The IT sector today needs students with the ability and confidence to carry themselves as professionals, a string of degrees is just not enough anymore.rnThe adage 'Survival of the fittest' first coined in 1854 by the...
The ubiquity of electronic devices and its amalgamation into our everyday lives has led to progression of the digital world.
Employers, universities and professional bodies agree that we need to develop professionals who are highly skilled and ready to face challenges of increased competition.
Most established firms and organizations today consider only 25 percent of graduates as "Employable".
One thing that both supporters and critics of online education agree on is that, the MOOC movement has ignited a spirited conversation about the future of higher education. In this fast-paced world, how many professionals...
Our current education system focuses more on rote learning of subjects as opposed to a professional work environment that requires freshers to be hands on and application oriented.
In a career spanning over 20+ years and experience with two corporate giants, LSI Logic & Qualcomm, and two start-ups, Spike Technologies and SmartPlay Technologies, I am fortunate to have gotten an opportunity to work with...
One of the most important sentiments that is being echoed across the country today is that the graduates coming out of colleges are not job-ready and only about 25 per cent to 30 per cent are employable.
To Make in India indigenous technology is needed and it requires a lot of research and development.
With increasing number of private dental colleges in India, the Indian student has plethora of choices to make for higher education, if they have inclination towards dentistry. The single entrance exam as a gateway for...
Corporate entities today are realizing the importance of specialized programs with regard to the upcoming trends in the industry. Though the general management education opens gates for various roles, a specialized MBA program...
In the context of the educated unemployed in India the question we in higher education have to be asking is very simple: Are we putting out the graduate the market wants? The answer to this is essentially two fold. First is an...
Digital Education is certainly ushering the new age of learning in India. India is at a nascent stage when it comes to digital education compared to developed nations, none the less it's growing at a substantially rapid rate of...
The education sector in India is no longer bound to just classrooms. There is a huge rise in online education in India courtesy a survey which says that the e-learning market in the country is estimated to be around $3 billion....
India's history of the past 50 years has witnessed the glorious inception of more than 1760 B-Schools. This unprecedented proliferation of the rising number of B-Schools is due to the freedom for business start-ups in the...