How we got our logo

MeraSkill (MS) Team: I have created this group so that you all can share your inputs on Android App which we are launching on Wednesday

Amit: Thank you for giving me an opportunity for becoming a part of the app launch.

MS Team: First the terminology, logo is what appears in the mobile screen..These are called App Logo.MeraSkill is an online learning platform meant for professionals.Meant with working professionals

MS Team: Eklavya School logo where I have worked, was very good

It shows a boy trying to carve himself out from a block of wood.With line.. Discover Yourself, Be your own light, Make your own path had given a brief to designer..
The logo designed by him as follows:

Bharat : The one sent looks good.But how about keeping it plain n simple

MS Team :Not sure if we should use a deign or just a name- MeraSkill

Amit : What is the Name of the app?

MS Team : MeraSkill

Amit : Contents of the App?

Bharat : "MS" keeps it simple to identify it from the cluster of apps

Amit: Based on the Name and Contents of the App, we have to decide the logo for it.

MS Team : Just at looking at App, people should identify

Amit : Then the one used currently is fine. If we want we can change the color.
Bharat : If you want it to look a bit different, we can change the basic outline to show a book or something on which MS is embossed. Colour scheme could be bright, materialistic, but shouldn't strain the eyes

Sheela : Yellow and orange are used by a lot of apps. We could avoid those. ..Like the original one

Ronak : Like amazon also it can be , Meraskill and down some photo showing education

Sheela: Could a lot hands held together be a picture with MS in the centre ? Do look up pics with hands held together. . U may understand what I am saying. Am not able to forward

MS Team : Undestood Madam. In the demo version , we had this. I think for easy identifying we will use the word MeraSkill

Sheela : It can be interpreted in many ways ...Journey together, Professionals helping professionals

MS Team : Yes we are not using that one , just shared

Sheela: Yup... better to use MeraSkill, Both a pic and meraskill cannot be included?

Hussian : I think Mera skill in yellow looks good

Shubham : Original mera skill suits

Sheela : Black background yellow logo looks good, Want to try the original colour?

Subham : Perfect

MS Team: Since the entire website is built on blue theme , gets go with blue color

MS Team : After you click on icon on your mobile , before the files load. There is a spash screen for 2-3 secs

MS Team : Tag lines come here. Right now we have this. Since the site is for working professional , do you guys suggest different tag line ? Also the font of MeraSkill

Amit: Sir, do you want to keep the title as MeraSkill or MeraSkilks? Tag line looks perfect.

MS Team: MeraSkill

Hussian: The font in Black n white does not reflect the attitude for studying. Soi f we can change font color to some suitable color will be nice

Bharat : Using MeraSkill is good, but how does it look as an icon? It's far smaller than the actual image we are looking at, i doubt the visibility

Bharat : Your idea of moulding a person is nice, why do you want to skip using this? May be we can get this a spot on the splash screen..

Bijal: Even i liked it

MS Team : How is this

Amit : Nice

Bharat : It's fine, but from next time can you get smaller images (actual size of an icon) from the developer?

Ravi : Yes, those small pics won't show on app logo

MS Team : Even I fear that, we are testing and is it is visible then we go with it. Else we drop them

MS Team: It looks extremely small

Bharat : Yes

MS Team: How is this

Bharat: It looks better

Bijal: Super

Subham : Yes this looks good

MS Team: How is this

Bijal: Try to put the image after name
MS Team:

MS Team: 1st or 2nd . Which looks better?

Bharat: 1 wd icons in d midl

Amit: Ist one looks nice with icons in the middle.

MeraSkill :When we started meraskill, one of the important things we had in mind was helping people get earning from their Skill. And each one of us has different skill set .. hence we closed on the name Mera Skill.Instead of selecting icons of what we are currently providing that is video and discussions
What is we focus on being individual, hence added DNA image. What say guys ?

Bharat: Awesome

Ronak : Super

Shubham : Awesome

Hussian: Super

Bijal : I Liked it too

Sheela: Will people get the message? Mostly commerce related courses.. An open book , and a hand holding a pen over it....... ? This was a friend's suggestion . Since we are helping people tackle exams..

MS Team : No Madam we are extending beyond commerce, we have language courses and intent to add lot of courses on IT domain also.
This is how it looks with other app

MS Team: Thank you everyone for your inputs, App is now available in Google Play store..There are still bugs to be fixed.. However it is good enough to serve the intended purpose.. Thank you

Thank you for contacting us, we will revert back.

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Above video shows how you will learn.

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Below Points are discussed in the webinar conducted on 8th April

1.Why learn French
French in the Job Market
French Company Indian Presence
Opportunities after learning French
Levels in French Language

2. How you will learn French from us
The First Step - Your existing level?
Fix Schedule
Interaction Focus
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Requirement - Internet + Mobile or Laptop or Desktop
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3.Question Session
What are the opportunities after learning French
How frequently French Exams are held?
Do French MNC prefer French Speaking Language
French Exam Fees
How French language can benefit students
Job Opportunities in KPO and BPO
Opportunities for IT Professionals
Help in Import Export
Do we need lot of reading to learn this language
Whether we conduct test to asses understanding
How close French is to English. English vs. French
What material will we provide
What is required to start the course
How French speaking course will work
French companies in India
Translation related opportunities
Tourism sector
French Teaching opportunities
French Levels

French along with English is the only language spoken on all five continents.

