#and that recommendation letter from PI

[unganseylike]

undergrad research assistants are literally the least respected people ive been working in my lab for since 2020 and am trying to do my fucking senior thesis and now that a new first year grad student joined i no longer have a fucking desk of my own or a designated workspace. how do they expect me to work for $0 and do important research without a fucking place to do my work i am literally exploding

[alexistudies]

january 25th, 2024

stumbled across a cute coffee shop not too far from where my PI is staying! it was adorable and the cappuccino I had was delightful.

i'm back in arizona already and with all the clouds, its giving major portland vibes HAHA.

plans today

watch stats lecture from 1/23

find some matlab tutorials so i can make some progress on this neural engineering homework

draft outline for a letter of recommendation from a professor for my NIH diversity supplement

keeping the bar low since i'm tired from my trip lol.

[joannechocolat]

The Final Chapter

A review – well, sort of – of Chris Fowler’s WORD MONKEY.

There are books that you never want to end. Sometimes it’s because of the thrilling plot; or the fantastic world of the story;  or that the central characters are so engaging that it’s hard to say goodbye. Whatever the reason, it has taken me a very long time to reach the end of my old friend’s final book. Not because it was dull – quite the reverse; it may be the finest, funniest, most sincere, the wisest thing he has ever written – but because I didn’t want to reach the final chapter.

This is the memoir Chris Fowler always spoke of writing. The first instalment, PAPERBOY, was the story of his childhood; a life dominated by books, films and comics in a working-class household where no-one understood his passion. The second chapter, FILM FREAK, was the account of a young, ambitious gay man at the start of his career, obsessed with the movies, desperately seeking work in a collapsing industry. The third, WORD MONKEY, was to be the story of a successful career in books, his advice to budding writers, his thoughts on the industry, all presented with the same joie-de-vivre, keen observation, hilarious wisdom and lightness of touch that characterized the previous two. And it is – it’s all those things, and more. More, because it’s also the tale of the final chapter in a life, the last pages of which I read in real time against the backdrop of the pandemic and everything that came with it, including Chris’ diagnosis with terminal cancer and his final, dazzling flare of creativity before the end.

Before I go on, some context. Chris and I were friends a long time – over 30 years, in fact. It began with a letter I wrote as a very new author, thanking him for my only review. From there it developed into a regular correspondence (I still have a stack of those letters, many of them detailing things that later appeared in the books, always funny and generous, and illustrated with little cartoons); and then a growing friendship. We were different in many ways, but we shared a love of books and films, and it was in Chris’ nature to help other writers whenever he could. He saw the rise of my career from teacher to bestselling novelist. He was there at my highest and lowest points. He found me my first proper agent. His company did the advertising campaign for the movie of CHOCOLAT. When he moved from Kentish Town to King’s Cross, I bought a pied-à-terre down the road, and we met up whenever I was in town, usually for a breakfast that would go on till lunchtime.

At the beginning of lockdown, both of us were diagnosed with cancer. They found mine early. His, too late. Over the next three years I tried to come to terms with his terminal diagnosis. I didn’t really believe in it; he was still so full of life, so upbeat, so creative. We corresponded by e-mail and text from our respective chemo chairs; he told me funny stories about his life and his doctors. When lockdown ended, we met up again for our usual breakfasts in King’s Cross. I think I expected to see a change; but he looked and sounded just the same; and he was still writing furiously. In December 2022 he finished editing his memoir; by then he was unable to leave the flat, and I went to see him at home for the last time. I didn’t know it would be the last time, of course, but it’s rare to know these things as they happen. He was getting frail by then, but mostly he was just the same; clever and funny and cheery and filled with stories and book recommendations and accounts of obscure European films that I absolutely had to watch. And he was still writing furiously; short stories, blog posts, tweets, even a new Bryant and May book (he joked that it would have to be a short one). I told him I loved him. He said it back. That was the last time I saw him, although our correspondence went on right up till the end, in March, just weeks from his 70th birthday.  

I still find it hard to believe he’s gone. His voice is still so clear in my mind. And I still see him all over King’s Cross; in bookshops and theatres and cinemas. In the comics and record shops we visited together; in countless breakfast places. And it’s here, in this book, the final chapter of a life well lived, a quite extraordinary life, crowned with achievements (which he typically downplays) and filled with humour and stories. It’s all here, and it’s wonderful, and it fills me with admiration at the talent of the writer, as well as the courage of a man who can take something as bleak as a terminal cancer diagnosis, and work it into something like this; a celebration; joyous, true and filled with unflinching insight.

I don’t know why I feel surprised. I always knew how good he was. But this is more than just a dazzling piece of writing. It’s a testament to the power of words; a reminder that through them, you can shine even beyond that darkness; that life is short, and love is long; and stories can live forever. This is why we write, after all; to push away the shadows. To connect with each other across the years. To celebrate what brings us joy; to prove that we are not alone. So read this book, and read the rest of this astonishing trilogy. And be inspired – as writers, as readers – by the boy who dreamed of the stars, and learned to live forever.

[clovapatch]

One Year

TW: Talk of Suicide, Suicidal Ideation, That Whole Jazz just really heavy shit.

About a year ago today I made an attempt on my life. I had notes written out, I had planned the entire thing out and I didn’t tell anyone. I didn’t think that anyone would take me seriously or like. Care. In the past, when I expressed how upset I was about things, I got laughed at a lot or I was ignored, especially by my parents who refused to understand the gravity of what was going on. I genuinely felt like nobody actually wanted me around and everyone would be a lot happier without me in their life. I just didn’t want to be alone anymore, and I wanted to stop being a burden to everyone I met.

After it happened, I tried to reach out to a lot of people to at least get my mind off of it or to not be so lonely, but nobody was around (granted, it was like incredibly early morning). I have vivid memories of sitting on the tile by myself at 2 am that night, and every now and then I’m haunted by that feeling. I don’t bother leaving my room past 1 or 2am if I can help it.

It’s really tough thinking about that. So, I think what I actually want to do is talk about what I was able to do in this year after I survived.

I made some friends

I quit the team with the coach who was abusing me.

I got to spend an entire semester acting my heart out. I never got to be on the stage before.

I tried Harissa Chicken.

I had an apple. I forgot how much I loved them.

I tried Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza for the first time. It might be my new favorite pizza.

I tried ganache and Pho for the first time. I also tried chicken parm sandwiches, chicken pesto mozzarella sandwiches and had my first panini.

I made and rigged my own vtuber model from scratch.

I was invited to my first party and did a group cosplay with my friends (FNAF, I was Bonnie)

I started roleplaying and playing Minecraft again.

I learned I’m actually a pretty decent builder… and I have a sculk curse.

I got back into voice acting.

I fell in love with drawing again.

I got my first ever true commission.

I really fell in love with vtubers. Hololive Advent and Hoshimachi Suisei really just hits different.

I learned how to make pizza from scratch.

I switched my minor to double major in Biology and Psychology.

