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Dr. Vishwanath Karad, the founder member of Maharashtra Academy of Engineering and Educational Research's (MAEER) had a vision to build a world class institution in Maharashtra. After due perusal with the authorities, Dr. Karad managed to attract the attention of the authorities to the intense need of private players to venture out in the field of professional education for the benefit of the state, and the rest is history. The journey of MAEER - in 1983 began with the establishment of Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT), one of the first private engineering colleges in Maharashtra which still remains the flagship institute of the group. With the sole objective of meeting the long felt need of a centre of scientific and educational research, which would meet the challenges of the present and the future technical advancements of the fast changing world, MIT Group of Institutions was established as a society and charitable trust.
MIT International School of Broadcasting and Journalism is focused on becoming a centre of excellence in media education and training. Adequate attention has been given to the paradigm shifts in media practices while formulating the curriculum for ISBJ’s academics in Mass Communication and related aspects. At ISBJ, the training is firmly rooted in the MIT ethos, with a judicious blend of tradition and modernity. This focus on value-based education and mastery over technical skills will provide ISBJ students with a springboard to exciting careers in the media industry. One of our main focuses is communication for ‘development’. We believe that media practitioners must acknowledge that democracy does not make any sense without development and development is not complete without a right to be heard. As social engineers, media practitioners, students should represent and reflect the aspirations of all sections of society.
Financial literacy is an important tool that teaches us to avoid poor financial decisions. We learn how to invest, save, and consume wisely to generate more wealth through financial education. Financial literacy teaches us to balance our budget, avoid unnecessary spending, avoid debt, understand the difference between various financial instruments, and save income for retirement.
Learn MorePost-secondary education may seem not so attractive because of the student debt and unemployment. The cost of a college education rises faster than the cost of any other services. At the same time, a college degree provides graduates with skills and knowledge that employers value.
Read MoreBeing a student means not only an educational process. It is a good time to make friends and gain new experiences. In addition, this is a time when desires usually don't match opportunities and collide with limited finances. As students usually don't have a steady source of income, it makes them think about different ways of earning some extra money to cover current expenses. Here are the best ways to increase your income without missing all that student life can offer.
Read MoreBesides educational loans that allow students to pay for their education and cover other expenses related to obtaining your college degree, there are also personal loans for students. These loans allow you to get the amount you need to beat your money problems or cover your personal needs and wishes. 15M Finance decided to make their own list of pros and cons of getting a loan for students and tips for student borrowers.
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