Welingkar Blog: Beyond the Walls
Admissions Open for 2-Year Full-Time PGDM Programs (Batch 2025-27).
Last Date 15th Jan'25.
Admissions Open for 2-Year Full-Time PGDM
Programs (Batch 2025-27).
Last Date 15th Jan'25.
In 2011, as part of its celebrations to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Rabindranath Tagore, Sampad ,a UK based NGO,that works toward developing a deeper understanding of south Asian arts in Great Britain launched an international writing competition called ‘Inspired by Tagore’ in collaboration with British Council (India).And it is a very […]
A welingkarite inspired by Gurudev… Read Post »
We-xplore …. opportunities for your career WeSchool organizes a seminar on career guidance just for you Seminar highlights: Opportunities available in the ever evolving Job Market Management programs contributing to these opportunities Importance of shorter, part-time Management programs with less investment. Who should attend? Graduates HSC Pass ,especially those wanting
We-xplore,WeSchool organizes a seminar on career guidance just for you Read Post »
“Select a specialized course that is in sync with your aspirations, compliments your skills and competencies that will help you to move into a senior management role” .explains Dr Uday Salunkhe,Group Director -WeSchool. 1.How are executive education programmes different from the regular MBA programme? While MBA is a more general programme, executive education is geared
The importance of executive education in a manager’s career growth … Read Post »
With three successful editions Samvad no longer needs any introduction. The laurels that Samvad has been showered have proved that it has the potential to stand out amongst the likes of college magazines. The month of May was significant for all MBA graduates. While few students were making a mark in the corporate world for
‘Leadership in education’, in the latest issue of Samvad… Read Post »
Innovation and Eco-responsibility Once Gandhiji was asked if he wished to see India reach the level of prosperity of Britain, he said, “It took Britain half the resources of the planet to achieve this prosperity. How many planets will a country like India require?” Perhaps the great man had an inkling of things to follow.
