In today’s video we have a bunch of students from Mahindra University talking about their respective backgrounds and why they decided to join an MBA program from a relatively new B-school like Mahindra University.
Embarking on the journey to secure admission into the prestigious Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) is no small feat. For me, the path to IIM Nagpur was a demanding one, fraught with personal loss and a job that, despite being enjoyable, extended to up to 10-12 hours, including weekends. I knew that the journey ahead wouldn't be easy. However, fueled by determination and a singular focus on my goal of earning an MBA from a top-tier business school, I pressed on.
It’s that time of the year again when B-school aspirants look frantically for the right B-school and for that options are plenty. What are some of the crucial things that b-school students should look forward to and why is it more important than ever to look for one that actually has an industry connection to stand the test of time? B-schools are looking at tougher markets and only the ones that focus on long-term outcomes will possibly make the cut.
How to calculate your ROI before selecting a B-school, how important infrastructure is, and how to figure out which curriculum is good for your career – Instead of asking your friends, learn from one of the industry veterans!
Akanksha’s journey has been one of the few most inspiring journeys that I came across in XLRI. One fine winter morning, during a chat over chai at Bishu’s, I thought of documenting her story.
The demand for an ‘IIM’ tag cannot be understated — every year, lakhs of aspirants from all over the country appear for CAT with this singular objective, and only a fraction actually make it.
SPJIMR is one of India's leading business schools, and a dream institute for many CAT aspirants. However, its elaborate and rigorous selection process can be confusing and enigmatic for applicants.
This is Pavan Kumar Vatti, I am from a town called Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh. My father is a teacher, my mother is a homemaker and I have a younger brother who is studying Engineering. I did my 10th and 12th in Andhra Pradesh in State board and was able to secure a 9.7 GPA and 97.5% respectively. Later I was admitted to the National Institute of Technology, Nagpur ( also known as VNIT) in Mechanical Engineering. I could secure a 7.5 CGPA in my graduation. I was also an active participant in various activities. I worked as a Training and placement coordinator for my department and was also an active member of the Social club. I got selected by Bosch during campus placements and had been working at Bosch since 2021 July in Sourcing and Procurement Domain. I worked on topics like sourcing strategy, strategic Negotiations supplier maintenance etc. My work profile has helped me during my interviews.
In today’s video we have a bunch of students from Mahindra University talking about their respective backgrounds and why they decided to join an MBA program from a relatively new B-school like Mahindra University.
Embarking on the journey to secure admission into the prestigious Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) is no small feat. For me, the path to IIM Nagpur was a demanding one, fraught with personal loss and a job that, despite being enjoyable, extended to up to 10-12 hours, including weekends. I knew that the journey ahead wouldn't be easy. However, fueled by determination and a singular focus on my goal of earning an MBA from a top-tier business school, I pressed on.
It’s that time of the year again when B-school aspirants look frantically for the right B-school and for that options are plenty. What are some of the crucial things that b-school students should look forward to and why is it more important than ever to look for one that actually has an industry connection to stand the test of time? B-schools are looking at tougher markets and only the ones that focus on long-term outcomes will possibly make the cut.
How to calculate your ROI before selecting a B-school, how important infrastructure is, and how to figure out which curriculum is good for your career – Instead of asking your friends, learn from one of the industry veterans!
Akanksha’s journey has been one of the few most inspiring journeys that I came across in XLRI. One fine winter morning, during a chat over chai at Bishu’s, I thought of documenting her story.
The demand for an ‘IIM’ tag cannot be understated — every year, lakhs of aspirants from all over the country appear for CAT with this singular objective, and only a fraction actually make it.
SPJIMR is one of India's leading business schools, and a dream institute for many CAT aspirants. However, its elaborate and rigorous selection process can be confusing and enigmatic for applicants.
This is Pavan Kumar Vatti, I am from a town called Srikakulam in Andhra Pradesh. My father is a teacher, my mother is a homemaker and I have a younger brother who is studying Engineering. I did my 10th and 12th in Andhra Pradesh in State board and was able to secure a 9.7 GPA and 97.5% respectively. Later I was admitted to the National Institute of Technology, Nagpur ( also known as VNIT) in Mechanical Engineering. I could secure a 7.5 CGPA in my graduation. I was also an active participant in various activities. I worked as a Training and placement coordinator for my department and was also an active member of the Social club. I got selected by Bosch during campus placements and had been working at Bosch since 2021 July in Sourcing and Procurement Domain. I worked on topics like sourcing strategy, strategic Negotiations supplier maintenance etc. My work profile has helped me during my interviews.
