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1. 24 years after the 1993 Mumbai blasts, gangster Abu Salem and 5 others are finally convicted by a court today in Mumbai. Their sentence will be announced on June 19. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497613141628","data":"5943c3c1eb206"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497613173064","data":"
2. In another brazen overstep of Supreme Court's authorities, banks today issue statements to its users to register their accounts to Aadhar cards or risk losing their accounts. The last date of submission is December 31st, 2017. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497613242221","data":"5943c42e9340e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497613281862","data":"
3. An irate AAP asked the central government if the CBI officers had raided Manish Sisodia's house for having tea, whereas an AAP leader said the government would do better to suspend the Delhi government instead of the daily harassment. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497613355120","data":"5943c487c4209"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497613371062","data":"
4. India's phenomenal batsman, Rahul Dravid, today spoke to media about Virat Kohli, saying he should focus on what has worked for him so far instead of making changes. The comments come ahead of the highly anticipated ICC Champions Trophy final between India and Pakistan this Sunday. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497613486579","data":"5943c4ffe2757"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497613490929","data":"
5. Baahubali 2 breaks another record, completes 50 days in 1050 screens in India alone, a record the likes which will probably never be broken unless a movie of this caliber releases again. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497613542601","data":"5943c56b4440c"}]
There's something appealing about going back to the roots when it comes to cooking. There are certain dishes with which you can never go wrong, and the Classic Khichdi is one such dish. Having it with lip smacking pickle or the good ol' curd rice, it'll still taste great and it is great for your health too! <\/p>
An essential dish, if there ever was one. Here's the video on how to make the classic khichdi! <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1497602721528","data":"0FbtA4DwX0g"}]
Sailing, once an elite hobby for the most elite of our society, remains a dream for many among us, but that hasn't stopped the founder of The Yacht Club of Hyderabad Suheim Sheik from pursuing his dream, \"When you see a water body such as this, you know you have to do something about it. Sailing has always been the hobby of the elite, but I wanted to change that, and here we are with The Yacht Club of Hyderabad,\" says Suheim over a telephonic conversation with stuMagz. <\/p>
He went on to found the club in 2009, while also nurturing a dream of giving underprivileged kids a platform so their dreams could get sails and catch the strongest wind going forward, and so began his journey. Suheim, with the help of IPS Office Praveen Kumar SWAERO initiative, gathered a bunch of kids and the rest, as they say, was history. The kids of The Yacht Club of Hyderabad are this week's Gang of the Week, here is their story. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497603659724","data":"59439ef1f2e7f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497603750294","data":"
Coming from an underprivileged family is coming from a place where you do not even have the luxury to dream, let alone sail abroad representing your country, but Durga Prasad broke all barriers by becoming one of the first to do so. Coming from Rasoolpura, this 14-year-old represented India at the Asian Sailing Federation Youth Games in Dubai, UAE, and has now been selected to represent India at the World Championship in Pattaya, Thailand. <\/p>
Speaking of the kids in training, Suheim says, \"The talent pool in the city is tremendous, what they lack is an opportunity. This has been one of our primary goals, to provide kids, especially the underprivileged, an opportunity to sail.\" <\/p>
\"Eventually, however, quite a few kids were under my wing and it kind of became a sports club,\" Suheim laughs, \"and it slowly turned into a passion for me.\"<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497604353859","data":"5943a15b8ff26"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497604367586","data":"
Along with Durga Prasad, the other star sailors of the club include Vamshi and Vijay, both of whom have been selected for the Army Sports School in Bangalore, whereas the rest, Mallesh, Sachin and Vishvanath will join the Navy. Durga Prasad himself has been selected by the Navy for training under Admiral Monty Khanna and will go on to represent the Navy in future competitions.<\/p>
The journey, however, was not simple, \"Just because there are the means to do so doesn't mean people will always accept them. There were a few challenges we faced working with kids, both privileged and underprivileged. You see, parents tend to make a schedule for their kids according to their work timings and that can seriously affect a child's personal growth at times,\" explains Suheim, \"There were also instances where a parent simply refused to let their child sail due to various reasons, some primitive, some baffling.\"<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497604833455","data":"5943a33bb4334"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497604850708","data":"
