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My Journey From 630 To 740 In GMAT

My Journey From 630 To 740 In GMAT

I consider GMAT one of the most well planned exams. That does not mean it gets any easier to score well in it. Here are my 2 cents on the preparation. Hope it helps.

Anmol Mahajan
Careers In Social Sector - Trailer

Careers In Social Sector - Trailer

Do you wish to work in the social sector but don't know where to begin? Careers In Social Sector is an online course for people looking for meaningful work through which they can create a positive impact on the society. It aims to show you the real picture of Indian social sector. 1. Get a glimpse of the social sector ecosystem. 2. Learn about opportunities available in various areas of work. 3. Watch interviews with various professionals who are working in different field of work. 4. Learn how to choose an organisation to work for and how to crack the interview. 5. This course will bust all the myths you had about working for impact. 6. Gain practical knowledge about the sector through activities.

InsideIIM Career Services
4 Qualities of Successful CEOs That Every Student Can Learn From

4 Qualities of Successful CEOs That Every Student Can Learn From

As a student, it’s always good to have people to look up to and take inspiration from. No matter which subject you are studying, CEOs of successful companies make awesome role models, especially when they display the best of qualities. Successful leaders have qualities that students in all subject areas and industries can learn from, whether it be leadership skills, good teamwork skills, the ability to make educated and smart decisions under pressure, or strategic thinking abilities. Read on to discover more about the top qualities that all good CEOs possess, and take inspiration from them.

Boris Dzhingarov
Post Budget Analysis 2018 By NITIE Mumbai

Post Budget Analysis 2018 By NITIE Mumbai

Whenever we hear the term 'Budget', it gets us intrigued. What kind of budget? Is there anything which will directly or indirectly impact me, my surroundings or the country? These are the kind of inquisitive questions, we generally have ahead of any budget and the Union Budget 2018 was no different. Being the last full budget of the current government, it was thought to be a populist budget. Also, it was the first budget since the introduction of GST and was keenly watched to see what the Finance Minister does to boost growth in Asia's third-largest economy. The budget included many significant announcements. The National Health Protection Scheme(NHPS) being one of the main draws – which intends to provide a health insurance to 100 million families with an annual cover of up to ₹5 lakhs. The long-term capital gains (LTCG) tax of 10% was re-introduced. Corporate tax was reduced from 30 to 25% for companies with turnover up to ₹250 crores. The govt. seemed interested to push for digital technologies like blockchain.

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