Here I suggest few topics for Group Discussion which can help people for their management entrance.

1. Decent Work Ex should be mandatory to pursue MBA?
2. Specialized Management Course have better prospects then general MBA?
3. Management Admission Rush : Hype or Need?
4. Classroom Coaching Necessary to clear the written entrance exam and GDPI?
5. Sting operation is not correct way to catch a criminal
6. Is India ready to host Olympics?
7. Indian Railways should be open for multiplayers
8. Retail Management in India is a Bubble phenomenon or not?
9. Final Admission call from a good management institute is a beginning or a end?
10. Is MBA after Work Ex is a better Deal?

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The questions of calculating calendar dates usually comes in CAT etc……….many of you may know many tricks of calculating calendar dates and those may be easy than the following method but this method also builds up the calculation speed as a whole………..You may do one thing: now as you are  sitting in front of the pc , click on the time display of the taskbar…………a window will open in which there is diplay of a watch and a calendar………….. while seeing the watch and stare at any date in the calendar and apply the following method to arrive at its day………….. religiuosly follow this and you may increase your speed of calculation………….change the calendar and utilise the method………..I have devised this method to improve my speed ( the method of calculation is not mine but theWCT watch,calendat taskbar method is mine)…………the method is as follows:

What day of the week will May 12, 2034 be? What day of the week was May 12, 1298? Here’s a neat algorithm that will tell you:

(Note: all divisions, except where noted otherwise, are integer divisions, in which remainders are discarded.)

First figure out the values for a, y, and m — variables to be plugged into a formula.

a = (14 – month)/12 (month = # of month, 1 for Jan, 2 for Feb, etc)

y = year – a (year = the 4 digit year)

m = month + 12a – 2

Next, plug the values of y and m into the following formula to calculate the day:

d = (day + y + y/4 – y/100 + y/400 + 31m/12) mod 7

(Note: mod 7 means “modulo division.” That is, take the remainder instead of the quotient as your answer. For example, 20 mod 3 = 2, because the remainder is 2.)

The answer you get for d will correspond to a day of the week as such:

0 = Sunday
1 = Monday
2 = Tuesday
3 = Wednesday
4 = Thursday
5 = Friday
6 = Saturday

Here’s an example.
What day of the week will April 5, 2020 fall on?

First figure out a, y, and m:

a = (14 – 4)/12 = 0 (remember, it’s integer division so remainders are discarded. 4 represents the month of April since it’s the fourth month of the year.)

y = 2020 – 0 = 2020

m = 4 + 12(0) – 2 = 2

Now plug y and m into the d formula to calculate the day:

d = (5 + 2020 + 2020/4 – 2020/100 + 2020/400 + 31(2)/12) mod 7
d = (5 + 2020 + 505 – 20 + 5 + 5) mod 7
d = 2520 mod 7
d = 0 (2520/7 = 360 with a remainder of 0)

Recall from above that 0 = Sunday. So April 5, 2020 will be a Sunday.