Showing posts with label Education consultancy services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Education consultancy services. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 February 2019

IIM Bangalore finds a place among the top 50 B-schools in the world

Colleges in Bangalore are among the best in the world. The fact is proven right yet again by a recent global-level ranking of MBA colleges.

As per the Financial Times (FT) Global MBA Rankings 2019, four Indian B-schools have found a place among the top 50 management schools in the world. 

Among the four entrants, the Indian School of Business (ISB) has achieved the highest position with a global ranking of 24. ISB improved its rankings from the last year by jumping four places up on the list.

The other three entrants from India include the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bangalore (at the 33rd place), IIM-A (at 47th) and IIM-C (at 49th place). 

To some, this ranking may come as a surprise given how ISB has managed to topple the premier IIMs from their top positions. However, like last year, the total number of B-schools is still four in the list of top 100 management schools in the world.

Among the top 100, the US has the maximum entries with as many as 51 B-schools finding a place in the list followed by the UK which has 11 colleges. China, however, has fared better than India with six colleges to the list while France could able to do marginally better than the US at five schools.

However, yes, India outperformed top countries like Australia, Germany, and Canada that have three entries each in the top 100 list. The rankings are a clear indication of where management education stands in this country that has over 4000 B-schools in total. With only four making it to the top 100, it surely does not paint an encouraging picture for a country with that vast potential.    
However, a large number of MBA aspirants here fail to find admission in top colleges as there is a significant mismatch between the demand and supply. Plus, most students today are not sure about good management colleges. To improvise their understandings, they can consult with professional MBA admission consultants in Bangalore.  With experts on their side, they can easily find admission in the choice of colleges.

Admissions Square offers quality education consultancy services to students seeking admission in any stream of choice. Consult them to craft your future. 

Thursday, 7 February 2019

Can MBA consultants make a B-School admission hassle-free?

Reputed B-schools continue to be a huge draw among students for a successful career in the corporate world.

A management degree has always been in high demand since the days of liberalization. The trend is not changing anytime soon as most job-focused professionals find it hard to resist the lure of joining the ever-growing corporate world of India. Everybody does understand that joining a top B-school can help shape the career easily. Perhaps this is why MBA admission consultants in Bangalore are in high demand as they help management hopefuls with their admission.

More than finding admission in a B-school, it’s the selection of a right institute that holds more value for students. After all, not all colleges are alike and barring a few prestigious ones; most others are a sheer waste of time and money. They only exist to make money as neither do they have the right infrastructure nor the faculty to produce corporate leaders.

Worse still, passing out from substandard management colleges means you might even have to struggle for a good job initially. For that reason, management aspirants should focus on finding admission in only one of the top colleges in Bangalore, if they are willing to study in Karnataka; to boost their career prospects. Moreover, education consultants are always in a better position to guide candidates through confusions regarding college selection.

They have an inside-out knowledge of the institutions that offer MBA programs, so students are always in a better position to make an informed decision regarding admission in a right college. With them, it’s still easy to know about the quality, infrastructure, faculty, rankings, and recognition of any particular management college before seeking admission.

Rather than choosing a bad MBA college, it’s always better to avail education consultancy services and minimize the risk of taking a poor decision. A correct consultation can help your career take shape, and promise a future that is built on the foundation of right knowledge. With experts around, it would be a folly to not benefit from their industry knowledge and then suffer a lot in career prospect.

Admissions Square is a top education consultant for admission in Bangalore. Avail its services and set your career on the right track.

Wednesday, 30 January 2019

Is rote learning responsible for poor quality of doctors in India?

The system followed in evaluating doctors in India is flawed as its emphasis is mainly on memorization skills rather than clinical skills.

India is facing a severe crunch of quality doctors. Many factors are responsible for the malaise plaguing the medical education system in this country, and the preference to rote learning in the evaluation of doctors is one of them.

So, most of our doctors have reached there not by their clinical skills but on their ability to memorize a significant amount of information.   

Further, the exam pattern has not seen the transformation that advanced countries in the west have adopted and moved ahead of the curve long ago.

Here, the system ignores the humanitarian criterion in selecting would-be doctors and still goes by the age-old rote learning. So, we continue to produce doctors whose evaluation has been done based on their answers in MCQ questions.  

India banks on tests, by checking candidates and analyzing their worthiness for memorization skills rather than the in-depth knowledge of the core subjects.

