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The Top 20 Consulting Firms To Work With After MBA - InsideIIM Recruitment Rankings

It is now an undisputed fact - consulting is, by some margin, the most desirable sector to work in for MBA students across India's top IIMs and other top-ranked management institutes, and for good reason; management/strategy consultants are some of the highest paid professionals in the world, and consulting provides an opportunity to gain exposure to a plethora of industries and diverse business problems. So, which consulting firms do MBA students from the country's top b-schools want to work with the most? Beyond the MBB firms, which organizations do MBA students consider their dream workplaces? To answer this, InsideIIM has come out with the 2020-2021 rankings of the top consulting firms to work with after an MBA!

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Be The Coach You Wish You Had

“Knowledge, like air, is vital to life. Like air, no one should be denied it.” – Alan Moore

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Why The E-Commerce Bubble Will Survive The Storm & Companies Like Amazon, Udaan, Myntra Are Here To Stay In 2021?

The annual worldwide sales of the retail e-commerce industry for the year of 2017 stood at $2.38 trillion. Yes, you read it right! Trillion! And now, imagine this, in 2021 this figure is set to be more than doubled, taking it past the GDPs of countries like Japan, India, Germany, UK, France!

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Revealed: In-Hand Salaries That IIM ABC, XLRI, FMS Students Expect In First Job After MBA

One of the most pressing matters for any MBA student is being able to receive a good return on investment, both in terms of money and time. Having spent a good number of months (if not years) working towards getting admission to a top institute, students expect a certain remuneration to start-off their management careers with. Since placement reports usually provide limited salary data, we made use of the extensive InsideIIM Recruitment Survey to dive deeper into the kind of salaries that students realistically expect in their first post-MBA jobs.

Team InsideIIM15 Jan 2021

How B-Schools Are Now Pandemic-Proof Ft. MDIM

Business Schools this year faced an extremely tough challenge like any other industry. Whether it was successfully onboarding the batch of 2022, or to help the existing 2021 batch with their summer internship offers. The challenge was to keep up the standards of quality in education, facilitate campus placements, and shape the overall personality of the candidates remotely. New processes and structures had to be placed overnight and one such evolved process this year would be centered around the selection of candidates for the upcoming batch of 2023.

InsideIIM Career Services15 Jan 2021

IIFT Score Versus Percentile Analysis - What It Takes To Get A 99 Percentile In IIFT

The IIFT exam is one of the biggest exams of the MBA admissions season in India, serving as a gateway to the MBA-IB program at one of IIFT's Delhi, Kolkata, and Kakinada campuses. A two hour test, this exam tests candidate's time management abilities as well as their aptitude for an intensive MBA program. So what kind of score can get you an IIFT interview shortlist? To present an indication of how much you may need to score in IIFT, here's a break down of the IIFT 2019 score versus percentile along with the actual cut-offs set by IIFT for admission to the batch of 2022.

Akshaykumar Sirsalewala12 Jan 2021

Revealed: The Top 5 Domains And Sectors IIM ABC Students Want To Work In

When mapping out their careers, one of the most important elements to consider for MBA students is what sector and domain they'd like to start their management careers in. This can go on to decide what your career looks like three, five or even ten years down the line. So which career path does India's crème de la crème lean towards? What sectors and roles do IIM students see themselves in, and why?

Team InsideIIM11 Jan 2021

How To Get To Rs 5 Crore Salary? Ft. Tarun Anand, Universal Business School

What does it take to be a CEO of a company that has its global footprints? How do you make it big in a market that is re-defining itself every single day? Who else would be better to talk about it than Tarun Anand, Founder of Universal Business School who started his career as door to door salesperson and rose to the ranks of Thomson Reuters MD, South Asia, becoming the youngest Indian to do so. He ran a $2 Billion dollar business spread over 100 countries. It is then that he felt the need for quality business education in India. And thus originated, Universal Business School, a lush green business school situated at the outskirts of the financial capital Mumbai, preparing future leaders.

InsideIIM Career Services06 Jan 2021