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Hailing from Chennai, meet Dhivya Suryadevara – the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of General Motors or GM – the largest automobile maker in USA. Her incredible career journey, her education in India, the struggles and her success – all tell a wonderful tale of the will to succeed. Here are 10 things to know about Dhivya Suryadevara, the new CFO at General Motors/GM:   Dhivya lost her father at a very young age. She grew up with her mother and two elder sisters in Chennai. Her mother used to work at the Syndicate Bank’s Mylapore Branch. Dhivya was born and brought up in Mandaveli in Chennai.   She was a bright school student at St John’s . She then went to Ethiraj College for Women to pursue a bachelor’s degree in commerce and later completed her master’s degree in the same field At a young age of 22, she went to   pursue MBA from Harvard Business School . One of her schoolmate said in an i nterview , Dhivya excelled in all exams in her school...

It is that time of the year folks, the examination time. From rote learning tips to finding previous year papers, to locating free mock test websites, students want to leave no stone unturned. Today we will be dealing with the subject of Chemistry. Yes, the same subject that Walter White and his student Jesse Pinkman have ‘’fun’’ with in   Breaking Bad . Sorry to digress! While some people might like to study chemistry in school and later pursue a career in it. Not all people find it fun. One has to remember that it takes time, persistence, concentration, and lots of practice. If you are someone who is having a tough time in solving chemistry mock test papers or understanding the basic fundamentals, then you are in the right place. These study tips might help you: Understand the course structure – The chemistry syllabus varies from region to region in India and elsewhere.  It may have any of the five traditional branches or a combination of two or...

  The countdown to Board Exam 2018 has begun. The heartbeats of many students in India slowly begins to rise from the month of December for the final showdown in March next year. Board examinations in India refer to the annual public examinations. They take place at the end of 9 th   – 10 th   grade education. Or, after the 11 th   – 12 th   grade education. Gaining admission to various universities or professional courses, depend on the scores of these Board exams. So, here are the minimum marks that you need to pass standard 10 and 12 papers. CBSE – The Central Board of Secondary Education has set the bar at 33 per cent for both, CBSE Class 10 and CBSE Board Class 12. Students need minimum 33 per cent in the internals and practical to pass a subject. They also need 33 per cent in the CBSE board exam theory, to clear the whole subject. This is the popular board exam 2018 and is currently trending on best Indian social networking sites. ...