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A summer training project on “EXPANSION OF MNC IN INDIA.”

AT

ARCUS Multi services Pvt. Ltd.

Submitted for the partial fulfillment of the Requirement of

“MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION”

SESSION 2016-2017

SUPERVISED BY UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF

MR. rohit vishkarma Ms. ragini

SUBMITTED BY:
Shivam upadhyay
M.B.A(3rd sem)

Roll no:1601170125
United Institute Of Management , Naini , Allahabad

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I Shivam upadhyay, sincerely thankful to all those who people who have
been giving me any kind of assistance in the making of this project
report.
I express my gratitude to mr. rohit vishkarma, who has through his
vast experience and knowledge has been able to guide me, both ably and
successfully towards the completion of the project. I express my
gratitude to united institute of management, Allahabad.
I would hereby, make most of the opportunity by expressing my
sincerest thanks to all my faculty whose teachings gave me conceptual
understanding and clarity of comprehension, which ultimately made my
internship more east. Credit also goes to all my friends whose
encouragement kept me in good stead. Their continuous support has
given me the strength and confidence to complete the project without
any difficulty.
Last of all but not the least I would like to acknowledge my gratitude
to the respondent without whom this survey would have been
incomplete.
I am also thankful to authority of arcus for providing me the
information.
Thanking you
Shivam upadhyay
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PREFACE

Today, is the age of globalization age of science and technology where one will

find new invention and discoveries at every mode of life. The standard of living

of every person is changing and be coming sophisticated everyday. Also the

number of industrial sector in the world. So, requirement of the trend and skilled

people to manage the industrial work. I select this topic for grand project because

in very much interested in Promotion sectored. I want to know which are the

criteria that student businessmen unemployed person joining any professional

institute industry franchisee regarding to the professionalism.

During my project work I meet different consultant of professional education

marketing executive and student I also have known the procedure of selection

criteria eligibility of the candidate .so it will very useful for future.

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Declaration

I hereby declare that the project work Entitled “ EXPANSION OF

MNC IN INDIA”

NEW SERVICE DEVELOPMENT AND IT’S CMPARISION WITH

OTHER

EDUCATION CONSULTANTS’’ is an authentic record of my own

work carried out at ARCUS MULTISERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED
under the guidance of Mr. (Faculty MBA) as requirements
of s project.

The matter embodied in this project work has not been submitted earlier
for the award of any degree or diploma to the best of my knowledge and
belief.

Place: Allahabad

MBA (3rd Semester)

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Table of Contents
Chapters Topic Page No.
1 Executive Summary 09-11
 Objective of study 12-13
3 Company Profile 14-34
4 Introduction to 35-67
Education Industry

5 Research 68-100
&Methodology

6 SWOT Analysis of 101-102

ARCUS
7 Findings 103
8 `Limitations 104
9 Recommendations 105-106
10 Conclusion 107-108
11 Bibliography 109-110
12 Annexure 111-114

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Chapter 1

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EXCUTIVE SUMMARY

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Executive Summary
As a student of professional it is good to do project on professional
education. The idea comes from the present flood in number of these
institutes. The report on “Marketing Promotion Of company”
CONSULTANTS” aims to assimilate data about the carious aspects of
professional education and job and tour and travel in different countries.
The report is a mixture of
Secondary and Primary data, with Questionnaires being our major
instrument to collect primary data. Major topics I have attempted to
cover in this project are to:
- Explore the strategies applied by different institutes and factors
considered by students while selecting the institutes.

- Understand the perception of the students with respect to

facilities provided by their respective institutes.

Compare the three countries based on the factors considered in

finding views of students and professors.

- Conclude and enumerate the recommendations tat might help to

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find out the factors which are most preferred by students while

selecting professional education institutes. According to the

survey we came to the conclusion that

Education is the experience that student get when they go through the
entire course period unlike physical commodity that can be
experienced by shape, size, color.

- Students are value the institute which are providing better

placement good infrastructure and quality of education.

- There is selected number of tools to market the institute like print

media and word of mouth as well as brand name.

- By the views of students and professors now professional

- education becomes an Industry where the sole aim is not only

provide knowledge but profit too.

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CHAPTER 2
OBJECTIVE OF STUDY

 To find a way of making customer.

 To find a way by which we can distribute company
franchisee.
 To Know about awareness of company.
 To Know interest in customer.
 Increase demand in market stimulate.
 To check the interest of different verticals among the
consumers.
 To check the interest of the flying kids segment
among different pre schools owners.

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CHAPTER 3

COMPANY PROFILE

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About company

This business English course is for anyone who wants to complete

successfully in today’s global workplace. We offer this course at a range
of levels.

We use an international business English course book, focusing on

spoken fluency to improve the grammar, vocabulary and professional
communication skills required to advance confidently in your career.
Our highly qualified teachers ensure that you develop skills that are
required in meetings, email and report writing in negotiations and on
the telephones.

This course will help you develop and improve your English
communication skills at your workplace. You will:

 Learn how to write smart business correspondence in English.

 Develop communication skills for a range or business situations
meetings and interviews
 Enhance your conversation skills on the telephones.
 Polish and perfect your presentation skills.
 Study specialist vocabulary and business terminology.
 Use English grammar more accurately at workplace.
 Receive an Arcus certificate.

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Where are we
Arcus in Europe
Germany is ranked no.5 in ease of doing business among European
nations. We launched our business in January 2017. For more details
visit:

www.myarcus.in/germany.

Arcus in Asia
Singapore is ranked no.1 in ease of doing business among Asian nations.
Our company registration is done in Singapore.

We had started our operations on 1st November 2016.

For more details visit

www.myarcus.in/singapore.

Arcus in Africa
Mauritius is ranked no.1 in ease of doing business among African
nations.

We have registered our company in Mauritius in 2016.

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For more details visit: www.myarcus.in/Mauritius.

Arcus in America
United States of America is ranked no.1 in ease of doing business
among American nations.

We have been running our business in California USA since 2003.

For more details visit: www.arcuslending.com.

Arcus in Australia
New Zealand is ranked no. 1 in ease of doing business among Australian
nations.

We have completed our registration process in New Zealand.

For more details visit: www.myarcus.in/NewZealand.

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What we do?

Arcus Multi Services is a Strategic Management Consultant, We devise

and move through a sound process – from Vision, to Planning, to
Implementation – and achieve strategic and effective results. Our
business is having a presence in many nations wherein we operate
from USA, INDIA, MAURITIUS, NEW ZEALAND, KENYA and NEPAL. We
work in many verticals like Business management Consultancy,
International Trade, Expanding Business Internationally, International
Pre-School, International Tour & Travel, Foreign Studies, Foreign
Placements etc.