Today, the program under The Yacht Club of Hyderabad has grown exponentially, with a strength of 50-60 students under its wing, with its founder confident that it'll scale to 100 and further in the future, \"We will continue doing what we do, providing the means and encouragement to kids to let them chase their dreams,\" he concludes. <\/p>
Learning to sail in a landlocked city sounds ridiculous at first thought, but then a water body as large as Hussain Sagar lake can provide multiple opportunities for the children of the city to dream, and that is precisely what The Yacht Club of Hyderabad has been doing. We wish Durga Prasad and his peers all the best for their future endeavours, may the winds never fail their sails. <\/p>"}]
I'm sure colleges are still harping on the benefits of writing professional letters to your boss, but those days are long gone and our syllabus refuse to adapt (although if your college has emphasised on the need to write proper emails and educated you on the same, you should thank them), so it doesn't surprise me in the least that there are still many young students and working professionals who do not realise the mistakes they're making while writing an email. So allow me to take this opportunity to talk about the proper way of writing an effective email. <\/p>
Do note for the purpose of this article, we will be assuming that you're writing professional emails to colleagues and your superiors in a corporate setting.<\/p>
1. The Art of Subject Lines:<\/b><\/p>
Writing subject lines for emails looks like a relatively simple task but it can be daunting once you actually get to it. I've had many people ask me how to write an effective subject line for their emails sent to superiors, which made me think about how I wrote them. The secret is quite simple, you just take the gist of the body of the email you're sending and put it in the subject line, nothing more, nothing less. Nobody likes an overcomplicated email, especially your superiors. <\/p>
For instance, if you're sending an email about last week's sales figures, just put 'Sales figures from (date) to (date)', or something as simple as a leave, just say 'Requesting a leave on (enter date here)'. It isn't rocket science, so don't ever get worked up about writing a subject line. It is always, and the emphasis on this cannot be put enough, always a good idea to be upfront about dates in the subject line. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497600368007","data":"594391d7a1f4d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497600390793","data":"
2. Excessive Communication: <\/b><\/p>
Being clear and precise in the subject line doesn't mean you have to overdo it in the body of the email. When your colleagues or even yourself for that matter, open an email from work, you wouldn't like it to be overly long and extra detailed. This isn't Game of Thrones, you aren't GRRM to write about how the sun's slant made your keyboard shine the colour of Lannister hair as you type the email. <\/p>
It is extremely important to achieve a balance between over communication and being too short and rude like Tyrion Lannister. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497600662844","data":"5943931e90fb0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497600737152","data":"
3. Save the humour for personal emails. <\/b><\/p>
Wit beyond measure may be man's greatest treasure but keep it in check in a professional setting. When you're writing an email to your colleagues, the last thing they need is a joke or a limerick in a professional email. Never forget that emails are official communication, as good as giving something in writing with your signature all over it, and you certainly do not want some funny limerick you once thought about to be part of the company's official correspondence, it will not reflect well on you, trust me on that one. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497600982366","data":"59439497b64e6"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497601098551","data":"
4. Tone matters <\/b><\/p>
You don't want to be seen as a tone deaf and rude person at work, that will never end well for you. It is highly important to check the tone of your email before you hit that send button, lest it seems more rude than polite. Which also brings me to politeness. <\/p>
Good email writers can sweep people off their feet with just their writing skills, subtly praising the recipient and still getting work done. Everyone likes to be appreciated and recognised for their work in a professional setting, so let's take the example of requesting a report from a colleague. <\/p>
You could either write, 'Hi, I need that report you worked on right now, thank you,' or you could write, 'Hi! I've heard you did great work on the report, and I'm in need of it right now. Could you please send it across? Thank you!'. Which one of these do you think will be more appreciated? Spoiler alert: It's the latter rather than the former. <\/p>
