in Business Communication & Life Skills
*Certificates as per the Specializations in Semester III (any one)
• Accounting and Finance Professional
• Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethical Marketing
• International Marketing and Research
• HR Practices in Management
• Software Testing
Dual Specialization in Finance, HR, IT, IB & Marketing
* All the certificates will be awarded from UGC recognized university
•BBA from UGC recognized University + Under Graduate Program in Planning and Entrepreneurship (Industry Integrated) from UGC recognized University
Duration: 3 years
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
*Certificate in Foreign Language
*Certificate in Business Communication & Life Skills
* All the certificates will be awarded from UGC recognized university
• MBA from UGC recognized University + Post Graduate Program in Planning and Entrepreneurship(Industry Integrated)from UGC recognized Universities
Duration: 2 years
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
6-Fold Career Advantage with Dual Specialization in Finance, HR, IT, IB & Marketing
PGPPE (Industry Integrated) – UGC recognized university
MBA Degree : UGC Recognized University
*Certificate in Applied German
*Certificate in Applied Information Technology
*Certificate in Business Communication & Life Skills
*Certificates as per the Specializations in Semester III (any one)
• Accounting and Finance Professional
• Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethical Marketing
• International Marketing and Research
• HR Practices in Management
• Software Testing
Dual Specialization in Finance, HR, IT, IB & Marketing
* All the certificates will be awarded from UGC recognized university
•BBA from UGC recognized University + Under Graduate Program in Planning and Entrepreneurship (Industry Integrated) from UGC recognized University
Duration: 3 years
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
*Certificate in Foreign Language
*Certificate in Business Communication & Life Skills
* All the certificates will be awarded from UGC recognized university
Contact Info
Rai University - Entrepreneurs' Business School, Rai Business School
A-41,Mohan Cooperative Industrial Estate,
Mathura Road, New Delhi - 110044
Email:delhi@rbs.edu.in
Website: http://www.rbs.edu.in
Phone No(S):011 - 26991300,
011 - 41560000,
011 - 41570000,
011 - 32557623
Tag: Rai Business School Delhi MBA Entrance Exam, Rai Business School Delhi MBA Fee, Rai Business School Delhi MBA Admission Process 2012-2013
011 - 41560000,
011 - 41570000,
011 - 32557623
Tag: Rai Business School Delhi MBA Entrance Exam, Rai Business School Delhi MBA Fee, Rai Business School Delhi MBA Admission Process 2012-2013
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