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Expanding internationally
Indian companies can straight way invest abroad by
contributing to the capital or subscription to the memorandum
of association (MOA) of foreign organizations, indicating a long
term interest in the overseas entity. It involves establishing of
joint venture or a wholly owned subsidiary (WOS) abroad. RVI is
the statutory body that regulates and processes all the
applications for approval for setting up a JV/WOS abroad.

As we have first hand experience3 in opening branches in

foreign countries and having our own team in that country. We
can assist you;

Various countries like

 Australia
 Botswana
 Canada
 China
 Dubai

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 Germany
 Hong kong
 Kuwait
 Mauritius
 New Zealand
 Oman
 Philippines

International pre-school
Our purpose at flying kids is to term minors into windows.
Children learn best when all experiences are presented in the
spirit of play. In the play school settings children are nurtured
with an environment that posters love of discovery and
explorations.
Flying kids is a unique collaboration of international and Indian
culture under one roof.
We accept children with reverence educate them with love and
send the further in freedom.
It is important to have a world class curriculum taught by
experienced, expert teachers and to provide varied activity. At
the same time, the most important aspect of the pre-school is to
have your child at the centre of all of our endeavors.

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Our curriculum in corporate practice from a range of national

systems which, when combine with a wealth of knowledge and
experience from international schools, has enabled us to create
a relevant and engaging framework.

We provide a safe, secure and welcoming environment to your

ward in order to enable them to explore and understand the
world. Children learn through their active engagement with a
range of materials that offers multiple opportunities.
In play group we basically focus on learning through playing
games and co-curricular activities. Which includes following:
Exploring colours, shapes, listening stories, language
communications, understanding the world and many more.

In our nursery programs we focus on individual and group

learning experiences that are intentionally planned to promote
social interactions through shared learning spaces and
resources.

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Foreign placement

Working with Arcus for your global recruitment needs, you gain
consistent quality control over your recruitment process. Our
global talent solutions specialists are able to source candidates
more efficiently because of their deep knowledge of the market,
local cultural variations and all applicable employment laws and
regulations.

In case we are entrusted with selection and testing of

prospective employee, we conduct the procedure through
taking support of panel of experts for technical and professional
categories, this procedure is followed under direct supervision
of our professional executives.

Arcus international recruitment services can help you to

transform your organizations, no matter what size project you

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are staffing or how complicated the job is or where you are

located.

On going support
Arcus provides support even after you are hired and start
working. For any problem, grievance or assistance you can :

Approach our office in the country (if any),

Contact the Indian embassy in the country (country specific

details are provided below) or contact OWRC (OVERSEAS
WORKERS RESOURCE CENTRE)

CLICK ON THE LINKS FOR CONTACTS INFORMATION:

 Indian embassy in SINGAPORE

 Indian embassy in AUSTRALIA
 Indian embassy in MAURITIUS
 Indian embassy in MALAYSIA
 Indian embassy in THAILAND
 Indian embassy in USA

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 Indian embassy in NEW ZEALAND

 Indian embassy In KUWAIT
 Indian embassy in BAHRAIN
 Indian embassy in QATAR
 Indian embassy in SAUDI ARABIA
 Indian embassy in UAE

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FOREIGN STUDIES
SERVICES
FREE COUNSELLING:

We have trained and expert counselors, who provide help to identify the
professional goals, enabling the students to take a wiser academic
decision, and gives Personal Guidance to choose courses that perfectly,
fit your career or personal goals

University selection:

Our counselors help you to select the right university across the world
according to the need and requirement of the student. We evaluate
your academic documents to make sure it is as per the norms specified
by the university where you have applied.

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Documentation assistance:

Verification: we will verify original financial documents of the students

on universities behalf as well as student’s original academic documents
both at the time of applying before visa applications.

Apostille : all prospective applicants are requested to go through the

guidelines for attestations/ apostille, requisite the documents required
for attestation of documents from MEA the service charges for
attestations / apostille services prior to preparing the application for
submissions. http://mea.gov.in/apostille.htm

Applicants are solely responsible for the applications they submit. Any
false documentations or misrepresentation of facts and information in
support of their application will have a direct bearing on the decision
with regard to their application by the Ministry of External Affairs,

New Delhi .

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Passport assistance: we provide you the complete assistance in

applying for the passport. We provide you with the admission letter
which helps you in securing the passport tatkal basis.

Visa assistance: we arrange the visa invitation letter from the university
and get your visa stamped. We have the 100% visa success rate.

For further details click here:

http://rto.kar.nic.in/IDP-PROCcss.html

Write to:

foreignstudies@myarcus.in

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International funding

Whether the idea to start your business struck you this morning or ten
years ago, you have got an itch that needs to be scratched. It’s time to
jump in and gets started.

Ok, so you have got a business idea and you are working to make the
dream a reality, but you have got to consider funding.

After all, you need money to turn your idea into something tangible.

It’s time to jump. We are holding you hand.

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International tour and travels

 Thailand
 Malaysia
 Singapore
 Indonesia
 Maldives
 Mauritius
 Dubai
 Sri lanka

SERVICES

 PASSPORT ASSISTANCE
 VISA ASSISTANCE
 PRE DEPARTURE BREIFING
 ACCOMODATION
 MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
 INTERNATIONAL SIM CARDS
 POST DEPARTURE SERVICES
 INTERNATIONAL DRVING LICENSE

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ABOUT COUNTRIES AND ITS SERVICES

THAILAND
ABOUT THAILAND

Thailand is a Southeast Asian country. It's known for tropical beaches,

opulent royal palaces, ancient ruins and ornate temples displaying
figures of Buddha. In Bangkok, the capital, an ultramodern cityscape
rises next to quiet canal side communities and the iconic temples of
Wat Arun, Wat Pho and the Emerald Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Kaew).
Nearby beach resorts include bustling Pattaya and fashionable Hua Hin.