I had the most fun job ever as a pancake chef. They dubbed me the Pancake Queen.

My coworker would talk all shift about memes, internet drama and vtubers with me.

I learned how to make an omelette. And pumpkin pies.

I learned coconut flour is not good for pies.

I got to plan and participate in so many fun Minecraft events.

I learned how to edit audio and edit videos.

I conducted my own research project.

I swam for the first time in years.

I was part of a true stage production for the first time.

Tried out Mario Kart for the first time!

I got to climb a belltower.

I had a birthday party. I turned 22. I never thought I would make it that far.

I went back to the hospital. Wahoo.

I made gnocchi for my irls for the first time from scratch. (They loved it)

My mentors hugged me and told me that they always believed in me. One offered to write me a letter of recommendation anywhere I went.

I showed my friend my favorite anime. I got to watch more anime with more friends.

I picked up my cap and gown.

I dressed fancy for an event and Phthalo offered we throw our own dance party in our room when there was no seating for us.

A neuroscientist praised my research and scientific mind.

I wore pins of my friends on my gown for graduation. I wore my favorite green dress.

I got to graduate from college. I walked the stage for the first time. (My friends cheered for me. Phthalo was there with me. He said he was proud of me).

I got to visit a True Crime Museum. I got to learn more about forensics

An IHOP we went to gave me a very doctored up milkshake to celebrate my graduation.

I got to meet up with family friends again. They treated me like one of their own.

I felt loved.

My mom gave me clover cookies.

I got invited to a swimming pool party.

I went to visit my Grandparents. They took me on stage and I felt my dreams spark back to life again.

I coached a baseball team for an entire season.

I coached my first solo softball lesson.

I watched Hololive English Justice debut. ERB and her past life is the reason I started acting in the first place.

I held a duckling. It fell asleep in my hands.

I got my hair cut. It finally looks like something a bit more like I want it to be.

I learned more dance choreography. I realized I really love dancing.

I submitted my research paper for publication.

I have been able to read some tweets in Japanese now. The QSMP taught me I can read some Spanish and Portuguese.

Got my passport lol

Laughed so hard I cried for the first time in years.

I ate ice cream with my friends.

I did Art Fight for the first time this year!

I signed up for my first ever gift exchange.

I got invited to my first ever DND campaign. I have always dreamed of being in one.

I showed a friend my written works. I’m inspired to write more for the first time in years.

I found a reason to wake up every morning.

I allowed myself to dream for the future again.

I still to this day credit Phthalo for saving my life. He is my MVP forever. And I thank people for being so chill with me. It’s nice to not feel so alone even if it’s just for a little bit. I am definitely not healthy by any means, but I think that where I am is a lot better than where I was.

I don’t have anything else much to say. I guess if you read this far, thanks for listening. Jury’s still out but I’d say at least some of it was worth it.

Tldr: I lived bitch.

[rusakkowrites]

Feedback Fest 2024 Fic Recs

To celebrate International Fanworks Day on February 15th, here’s a list of ten fanfiction recommendations! (It was so hard to pick just ten…) The recs are from various fandoms and in no particular order.

Further Up and Further In by hedda62

Fandom: Vorkosigan Saga, Chronicles of Narnia

Summary: To fill the prompt: You know all those Betan survey ships that go into wormholes and don’t come out? They go to Narnia. That... says it all.

A Glass Darkly by DaisyNinjaGirl

Fandom: North and South

Summary: “I suppose I wondered,” John said, his voice a little too light, “I wondered if anyone had taken the time to tell you—to explain—what happens between a man and a woman when they are married?” “Mama left a letter for me.” Her eyes flickered to her dressing table, where some pages lay open. Her chin lifted. “I hope I am not a coward.”

More Likely To Want Time Than Courage by EllynNeverSweet

Fandom: Pride and Prejudice

Summary: Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy plan a quiet country wedding. Darcy’s aristocratic relatives interfere.

Hold It All At Bay by psocoptera

Fandom: Check Please!

Summary: The theory of extrapolative synchronization of the mirror neurons was debunked back when he was still in his teens, so Jack is reluctant to mention that he can smell Bitty's pies baking from across campus.

Definitions of Intimacy by AMarguerite

Fandom: Pride and Prejudice

Summary: There are many definitions of intimacy. Elizabeth explores some of them in the early days of her marriage to Darcy.

Everingham by katharhino

Fandom: Mansfield Park

Summary: A chance remark reminds Henry Crawford to do the right thing, and ride to Everingham instead of staying in London to flirt with Maria Rushworth. As a result, there is nothing to prevent Edmund from marrying Mary Crawford, or Henry from continuing his pursuit of Fanny with more determination than ever.

shield you from the waves by rain_sleet_snow

Fandom: Persuasion

Summary: In 1808, Frederick wrote to Anne. In 1814, Captain and Mrs Wentworth came to Kellynch as the guests of Admiral and Mrs Croft.

Sea-Change by Rosie J (darthmelyanna)

Fandom: Pride and Prejudice, Emma

Summary: In the summer of 1815, Elizabeth Bennet visits Weymouth with the Bingleys. There she crosses paths with Captain Fitzwilliam Darcy, newly retired from the Royal Navy and visiting his cousins at the seaside.

Righteousness and Respectability by Beatrice_Otter

Fandom: Sense and Sensibility

Summary: The Dashwood ladies are mixed race. Some things change, but others do not.

The Practice of Barrayaran Sex by Philomytha

Fandom: Vorkosigan Saga

Summary: Aral and Cordelia's wedding. And wedding night.

[ajourneyinbioinformatics]

The journey of getting back my academic spark

I'm currently working on my Master's thesis in Bioinformatics and completely lost my spark. What do I mean by that? Over the last year, I have found my place. My nice in the science community but more importantly the nice I want to work in for the rest of my life. I'm only 24, or already 24 depending on the perspective, but I am so certain that I, in fact, found MY place. Until it was taken away from me, leaving me bitter, alone, and empty.

disclaimer: English is not my first language. I'm really sorry for any spelling and grammatical mistakes. Please don't be too harsh on that.

