India's Best Business Schools Beyond IIMs

Dalal Street Investment Journal has always been a pioneer in adopting the best practices so that our readers not only read the journal, but act in a prudent manner to take some sound decisions. Keeping in mind our logo “Democratising wealth creation,” we are pleased to have ranked 100 best business schools of the country, keeping the authenticity and objective of our tagline, intact. 

While some of the institutes are really striving to become world class in all respects, there are a good number of institutes that are running on expired courses and inefficient methods. In this era of intense competition and numerous choices, it is essential to be informed and aware of the relevant institutes and courses on offer.

If you happen to tell a story about a 'comeback' to your grandchildren, I'm sure you would mention the events that took place on January 19, 2021, wherein the bulls made a strong comeback on D-Street after two days of corrective action. Not only this, there was one more historic comeback witnessed on Tuesday, which was of the Indian cricket team that made a strong comeback to lift the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia.

In the last corrective decline as well, we saw Nifty reverting to its mean i.e. the 21-EMA and inching higher. The index is likely to repeat history i.e. scaling higher after reverting to its mean and along with this, the 14-period RSI is approaching near its 60-mark. As in the super bullish range theory of RSI, coined by Andrew Cardwell, the RSI refrains from dipping below 60.

When was the last time we had seen Nifty ending in red for two consecutive trading sessions? I know it’s hard to recall but this statement gives us an indication that we are very much used to bullish close these days. As a matter of fact, Nifty had witnessed two consecutive red on November 29-30, 2020.

The weak dollar index has led to strong FII flows in the emerging markets, particularly in India. Indian equity markets have witnessed an inflow of over Rs 1,28,000 crore in the last few months with record inflow seen in the month of November 2020.

Compucom Software: The company has received a letter of acceptance (LoA) for providing satellite educational service as per government syllabus as well as the supply of related items in 303 government schools for an integrated scheme for computer education and information & communication technology at schools (phase-V) on BOOT basis from RCSE worth Rs 10.79 crore (approx.) over 27 months.