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ASM Group of Institutes Receives Copyright for Student Profiling Process: A Groundbreaking Training Process to Equip Students for Career Success

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PUNE, India, March 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — ASM Group of Institutes is proud to announce receiving, official copyright for its innovative ‘Student Profiling’ process. This process has been developed based on student data analysis by Dr. Prabha Shankar, Director of Corporate Relations & Talent Development, and Dr. Sandeep Pachpande, Chairman, ASM Group of Institutes. This transformative approach enables enhancing students’ skills & dovetailing it to requirements of the job market and connect each student with the best career opportunities suitable to his/her Profile. The ‘Student Profiling’ process empowers students by assessing their skills and tailoring their educational journey to ensure they are job-ready and confident.

Dr. Prabha Shankar, co-creator of Student Profiling methodology, explains: “We began the ‘Student Profiling’ process several years ago, with an aim to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world job skills requirements. By assessing each student’s strengths, we provide tailored and regular guidance that builds confidence, hones skills, and prepares them for the job they are best suited for. Over the years, we’ve seen how this process has helped students realize their strengths & weakness and work towards bridging gaps of the ASK (Attitude, Skill, Knowledge) & thus secure meaningful careers. We are now proud to hold the copyright for this unique approach.”

What is ‘Student Profiling’ and How Does It Benefit Students?

‘Student profiling’ is a comprehensive, step-by-step process that prepares students for professional success. Here’s how it works. Soon after induction, the students face a Simulation of Corporate Interview process. Each new student is subjected to

Aptitude TestFollowed by a Group Discussion (GD)Followed by Personal Interview (PI)

Based on results of 1, 2 and 3 above, along with their academic performance in 10th, 12th and graduation, each student is rated on a scale of 100. Each student is evaluated on his/her knowledge, communication, logical capability, and group work.

Thus, both students and faculty are aware of each student’s current relative standing in the class based on which Students are categorized, trained, reassessed after a year, post completion of SIP (Summer Internship Project).

Categorization Based on Skills
Students, coming from diverse academic backgrounds, are categorized into three distinct groups based on their skills and learning needs. This allows for customized training tailored to their strengths and areas of development.Training at the Right Pace
A personalized training schedule is designed for each group, enabling fast learners to progress quickly while offering additional support to those requiring more time to master certain concepts.Reassessment After Summer Internship (SIP)
Following the Summer Internship Program (SIP), students undergo reassessment to gauge their progress, solidifying the real-world skills they’ve acquired through hands-on experience. The same process conducted soon after induction is repeated.

After the second profiling, each student is suggested a career map and given job recommendations. To further refine their skills and ensure they are fully prepared for the corporate world, students engage using BrainPulses, a gamified quizzing platform. BrainPulses provides an interactive and engaging way for students to continuously assess and enhance their knowledge, keeping them sharp and ready for real-world challenges. This not only benefits the students but also provides value to corporates, as companies gain access to a pool of job-ready candidates who are equipped to deliver results from day one. Having been trained through Student Profiling and reinforced by BrainPulses, students are able to seamlessly integrate into companies.

Dr. Sandeep Pachpande, Chairman, ASM Group of Institutes, emphasizes: “At ASM Group of Institutes, we are committed to delivering education that leads to meaningful careers. The ‘Student Profiling’ system ensures our students are equipped with the right skills at the right time, making them job-ready and successful. The copyright signifies our dedication to providing top-notch education that addresses the needs of both employers and students.”

Admissions Now Open – Build Your Future with ASM Group of Institutes!

As the admission season is now open, ASM Group of Institutes invites aspiring students to enroll and take advantage of the ‘Student Profiling’ process, ensuring a personalized, career-focused education that’s tailored to industry demands. With a 41-year legacy of excellence, ASM Group of Institutes has been shaping successful careers through high-quality education, industry-aligned training, and exceptional job placements.

ASM Group of Institutes offers a range of programs across leading institutions:

ASM’s IBMR (Institute of Business Management and Research) is recognized as one of the top B Schools in Pune, offering flagship PGDM, MBA and MCA programs designed to prepare future business leaders with comprehensive industry knowledge and skill development. Explore ASM’s IBMR ProgramsASM’s IIBR (Institute of International Business and Research) offers programs that cater to the evolving needs of global business, providing students with practical training and exposure to international business trends. Learn more about ASM’s IIBR ProgramsASM’s CSIT (Commerce, Science and Information Technology) College provides cutting-edge under-graduate and postgraduate programs designed to equip students with the technical skills needed in today’s digital world. Discover ASM’s CSIT Programs

Each of these institutions is committed to developing the next generation of industry-ready professionals. Enroll now at ASM Group of Institutes and benefit from the Student Profiling process that’s transforming education and career prospects for students.

