If stocks, securities, and investment mediums intrigue you, then a career in finance may be worth considering. The industry offers a diverse range of career choices to professionals as well as beginners who possess the required skill sets. Financial services are multifaceted.
Business schools across the country offer a variety of opportunities and learning to their cohorts each year. But what it is that top business schools do differently that makes them valuable?
What exactly are the things that attract you to a B-school campus? We all know that B-school life is a little more than just academics and placement. From the kind of environment you are studying to that of the network you are building, committees and clubs you are taking part in or the relationships you are building in the two years are equally important. And to talk more exactly about these facets, we have second-year IMT Hyderabad student Sanjana Satapathy, who not only has actively taken part in all the extra-curricular activities but has improved her personality through soaking in all the learning in the last two years.
Placements are something that every B-school student looks at, at the end of their 2 years. And the diverse the opportunities for these students, the better are the career prospects. We today have a set of students from XIMB, who have interned and converted PPOs in companies belonging to diverse sectors. Listen to the students how they converted Mahindra and ICICI PPO and what was the experience like interning with companies like Duff & Phelps and HUL.
What does it take to have a successful career in Finance? Is it just about getting the academics right or there is more to it? Are there attitudinal changes that the future of finance career demands from students, who are going to be part of the big bad world of Finance? All your questions will be answered in this video where, Gaurav Jain, Sr. Vice President- Institutional Equities, Motilal Oswal decodes the skills you need to ace the future finance careers. An NLDIMSR alumni Gaurav Jain further talks about his journey of making it to the big league in this video. *This is a promoted feature.
For the 30th episode of #YOBOLive, meet recruitment teams from companies like L’Oréal, ABG, TAS, BCG, Google, and more. Join us for the live screening of the “India’s Most Desired Recruiter Awards!" Here’s your chance to meet recruitment teams from the likes of HUL, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, Amazon, Google and more. Find out which companies were voted the most desirable and cool employers to work with by MBA students, aspirants and alumni alike. Find out what skills and qualities recruiters look for and why these companies are so loved. Learn how to crack GD-PIs for placements from the employers’ perspective. Here’s your chance to meet & greet as well as prepare along with students from different b-schools and ultimately convert that call, bag that internship & PPO! Register here right now!
What are some of things that you look forward to while making a choice of a B-school? Is it just the campus life, ROI, placement figures, academic record or there is more to it? Two second year students of FORE School of Management, Harshit Vasan and Prachi Rohira will take you through to 5 interesting things that their B-school provided them with, making it easier for them to have a fruitful B-school experience. *This is a promoted feature.
Sohum Sen first wrote the CAT in 2017. When he didn't make the cut, he decided to continue working at Infosys and prepare for CAT once again. Come 2019, he finally scored 99.98%ile in CAT and cracked IIM C. In this video, he shares his unique IIM C interview experience. He further takes us through his XLRI Jamshedpur interview story and then his interview with MDI Gurgaon. Finally he tells us about his FMS experience and how he made the cut because luckily, the b-school decided to do away with interviews thanks to COVID 19. If you're preparing for your WAT-GD-PI this year, this is a must watch. Find out Sohum's insightful take on writing the WAT, filling b-school application forms and approaching controversial questions as well!
If stocks, securities, and investment mediums intrigue you, then a career in finance may be worth considering. The industry offers a diverse range of career choices to professionals as well as beginners who possess the required skill sets. Financial services are multifaceted.
Business schools across the country offer a variety of opportunities and learning to their cohorts each year. But what it is that top business schools do differently that makes them valuable?
What exactly are the things that attract you to a B-school campus? We all know that B-school life is a little more than just academics and placement. From the kind of environment you are studying to that of the network you are building, committees and clubs you are taking part in or the relationships you are building in the two years are equally important. And to talk more exactly about these facets, we have second-year IMT Hyderabad student Sanjana Satapathy, who not only has actively taken part in all the extra-curricular activities but has improved her personality through soaking in all the learning in the last two years.
Placements are something that every B-school student looks at, at the end of their 2 years. And the diverse the opportunities for these students, the better are the career prospects. We today have a set of students from XIMB, who have interned and converted PPOs in companies belonging to diverse sectors. Listen to the students how they converted Mahindra and ICICI PPO and what was the experience like interning with companies like Duff & Phelps and HUL.
What does it take to have a successful career in Finance? Is it just about getting the academics right or there is more to it? Are there attitudinal changes that the future of finance career demands from students, who are going to be part of the big bad world of Finance? All your questions will be answered in this video where, Gaurav Jain, Sr. Vice President- Institutional Equities, Motilal Oswal decodes the skills you need to ace the future finance careers. An NLDIMSR alumni Gaurav Jain further talks about his journey of making it to the big league in this video. *This is a promoted feature.
For the 30th episode of #YOBOLive, meet recruitment teams from companies like L’Oréal, ABG, TAS, BCG, Google, and more. Join us for the live screening of the “India’s Most Desired Recruiter Awards!" Here’s your chance to meet recruitment teams from the likes of HUL, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, Amazon, Google and more. Find out which companies were voted the most desirable and cool employers to work with by MBA students, aspirants and alumni alike. Find out what skills and qualities recruiters look for and why these companies are so loved. Learn how to crack GD-PIs for placements from the employers’ perspective. Here’s your chance to meet & greet as well as prepare along with students from different b-schools and ultimately convert that call, bag that internship & PPO! Register here right now!
What are some of things that you look forward to while making a choice of a B-school? Is it just the campus life, ROI, placement figures, academic record or there is more to it? Two second year students of FORE School of Management, Harshit Vasan and Prachi Rohira will take you through to 5 interesting things that their B-school provided them with, making it easier for them to have a fruitful B-school experience. *This is a promoted feature.
Sohum Sen first wrote the CAT in 2017. When he didn't make the cut, he decided to continue working at Infosys and prepare for CAT once again. Come 2019, he finally scored 99.98%ile in CAT and cracked IIM C. In this video, he shares his unique IIM C interview experience. He further takes us through his XLRI Jamshedpur interview story and then his interview with MDI Gurgaon. Finally he tells us about his FMS experience and how he made the cut because luckily, the b-school decided to do away with interviews thanks to COVID 19. If you're preparing for your WAT-GD-PI this year, this is a must watch. Find out Sohum's insightful take on writing the WAT, filling b-school application forms and approaching controversial questions as well!
