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TECHprep [Engineering] |
 GLOBAL
CHALLENGE : -
The last half of this century has transformed our
environment, perhaps radically, and brought more changes
in our lives and thinking than in any corresponding
period in history. These are the consequences of discoveries
of sciences and applications of technology.
Technology
and engineering are products of fundamental discoveries
in basic sciences, and as is well known, these began
to accumulate in the late nineteenth and in the twentieth
centuries.
Careers
in engineering span the alphabet. The subdivisions
of the engineering field illustrate how a mature economy
develops a great variety of ways for controlling and
using the resources of nature.
ENGINEERING:
Your Future : -
Careers in engineering are being transformed
by several intersecting trends.International companies
now draw employees from many nations, seeking out
valued experts to work project by project. Companies
value workers with a breadth of competencies, managerial
as well as technical and the ability to access and
apply new scientific and technological knowledge.
The more flexible and mobile you can be, the more
opportunities you will have and the greater will be
your control over the shape of your career.
Few of the advantages of studying Engineering
are:
1)
Significantly enhance one’s academic standings.
2) Become a successful individual who is socially
responsible and professionally competitive.
3) For a diverse range of careers in industry &
government.
4) Enhance technical knowledge and contribute to future
leadership & technological success of the country.
5) When discoveries take place or opportunities occur,
to use these for the betterment of human life within
as short a period as possible.
TECHprep
Course : -
TECHprep Course prepares the students who
want to pursue Engineering as their career by providing
valuable teaching inputs and various test series to
cover 10 All India Engineering Entrance Exams. |
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| MEDprep
[Medical] |
GLOBAL
CHALLENGE : -
The last half of this century has transformed our
environment, perhaps radically, and brought more changes
in our lives and thinking than in any corresponding
period in history. These are the consequences of discoveries
of sciences and applications of technology.
Medicine
is one of the most sort out and rewarding career for
those interested in Science of healing. Over the past
few decades, the field of medicine has undergone various
milestones of development and now it has become a
sea of specializations in itself.
MEDICAL
SCIENCE: Your Future : -
Medical
Education in India is one of the best in the world.
More than 18000 seats are available to Indian nationals,
every year, at various medical colleges across the
country, but the number of students appearing for
the various Entrance Exams run into a few lakhs.
Different systems of medicine are practiced in India.
While
modern medicine is practiced by Physicians and surgeons
who have completed MBBS and higher education, the
Ayurvedic and Unani systems are practiced by persons
having done BAMS and BUMS. Other systems being practiced
in India are Homeopathy, Siddha, Naturopathy and Biochemical.
Each one has its own importance and offers a host
of career opportunities.
MEDprep
Course : -
MEDprep
Course prepares the students who want to pursue Medical
as their career by providing valuable teaching inputs
and various test series to cover 10 All India Medical
Entrance Exams. |
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| BIZprep
[MBA] |
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GLOBAL
CHALLENGE : -
The
global business environment is experiencing unprecedented
changes creating new challenges. Paradigms are shifting in
every industry and in every economy. As a manager in the new
millennium, you would not only be expected to understand the
environment but also foresee changes and gather new competencies
to help improve efficiencies in your businesses.
MBA:
Your Future : -
The industry has come to realise the importance of
skilled management professionals.
The main objectives of the Post-Graduate in Managemant
programs is to:
1)
Understand the conceptual framework in all the basic subjects
relevant to management
E.g. Economics, Law.
2) Cultivate deeper understanding of core functional areas
of management. E.g. Marketing, Finance.
3) Gain and polish skills and knowledge areas necessary for
an effective manager.
4) Gain exposure to real problems through case studies and
continuous interaction with the industry .
5) Develop an international perspective which is imperative
to the survival and growth of the organisation.
BIZprep
Course : -
BIZprep
Course prepares the students who want to pursue MBA as their
career by providing valuable teaching inputs and various test
series to cover All India MBA Entrance Exams. E.g. CAT, CET
etc.
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| SATprep
[Education Abroad] |
GLOBAL
CHALLENGE : -
In the present day and age, no nation can afford to turn its
back on the global opportunities.
The demand for people who are globally mobile, will soon become
a norm, as people will have to deal with challenges that are
not necessarily restricted by geographical boundaries.
