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TRAINING AND Advanced Studies in Management and Communications Ltd. (TASMAC), a leading educational network, will now admit only students with a minimum of two years of relevant work experience for its MBA programme. TASMAC offers MBA and BA (Honours) in Business Administration degrees validated by the University of Wales. This university is the second largest and one of the four federal universities of the United Kingdom. The TASMAC courses are offered on its campuses in Bangalore and Pune. MBA is defined by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education in the U.K. as a career development generalist programme for those who have significant post-graduation and relevant work experience on which the learning process should build. The main emphasis of the programme is on leadership through strategic management. On TASMAC's decision to allow only experienced candidates to MBA, TASMAC Chairman and Managing Director, Giri Dua, says: "We believe that a programme such as an MBA requires high practical orientation and therefore, prior work experience enables the student to understand and appreciate the theories better and enables them to relate these with real life situations." For more on TASMAC, email: enquiries@tasmac.ac.in. THE PKM Education Trust has proposed to start an Ayurvedic college and Pharmacy college from the next academic year on its campus in Chikkabanavara, Hesarghatta Road. To accommodate these faculties, the trust has constructed a new building equipped with modern scientific instruments to train the students. The trust has also planned to set up hostels, a swimming pool, indoor and outdoor stadiums, gymnasiums and an information centre at the site. THE MAHARANI Lakshmi Ammanni College for Women recently hosted "BIOENIGMA-2004", an inter-collegiate festival conducted by the college's Life Sciences Association. Among the events lined up were contests in quiz, lecture, debate, essay writing and model making. About 400 participants from several colleges affiliated to Bangalore University turned up for the festival. The event also featured a symposium on "Biotechnology and its applications". RV COLLEGE of Engineering has tied up with Achieva Components India for joint efforts in providing advanced facilities in the areas of FPGA and PLD designs at the college. Achieva will provide software tools and hardware kits to train postgraduate and undergraduate students at RVCE and also create a facility for the faculty to carry out projects and research. Achieva is among the leading semiconductor distributors in the Asia-Pacific region. RVCE runs 12 undergraduate and there postgraduate programmes in engineering and technology, besides Master of Computer Applications (MCA) and MS by research and doctoral studies. STUDENTS OF the Davar's College on Saturday celebrated "Davar's Day" at the city's Guru Nanak Bhavan. The Managing Director of Mysore Minerals Ltd., Jija Madhavan Harisingh, presided over the function and urged the students to cultivate excellence as an attitude. Diplomas and certificates of excellence were awarded to meritorious students by Harikrishna, Executive Vice-President, Human Resource, Arvind Brands, and Alexander Castelino, General Manager, Human Resource and Corporate Services, ITPL. Six former students were given awards for "Professional Excellence". Their selection was based on reports from their employers.
— Rasheed Kappan
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