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Cracking the CAT STUDENTSPEAK 
To be or not to be an entrepreneurHow equipped are final-year MBA students to become entrepreneurs? While most of them have the zeal and drive to take the plunge, the lack of a single-window clearance system and financial support limits their prospects. Is the Government ready to cre ate a favourable business climate? 
Campus connectINSTITUTIONS OF higher education are taking to Information Technology tools in a big way, and teleconferencing is fast turning out to be a convenient mode for students to complete the mandatory viva voce on their dissertations. Already a ... How smart are you ? WITH LESS than a week to go for the Common Admission Test (CAT), here are a few tips from experienced hands to help sharpen your preparation. "First and foremost CAT is a test of your smartness. Expect surprises", says Navin R. D. from IIM ... Fellowships THE JAWAHARLAL Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, a deemed university, in association with the Department of Science and Technology and Rajiv Gandhi Foundation, New Delhi, is offering summer research fellowships 2005. ... Empowering women The SRC College, with excellent facilities for research, has lived up to its objectives of moulding women graduates in the finest traditions of Indian culture. Training in Special Education VIDYA SAGAR (formerly, The Spastics Society of India, Chennai), the NGO working in the field of disability, offers various training programmes. The first training course was started in 1991 with a postgraduate diploma in Special Education for ... Late bloomers turn winners When students find that they are nowhere close to the status of an achiever, their self-esteem takes a beating. However, it is in college that these slow learners show their mettle. Time to apply for ATMA ATMA is an all-India test that will help candidates gain entry to numerous management institutions in the country. Training for knitwear unit staff THE VIVEKANANDA Institute of Knitwear Technology, Tirupur, offers short-term courses for those looking out for opportunities in knitwear units and also for those employed in these companies. With knitwear export industry in Tirupur booming, ... 
A roadmap to MBA at IITsStudying management courses at different levels is an option the Indian Institutes of Technology provide. Here is an outline of what they have on offer. Bharathiar varsity plans a `virtual' leap A PROJECT for establishing a virtual learning campus at Bharathiar University was being submitted to the Department of Human Resource Development, and another (for Rs. 50 lakhs to Rs. 1 crore) was being planned for uplinking facilities with the ... ?! INTERVIEW 
Learning to anticipate questionsTheoretical knowledge alone cannot help you perform well in an interview. Attend as many mock interviews as possible, and learn from the mistakes that you make. All about .Net The Chennai.Net Student User Group has bagged the `Microsoft Best Student User Group Award' this year. A treasure trove of tips, free downloads and learning tools, the group is a 750-strong forum of experts. 
A web of jobs for everyoneThese are sites that make job hunting easier for candidates. They make available a wide choice of candidates to companies, and cut their recruiting expenditure.
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