A BITS Pilani engineer quits Rs 30 cr LPA leadership job to become a doctor; she conquers NEET with AIR 1118, proving it’s never too late to follow your dreams

She quit her LPA leadership position with an annual salary of Rs 30 Cr to pursue MBBS and cracked NEET UG with AIR 1118. (Photo: X post) For many professionals, reaching a leadership position with a high salary is the definition of success. Years of hard work, promotions, and financial stability often represent career milestones…

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‘Shreyas Iyer, Tilak Varma don’t deserve guaranteed posts’: Mohammad Kaif questions India’s leadership calls | Cricket News

Tilak Varma and Shreyas Iyer Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif expressed his disappointment with the team’s selectors for the nomination Shreyas Iyer as captain and Tilak Varma as vice-captain.Speaking on his YouTube channel, Kaif said that the two batsmen do not deserve a guaranteed place in the playing XI but have always been given leadership…

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Goa Institute of Management hosts Delhi University Vice-Chancellor’s Higher Education Leadership Program

Professor Ajit Parulekar, Director, GIM during the event. New Delhi: Goa Institute of Management (GIM) recently organized a five-day Academic Leadership Program (ALP) for principals of colleges of Delhi University, bringing together academic leaders to discuss emerging challenges and opportunities in higher education.The program, held from June 29 to July 3, involved principals from over…

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‘Everything took its toll’: Ben Stokes opens up on ‘negative effects’ of England leadership after retirement call | Cricket News

Ben Stokes has said he has no plans to retire from international cricket, insisting he is “very happy” with his decision despite ending his England career with a Test series defeat in New Zealand.The England captain announced on Sunday, midway through the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge, that he would retire from…

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Artificial intelligence replaces some entry-level jobs, but employers say communication, leadership and professionalism will determine who gets hired: survey

GMAC survey: Artificial intelligence transforms graduate recruitment as human skills become more valuable Artificial intelligence has rapidly transformed from a productivity tool to an active participant in the workplace. From writing code and analyzing data to preparing reports and handling customer inquiries, artificial intelligence is taking over tasks once assigned to fresh graduates and young…

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