Capital: Bangkok
Dialing code: +66
Currency: Thai baht
King: Vajiralongkorn
Food:
Delicious Thai food
Amazing sea food
Best Chinese food
Pure Indian food is also available here
Language: Thai, English or somehow Hindi
Weather: tropical wet and dry or savanna climate
Total area: 513000 km². (198000 mi²)
Religion: Theravada Buddhism

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Malaysia
Malaysia is a Southeast Asian country occupying parts of the
Malay Peninsula and the island of Borneo. It's known for its
beaches, rainforests and mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian and
European cultural influences. The capital, Kuala Lumpur, is
home to colonial buildings, busy shopping districts such as Bukit
Bintang and skyscrapers such as the iconic, 451m-tall
PETRONAS Twin Towers.
Capital: Kuala Lumpur
Dialing code: +60
Currency: Malaysian ringgit
Prime minister: Najib Razak
Official languages: Malay, Malaysian
Religion: Sunni Islam
Weather: that is hot or cold, wet or dry, calm or cloudy
sometimes
Total area: 500000 to 100000 km²
Food:
Bak kut the (soup)
Rojak (vegetarian salad)
Nasi lemak (rice in cream)
Satay (meat)
Roti canay (roti paratha)

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Singapore
Country in Asia
Singapore, an island city-state off southern Malaysia, is a global
financial center with a tropical climate and multicultural
population. Its colonial core centers on the Padang, a cricket field
since the 1830s and now flanked by grand buildings such as City
Hall, with its 18 Corinthian columns. In Singapore's circa-1820
Chinatown stands the red-and-gold Buddha Tooth Relic Temple,
said to house one of Buddha's teeth.
Dialing code: +65
Currency: Singapore dollar
Languages : English , tamil, malay , standard mandarin , hindi also

Relign : malay , chineese , Indians

Weather : its weather is usually sunny with no distinct seasons.

total area : 719.1 km²

food Singapore food is legendary , with bustling hawker centres and 24

hrs coffee shops offering cheap food from all parts of asia.

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Indonesia
Country in Asia
Indonesia, a Southeast Asian nation made up of thousands of
volcanic islands, is home to hundreds of ethnic groups speaking
many different languages. It’s known for beaches, volcanoes,
Komodo dragons and jungles sheltering elephants, orangutans
and tigers. On the island of Java lies Indonesia's vibrant,
sprawling capital, Jakarta, and the city of Yogyakarta, known for
gamelan music and traditional puppetry.
Capital: Jakarta
Dialing code: +62
Currency: Indonesian rupiah
President: Joko Widodo
Religious : islam, Protestantism, roman catholic, Hinduism , Buddhism
and kanfu Confucianism

Weather : that is hot or cold , wet or dry , calm or cloudy

sometimes
Food : Indonesian cuisine , is one of the most vibrant and colorful
cuisines in the world , full of intense flavors. Indigenous culture
and foreign influences such as Chinese European , middle
eastern and Indian precedents are available.

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Mauritius
Mauritius, an Indian Ocean island nation, is known for its
beaches, lagoons and reefs. The mountainous interior includes
Black River Gorges National Park, with rainforests, waterfalls,
hiking trails and wildlife like the flying fox. Capital Port Louis has
sites such as the Champs de Mars horse track, Eureka plantation
house and 18th-century Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical
Gardens.
Capital: Port Louis
Currency: Mauritian rupee
Ethnic groups: 68% Indian; 27% African; 3% Chinese; 2% White
Date format: dd/mm/yyyy (AD)
Other languages: List c: Chinese (Hokkien, Hakka and
Mandarin); Hindi; Marathi; Tamil; Telugu; Urdu

Weather : is hot or cold , wet or dry , calm or cloudy sometimes.

Total area : 2040 km²

Food : biryani , roti , dal , puri , paratha , mine frites, boulettes ,

samosa

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Dubai
City in the United Arab Emirates

Dubai is a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates known for
luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture and a lively nightlife
scene. Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the
skyscraper-filled skyline. At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets
and lights choreographed to music. On artificial islands just
offshore is Atlantis, The Palm, a resort with water and marine-
animal parks.
Area: 4,114 km²
Weather: 38°C, Wind SW at 13 km/h, 31% Humidity
Population: 2.789 million (8 Jun 2017)
Currency : dirham

Food : aerobic food, amazing sea food, best Indian Pakistani food , pure
indian/southindian food also available here.

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Maldives
Country in South Asia
The Maldives is a tropical nation in the Indian Ocean composed of
26 ring-shaped atolls, which are made up of more than 1,000
coral islands. It’s known for its beaches, blue lagoons and
extensive reefs. The capital, Malé, has a busy fish market,
restaurants and shops on the main road, Majeedhee Magu, and
17th-century Hukuru Miskiy (also known as Friday Mosque) made
of carved white coral.
Capital: Malé
Currency: Maldivian rufiyaa
Ethnic groups (2011): ≈100% Maldivians
Dialing code :+960
Language : dhiveli
Weather : hot or cold , wet or dry , calm or cloudy sometimes..the
Maldives had a tropical monsoon climate

total area : 298 km²

Food : bhajia , pastry , fish , gulha , keemia , mushroshi , the lui
mash.

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PASSPORT ASSISTANCE
We provide passport assistance to Indian emigrants for travelling
to foreign nations.

For further information go through

Link:

http://www.passportindia.gov.in/AppOnlineProject/WelcomeLink

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Visa assistance

We hold expertise in arranging and handling on behalf of the

tourist visa. Having complete understanding of the intricacies
involved in international recruitment procedure, we specialize in
providing fast as well as dependable visa assistant services. The
experience gained by us while processing travel documents
allows us to guarantee that visa process is handled quickly,
accurately, and professionally. The international visa services
are applicable to the following areas:

Tourist visa

Visit visa

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Pre-departure briefing

Arcus pre-departure briefing capture a multimedia of

subjects to be mindful for a tourist, to smoothen the
adaptation and adjustment period for life at an overseas
country. One of the core objectives of the pre-departure
briefing is to provide critical information to process and
note carefully in order to deter any untoward issue,
especially in the social sense, from occurring and to be
aware of what to expect.

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Accommodation

Finding a home to live is certainly not an easy task. Therefore, there is

no need to go anywhere else but capitalize on

Our strong network and reach to find you the best accommodation
facilities within the outlined budget. Arcus have an extensive network
that must utilize fully to get the best out of one’s engagement period
with our tourist.

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Medical assistance

Complying with the imagination norms as well as regulations of several

corporate, we ensure that the tourist is physically fit for the travelling.
For this, we get the medical checkup done at our end and ask the tourist
to undertake the relevant tests. A thorough check up at our end saves
significant time and unnecessary complication in foreign land. The
finally selected tourists are sent for medical examination only to the
appointed/ authorized Medical Centres.

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Foreign exchange

Arcus also provide Foreign Exchange solutions through our network

base that offers the most competitive exchange rates. Tourists are
advised on the various options available to them for their foreign
exchange recruitments. Our expensive indicates Tourist favor FOREX
cards over Travelers Cheque for large sums of cash. We encourage you
to seek further information about your partner vendors from our
qualified counselors.