I've been working on my thesis for about a year now. After I finished all classes in February I even decided to carry on a project I'd started during a class in my free time. Just continuing to work for a prof (unpaid and unofficial) because I loved it so much and still saw so many cool things within this project. Also since February, I've worked really intensely on my Thesis including weekly meetings with my supervisor. No break since the summer of 2023. And I loved it. I loved it so much. Most days I woke up, turned on my notebook during the first morning coffee and started working. Small breaks for daily life stuff and working till early morning. Sleep and wake up early to continue working. No weekends. No holidays. Working genuinely brought me joy. It was like my own little safe space. When I tried to hunt down bugs in my code nothing else mattered. And the moments when hours or even days of troubleshooting finally paid off are indescribable. This is MY thing. I thought about these projects while showering, walking the dogs, and sitting on the train. Nothing else mattered. I call that my spark. Both Profs I've worked closer with always said they admired the joy I bring to work. And both independently brought up the possibility of doing a PhD. I previously never thought that would be an option for me. Like yes, I love my work but I'm not good enough. Or am I? I dared to dream about it. Maybe only maybe this could be something for me. I was even more motivated. Motivated by promises of being allowed to do what I love so much and even get paid for it. Promises of being good enough. Constantly getting praised for my work. My supervisor was even telling me that he was concerned that I worked too much. That I never seem to be proud of my work. That it's never good enough for me. Other Master students in the department told me how my profs praised me in front of them too. This was the point where I started to hate it. I stopped believing them whenever they told me my work was good. But I continued to do my best. Not believing their feedback. Just doing the absolute most because I genuinely started to think I could actually get a PhD position. If I just get better maybe I would be good enough for a position there. Still getting so much joy from my work. I did everything for the possibility of being allowed to continue it. Well jokes on me. Now the students that started with me are finishing their thesis. Sending out applications for PhD positions. And I? Well I sit here feeling nothing but disgust when I think about work. Every time I try to start the same words echo through my head. 'I would love to let you sign a contract right now but I just hired 4 other students', 'I would immediately offer you a position but my contract doesn't allow it', 'There is no founding left', 'I don't know why I didn't think about you for this position'. Yeah me neither. But I guess there was no point cause I was already doing the work for free. Now I'm sitting here, nowhere near finishing my Thesis. He wants to add more to it. Make it worth publishing. I get that. But I feel like my time is running out. I get more empty promises. 'I will write you a letter of recommendation and send it next week.' That was over a month ago. 'I will talk to a pi and schedule a meeting. You would fit perfectly in that team.' He never mentioned it again. I think I still love my work. But I'm disgusted by it. I know that every email I send, and every result I present, will get praised endlessly. It makes me sick. They have to lie to me. If I were that good I wouldn't be the only one left behind. Always an afterthought.

I honestly don’t think they have any ill intent. Especially my thesis supervisor. I really could not wish for anyone better than him! He’s super understanding and supportive. He’s the one concerned for me. I think he just forgets about some promises. He doesn’t deserve to have a student who doesn’t feel joy for their work anymore.

It starts to really affect my mental health. I don't feel joy anymore. I am just really empty. And I want to change that. I have to change that. I will try to document my journey here. Even if nobody reads that. Maybe one day a student stumbles across these words and feels seen. And maybe, just maybe, they will be able to read a story of overcoming these struggles and get to a happy end. To my happy end. And maybe that can give someone hope. Take away the feeling of being alone with these struggles. Also maybe I can hold myself accountable with this. I have to work through this down to post about my progress. I have not lost hope yet. I can get my spark back. I have to get my spark back. I will feel this joy again when working. I am not giving up yet

[oflightningandstars]

🤩/😔/😍/🎁!! (The one about a specific character is for Moocho, of course)

Love you lots, friend!!! I hope today is going well for you :)

Thank you for the ask!!!

🤩 - a WIP snippet about or with dialogue from Moocho! My beloved <333

A small woman, with Moocho’s dark hair and eyes stepped out. “Hi, Mom,” Moocho said quietly and suddenly they were hugging, his mom’s grip was fierce for all that she lacked her son’s stature. Moocho squeezed back, trying to pour every ounce of ache for missing her into it. And then, as quickly as the hug had begun, it stopped, Moocho’s mother stepping back with an easy grin. “It’s been too long,” she said, and Moocho hadn’t realized how much he missed her voice. “I know. I’m sorry."

AHHHHHHHHHHH. Moocho's mom my beloved <333333

😔 - published lines or a section of a fic that was super sad, angsty, or difficult to write?

This is from This head is a hospital, someone please tend to it.

Eventually, she heard the front door open. That would be Milligan. She was glad he was home, but she was also not sure she wanted to talk to him right now. No doubt one of the other adults was going to tell him what had happened at dinner any minute now, and he would want to see her. Kate really didn’t want him to worry about her, to know just how much she was hurting. She also felt a little ashamed, if she was being honest with herself. Kate wasn’t supposed to be the emotional one, Kate didn’t break down crying to the point of having to miss meals, that wasn’t her. With a sigh, Kate buried her face into her pillow and waited for the inevitable.

Waiting for the inevitable "being told on" (not really but that's how it feels) is. not fun dkjfjasdflk (guy who managed to get upset in class pretty much always the week of parent-teacher conferences and was always just. waiting afterwords to see if it had been mentioned). This entire fic was also very sad and angsty to write. It was surprisingly not too difficult to write I just needed to get it out of my brain <3

😍 - published lines or a section of a fic that you loved writing?

So I loved writing the entirety of Return Address. But in the interest of not just posting the entire fic again, I will say this bit:

But years passed, and Moocho darned tents and costumes, learned embroidery stitches, baked pies for the rest of the circus. He met a little girl, so full of life, and found himself looking after her, in quiet ways (she was too independent to accept anything else, and Moocho’s heart broke for her every time she insisted on doing something herself, all of seven years old). He comforted her after a fall left her arms and legs scraped up and bleeding, holding her hand while the circus medic patched her up and thought “maybe someday, maybe this,” and then shook the thought away as Kate jumped up and ran off, seemingly back to her regular cheerful mood.

Moocho <3333 "Maybe someday, maybe this" absolutely destroyed me when I wrote it. Also the part when Moocho's letter to his mom has a return address because they're safe now.

🎁- name a published gift fic someone has given you that you love and can't recommend enough (be sure to tag the author. Or if you don't have an AO3 or haven't been gifted a fic, what kind of fic would you like to be gifted?)

I haven't been gifted a fic, I think I would cry (/positive) if someone did dklfajdlksa. As for what kind of fic, I don't think I would have preferences really. Like, angst and fluff are both so good ahhhhhh. <33333

[thebeautifulsoup]

For the writer ask meme

48, 43,37, and 30 please!

30 - Have you ever written something that was out of your comfort zone? If so, what was it, and how did it affect your approach to writing fic thereafter?

The one I wrote for you for the Society pirate fic exchange, actually! The Gentleman PI!

I tried to start it off as a Death In Paradise AU to try and hit as many of your sweet-spots as I could (I am not ashamed by this blatant currying of favour), but very quickly realised that I have never written anything in the detective genre and also have not written or watched much of it, either, so I came up with the title (with which I am still inordinately pleased) and a vague "some crime's happening!" plot brick on which to build something.

I actually had such a great time writing it, because I haven't had to THINK about a plot in that kind of way before, and it was really nice to stretch some muscles I've never used before. I don't know if it's changed my approach more generally, but I will definitely try to do a bit more reading/watching of examples of the genre if I end up writing anything I'm unfamiliar with again.

37 - Promote one of your own “deep cut” fics (an underrated one, or one that never got as much traction as you think it deserves!). What do you like about it?

I've already answered this one here <3

43 - If you take/write prompts: what’s your favorite prompt fic that you’ve written?

