The Advantage Of ABS PGDM Curriculum & Pedagogy

Provided that you are planning to pursue Post Graduate Program in Management in session starting 2020 – to start with, there are a few things that would be striking your mind like, what will you be taught during the tenure of course, or for that matter, how will you learn different aspects of realistic business world, or, in the classroom experience going to be adequate to match with the dynamic expectations of organizations?

As an answer to all these questions, a Post Graduate Diploma in Management, or PGDM is a postgraduate program that provides advanced knowledge related to management. The curriculum for PGDM changes widely and it includes an understanding of economic principles, accounting, mathematical approach of problem-solving, marketing principles, information technology practices, business laws and behavioral aspects of the individual, group and community, to name a few.

Considering the ways and methods of teaching, one must be careful as this will improve your skills in terms of applying the taught concepts into the realm of life. While the course content followed in different institutes would be more or less similar, it is the pedagogy that acts as a differentiating factor. In other words, it is one of the major reasons to distinguish one B-School from the other.

Thus, on the same regime, Asian Business School (ABS), Noida – being one of the best management schools in India – is able to transform its students into intellectual professionals through its unique pedagogy, both within and outside the classroom.

This is just one of the several advantages of studying at Asian Business School! For a more detailed understanding of the ABS PGDM Curriculum & Pedagogy, you may read a comprehensive Blog on the topic on the website blog page of Asian Business School, Noida – which is a part of Asian Education Group (AEG) and is rated as one of top PGDM colleges in Delhi-NCR.

ALC organizes a National Conference on “CHANGING DIMENSIONS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS”

Noida, 9th January 2020: A part of Asian Education Group and ranked as one of the best Law Colleges in Delhi NCR – Asian Law College (ALC) recently organized a National Conference on “CHANGING DIMENSIONS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS” on Saturday, 4th January, 2020 at its Noida campus.   The inaugural session of the conference saw some of the country’s finest legal minds like Retd. Justice. B.P. Singh, Former Judge-Supreme Court of India and Dr. Alka Chawla, Associate Professor-Delhi University.

The event began with the lighting of the lamp and welcome address of dignitaries present on and off the dais. Dr Priya A. Sondhi, Associate Dean-Asian Law College welcomed the dignitaries and participants and also set the theme of the Conference. In her welcome address, Dr. Sondhi introduced the paradigm of IPR in today’s India. She explained the amalgamation of science and technology along with cyber space in general which has become a major challenge under IP laws. She further focused on the power and importance of intellect to create its protection especially in the field of science and technology. This was followed by the inaugural address by Prof (Dr) Saleem Akhtar, Director-Academic Advisory Board, Asian Law College.

Prof (Dr) Saleem Akhtar, in his inaugural address, talked about the remarkable revolution in the field of computers and information technology, with the globalization of trade and commerce and with the fast-marching computer technology, internet, cyberspace and electronic communication system that has led to an important question which arises whether these new developments are covered by the traditional Intellectual Property regimes and what are the necessary amendments required in existing legal framework to cater to IP laws as it is today.  

In his keynote address, Former Judge of Supreme Court of India, Hon’ble Justice Bisheshwar Prasad Singh, spoke on the importance of Intellectual Property Rights and its domain in the area of litigation. 

Dr. Alka Chawla, Associate Professor, Delhi University, who spoke next, deliberated upon the basic principles of IPR especially stressing on trademark and patents. She also focused on the concept of ‘passing-off’ in IPR and its relevancy. 

After the keynote addresses by distinguished speakers, as a token of appreciation and gratitude, the guests were honoured with Mementos and Shawl by Prof (Dr) Saleem Akhtar, Director-Academic Advisory Board Asian Law College and by Dr Priya A. Sondhi, Associate Dean-Asian Law College. The proceedings were followed by a Vote of Thanks to all the distinguished panelist by Mr. Ashish Bhardwaj, HOD-Asian Law The august gathering then dispersed for lunch.