More than 220 million people speak French on all the five continents. French is a major language of international communication. It is the second most widely learned language after English and the sixth most widely spoken language in the world. French is also the second most widely taught language after English, and is taught on every continent. The OIF, an international organisation of French-speaking countries, is made up of 77 member States and governments. France also operates the biggest international network of cultural institutes, which run French-language course for close on a million learners.

A career asset as well as the language for the job market

The ability to speak both French and English is an advantage for finding a job with the many multinational companies using French as their working language, in a wide range of sectors (retailing, automotive, luxury goods, aeronautics, etc.). A knowledge of French opens the doors of French companies in France and other French-speaking parts of the world (Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, and the continent of Africa). As the world’s fifth biggest economy and third-ranking destination for foreign investment, France is a key economic partner and attracts entrepreneurs, researchers and the cream of foreign students.

The language of international relations

French is both a working language and an official language of the United Nations, the European Union, UNESCO, NATO, the International Olympic Committee, the International Red Cross and international courts. Proficiency in French is essential for anyone considering a career in any international organisation.

A language that opens up the world

After English and German, French is the third most widely used language on the Internet, ahead of Spanish. An ability to understand French offers an alternative view of the world through communication with French speakers from all over the world and news from the leading French-language international media (TV5, France 24 and Radio France Internationale).

A language for learning other languages

French is a good base for learning other languages, especially Romance languages (Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian) as well as English, since fifty per cent of current English vocabulary is derived from French.

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Speaking French opens up opportunities for higher education at some of France’s best-known universities (the Sorbonne, Pierre Marie Curie University, etc.) or elite grandes écoles (HEC, Polytechnique, ESSEC), often on very favourable financial terms. Students with a good level of French may be eligible to apply for a French government grant to enrol on a postgraduate course of their choice in France, leading to an internationally recognised postgraduate degree.

Levels

Beginner	A1	To recognise and use familiar words and simple phrases for concrete purposes; to introduce himself or someone else. Is able to ask and answer basic questions about home, family, surroundings, etc. and also communicate in a basic way when the other person speaks slowly and clearly, and is ready to repeat or reformulate to help communication.
Elementary	A2	To understand isolated phrases and common expressions that relate to areas of high personal relevance (like personal or family information, shopping, immediate environment, work). Is able to communicate during easy or habitual tasks requiring a basic and direct information exchange on familiar subjects and using simple words, is able to describe his or her surroundings and communicate immediate needs.
Intermediate	B1	Is able to understand the main points of clear standard speech on familiar subjects in work, school, leisure activities, etc. as well as manage in most situations that come up when travelling in a region where the language is spoken.Is able to produce a simple and cohesive text on familiar subjects or subjects of personal interest; narrate an event, an experience or a dream; describe a desire or goal, and outline reasons or explanations behind a project or idea.
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INDAS Conversion Simplified

Below is the part of INDAS conversion Simplified training. Learn IFRS and INDAS Conversion

Background about India's adoption of IFRS or ( INDAS)

India signed G20 agreed to Go for IFRS from 1/4/11

Previous years accounts were 10-11

2010 issue came up –
- Adoption or convergence
- Convergence was agreed

Prepared India’s convergent accounts with IFRS
Now after postponements finance minister Arun Jaitley has declared voluntary 15-16 & mandatory from 16-17

IND AS vs IFRS

IND AS vs IFRS
Terminology is similar to other contries adopting IFRS CAN AS, CHN AS, JAP AS in case of India it is called IND AS
IAS 1 Ind AS 1, IAS 2 Ind AS 2 etc
IFRS 1 will be Ind AS 101, IFRS 2 Ind AS 102 etc
Practical purposes 4 major differences
Other 85 differences are either not applicable to India or are nominal
Convergent & compliant
Convergent & non-compliant
When compliant?
Accounting policy choices are reduced
Increase in disclosure notes
Minor nomenclature change

IFRS Dictionary

Indian Accounting Standards commonly called AS vs IFRS - IND AS

Profit & Loss Account vs SOPL (Statement of Profit & Loss ) & OCI (old name SOCI)
Fixed Assets vs PPE (Property Plant & Equipment)
Land & building vs Property (Non-Depreciable & Depreciable)
Concept not there vs OCI – New concept
Prior Period Expenses/Incomes vs No such concept
Extra ordinary & exceptional items vs No such concept
Interest vs Finance cost
Year End vs Reporting date
Balance Sheet vs SOFP ( Statement of Financial Positon)
Networth vs Equity
Preference Share vs Liablity
Minority Interest vs NCI ( Non Controlling Interest)
Merger , Acusition , Reverse Merger vs Business Combination
Written down value (WDV) vs Carrying Amount
Book Value vs Carrying Value

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