I am always happy to take prompts, but have mainly received them via gift exchanges. I think my favourite one is the one we did for the very first Society exchange, way back when, from @ilthit, who asked for "Childermass is on a diplomatic mission to a fairy court and is assigned a human slave valet who happens to be Lascelles, maybe Lascelles gets a kind of revenge by forcing Childermass to wash and shampoo and wear nice clothes for the court." and which became the bonds are sharp but sweet-smelling.

It was so much fun to write, especially as I had never really written Childercelles before, and it was great getting my teeth into that meaty dynamic, as well as playing around with all the strangeness of a fairy court.

48 - What’s the last fic you read? Do you recommend it?

It was this very cute and short In & Out OFMD AU: That three-letter word, and was perfect for lying in bed trying to convince myself to get up reading. Very sweet and very cute with a wonderfully panicky identity crisis Stede, and also reminded me that I need to rewatch that film because I ADORED it as a child.

Thank you friend these were so fun!!

Questions for fic writers!

[ashokaschools]

Guide to MBA Admission in Hyderabad: Eligibility, Process, and Top Colleges

Pursuing an MBA can be a transformative step in a professional career, offering skills, knowledge, and networking opportunities that help in tackling complex business challenges. Hyderabad has emerged as one of India’s premier destinations for MBA education, hosting numerous top-tier institutions and specialized programs in fields such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), marketing, finance, and more. This guide covers all the essentials: eligibility criteria, the admission process, and a list of Top MBA colleges in Hyderabad to help aspiring professionals choose the best path forward.

Eligibility for MBA Admission in Hyderabad

Each institution may have its own criteria, but generally, the eligibility requirements for MBA admissions in Hyderabad are straightforward and consistent across most colleges:

Educational Background: Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate score, typically around 50%. For reserved categories, the minimum score is often slightly lower.

Entrance Exams: Many Top MBA colleges in Hyderabad accept scores from national or state-level exams, such as CAT, MAT, XAT, GMAT, or ICET. Some institutions may also conduct their own entrance exams.

Work Experience: Although not mandatory for most general MBA programs, work experience of 1-3 years can be an advantage, particularly in executive MBA programs or fields like Artificial Intelligence admissions in Hyderabad, where practical knowledge can enhance learning.

English Proficiency: Some colleges require proof of English proficiency, especially for students who completed their undergraduate degree in non-English-speaking institutions.

MBA Admission Process in Hyderabad

The admission process typically involves several steps, from application submission to interviews. Here’s a breakdown of what applicants can expect:

Application Submission: Candidates must first complete the online or offline application form, providing academic and personal details. Some colleges may also require essays, a statement of purpose, or letters of recommendation.

Entrance Exam: After submitting the application, applicants need to appear for the required entrance exams, if applicable. This score is an important determinant in getting shortlisted by the Top MBA colleges in Hyderabad.

Shortlisting and Interviews: Based on the entrance exam scores and other eligibility criteria, candidates are shortlisted for the next rounds. This often includes a group discussion (GD) or a written assessment test (WAT), followed by a personal interview (PI).

Final Selection and Admission Offer: Final selections are made based on exam scores, performance in GD, WAT, PI, and sometimes academic records or work experience. Once selected, the candidate is offered admission and must complete the admission formalities.

Specializations Offered by MBA Colleges in Hyderabad

Hyderabad’s leading MBA institutions offer a variety of specializations to cater to diverse interests and career goals. Some popular options include:

Finance: Focuses on corporate finance, investments, and financial analysis.

Marketing: Specializations here cover branding, advertising, consumer behavior, and digital marketing, making these programs highly sought-after in MBA marketing colleges in Hyderabad.

Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI-focused MBA programs train students in machine learning, data science, and automation, allowing them to apply AI concepts in business scenarios. The rise of Artificial Intelligence admissions in Hyderabad highlights the city’s emphasis on tech-driven business solutions.

Human Resource Management: This specialization emphasizes recruitment, training, organizational behavior, and labor law.

Operations Management: Focuses on supply chain management, quality control, and logistics.

List of Top MBA Colleges in Hyderabad

Hyderabad is home to numerous prestigious institutions offering high-quality MBA programs. Here are a few Top MBA colleges in Hyderabad that provide excellent programs, experienced faculty, and great placement opportunities:

Indian School of Business (ISB): Known for its top-ranked global programs, ISB offers a one-year MBA that is especially attractive for experienced professionals.

Osmania University College of Business Management: A well-established institution, Osmania offers affordable MBA programs with specializations in finance, marketing, HR, and more.

ICFAI Business School (IBS): Known for a strong curriculum and practical exposure, IBS offers an MBA with specializations in marketing, HR, and finance.

Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE): IPE provides PGDM and MBA programs with cutting-edge curriculum in finance, operations, and business analytics.

Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM): SIBM Hyderabad offers an innovative and practical MBA program that draws students from across the country.

Choosing the Right MBA Program in Hyderabad

Selecting the right MBA program can be influenced by several factors, including curriculum, faculty, infrastructure, industry exposure, placement records, and tuition fees. Specializations such as Artificial Intelligence admissions in Hyderabad and MBA marketing colleges in Hyderabad offer excellent career prospects due to their relevance in today’s market.

Additionally, consider factors such as campus location, extracurricular activities, and alumni network when making your decision. Programs with strong industry links often provide students with internship opportunities and direct recruitment by top companies.

 Conclusion

Hyderabad’s MBA programs offer a diverse set of specializations and career opportunities that can provide the foundation for a successful business career. With numerous Digital marketing services in Hyderabad and growing business networks, the city is well-suited for graduates looking to make a mark in the business world. The Top MBA colleges in Hyderabad offer not only a solid educational foundation but also support in placements and networking, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to lead and innovate in their chosen fields. Whether you're interested in Artificial Intelligence, finance, marketing, or any other specialization, Hyderabad’s business schools provide a promising gateway to a successful future.

[evoldir]

Fwd: Postdoc: ClemsonU.EvolGenomicsAdaptation

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Postdoc: ClemsonU.EvolGenomicsAdaptation > Date: 26 October 2024 at 07:17:30 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > The Lewis Lab in the Department of Genetics and Biochemistry at Clemson > University is recruiting an evolutionary genomics postdoctoral researcher > as part of an NSF-funded project to study adaptation in neotropical > butterflies. This research will build on substantial preliminary data > to study the evolution of sexual dimorphisms, adaptation to local > environments, and/or wing color pattern evolution. The postdoc will > work with the PI to develop a research program that includes their own > interests. Projects may include travel to Central and South America. > > This position is currently supported for up to three years, with > the possibility of further support for additional postdoctoral > study. Assistance will be provided for independent postdoc fellow > applications. > > The Lewis Lab uses population and functional genomics to identify > the molecular mechanisms and evolutionary processes that underlie > adaptive evolution. Clemson University is an R1 institution located in > beautiful Clemson, SC on Lake Hartwell, at the base of the Blue Ridge > mountains. The city of Greenville, SC is 40 minutes away and there are > 5 national forests within a 2 hour drive! > > For more information about the Lewis Lab, please visit the website > https://ift.tt/JmtNZqF. > > Qualifications: This position requires a PhD in biology, evolutionary > biology, genetics, genomics, or a related field. Experience working with > large genomic datasets is preferred, but not required. > > For full consideration, applications should be submitted by November 25, > 2024. Review will continue until the position is filled. Applicants > should submit the following items via Interfolio in a single PDF: > https://ift.tt/EDTWMgK > > 1) A cover letter (2 pages maximum) describing research interests, >   background, and future goals > > 2) CV > > 3) Up to three publications that highlight the applicants’ background >   (optional) > > 4) Contact information for 2-3 references. Letters of recommendation >   will be requested for top candidates. > > For more information, please contact James Lewis at jjl8@clemson.edu. > > James Lewis > Assistant Professor > Dept. of Genetics and Biochemistry > Clemson University > > > James J Lewis

