Management Quota: Money Killing Merits

Posted by Shweta Chourasia | Posted in Management, Review | Posted on 07-10-2011

Management quota means backdoor entry in colleges. For many students getting admission to any top colleges is almost impossible because of the high competition and snoring cut off. For them management quota is an option to get admission in the good and renowned colleges by just paying fees which is higher than general quota seat… Read the rest of this entry »

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Designing – Is it an ART!

Posted by Surbhi Nangalia | Posted in Designing, Web | Posted on 14-09-2011

Have you ever thought that why a Designer love to be called an Artist? No? I may explain why.

It is hence elementary to know where does ‘Designing’ hail from. Without any much ado, let’s dive into the evolution of the concept: Design is oriented from Art. It is but for only Art that designing is possible! The flair required in crafting an artwork could be scaled equally as in required for coming up with an attractive and a great design.

In simple words, when an Art got promoted from just being praised to something which can also be used, it started being called as Design.

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Deciding to Use Black or Rich Black

Posted by Chetan Bharadwaj | Posted in Designing | Posted on 26-06-2011

This article may be treated as guide to preparing files for Print: When printing with black, there are 2 (two) types of black you might like to use.

  • Black – 100K; this can be used for bar codes & body copy
  • Rich Black – 40C 40M 40Y 100K; used for blocks of black

Note: Rich black color code specifications in CMYK may differ from printer to printer, so it’s better asking your printer what they recommend.

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11 Years of Indian Cyber Law

Posted by Chetan Bharadwaj | Posted in Cyberlaw, IT Industry, Web | Posted on 02-03-2011

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5 questions to ask yourself before starting a small business (Part-II)

Posted by Chetan Bharadwaj | Posted in Management | Posted on 10-10-2009

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5 questions to ask yourself before starting a small business

Posted by Chetan Bharadwaj | Posted in Management | Posted on 19-09-2009

fiveDoes the idea of starting your own business seems like a dream come true?

Although being self employed and owning a business provides one with several financial and personal freedom, but these paybacks only kick in when the business you are running gets conventional and established. Starting your own business requires lot more than what one has always thought or heard of — to just get your business off the ground, you will find yourself probably spending more time than you had ever imagined or spent on anything else. This phase of the start-up business is very critical for it takes an entrepreneur through an assessment of his acumen and well positioned endurance. As we think that quitting a 9-5 life and starting own business is a relaxation, let me bring to the knowledge of all that it’s not uncommon for the new business owners to undergo compounded hardships while working to build a successful business.

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JPEG vs GIF– Harness tech understanding

Posted by Chetan Bharadwaj | Posted in Designing | Posted on 05-09-2009

JPEG vs GIFAre you often confused between .gif and .jpeg extensions when you are deciding a file format for your web images? Great! You are looking at the right place for a solution.

Fundamentally, both of these formats compress an image to make it web worthy. Any file with a .jpeg or.gif extension is recognized as an image file by a browser. Only when a site loads quickly into a browser we tend to declare it good in spite of the best functionalities operating otherwise. Agreed? Therefore, it is necessary that the file size of the web page remains small.

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Tools to Optimize your Graphics for Web

Posted by Anurag Ahuja | Posted in Designing | Posted on 03-09-2009

Amidst of all discussion happening to save non-renewable resources why isn’t anyone thinking of web space? Where do you classify the webspace? Do you think you can go on and on and on putting anything over the internet?

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Time Management — Create an Extra Hour a day

Posted by Chetan Bharadwaj | Posted in Management | Posted on 25-08-2009

Time ManagementAre you forever racing against time to meet deadlines? Does your most common refrain happen to be “so much to do and so little time”? If you have answered in affirmative to both the questions, there are also chances that you just can’t get through that to-do list stuck neatly to your workplace or set on your mobile phone. The unfinished tasks that you are not able to complete from a long time are overwhelming you and are also jeopardizing your career :( . Time is your most precious resource today, because it is limited. So, Time management is what I suggest.

How to get the most out of your time?

From my last month’s experience I will recommend you to leverage and audit your time. NO, it definitely doesn’t mean spending more time to manage time!

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5 Golden Do’s for a Successful Business

Posted by Chetan Bharadwaj | Posted in Management | Posted on 20-08-2009

Ever since the time in memorial I used to wonder that what could be the key points to a business making an unremitting success all the way its existence? Little did I know or had I ever realized that any economic process, not necessarily only significant to money making, had to have some checkpoints before they actually become ‘successful’.

Just few days back when I pondered upon this issue to draw away the conclusion to the ever existing question of my mind, was when I jotted down these “5 Golden Do’s” that should be embraced by any business process to flourish.

Once you reckon this out, you can convert the ultimate challenge into the ultimate opportunity.

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