The reason behind is quite simple, in a professional setting, people appreciate politeness and being to the point. It is for this reason being mindful of your tone is quite important. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497601428440","data":"59439632b8718"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497601511234","data":"
5. Proof Reading<\/b><\/p>
The last thing you need in your emails are spelling mistakes and typos, and even worse: Grammatical errors. Never forget that emails are part of the official record, and it will reflect poorly on your performance if you make mistakes in your emails. Not only does it greatly reduce the effectiveness of the email, in some cases, it might also annoy the reader who has an eye for detail like this. It's not a good look for anybody, especially for someone who has freshly joined the organisation. <\/p>
Luckily, today's computers come equipped with spell checkers to avoid this issue, but the grammar, that is something you have to take care to fix. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497601723587","data":"5943972387295"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497601828301","data":"
It's important to remember that these are something that should become second nature to you, but at the same time, it is not something you should excessively worry about. As with everything, practice makes perfect. Take your time, learn and write emails that knock people off their feet and float in the air, and it'll work in your favour in more ways than one, I guarantee it. <\/p>
And whatever you do, please do not finish your emails with 'Please do the needful', it is technically still correct but the term has been outdated for quite some time. <\/p>"}]
Things that really are worthy always vary depending on the persons. But one thing to be remembered for succeeding is Prioritising. Always try to optimise daily life spending time with things that will never regret and which have a positive impact not only you but for the society.\nNo matter how organised a person is, they should dynamically change priorities as the need calls for it. Some of them are,<\/p>
Acknowledging the past<\/i><\/b><\/p>
Always it is quiet important to remember the roots. They reminds us that we are capable to doing anything. <\/p>
Studying<\/i><\/b><\/p>
Just not only the thing which everyone does at school, Study is the act of analysis of anything. Think always like exploring the vast world of endless possibilities. Never stop questioning, and when you hit a wall, if someone tells you that you can't question something, question especially that. <\/p>
Maintaining a good hygiene<\/i><\/b><\/p>
\n It helps a lot. It helps live a healthy life and to stay fit. <\/p>
Having a good family time<\/i><\/b><\/p>
\nFamily is always there starting right from as an infant when you started crying. They were there at your first cricket\/football match, at you report day. You should be there for them. <\/p>
Expressing yourself<\/i><\/b><\/p>
\nDon't hold back. You may never get this chance again. Ask her out, stand up for yourself, open up to your parents about insecurities.<\/p>
Meditating<\/i><\/b><\/p>
It always helps you get rid of all that anger which you have suppressed. It will definitely help you concentrate more in math class. <\/p>
Watching a good movie<\/i><\/b><\/p>
Watch movies but not when you have your math exam the next day. But it will refresh you. Perhaps change the way you look at the world. A good movie doesn't just entertain, but make you question yourself, your surroundings and in some cases, your reality. <\/p>
Maintaining a journal<\/i><\/b><\/p>
It makes you accept all your rants. Tell it about that nasty thing you did and it never judge you. <\/p>
Reading<\/i><\/b><\/p>
Read all that you can. Being a bibliophile is a good thing. They say a person can live a thousand lives if they read books. <\/p>
Going for a walk<\/i><\/b><\/p>
It refreshes you. Help you introspect and realise the beauty of nature.\n<\/p>"}]
1. The second Semi-final of the ICC Champions Trophy between India and Bangladesh begins, with the Indian side steadily chipping into the Bangla batting order. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497528276878","data":"5942783c05fc4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497528304733","data":"
2. After petitions starting Centre's cattle trading laws violate religious freedom and fundamental right to freedom were filed in the Supreme Court, the SC gave the government two weeks to respond. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497528392024","data":"5942789a87227"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497528398393","data":"
3. Violence in Darjeeling worsens as the Gorkha Separatist protestors clashed with the Police today. The separatists, who demand a separate state for Gorkhas to be carved out of the hills of Darjeeling, are turning out to be a major headache for Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. The current situation remains grim and tourists have been asked to leave or stay at their own risk. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497528555944","data":"5942795645e4f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497528585560","data":"
