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High road to growthAndhra University is the only varsity in the country offering MBA in transport management. The ticket for the course is a rank in ICET, says Sumit Bhattacharjee Russian connection For a fraction of the cost of studying in the US, UK or Australia, Indian students can get medical and engineering degrees from reputed colleges in Russia. Brick by brick, Brit is first With new academic season set to unwind, it's back to the grind. And foreign varsities are leaving no stone unturned to woo Indian students. First off the blocks will be British universities. BOND it for a powerful future British Overseas Industrial Placement Scheme (BOND), a British Government initiative to encourage Indian professionals towards undertaking short job placements in the U.K., invites applications from engineers working in the power sector for ... 
Rank to rankleIt is but logical that same marks should have similar ranks. Alas, it's not the case. The irrational EAMCET ranking pattern has robbed the smile from the faces of students, writes R. Ravikanth Reddy Wassup Central Institute of English and Foreign Languages (CIEFL) will offer certificate and diploma part-time courses in various foreign languages from July this year. The courses will be offered in the certificate of proficiency and advanced diploma ... Campus Jottings Views and trivia from colleges and campuses Telugu university courses on offer Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University has invited applications from eligible candidates for admission into various courses offered on its campuses in Hyderabad, Rajahmundry, Srisailam, Kuchipudi and Warangal. The University is offering a variety ... B.Com (Hons.) test on June 5 Entrance test for admission to B.Com (Hons.) course, designed as a premium course by the Department of Commerce, Osmania University, will be held on June 5. K.V. Achalapathi, Head, Department of Commerce, says the course with a new curriculum ... RIGHT TURN 
Timing it to a TSecret of time sense lies in understanding the concept first. Organise tasks in preferential order and implement them with dedication and discipline. A person can never decide what is important to him unless he is free from self-centeredness. QUERY CUE Food for future Get a low-down on careers & courses 
Open sesameMy SSC results had come and I had to decide on the college to join. I was dead against joining a corporate college having heard about how students were put under immense pressure to get a good percentage. But, eventually, I ended up landing in ... DIL SE 
Log on to Insensitive.com!The youth are so much entangled in their own lives and material benefits that they have little time for fellow human beings. Where are they heading folks? Dramatic turn A casual invitation, a shot in the dark... an awe-inspiring performance help kindle an interest in theatre.
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