We still don’t use OSCEs (objective structured clinical exams) for checking medical candidates. Thus we go on producing doctors whose clinical skills remain thoroughly untested till they begin practicing.

These problems are pan-India in nature, and you can’t blame colleges in a particular state in India alone if they are not able to produce well-trained doctors. For example, few medical colleges in Bangalore still prepare question papers seeking knowledge more than asking problems based on real clinical cases. 

Rather than asking the use and impact of various drugs, medical exams instead focus on asking achievements of particular individuals of the domain.

Medical aspirants, however, can minimize the problems arising from this approach by seeking admission in a college that is known for its practical orientation more than theoretical knowledge.  

Some good medical institutes look to address this inherent flaw of the system by letting would-be doctors get real-life exposure to clinical trials and skills.

So, consult with one of the top MBBS admission consultants and find the best medical college for your MBBS dreams.

Admissions Square is known for its reliable medical admission consultancy services along with related educational consultancy services for students seeking admission in any stream or college of choice. Benefit from their domain knowledge and put your career on the right track.

Monday, 14 January 2019

Problems a student might face while studying in private medical colleges in India

Back in 1980, India had some 100 government medical colleges against a small 11 private institutes, but 38 years on, while the former could grow to double, the latter has witnessed a massive twenty-fold rise, according to MCI.

From the above fact, it’s quite clear how private medical colleges have grown at a spectacular rate to outpace their government-run counterparts. All is not wrong with this growth as now the country is producing more doctors to support the health care need of a 1.30 billion-plus population. More medical aspirants can realize their career goals, and the poor can get treatment in a hassle-free manner.

However, private medical colleges have not helped the very cause they were allowed to open up for through legislation, and we can safely say that most of them have failed to churn out quality doctors. The education provided at them lack quality, their infrastructure is outdated, the faculties are inexperienced and lowly paid and so on. Plus, they are often run and managed by the people whose only goal is to make money.

What’s more, private colleges are seen as a perfect bet for an MBBS admission through management quota for those students who lack mettle yet have money. They offer medical seats to anyone ready to shell out a couple of crores or even more as a capitation fee, apart from a hefty annual fee for studies.   
  
So, the students passing out of these colleges, after having spent that much, always look to recover their cost which gives rise to all the diagnostic malpractices the healthcare sector is synonymous today. Moreover, we know how the doctors of today leverage their medical degree by prescribing tests, medicines we mostly don’t need.

For that reason, you should first have complete information about the private college you’re about to seek admission. 

You must check its admission procedures, the fees, the management, infrastructure, and hidden charges. It’s better to avail the services of one of top MBBS admission consultants and make the entire procedure smooth.

So, trust only the right medical college to become a good doctor in the future.
Admissions Square is a reliable name for its education consultancy services to anyone looking for admission in and around Bangalore, Karnataka. Trust from its experience and make your career.

Monday, 31 December 2018

How to tackle MBBS admission hassles with services of an experienced consultancy

What if you could not score high enough after qualifying the NEET entrance exam? Can you still get an MBBS admission?

Yes, you can! Because, direct admission is also a route to realizing your medical dreams, provided you have qualified in NEET. Naturally, any student can benefit from this mode of MBBS admission and go on to become the doctor he/she always wanted to be. Many students benefit from this way each year and secure MBBS admission through management quota.   

You should know that every medical college in India receives vacant seats after the final rounds of centralized counseling, which are then filled by admission under management quota. While initially, all MBBS seats at each college are available for counseling to those who qualify the NEET entrance test, few seats will remain unfilled due to steep fees pricing schemes, eligibility criteria mismatches and other causes. Not to mention, such seats command a premium as colleges often demand a high fee in return of confirmed entry.

Further, there is always a risk regarding the recognition of the concerned medical college, and most medical aspirants also lack knowledge of the admission procedure of each college or university. 

Those seeking direct admission must know every detail about the college, its infrastructure, its regular OPD patient visits, its specialties, and professors, to avoid getting into a college which isn’t worthwhile. Students thus can take the services of one of experienced MBBS admission consultants and remove all the doubts easily.

These consultants guide students, offer them the right career advice, give inside-out details about each college and assure assistance at every step of the way. With them, admission will always be a smooth affair with zero risks of being cheated or misled ever by the college. You can trust their industry knowledge and get ease with your MBBS admission.

What’s more, there are education consultancy services for students seeking admission in any course or programs be it medical, management, science, engineering, nursing or pharmacy. You can avail the service and get the best possible guidance for your career.

