Not just Masters in Engineering and MBA. We have noticed a mindset change among students. More and more students are interested in different fields. We thought, we should post a series on such courses for the benefit of students. Today it is Tourism and Hospitality Management Education in Switzerland,
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Remember Josh Waitzkin? The Chess wizkid portrayed in the immortal movie Searching for Bobby Fischer. He quit chess when he was 18 when he missed the World Junior Chess Championship by a whisker. He then took up the martial art Tai Chi and he went on to become a World Champion all while continuing his studies. Between the two sports, 21 National Championships and several World Championship titles, noted seminar and keynote address speaker, and guest lecturer in many Ivy League schools. All within the age of 30. Now we know excellence can be achieved by putting in 10000 hours of hard work in any field. But in multiple fields? Therein lies the lesson to the community that we serve, and hence this post.
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In a bid to further the service to the community that we serve, in these pages, we plan to bring in some useful tips for GRE. In the first tranche, here are about 50 oft repeated words in GRE with their meanins as given in question papers Read More

In exactly 10 months from now, new pattern GRE test comes into being. Perhaps it is a proverbial ten months wait for the birth of an ambition culminating into higher studies in the US. For the benefit of students we propose to provide guidance to the students, periodically. Read More

…begin with Chennai on 22nd August 2010.

As usual in our bid to reach out students aspiring for higher education in countries like the USA, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore etc., this year too we have started a series of road shows to clarify the doubts of the students, their parents and educational administrators. Our experience in the past has been quite rewarding – both for us and the students who visited. Every now and then we come across lot of questions which can be categorized as follows Read More