COVER STORY
2014 <i>Outlook</i>-Drshti Survey
Outlook Magazine - 7 July 2014
India's Top Professional Colleges 2014
Architecture, Law, Hotel Management, Mass Com, Fashion Technology, Social Work...
The top three remain the same in Medical (AIIMS, AFMC, CMC) and Dental: (Maulana Azad, Manipal College and Govt Dental College & Hospital)
Top 10: Selection Process, Placements, Industry Interface, Academic Excellence, Infra & Facilities...
The top five are still the IITs, but the order has got shuffled around a bit
Not much has changed in the Top 20 in the ninth edition of our rankings this year, but go down to the second-tier colleges, and you encounter a sizeable churn.
Architecture, Law, Hotel Management, Mass Com, Fashion Technology, Social Work...
The top three remain the same in Medical (AIIMS, AFMC, CMC) and Dental: (Maulana Azad, Manipal College and Govt Dental College & Hospital)
Top 10: Selection Process, Placements, Industry Interface, Academic Excellence, Infra & Facilities...
The top five are still the IITs, but the order has got shuffled around a bit
Not much has changed in the Top 20 in the ninth edition of our rankings this year, but go down to the second-tier colleges, and you encounter a sizeable churn.
The new government has its way. Ends DU’s much-opposed FYUP.
Our PM’s recalculation of how long Indians have been ‘slaves’
A month on, it’s been more missteps than future-nomics by Modi govt
BJP owes its win to the Hindi heartland, hence the Hindi accent
OTHER STORIES
European clubs are taking interest in having Indian academies
A look at the academies that nurture talent for the best football clubs
Boutique swimwear catches the eyebeam of Indian women
Mamata was magic; like moths to a flame, the media was drawn to a future CM; for the masses she nearly was Devi, slayer of evil. For everyone in Bengal, Mamata portended ‘poriborton’.
Krishna Saraswat, 66, Professor of Electrical Engineering at Stanford University, BITS, Pilani
Pranav Mistry, 33, Head of Think Tank Team and Director of Research of Samsung Research America, Nirma Institute of Technology, Ahmedabad
Sanjay Mehrotra, 54, President, CEO, SanDisk CorporationBITS, Pilani
Shantanu Narayen, 51, CEO, Adobe Systems, Osmania University
Rakesh Kapoor, 56, CEO, Reckitt Benckiser, BITS, Pilani
C. Venkatesh Valluri, 52, Chairman and president, Ingersoll Rand, India, College of Engineering, Andhra University
K.R. Sridhar, 53, Founder and CEO, Bloom Energy Server, NIT, Trichy
Rajiv Kaul, 45, CEO, CMS Info Systems, BIT, Mesra
Ajay V. Bhatt, 57 Co-inventor of the USB, Intel, MS University, Baroda
Vishal Sikka, 47 CEO, Infosys MS University, Baroda, Syracuse University
IITs have the edge, but global realities and demanding students force others to improve
FB, Twitter et al have made fashion accessible, but robbed it of exclusivity
Three lawyers list the most important cases they are currently working on
The girl child, at least in Bengal, is finally able to spread her wings
The SVYM and its idealist doctors go against the grain—to the villages
A paean to India’s seedbed for first-rate engineers—and do-everythings
Educational institutions have to create their own excellence ecosystems
The states of the nation: news, headlines, gossip, rumours, things we learnt
The ‘Crown of South India’ is a sprawling two-storey maze of eating and cooking spaces, wafting the fragrance of masalas and drumsticks
The director on <i>Naya Pata</i>, a crowd-funded film on migration.
In spite of its inconsistencies, will become part of a small group of films that are challenging the predictability of commercial Kannada cinema.
The day after the Capo de tutti capi was sworn in as prime minister, I found myself sleeping with the fishes
Sex at 90! Ae Bhagwan! Hare Ram! Why doesn’t he visit our holy places, read chapters from the Gita and attend ‘satyanarayan pujas’
A ‘noble’ profession is a heavy cross to bear. Many doctors take it as a credo.
Despite the rampant infection, there’s hope for recovery
Competition is driving Indian students to study abroad, and some countries are benefiting
Non-performing assets and defaulters are not an issue for Bandhan
How the NaMo election campaign harnessed its legion of volunteers
More professsionals in politics is the need of the hour. Professional practices too.
Young professionals have got a look-in, but Parliament still runs on old feet
