Every year after CAT, thousands of students face the same dilemma i.e. Which B-School to choose? No wonder this is one of the most perplexing yet the most crucial decision for any MBA aspirant as the future is at stake.
SPJIMR Business-Academia Conclave (SBAC) is a platform for businesses and academia to connect, share experiences and learn from each other against the backdrop of evolving market conditions. Initiated in 2010, SBAC has witnessed increasing participation from the industry in the six conclaves – Consulting, Finance, HR, Information Management, Marketing (SPJIMR Marketing Impact Awards), and Operations conclaves; primarily featured through keynote addresses, panel discussions, seminars, symposia, case-study presentations, etc. More than 35 prominent speakers from around the globe and 550+ corporate participants come together on this common platform every year.
Business School is typically the last educational institution for most students though there could be a couple of exceptions. All the same here is a list of 10 must do’s in any Business School, in no particular order, other than the always existing academic rigour. It is a personal opinion and there are many other points that could be added to the list!
Set to create world-class business leaders, Symbiosis Institute of Business Management leaves no stone unturned in nurturing and challenging the young minds in order to prepare them for the business world. The institute flaunts its diversity of students, encouraging them to step out of their comfort zones and interact with people with differing backgrounds. The faculty possesses corporate experience and forms the backbone of students, supporting and helping them in difficulties, thereby guiding them towards the right path. A well equipped library endorses a generous collection of books and Harvard materials to further broaden the knowledge. With frequent guest sessions, students get to have one-on-one interaction with renowned business delegates who share their industry experiences and provide an in-depth insight. The variety of knowledge enhances the clarity of goals, assists in decision making and helps students pick the most suitable stream for their career. The vast summer internship options provided by the institute give an enriching glimpse of the corporate life. The college boasts strong relations with it’s alumni who have newly entered the business world and easily relate to students, making them perfect advisors. With various clubs for finance, marketing, human resources, sports, extra curriculars, drama, music, it undoubtedly strikes the right balance, ensuring overall grooming of managers. Symbiosis has an elite infrastructure, a hostel residence along with high-quality mess facility, with a very helpful staff which attends to needs and complaints, providing best solutions. The student-driven institute, has eleven committees, that carry out events like Revelation(cultural event), Alchemy(management conclave), Utthaan (a CSR initiative), Samaagam(alumni meet) and many more, all year round. The Admissions Committee, extremely approachable and well versed with campus happenings, calms the anxiousness, answers queries and apprehensions of soon-to-be-on-board students, way before they embark upon their journey. All the activities, constantly keep students on their toes, where they strive to push their boundaries and excel along with learning time and task management in it’s truest sense.
Indian Institute of management (IIM)–this word used to hover over my mind all the times before I took CAT. I used to dream of how one feels being an IIM student. Every morning I used to think what would be my expressions when I will get up at an IIM campus. After a long wait, finally due to God’s grace, I got IIM Raipur to add two years of fruitful journey into my life.
Few days back I met a boy, I don't know his name, but kept it as Ansh (in Hindi it meant a small part), a green eyed boy, around six years old but what was special about him was that he was not special.
We don’t see doctors in Management programs very often. What was your reason to pursue the same?
Every year after CAT, thousands of students face the same dilemma i.e. Which B-School to choose? No wonder this is one of the most perplexing yet the most crucial decision for any MBA aspirant as the future is at stake.
SPJIMR Business-Academia Conclave (SBAC) is a platform for businesses and academia to connect, share experiences and learn from each other against the backdrop of evolving market conditions. Initiated in 2010, SBAC has witnessed increasing participation from the industry in the six conclaves – Consulting, Finance, HR, Information Management, Marketing (SPJIMR Marketing Impact Awards), and Operations conclaves; primarily featured through keynote addresses, panel discussions, seminars, symposia, case-study presentations, etc. More than 35 prominent speakers from around the globe and 550+ corporate participants come together on this common platform every year.
Business School is typically the last educational institution for most students though there could be a couple of exceptions. All the same here is a list of 10 must do’s in any Business School, in no particular order, other than the always existing academic rigour. It is a personal opinion and there are many other points that could be added to the list!
Set to create world-class business leaders, Symbiosis Institute of Business Management leaves no stone unturned in nurturing and challenging the young minds in order to prepare them for the business world. The institute flaunts its diversity of students, encouraging them to step out of their comfort zones and interact with people with differing backgrounds. The faculty possesses corporate experience and forms the backbone of students, supporting and helping them in difficulties, thereby guiding them towards the right path. A well equipped library endorses a generous collection of books and Harvard materials to further broaden the knowledge. With frequent guest sessions, students get to have one-on-one interaction with renowned business delegates who share their industry experiences and provide an in-depth insight. The variety of knowledge enhances the clarity of goals, assists in decision making and helps students pick the most suitable stream for their career. The vast summer internship options provided by the institute give an enriching glimpse of the corporate life. The college boasts strong relations with it’s alumni who have newly entered the business world and easily relate to students, making them perfect advisors. With various clubs for finance, marketing, human resources, sports, extra curriculars, drama, music, it undoubtedly strikes the right balance, ensuring overall grooming of managers. Symbiosis has an elite infrastructure, a hostel residence along with high-quality mess facility, with a very helpful staff which attends to needs and complaints, providing best solutions. The student-driven institute, has eleven committees, that carry out events like Revelation(cultural event), Alchemy(management conclave), Utthaan (a CSR initiative), Samaagam(alumni meet) and many more, all year round. The Admissions Committee, extremely approachable and well versed with campus happenings, calms the anxiousness, answers queries and apprehensions of soon-to-be-on-board students, way before they embark upon their journey. All the activities, constantly keep students on their toes, where they strive to push their boundaries and excel along with learning time and task management in it’s truest sense.
Indian Institute of management (IIM)–this word used to hover over my mind all the times before I took CAT. I used to dream of how one feels being an IIM student. Every morning I used to think what would be my expressions when I will get up at an IIM campus. After a long wait, finally due to God’s grace, I got IIM Raipur to add two years of fruitful journey into my life.
Few days back I met a boy, I don't know his name, but kept it as Ansh (in Hindi it meant a small part), a green eyed boy, around six years old but what was special about him was that he was not special.
We don’t see doctors in Management programs very often. What was your reason to pursue the same?
