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Dr. Mohit Kumar (Author) 1
Pages: 1-9 || Published: 2025-10-01
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into higher education has revolutionized digital pedagogy, offering advanced adaptive learning systems, intelligent tutoring tools, automated assessments, and personalized feedback mechanisms. This research evaluates the effectiveness of AI-driven learning tools and their influence on stud... More >
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Dr. Jaimol James (Author) 1
Pages: 10-18 || Published: 2025-10-01
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered widespread economic disruptions across emerging economies, intensifying challenges related to inflation, unemployment, fiscal imbalances, external vulnerabilities, and declining productivity. This research examines how post-pandemic policy interventions shaped macroeconomic stability and long-term sustainable g... More >
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Dr. Frenki Rajendrakumar Chauhan (Author) 1
Pages: 19-29 || Published: 2025-10-01
Global business environments are undergoing unprecedented volatility driven by accelerated technological disruptions, geopolitical fragmentation, fluctuating supply chains, climate uncertainties, shifting workforce expectations, and hypercompetition across sectors. In such complex ecosystems, organizations capable of balancing strategic fores... More >
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Dr. Ram Singh (Author) 1
Pages: 30-40 || Published: 2025-10-01
In the contemporary financial environment, young adults face increasing pressure to make informed investment decisions despite limited experience, rising economic uncertainty, and overwhelming access to financial products. This research analyzes how financial literacy, behavioral biases, cognitive limitations, and socio-economic influences sh... More >
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Dr. Sunita Kumari Malhotra (Author) 1
Pages: 41-51 || Published: 2025-10-01
The evolution of Human Resource Management (HRM) into a data-driven strategic function has transformed how organizations recruit, manage, and retain talent. Traditional HR practices relied heavily on intuition, managerial experience, and manual evaluations, often resulting in inconsistent assessments of employee performance. In contrast, the ... More >