So, give your career right direction with a top consultant and realize your MBBS goals easily.

Are you preparing for MBBS admission this year?

Admissions Square is a top education consultant offering professional guidance to students seeking admission in the medical colleges of choice. Trust them for your MBBS admission in or around Bangalore, Karnataka.

Monday, 19 November 2018

Top 5 Convincing Reasons to Pursue MBBS in India

Despite a rigorous admission process and cut-throat competition in the medical field, many students dream of becoming doctors one day. Some even break the limits and pay a higher donation to seek MBBS admission through management quota. For some, it’s a calling only while for others it’s a matter of status or a combination for a few reasons. Whatever the reason is, providing a solution to people for their problems is a noble profession. The following are some convincing reasons why people choose to study medicine:

Career Opportunities


Pursuing MBBS or any other course in the medical field presents many opportunities for graduates. You can choose to work in a clinic, hospital, or become a researcher. As far as the specialty is concerned, you can become an orthopedic, a dermatologist, an oncologist, or a physiotherapist.

Serving People Directly


Helping people and serving society are two primary reasons for becoming a doctor. It feels great when you have done a complicated surgery successfully, and the friends and family members of the patient are thanking and even hugging the doctor. Such achievements bring not only the joy but also a specific satisfaction that only a few professions offer.

Stability

You may seek assistance from expert MBBS admission consultants before cracking the entrance exam and joining a medical college. However, as soon as you complete the course, you will have plenty of job opportunities offering high salary and security for your life. You will hardly find an unemployed doctor in India.

Worldwide Recognition

No matter which country you are in, your profession as a doctor will be recognized as a noble and respected profession. Even if you can’t understand a language and say that you are a doctor, people will immediately pay you attention with respectful gestures. In short, the profession has a universal appeal.

A Need for Doctors

Whether it is a recession or inflation, doctors will always be in great need. So, the students studying medicine never bother about the work. Despite a stressful schedule, doctors still have a chance to make a real difference in the lives of their patients.

If you also want to be a doctor and are looking for some assistance related to the admission process,  go for professional education consultancy services. Admission Square is a top class education consultancy assisting MBBS aspirants in realizing their dreams.

Contact Admission Square today!

Monday, 5 November 2018

Things You Should Know to Be an MBBS Doctor in India

Did you know there is only one doctor to every 1,800 people in India, while as per the World Health Organization (WHO), the ideal ratio should be of 1 physician to every one thousand people?

On the other hand, the rising number of the population has given rise to the demand for expert doctors in India. Though aspirants put their best efforts, the task of getting into a prestigious Indian medical college can be arduous. However, if you work hard and seek guidance from expert MBBS admission consultants, it’s very much possible that you achieve your goal.

What Is MBBS?


MBBS is an abbreviation used for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - an undergraduate course. This five-and-a-half-year course consists of nine semesters and one year of internship. So, if you are serious and have a passion for helping people, becoming a doctor will be the best career option for you.

During the MBBS program, you will study anatomy, physiology, pathology, microbiology, forensic medicine, ophthalmology, ENT medicine, pediatrics, anesthesia, gynecology, radiology.

Steps to Follow

The first thing you need to be a doctor in India is to complete your 10+2 or equivalent with Biology, Physics and Chemistry subjects. You need to sit for the medical entrance exams after 12th. Nowadays, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) has replaced the major MBBS entrance exams that were once conducted by states or colleges.

Preparing for NEET

According to reliable sources, more than 185 students compete for a single MBBS seat in India. If you are determined to pursue a career in the field of medicine, you better start preparing for it right after class 10th.
Owing to the severe scarcity of MBBS seats, most of the aspirants are left out from getting seats in the counseling after NEET exams. However, you may get MBBS admission through management quota in an excellent private medical college, if you consult with an education expert on time.

Cost

In India, MBBS course fee from a private medical college will cost you around 15 to 40 lakhs. When it comes to management quota seats, they will go high starting from 75 - 80 lakhs to 1.40 – 1.60 Cr. MBBS programs from a government college will cost you only around 25 to 75 thousand. However, it would help if you were aware that government colleges offer only about 25,000 seats per academic year.

So, it’s vital for you to prepare well to clear the entrance exam with excellent marks. For more information about MBBS program, admission fee, selection process, preparation, you should consider admission consultancy services of a top education consultancy.

Admission Square is one of the best education consultancies based in Bangalore, Karnataka; assisting students with counseling services, and admission assistance. Consult with their experts for help today.