Thursday, June 16, 2016

REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT MBA AT MRU

The Real Estate sector is the backbone of the economy. The MBA Real Estate Management program blends theory and practice with focus on real estate fundamentals, critical thinking, complex problem solving and communication skills. The MBA Real Estate Management at Manav Rachna University (MRU) is offered in collaboration with the School of Real Estate and Land Management, Royal Agricultural University, UK (a RICS certified program). MBA Real Estate Management passouts would be widely sought after for real estate roles in private equity finance, project management and portfolio management in both India and abroad. Assured career opportunities are available in Site Management, property management, Leasing and Sales Management, Asset Management, Valuation, Appraisal or Credit Management. Leading Recruiters such for Placement and Internship include AFCONS infrastructure, Larsen & Toubro, Shapoorji Pallonji,Supertech, Paras, JP Colours, HDFC Bank, ICIC Bank, HUDA, Reliance General Insurance Ltd and the like.  
At Manav Rachna University (MRU), the Program is based on Choice based credit systems; it lays emphasis on the holistic development of a person’s emotional, social, ethical and creative potential through soft courses; there is a multi-disciplinary approach and flexibility to choose elective from other departments like Engineering/Management/Humanities/Sciences. A small core and large elective basket is present in the Program which infuses Global Graduate Attributes achieved through Learning by Doing where Lab components with all courses, specialized workshop and projects with every semester are integral to the course. 

KEY FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM

·         Collaboration with School of Real Estate and Land Management, Royal Agricultural University, UK (a RICS certified program)
·         Techno-Managerial and Multi-Disciplinary Courses developed with Industry Participation            
·         Practice based Pedagogy
·         Industry led curriculum
·         Highly qualified faculty
·         Vast network of alumni and Industry Practitioners
·         Assured job opportunities in India and abroad

ELIGIBILITY: Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized university with minimum aggregate of 50% .

 For more details check out the following link: http://mru.edu.in/mba-programmes-and-admission-dates/

Friday, June 10, 2016

SAP Courses Strengthen Employability Quotient at Manav Rachna Educational Institutions

Open to Manav Fraternity and Beyond, SAP (Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing) at Manav Rachna is meant to bridge the Academia – Industry divergence and make students Future Ready!
In a world that is expanding, and in this generation of ever growing intellectual capabilities, one of the innovations, and now a necessity, that is piquing interest among employers around the World is the knowledge of SAP.  The enterprise application solutions by the organization System Application and Products (SAP) have eased the data processing today and have catapulted the World into one where the information complexities can be smoothened in a much simpler manner. SAP, abundantly used by all business houses, big or small has become a panacea for all corporate ills.



On its journey of evolving students, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions (MREI) has partnered with SAP Student Academy and Sashakta. Owing to the recent collaboration between Manav Rachna Educational Institutions and SAP (Systems Application & Products) India through which the Institution has gained the distinction of being the first private university in North India to have a SAP Student Academy and an authorized training center, MREI has been sanctioned to run five different modules of SAP on diverse verticals , all of which would require a candidate to undergo 200 hours of rigorous training.
The modules include SAP ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming)—Technical; SAP MM (Material Management)—Functional; SAP FI (Finance)—Functional; SAP HR (Human Resource)—Functional; SAP S & D (Sales & Distribution)—Functional. This system of courses is not just available to our students but also to our alumni and associates all over Manav Rachna.
What comes as heartening news is the fact MREI has decided to offer these courses at a fraction of the cost at which they are available in the market. These courses which will run from 17th June 2016 through 22nd July 2016 are also open to persons beyond the Manav Rachna fraternity.
For the uninitiated, SAP is a German multinational software corporation which builds enterprise software modules to manage varied business operations and customer relations. Astute application and impeccable products influence superlative results hence the sturdy system, SAP (Enterprise Resource Planning) plays a vital role. For its part, SAP self enhancement module demands pious dedication and vehement attitude.

Manav Rachna offers the support of specialized trainers along the online aid and prescribed study material to enhance the comprehension of its students. The thrust behind the training is to make the students employable in the global scenario and make our students Future Ready in a world which is driven by constant flux and dynamic change.