The post-lunch session saw the conduct of the “Parallel Technical Sessions” on the submitted research papers on sub-themes of the Conference. Several exemplary Presentations were made at this Conference, from which, “Best Paper Award” was announced. The “Best Paper Award” was awarded to Mr. H.B.  Keshava, Advocate & Managing Attorney at Bhaskaran & Associate, Pune, Maharashtra.

The conference concluded with the customary ‘Vote of Thanks’ to the Chair and Certificate Distribution of the Participants. 

ABS Media Contact:

Contact Person: Mr. Himanshu Jha, HoD, IT

Contact Number: +91- 9205579429 | Tele: 0120 – 4594200

Address: Plot A2, Sec-125, Noida-201303, (Delhi NCR) India.

 

National Case Analysis Competition – PROMULGARE 2019 – held at ABS, Noida

Noida, 20th November 2019: A part of Asian Education Group and ranked as one of the best B-schools in Delhi NCR – Asian Business School held a National level case analysis competition “PROMULGARE 2019- ENACT THE CASE” for MBA and PGDM students on Saturday, 16th November 2019 at its Noida campus. The event focused on preparing management students in general, and, PGDM students in specific, to understand the various components of case study analysis and its application through role play. The event was a national level event where students participated from many colleges like Ambedkar university, NDIM, IIMT group of colleges, IMS, Jims Engineering technical campus and NIET and were able to collect essential knowledge through participation.

Post the registration in the morning, all teams from the different colleges were provided with case study for analysis. Over the day, participants had the opportunity to analyze, structure the case study and allocate the roles for the same. All the participating teams showed great enthusiasm and creativity in their respective time constraints; each team was allotted 12 minutes to present their role play. Subsequent to a structured process of brainstorming and information exchange, the judges assessed the preparation level of participants and in the end a common consensus took place between the judges and participants on the area of barriers, recommendations and solutions.

The distinguished judges for the evening included Mr. Navin Singh Head HR & CSR at Elite Landbase, India and Ms. Jyotsna Verma, PGT and HOD of English Department at Mayoor School, Noida. Mr. Navin shared the important aspects related to corporate social responsibility and talked about how it has emerged as one of the most crucial disciplines in today’s organization. Ms. Jyotsna Verma greeted participants with great joy and provided with words of wisdom where she mentioned how important it is to understand the unconditional way of learning and that one should always seek for opportunities to explore more.

The event was jointly organized by three prominent student clubs of Asian Business School, namely the CSR Club, the Literary Club-GNOSIS, and the Cultural Club-UTSAV.

 

ABS Media Contact:

Contact Person: Mr. Himanshu Jha, HoD, IT

Contact Number: +91- 9205579429 | Tele: 0120 – 4594200

Address: Plot A2, Sec-125, Noida-201303, (Delhi NCR) India.

ABS PROMULGARE 2019 – National Case Analysis Competition for Management Students

Asian Business School organized a National level case analysis competition “PROMULGARE 2019- ENACT THE CASE” for MBA and PGDM Students on Saturday, 16th November 2019 at its Noida campus. The event was focused on preparing management students in general, and PGDM students in specific, to understand the various components of case study analysis and its application through role play.

Here is a sneak peek into the proceedings of the event!

A scholarly NATIONAL SEMINAR on “A SOCIO LEGAL PERSPECTIVE OF RIGHTS OF VICTIMS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM” held at Asian Law College

An integral part of Asian Education Group and ranked as one of the best Law Colleges in Delhi NCR –  Asian Law College (ALC) held a scholarly “NATIONAL SEMINAR” on the theme “A SOCIO LEGAL PERSPECTIVE OF RIGHTS OF VICTIMS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM” on Saturday, 19^th October 2019 at its Noida campus.  The event which was its first National Seminar was coordinated by the Research & Development Cell of ALC.

