Grad-Trips are not just a travelling experience, but a cherishing memory in itself. And going by my own experience of how time-consuming planning the grad-trip can be, here is a comprehensively compiled resource to help you solve your problem! The below article covers one such experience on a trip to Thailand, shared by an IIM Lucknow alumnus Archita Mittal.
You hear the hectic schedules and busy life of B-school students to the extent that classes, presentations, exams, and placements processes literally summarize the two years of MBA. But this does not stop the students from creating memories on campus. Rather they make the most of every opportunity they get. Here is a glimpse of how the students celebrate the different festivities at IIM Lucknow.
Abhay Shankar did his B.Tech from Delhi College of Engineering. For his final year project, he made a wheelchair prototype that moves without any touch. The wheelchair is guided by the simple eye-movement of the patient. For this, his team got a grant of Rs. 1.5 Cr. He juggled this project along with his job, which was quite taxing. Ultimately, he decided to pursue an MBA, so that he could get the relevant skills, to be able to make a business model out of his idea, to be able to pitch his project to potential investors and much more.
Is it only your academics that prepare you take challenges head-on when you enroll yourself in a B-school, or there is more to it? With various clubs and committees, B-schools push students to get into various roles where they could take up responsibilities and perform extracurricular activities while managing their academics. Clubs and Committees also prepare the students for the future corporate roles that they would take up where they would need to manage teams and organize events. Let’s have a look at how students of SDA Bocconi Asia center get engaged with various clubs and committees which in turn help them become better professionals.
Most B-school students come from urban settings, and work with brands that pertain to a target audience from the same. However, there is a plethora of products and services that that are manufactured in rural areas that deliver products with the same quality. Despite having quality products, marketing the product to a large audience becomes a challenge for many rural manufacturers. At MICA, the Rural Immersion Program aims to bridge the gap between the urban and rural by immersing students into a rural setting. The students work with rural brands to support talented individuals who deliver these products and showcase them to a larger audience. In doing so, they not only empower these rural individuals, but also learn how brand-building works, by working on real projects.
It’s been more than 100 days since I've become an MBA student, and it’s hard to comprehend that 100 days have flown by as it usually is with time. Before joining, I had read many articles about what an MBA is like, and a lot of what I had read proved correct. But there were a lot of aspects that I felt were not covered or were different from what I expected.
'Youth Entrepreneurship Summit - 2020' - The Annual Flagship E-Summit of Indian Institute of Management Bodhgaya (An Envision Cell Initiative)
Grad-Trips are not just a travelling experience, but a cherishing memory in itself. And going by my own experience of how time-consuming planning the grad-trip can be, here is a comprehensively compiled resource to help you solve your problem! The below article covers one such experience on a trip to Thailand, shared by an IIM Lucknow alumnus Archita Mittal.
You hear the hectic schedules and busy life of B-school students to the extent that classes, presentations, exams, and placements processes literally summarize the two years of MBA. But this does not stop the students from creating memories on campus. Rather they make the most of every opportunity they get. Here is a glimpse of how the students celebrate the different festivities at IIM Lucknow.
Abhay Shankar did his B.Tech from Delhi College of Engineering. For his final year project, he made a wheelchair prototype that moves without any touch. The wheelchair is guided by the simple eye-movement of the patient. For this, his team got a grant of Rs. 1.5 Cr. He juggled this project along with his job, which was quite taxing. Ultimately, he decided to pursue an MBA, so that he could get the relevant skills, to be able to make a business model out of his idea, to be able to pitch his project to potential investors and much more.
Is it only your academics that prepare you take challenges head-on when you enroll yourself in a B-school, or there is more to it? With various clubs and committees, B-schools push students to get into various roles where they could take up responsibilities and perform extracurricular activities while managing their academics. Clubs and Committees also prepare the students for the future corporate roles that they would take up where they would need to manage teams and organize events. Let’s have a look at how students of SDA Bocconi Asia center get engaged with various clubs and committees which in turn help them become better professionals.
Most B-school students come from urban settings, and work with brands that pertain to a target audience from the same. However, there is a plethora of products and services that that are manufactured in rural areas that deliver products with the same quality. Despite having quality products, marketing the product to a large audience becomes a challenge for many rural manufacturers. At MICA, the Rural Immersion Program aims to bridge the gap between the urban and rural by immersing students into a rural setting. The students work with rural brands to support talented individuals who deliver these products and showcase them to a larger audience. In doing so, they not only empower these rural individuals, but also learn how brand-building works, by working on real projects.
It’s been more than 100 days since I've become an MBA student, and it’s hard to comprehend that 100 days have flown by as it usually is with time. Before joining, I had read many articles about what an MBA is like, and a lot of what I had read proved correct. But there were a lot of aspects that I felt were not covered or were different from what I expected.
'Youth Entrepreneurship Summit - 2020' - The Annual Flagship E-Summit of Indian Institute of Management Bodhgaya (An Envision Cell Initiative)