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Faculty of Management Studies, MRIU: Where Experiential Learning is a way of life

Manav Rachna International University (MRIU) is a conducive academic hub that is committed towards Quality Education. As a visible symbol of knowledge and experience, the University has earned the coveted distinction of being a NAAC ‘A’ grade institution, catapulting it to the premier league of the top-rated universities of the country. 
At MRIU’s Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), the scope for a Management graduate is unparalleled with doors opening to various industry and business sector prospects. Owing to the degree’s multi-dimensional and multi-tasking nature, MRIU’s FMS Programs offer students the ability to transform adversities into opportunities and display resilience and fortitude in the midst of challenges.
FMS aims at being the bedrock for leadership and initiative where students are pushed beyond their comfort zones and constantly challenged to think beyond boundaries. The emphasis at the Department is on innovation, creating and honing analytic skills and focusing upon the practical and applied aspects of theoretical knowledge. FMS lays tremendous stress on the inculcation of ethics and values and good governance skills among the students. Social responsibility and community service form an integral part of the FMS culture on the premise that holistic development should be the goal of business schools rather than creating islets and silos of knowledge in various fields. Students learn through experiential methods like live field projects, workshops, action research, simulations, prototyping, role-playing scenarios, socio-drama/psychodrama, drama, dance, meditation, global immersions, and case studies, seminars, industry interface, guest lectures and mentoring.
FMS has courses that include Master of Business Administration (2 Years) with specialization in Finance, Marketing, Human Resource, International Business, Media Management, Business Analytics (in collaboration with IBM), Event Management, Education System Management, Energy Management, Sustainable Development, Disaster Management, Agri Business Management, Sports Management, NGO Management & Operations, Public Policy Management, Societal & Community Service Management, MBA-Health care Management (in collaboration with Fortis),   and PhD in Management. 
In terms of Ranking, FMS has been ranked consistently among the best Business Schools in Delhi-NCR. It has also been ranked ‘A’ category by the All Indian Management Association (AIMA).
To ensure all students complete their respective academic programs with flying colours, FMS provides rigorous training with emphasis on subject knowledge, as well as soft skills. In fact, a course has specially been designed for honing the skills related to management of self, working in teams, and understanding others. Appropriately named as Structured Training for Enhancing Personal and Professional Employability Skills (STEPPES), this program is divided into four parts, and is delivered by industry experts to the students in all semesters of the course.
The pedagogy at FMS focuses on skills development and this is achieved through distinguished faculty members with rich corporate and academic experience, 4 tier mentoring program (peers/industry/faculty/alumni), academic affiliations, international student exchange programs, mandatory corporate social responsibility, extensive life skills classes and industry partnerships. Incidentally, FMS is one of the first institutes to boast of a Human Lab, the first lab in the entire Haryana and Delhi-NCR.
Over the years, FMS students have got plum job offers at KPMG, Genpact, HT Media, Infoedge, Times Business Solutions, HDFC Bank, Just Dial, CISCO, Bank of America, JBM India to mention a few. FMS has maintained a healthy placement track record of 90% plus since 2011, when the first batch graduated.
The Department has been active in the area of social responsibility with initiatives like Anti-cracker rally; Ek Mutthi Daan (A movement where no one sleeps hungry); Shram daan; Adoption of Mohna village transforming students’ lives; incorporation of a skill & health development centre at Village Mohna. The Department runs an entrepreneurship cell – UDYAM (E- Cell) to pursue the rewarding path of entrepreneurship. The department also has a month long Orientation Program ‘Udaan’ to welcome students into the new phase of their life through skilltraining and development workshops.
As an institution, FMS is committed to a 360 degree intellectual and value based education where learning by doing gives students a sense of identity and purpose.
Dr.Chavi Sharma
Dean Faculty of Management

Manav Rachna International University

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Manav Rachna organizes anti-tobacco rally

A ‘No Tobacco Rally’ was organized by Manav Rachna Dental College on 31st May, 2016. What better way to mark ‘World No Tobacco Day’ to create awareness about Tobacco’s Harmful Effects. While the world was witnessing sessions over ways to educate people about the harmful effects of tobacco, it was a grand rally in Faridabad that set that the stage for saying ‘no’ to tobacco use.
The Rally started at 9.30AM from B.K. Hospital, Faridabad and ended at the head office of the Manav Rachna Educational Institutions at NH-5. The rally was part of MRDC’s institutional social responsibility in order to create awareness among masses about the harmful effects of tobacco use. The Chief Guest on the occasion was Dr. Gulshan Arora, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Faridabad and Dr. Asim Das, Principal ESIC Medical College. Also present on the occasion were Dr M.M. Kathuria, Advisor, MREI; Dr N.C. Wadhwa, Vice Chancellor, Manav Rachna International University; Maj. Gen. (Retd) P.N. Awasthi, Advisor, MRDC and Raman Grover, President, Lions Club Lake City.

