Interview: Prateek Bhargava, Co- founder & CEO of Mindler.com Mindler.com maintains that “Students spend 70% of their adult life at the workplace. Career decisions are one of the most important decisions in a student’s academic, and professional journey, and thus there is a dire need for scientific decision making”. Helping students in making a well-informed career decision, with the …
Hyderabad-based Univariety was established in 2012, to solve the most fundamental problem high school students face – lack of proper college guidance and counseling. It endeavours to empower students in making informed career decisions. This year it has brought Oxford Summer Courses to India. Curriculum magazine spoke with Jaideep Gupta, Founder and CEO, Univariety and . Harry Hoare, Course Director, …
Interview: Jay Shah, Co-founder & Joint Managing Director After being bruised by the dotcom bubble burst in 2000s, Jay Shah, then an IT sales and marketing professional, dabbled into sports for some months which resulted in a successful sports camp by him for children. For more than a decade, he continued experimenting and understanding the needs of people in sports …
With the high influence of Social Media and internet in a fast growing young population and emergence of crowdfunding, Mumbai-based, Varun Sheth, an alumnus of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics along with Bollywood Actor Kunal Kapoor founded crowdfunding platform Ketto on 15th August 2012. The founding team was later joined by Zaheer Adenwala. Varun in an email interview …
Loader, excavator, crane, crusher, paver, mixer, grader and many more construction equipment offer challenging yet rewarding jobs as infrastructure development and housing becomes a priority national program in India Roads & highways, rural connectivity, urban infrastructure including metro rail projects, ports & airports, industrial corridors, dedicated freight corridors, ‘100’ smart cities, irrigation & river linking, power projects, mining, new housing …
The ‘established’ and taken for granted usage of saying ‘into’ for multiply (X) in Mathematical expressions in Indian English is wrong. Elsewhere it would mean just the opposite, that’s DIVIDE. Simon Lind, International Teacher Trainer & Professional Development Manager, Cambridge University Press, International Education conducted a series of one-day workshops for CIE-affiliated school teachers in Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Chandigarh, Mumbai, Bangalore …
