We all are fascinated by stories. Stories take us to another world. They storm the most powerful emotions out of us. They make us empathetic, sympathetic and help conquer our fear making us a bigger person. The b-school life is no different than a tale. It is a play that is staged in our lives for 2 years. The best thing is we are the actors in the lead role and the entire cast revolves around us.
The sweet taste of having converted the coveted IIM call is nothing short of having conquered the world. But the first day of orientation program is generous enough to burst the flamboyant bubble. What follows is an intriguing realisation of this roller coaster ride called MBA. No amount of advice from your seniors, mentors or (*MBA*) Gurus/ (*Pagal*) Guys is enough to prepare you for the b-school journey. The impending two years bring out the best and the worst in you. As the academic year at IIM Lucknow draws to a close, one can’t help but retrospect her learning as an (almost) PGP 1 survivor.
Aanchal Rawal, the girl full of enthusiasm and energy, comes from the traditional background of a middle class family from Lucknow. Making her way through different schools and cities, she knows how to fit in and yet, stand out.
Learn the Art of War from the Victors
Anushree Nalgundwar is a first-year student pursuing PGD-HRM from XLRI, Jamshedpur. A self-confessed feminist and debate enthusiast, she is vocal about the need for providing quality education to girls at the primary level, nd has worked as a teaching volunteer at the NGO Make a Difference(MAD). Her hobbies include reading, singing and exploring new places.
She is an electrical engineering graduate from NIT Jaipur. Prior to joining NITIE, she worked for 3 years at Emerson network power in the application engineering team. She also worked for a start-up called Paintcollar for 8 months. She likes playing the keyboard. She is currently learning western classical music. She also enjoys cooking.
“A successful woman is one who build a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at her.”
Sonakshi Jain is currently pursuing MBA from NITIE, Mumbai. She completed her engineering in 2016 in Electronics and Communication. She is a swimmer, dancer and an amateur drama actor.
We all are fascinated by stories. Stories take us to another world. They storm the most powerful emotions out of us. They make us empathetic, sympathetic and help conquer our fear making us a bigger person. The b-school life is no different than a tale. It is a play that is staged in our lives for 2 years. The best thing is we are the actors in the lead role and the entire cast revolves around us.
The sweet taste of having converted the coveted IIM call is nothing short of having conquered the world. But the first day of orientation program is generous enough to burst the flamboyant bubble. What follows is an intriguing realisation of this roller coaster ride called MBA. No amount of advice from your seniors, mentors or (*MBA*) Gurus/ (*Pagal*) Guys is enough to prepare you for the b-school journey. The impending two years bring out the best and the worst in you. As the academic year at IIM Lucknow draws to a close, one can’t help but retrospect her learning as an (almost) PGP 1 survivor.
Aanchal Rawal, the girl full of enthusiasm and energy, comes from the traditional background of a middle class family from Lucknow. Making her way through different schools and cities, she knows how to fit in and yet, stand out.
Learn the Art of War from the Victors
Anushree Nalgundwar is a first-year student pursuing PGD-HRM from XLRI, Jamshedpur. A self-confessed feminist and debate enthusiast, she is vocal about the need for providing quality education to girls at the primary level, nd has worked as a teaching volunteer at the NGO Make a Difference(MAD). Her hobbies include reading, singing and exploring new places.
She is an electrical engineering graduate from NIT Jaipur. Prior to joining NITIE, she worked for 3 years at Emerson network power in the application engineering team. She also worked for a start-up called Paintcollar for 8 months. She likes playing the keyboard. She is currently learning western classical music. She also enjoys cooking.
“A successful woman is one who build a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at her.”
Sonakshi Jain is currently pursuing MBA from NITIE, Mumbai. She completed her engineering in 2016 in Electronics and Communication. She is a swimmer, dancer and an amateur drama actor.