It is well known fact that more than 6 million people die worldwide every year, due to tobacco consumption. More than 5 million of those deaths are the result of direct tobacco use while more than 600,000 are the result of non-smokers being exposed to second-hand smoke. Another important fact is that Tobacco kills up to half of its users. Highlighting the impact of income on the overall standing of any country, the WHO reports also reveal that nearly 80% of the world’s smokers live in low and middle income countries.
 The rally in course of its sojourn garnered much appreciation even from bystanders. More than 100 students of MREI joined in the initiative as they took to the streets carrying posters and shouting slogans to sensitize people towards the harmful effects of tobacco use and its life threatening effects.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Gulshan Arora, CMO, said, “The Anti Tobacco Rally being held on this significant day to create awareness against tobacco use is praiseworthy.” He stated further that for every cigarette taken, a person loses 5 minutes of his life! 
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Asim Das, Principal ESIC Medical College, said, “One cigarette is enough to create a stairway to hell. The youth should not only resolve to say ‘no’ to tobacco but also encourage others to give up tobacco for good. This would ensure the creation of a tobacco-free nation.”     
Dr N.C. Wadhwa, Vice Chancellor, MRIU said, “Tobacco use destroys not just an individual but also society as a whole. It is therefore our collective responsibility to fight the menace. Manav Rachna Educational Institutions has been working ceaselessly towards the cause.  It is heartening to see students take up the anti-tobacco cause at the Rally and encourage others to put an end to tobacco use.

A street play was also performed by the students of MRDC students that successfully conveyed the message to make the people aware of the harmful impact of tobacco, in any form.

- Mr. Sanjay Chaturvedi

Thursday, June 2, 2016

Launching a One-Stop Destination for providing vocational courses and preparatory education at MREI

-Institutions of Manav Rachna sign MoUs with CL Educate Ltd. (popularly known as Career launcher) to augment employability and entrepreneurship prospects of students
-- Career Launcher will set up their centre at Manav Rachna Campus in Faridabad as a cost-effective, one-stop shop to the students for providing vocational courses and preparatory education pertaining to CAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT, SNAP, GRE, SSC, CLAT, IELTS, Bank PO, Civil services and GATE exams for students’ easy accessibility and reach
- Accendre, a Career Launcher Educate group entity will assist MRIU, MRU & MRIIC in industry academic research collaboration, wherein consultancy solution will also be provided for further advancement of research labs and amplified filing of patents
Manav Rachna Educational Institutions (MREI) has established itself as one of the most trusted names in the education landscape of India. In a short spell of 19 years MREI is well-recognized for out of the box thinking and progressive erudition enterprise. Under the aegis of MREI--Manav Rachna International University (MRIU), Manav Rachna University (MRU), Manav Rachna Incubation & Innovation Centre (MRIIC) and Manav Rachna Vidyantariksha Pvt. Ltd (MRVPL) have signed four memorandums of understanding with CL Educate Ltd. (popularly known as Career Launcher).
CL Educate Ltd focuses on diverse segments of education. Led by a team of highly qualified professionals including IIT-IIM alumni, CL Educate Ltd has focused on shaping the lives and careers of many students in the nineteen years of its existence.
In the first three MOUs, Accendre: a CL Educate group entity, will assist MRIU, MRU & MRIIC in industry academic research collaboration, wherein consultancy solution will also be provided for further advancement of research labs and amplified filing of patents.
The fourth MOU is signed with Manav Rachna Vidyantariksha Pvt. Ltd, in which Career Launcher will set up their centre at Manav Rachna Campus in Faridabad. This centre will serve as a cost-effective, one-stop shop to the students for providing vocational courses and preparatory education pertaining to CAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT, SNAP, GRE, SSC, CLAT, IELTS, Bank PO, Civil services and GATE exams, that too with ease and within their reach, thereby saving on their travel time. This initiative will be overseen by Career Development Centre, the learning arm of Manav Rachna Educational Institutions.


While MREI already has a firm footing in the industry, these collaborations will supplement the educational endeavor and leverage on the research and development capabilities at MREI,” says Dr Prashant Bhalla, President, MREI.  

MREI has yet again blazed a trail in augmenting employability and entrepreneurship prospects of students. 

Wednesday, June 1, 2016

A DAY WITH DENTAL STUDENTS.....

