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INTERNATIONAL PEDAGOGY and BEST PRACTICES
GLOBAL WIDTH and LOCAL DEPTH
Business Education Repositioned
Conventionally B-schools, positioned themselves on the dimensions of pedagogy and content. B-schools unable to follow the middle path of balancing the pedagogy and content will become extinct. Also, the globalization has led to paradigm shift in the strategic context of doing business, leading to the independence of the economies. Organizations in BRICS and South Asian countries has not only gained from economic opportunities but also faced the complex management challenges. The increasing focus on triple bottom-line (profit, people and planet) emphasized the need of sustainable practices and ethics.
The conservative approach of ‘follow the big’ has made the business education humdrum and far away from business reality. In India, business education is now at the cross road of conventional curriculum and traditional learning methods.
Therefore, in many a case, the ‘managers-in-the-making’ are not sensitized towards applying global knowledge for the local problems. That’s why United Nations has developed the “Principles for Responsible Management Education” and it is imperative for B-schools to reinvent themselves and reposition business education.
VJIM, has responded to the clarion call embarked on strategic mission and come up with focus on providing “Global Width and Local Depth” in management education and became a leading Game Changer among the premier B-schools in India. We seek to achieve the ‘Global Width’ by adopting the international curriculum, pedagogy and best practices, which are applied in the local business settings. The ‘Local Depth’ is explored through developing ‘industry-specific skills’, while meeting the needs of Indian business. By repositioning business education, VJIM is committed to producing ‘locally fit’ and ‘globally sensitive’ managers.
For achieving this, VJIM has the requisite capabilities and resources, tangible as well intangible, place be it Good Governance, quality faculty with contemporary knowledge infrastructure, learning resources or present times industry relevant curriculum and its deliverance mechanism. VJIM ranked within 21 Best Business Schools in the country and in terms of Governance is on par with the premier B-Schools in the country like IIMs and XLRI.
http://vjim.edu.in/index.php/discover-vjim/business-education-repositioned

Hi,
Find below some of the finest institutes in India to pursue MBA:
- Indian Institute of Management- Ahmedabad.
- Xavier Labour Relations Institute-Jamshedpur.
- Faculty of Management Studies-Delhi.
- S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research-Mumbai.
- Indian Institute of Foreign Trade-Delhi.
- Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies-Mumbai.
- Management Development Institute-Gurgaon and many more institutes.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding best institutes in India to pursue full time MBA or PGDM program.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/top-mba-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-2-2-0-0-0
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Dear Mahalakshmi,
After completing your M.Sc in Biotechnology, you can work as –
• Research Scientist
• Research Associate
• Quality Control Officer
• Marketing Manager
• Bio-Informist
• Environmental of Safety Specialist
• Lab Technician
• Medical Representative
• Business Development Manager
M. Sc graduates in Biotechnology are needed in research laboratories in order to carry out research (in developing innovative elements). Post graduation in Biotechnology helps the candidates to apply for designated job positions like Research scientist, Quality Controller, etc. Academics are other area where these candidates can get in to and can have rewarding compensation packages. The salary packages offered to the aspirant increases with adequate work experience and expertise in the job.
Apart from biotechnology industry, a biotechnologist finds his or her place in fields like horticulture, agriculture, food, dairy farming and pharmaceutical industry. The field of biotechnology is one of the fastest growing fields; given its involvement in most of the other fields, professionals in biotechnology are quite in demand. As the nature of work of biotechnologists is interdisciplinary they have to work closely with other science, engineering and related fields. Biotechnologists are involved in production as well as marketing and research.
Hope this helps
Thanks
All the Best!

Dear Akash,
Most of the engineering institutes admit students on the basis of entrance exams like JEE, CET etc. However, there are a few institutes which conduct their own entrance exams or often give admissions on the basis of percentage secured in 10+2.
For the list of institute offering BE/ B.Tech, refer to the below link. In order to get information regarding the eligibility and admission criteria, it is advised to get in touch with the institute directly
https://engineering.shiksha.com/be-btech-courses-in-india-ctpg?sort=none&nl=0
(In the above link, you can refine the search as per your preferred city and location)
Hope this helps.
Thanks
All the Best.!