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Career Planning: -

Rule#1: Choose a career that is something you really like to do. Rule#2: Do your research and choose carefully and thoughtfully. Rule#3: Make it meaningful to you. You owe it to yourself to look for work that is meaningful and rewarding! Choose Career Options That Match Your Values: l Knowing what you value most will help you refine your career search and choice: - Helping others Prestige High income Flexible work hours  l Establish and align values, career choice, and career goals for motivation. There is no substitute for "knowing yourself." Surviving in a Fast Economy: You will always have some control over your career. You must accept risks and plan for the future to advance your career. A college degree does not guarantee employment. A commitment to lifelong learning will help keep you employable.  The more you know, the greater your marketability. Factors to Consider: Do:- Explore a number of careers a...

Overview of UGC NET December 2018:

UGC NET December 2018 Exam Date announced, NTA to start applications from September 1, 2018 on nta.ac.in  NTA has released the exam date for UGC NET Dec 2018 as well as the schedule. The online application forms for UGC NET December 2018 exam begin from September 1 on nta.ac.in. Check eligibility, syllabus, etc.  National Testing Agency, NTA would be conducting the UGC NET December 2018 examination. As per the official press released, the online application forms for UGC NET 2018 December exam would begin from September 1, 2018. The examinations would be conducted over a period of 8 days and would begin from December 9 to December 23 in online mode. The registrations would begin on the official website nta.ac.in and not on cbsenet.nic.in.  Candidates interested in applying for the examination to please note that the conducting agency for UGC NET examinations has been shifted from CBSE to NTA from this year onwards. Also, with the change, a few changes have b...

How to prepare for Competitive Exam?:

Competitive Exam is key for getting dreamed job. In Upcoming Time, there is going to be lots of Competitive Exams which means lots of job opportunities. With the introduction of these new changes, candidates who will be appearing for Competitive Exams will have to tweak their preparation strategy so that they don’t miss any chance to excel. If you are appearing for Competitive Exams, here are some preparation tips that will help you tilt the result in your favour.  Keep yourself updated about the changes: Before starting the preparation for the Competitive Exams ensure that you are aware about all the changes that have been introduced by the authorities. Whether it is related to the exam conducting body, pattern of the exam, syllabus, marking scheme or availability of Competitive Exams ,  you need to keep yourself updated. This will help you to make your study plan more effective. Know syllabus and exam pattern thoroughly: Start your preparation for C...

CAT 2018: Registration begins August 8

September 19, 2018 is the last date to apply for the Common Admission Test to be held November 25, 2018. The Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIM-C) has released the official notification and detailed brochure for  CAT 2018  on July 29, 2018 declaring the important dates and salient features of the exam. The national-level exam will be held in two slots on Sunday, November 25, 2018 in computer-based mode. According to convenor of CAT 2018, Prof Sumanta Basu, the application procedure will begin from August 8 and continue till September 19, 2018. The MBA exam is a gateway for admission to the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and other top MBA institutions. The good news for CAT takers is that there has not been any major change in the CAT 2018 exam pattern. The IIMs conduct the exam on a rotational basis and it is after seven years that IIM-Calcutta has taken over the reins to conduct the CAT 2018 on behalf of all Indian Institutes of Management (II...

SPIPA (Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration):

INTRODUCTION: -  SPIPA was established by the Government of Gujarat in 1962 as the apex Training Institution of the state. The Institute was renamed as Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration in 1974. It became on autonomous body (registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860) in October 2004, so as to gain that essential flexibility in fulfilling its role and meeting the expectations of the State Government.  Named after the Iron Man of India, the Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration, popularly known as SPIPA, was established as an institution for training government functionaries. The Institute is strongly committed to development of human capital. It provides state-of-the-art training in public administration, rural development, local self-government, disaster management and related areas so as to optimize the competence of Government employees and, thereby, helps realize the endeavor of ideal governance.  THE PREMISE: -  ...

How to turn your internship into a full-time job:

Be proactive, valuable. Seek feedback. Be a team player. It is no secret that internships act as catalysts to find jobs by offering the necessary professional experience and teaching essential soft and technical skills. However, there are many internships that come with a pre-placement offer (PPO) and make the job securing process comparatively easier. Now, what is a PPO? In simple words, after the completion of your internship tenure, if your employer finds your performance satisfying and extends you an offer to work as a full-time employee, it is called a pre-placement offer. Of the total internships posted on Internshala, 46 per cent come with a PPO. This brings in a lot of employment opportunities for the students. However, the job offer is not a certain thing. You have to earn it with your good performance. Now, the immediate question is, How? In order to help you bag that PPO offer you have your eyes on, you need to do a lot more than just hard work. T...

5 things you must do to bag an internship:

Finding the right internship may seem like a daunting task for graduates who have no work experience. However, for those who are willing to sweat it out, it could well be the start of a long-lasting career in the organisation of your dreams. Gone are the days when applying for a summer internship meant having to wait until the semester examinations are over. Today, both employers and aspiring professionals are looking out for each other to seize the best talent and opportunities. So how and when does one start looking out for opportunities? How do you ensure you have an internship offer at the end of it? Here are some tips to help you get started: 1. Float your resume The first thing that will get you noticed in the market is your resume. Send it to people who you know in the industry, and to those who you think can recommend you for the opportunity. Reach out to your seniors from school and college. Search the morning paper and the Internet to know ab...