Dr. Shalini Sharma, Associate Professor, Area Chair – Communication and Development “Change is the Law of Nature and the One Who doesn’t choose to be, Loses to be in the Battle”. The New Normal brought a new format of working to us: Work from Home, which transformed our work culture drastically. Innovation was on the
Four aspects of the overall economy – governance, education, infrastructure and trade policy – are closely linked to more exports across countries. As the world’s largest producer of copper, Chile’s steel exports account for about one third of the world’s demand and represent about half of its exports. But in addition to mining rule, Chile’s
In the midst of the worldwide lockdown, there is an emphasis on online classes and studies in all countries. India is no exception to this where issues like digital literacy and digital divide between the need for online education and its business are emerging. In India, all educational institutions including schools and colleges could complete
Today the whole world is facing the drastic impact of COVID-19 pandemic on its economy. The COVID-19 corona virus has impacted each and every industry and directly or indirectly every business has become part of this tsunami of pandemic. Though the situation initially was completely negative and nobody had any clue on how to handle
Do you think you need experience in order to gain experience? There’s a reason why most MBA or PGDM colleges emphasizes on internship programmes. This is one of the most pressing concerns for young people, freshmen, and new entrants into the corporate world as they make their way into the workforce. This is when the
Ever since I was young, I like to play with numbers. I was good at mathematics and was always among one of the highest scorers. I found the subject practical and interesting. Growing up my interest for the subject developed even more. My love for mathematics continued and I opted it as a compulsory subject
Startup termed as a company which is in the first stage of operations or the initial stage of business. Startups are founded by one or more than one entrepreneur who has an idea and want to develop a product or services on basis of future demand of customers. These kinds of companies usually initially starts
PGDM program stands for Post-Graduation Diploma in Management, a two-year business management program that caters to the industry requirements, and also helps management aspirants develop relevant soft and hard skills to transform into an industry ready management professional. The reason behind it is being a Diploma program not a Degree is the fact that only
The gap between the industry and academia is bridged through the extra knowledge imparted to the students by various certification agencies. These are the value added certifications (VACs). The VACs have been an important part of the curriculum these days and many educational institutions imparting professional courses have made it an integral part of their curriculum.
