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Excel with Maxel At Maxel we redefine education and make you explore a new world of excellence. Excel With Maxel maxEL …Maximizing Education & Learning Innovative Education Platform MAXEL is an innovative Education Platform and a sub-brand of Maxel Group. It offers eLearning Programmes, online courses, and simulations in About Us management, executive education, skill development, and career education by assimilating, WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO generating and fostering some of the finest ideas and practices in the fields of education. At maxEL, we maximize education and learning by building world-class skills and capabilities, developing knowledge capital, and creating Our Vision intellectual assets. With maxEL, the monotonous classroom education and traditional lecture-based With a strong belief in maximizing the process of organizing human energies and activities at higher levels to achieve teaching is getting transformed through simulation- greater results, Maxel wants to be the leading online learning solution company that provides an ideal platform for based inspiring learning processes, self-directed those who want to excel in their professional pursuits through quality education. learning, project based educational interventions, and personalized learning opportunities for the learners to excel in a student-centric learning Redefining Learning: Education at a Crossroads environment. The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), the most serious global health security threat today, has redefined education today and all the universities and institutions across the globe shifted all its educational activities online including its classes, meetings, seminars, With an expert team of eminent and distinguished workshops, discussions, examinations, etc. due to the restrictions as a result of the threat of the Corona virus spread. It has led to a academicians from IIMs and IITs, maxEL broader appreciation of online education but at the same time it has exposed the constraints of online education education vs face specializes in eLearning education. As our experts to face traditional education. 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Get connected to top mentors and peer learners at MAXEL TIMESPRO Platform while doing the programme maxEL …Maximizing Education & Learning Maxel offers online learning solutions including simulations, online courses, blended courses, and online learning support consisting of interactive online learning activities, e-assignments, and e-engagements of learners. Why Maxel offers lots of reasons to join! 1. You have lot of learning flexibility and you can choose from various maxEL learning options by choosing the schedule, the place, the structure, and the content. People who live in remote areas and villages and have no access to educational facilities can choose online Maxel language courses. Whether you are a housewife, a busy professional, or a government offical, you can choose an appropriate Maxel course. 2. Maxel allows a more student-centered learning approach and goes as per the learning preferences of learners. 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Our Partners/Clients maxEL …Maximizing Education & Learning Maxel Executive Education (MEE) Maxel Executive Education (MEE) covers high-quality and innovative customized as well as open executive education online programmes on a wide range of management subjects including leadership, personal development, finance, HR, Operations, IT, Organizational Behavior and Our General Management for companies, organizations, institutions, government departments, Verticals and for individuals including working professionals and entrepreneurs. Simulations Maxel is developing simulations for a wide range of subjects including soft skills, IT, leadership, personal development, finance, HR, Operations, IT, Organizational Behavior and General Management providing a new and fresh way of learning. As simulations are the ultimate way to tie theory and practice together, they boost student engagement and learning outcomes by letting them learn by getting actively engaged in different processes. The innovative approach of identifying, examining, and integrating learning of concepts as well as skills through simulations makes Maxel the desired destinations of large number of organizations. Skill Development Skill Development will be education resources provider to individuals and institutions and it will be involved in designing and conducting online skill development programmes and courses based on individual as well as organizational requirements. Maxel intends to provide online skill development training for employability to a minimum of one million individuals during next two years. Certificate Programmes in Management Maxel has come out with the idea of Online Certificate Programmes in Management for busy professionals and entrepreneurs who intend to improve their professional expertise but do not have the time to spare for regular courses. 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Maxel helps these institutions in their efforts by offering need-based elearning career programmes. maxEL …Maximizing Education & Learning We pride ourselves on our leadership team that includes eminent educators and trainers, distinguished academicians, well-known consultants and award-winning authors. As our team leverages its expertise and Leadership action research to create new knowledge and functional concepts that shape the practice of education, they are one of the best in education and they remain close to practice through relationships with the corporate world. DR M ASHRAF RIZVI DR S. P. PARASHAR Senior Advisor DR MIRZA S SAIYADAIN Founder & CEO Chief Content officer Former Director of IIM Indore, and Dr. M Ashraf Rizvi is founder & Former Professor of IIM Ahmedabad currently Adjunct faculty at Rady CEO of MAXEL. 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