A multifaceted communication expert with two decades of media experience, Swagata Majumdar moves fluidly between the roles of writer, editor, radio jockey, voice coach, educator, and entrepreneur. Whether behind a microphone or a magazine desk, Swagata’s career is a testament to the enduring power of authentic storytelling and strategic expression. Swagata Majumdar is not just a communicator — she’s a …
Target Learning Ventures Pvt. Ltd. (TLV), a publishing house in Mumbai, recently held a career guidance workshop in collaboration with Vidyarthi Prerna Kendra (VPK). The event, which took place in Thane, provided invaluable career insights to students from rural areas of Maharashtra currently residing in Mumbai for their education. The impactful workshop was led by Chandrakant Mundhe, a well-known Maharashtra …
By Sandeep Munjal, Director, Vedatya Institute Adapting to a Disrupted World: A New Era for Hospitality Careers The world is in the midst of profound economic and geopolitical shifts. Not since the end of World War II, have we experienced such widespread disruption. The post-war era, marked by U.S.-led initiatives for globalization and free markets through bodies like the World …
BY Gaurav Tyagi, Founder, Career Xpert In India, being a successful doctor is a competitive and lengthy process. Candidates have to begin by preparing for competitive NEET-UG or NEET-PG exams in a hard way as cracking these kinds of exams is always a tough challenge. It is also linked to getting into a medical school for MBBS or MS/MD programs …
By Sonal Gupta The first step towards becoming a judicial officer in India begins with gaining admission to a good law college. For most students, this journey starts with preparing for the Common Law Admission Test, popularly known as CLAT. This exam opens doors to the country’s top National Law Universities. It evaluates students on a range of essential skills …
In a significant expansion of the ‘Kota Cares’ initiative, auto rickshaw unions of Kota representing over 10,000 drivers have united to introduce reforms to transportation services for students, further cementing the education hub’s transformation into a model city for student welfare. The announcement comes just weeks after 4,000 hostel owners came together under ‘Kota Cares’ to introduce multiple student-friendly measures, …
