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J.U.I.C.E.
We all like story books. On the other hand, majority of the students do not feel like reading academic books because they find them difficult to understand. JUICE contains different short stories explaining the concepts of Economics and Management. Readers would not feel that they are reading something relevant to their academics but still by the end of it, they would attain a lot of knowledge regarding these subjects. Our motto is to make people view these subjects from a different perspective and expand the horizon of their thinking.
142 pages, Paperback
First published June 12, 2014
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September 3, 2015
Academic books are generally considered to be a boring compilation of repetitive and not so easily understandable concepts and theories.
As the grade level increases the complexity increases; leaving behind a pile of unanswered questions and an option to cram it up all and pass the exams. Is this the actual purpose of writing a book? Is this the (real) purpose of imparting education?
Definitely NOT. Ironically, not many books are capable of strengthening the basics with clarity while maintaining the interests of the readers. Will this approach, this method or this definition even change?
J.U.I.C.E. is one such interesting attempt to fill-up the lacunae between theory and practical in our education system. With this, he attends to the learning needs of the change makers of tomorrow.
Mohit Jain is also an experienced faculty. His methodology and approach is easily understandable and can be put into practical use with ease.
Mohit mixes the sweetness of stories in bland academic subjects with the flavors of ‘Management’ and ‘Economics’ in order to serve you with J.U.I.C.E! Check this book out to decipher, what this acronym unveils. Worth an attempt.
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As the grade level increases the complexity increases; leaving behind a pile of unanswered questions and an option to cram it up all and pass the exams. Is this the actual purpose of writing a book? Is this the (real) purpose of imparting education?
Definitely NOT. Ironically, not many books are capable of strengthening the basics with clarity while maintaining the interests of the readers. Will this approach, this method or this definition even change?
J.U.I.C.E. is one such interesting attempt to fill-up the lacunae between theory and practical in our education system. With this, he attends to the learning needs of the change makers of tomorrow.
Mohit Jain is also an experienced faculty. His methodology and approach is easily understandable and can be put into practical use with ease.
Mohit mixes the sweetness of stories in bland academic subjects with the flavors of ‘Management’ and ‘Economics’ in order to serve you with J.U.I.C.E! Check this book out to decipher, what this acronym unveils. Worth an attempt.
Source: http://booksnewsindia.wordpress.com/2...
July 28, 2015
I believe, The management students who usually mug up things only on the grounds that they couldn’t comprehend the subject properly, this book is definitely a boon for you. You will get various cases to relate and better comprehend the subject.
If anyone asks me about this book, I would highly recommend it. Hence, I prefer to give this book a 4 on 5 rating, and also congratulate author yet again, for adding a totally erratic, yet a readable piece in the market where bookshops are flooding with nothing but not so unique Chiclets.
P.S. – Thank you for providing me review copy. Keep Writing & keep sharing more of your knowledge and experiences with us.
Read the full review at: https://nehalilalwani.wordpress.com/2...
If anyone asks me about this book, I would highly recommend it. Hence, I prefer to give this book a 4 on 5 rating, and also congratulate author yet again, for adding a totally erratic, yet a readable piece in the market where bookshops are flooding with nothing but not so unique Chiclets.
P.S. – Thank you for providing me review copy. Keep Writing & keep sharing more of your knowledge and experiences with us.
Read the full review at: https://nehalilalwani.wordpress.com/2...
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