Clinics and Classes at MRDC can be a heady experience, as Ayushi Bhatia, CS, FET student of MRIU finds out....

I was assigned the task of spending a day with dental students and given my interest in the field, took up the offer instantly. Like all dental students, I woke up early at 6:30 am for this is what a dental student does daily. By 8:00 am, I was at MRDC, for students were barred entry into the class after 8:05 am. There was a system in place and everything was as per schedule. Once inside the class, it was not too difficult to follow the rules.

Sitting in the lecture room surrounded by a good number of dentists, or should I say, upcoming dentists, and wearing those white doctor aprons, gave me a feeling of being a dental student. But the truth lies within, I wasn’t one. The lecture hall was reverberating with new ideas but all of that seemed to be going over my head. I tried to focus, but somehow it was not my cup of tea. The next slot sounded interesting. It was the time for hospital rounds. I joined 3rd year MRDC students on this venture, and found myself at the Asian Hospital for an educational round--education for them and experience for me. We stepped into the dental ward of the hospital. We also attended lectures of the Hospital doctors and treated patients. 

While I wasn’t treating patients (thank God!) but it was quite a pleasant experience watching the budding dentists working as dutiful professionals. The round got over and we moved towards MRDC. After a quick lunch, it was time for clinics. The year is divided into small clinical groups which start from third year and continues right through to final year. The clinical groups become close-knit and are friendly and reassuring, particularly for the daunting experience of seeing your first ever patient in the third year! In the third year clinic, the faculty members keep a watchful eye over the students for fear of mistakes. Next year they are likely to have more freedom. The students are looking forward to making decisions on their own and being in an environment that is more similar to private practice. As mentioned by others, this “typical schedule" is variable from week to week with other small classes thrown in, but it gives you a basic idea. These schedules must be hectic for them as it was exhausting for me but I eventually can’t complain. I enjoyed the day and made the best out of it.

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Manav Rachna Research & Development Ecosystem launched at MREI!

Ever since its inception, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions have been striving to develop themselves into institutions of excellence in education and research in consonance with the contemporary and future needs of India through meaningful education, quality research and technological innovations for the industrial growth of the Country. In view of the contemporary trends in the world of higher education, it has been decided to institute a comprehensive and rigorous system of research & developmental activities and training for Manav Rachna Group of Institutions. The Manav Rachna Research & Development Ecosystem (MRRDE) has thus been constituted under the Chairmanship of Dr. N. K. Chadha, Professor  & Chairperson – R&D. Dr. Pradeep Varshney, FET - MRIU and Dr. B. M. Bahl, MRU will be coordinating all the activities related to the programme.

The Manav Rachna Research & Development Ecosystem (MRRDE) has the primary objective to bridge the gap between theory and practice so as to enable the students to set up their own horizons to do quality research in collaboration with industries for the benefit of society.

The basic objective of the MRRDE is to take care of the research & developmental activities in the Manav Rachna Group of Institutions (Higher Education). It seeks to undertake motivational and awareness programmes to spread a culture of research and developmental activities among faculty members as well as students.

Some of its key functions include: Planning and coordinating research and developmental activities across various departments of the Manav Rachna Group of Institutions; Developing faculty training programmes in research & development for various departments; Organizing motivational and awareness programmes for students; Promotion of Inter departmental and collaborative research; Publish research papers in high quality journals of international repute; Promoting research through incentive policy for quality research; Internal funding of research projects from respective Research Promotion Groups to be routed through Steering Committee of MRRDE; Liaising and networking with outside industry and research labs of repute; Organizing seminars and colloquium from academia, industry and research organization in the relevant field; To generate research grant from government/private agencies among others.

The MRRDE team will regularly interact and engage with the various departments of Manav Rachna Higher Education Institutions for conducting the above functions.

The Advisory Board will have as its members senior dignitaries of MREI such as Dr. Prashant Bhalla, President, MREI; Dr. Amit Bhalla, Vice President, MREI; Dr. N.C Wadhwa, Vice Chancellor, MRIU; Dr. Sanjay Srivastav, Vice Chancellor, MRU; Prof. V.K. Mahna, Pro Vice Chancellor, MRIU; Dr. N.K. Chadha, Professor Chair, MRIU; Dr. Ajay Mathur, Director General –TERI; Dr. R.K. Malhotra, External Expert; among others.


There will be two mid-term reviews (October and February) and an annual review (June) of the progress of the activities of both Departmental Research Labs (DRLs) and Centre for Excellence (CFE) for continuous improvement in the quality of performance.