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alice in blunderland

Prologue

Once upon a time there lived a girl by the name of Alice.
Alice was smart. Alice was loving. Alice was all a man desires.
Alice sat for a test. Alice passed the test. Alice boarded a flight to UK.
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It’s that time of the year again for all MBA aspirants! As if sweating it out for GMAT preparations wasn’t enough you now have to care about where are you going to get the dough to make you financially sound for the likes of Stanford. Dhirubhai Ambani Stanford Fellowship is a ray of hope for all MBA aspirants who have what it takes to make it there but cannot arrange the funds for college.

The fellowship covers 100% tuition fee incurred at Stanford Global School of Business as well as all the other fee payable while applying and attending the program at Stanford. It comes out to be around $85,000 for a single student and $95,000 for a married student. This program only accepts five candidates each year. Students are bound to come back to India after their MBA is over to work in the country for at least two years.
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Prometric Sends Letters to CAT 2009 Aspirants

December 10, 2009

It appears that Prometric has sent letters to CAT 2009 aspirants. It appears that the letter contains a personal note on why Prometric failed at providing a perfect student experience and also possible chances of a re-test. We’ve got hold of one of these letters and posted them here. We wish all the students good [...]

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Stuff they mostly lie about at Engineering Colleges

February 15, 2009

We have a great infrastructure Apart from the IITs and a few good colleges here and there, there is no such thing as an engineering college in India with an infrastructure. What they really mean by that word is that they have an a decent looking structure built that looks so amazing when you look [...]

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Quality Higher Education in India?

January 6, 2009

The HRD Ministry has once again touched the sensitive issue of quality in the higher education sector in the country. The ministry claims that in the next three years all the higher education institutions in the country will have to get accreditation and grading done. This shall be carried out by Government agencies agencies to [...]

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Indian Doctors, Made in China!

July 12, 2008

Some surprising news guys! After Chinese crackers, toys, colors, furniture, apparel, cell phones, unlocked iPhones and a million other defected products, China is all set to smuggle a brand new product into India. It’s called the Indian Doctor with Made in China tatooed on the butt. As more and more helpless Indian students are seeking [...]

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