Sh. K. T. S. Tulsi, Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha), Sr. Advocate, Supreme Court of India; Justice Sh. V. K. Shali, Former Judge, Delhi High Court; Justice Sh. S. N. Kapoor, Former Judge, Delhi High Court; and Justice Smt. Manju Goel, Former Judge, Delhi High Court were some of the eminent guests and speakers at this Seminar.

The backdrop of this Seminar was the urgent need of students and intellectuals from legal fraternity to come forward to discuss various measures that can be adopted to improve the position of victims in our criminal justice system. The various perspectives of victims and their contribution to the criminal justice system were deliberated at length in the seminar. The seminar was intended to engage the dialectics of hope and despair, challenges and possibilities of the role and rights of victims in the criminal justice system.

Follow the ALC website link for complete details on the ALC National Seminar.

Learn How to Get Through to The Best BCA College in Delhi NCR

At a time when the significance of information technology field is on the rise, students who don’t want to go in engineering after their junior college are preferring to pursue BCA or Bachelors of Computer Applications course, which is a three-year undergraduate course designed to make students aware of the basic aspects related to computers and make them proficient in the same.

But the dilemma that the students face next is “How to choose the best BCA college out of a big number of colleges offering this BCA course?”

Like elsewhere in India, the search story a good BCA college is no different in the National Capital Region, Delhi. This is because of the simple fact that the number of colleges has also increased in Delhi NCR and to select the best BCA college is surely a hard job.

There are several BCA colleges in Delhi NCR which provide good teaching staff and infrastructure. But we have to choose the best BCA college from them. The question arises whether that particular college is affiliated to any top university, whether the college provides good placements, and so on and so forth.

To make things easy for you on how to choose your best BCA college in Delhi NCR, here is a Blog packed with relevant guidelines that can help you take that critical decision.

Read more on the ASB Blog page.

BULLS n BEARS-The Finance Club at Asian Business School holds “MOCK STOCK: Test Your Trading Skills” activity for PGDM-I students

Part of Asian Education Group and ranked as one of the best B-schools in Delhi NCR – Delhi NCR-based Asian Business School (ABS) held an activity by the name of “MOCK STOCK: Test Your Trading Skills” on Saturday, 5th October 2019 at the college campus located in Noida. The activity was organized under the umbrella of “Bulls n Bears”-The Finance Club at ABS. The activity was earmarked for ABS PGDM first semester students.

As far as the objective of ‘Bulls n Bears-The Finance Club’ is concerned, it is to provide a constructive platform for helping the budding finance students grow and be able to apply the theoretical concepts they have learned in real life. The club’s activities explore the various verticals within Finance including stock markets, investments, equity research, financial policies etc. through competitions, workshops and speaker sessions. It intends to empower and support the club members to explore job opportunities in Finance by boosting their finance skills and knowledge of the industry trends. It also seeks to increase the participation and engagement of the Finance Club members through tailored treks to network.

The “MOCK STOCK: Test Your Trading Skills” activity that was held on Saturday, 5th October 2019 at the ABS college campus in Noida was a wonderful effort towards fulfilling these aims and the ABS PGDM first semester students participated enthusiastically in this activity.

Read more about it on ABS website blog page.

An insightful NATIONAL SEMINAR ON NEW INDIA @75 held at Asian Business School

Part of Asian Education Group and ranked as one of the best B-schools in Delhi NCR – Delhi NCR-based Asian Business School (ABS) held an insightful National Seminar on “NEW INDIA @75: STRATEGIES FOR TRANSFORMATION & GROWTH’” on Saturday 12th October 2019 at its college campus located at Sector 125, Noida. The event was conducted by the Research & Development (R&D) Cell of ABS.

Mr. Vinit Goenka, Member-Governing Council-CRIS, Ministry of Railways, Govt of India; Mr. Vipin Tyagi, Executive Director & Chairman of the Board heading C-DOT; and Mr. Kamal Singh, Executive Director of UN Global Compact Network India (UNGCNI) were some of the eminent guests and speakers at the seminar this Seminar.