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International sim card

Cheap and efficient communication is a central element of the global

economy today connecting people and enhancing relationships from
one end of the globe to another. Conscious of a Tourist limited budget,
we offer solutions that are both affordable and efficient both for arrival
and post- arrival. Our partners provide SIM cards for all countries,
ensuring that you are instantly connecting with your family and friends
once abroad.

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Post-Departure services
Escorting the tourists from Airport to hotel.

 Assist you in your hotel registration and allotting you the hotel
room.
 Assist you getting local SIM card in that country.
 Assistance in medical insurance.
 Assist you in your medical check-up in country at the time of
arrival.

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Documents apostille
Certain tourist visa required few extra documents and that has to be
attested; we assist you in that.

Apostille

Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi, manages the administrative

function of the Attestation process.

All prospective applicants are requested to go through the guidelines for

attestation/apostille, requisite documents required for attestation of
documents from MEA and the service charges for attestation/apostille
services prior to preparing the application for submission.

Applicants are solely responsible for the applications they submit. Any
false documentations or misrepresentation of facts and information in
support of their application will have a direct bearing on the decision
with regard to their application by the Ministry of External Affairs,

New Delhi.

For more details visit: http://mea.gov.in/apostille.htm

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International driving permit

Procedure for obtaining international driving

permit –

 Application form CMV 4-A available in the office/download from

website.
 IDP fee of rupees 500/- (to be payable at Cash Counter).
 Original Valid Driving License + Passport + Visa +Air Ticket (with
one set Xerox copies).
 Medical certificate in form CMV 1 & CMV 1A shall be enclosed
along with the application.
 Three recent passport size photographs.
 Candidate shall appear in person.
 The applicant should be citizen of India.
 Applicant shall appear for re-test if the Driving License is issued
within three months.
 The address in the Driving License should fall under the jurisdiction
of the Regional Transport office to where the application for IDP is
being made.

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Chapter- 4

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Introduction to education Industry

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4.1(A) Countries

AUSTRALIA

GERMANY

MAURITIUS

NEW ZEALAND

RUSSIA

SINGAPORE

MALAYSIA

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4.2 (B) UNIVERSITIES & COURSES

AUSTRALIA

Why study in Australia?

 Third most popular destination for student behind the us and uk.
 Has eight of the top 100 universities in the world.
 Modern, Highly educated culture.
 Globally Recognize Degree.
 Can work upto 40 hrs per fortnight.

Universities

There are 43 universities in Australia:40 public universities, two international

universities one private universities.

Courses:

 Australia offers high quality course and a great environment for

international students.

 The education system in Australia is top –notch and there are many course
offered through specialized institutions and universities.

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 Nature and physical science

 Information technology.

 Engineering

 Architecture & building

 Agriculture and environmental

 Health

 Education

 Management & commerce

 Society & culture

 Creative arts

 Hospitality.

Eligibility and Fees

Australian study programms are organized on the united kingdom model. The
college and universities

frame work consist of ten different levels. The first seven level of the AQF are
based in undergraduate

studies, levels 8 is step between undergraduate and post graduate studies, and level
9 and 10th are

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the postgraduate levels.

In some cases, you may need to provide results of an English language test. We
aware that the

English language skill level required by an institution can we different from the
level of skill required

for your student VISA application.

 Higher Education Undergraduate- To gain entry into an Australian

undergraduate course you will need to have an Australian senior secondary

Certificate of

education (Year 12), or the overseas equivalent some undergraduate course

may also have

specific pre-requisite subjects.

 Higher Education postgraduate- As well as the satisfactory

completion of act

least one degree at undergraduate level, your institutions may take research
ability or relevant

work experience into consideration.

 Universities can cost from A$ 14000 to A$ 35000 per year.

 Post graduate degree cost approx. A$15000 to 36000 a year.

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GERMAMNY

Why study in Germany?

 A top- class degree recognized around the world!

 A divers range of study opportunities!

 Can study in English.

 Very low tuition fees – and sometimes none at all !

 Very affordable living expenses !

 You live in a safe country !

 You learn a language which can open many doors!

 You live in a diverse country in the heart of Europe!

 Excellent job opportunities!

Universities
 Technical university of Munich
 Heidelberg university
 Ludwig maxi Milans university of Munich

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 Karlsruhe institute of technology

 Free university of Berlin
 University of Freiburg
 RWTH AACHEN University
 University of Gottingen
 University of Tubingen

Courses
 Engineering & Technology

 MBA

 Medicine & health care

 Aviation, Travel & hospitality

 Computer science & It

 Media films & journalism

 Law politics & humanities

 Professional and vocational

 Literature & Language

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Eligibility & Fees

Undergraduate

13 year of education is mandatory (12+1year form University)

Or

10 year education + 3 year Diploma IELTS -6.0 overall or TOEFL – 80 point

(IBT)

Masters
15 & 16year education with 75% or 2.75 CGPA.

IELTS- 6.5 overall or TOEFL- 85 point (IBT).

PhD: For PhD. Courses a students needs to have a master’s Degree.

Language Requirement:
 If the course is completely in German, then proof of proficiency in German
language.

 German as a foreign language TEST (TestDaF).

 German language test for the admission of Foreign study applicant (DSH)

 If the course is in English, then proficiency in English-TOEFL(550 and

higher (PBT), 213 and

higher ( CBT), 79 and higher (IBT) ) or IELTS 6.0.

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MAURITIUS

Why study in Mauritius?

o Located in India ocean, Mauritius is a blend of diverse Culture &

Religion.

o Bilingual education system.

o Multi-cultural learning environment.

o Low cost of higher education.

o One of the world’s top luxury tourism destination.

o 20 hr per week part time.

o No IELTS required.

o Living cost up to 250$ monthly.

Universities

 Middlesex university

 Open university

 University of Mauritius

 University of Technology
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 Anna Medical collage and research center

 Center for legal and business study

Courses

 Management

 Information technology

 Density

 Medicine

 Tourism

 Engineering

 Faison and Design

 Psychology

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Eligibility and fees

Education School/level Grad. Grad. Age Age Years
From to From to
Primary Elementary- 1 6 6 12 6
Standard 1-
Standard 6
Middle Lower 1 5 13 17 5
secondary-
Form 1-5
Secondary Upper 6 18 19 6
secondary
level –
Form (vi)
Tertiary Higher
education

Education costs
Tuition fees starting from 53181 MUR(Mauritian Rupee) only and rest depend on
the university.

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New Zealand

Why study in new Zealand ?

o New Zealand process to top graduates.

o In 2006, over 94000 international students come to new Zealand to future

then

education to experience a life style that is warm, will coming inspiring.

o British based education system 20 hrs/week part time.

o If courses is completed successful, you automatically get a 12 month permit.