4. Telugu Desam Party leader JC Diwakar Reddy creates a ruckus at the Vizag airport after being denied a boarding pass for arriving late. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497528707597","data":"594279d52b015"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497528712159","data":"
5. Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, finishes its 50 days in the cinemas and continues to raise the ceiling of achieving a tremendous amount of money at the box office. The Chinese release of Bahubali 2 has also been confirmed. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497528805997","data":"59427a37b74bc"}]
Back then in early 2000's Bangladesh was referred to minnows.But, after a decade and a half things changed for them. They are no more \"minnows\". There are many instances to prove it.A fresh one would be their record-breaking victory against kiwis. Let's dig deep into these two teams in the context of this epic eliminator.<\/p>
Let's go alphabetically, so it is Bangladesh now<\/p>
Team Bangladesh<\/b><\/p>
Forget about team rankings and previous appearances, what matters now is how the team is composed. How well it is balanced on the paper and how will they express themselves on the field.It is composed of a batting lineup which is as strong as concrete. Tamim Iqbal is in the form of his life by scoring a hundred and fifty in the early stage of the tournament. You can find a decent middle order with Soumya Sarkar, Mahmadullah, and Sabbir Rahman.Mushfiqur Rahim, another asset to the middle order(I feel he messes with DRS, not bat) The team is quite young and all of these players are facing their first ICC knockouts(Semi-final to be precise, as they have faced India in the quarterfinal of ICC World Cup 2015 way back down under).<\/p>
When coming to bowling, it has fierce bowlers in the form of Mustafizur Rehman, Taskin Ahmed, and Robel Hossain. Those cutters from Fiz (Mustafizur) are his greatest strength and it is always a delight to watch this lad taking pace off the balls. Coming to the leader Mashrafe Mortaza, he is quite a character on the field with aggression and quick temper. He should be as calm as possible not only with the ball but also holding back his anger on his own team. Bangladeshi fans find a sigh of relief or calmness (which is unusual, if you know what I mean) as they see their trademark allrounder Shakib-Al-Hassan plays his game. He can make a huge difference by hitting the ball hard and by taking wickets with his deceptive spin.<\/p>
Bangladesh +ves: Tamim Iqbal's batting prowess, Shakib-Al-Hassan's all round display, Lights of Fiz.<\/b><\/p>
Bangladesh -ves : Poor middle order, lack of coordination in middle over bowlers.<\/b><\/p>
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Now it's our time, Bleed Blue!!<\/b><\/p>
Team India<\/b><\/p>
Indian cricket has evolved to its fullest in the recent years and continues to entertain the game lovers all over the world. Many people were disappointed as M.S. Dhoni stepped down from the humungous responsibility of captaincy.Who can forget he is the only captain to have 3 ICC trophies to his name (2007 WT20,2011 WC,2013 CT).Now the focus lights are on \"King Kohli\". He didn't disappoint us, did he? He still plays his game in his natural style with intent and aggression. But, he should be cautious as he is playing his first knockout as a full-time captain. Now, Well there is definitely a sweet romance between Shikar Dhawan and CT. He is still hailing high in this tournament which he has done in the previous edition too. A bright start from Dhawan and Rohit has become common in the tournament and I hope they will do it again for a couple of times. Indian middle order is so strong that you take a name, they all have runs to show on their name.Whether it be Dhoni, Jadhav, Yuvraj, and Pandya. So, Indian batting is safe and sound.<\/p>
Coming to the bowling department, you have crackers like Bhubaneswar Kumar, Umesh Yadav and of course the \"King of Death\" Jasprit Bumrah. You have \"Sir\" Jadeja to take care of spin and I reckon Ash\"win\" should play this game as it adds depth to the bowling.<\/p>
India +ves: Rock solid batting, a bunch of match winners, bowling responding exceptionally well.<\/b><\/p>
India -ves: They need to focus on team composition, I feel one more bowler would balance two sides of a coin.<\/b><\/p>
Avg first innings score: 226, highest being 408\/9<\/b><\/p>
Avg second innings score: 178.<\/b><\/p>
Players to look out for: Virat Kohli, Shikhar Dhawan, Ashwin, Mustafizur, Tamim Iqbal, Shakib-Al-Hassan.<\/b><\/p>
P.S: All images are taken from espncricinfo.com, google and the images are in the order of players to look out for. Stats are taken from cricbuzz.<\/b><\/p>
My personal favorite : Of course India #bleed blue.<\/b><\/p>
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Are you an innovative person and wants to explore your fashion talent? If you are passionate about creating your original and stylish designs, fashion designing is the perfect career for you to satisfy your creative urge and have the opportunity to enter into the glamorous industry of Fashion Designing. <\/p>
