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MSP selections are ON - India

For those who don't know what MSP stands for MSP stands for Microsoft Student Partner. This student partner program is run by Microsoft to choose among many a few who are enthusiastic about technology and Microsoft. students from all over the globe are selected for this program. students who are selected are equipped with the task of informing others about the Microsoft technologies and products like the VS 2010:) and Silverlight etc etc. for this they may conduct sessions or hands on labs. in return MSPs get a lot. the best thing being the MSDN premium account :)
The good news is that now you can apply to be an MSP. All you need to do is go to the student-partners web site and click on the apply now box.
Though the selection process changes every time. The process will test your technological and public speaking skills and a technology related blog is always preferred. last time they asked us to upload a 3 min video about any MS technology. and then after that they asked us to collect 150 points by conducting various activities. last date to apply is 15th aug 2010.
details about creating student tech clubs is available here
BEST OF LUCK GUYS.

mail me if you get stuck some where
parv0888@student-partners.com
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