Ecc Course Evaluation: Fill & Download for Free

Make yourself useful! Gone is the time when you were allowed to or shall I say it was okay to have a ball of a time. Yes, you enjoy the freedom, but not to forget the zero bench policy introduced recently by Infy. Under this, you can take up my works, trainings, offline projects or even DC/account level activities... All these will be counted during your evaluation. Keeping yourself busy is the best time pass. Of course balance it out by making the best use ECC ;)

Usually this isn’t really hard, but of course it depends a lot on what aspects you value most. If you are interested in economics, either you want to do research, or work in the field (e.g Investment Banking), prestige of your University is the most important thing. So I suggest:Checking the most popular rankings (QS Rankings, ecc)Checking linekdin profiles of alumni and see what they doChecking the most visited forums (e.g The Student Room for the UK, Reddit, ecc) and try to learn as much as you can about your target choices.Evaluating the respective curricula, exams, cultures, campuses, etc and take this into account too (but shouldn’t be the driving factors in my opinion).One last note: i struggled a lot when deciding which Uni to attend, you are making arguably the most important choice of your life that will influence (more or less heavily) your future careers paths, acquaintances, places to live, ecc so don’t underestimate it. Anyway, once you are sure to have found the best choice for you, be confident, try to get the maximum from that experience and don’t look back (this sometimes can be hard, especially if things don’t reveal to be as you expected).Good luck!

The internet is not really so different to many other life situations. Or better said, the one big difference is that so much is available so easily, so quickly on the internet. In any other offline situation we all quickly learn to evaluate and filter our information sources (when my mother tells me how run my life I don't listen, when she tells me how to cook great food I do). I quickly identify good sources of content who I can trust for a specific topic. I make a reliable network. I also trust my network contacts to build their own reliable network so I am getting great content too from their tried and trusted contacts.Next I make sure that my networks info comes to me and that i don't have to go and look for it. Newletters, RSS feeds, likes, folllows ecc.I constantly re-evaluate my network (removing those who have disillusioned me with their content, are inactive, are confusing) adding in those that I come across during the course of my day who inspire me with their content, and who I want to listen to.But the biggest lesson I have had to learn in using the internet is to say 'stop - I have enough content to satisfy my requirements'. Searching for a holiday home on the net? You will always find another deal that's a little bit more perfect and costs just a little less. Always. You could never ever go on holiday and stay permanently in the pre-booking research stage, forever and ever. At a certain point you have to say enough is enough. And that's a tough one to learn.