University

 University of Auckland

 University of Otago.

 University of canterbury

 Victoria University of Wellington

 Massey University

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Courses
 Science- Explore the natural world

 Technology- Contribute to innovation

 Business and management- match your pace with a corporate race.

 Engineering – wonder how it work.

 Mathematics- logic and numbers to problem solving.

Eligibility & fees

Diploma (business, IT, Hospitality, engineering, Health, Accounting tourism

,)(These

courses are

form level 5 to 6) 1 to 2 year plush 2 / equivalent with IELTSA academic 5.5 rs.
3,50,000

(NZD

10,000) – 5,30,000 (NZD $11,500- NZD $ 18,000) per year

Bachelor degree (arts, science, business, IT, hospitality, tourism, accounting,

nursing

courses)

(these are level 7 courses) three years plus two/ equivalent with IELTS.

Acadmic 6 to 6.5 Rs. 4,50,000-6,30,000 (NZD $ 12,800-NZD $18,000)per year.

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Masters ( Arts , science, Business, IT, Hospitality & tourism, Accounting, )( these
are level 9

courses) two year bachelor degree or graduates diploma with IELTS Academic 6
to 6.5 Rs. 5,95,000-
8,05,000 (NZD $17000-NZD $23000) per year.

RUSSIA
Why study in Russia?
 Students need not clear any entrance exam for admission and they get

admission on the basis

 of there 12th marks.

 The tuition fee charged by medical collage in INDIA is very high as

compared to

which Russian

collages offer subsidized education with premium lab, infrastructure and

faculties.

 The admission process is quick and hassle free wherein we provide you

guidance every step

of the way and be with you through the entire journey. The process of
enrolling is not

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completed as long as you understand all steps.

Universities
 Tver state medical University

 Orenburg state medical university

 Smolensk state medical university

 Ryazan state medical University

 Bashkir state medical University

 Kazan state medical University

 Volgograd state medical University

 Krusk state medical University

 People friendship University

 Crimea state medical University

 Nothern state medical University

 Perm state medical University

 Omsk state medical University

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 I.M. sechenov first Moscow state medical University

Courses- MBBS , Degree Obtain- MD( Physician), Duration 5.8 years.

ELIGIBILITY
The student shall complete the age 17 years on are before 31st December of
the

year of admission. The student should have obtain 50% marks in the 12th

standard examination. Students belonging SC/ST and OBC category are

eligible

having 40% on in pcb.

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SINGAPORE

Why study in Singapore?

 Singapore’s proximity to India makes it a much more preferred choice

among Indian students & their Parents.

 Singapore can be chosen over other study destination as its only a 5
hour flight from India.

 Cost of living is much lower than like that in USA, UK, Canada &
Australia.
 Hub of 7500 MNC’S

 Has stable economy which doesn’t show much fluctuation in job

markets.

Universities

Singapore’s two most prominent universities are highly regarded

internationally. The National University of Singapore, a global leader, is

ranked 22nd in the QS 2014-15 QS World University Rankings, making it

the highest ranked Asian university. Of its other five national

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universities, Nanyang Technological University is also a fast-rising

institution, reaching 39the in 2014-15.

 Singapore Management University

 Nanyang Technology University

 Singapore University of Technology & Design

 Singapore Institute of Technology

 SIM University

 Kaplan Higher Education Academy

 PSB Academy

 LASALLE College of the Arts

 Managment Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS)

 James Cook University Singapore

Courses

Singapore offers a wide variety of courses at undergraduate and

postgraduate both levels in fields such as:

 Business & Management

 IT & Computer Science

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 Arts & Design

Eligibility & Fees

Student who have completed has 10 or 12 in India, are

eligible for polytechnic courses. Class 12 student are eligible

to apply for undergraduate programmesat local universities.

For undergraduate programmes admission is as per the

entry requirements for each programmes. The average

tuition fee per year for international undergraduates in

Singapore is $ 7,650 per year.

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MALASIYA

Why study in Malaysia?

 Can get a US, UK & Australian degree.

 University of Malaysia in capital kualalumpur is ranked 167th in

the 2013/ 14 QS World University Rankings.

 Lower cost of courses.

 Undergraduate courses would cost 39,990 MYR.

 Multi-cultural.

 Malaysia living cost USD 4000/year.

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Universities

 Advanced Technology Training Centre (Adtec)

 Akademi Help

 Akademi Kemahiran Minda Isbauk.

 Asia pacific university Collage Of Technology And Innovation (Asia Pacific

Ucti)

 Beaubelle Academy

 Beauty Pro Academy

 Binary University College Of Management And Entrepreneurship (Bucme)

Courses

 Doctor Of Business Administration (Arshad Ayub Graduate

Business School (Aagbs))
 Doctor Of Clinical Dentistry (Orthodontics) (Administration And Science
Policy Studies)
 Doctor Of Philosophy ( Artistic And creative Technology) (Film, Theatre
And Animation)
 Doctor Of Philosophy (Civil Engineering) ( Civil Engineering)

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Eligibility& Fees

Only primary school education is compulsory in Malaysia, where

multilingual public schools, private schools and home educators co-

exist side by side. Following unregulated preschool education a child

enters primary school at age 7 for a period of 6 years.

Fees differ between universities in Malaysia, with the prevalence of

international branch campuses and private institutions bringing the

overall average up. In general however, studying in Malaysia is cheaper

than many countries, with average tuition fees currently standing at

approximately US$23,985 per year.

Surprisingly, the highest ranked university in the country, Universiti

Malaya (UM), as a public institution, has an average which is again

much lower, standing at just MYR 7,078 (~US$1,647) per year for

international undergraduates.

Although the prices of programs at Malaysia’s international branch

campuses tend to be higher, they are still much cheaper than their

international counterparts, which offering the same prestige. For

example, if you were to take a bachelor’s degree in computer science

from Monash University’s Malaysian branch campus it would cost

US$9,222 a year, while at the original Monash University in Australia

the price would be more than double, currently US$23,297 a year.

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List of some education consultants operating in India as well as

Abroad:

 Edwise International –Delhi

 MERIT Higher Educational Consultants – Bangalore

 Direct Admission Banglore

 The chopras bangalore

 Pragati consultancy services

 Bangalore Admission

 ILLW Oversease Educational consultant and many more.

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Process of Foreign Education In ARCUS

Tie- Ups
Counselling Applying

Ticketing Counsellors Admission

Assistance Front letter

What to pack &

Visa & On Going
pre Departure
Emigration Support
Assistance

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Ties – Ups:

We at the Arcus from associations with different colleges and universities in

various countries and enter into a tie up with them which allows us to

counsel students better for that particular university or course. These tie

ups provide us with extensive information and expertise about that

particular educational institute and thus help us in gaining a better

understanding of what students are looking for within a course and how we

can counsel them for the best university and course. It also helps us in

understanding the respective university’s admission pre-requisites and

reduces ambiguities.

