It requires a lot of courage for a caterpillar to break the comfortable cocoon and engage itself in the dangerous world outside. The risk pays off and it gets transformed into a vibrant butterfly gliding from one flower to another.
15 years of school in Joka made it my second home during childhood. Going to and coming home from school every day gave me a glimpse of the hallowed gates of IIM Calcutta just across the road. Even the bus conductors shouted ‘Management! Management!’ to contest for passengers; such is this institution’s aura! One thing became clear right then – my choice of b-school would be easy if I ever looked for an MBA.
Getting a certification is a great way to advance your skills and improve your income. Whether you work for a small business, healthcare, real estate or any other industry vertical that recruits IT professionals, your best choice would be bolstering the existing degree to open new doors of opportunities. This article will aid you to decide which certificate you should add in your bucket of credentials to succeed in today’s workplace.
Every MBA aspirant across the globe would have, at some point of time in her/his MBA application preparation, been exposed to the argument that exists about the utility of the MBA itself, notwithstanding its various forms (full-time/part-time, weekend, distant, etc). Return on Investment is now a standard ranking parameter for major listings like the ones prepared by FT, Forbes and so on. While the frameworks for evaluation would vary, my personal take on this is that there are MBAs and there are MBAs. While it is possible to zoom into certain aspects of aspiration like the desire to work in a certain geography and hence pick a particular school which acts as a gateway, there are some schools and some programs you can never go wrong with choosing. As the PGPX batch of 2016~17 enters into its second term, we are all unanimous in our belief that the PGPX is one such program.
As a child, I was in awe of the IITs and IIMs: their stunning campuses, intelligent students and venerable professors. I wrote my CAT after little prep back in 2006 and scored a lacklustre percentile. That same year, I had applied to five top schools for MS. You can perhaps discern the amount of clarity in the direction I wanted to pursue then – MS or MBA?! I consider myself more of a B-school candidate today. But back in the day, most of us buckled into peer pressure; I had written the GRE (that helped though because I can throw around words like discombobulated. See!), applied for MS. That did not work out.
Bulls & Bears was conceptualized as a way for students to analyse financial statements of the company and make meaningful deductions out of them resulting in a set of actionables. This skill is very important and highly valued at senior level.
Under the EPGP iKON (Industry Konnect) CXO Lecture Series, Mr. Anuj Tejpal, Chief Business Development Officer, OYO Rooms visited IIM Indore on Friday, June 17,2016. He delivered an incredible talk on the topic ‘Challenges for Young Entrepreneurs- Contributions to Make in India Initiative'.
It requires a lot of courage for a caterpillar to break the comfortable cocoon and engage itself in the dangerous world outside. The risk pays off and it gets transformed into a vibrant butterfly gliding from one flower to another.
15 years of school in Joka made it my second home during childhood. Going to and coming home from school every day gave me a glimpse of the hallowed gates of IIM Calcutta just across the road. Even the bus conductors shouted ‘Management! Management!’ to contest for passengers; such is this institution’s aura! One thing became clear right then – my choice of b-school would be easy if I ever looked for an MBA.
Getting a certification is a great way to advance your skills and improve your income. Whether you work for a small business, healthcare, real estate or any other industry vertical that recruits IT professionals, your best choice would be bolstering the existing degree to open new doors of opportunities. This article will aid you to decide which certificate you should add in your bucket of credentials to succeed in today’s workplace.
Every MBA aspirant across the globe would have, at some point of time in her/his MBA application preparation, been exposed to the argument that exists about the utility of the MBA itself, notwithstanding its various forms (full-time/part-time, weekend, distant, etc). Return on Investment is now a standard ranking parameter for major listings like the ones prepared by FT, Forbes and so on. While the frameworks for evaluation would vary, my personal take on this is that there are MBAs and there are MBAs. While it is possible to zoom into certain aspects of aspiration like the desire to work in a certain geography and hence pick a particular school which acts as a gateway, there are some schools and some programs you can never go wrong with choosing. As the PGPX batch of 2016~17 enters into its second term, we are all unanimous in our belief that the PGPX is one such program.
As a child, I was in awe of the IITs and IIMs: their stunning campuses, intelligent students and venerable professors. I wrote my CAT after little prep back in 2006 and scored a lacklustre percentile. That same year, I had applied to five top schools for MS. You can perhaps discern the amount of clarity in the direction I wanted to pursue then – MS or MBA?! I consider myself more of a B-school candidate today. But back in the day, most of us buckled into peer pressure; I had written the GRE (that helped though because I can throw around words like discombobulated. See!), applied for MS. That did not work out.
Bulls & Bears was conceptualized as a way for students to analyse financial statements of the company and make meaningful deductions out of them resulting in a set of actionables. This skill is very important and highly valued at senior level.
Under the EPGP iKON (Industry Konnect) CXO Lecture Series, Mr. Anuj Tejpal, Chief Business Development Officer, OYO Rooms visited IIM Indore on Friday, June 17,2016. He delivered an incredible talk on the topic ‘Challenges for Young Entrepreneurs- Contributions to Make in India Initiative'.
