Set sail to study overseas DNBAN66224 | 2/27/2013 | Author : DNA and Aishhwariya Subramanian Even as new universities and institutes are cropping up in India regularly, most students still dream of getting into a top university abroad. With university fairs attracting hundreds of students across the city, the trend is not likely to die down any time soon as proved ... |    |
RBSE admits downloaded permission letter in exams DNJAI39450 | 2/27/2013 | Author : DNA Correspondent The students appearing in the exams of Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) can now directly download their permission letter from the website of the board. Every year, hundreds of complaints lodge complaints of not receiving their permission letters which the RBSE se... | |
Career in hotel management DNBAN66226 | 2/27/2013 | Author : Aishhwariya Subramanian As Guy Bentley, CEO of Blue Mountains International Hotel Management, Australia, puts it, hotel management means a lot of travel, meeting new people and also, as in the case of India, job security. "We believe that students should have a passion for being around people... | |
Fellowships, a platform for holistic learning experience DNBAN66197 | 2/27/2013 | Author : Shradha Iyer More often than not, individuals today look for new and innovative options to a successful career. The latest fad among college graduates today is the concept of 'fellowships'. Catching up pace, there are various fellowships that promise a powerful career. Catering to a... | |
‘Wrong’ questions could earn students 3 crucial marks
DNPUN57414 | 2/27/2013 | Author : Manasi Saraf Joshi A day after the HSC students cried over the tough physics paper, two professors from city colleges claimed that three questions were wrong in it.“These questions can fetch three marks for the students which would play a crucial role in their score for various entrance ex... | |
Students take the entrepreneurial route to employment DNBAN66225 | 2/27/2013 | Author : Priyanka Golikeri Aruj Garg is a fifth year student at the National Law School in Nagarbhavi. But more than the legal terminologies, his mind is constantly swaying with how best to market his banana nutella sandwich and mint lemonade. Despite a firm grounding in law, Garg had always been kee... | |
