As part of PGP program, IIM Nagpur offers a week-long international immersion module to its students. The objective of this course to provide exposure to another country’s business culture, traditions and practices.
Hailing from a middle-class family from Maharashtra Jahnavi always believed in dreaming big. After doing her B.E. from Government College of Engineering, Jalgaon, she went ahead and joined IIM Rohtak to pursue Fellowship Program in Human Resource Management. On July 2018, Jahnavi represented India in the BRICS Youth Summit which was held in South Africa. “Staying optimistic and hard work is the key to achieve anything” is what Jahnavi Patky says. Let's get a glimpse of her experience at BRICS.
The media has grown immensely in various forms. Any business that wishes to reach out to its customers’ needs to embrace media and utilize its offerings to derive maximum returns. The purpose of this conclave is to bring together media stalwarts and future managers to reflect on the changing media-scape and its increased relevance in the lives of consumers and managers alike.
“Actions always prove why words mean nothing “- Very well said by someone that applies to almost everyone, the emphasis being on the word ‘almost’. For some people, words itself become their tool for action, as was the case with Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia. Little did people foresee about an IAS aspirant revolutionising the Indian Rap music industry while his peers were busy following the norms for success.
“One for all and all for one” a utopian, but achievable goal, towards which the society has just laid its feet. Now, all that is required is just to prove our mettle to make our society a more inclusive one, by connecting the people who have been neglected somehow.
Summer placements can be overwhelming. There are tonnes of things to research on, mock GDs, practice tests, and HR questions to prepare for. Wouldn't it be nice to hear from someone who not only got into your dream company but also cracked the PPO? Asian Paints is one of the biggest players in its market, but what is it like to be an intern there?
You think you know all about people and their cultures until you enter a university like Purdue. There are few words that can encapsulate that overwhelming realization of the number of diverse paths which exist. And this diversity is at par when you are studying at one of the most prestigious and globally recognized Institute in the world – Purdue University. It is quite a culture shock for some, how the tiny things we take for granted don’t have any space in the lives of others. There are people like us i.e. Indians who can communicate easily whereas there are some students for whom this is the first time they have been taught in English, Engineers who tilt their heads in confusion while in conversations with the students of Accounts over the concepts of debit & credit, 21-year olds fresh out of college learning alongside people having corporate world experience of 10-12 years.
As part of PGP program, IIM Nagpur offers a week-long international immersion module to its students. The objective of this course to provide exposure to another country’s business culture, traditions and practices.
Hailing from a middle-class family from Maharashtra Jahnavi always believed in dreaming big. After doing her B.E. from Government College of Engineering, Jalgaon, she went ahead and joined IIM Rohtak to pursue Fellowship Program in Human Resource Management. On July 2018, Jahnavi represented India in the BRICS Youth Summit which was held in South Africa. “Staying optimistic and hard work is the key to achieve anything” is what Jahnavi Patky says. Let's get a glimpse of her experience at BRICS.
The media has grown immensely in various forms. Any business that wishes to reach out to its customers’ needs to embrace media and utilize its offerings to derive maximum returns. The purpose of this conclave is to bring together media stalwarts and future managers to reflect on the changing media-scape and its increased relevance in the lives of consumers and managers alike.
“Actions always prove why words mean nothing “- Very well said by someone that applies to almost everyone, the emphasis being on the word ‘almost’. For some people, words itself become their tool for action, as was the case with Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia. Little did people foresee about an IAS aspirant revolutionising the Indian Rap music industry while his peers were busy following the norms for success.
“One for all and all for one” a utopian, but achievable goal, towards which the society has just laid its feet. Now, all that is required is just to prove our mettle to make our society a more inclusive one, by connecting the people who have been neglected somehow.
Summer placements can be overwhelming. There are tonnes of things to research on, mock GDs, practice tests, and HR questions to prepare for. Wouldn't it be nice to hear from someone who not only got into your dream company but also cracked the PPO? Asian Paints is one of the biggest players in its market, but what is it like to be an intern there?
You think you know all about people and their cultures until you enter a university like Purdue. There are few words that can encapsulate that overwhelming realization of the number of diverse paths which exist. And this diversity is at par when you are studying at one of the most prestigious and globally recognized Institute in the world – Purdue University. It is quite a culture shock for some, how the tiny things we take for granted don’t have any space in the lives of others. There are people like us i.e. Indians who can communicate easily whereas there are some students for whom this is the first time they have been taught in English, Engineers who tilt their heads in confusion while in conversations with the students of Accounts over the concepts of debit & credit, 21-year olds fresh out of college learning alongside people having corporate world experience of 10-12 years.