This
has resulted in multiplying career choices for the youth and
has induced a growing number of students to seek education
at an internationally recognised university. The pursuit
of an academic career overseas is one that is both enriching
and rewarding.
"Enriching"
because it transforms and broadens one's outlook towards life
and "Rewarding" because it transforms and broadens
one's outlook towards life and "Rewarding" because
it improves one's career prospects.
EDUCATION
ABROAD: Your Future : -
Advantages
of studying abroad :
1) Foreign universities offer a much wider range of subjects
to study than the traditional ones available in India.
2) Students studying abroad get a cross-cultural experience.
They understand the nitty-grity of another society and learn
how it operates , which is a valuable commodity in today's
global society.
3) They also gain greater understanding and appreciation of
themselves as a product of their own culture virtue of being
exposed to differences. They gain a greater sense of social,
political, cultural, and economic inter-connectedness of peoples,
nations, and cultures.
4) They are more sensitive to what is happening outside their
borders as well as to the different people on the campuses.
This is a great asset, both academically and psychologically.
5) Travel encourages students to be confident and flexible.
Thrown in with new people and circumstances, students return
with the ability to appreciate and welcome challenges.
Career Prospects :
1) The world is made smaller by communications. Companies,
which are expanding their markets abroad, are increasingly
seeking to hire candidates with international experience.
2) In a global workplace it is important for employees to
have a comfort level in being able to work with people from
other cultures.
3) Employers today are looking for inviduals who have experience
and knowledge above and beyond what they have learnt academically.
Students who study abroad develop a larger
view of the world and their place in it. This broad perspective
helps them set apart from
the competition.
4) Students who study abroad tend to be risk takers, willing
to put themselves in unusual situations and able to overcome
the fear of the unknown. They get used to solving problems
under tough circumtances and by the time they complete their
studies, little fazes them. Employers know that this is the
kind of employee who can be sent abroad to work with team
members from other international offices.
SATprep
Course : -
SATprep
Course prepares the students who want to pursue Education
Abroad by providing valuable teaching inputs and various test
series to cover GRE-GMAT and TOEFL Exams.
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| MHT-CETprep
[Engineering & Medical] |
ABOUT
EXAM :
In
order to secure admission to the first year of four year Degree
course in Engineering / Technology or Medical / Heath Sciences
in Maharashtra, the candidate should fulfill the following
eligibility criteria: Passed
the SSC (Std. X) & HSC (Std. XII) examination of Maharastra
State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or
Its equivalent examination with English as one of the subjects
and Phy, Chem and Maths for Engg. or Phy, Chem and Biology
for Medical as the compulsory subjects. And he / she should
be a domicile of Maharashtra state.
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Engineering |
Medical
/ Health Sciences |
| Exam
Date |
May
1st week |
May
1st week |
| Form
Issue Date |
Mid
March |
Mid
March |
| Submission
Date |
March
end |
March
end |
| Nature
of test |
Total
marks 200 MCQ
a) Phy. & Chem. : 50 marks each
b) Maths 100 marks |
Total
marks 200 MCQ
a) Phy. & Chem.: 50 marks each
b) Biology 100 i.e. (Botany & Zoology : 50 marks each)
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| Address |
Education,
Maharashtra State,
3 Mahapalika Marg, Opp. Metro Cinema,
Dhobi Talao, Post Box No. 1967,
Mumbai 400 001
Website: http://dte.org.in
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Directorate
of Medical Edu. & Research,
St. George’s Hospital Compound,
Govt. Dental College Building,
Near CST, Mumbai 400 001
Website: http://dmer.org
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Other
Scope of Exams : -
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Architecture
(MH-AR-CET) |
Pharmacy
(MH-PH-CET) |
| Exam
Date |
Mid
April |
Mid
June |
| Form
Issue Date |
March
1st week |
May
last week |
| Submission
Date |
March
2nd week |
June
1st week |
| Nature
of test |
Total
marks 200
Aesthetic sensitivity (MCQ): 100marks
Drawing: 100marks |
Total
marks 200
a) CET Score: 100 marks (Phy & Chem: 50 MCQs each)
b) HSC Score: 100 marks (Group 1 & 2 together:
300 marks converted to 100 marks) |
| Address |
Total
marks 200
a) CET Score: 100 marks (Phy & Chem: 50 MCQs each)
b) HSC Score: 100 marks (Group 1 & 2 together:
300 marks converted to 100 marks) |
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