For most students a live project or Summer Training is their fi rst window to the corporate world. It is mandatory for all undergraduate and postgraduate students to do at least one 8-10 week summer training project as part of their course work.

A good corporate environment ensures an appropriate motivation for students and acts as a springboard for successful careers.

Some organisations where SKYLINE students have done Summer Training/Live Projects in recent years:

Weekly Seminars give students an insight into perceptions of corporate guests and domain experts, Behavioral experts talk on balancing work life inequities and ironing out individual skews

Corporate Connect SKYLINE students participate in on campus and off campus events regularly. Though every course is highly intensive, equal stress is laid on industry interface and exposure to contemporary and future poticies, growth and emerging concerns and issues.

Ten students of SKYLINE got an opportunity to attend the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) HRM Summit 2009 on 11 September 2009 at Hotel Crowne Plaza, Gurgaon. The Theme for this year is “Looking into the Future : HR’s next 5 years Agenda”.

Students and faculty keep themselves updated with major Industry events some of which are shown below. Industry visits enhance their understanding of modern infrastucture and manufacturing process.

A typical assessment and attendance criteria may be as shown herewith

The weightage given to each component may vary from course to course.

University examinations are conducted separately and the degree is awarded by the University.

Grading Policy at SKYLINE

Those students attaining grade – ‘D’ or ‘F’ – are given an opportunity to improve their grade within a stipulated period of time.

Throughout the individual programmes, assessment methods at SKYLINE Business School are designed to enable students to develop their own potential and permit a close working relationship between the learning experience and individual assessment.

Aim of Assessment

The aim of the assessment is to test whether the student has achieved the stated learning outcomes for the Programme as a whole and the specific unit in particular.

Principles

The assessment of the course is governed by a number of principles:

• With the exception of the independent study, all units are normally assessed by a combination of course work, assessment and formal examination weighted in each unit generally at 50:50 though it may be changed from time to time and from course ton course

• Each course work incorporates periodic tests, which will be part of the written unit and therefore, prescribed at its commencement; each unit will also include deadlines for the presentation of the course work

• The Independent Study must be in an area that is relevant to the named Award.