Check out the below list of best institutes to pursue your creative career of Fashion Designing. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497505674450","data":"
1. National Institute of Fashion Technology, Delhi: <\/b>The year 1986 stands to be the changing point for fashion industry in the country, in this year National Institute of Fashion Technology in Delhi which is one of the most reputed institute of fashion was set up by the Ministry of Textiles with a technical collaboration with FIT of New York. NIFT has its branches in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497510070648","data":"5942311c599d0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497507597998","data":"
2. National Institute of Design, Ahemdabad:<\/b> This school of design is now an autonomous under Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, government of India. Government has also recognized this school as a scientific and industrial design research organisation. NID has its active campuses in Ahemdabad, Bengaluru, Vijayawada, Haryana and Assam. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497510078485","data":"5942312958c5a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497507620184","data":"
3. Pearl Academy: <\/b>This college of designing was established in 1993 with the moto of providing professional services along training in the field of Design, Fashion and Business by adhering to International Standards. Having completed with more than two decades is now in three cities of India which are Delhi, Mumbai and Jaipur.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497510158200","data":"59423168a66e3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497506729668","data":"
4.<\/b> Unitedworld Institute Of Design: <\/b>This institute of designing of Ahmedabad offers degree in Fashion Design, Interior Design, Animation & Motion Graphics, Game Design & Game Art, Automobile & Transportation, Design\nLifestyle & Accessory Design, Product Design and Visual Communication. Coming to the history of the institute, was established in 2012. It is those youngest college in India that is striving to be the top most designing institute with its world class facilities.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497510165988","data":"5942316b876ac"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497507453058","data":"
5. Symbiosis Institute of Design, Pune: <\/b>When started in 2002, it was an undergraduate design institute which is under the Faculty of Media, Communication and Design of Symbiosis International University. Now SID offers masters degree in Design where a student is shortlisted while admission based on their CEED or GATE score.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497510090402","data":"59423139e8723"}]
The transition from college life to a corporate one can often be a little difficult as there are a lot of things you need to internalise before being a productive member of the team. Of course, college can be a microcosm of the things you need to do to be an effective member of a team, but then again, not many have this privilege, and some people refuse to learn or cannot learn. Don't worry, however, if you're here reading the article, it means you are willing to do what it takes to be a good team member, and that's half the battle won. The intent matters, the execution, well, that is in your hands. <\/p>
So what does it take to be a good team player, especially in a work environment? <\/p>
1. Commitment <\/b><\/p>
A team is as fast as the slowest member of the team and that is someone you do not want to be. To be an effective member of the team, you must be willing to jump head first into any problems throw at you and your team, working together to solve issues like clockwork. Take a proactive approach to work and commitment rather than a laid back one, it'll also encourage your team and help you in solving issues that come your way. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497525866369","data":"59427338ad0fd"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497525868548","data":"
2. Supporting fellow team members<\/b><\/p>
As stated earlier, the team is as fast as the fastest member of the team, so it is extremely important for you, as a good team player, to check in with the new member or someone who has been having difficulties dealing with the inner workings of a project you're handling. A good team player helps fellow team members, and also a good team player is not afraid to ask for help as well. It's a mutually beneficial relationship, after all. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497526020801","data":"594273140639f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497526022560","data":"
3. Open to ideas <\/b><\/p>
It can be difficult to solve a particular issue by yourself, maybe you don't see something that another member of the team can see. Going at it with brute force will only make things worse for you as you'll becoming increasingly irate and irritable. This is why it is quite important to listen to new ideas from other members of your team. Two eyes are always better than one, and more eyes on the project will only help in identifying issues faster. It's a win-win situation really, so there's no reason why you shouldn't be an active listener and open to ideas, it can throw up plenty of solutions to your seemingly frustrating problem. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497526262123","data":"594272fd82dd5"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497526263958","data":"
