Ask & Answer: India's Largest Education Community

2-D Chart Elements:
1. Chart Title : Title can be directly added to the chart or it can be select from a cell on the worksheet.
2. Category names : They identify individual data points and may be dated, locations, products and so on. The category names are taken from the topmost row or the left-most column, depending on the orientation of the sheet.
3. Data marker : Marker is used to distinguish one data series from another.
4. Data Labels : Labels are displayed sometimes to show the value of data point.
5. Tick Marks : Marks are small lines used to divide the two axes and provide the scaling.
6. X – axis : It is known as the “Category” axis which shows the categories of the data points that are plotted.
7. Y – axis : It is shows the value of the data points that are plotted. Y – axis is called as the “Series” or “Rank” axis.
8. Grid lines: They are displayed for both axes to help read the value of individual data points. Gridlines are scaled according to the values on the axes and can be changed.
9. Active border : It identifies that a particular chart is active and can be edited. An active border is a thicker gray line.
10. Legend: It is a set of lables has describe each of the data series. These labels are attached to a symbol

1. What are the programmes offered by NMIMS SDL?
NMIMS SDL offers 1 year diploma and 2year post graduate diploma programmes.
2. What are the specializations available in various programmes of SDL?
Specializations available in various programmes are business management, finance management,
marketing management, human resource management, international trademanagement, banking
and finance management and supply chain management.
3. When are the Admissions?
The admissions are done twice a year. December / Janauray for January batch and June /July for
July batch.
4. What are the Eligibility Criteria for one year Diploma Programme?
Bachelors Degree (10+2+3) in any discipline from any recognized University or equivalent
degree recognized by Association of Indian Universities (AIU) OR H.S.C plus 3 years Diploma
recognized by AICTE OR S.S.C plus 3 years Diploma recognized by AICTE and 3 years work
experience.
5. What are the eligibility criteria for two years PG Diploma programmes?
Bachelors Degree (10+2+3) in any discipline from any recognized University or equivalent
degree recognized by Association of Indian Universities (AIU) with minimum 50% marks at
Graduation Level.
part-time is better due to interaction

Part Time Programs Course Duration
MBA (Marketing, Finance, HR, IT) 3 years
MBA (Social Entrepreneurship) 3 years
eligibility
The candidate must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline from any of the Universities incorporated by an act of the central or state legislature in India or other educational institutions established under section 3 of UGC Act, 1956, or possess an equivalent qualification recognized by the Ministry of HRD, Government of India. The candidate must have minimum 3 years post qualification work experience in the executive, supervisory or managerial capacity in a medium or large organization.
for more information,check out http://www.nmims.edu/academic-program-detail1.php?type=Part-Time Programmes&programs=MBA (Part Time)&link=Eligibility

Dear Sneha = I gave the following answer to another student, but here it is again.
"best" is a subjective term. Focus on what you will be doing after you get the degree and see what university or course can help you land that perfect job. There are at least 500 plus universities around the world that offer a degree in networking. It would be difficult to suggest a "best university" without understanding your profile and career goals first. So take the time to answer the difficult question first - what are my career goals? What kind of job would be most exciting for me? What is my academic profile? Given the above, what would be the "best" university for me? Best wishes!