[jahnavidesai2001]

How to Get an MBA in Bangalore

A Step-by-Step Guide

Bangalore, known as the "Silicon Valley of India," is one of the most sought-after destinations for pursuing an MBA (Master of Business Administration). With its vibrant corporate environment, proximity to top companies, and excellent educational institutions, the city offers numerous opportunities for aspiring business leaders. If you're planning to pursue an MBA in Bangalore, here's a comprehensive guide to help you get started.

1. Choose the Right Type of MBA Program

There are several types of MBA programs available based on your career goals, time availability, and experience level:

Full-Time MBA (2 years): Ideal for fresh graduates or those with limited work experience.

Executive MBA (EMBA): For working professionals with significant experience, offered part-time or on weekends.

One-Year MBA: Designed for professionals with a few years of work experience looking for a faster track.

Distance/Online MBA: Flexible programs suitable for working professionals or those unable to attend on-campus courses.

2. Research MBA Colleges in Bangalore

Bangalore is home to some top-ranked MBA institutions that offer specialization in areas like marketing, finance, data analytics, entrepreneurship, and more. Here are some prominent ones:

Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM-B)

Xavier Institute of Management & Entrepreneurship (XIME)

Alliance University

Christ University

Presidency University

International Institute of Business Study (IIBS)

3. Meet the Eligibility Criteria

To apply for an MBA in Bangalore, ensure you meet the general eligibility requirements:

Educational Qualification: Bachelor’s degree (in any field) with at least 50% marks.

Work Experience: Some programs (like Executive MBA) may require 2–5 years of work experience.

Entrance Exam Scores: Most colleges require national or state-level entrance exams (discussed below).

4. Prepare for MBA Entrance Exams

Most MBA colleges in Bangalore accept scores from national-level entrance exams. Here are the key exams:

CAT (Common Admission Test): For IIMs and other top-tier institutes.

MAT (Management Aptitude Test): Accepted by many private universities.

XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test): For institutions like XIME.

GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test): Accepted by international and executive programs.

CMAT (Common Management Admission Test): Another popular exam for MBA programs.

5. Application Process

Once you have your entrance exam scores, you can start applying to the MBA programs. Here's what you'll need:

Application Form: Fill out the forms on the college websites or through centralized portals.

Entrance Exam Scorecard: Attach your CAT/MAT/GMAT score as required.

Statement of Purpose (SOP): Write about your goals and why you want to pursue an MBA.

Letters of Recommendation (LOR): Get references from professors or employers.

Resume: Highlight your education, experience, and achievements.

6. Prepare for the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI)

Most MBA colleges conduct GD and PI rounds as part of the admission process.

Group Discussion (GD): You’ll be given a topic to discuss with a group. This assesses your communication and teamwork skills.

Personal Interview (PI): Interviewers will ask about your background, goals, strengths, and motivation for pursuing an MBA.

7. Consider the Costs and Financial Aid Options

The cost of an MBA in Bangalore can range from ₹4–25 lakhs, depending on the institution. Make sure to explore financial aid options:

Scholarships: Many colleges offer merit-based or need-based scholarships.

Education Loans: Banks provide loans with affordable repayment options.

Company Sponsorships: Some companies sponsor their employees’ education under Executive MBA programs.

8. Student Life and Networking Opportunities in Bangalore

Bangalore offers a rich learning environment with access to startups, tech companies, and corporate headquarters.

Attend guest lectures, industry events, and networking sessions organized by MBA institutions.

Participate in internships to gain hands-on experience.

Engage in student clubs focused on entrepreneurship, finance, or consulting to build your network.

9. Placement and Career Opportunities

Bangalore is home to many multinational companies, startups, and IT firms, making it an excellent place for MBA graduates. Top companies recruit from Bangalore-based institutes, including:

Consulting: Deloitte, KPMG, McKinsey

IT and Technology: Infosys, Wipro, IBM

Finance: Goldman Sachs, HSBC, J.P. Morgan

Startups: Flipkart, Swiggy, Zomato

10. Final Thoughts

Pursuing an MBA in Bangalore is a fantastic opportunity to learn from top institutions and gain access to excellent career opportunities. However, it requires planning, preparation, and hard work. Choose the right program, prepare well for entrance exams, and make the most of the city’s professional network.

Good luck with your MBA journey! 🚀

[mbabtechadmissionexpert]

Comprehensive Guide to XIM University Bhubaneswar: MBA Fees, Hostel Facilities, Admission Process, and Required Documents

Discover everything you need to know about pursuing an MBA at XIM University Bhubaneswar. This guide covers the XIMB Bhubaneswar MBA fees, hostel facilities, the admission process, and essential documents required. Whether you're exploring your options or ready to apply, this detailed overview will help you make informed decisions about your future.

XIM University Bhubaneswar is a renowned institution offering a range of programs, including its prestigious MBA course. If you are considering pursuing an MBA here, it's essential to understand the key aspects, including the XIMB Bhubaneswar MBA fees, hostel facilities, the admission process, and the documents required.

XIMB Bhubaneswar MBA Fees

The fee structure for the MBA program at XIM University Bhubaneswar is designed to reflect the quality of education and facilities provided. As of the latest update, the total fees for the MBA program is approximately ₹20 lakhs for the entire course. This amount includes tuition fees, library fees, and other academic expenses. The fees are subject to change, so it is advisable to check the university’s official website or contact the admissions office for the most current information.

For more information contact: 

807, 8th Floor, Wave Silver Tower, Sec-18 Noida, UP-201301

+91 97738 49977

infocollegedunias@gmail.com

Hostel Facilities

XIM University Bhubaneswar offers modern hostel facilities to ensure a comfortable living environment for its students. The hostels are equipped with essential amenities such as Wi-Fi, study rooms, recreational areas, and round-the-clock security. Both single and shared accommodation options are available. The hostel fees are additional to the tuition fees and typically range from ₹1.5 lakhs to ₹2 lakhs per annum, depending on the type of room and facilities provided.

Admission Process

The admission process for the MBA program at XIM University Bhubaneswar involves several steps:

Application Form: Prospective students must fill out the online application form available on the university’s website. Ensure you complete all sections accurately and submit the required application fee.

