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This document discusses the functions of public relations. It begins by listing the group members who prepared the document. It then discusses the importance of public relations, citing factors like complex industry structures, competition, and emphasis on employee relations. It also lists qualities needed for public relations, such as maintaining positive relations, communication skills, and being well-informed. The document then outlines the organizational and societal functions of public relations, including managing employee communications, investors, products, consumers, government, traders, and suppliers. It provides brief case studies of public relations mandates between Arcelor Mittal and Ogilvy PR and between Pressman and GlaxoSmithKline.
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Schedule of activities for mah cet
This document outlines the schedule for the 2012-13 MAH-MBA/MMS-CET admissions process which includes:
1) Sale of information brochures from February 1-18, 2012 and online submission of application forms from February 1 to 18, 2012.
2) The MAH-MBA/MMS-CET 2012 exam will be held on March 11, 2012.
3) Results will be declared on April 16, 2012 and group discussions and interviews will take place from May 10-31, 2012.
The schedule is provisional and subject to change with any updates notified on the website.
Cet 2012
This document clarifies rules for admissions to MBA/MMS programs in Maharashtra for the 2012-2013 academic year. It discusses the Supreme Court judgment regarding government quotas in private institutions and clarifies that admissions will not follow the brochure for postgraduate programs in private management colleges. However, if a new law or court ruling changes this, the brochure rules will apply. It also notes that the Management of MBA/MMS Institutes Association has agreed to conduct admissions based on the state's common entrance test and centralized admission process.
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- 1. PUBLIC RELATION PUBLIC RELATION FUNCTIONS By:- Miss. Bhagyashree Dhotre
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- 5. QUALITIES OF PRO :- Ω Maintain Positive Relation With Publics Ω Well- Informed, Leadership, Communication Skills Ω Creative Innovative & Judgmental Ω In Charge of Media Relation & Press Release Ω Assurance Ω Government Communication Specialist
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