4. Communication with the rest of the team<\/b>:<\/p>
A popular issue with many workplaces is the lack of communication due to various issues, and this is truly sad to report considering it is one of the easiest problems to solve, with many people talking about it for years. A clear cut communication line between yourself and your team members not only makes teamwork more efficient, it avoids errors which only end up wasting more time than it should. It is highly important to be clear with your teammates and clear things with them as often as you can. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497526574170","data":"594272d2e75f3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497526576003","data":"
5. Adaptable: <\/b><\/p>
One of the best things you can be in a corporate setting, once you are part of the working world, especially in corporate, it pays to be flexible and adaptable. Always be open to new ideas and always be willing to change your views if they serve to help your work proceed faster than the pace it is currently moving on. The true mark of adaptability is shown when you take the challenges of work life head on without worrying, being flexible enough to both dive in and finish your challenges with the help of your team. It is great for your profile as well, so there's no downside. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497526744959","data":"594272b121335"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497526747483","data":"
Work life can get quite hectic, but you can achieve a great work-life balance once you start being committed to your work and take care to avoid being reckless in your personal life so it doesn't affect your work the next day. I would like to party on a Monday night too, but there are goals to meet and commitments to honour the next day at work. <\/p>
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A Walk-In Drive will be held on June 25, 2017 by Akredsoft Technologies in Hyderabad for all the freshers (0 to 3 years) across the country. The salary of the selected candidate would be based upon Industry Standards. <\/p>
\nEligibility Criteria: <\/b><\/p>
1. Minimum 10+2+4 years of education (All in full time) 2015 \/ 2016 \/ 2017 batch pass outs in BE\/ B.Tech\/BSc \u2013 All computer streams except Biology and related courses. <\/p>
2. First class (60%) in 10th, 12th, UG and PG (Full time\/Regular courses). <\/p>
\n3. Should be an Indian Citizen who belongs to 2015, 2016 and 2017 batch . <\/p>
\n4.Candidates having provisional\/convocation degree certificate, all education documents & passport are eligible to participate. <\/p>
Note:<\/b> PAN number is mandated for on-boarding process. <\/p>
Interview Process:<\/b> Selection will be made on the basis of Examination & Interview. (Technical and HR Interview at Akredsoft office). <\/p>
This opportunity is open for all candidates across the country. <\/p>
\nLocation:<\/b> Akredsoft Technologies Pvt Ltd, Hitech Pearl, Suite 201 Shilpi Valley, Madhapur, Hyderabad -81 <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497518722087","data":"
About The Company: <\/b><\/p>
Akredsoft Technologies Pvt. Ltd. is one of the fastest growing organization, specialized in Product Development, IT staffing, consulting, Recruitment, Training, Remote infrastructure management and other business services extending to all the industries. We provide enterprise wide services by mechanizing an unique and cost-effective solutions to our clients. Akredsoft Technologies, provide end to end IT services to all the companies by adopting a strategy in planning & providing the right mix of teams & services by utilizing the sharp edge technologies based on client requirements. <\/p>
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We've written many times on how students need to improve their communication skills and their leadership skills (like this one<\/a> for example) and now, to ensure students acquire those skills in the most optimal way, we have launched our Zonal Ambassador program and we are now looking for zealous students with a hunger to achieve. As a zonal ambassador, you will be a leader whose responsibility is to ensure the product reaches students in your zone, thereby enabling students to use the product efficiently and creating clusters of like-minded individuals to take the community ahead. So if you are a final year student, then this opportunity is your first step towards becoming a leader. <\/p>Loading...<\/iframe><\/div> Benefits of being a zonal ambassador:<\/b><\/p>*Experience Certificate even before you finish college<\/p>*Stipend<\/p>*Job opportunities within our extensive network<\/p>"}]
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*Experience Certificate even before you finish college<\/p>
*Stipend<\/p>
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