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Bangor Business School

Bocconi launches new PhD

Bonding businesses and universities

Bone research centre opened

Bonn’s buzzing campus city

Breakfast benefits

B-School faculty training

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Can the web save books?

Careers in Will Writing

Celebrity culture undermining schools

Central European University

Centre for Sustainable Practice

Clash on head scarves

Combatting culture shock

Courses for translators

Creating computer games

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Creative Expression course

Dare to be Digital

Degrees being ''sacrificed''

Diversity Scholarship

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New Motor Neurone Disease Insitute

One Young World 2011

Peace and Conflict Studies

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Plagiarism: What is it?

Police ''stop-searches'' soar

Postgraduate English courses

Postgraduate Information Evening

Postgraduate Open Day

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Pressured to sleep

Process Control Academy Training

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Scholarship winners announced

Schools'' Business Partnership

Schools to tackle extremism

Science careers

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Sex education to become compulsory

Short courses

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Sir David Attenborough to visit Salford University

SKEMA Business School

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Soy sauce vs tomato ketcup

Spring Graduate Fair

Student defends Tibet protest

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Student''s Guinness Record

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Success for graduates

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Summer Universities

Support for Saudi females

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Eurograduate 2011 Digital Issue

Universities : India''s MBA graduates face bleak job prospects

NEW DELHI, Jan 13 (Reuters) - When the MBA students at India''s top

business schools began their studies their future was full of promise as

companies tripped over each other to lure graduates.

But 24 months of study and a financial meltdown later, prospects are glum for

the estimated 120,000 business school graduates who will enter the job

market in March after their final exams.

"Everyone is scared," said Neha Verma, who is one of a crop of 20-something management

graduates at a New Delhi college.

In past years, firms riding the wave of India''s economic surge would fight over the newly minted

talent produced by India''s prestigious business colleges as they scrambled for an advantage in a

country with a lack of middle-management talent.

Nowadays, jobs for graduates are drying up as India''s economy feels the pinch of the global

recession.

"The fact is there is a hiring slowdown," said Sudip Bandyopadhyay, chief executive officer of financial

services firm Reliance Money, a unit of Reliance Capital.

"Anybody denying it is just trying to bury his head in the sand."

While Reliance Money is recruiting for recently launched wealth management services, Bandyopadhyay

said his company is an exception in a bleak job market and slowing economy.

A survey by global staffing-services firm Manpower Inc says Indian firms are likely to slow their hiring

to a 3-½ year low in the first three months of 2009, further evidence the global economic slowdown

was taking its toll.

After growing at 9 percent or above for the past three years, India''s trillion-dollar economy, Asia''s

third-biggest, is showing consistent signs of slowing.



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But the 30-year-old is worried the job market may not have recovered by the time he graduates in

early 2010.

"We might pass out either at the peak (of the financial crisis) or when it is close to ending," said

Mathur.

Some 290,000 candidates took the admission test to the top business schools in India in November,

compared to 230,000 in 2007, Indian media reports said. They were competing for just 1,700 places

at the seven IIMs, the country''s top management institutes.

Until recently, international investment banks were the flavour of the month and were hiring the best

talent, said Bandyopadhyay of Reliance Money.

"Students also were running after the large names -- the Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns of the world.

This year, those institutions don''t exist."

Like all good gurus, teachers and academic staff are advising students not to panic and to knuckle

down to some serious work with the hope the economy will change for the better by the time they get

their degrees.

"It''s the best time to study," said Arvind Narasimhan, placement secretary at Delhi''s Faculty of

Management Studies.

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