Entrance Exam: Candidates are required to have a valid score from national-level management entrance exams such as CAT, XAT, GMAT, or GRE. The university may also conduct its own entrance test, depending on the program.

Group Discussion and Personal Interview: Shortlisted candidates are invited for a Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) round. This stage assesses your communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and overall suitability for the program.

Final Selection: The final selection is based on a combination of entrance exam scores, GD-PI performance, academic record, and work experience. The university will notify selected candidates through an offer letter.

Documents Required

When applying for the MBA program, ensure you have the following documents ready:

Application Form: Completed online or offline application form.

Entrance Exam Score: Valid scorecard of CAT, XAT, GMAT, or GRE.

Academic Transcripts: Mark sheets and certificates from previous academic institutions.

Proof of Graduation: Degree certificate from your undergraduate course.

Identity Proof: A government-issued ID such as Aadhar Card, Passport, or Driver’s License.

Resume/Curriculum Vitae: Updated CV highlighting your academic and professional achievements.

Photographs: Recent passport-sized photographs.

Recommendation Letters: Letters of recommendation from academic or professional references.

For more information contact: 

807, 8th Floor, Wave Silver Tower, Sec-18 Noida, UP-201301

+91 97738 49977

infocollegedunias@gmail.com

By understanding these aspects, you can make an informed decision about pursuing an MBA at XIM University Bhubaneswar. Ensure you meet all deadlines and requirements to facilitate a smooth admission process. For further details, visit the university’s official website or contact the admissions office directly.

[curse-maniac]

(NOT a social media post, just a bit of a self writing thing of what stasias up to)

taking a deep breath to try and hold in her cursed energy, stasia stands outside a pokemon language research facility, and holding a weathered, old book made of homemade paper tied together with rope, she enters.

Without looking up from her desk, the receptionist greets her with "Yes yes, give me a minute, in the middle of something." She replies, playing tetris on her computer.

Stasia would then stay still, for around 30 minutes while she got distracted by her tetris streak.

"……….uh-"

"JESUS." the receptionist yells out, clearly not expecting to be interupted. "okay, sorry startled me… what can i do for yoooouuuuuuuuu….." She says, clearly taken aback by her disheveled, intimidating appearance and sheer height.

"Which direction to the people researching pokemon language or whatever? I figured it out countless years ago and realized you'd all probably be interested."

The receptionist just stares with a bewildered expression, and blinks.

"……….Do you… have an appointment…?"

"…Whats that?"

"…Its… when you schedule a time for a meeting."

"Oh. I didnt think i'd need to do that uh."

"…I'll have to ask you to leave."

"…I have a letter of recommendation from professor Kukui?" She replies before handing it over, which the receptionist confusingly takes, skims over, and hands it back. Being a receptionist, this is just her dayjob, and she doesn't even know who professor Kukui is, so she just presses a button on her intercom and…

"…Professor davidson? A lady with important research is apparently here to see you."

"…Down the hall to my right, take the third door down."

"Alright, thanks miss." Stasia replies, before taking the wrong way, realizing her mistake, then spinning on her heel to go the right direction.

After entering the room, Stasia is met with odd stares, and someone glancing to a security guard, who looks just as confused, and just shrugs.

Without a word, Stasia drops down her massive, handmade pokemon language guide onto the table with a loud THUD, shaking the room just a little.

"…Heard you were researching pokemon language or some shit? I figured it out forever ago, and thought i'd bring you it." She replies, blunt, which only earns an amused, smug grin from one of the researchers.

"…Okay, okay. before i even pretend to be amused by this, answer me this. With intelligent pokemon, why can't we justask them for their lang-" And Stasia, not being amused interupts.

"Because its such an inborn ability of theirs its difficult to explain. It's like explaining how to breath to a creature without lungs. Do you want the answer to your struggles or not. Because I know more than you." The researcher just stared wide eyed, before turning, a bit annoyed, to his collegues.

"…Which of you put this homeless woman up to this? you KNOW we can't tell anyone about our findings yet-" He blurted out, much to the dismay of his incredibly confused coworkers.

"LOOK dumbass, i've lived in the woods all my life with pokemon. They dont have a language in the way we do. They dont communicate with words, they communicate with patterns, syllables, tone, volume, pitch. If you're having trouble understanding an outside view has a better understanding than a chucklefuck like you, then i'll dumb it down. Pokemon use effectively the most complicated version of morse code there is to communicate. It's why they can communicate even with some being only able to say "pi pikachu," or "zor, zoroark" With them all staring at stasia, mouth agape, she follows up with… "…So do you want me to teach you, and show you my guide, or should i leave and find some other person to help publi-"

"WE'LL TAKE IT." One of the scientists says, speaking for everyone.

[sassypotatoe1]

I don't get the opportunity to write these guides often enough as a journalist and I'm constantly astounded by how many people fall for blatant scams so here is your general guide to scams and phishing. Share it with your friends and family or something idk but too few people know these things and everyone should.

The first thing you should always remember is to stay calm and not panic. If you receive a threatening email, message, dm or phone call or even letter, calm down, take a step back and immediately regard it as suspicious. Email about you being hacked and them claiming they will release sensitive information about you unless you pay them? Suspicious! Dm about your account being terminated because it goes against user guidelines? Suspicious! Email, letter, text or call about how your account is in arrears or you've broken a law and are facing a fine, arrest, eviction or your utilities getting cut off? Immediately suspicious.

The next step is to contact support through the appropriate channels to check if the threat is real, and what the next steps are if it is. It's also important to know through which channels these things are officially communicated, how these processes typically work and what your rights are.

Social media and app support can be contacted through the support function on their official websites. The police, municipal accounts department, court, licensing department and if eviction is being threatened a lawyer through their official communication channels, often a number. For police you'll want to use the non-emergency number of your local station, but the rest you just call up the number for the department and the switchboard will put you through to the right person to talk to.

Your rights regarding these things vary according to where you are, but generally you cannot be evicted without notice for accounts in arrears, your utilities cannot be cut off without notice for accounts in arrears, fines are issued through mail with the official stationary and postage, Google what that would look like where you are, and you also have a notice period for these, and if you broke a criminal law you would be arrested with a warrant and given a date to appear in court. You would not be notified that there is a warrant out for your arrest through a text message.

Notice periods for eviction and utilities also differ from place to place, but generally both need a court order to be enforceable, and at the very least the notice period is 14 days. You will never receive account details to pay the fine, utilities or rent into in the mail, or if you do compare it to the account you typically pay them into to make sure they are exactly the same before giving them a cent, and only after you've confirmed that it is a real notice. Generally I would recommend paying fines at the physical offices they're issued from, paying utilities at the physical branch of the municipality and paying rent to your usual estate agent or landlord, not a surprise third party, no matter how convincing they are about estate transfers etc.

