MBAUniverse.com presents an article shared by Mumbai based IMS Learning on how to do well in MAH - CET 09.How to do well in MAH - CET 09By Ms Jaya Desai and Mr Saikat Kundu, IMS LearningThe CET is a 200 mark test of two and a half hours duration, with no negative marking. . The components of the test are verbal ability and reading comprehension encompassing grammar/usage, vocabulary, sentence completion, synonyms/antonyms; quantitative aptitude comprising ration/proportion, percentage etc.

The programme, targeted at working executives, is aimed at preparing the students for a career in Healthcare Management.

The course content for the programme covers different aspects of Healthcare Management comprising: Fundamentals of Health Care Administration, Healthcare Policies and Regulations, Leadership and Organizational Behaviour, Strategic Management of Healthcare Organizations, Epidemiology and Information Management in Healthcare, Information Technology Strategy in Healthcare, Project Management in Healthcare, Ethics and Law in Healthcare and so forth.

The summit is organised with an intention to foster the education sector in Tamil Nadu and highlight the reforms needed from the Government to promote the state as a hub of education.The objective behind the Summit is to focus on the reforms needed to improve quality of education, attract best talents to teaching and reduce procedural hurdles in improving quality.The Summit would bring together chancellors, principals of colleges, heads of education institutes, academicians, industry leaders, Government representatives, non-governmental organizations and corporate leaders.Some of the eminen

The seminar will be the first in the Idea series based on the theme of Marketing in the Time of Recession.

Management expert Dr CS Venkata Ratnam, Director of New Delhi based International Management Institute answers questions posed by our readers on his Ask Venkat column on MBAUniverse.com. Dr Venkata Ratnam responded many questions of Hundreds of students, executives and managers from India and overseas which helped them to choose better options in their management education.Dr Ratnam recently offered his advice on queries of working executives and students who want to do Ex-MBA from IIMS and Distance MBA. Here are some questions:

The event was organised by the institute in collaboration with Concern Worldwide a voluntary non-governmental organisation involved in implementing emergency and development programmes in 30 countries across the globe. The event was inaugurated by Mr. Nikunja K. Sundaray, IAS, Special Relief Commissioner and Managing Director, Orissa State Disaster Management Authority.

The programme noticed the participation of 26 senior and middle level managers working in various government and non-governmental organisations in India, Nepal and Bangladesh.

SPJIMR participants won the final contest beating a team from IIT-Delhi, which was the runner-up, followed by IIM-B who finished at third position.
The team from SPJIMR, comprising of Aditya Gupta and Harish Sridharan, first year participants in the PGDM course, overcame stiff competition. SPJIMR, who were the representatives of Mumbai zone, took on the other zone winners, IIM-Ahmedabad, IIM-Bangalore, IIT-Delhi and IISWB (Kolkatta zone).

There are 120 seats in the MBA programme and the admission is through the GBUs entrance exam, to be held on April 5. There are 120 seats offered for the programme with specialization in Finance, Marketing, IT, Retail, Operations, Strategy, Insurance, etc.Candidates who have passed their graduation from a recognized university securing minimum 50% marks are eligible to apply for the MBA programme.

The event was organised by Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA) and the University of Dayton, Ohio, USA, on February 2, 2009.