Over 140 ACADEMIC DEGREES - Prof. Parthibhan of Vivekananda college, chennai, TN

garam_kuta wrote:Incomplete Business card of Professor Parthibhan, at 14:50 in this video  also at 16:35-16:40

he is 54, over 140 academic degrees in about 30 plus years - pretty impressive; obsession with education? to what end?

garam_kuta wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:Incomplete Business card of Professor Parthibhan, at 14:50 in this video  also at 16:35-16:40

he is 54, over 140 academic degrees in about 30 plus years - pretty impressive; obsession with education? to what end?

his facebook account : https://www.facebook.com/PROF-VN-Parthiban-243066509037258/

MA(Economics, Public Administration, Sociology, Rural Development, Business Economics, Human Rights, Personal Management & Industrial Relations), MIM, MHRM, M.Com., M.Com.(Banking & Insurance Mgt., Accounts, Financial Management, Co-operative Management), MLM, MFM, MFT, MCS, M.Sc(Psychology, Ecology & Environment, Marketing, Total Quality Management), M.Phil.(Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, Public Administration, Commerce, Economics, Management, Labour Studies, Corporate Secretaryship), M.L.(Contract including Mercantile Law, Labour, Industrial Relations & Administrative Law), FICWA, ASM, AMIMA, PGDBA (IIMS), PGDBA (LIBA), PGDPM(NIPM), PGDPM&IR, PGDMM(IIMM), PGDM(AIMA), PGDLA, PGDFM, PGDOR, PGDAOR, PGIPR, PGHRDI, Dip.in Training & Development, Dip.in Labour Laws, Dip.in Management Laws, DBF(ICFAI), DBF(IIBF), DTE, DRTM, Grad O.R. PGDILP, PDQAM (IIQA), LIII, MBA(Finance, Insurance & Risk Management), PDFM, Dip in Taxation ML(Constitution and International Law), LLM(Business Law, Material Management), ACS, PGBL, PGDITL, AIII (General Insurance)

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:

garam_kuta wrote:Incomplete Business card of Professor Parthibhan, at 14:50 in this video  also at 16:35-16:40

he is 54, over 140 academic degrees in about 30 plus years - pretty impressive; obsession with education? to what end?

his facebook account : https://www.facebook.com/PROF-VN-Parthiban-243066509037258/

MA(Economics, Public Administration, Sociology, Rural Development, Business Economics, Human Rights, Personal Management & Industrial Relations), MIM, MHRM, M.Com., M.Com.(Banking & Insurance Mgt., Accounts, Financial Management, Co-operative Management), MLM, MFM, MFT, MCS, M.Sc(Psychology, Ecology & Environment, Marketing, Total Quality Management), M.Phil.(Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, Public Administration, Commerce, Economics, Management, Labour Studies, Corporate Secretaryship), M.L.(Contract including Mercantile Law, Labour, Industrial Relations & Administrative Law), FICWA, ASM, AMIMA, PGDBA (IIMS), PGDBA (LIBA), PGDPM(NIPM), PGDPM&IR, PGDMM(IIMM), PGDM(AIMA), PGDLA, PGDFM, PGDOR, PGDAOR, PGIPR, PGHRDI, Dip.in Training & Development, Dip.in Labour Laws, Dip.in Management Laws, DBF(ICFAI), DBF(IIBF), DTE, DRTM, Grad O.R. PGDILP, PDQAM (IIQA), LIII, MBA(Finance, Insurance & Risk Management), PDFM, Dip in Taxation ML(Constitution and International Law), LLM(Business Law, Material Management), ACS, PGBL, PGDITL, AIII (General Insurance)

There were some very valid questions and he could not answer them even reasonably.

1)  he could not really master any ONE subject - to publish or produce something notable in any particular subject.

2) He could have instead helped a lot of poor students study one degree each and take care of 135 familie.

If he were interested in "learning" the subject mattter, he could have simply read these books for free at libraries - after all, almost all his degrees are "reading-heavy" and not science/math heavy.

No one would take him seriously.