A woman plays many roles - a daughter, a student, a working professional, and a mother. Each role has its own challenges and ever so often, two roles overlap each other, and a woman can either choose between the two or take on a challenge.
Are you a fresher who has a call from your dream B-school? Are you preparing for your GD-PI? Well, then you must surely be thinking of how and what to prepare for your b-school interview.
Can we isolate the psychological and emotional investment into institutions like marriage, and view it entirely from the perspective of an Economic investment? How can we understand human beings and their decision-making abilities through the application of Economics?
After cracking CAT, your next challenge is to perform well in the WAT-PI round. It is your one shot to make an impression on your dream b-school of why you'd make a great fit in the classroom. Students who crack this round prepare themselves for personal, technical and case study questions.
Case studies are an MBA staple. As a b-school student, you will be solving case studies to understand businesses, the challenges they have faced and how they overcame it. It is crucial for you to understand how to solve a case and the impact of its solution on the business. You'll learn how businesses strategically plan everything, from their smallest investment to their biggest move, and you'll also understand the psyche with which these decisions are made.
While you may think a b-school is brimming with FinGods and Marketing Gurus, it'll be a pleasant surprise to see the variety of talent they have. One such b-school is IIM-Indore.
Do you want to be an entrepreneur? Are you considering what your next steps should be? Should you pursue a management degree or get the first-hand experience in the market? And have you also asked yourself if entrepreneurship can actually be learned in a classroom?
It was 7:00 in the morning as I sprung up from my bed, silencing the 5th among a dozen alarms I had set for that morning. After a night of disturbed sleep and mulling over the day that was to come, I decided to finally get off the bed and suit up. The day of the interview had finally come. Burning hours of midnight oil in remembering the names of presidents, cabinet portfolios and CEOs would soon be put to test. As I reached the venue and my name was called out, my heart was racing, anxious to ace the interview and secure a seat at one of the top B-Schools of the country.
A woman plays many roles - a daughter, a student, a working professional, and a mother. Each role has its own challenges and ever so often, two roles overlap each other, and a woman can either choose between the two or take on a challenge.
Are you a fresher who has a call from your dream B-school? Are you preparing for your GD-PI? Well, then you must surely be thinking of how and what to prepare for your b-school interview.
Can we isolate the psychological and emotional investment into institutions like marriage, and view it entirely from the perspective of an Economic investment? How can we understand human beings and their decision-making abilities through the application of Economics?
After cracking CAT, your next challenge is to perform well in the WAT-PI round. It is your one shot to make an impression on your dream b-school of why you'd make a great fit in the classroom. Students who crack this round prepare themselves for personal, technical and case study questions.
Case studies are an MBA staple. As a b-school student, you will be solving case studies to understand businesses, the challenges they have faced and how they overcame it. It is crucial for you to understand how to solve a case and the impact of its solution on the business. You'll learn how businesses strategically plan everything, from their smallest investment to their biggest move, and you'll also understand the psyche with which these decisions are made.
While you may think a b-school is brimming with FinGods and Marketing Gurus, it'll be a pleasant surprise to see the variety of talent they have. One such b-school is IIM-Indore.
Do you want to be an entrepreneur? Are you considering what your next steps should be? Should you pursue a management degree or get the first-hand experience in the market? And have you also asked yourself if entrepreneurship can actually be learned in a classroom?
It was 7:00 in the morning as I sprung up from my bed, silencing the 5th among a dozen alarms I had set for that morning. After a night of disturbed sleep and mulling over the day that was to come, I decided to finally get off the bed and suit up. The day of the interview had finally come. Burning hours of midnight oil in remembering the names of presidents, cabinet portfolios and CEOs would soon be put to test. As I reached the venue and my name was called out, my heart was racing, anxious to ace the interview and secure a seat at one of the top B-Schools of the country.
