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Vineet Kejriwal is pursuing Bachelor of Commerce from Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics (Autonomous), Mumbai. A third-year student with a penchant for competition and zeal for personal development, Vineet aspires to be a chartered accountant and take up management and corporate strategy too.

- Abhishek Patil, CEO and Co-Founder, Oliveboard and Skholar

Mr. Maninder Singh Bajwa, CEO and Founder, iScuela

Tasneem Hussain, a third-year BBA LL.B. (Hons.) student at BML Munjal University hails from the city of lakes, Udaipur. Fascinated by fantasy fiction, she is a part of the women's basketball team. She has also represented the university at Hero's Challenge. Her interest lies in mooting and debating. EducationWorld presents its next story on the series Students' Corner, which puts special emphasis on students and their views.

Varun Iyer Study Abroad Educational Consultant, GoToUniversity

In today's highly competitive job market, students and professionals need to continually fine-tune their skills and acquire new ones. While there is no shortcut to success, upskilling courses could help enhance and expand their existing skill set and enable them to build a career in their fields of interest. Finance is one of the most preferred fields  and requires adequate and relevant training. 

Barbie Dua is ready to step into corporate life as she nears the completion of her MBA (Marketing) course from the Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Bengaluru. 

A super fan of all things Disney, Vanshika Godha is pursuing her Bachelors in Economics from S.P. Jain School of Global Management, Mumbai. “Studying Economics helps me study trends and understand patterns and consumer behaviour,” says the effervescent youngster who wants to put her knowledge to use by entering the field of Event Management.

Carlos Diez de la Lastra, CEO, Les Roches

London is the ideal city to acquire context and support for your studies, thanks to its numerous libraries, archives, cultural places, and professional organizations. UCL is located in London's 'Knowledge Quarter,' which is home to more than 75 academic, research, cultural, media, and technological organizations of various sizes, ranging from Google to the British Library. The Royal Institute of British Architects, the Royal Institution, and the Wellcome Collection all provide free lectures, seminars, and exhibitions at UCL. There are many resources that student Students can make use of while studying at UCL. Students studying the history of art can frequently debate the pieces they are studying while visiting them in the gallery where they are displayed. Students in the arts and humanities have access to a variety of cinemas and theatres. Students studying law and politics can attend discussions in the Houses of Parliament and sessions of the London Assembly in City Hall, which are both located near the UK's seat of government. ZSL London Zoo, the Natural History Museum, and the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew are all close to Biological Sciences students. The Institutes of Child Health, Neurology, Ophthalmology and the Ear Institute are among the clinical and research facilities available to medical students at UCL. Nearby lies the Crick Center, Europe's largest biomedical research institute under one roof, of which UCL is a founding partner. For students of geography, civil engineering, and the built environment, London serves as a living laboratory.

Prof Dr Mrudula S Kulkarni