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MEDIA ADVISORY -Terrestar Solutions highlights how satellite infrastructure and Hybrid IoT unlock economic growth at CRRBC 2026

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SASKATOON, SK, Nov. 2, 2026 /CNW/ — Terrestar Solutions Inc., Canada’s only domestically headquartered and controlled mobile satellite service operator, will participate in the upcoming Canada’s Rural & Remote Broadband Community Conference & Expo (CRRBC 2026) in Saskatoon from November 2–3, 2026.

During the conference, Stéphane Miljours, Director, Business Product – IoT at Terrestar Solutions, will participate in a panel session titled “Space as Infrastructure: Driving Sovereign Connectivity and New Revenue Growth in Canada’s North.”

Miljours will address how satellite-enabled Hybrid IoT technology can unlock economic opportunities across Canada. By providing seamless connectivity beyond conventional terrestrial networks, Terrestar’s solution enables resource and regional industries–including mining, forestry, utilities, energy, and agriculture–to transform remote field operations, optimize productivity, and drive sustainable growth through data-driven intelligence.

At the conference, Terrestar Solutions is also pleased to showcase its partnership with Toccata, a Saskatchewan-based full-stack data technology company that builds remote monitoring solutions. Terrestar’s Hybrid IoT solution powers Toccata’s Canaro remote monitoring platform, which makes it easy for non-technical operators and their teams to monitor remote infrastructure, properties and facilities.

Toccata’s CEO and founder, Noah Little, will also be in attendance and available for media interviews.

Event Details:

Event: Canada’s Rural & Remote Broadband Community Conference & Expo (CRRBC 2026)Speaker: Stéphane Miljours, Director, Business Product – IoT, Terrestar SolutionsPanel Session: Space as Infrastructure: Driving Sovereign Connectivity and New Revenue Growth in Canada’s NorthDate & Time: November 3, 2026, at 9:45 a.m. CSTLocation: Delta Hotels Saskatoon Downtown

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Stéphane Miljours and Noah Little will be available for pre-event (phone/virtual) and on-site 1-on-1 interviews to discuss:

Unlocking economic growth with satellite-cellular Hybrid IoT innovation.Hybrid IoT pilot deployments in real-world environments, such as Twinberry Farms.Terrestar’s collaboration with local Saskatoon partner Toccata on the Canaro remote monitoring platform.

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Virginia Ranked Top 5 State in Nation for Innovation & Research Ecosystem by Area Development

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National ranking builds on record growth across Virginia’s innovation ecosystem. 

RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation (VIPC) announced today that Virginia has been ranked #5 in the country for “Innovation and Research Ecosystem” in Area Development’s 2026 Top States for Doing Business report. This latest recognition follows Virginia’s Top 10 national ranking (#6) for “Technology & Innovation” in CNBC’s 2026 America’s Top States for Business study and builds on record growth across Virginia’s statewide innovation ecosystem during the past five years. VIPC serves as the Commonwealth’s nonprofit economic development authority dedicated to growing Virginia’s innovation ecosystems through public-private partnership.

Area Development is a leading executive publication covering corporate site selection and business investment. Its 16th annual Top States for Doing Business rankings are based on a survey of expert industry consultants who evaluated states across 20 categories. “Innovation and Research Ecosystem” was Virginia’s second-highest ranked category. Virginia ranked #8 overall nationally, including #1 for “Workforce Training Programs.”

“Virginia has cultivated a robust ecosystem that connects innovation, talent, and capital, enabling businesses of all sizes to build and grow in the Commonwealth,” said Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade Carrie H. Chenery. “Through collaboration with Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation and statewide partners, we are helping researchers and entrepreneurs transform ideas into companies that create thriving communities, good jobs, and create opportunities for all Virginians.”

Over the past five years, Virginia’s innovation ecosystem has accelerated, achieving record growth milestones across university research, high-growth startup formation, and venture capital investment. Annual university research expenditures in Virginia have increased more than 40% during this period, outpacing the national growth rate and climbing to an all-time high of $2.6 billion. Over 25,000 new high-growth startups have launched throughout the Commonwealth since 2020, representing a record five-year cumulative total. Venture capital investment in Virginia startups and early-stage technology companies has also nearly doubled since 2020, reaching a record-high $2.9 billion in 2025.