Counseling Students:

The most important step of this process is student counseling where we

extend our expertise to students and help them in taking decisions

regarding the various countries, universities and courses in which they can

apply. We have trained and expert counselors that help students identify

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and match their professional goals with the most suitable course in the

most appropriate university. Our guidance help students to take better

career decisions and provide better understanding of the best time for

applying to a college. We have the authority as prescribed in the letter of

authority to counsel students on institution’s behalf and provide the

invaluable support all along the way.

Applying To Study:

We provides you application assistance by prompting you about various

deadlines that is why it is important that you apply as early as possible as

it’s the best way to go. After all, the sooner you gain acceptance into a

university, the sooner you can arrange your travels. Application deadlines

will be different depending on the school but generally speaking, for

programs starting in the fall (September/October), applications will be open

from early in the year (January/February) until the middle of the year

(June/July).

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Admission’s application:

Entry requirements vary widely between universities and between

countries, so be sure to check the information provided by your prospective

university before submitting anything. Speaking generally, however, if you

are applying for an undergraduate degree you will be asked to show that

you have completed your secondary education to a standard that is in line

with the required grades (e.g. your GPA, A-level grades or equivalent) for

the program you’re applying to. If you have an international qualification

and are unsure whether this is accepted, you should contact the admissions

department of the university. In this phase of the process we help you fill

your application and submit all necessary documents and verify these

documents a needed by the university.

For non-native English speakers wanting to study in English-speaking

countries. It is also highly likely that you’ll need to provide proof of your

English-language proficiency by taking an English-language test such as

TOEFL or IELTS. Similar tests may be required for those studying in other

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languages. All these requirements are taken care by us and we keep filling

you with all the important information and pre-requisites while you apply.

Admission’s Interview:

As a prospective international student, it is relatively unlikely for schools to

except you to attend an admissions interview in person, although this is not

unheard of especially for the most competitive programs. Some universities

hold international interviews in various locations around the world , so you

may be expected to attend one of these. There is also a growing trend of

using video interviewing. This is like any other interview, with a

prearranged time and date, but will take place online ,via an application

such as Skype.

Acceptance letter:

Once your admission’s application has been accepted and you’ve cleared

your admission’s interview(if any), the institute which you have applied to

sends you an acceptance letter signifying that you have been accepted to

study in that particular university. Once, you get your admission’s letter you

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have to wait for your visa approval letter from the university on receipt of

which you can apply for Visa.

COUNSELLORS FRONT

Financials:

They will verify original financial documents of the students on universities

behalf as well as student’s original academic documents both at the time of

applying and before visa application.

Medical:

They will verify that the students applying for the education programme in

any of the countries are medically fit according to the government norms.

Police Clearance Certificate:

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In order to make sure that the student applying for the education

programme is having no criminal background, we ask them to get a PCC

(Police Clearance Certificate).

Ticketing Assistance:

Arcus provides assistance in helping the students to get their tickets

according to their needs and requirement.

Arcus provide you with the best possible options for travel. It helps you

identify the right airline for excess baggage schemes. The department helps

you in your entire course-period in travelling. They also arrange travel for

parents and relatives of the student when required.

Pre- departure:

Arcus pre-departure briefing captures a multitude of subjects to be mindful

of for a student,. To smoothen the adaptation and adjustment period for

life at an overseas university. One of the core objencives of the pre-

departure briefing is to provide critical information to process and note

carefully in order to deter any untoward issues, especially in the social

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sense from occurring and to be aware of what to expect.

Visa & Emigration Assistance:

Visa Assistance:

We arrange the Visa Invitation Letter from the university and get your visa

stamped. We have the 100% visa success rate.

VISA PROCESS

Applying for visa is one of the most critical aspects of your preparations for

overseas studies. The visa, however , can also be one of the most daunting

aspects of the preparations. It is one aspect with which you will seek

guidance. We have an excellent relationship with Embassies and High

Commissions worldwide and is able to offer you accurate study abroad

student visa information and a seamless experience in applying for visas to

study overseas. Our team of experienced study abroad visa consultants has

expertise across all countries and is able to guide you through the complex

maze of preparing and submitting your visa application.

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Chapter 5

RESEARCH & METHODOLOGY

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5.1(A)RESEARCH METHODALOGY & TYPE OF

RESEARCH DESIGN
The study of conducting research is called research methodology.

Research: The word research is composed of tow syllables “Re” &

“Search” .
“Re” is prefix meaning’ Again or over again or a new’ and
“search” is the suffix meaning ‘to
examine closely or carefully’ or ‘to test & try.

Together they form a careful, systematic, patient study and

investigation in some field of
knowledge undertaken to establish principles/policies.

Research can also define as:

 Search for knowledge.

 Systematic and scientific search for getting relevant answers

many taken up specific topic.

 Scientific enquiry into a system.

 It is the voyage of discovery.

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Research Methodology refers to:

 A systematic study

 Defining a problem

 Formulation a hypothesis

 Deduction & conclusion

Objective of Research

It develops focus:

The research may be to understand for become familiar with some

phenomena or to get to
know more in dept it .For example, since the day of steam engine ,
the research continued to
come up with more powerful locomotive which could be operated
with alternative sources of
energy like diesel, electricity etc.

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It reveals characteristic:
To clearly reveals the characteristic of an individual or situation or
a group like a society is
another type of research objective. For example in these
days before a criminal is sentenced efforts are taken to study why
he had turned criminal. This
and join the main stream of life.

It determines frequency of occurrence:

To determine the frequency with which something occurs or with

which it associated with
something else. In social research one of the major areas of
repeated and continuous research
is analysis of poverty and unemployment.

It tests hypothesis:
To test a hypothesis about the casual relationship between variable
being studied. The type of
research is mainly to determine the relationship between various
factors so that necessary
policy options could be framed .For example, the reason for
several malpractices adopted in

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Public distribution outlets include low salary and absence of

regulation of service of the staff in
such outlets. This is turn make them to feel insecure and they
secure of these staff and
regularize their services. Hence the study structure of casual
relationship might help in
formulation of policies.

Criteria of good Research:

 Research is half complete, when objective and purpose of it
are clearly spelt out.

 It is necessary that every step followed in the process of

research is explained fully.

 This is because any other person who wants to repeat such a

work to such a work to

achieve future improvement on lest the validity of the

research work should be able to do it.