A private investigator isn't licensed in most places to do debt collection, and you pay them a total based on the hourly rate they have after services rendered. If they require a deposit find another investigator. If they claim to render services they aren't licensed to render, and you can look up what a pi license encompasses where you're at online, do not give them a cent.

Debt collection is handled through small claims court under a certain amount, they will send a licensed debt collector to acquire your funds on your behalf, and above that threshold amount you should not be lending out if you are not a licensed credit provider. You will get slapped with hefty fines and taxation in most places, and it's just stupid and irresponsible because you don't have loss insurance like a licensed credit provider does. Find out what your small claims court threshold is.

Social media account action will be communicated in-app by the platform using push notifications, and/or email from the official support email. This can be tricky to identify, so I'll try to give a general enough example. Say your tiktok account (or any social media) is about to be banned because it goes against user guidelines. You will receive a push notification telling you that you are facing account action and what content needs to be rectified to avoid this, or that you have surpassed the number of strikes on your profile and will be disabled effective immediately. At this point you will no longer have access to your account, or if you do you won't have access to posting or commenting functions.

This push notification will not appear as a dm asking you to click a link to appeal this decision. It will not be a regular notification. On tiktok it will fall under the account notifications bar, which is the one that you get with the "withdrawal limit updated" and "your report status" notifications. Most other social media apps send you an email using the official support email address, which you can Google and compare letter for letter. They will also never ask you to follow a link to appeal the decision. They will tell you to contact support, go find the support email on the official website do not use the one provided in the email, even if it's the correct one rather be safe than sorry.

If you receive a dm informing you that your account will be shut down if you do not appeal it by following a link, report it as phishing or the equivalent option in-app and DO NOT FOLLOW THE LINK! If you receive a dm from someone you've talked to in the past asking you to follow a link, whether it be because they supposedly accidentally reported your account or want a free gift from temu or won a competition and need to share the link with x amount of people to claim it, let them know on a separate platform that they have been hacked and/or scammed. Do not open the link.

Http links are generally not safe to use, https links are generally safe to use, if it's a recognizable link check for typos that's a spoof link, corporate links are dot com (.com), government links are dot gov dot country code (.gov.za), npo and ngo links are dot org dot country code or just dot org (.org.za or .org), academic links are dot ac dot country code (.ac.za), or dot edu (.edu), if the end of your link does not match the rest regard it as suspicious. For example if a supposed government link does not end in dot gov dot country (.gov.za) it is not an official government address and can not be trusted. Regard dot io, dot bitly, etc. As suspicious always, unless you are willing to properly learn about these web codes and investigate links individually.

Emails are a little bit more wishy washy, but generally if it is not a domained outlook email regard it as suspicious. If you get organization@gmail.com emails be wary. Most companies and organizations with the power to disable accounts, issue fines, disconnect utilities etc. Have an email domain, typically run through outlook. It is a professional standard and very very few places don't have it in place.

Government and municipal emails will look like "GovernmentAgentName@ProvinceOrState.gov.CountryCode", corporate emails will look like "EmployeeOrDepartment@CompanyName.co.CountryCode" and ngos will follow the same formula but end in ".org.CountryCode" or ".org" alone. Again, check for typos that is a spoof account, and for smaller ngos or businesses gmail is still a possibility, so check their official website or social media to confirm. Capital letters here are for easier reading but they are no longer required for emails and rarely will you see an email with capital letters anymore.

And finally, online shopping. If you're buying from an established online store with no established quality track record, look for photo reviews and negative reviews. Buying on wish? If you don't see a review with a photo attached regard it as a fake listing. Buying on Amazon, temu, Etsy etc? Check for negative reviews and see what they say about the product. Take their word as gospel. If you're buying from Craigslist, gumtree, Instagram or tiktok shop, etc do not trust anyone. Do not pay for the item unless you have physically held it in your hands. Do not pay a deposit to hold the item. There are plenty of small businesses that can be trusted in this regard, but there are also too many "small businesses" that take the money and run.

If a listing seems too good to be true it is. If you see a 30k usd car on Facebook marketplace for 10k and it looks new with no notes indicating work that needs to be done, high mileage etc, that is not a real car you will lose 10 thousand dollars. Smaller things too if you see a 3k cordless drill for 700 you will lose 700 bucks. There are real bargains out there, buy them when you've physically held them in your hands and checked their quality, functionality and age. Otherwise do not trust them.

If you're a small business and any of the above advice would negatively impact your business, it is time to consider legitimizing your business by getting a domain, using reputable portals to sell your goods and engage in product or service quality enaurance strategies. Use your social media marketing to market, and to prove the quality of your products or services. People are more likely to trust you if you show them exactly what goes into making or rendering your products and services, and having the correct domains registered will also protect you down the line.

Be safe out there and don't get caught! Scammers are getting smarter every day so you have to too.

[bestpgdmcollege]

Navigating Admission Requirements for Private MBA Colleges in Delhi

Introduction

With the increasing demand for MBA programs, aspiring students must understand the admission requirements and how to meet them. By gaining insight into the key criteria and application process, you can increase your chances of securing a spot at the institute of your choice. Let's dive in and explore the exciting journey of pursuing an MBA from the best MBA colleges in Delhi NCR!

Understanding the Importance of Admission Requirements

The admission requirements for private MBA colleges play a vital role in the selection process. These requirements are designed to ensure that students possess the necessary skills, qualifications, and potential to succeed in the program.

Admission committees carefully evaluate each applicant based on various factors such as academic background, work experience, entrance exam scores, and personal interview performance. It is essential to understand the importance of these requirements to prepare a strong application.

Key Criteria for Admission to Private MBA Colleges in Delhi

To secure admission to private MBA colleges Delhi, certain key criteria need to be fulfilled. These criteria may vary slightly between institutions, but some common factors include:

1. Academic Qualifications: Most colleges require a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university. A good academic record is often preferred.

2. Entrance Exam Scores: Entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, XAT, or GMAT are commonly accepted. Achieving a high score in these exams significantly enhances your chances of admission.

3. Work Experience: While not mandatory for all colleges, having relevant work experience can be advantageous during the admission process. It showcases your practical understanding of the business world and adds value to your application.

4. Statement of Purpose (SOP): A well-crafted SOP allows you to communicate your aspirations, goals, and reasons for pursuing an MBA. It helps the admission committee assess your clarity of thought and alignment with the program.

5. Letters of Recommendation (LOR): LORs from professors, employers, or professionals who can vouch for your abilities and potential can significantly strengthen your application.

Navigating the Application Process 

Asia-Pacific Institute of Management (AIM) is one of the premier MBA colleges in Delhi that offers a comprehensive program to develop future business leaders. Navigating the application process involves the following steps:

1. Online Application: Visit the official website of AIM and fill out the online application form. Provide accurate and complete information to avoid any discrepancies or delays in the process.

2. Entrance Exam: AIM accepts scores from exams such as CAT, MAT, XAT, or GMAT. Register for the appropriate exam and prepare diligently to achieve a competitive score.

3. Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI): Shortlisted candidates are invited to participate in GD and PI rounds. Prepare well by staying updated on current affairs, honing your communication skills, and practicing mock GDs and PIs.

4. Document Verification: After successfully clearing the GD and PI rounds, you will be required to submit the necessary documents for verification. These may include academic transcripts, entrance exam scorecards, work experience certificates, and identity proof.

5. Final Selection: Based on your performance in the entrance exam, GD, PI, and document verification, the final selection will be made. If selected, you will receive an admission offer from AIM.

Tips for Meeting Admission Requirements

Meeting the admission requirements for private MBA colleges in Delhi can be a challenging task. Here are some tips to help you prepare a strong application:

1. Start Early: Begin your preparations well in advance to have sufficient time for exam preparation, gathering documents, and writing a compelling SOP.

2. Research the Colleges: Understand the admission criteria and specific requirements of each college you are interested in. Tailor your application accordingly to showcase your fit with the institution.

3. Focus on Entrance Exam Preparation: Dedicate ample time to prepare for the entrance exams. Take mock tests, solve previous years' question papers, and identify your weaknesses to improve your scores.

4. Highlight Relevant Work Experience: If you have work experience, emphasize the skills and knowledge gained during your professional journey. Showcase how it aligns with your MBA goals.

5. Seek Guidance: Reach out to current students, alumni, or mentors who have completed the admission process. Their insights and guidance can prove invaluable in navigating the requirements.

Benefits of Pursuing an MBA at Asia-Pacific Institute of Management

Choosing to pursue an MBA at the Asia-Pacific Institute of Management offers several benefits:

Industry-Relevant Curriculum: AIM's MBA program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to excel in the dynamic business landscape. The curriculum is regularly updated to align with industry trends and demands.

Experienced Faculty: AIM boasts a team of experienced faculty members who bring a wealth of industry knowledge and academic expertise to the classroom. Their guidance and mentorship contribute to a holistic learning experience.

Industry Interface: The institute maintains strong ties with the corporate world, offering students opportunities for internships, live projects, and industry interactions. This exposure provides practical insights and networking opportunities.

Placement Assistance: AIM has a dedicated placement cell that assists students in securing internships and final placements. The institute has a strong track record of placing students in reputed companies across various sectors.

Alumni Network: Being a part of AIM's MBA program grants access to a vast network of alumni who have excelled in their respective fields. This network can be leveraged for mentorship, guidance, and career opportunities.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the admission requirements for best MBA colleges Delhi are crucial for determining your eligibility and suitability for the program. It is essential to understand these requirements and tailor your application accordingly. By meeting the key criteria, such as academic qualifications, entrance exam scores, work experience, SOP, and LORs, you can enhance your chances of admission. Additionally, navigating the application process at institutions like the Asia-Pacific Institute of Management requires careful planning and preparation.

[detoritsharso]

Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS

Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS

Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS. We atAce Guru Education Service understand students' stress and difficulties while applying for courses in top colleges because of the increased competition. We help students to increase their chances of getting admission to their preferred courses in top MBA colleges. We provide admission assistance, guidance, and counselling for student increases to top colleges and universities in India.

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Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS. SVKM’s NMIMS Navy Mumbai Campus aims to define the 21st Century's Technological, Management, and Organisational Research breakthroughs and provide an education that incorporates the best global academic practices. We endeavor to nurture and develop high-caliber global citizens who add new dimensions to thought leadership.

MIMS MBA Documents required 

Application Form: Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS. A duly filled and signed application form, is usually available on the university’s official website or admission portal.

Exam Score Card: If the program requires an entrance exam, you’ll need to provide the score card of the relevant exam (e.g., NMAT, CAT, XAT, GMAT, etc.)

Academic Certificates and Transcripts: This includes your high school (10th) and intermediate (12th) certificates and mark sheets. For postgraduate programs, you would need your bachelor’s degree certificates and mark sheets

Photo Identification: A valid government-issued photo ID such as an Aadhar card, passport, driver’s license, or voter ID

Passport-size Photographs: Typically, a few passport-size photographs may be required for various purposes during the admission process

Work Experience (if applicable): For programs that consider work experience, you may need to provide documents such as experience certificates, relieving letters, or appointment letters

Category Certificate (if applicable): Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS. If you belong to a specific reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/PwD), you’ll need to provide the relevant caste or category certificate issued by a competent authority

Domicile Certificate (if applicable): Some programs may require a domicile certificate if you are claiming state or regional quota

Migration/Transfer Certificate: This document is usually required when you’re transferring from another institution or university

Character Certificate: A character certificate from your previous institution may be required to assess your conduct and behavior

Statement of Purpose (SOP): Some programs may ask for a statement of purpose explaining your motivation for joining the program and your career goals

Letters of Recommendation: Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS. Certain programs might require letters of recommendation from teachers, professors, or employers to assess your academic and professional potential

Payment Confirmation: Proof of payment of the application fee or any other fees required during the admission process

NMIMS Mumbai Cut-Offs

Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS. The NMAT 2022 cut-off will be released by NMIMS Mumbai on its official website after the declaration of NMAT by GMAC 2021 result tentatively in February 2022.

NMIMS NMAT 2022 cut-off is the minimum required score for the aspirants to participate in the further selection levels of NMAT which include a written ability test (WAT), Group discussion (GD), and Personal Interview (PI) rounds.

The cut-off is decided every year based on multiple factors such as total applicants, difficulty level, number of seats, and more. In terms of percentile, the NMAT cut-off for various campuses of NMIMS (Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Indore, and Navi Mumbai) varies from 80 to 95 percentile, with NMIMS Mumbai having the highest cut-off.

SBM NMIMS Placement

Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS. SBM NMIMS has a legacy of 39 years, once again SBM NMIMS Mumbai 2020-2021 placement season witnessed great placements.  It is ranked among the top B-Schools in India and the placement process saw a healthy mix of recruiters from reputed organizations. The top 5% of students of MBA (HR) were offered an average CTC of INR 19.74 LPA and 34% of the students got placed in FMCG, FMCD, and Retail. The top 50 students of MBA were offered CTC worth INR 25.16 LPA.

EVOLUTION AND GROWTH

Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS. From its temporary location at Bhaidas Auditorium, NMIMS moved to a large complex of over 5, 50,000 sq feet where it stands today as a landmark in the heart of Mumbai at Vile Parle, an affluent suburb of the city.

Built on this inspiring legacy, today, NMIMS stands proud as a Deemed-to-be University offering multiple disciplines across multiple campuses. What started as an institute in a small building has caught the attention of the world, thanks to its 17 specialized schools. More than 17000 students and about 750 full-time faculty members, 10 faculty members with Fulbright Scholarship and Humboldt International Scholarship for post-doctoral researchers are part of India's most sought-after academic community. The consistent academic quality, research focus, faculty from top national and global institutes, and strong industry linkages at NMIMS have placed it among the nation's prime centers of educational excellence and research today.

Navigating Management Quota MBA in NMIMS

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