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BITSAT or Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test is an entrance examination conducted every year by Birla Institute of Technology & Science (BITS) for admission in to various engineering and other programmes. Successful candidates in BITSAT can pursue courses such as B.E, B.Tech, B.pharm and M.Sc from BITS campuses at Pilani, Mesra, Goa and Hyderabad. BITSAT 2018 will be conducted in the second half of May 2018. Application Forms will be available online from December 2017. Results will be declared in June 2018 on the official website. BITSAT 2018 Important Dates BITSAT is an online (computer-based) examination which is held across exam centres in 47 cities in India and also internationally in Dubai. Duration of BITSAT is 3 hours (180 minutes) and the exam cover following topics Part I - Physics; Part II - Chemistry; Part III - (a) English Proficiency and (b) Logical Reasoning and Part IV - Mathematics/Biology (For B.Pharm). There are 150 Multiple Cho...

NMAT by GMAC for the academic session 2018-20 will be conducted in the window period of 05th October to 18th December 2017. Candidates can self-schedule their test date and time as per their convenience in these 75 days. NMAT by GMAC is a national level MBA entrance examination held every year by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). This entrance examination is used by more than 23 universities, institutes and B-schools for admission in to their various management programs. The application process has started on 04th July 2017 and the last date for completing the application process is 03rd October 2017. Once registered, applicants can schedule their examination and appear for the same at a designated centre in one of 44 Indian cities and 4 international ones (Kathmandu, Thimphu, Dhaka and Colombo). After registration, the last date for scheduling NMAT is October 16th 2017. To apply for NMAT by GMAC applicants should have completed Fulltime Graduation in any discipline wit...

LinkedIn , the social network for professionals, has launched a ‘Lite’ version of its Android app in India. This will work on slow data networks and low-end smartphones, as it looks to tap job seekers outside the large cities. The solution is much like those of Facebook and Google’s to get around India’s patchy networks. “ We’re seeing a massive amount of traction, especially outside of metro cities. If you look at some tier-II, tier-III cities, the Lite website really lit up a lot of them for us. We’re seeing almost two times the number of people from those towns on the website in the past six months,” said Akshay Kothari, head of LinkedIn in India. Developed at the company’s research centre in this city, Lite will take under 1 MB of storage space on a device and reduce the consumption of data by 80 per cent when compared to the regular app. Kothari says LinkedIn has 42 million users in India and wants to expand to 80 mn, equivalent to the number of professional jobs the count...