 The research design adopted for the study should be clear and
match with objectives.

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 The research should be honest in reporting the facts and

revealing the flaws in the work.

 Every research work should be based on carefully selected

analytical tools.

 The research work is incomplete without acknowledging the

various data or facts.

 Limitation should be frankly revealed.

Type of Research

Pure and Fundamental Research-It based on the question

‘Why things

happen?’

Action or Applied Research-It based on the question ‘how

things happen? ’

Research Process

The research process consist of following stages-

1. The primary stages :-

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(I)Observation- The first step in the research process is

that of the

observation, research work starts with the observation

which can be either unaided

visual observation or guided and controlled observation. It

can be said that an

observation ideas to research, the results obtained from

research result in final

observations which can play a crucial part in carrying out

further research. This

method is very simple and helps a great deal in framing of

the hypothesis as it is

very accurate in nature but it also has some major

limitation lick some of the

occurrences may not be open to the observation and the

occurrences which may be

open for observation may not be studied conveniently.

(ii) Interest- AS studied in the above paragraph, research

starts with the

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observation and it leads to a curiosity to learn and gain

more and more about what

has been observed. Hence it can be said that observation

results in the creation of

an interest in the mind of researcher. The interest can be

either academic in nature

or it may be a policy making interest. It may be a self

interest or a group interest.

Group interest is also referred to as the social interest.

(iii) Crystallization- It can be defined as the process

involving the designing

of the definite form of research to be used in the study for

the subject matter that has

been observed. During this stage, the research project gets

a concrete shape and structure.

(iv) Formulating a research problem- A research

problem can belong to one of the following two categories
– it can belong to category in which there can relationship
between various variables or it may belong to the other
category, which its based on nature. In the beginning, it is
important for research a find out the general interest

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subject matter, which he want to study. By this the

researcher will be able to take a problem more broadly and
also in a match generalized for then the ambiguities linked
to a problem can be referred and understood. This really
supports in the formulation of the problem a research.
Although this process is not that simple and requires many
fruitful discussions in order to achieve a proper conclusion
or a decision.

(v) Primary Synopsis- Before starting with the actual

study work, it is very necessary for a researcher to prepare
a summary or a plan about a activities he has to perform in
connection with research operation this will help him a lot
to get a definite idea or an understanding of what would
be written in the final report.

(vi) Conceptual Clarity-It is very much important for a

researcher to have in depth knowledge and understanding
of the subject or the topic he has to study as it helps a lot
in achieving one’s goal and objectives in a much easier
and also a comparatively much simpler way.

(vii) Documentation – The comments help in providing

important information to a researcher documents it
something in writing it can be record, files or diaries etc.

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may be published or unpublished in nature. Documents

can be extracted and can be used in research work.

2. Secondary Stage -: this stage of the research consist of all

the futures that are actually required to run a research project. This
stage introduce following –

(i) Research project planning- Involves selection of the future

courses of action for condition and directing a research
project. A researcher project plan gives a rational approach to
researcher by which one it able to decide in advance about
what to do, how to do, when to do, where to do, who is to do
particular task in a specific activity.

(ii) Research project formulation- After the planning of

the project has been done to researcher follows this with a
practical approach in order to carry out the project. This step
is the secondary stage involves the systematic setting forth of
the total research project with an aim of conducting a
systematic study.

(iii) Data Collection- The step involves the depth meaning for
the concepts that are to be investigated are look forward to
data analysis, data requirement etc… source of
understatement or overstatement should be avoided and data
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should be three from any type of error, the data collection

planning should be done or implemented in very careful
manner, with the help of specialist researcher. The data
should be good and meaningful in nature should not only be a
collection of words but should provided meaningful
information.
(iv) Classification of Tabulation- Classification can be
defined as the arrangement of the data into groups and
classes depending on the resemblance and the similarities. By
classification, the data can be condensed in a vary elegant
way by which the various important features can we easily
noticed i.e. one can easily highlight the various salient
features of the data at a glance. Tabulation of the data can be
defined as the orderly arrangement of the data in columns
and the rows this step also helps a great deal in the
contentions of the data also in the analysation of the
relation,trends etc.

(v) Data analysis – In this step, the collected data is arranged

according to some pattern or a particular format and this
analisation of the data is done mainly to provide the data with
a meaning. It is a actually the computing of the some of the
majors supporters by the search for the relationship patterns,
existing among the group of the data.

(vi) Testing of a hypothesis -: The step of testing acts as the

back bone of the data analysis. Various test like “t” test “z”

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test chi square test are use for the used by the statistician for
the testing of the hypothesis.

(vii) Interpretation of result:- It is very important that the

results are interpreted into action recommendation and rule
should be able to before refer to a decision i.e. should help in
join a conclusion.

Final stage- this stage involve –

3.
(I) Conclusion and recommendation – This act as the crux of
the research project work . Recommendation arte based on the
conclusion obtained and further these conclusion are based on the
interpretation of the result of data analysis. But a major point to be
kept in mind here is that all these conclusion and the
recommendation should be lack to the research hypothesis stated.

(ii) Report writing- For the researcher as well as the reader, report
writing is very crucial as it acts as the best way of communication
between the two. Report written must be very simple in nature with
easy language, high clarity. Report writing can not be done by everyone
and requires an especial skilled person for this purpose.

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Sampling Technique

Sampling is concerned with the selection of a subset of individual for within a

statistical population of

estimate characteristic of the whole population. Each observation measures one or

more properties

(such as weight, location, color ) of observation bodies distinguished as

independent object or

individuals.

1. Random sampling
Everyone in the entire target population has an equal chance of being
selected.

This is similar to the national lottery if the “population” is everyone who has
bought a lottery

ticket, then each person has an equal changes of winning the lottery
(assuming they all have

one ticket each).

Random samples require a way of naming or numbering the target

population and then using

some type of raffle method to choose those to make a sample. Random

samples are the best

method of selecting your sample from the population of interest.

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The advantage are that your sample should represent the target population
and eliminate

sampling bias, but the disadvantage is that is very difficult to achive (i.e.
time, effort and

money).

2. Stratified sampling

The researcher identifies the different types of people that make up the target
population and

work out the population needed for the sample to be representative.

Gathering search a sample would be extremely of consuming and difficult to

do (
disadvantage). This method is rarely use in Psychology. However, the
advantage is that the

sample should be highly representative of the target population and therefore

we can g

generalize for the results obtained.

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3. Opportunity Sampling :-
Uses people from target population available at the time and willing to take

part. It is based on convenience.

