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Rs 25 crores earned just because of laziness: How a man's one financial decision helped him build massive wealth without even tryingA Reddit post has gone viral after a user shared how his friend accidentally built a fortune worth nearly Rs 25 crore by doing nothing. The...- Singapore’s hidden gems: Why more Indian students should look at NTU, NUS and SMUSingapore emerges as an underrated study destination for Indian students, offering world-class universities like NTU, NUS, and SMU. The cou...
- Highest salary of Rs 78 lakh per annum bagged by class of 2024 at SP Jain School of Global ManagementSP Jain School of Global Management's Class of 2024 clinched record-breaking placement offers, with the highest at Rs 78 lakh per annum for...
- US President salary: From $400,000 per year pay to the White House, here's what Donald Trump will earn and enjoy as perksDonald Trump Salary: The US President receives a $400,000 annual salary. The President's compensation includes allowances for expenses, tra...
- IIT degree doesn't guarantee crores: IIT-Roorkee alumni and IFS officer gives a reality check, busts placement mythsThe reality of IIT placements, revealed by IFS officer Gaurav Garg, showcases a wide salary range from ₹6-35 lakh, with CSE and ECE graduat...
- SP Jain sees five-fold increase in average salary offered to GMBA students in 2023 placementThe salaries offered to students of the MGB Class of 2023 also saw a seven-fold jump, with the top package touching Rs 48.8 lakh. The avera...
- Expat pay packages jump in Singapore, drop in Hong KongThe top spot was retained by the UK, where the average package — comprising salary, tax and benefits such as accommodation, international s...
- Expat pay packages are bigger & better in Japan: ECA surveyThe average expatriate pay package provided by companies in Japan to mid-level employees is $386,451 a year.
- Student of the Year: LSR grad offered Rs 38 lakh for India roleLast year’s highest package at LSR was at the same level but for an international role based in Singapore for a multinational lender.
- International job offers shoot up in IITsIITs including Delhi, Roorkee, Bombay and Hyderabad have reported a surge in international offers in the first couple of days of the final ...
- IITians flooded with offers of over Rs 25 lakh this yearAt IIT Kanpur, around 18 companies are offering Rs 25-lakh packages, a 50% jump from 12 last year.
- Rohtak boy bags highest salary package of Rs 47 lakh at IRMAThe average salary offered by the private sector this year touched Rs 12.17 lakh per annum against last year’s Rs 10.57 lakh per annum.
- Private varsities lure faculty from government institutes with crore-plus pay packages and perksPvt universities are paying crore-plus salaries to senior-most faculty members. “A good faculty abroad gets high packages of around $250,00...
- Microsoft, Amazon and Google arrive at newly minted IIT campuses in placement season, salaries up 15-20%In comparison, the older IITs have recorded a 5-10% increase in salaries at the final placement offers.
- Big deals struck on IIM campus; job offers up by 30%Deloitte and ICICI Bank were the largest recruiters at the institute, with each making 16 offers. The batch was 16% larger than the previou...
- Private B-schools sizzle in job offers, average salary beats IIMsThe buzz is back at privately-run business schools as the economy improves, with some institutes reporting 100% placements.
- IIM-C graduate bags Rs 1.6 crore offerIndian Institute of Management-Calcutta (IIM-C) has turned out to be the first choice of recruiters with the best pay packets in this year'...
- Nomura offers Rs 80 lakh to IIM-B gradNomura has made the highest offer of Rs 80 lakh per annum at the IIM Bangalore.
- Amid positive vibes, IIM-B gets ready for final placementAfter last year’s gloom, final placement at IIM-Bangalore is poised for a smooth ride, when it begins from March 4.
- Foreign postings lose sheenHeading overseas with that huge salary? Quitting an Indian job for a seemingly more lucrative one abroad?
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