The session will help in determining a student his skills, strengths, resources, hidden potential and happiness. Various psychometric, technical and aptitude tests will be conducted to analyze the capabilities of the student. The one-on-one discussion session will be there for every candidate. The session will be held at 183, Mahagun Moderne, Sec-78, from 10 AM to 8 PM.

In an increasingly globalized world, there are several benefits of studying abroad. Studying abroad is now more important than ever. If you’re considering studying abroad, here are ways it can benefit you:

• Increase the chances of Employability: employers always looking for the graduates who are confident, flexible and have global knowledge in terms of culture, languages and working modules. They show interest in hiring those individuals who have an international exposure. Thus, getting an international degree puts you ahead of the pack.

• Increase your network: being an international student mean increasing your network at global level because you will meet new people from all over the world and learn new things, skills from them. This will also help in broadening your social and professional opportunities in future.

• Life changing Experience: By studying abroad, you will get a chance to explore a new country with different culture, outlook and activities. During this time, you can also roam into the other neighboring countries and get to know their custom and tradition as well. This will be a life time experience for you to tell to your friends and family.

• Varied education options and teaching methodology: If you decide to study abroad, it will give you immense options of studies which will expand your horizons and opens up a world of new opportunities. Also every country adopts different learning and teaching pattern. Getting comfortable in those learning styles will help you at professional atmosphere adaptation.
• Enhance language skills: Being an international student will help you in improving your language and can also make you learn a new language. It’s likely you’ll learn the language faster because you’re practicing it regularly in class.

• Increases Self reliance: Studying abroad is not an easy take to do. You have to be get out of your comfort zone for adapting any international system. It makes you more independent, self reliant, builds your self confidence. It also increases the decision making skill as you are the only one who has to take decide what to do in adverse conditions.

Thus, we can see now that International education promotes global learning, fosters understanding among groups from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, and develops globally minded individuals.

• This is the time of instant messaging, where everyone use acronym like TC, LOL, ROFL etc. Please avoid this while writing a professional e-mail. Always use complete sentences and words using proper grammar. Be professional in writing sentences because hiring manager is not your relative or friend.
• Completely Avoid using emoticons as they are a sign of unprofessional and informal way of communication.
•  Always have a Crispy / Appropriate subject line of your e-mail which briefs the context of your communication. Make sure the Subject Line is in Sync with the details of your e-mail. Without any subject line, employer will not look at your job application and may assume it as a spam.
• Your e-mail account name must look like professional and sounds good. If your e-mail address is not business appropriate (example something like coolfunkydude99@gmail.com etc.) apply for a new, free e-mail account, preferably with your name as the account name.
• Always start the e-mail with proper salutation like Dear sir/ Dear Ma’am. If you don’t know the person, simple write Dear Manager.
• Add your signature at the bottom of the e-mail. All signatures should include your full name, e-mail, cell phone number or the number you answer most.
• Always attach your resume or CV to the e-mail as a PDF. Don’t use Word or other word processing formats. This prevents any edits or alterations to your documents; also, visually PDF has a more pleasant appearance.

Do a thorough proofreading several times before pressing the send button; if needed ask your friend/colleague to have a glance at it for a quick review. Always a fresh pair of eyes review may catch a few things.

Follow all the above simple tips and strategies while communicating through e-mails. These professional inputs shall certainly help inincreasing your professional appeal and make a great first impression. Always remember First Impression is the Best Impression.

There are some Do’s and Don’ts that a job seeker must follow while framing his/her resume.

Do’s

1. As far as possible, make your resume reader friendly. Do not make it too long and limit it to one page.
2. Resume design should be such that it is different from everyone else.
3. Please give complete information about your contact, email id, city name in clear words.
4. Focus on key strengths using which you can help the organization.
5.  Create a summary of qualification and profile.
6. Mention your experience in chronological order. If you don’t have an experience, then mention your skills.
7. If you were a team leader in previous organization, mention this information and what the previous company has benefitted from you.

Don’ts

1. Never give false information in your resume.
2. Do not use personal promos (I, my, me) in resume. Never use justified text blocks.
3. Do not use expressions such as Duty included, responsibility involving, responsible for.
4. Avoid giving too much information about very old experience.
5. Avoid giving information about your highlights, current weight, name of last boss, previous salary etc.
6. Do not let your hobbies and any other worthless info in resume.
7. Do not mention those skills and job activities which do not match with the job profile.

• Preparing a CV
• Sharing your CV to the Right People
• Gentle Follow-up
• Phone Interviews
• Follow-up
• Personal One-On-One Interviews
• Thank You communication
• Follow-up
• Etc.

Each and every step in the process in very important and you always need to give your best in every step. Also, during Personal or One-On-One Interviews your professional behavior (etiquette) is extremely critical which leaves a strong positive impression in the minds of the interviewer. Personal behavior (professional etiquette) consists of

• Perfect Dressing Sense
• Smiling Face
• Neatly Groomed
• Wishing all people very politely and being gentle
• Confident, Calm & Composed Attitude
• Speaking Slowly, Clearly and Articulating your ideas well
• Making sure your Phones are on Silent or Switch-off Mode
• Etc.

Following are some of the critical interview manners that need to be followed before, during and after interview to help you in performing better.

• Punctuality: Reaching to an interview site few minutes early than the given time is very helpful as it will give you an extra advantage by making you get adjusted to the interview environment. Relax, get your breadth, have some water, fresh-up if needed, sit calm and organize all your ideas/thoughts, Review your Resume all over again, Review of notes on company etc.

• Body Language: The non-verbal communication through body language is an integral part of an interview. The hand, body gestures and face expressions should show that you are interested, confident, honest and very enthusiastic of the job. It shouldn’t feel like that you are submissive, shy, introvert or defensive in nature. Greet the interviewer and all with abroad smile & a firm handshake.

• Dress Sense: An interviewee must know the corporate/business attire before going to an interview. As well-dressed person will get an extra edge over the untidy person. This is not only for the interview panel also for you as a good neat business attire help you with a feel good factor & enhance your confidence levels. Wear pleasant colours with fits well with you & your personality. Avoid heavy jewellery and shining clothes.
• Home on Company Background: It will be very embarrassing and foolish on your part of you are not aware of the company history, background, leadership team, culture etc. Form an opinion about it so that you have a talking point which will be really appreciated. Also, if you can appreciate something about the company based on some factor that will have a very good positive impact.

• Closing an Interview: As starting an interview is important as closing it also. Close the interview with a firm smile that shows you are interested in job and would like to work for it. That leaves a good impression on them. Always thank them for their time at the end and followed by a Thank You e-mail after an interview. Be sure to ask some questions related to your position, company long term goal, benefits, or next steps in the interview process etc. It will send a positive impression on the interviewer.

Thus, by following these simple and basic manners during an interview, one can Excel and leave an everlasting impression on the interview team which can certainly help you to succeed in the process.