An opportunity sample is obtained by asking members of the populations of

interest if they would take part in your research . An example would be selecting

a sample of student from those coming out of the library.

This is a quick way and easy of choosing participants (advantage),but may not

provide a representative sample,and could be biased(disadvantage).

4.Systematic Sampling :-
Chooses subjects in a systematic(i.e orderly / logical) way from the target

population , like every nth participants on a list of names.

To take a systematic sample , you list all the members of the population , and

then decided upon a sample you would like . By dividing the number of people in

the population by the number of people you want in your sample , you get a

number we will call n.

If you take every nth name , you will get a systematic sample of the correct size .

If , for example , you wanted to sample 150 children from a school of 1,500,you

would take every 10th name.

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5. Judgmental Sampling:-
Judgmental sampling is a non probability sampling technique where the

researcher selects unit to be sampled based on their knowledge and professional

judgment.

This type of sampling technique is also known as purposive sampling and

authoritative sampling.

TECHNIQUES USED IN RESEARCH

RESEARCH DESIGN: EXPLORATORY

On the basis of major purpose of our investigation the EXPLORATORY

RESEARCH was found to be most suitable . This kind of research has

the primary objective of development of insights into the problem . It

studies the main area where the problem lies and also tries to evaluate

some appropriate courses of action.

SAMPLING TECHNIQUES : JUDGEMENTAL SAMPLING

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SAMPLE SIZE :
 Sampling Plan-:
 Sampling Technique :- convenience sampling
 Sampling area :- Allahabad
 Sampling Size-65
 Sampling Frame-pre school owners (15) , Student
(25) tour and travels (25)
.

QUESTIONNAIR
PRIMARY DATA
TELIPHONIC
DATA INTERVIEW
COLLECTION
SECONDRY CONSULTANT
DATA WEBSITE

PRIMARY DATA
It is defined as data that is collected from original sources for as pacific purpose.

SECONDERY DATA
It is defined as data collected from indirect sources.

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SAMPLING UNIT: Student and consultant.

ANALYSIS TOOL:
 Percentage.
 Pie chart.
 Column Chart.

5.2 (B) Analysis & Interpretation

Questionnaire of Arcus Customers

I, Shivam upadhyay the student of UNITED INSTITUTE OF

MANAGEMENT,

undertaking a project on “EXPANSION OF MNC IN INDIA”. It is a part of

MBA

curriculum. I request you to spare your valuable time and provide me the

information. I ensure that information furnished by you is used for academic

purpose only.

Personal Information:-

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NAME:-
CONTACT NUMBER:-
OCCUPATION:-

DATA COLLECTION
 PRIMARY DATA
 SECONDARY DATA

PRIMARY DATA : QUESTIONNAIRE , Interview.

It is defined as data that is collected from original sources for as pacific
purpose .

SECONDARY DATA : CONSULTANT WEBSITE.

It is defined as data collected from indirect sources.

SAMPLING UNIT : Student & Businessmen.

ANALYSIS TOOL :

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 PERCENTAGE

 PIE CHART

 COLUMN CHART

Questionnaire
Q.1 NAME -
Q.2AGE -
Q.3GENDER –
Q.4:-OCCUPATION –
Business
Pvt job
Govt job
Student
Q.5:-Income:-
Q.6:-Do you know about “Arcus”?
Yes()
No ()
Q.7:- How you came to know “arcus”?
. Whatsapp()
Instagram()
Google ()
Associate ()
interns trainee()
Others ()

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Q.8:- Which vertical you like most?

a). Foreign study []
b. Foreign Placement[]
c). Tour & Travels []
d).International pre-school []
Q.9:- Have you ever visited arcus website www.globalarcus.com?
a).Yes[]
b). No []

Q.10:- Would you ever suggest to friend to take sevices of “Arcus”?

a).Yes[]
b).No []

Q.11:-Would you suggest someone to take franchise of “Arcus”?

a).Yes []
b). No []
Q.12:- Would you like to suggest give any suggestion for Arcus?
a).Yes []
b).No[]
Q.13:- Would like to visit at arcus Indian office in Delhi?
a).Yes[]
b).No[]
Q.14:- When would you like to visit at our head office?
a) Yes
b) No

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ANALYSIS

Foreign Study
Tour And Travel
Foreign Placement
Pre-School

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15

flying kids
tour and travels
foreign placement
55
foreign studies
25

5
20

interested
not interesed
undecided

75

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Chapter – 7

SWOT Analysis of ARCUS multi services pvt. Ltd.

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STRANGTH:
Unique Concepts
Global outreached company
Financially strong company.
Expertise in operating internationally
WEAKNESS:
Lack of experience in india.
lack of specialized team.
Presence of experienced
consultants.

No advertisement

S.W.O.T

Analysis

OPPURTUNITIES: THREATS:

 Branches in rural area High completion.

 Expansion of abroad education. Less chance of
 Be a supporter of digital india. Unique concepts

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 Existing consultants.

Chapter 8
FINDINGS

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Findings

 Arcus has created its website and has a foreign placement as one
of the section where interested candidates can send their CV ‘s
for further selection process.
 To get a suitable candidates Arcus used to forward these CV to
the foreign placement cell where the serutinization process took
place according to the international norms.
 After CV’s were selected according to the job profile. Skills,
education ,documents visa clearance, & health issues.

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 After the interviews took place through Arcus forign placement

cell the selected candidates were given training related to the
organization norms and international language are also taught.
 Many of the job seekers were not satisfy with their resume so
arcus helped to create one.
 The maximum number of applicants applying for job in foreign
countries are graduates.

CHAPTER 9

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Limitations

Limitations

 Arcus being a new entrant into this sector in india has got less no.
of employee.
 It gives more preferences to the interns.

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 Has many competitors in india in the same sector.

 No media of advertisement is used.

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Chapter 10

Recommendations

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Recommendations

 Arcus can be build relationship with exiting consultants in india to

under stand the working conditions.
 Arcus can be advertisement through social media, news papers,
television, radio, pamphlets & hoarding etc.
 It can be get an association with other consultant to workalog
with them and get more applications through them.

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Chapter 11

Conclusion

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Conclusion

 If you are hunting for a job to work in ay foregin countries, then

you must register your name in some trusted international
placement agencies like arcus.
 Since they have a ue-up in large companies in abroad ,when they
need the human resources for their new project from other
countries, they directly approach the placement agencies.
 Many international placement agencies claim about the hiring
company. But 90%of them are fictitions, and do not pay on time.
Sometime, they assigned a job which you were not recruited for.
So ensure about the company from their own source.making
workplace training accessible to when and whereworkers are
available and making workplace learning and apprenticeship
opportunities equally accessible to women.

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