“Virginia is where innovation thrives, and our Top 5 national ranking reflects the tremendous momentum across our innovation ecosystem,” said Joe Benevento, President and CEO of VIPC. “This shared success is driven by collaboration with partners throughout the Commonwealth, united by a vision to make Virginia the best place to launch, grow, and thrive.”

Virginia is continuing to innovate. Last year, VIPC created Lab-to-Launch, a unique statewide collaboration with Virginia’s leading R1 and R2 research universities to accelerate research commercialization, technology transfer, and startup spinouts. Designed to simplify and streamline technology transfer, Virginia’s Lab-to-Launch offers a faster, easier, and less costly pathway for licensing university intellectual property (IP) and advancing innovation into the marketplace. This new initiative aims to help Virginia universities double their annual technology startup spinouts.

About Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation
The Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation (VIPC) serves as the Commonwealth’s nonprofit statewide economic development authority dedicated to growing Virginia’s innovation ecosystems through public-private partnership. For more information, visit www.VIPC.org.

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 Amber Salter
804-591-9591
Amber.Salter@VirginiaIPC.org

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HelloNation Article Highlights Downsizing Strategies From Real Estate Experts Holly Abel Grimm and Rich Grimm

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The article explains how long-time homeowners and seniors can prepare emotionally and financially for a successful move.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio, Nov. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — When is the right time for long-time homeowners or seniors to consider downsizing? A HelloNation article offers a clear, thoughtful guide to when and how to make this critical life transition.

In the feature, New Philadelphia-based real estate professionals Holly Abel Grimm and Rich Grimm, of Holly & Rich Grimm at REMAX Crossroads, offer practical advice to help seniors sell their homes or prepare to downsize. The article highlights the emotional and logistical challenges that often accompany selling a family home and outlines how homeowners can approach the process with confidence and clarity.

For many longtime homeowners, downsizing isn’t just about reducing space. It’s about finding a living arrangement that better matches current needs. The HelloNation article reframes downsizing as rightsizing, a mindset shift that helps lessen the emotional weight of the decision. This approach encourages homeowners to focus less on what they’re leaving behind and more on how they want to live going forward.

The article explains that preparing for downsizing is most effective when started early and approached gradually. Holly Abel Grimm and Rich Grimm emphasize that signs often emerge over time—whether in unused rooms, maintenance issues, or daily tasks that become more tiring. Recognizing these signs can prompt meaningful conversations and reduce the chance of rushed decisions later.

Seniors selling a home often face the added challenge of emotional attachment. Memories and family history tied to a house can make moving overwhelming. The HelloNation feature suggests breaking the process into small steps, starting with organizing storage areas and sorting personal items in manageable sessions. This helps long-time homeowners see progress without feeling burdened.

One key recommendation from the article is to engage in open conversations with family members early in the process. Discussing plans, financial concerns, and future goals helps align expectations and avoid misunderstandings. For seniors selling a home, these discussions also help ensure their wishes remain central to the plan, rather than being shaped by outside pressure.

From a practical standpoint, preparing a property for sale begins long before a home is listed. According to the article, addressing basic maintenance, minor repairs, and cosmetic updates can significantly improve the home’s market performance. This not only improves the sales experience but also allows homeowners to move at a pace that feels right for them.

Working with experienced real estate agents, such as Holly Abel Grimm and Rich Grimm, can provide clarity throughout this process. With a strong understanding of New Philadelphia’s local market, these professionals help clients navigate every stage, from determining the right time to move to assessing financial readiness. Their insight supports thoughtful decision-making and reduces uncertainty for those preparing to downsize.

Financial planning is another significant component of rightsizing. As the HelloNation article notes, seniors selling a home benefit from understanding how the sale will affect their overall financial situation. This includes considerations around retirement income, future housing costs, and long-term care. Having a strategy in place creates a smoother path toward a new chapter in life.

Ultimately, the article’s message is clear: downsizing a home should never be a rushed or reactive decision. By starting early and focusing on emotional, physical, and financial readiness, long-time homeowners can view the process as a step toward greater comfort and security.

Downsizing or Rightsizing Your Home: A Practical Guide for Long-Time Homeowners and Seniors features insights from Holly Abel Grimm and Rich Grimm, real estate experts at Holly & Rich Grimm at REMAX Crossroads in New Philadelphia, OH, in HelloNation.

About HelloNation
HelloNation is America’s Good News Network, a premier media platform built on the idea that good news travels faster when real people tell real stories. Through its community-focused publications and innovative “edvertising” approach, HelloNation delivers content that informs, inspires, and spotlights the leaders making a meaningful impact in their communities.

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