Reaching the summit of the mountainous CAT gives that feeling of irrevocable and irreplaceable joy, especially after long hours of grasping concepts, preparations, mock tests, and the ultimate stressful pressure of the numerous college interviews. A short break after the b-schools announce their results, and thereafter that dreamt life awaits our arrival in the reality.
Disclaimer: Although the author of this article is from IIM Lucknow, the points stated below are more or less true for all established or older MBA colleges in India. Would still love to hear divergent views in the comments section from students of other colleges.
It is rightly said, chase your dreams until you reach the epitome of success. This thought has been the driving force of my life. My aim was to do MBA in Human Resource Management from a reputed business school so that I could be qualified enough to construct a congenial and immersive atmosphere for one of the most important resources in any company that I work for.
The two years of management education form an important phase in any student’s life, more so when it takes a considerable amount of effort from you, your parent’s (and a Bank’s part) to get you into a prestigious b-school. Getting admission into one is just the start of it; you go with the mind set of making the best out of it and coming out as a different person. But nothing can fully prepare you for the rollercoaster journey that MBA is, for no two days at a b-school are similar.
Toastmasters International is a nonprofit organisation formed to boost public speaking and leadership skills amongst us. It's headquartered in the USA. B-Schools nowadays teach their students that the first and foremost "C" in any leadership lesson is Communication and Toastmasters do justice to that. I was a part of this lovely organisation for 4 years now and when I secured admission in MISB Bocconi, it dawned upon me to start the Toastmasters legacy here.
Going.. going.. going........ GONE
Irrelevant as it may sound, Tango’s got nothing to do with my article. However, my next three hundred words or so would revolve around the latter. The past three months, to be precise the first Trimester of my MBA Life, has taught me a lot of lessons. So here’s a glimpse into my first trimester at SBM, NMIMS Mumbai.
Reaching the summit of the mountainous CAT gives that feeling of irrevocable and irreplaceable joy, especially after long hours of grasping concepts, preparations, mock tests, and the ultimate stressful pressure of the numerous college interviews. A short break after the b-schools announce their results, and thereafter that dreamt life awaits our arrival in the reality.
Disclaimer: Although the author of this article is from IIM Lucknow, the points stated below are more or less true for all established or older MBA colleges in India. Would still love to hear divergent views in the comments section from students of other colleges.
It is rightly said, chase your dreams until you reach the epitome of success. This thought has been the driving force of my life. My aim was to do MBA in Human Resource Management from a reputed business school so that I could be qualified enough to construct a congenial and immersive atmosphere for one of the most important resources in any company that I work for.
The two years of management education form an important phase in any student’s life, more so when it takes a considerable amount of effort from you, your parent’s (and a Bank’s part) to get you into a prestigious b-school. Getting admission into one is just the start of it; you go with the mind set of making the best out of it and coming out as a different person. But nothing can fully prepare you for the rollercoaster journey that MBA is, for no two days at a b-school are similar.
Toastmasters International is a nonprofit organisation formed to boost public speaking and leadership skills amongst us. It's headquartered in the USA. B-Schools nowadays teach their students that the first and foremost "C" in any leadership lesson is Communication and Toastmasters do justice to that. I was a part of this lovely organisation for 4 years now and when I secured admission in MISB Bocconi, it dawned upon me to start the Toastmasters legacy here.
Going.. going.. going........ GONE
Irrelevant as it may sound, Tango’s got nothing to do with my article. However, my next three hundred words or so would revolve around the latter. The past three months, to be precise the first Trimester of my MBA Life, has taught me a lot of lessons. So here’s a glimpse into my first trimester at SBM, NMIMS Mumbai.
