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