Mr. Siddharth Sharma, Director, Debt Capital Market, HSBC India, visited the campus on 13th December, 2015 to share his insights on the topic Debt capital markets with the PGP – Mumbai participants. The session was highly interactive and revolved around the advantages provided by financing debts using capital markets, as well as the risks and challenges provided by the same.
All it takes to get a good job or admission in a good school is… a Burger!
The PGPB delivers a world-class business and entrepreneurial education in just 22 months of full-time study. How do we pull this off? Through a carefully designed, cutting-edge curriculum split into two modules which add up to an optimized fusion of theory and practice aimed at building effective and responsible innovators.
I am always amazed at the ingenuity of our street side vendors - selling vegetables / fruits & shop owners - like laundry.
We don’t see doctors in Management programs very often. What was your reason to pursue the same?
All it takes to get a good job or admission in a good school is… a Burger!
This is in continuation to our series ‘The Special Ones‘ ,where toppers from the finest Business Schools talk about their first year experiences. This time, we have Pankaj Kumar Thakur from IIM Indore Mumbai Campus giving you some interesting insights about how life is at the premier B-School of the country
I have been in a very reflective mood lately and one of the things I have been thinking the most about is my education. I was a good student and while that may seem like a good thing, it is actually one of the biggest regrets of my life. When I look back at my school days, I can’t recall friendships, pranks, crushes or boyfriends with the same depth as I can the exams, scheduled tests or results. I never learnt to celebrate a 29/30 in a Sanskrit exam-I only knew how to sulk about not getting full marks. I never learnt how to be a gracious loser and clap for the person who beat me in tests….I only felt a wave of jealousy and humiliation at being beaten. I never realized that in life, what matters in humility in victory and grace in defeat…but God has his own plans and it took me years of insecurity, competitiveness and personal, academic and professional failures to make peace with the fact that one can’t and shouldn’t always be first. Sometimes, being first makes you win the battle, but lose the war.
Mr. Siddharth Sharma, Director, Debt Capital Market, HSBC India, visited the campus on 13th December, 2015 to share his insights on the topic Debt capital markets with the PGP – Mumbai participants. The session was highly interactive and revolved around the advantages provided by financing debts using capital markets, as well as the risks and challenges provided by the same.
All it takes to get a good job or admission in a good school is… a Burger!
The PGPB delivers a world-class business and entrepreneurial education in just 22 months of full-time study. How do we pull this off? Through a carefully designed, cutting-edge curriculum split into two modules which add up to an optimized fusion of theory and practice aimed at building effective and responsible innovators.
I am always amazed at the ingenuity of our street side vendors - selling vegetables / fruits & shop owners - like laundry.
We don’t see doctors in Management programs very often. What was your reason to pursue the same?
All it takes to get a good job or admission in a good school is… a Burger!
This is in continuation to our series ‘The Special Ones‘ ,where toppers from the finest Business Schools talk about their first year experiences. This time, we have Pankaj Kumar Thakur from IIM Indore Mumbai Campus giving you some interesting insights about how life is at the premier B-School of the country
I have been in a very reflective mood lately and one of the things I have been thinking the most about is my education. I was a good student and while that may seem like a good thing, it is actually one of the biggest regrets of my life. When I look back at my school days, I can’t recall friendships, pranks, crushes or boyfriends with the same depth as I can the exams, scheduled tests or results. I never learnt to celebrate a 29/30 in a Sanskrit exam-I only knew how to sulk about not getting full marks. I never learnt how to be a gracious loser and clap for the person who beat me in tests….I only felt a wave of jealousy and humiliation at being beaten. I never realized that in life, what matters in humility in victory and grace in defeat…but God has his own plans and it took me years of insecurity, competitiveness and personal, academic and professional failures to make peace with the fact that one can’t and shouldn’t always be first. Sometimes, being first makes you win the battle, but lose the war.
