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Impact of Covid 19 on Indian Higher Education
- May 12, 2020
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- Category: Articles, education recruitment, EduShine Perspectives
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Coronavirus has proven to be a – “war against an invisible enemy”, it is still unknown that the world has seen the worst, or is it yet to come. 25th March’2020 India came up with the lockdown declaration for 21 days to deal with this unseen foe, then came the 2.0 version, and later due
The Entrepreneur India : Need for Management Consulting in Indian Higher Education
- November 1, 2019
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An Article by Kalpesh Banker in The Entrepreneur Magazine, on “Need for Management Consulting firms in Indian Higher Education”. The article throws light on Indian Institutions’ aspiration to be globally competitive and how management consulting firms can assist them in improving institutional effectiveness leading to excellence. To read full article: http://bit.ly/1PwgATc
Is your B-School missing Business Analytics boat?
- August 8, 2019
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Indian economy is growing fast, however it’s hard to overlook the dire situation of the Indian education sector. When it comes to management education in India, the condition is far from progressive. However, course in Business Analytics remains in high demand. Despite the overrated presence, many B-schools have shut down campuses in recent time. From 2012 to
Union Budget ’18 : Takeaway for Education Sector
- February 8, 2018
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Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, on 1st February, presented budget on the backdrop of demonetisation and GST implementation. Being the last full budget of the current Government before the next general elections in 2019, it was expected that the budget would be replete with populist announcements. Especially, the education sector was expecting a huge boost
India Today : Academic Recruitment Trends in Indian Higher Education
- November 6, 2017
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- Category: Media Coverage, The India Today
It seems, June 2018 is far, however Indian Institutions are gearing up for the preparation for the upcoming academic session. Premier Instituions are finalising their academic recruitment needs and would start their upcoming session focused hiring process by January end. For Progressive professional institutions, this is the time to evaluate their academic strengths and weaknesses
What Net Neutrality means for future of higher education?
- February 8, 2017
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- Category: Articles, EduShine Perspectives
You might have heard or read about Airtel Zero and Net Neutrality in the recent days. But how does it affect us as individuals in general and education professionals in particular? Let’s try to find some answers. Firstly, What is Net Neutrality? “Net neutrality” is the term used to describe the concept of keeping the
Is Your Corporate Relations & Placements Team Aligned With the Institutional Goals?
- February 8, 2017
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- Category: Articles
Academic institutions are gradually evolving in developing countries like India; however it’s unlikely to expect the institutions to be absolutely departmentalised where roles need to be defined perfectly. However, looking at the limitations of resources, Indian institutions operating with results-oriented performance culture system is prospecting into more formal education sectors. And until, well-defined roles and
Student Exchange Programs – How the Universities Benefit?
- February 8, 2017
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- Category: Articles
With near open border concept slowly taking shape and the geographies world-over merging into one another there is a lot of transformation in the traditional way of doing things be it economic tie-ups, infrastructural dependence to beat competition, trans-cultural blend of art and many more. The latest sector where a recent surge in international sharing
10 Steps to Institution Assessment & Strategic Planning
- February 8, 2017
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Higher educational institutions have been managed without any planning for long. Then started a new trend where many new institutions started coming up. This was attributed with a rise in demand of highly educated workforce with more than graduation degree. With mushrooming of institutions, there was a decrease in placements of students in certain institutions
Foreign faculty in Indian institutes – Globalization of class rooms
- February 8, 2017
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The recent phenomenon of appointing international faculty in higher education institutions in India is circumstantially due to globalization and partially due to the extreme paucity of qualified quality teaching professionals for Indian institutions. With reports suggesting that 30-40% of faculty position in Indian institutions are lying vacant compounded by complacency rampant among the teachers, appointing