The well-known fact that India is poised to become the youngest nation in the world by 2020 with 50% of its population below the age of 29 and India’s young population will have to play a crucial role in making India the next superpower, and the NITI Aayog’s recently released comprehensive national Strategy for New India which defines clear objectives to accelerate economic growth to 9-10% and make the country a $4-trillion economy by 2022-23 – provided the backdrop to this Seminar.

To accomplish this objective, a comprehensive Strategy needs to be devised to further improve the business environment in which private investors and other stakeholders can contribute their fullest towards achieving the goals set out for New India.

Hence, the Seminar theme – “New India@75: Strategies for Transformation & Growth” –aptly designed its initiatives with a special focus on citizens.

A few of the key highlights of the seminar included focus on drivers of economic performance like agriculture and production, building on the infrastructure, inclusion of the important dimensions like health, education and equity by providing a strong impetus to economic growth, and governance that would delve deep into how the structures can be streamlined and processes optimized to achieve better developmental outcomes.

By way of extensive consultations and inputs from business experts and academicians, the seminar reflected the ground realities and a collective consensus on addressing the challenges and achieving the goals for a New India. It attempted to present a set of ideas that can provide the basis for a constructive public-private-personal partnership and promote a positive sentiment to propel India to the front ranks of the global economy.

For complete details on the Seminar, you may ABS website blog.

HR Club at Asian Business School holds “Insights: Happy Employees make great organizations” activity for PGDM I & III Semester students

Part of Asian Education Group and ranked as one of the best B-schools in Delhi NCR – Delhi NCR-based Asian Business School (ABS) held an activity by the name of “Insights- Happy Employees make great organizations” on Saturday, 5th October 2019 at the college campus located in Noida. The activity was organized under the umbrella of ABS’s  HR Club (“Synergize To-Get-HR”). The activity was earmarked for  PGDM I and PGDM III Semester ABS students.

As far as the objective of Asian Business School’s Human Resource Club “Synergize To-Get-HR” is concerned, it is to provide a platform to students at a grass root level to learn basic concepts and latest trends in the field of human resources through practical approach with the help of synergy impact of various tools such as – Role Play, Mime, HR Summit, Case Study Analysis, Collage, Management Games, Guest Lectures by professionals, etc. The prime focus of ABS’s HR Club is to bring students together and make them learn the practical aspects and implications of concepts beyond the classroom lectures.

The “Synergize To-Get-HR” activity “Insights- Happy Employees make great organizations” that was held on Saturday, 5th October 2019 at the ABS college campus in Noida was a wonderful effort towards fulfilling these aims and the ABS PGDM students participated enthusiastically in this activity.

Read more about it on ABS website blog page.

TECHNOCRATS-The IT Club at Asian Business School holds “TECH-ANALYZER” activity for PGDM-I students

Part of Asian Education Group and ranked as one of the best B-schools in Delhi NCR – Delhi NCR-based Asian Business School (ABS) held an activity by the name of “TECH-ANALYZER” on Saturday, 5th October 2019 at the college campus located in Noida. The activity was organized under the umbrella of “Technocrats”-The IT Club. The activity was earmarked for ABS PGDM first semester students.

As far as the objective of ‘Technocrats-The IT Club’ is to provide the students of ABS technological knowledge, while at the same time keeping the fun element alive through innovative activities and events. This club aims to conduct a plethora of discussions, b-plan quizzes, case study competitions, and workshops; develop IT skill sets of students so that they are able to manage data, enterprise systems, data mining, and intelligence, data security, big data, and analytics; enhance participants’ understanding on various trends in the IT industry; and prepare students for career opportunities in the domain of IT.

The “TECH-ANALYZER” activity that was held on Saturday, 5th October 2019 at the ABS college campus in Noida was a wonderful effort towards fulfilling these aims and the ABS PGDM first semester students participated enthusiastically in this activity.

Read more about it on ABS website blog.