With the ‘Summer Internship’ season coming to an end, IIM Kozhikode presents ‘Internship ‘K’ronicles’- an account of internship experiences from some of the brightest minds on ‘K’ampus.
VGSoM, IIT Kharagpur is proud to present its final Placement report 2014, which marks the conclusion of an outstanding placement season! Despite recessionary fears and the current economic situation, Vinod Gupta School of management, IIT Kharagpur can boast of a very successful placement process.
Having seen the locations, companies and functions for the non-IIM top MBA Alumni in the earlier report - (The non-IIM Top MBA Alumni Report 2014 - Locations, Companies and Functions), we now move on to the second part - Alumni presence in top FMCG, Tech, Telecom and E-Commerce firms.
This is the second round of the 2014 Alumni reports. We focus on Top Indian B schools outside the six older IIMs. For coverage of the six older IIMs, read Part One here, Part Two here and Part Three here. View the Tableau Visualizations here and here.
7: 00 pm on 28th May 2014 - This Post has been unpublished on the request of the Media Cell of IIM Udaipur. According to them, this has not been released by an official source of the school.
Many of us want to be writers… internationally published… bestselling authors. Some of us write well or believe we do so. Some of us have our manuscripts ready or strongly feel so. Some of us do not know how to proceed, approach publishers, impress editors, etc. But many of us get hold of the wrong end of the stick. Blame it on or acknowledge Chetan Bhagat. The Five Point Someone author kick-started a mini-revolution with his extremely popular novels, thereby inspiring a generation of engineers/MBA me-toos to go ahead and write their own novels.
You may have already read the first three parts of the IIM alumni report in 2014.
It's now time to have a look at the two glamour domains of the last decade. Banking and Finance, and Consulting. They have held a mysterious sway over the minds of MBA grads. We do believe things are changing though - in our recruitment survey last year, most MBA respondents chose sales and marketing as their most preferred domain. Surely, the banking boom is a thing of the past, and things will probably never be the same again. The number of available global front-end roles at top investment banks is a fraction of what it was prior to 2008. People are slowly realizing it. Slowly is the operative word. Many students anyway got unwittingly sucked into the vortex of finance, and took up middle-office ppt-making roles at these investment banks. On the other hand, consulting companies, which offer a slightly lower salary (compared to front-end finance roles) and better work (ppt-making and some additional perks - speaking to top management), have actually grown in popularity over the last few years. Again, consulting is a tertiary service like the advisory services provided by investment banks, and perhaps, the best and brightest of Indian B-schools can do better than spouting management jargon with practised ease.
With the ‘Summer Internship’ season coming to an end, IIM Kozhikode presents ‘Internship ‘K’ronicles’- an account of internship experiences from some of the brightest minds on ‘K’ampus.
VGSoM, IIT Kharagpur is proud to present its final Placement report 2014, which marks the conclusion of an outstanding placement season! Despite recessionary fears and the current economic situation, Vinod Gupta School of management, IIT Kharagpur can boast of a very successful placement process.
Having seen the locations, companies and functions for the non-IIM top MBA Alumni in the earlier report - (The non-IIM Top MBA Alumni Report 2014 - Locations, Companies and Functions), we now move on to the second part - Alumni presence in top FMCG, Tech, Telecom and E-Commerce firms.
This is the second round of the 2014 Alumni reports. We focus on Top Indian B schools outside the six older IIMs. For coverage of the six older IIMs, read Part One here, Part Two here and Part Three here. View the Tableau Visualizations here and here.
7: 00 pm on 28th May 2014 - This Post has been unpublished on the request of the Media Cell of IIM Udaipur. According to them, this has not been released by an official source of the school.
Many of us want to be writers… internationally published… bestselling authors. Some of us write well or believe we do so. Some of us have our manuscripts ready or strongly feel so. Some of us do not know how to proceed, approach publishers, impress editors, etc. But many of us get hold of the wrong end of the stick. Blame it on or acknowledge Chetan Bhagat. The Five Point Someone author kick-started a mini-revolution with his extremely popular novels, thereby inspiring a generation of engineers/MBA me-toos to go ahead and write their own novels.
You may have already read the first three parts of the IIM alumni report in 2014.
It's now time to have a look at the two glamour domains of the last decade. Banking and Finance, and Consulting. They have held a mysterious sway over the minds of MBA grads. We do believe things are changing though - in our recruitment survey last year, most MBA respondents chose sales and marketing as their most preferred domain. Surely, the banking boom is a thing of the past, and things will probably never be the same again. The number of available global front-end roles at top investment banks is a fraction of what it was prior to 2008. People are slowly realizing it. Slowly is the operative word. Many students anyway got unwittingly sucked into the vortex of finance, and took up middle-office ppt-making roles at these investment banks. On the other hand, consulting companies, which offer a slightly lower salary (compared to front-end finance roles) and better work (ppt-making and some additional perks - speaking to top management), have actually grown in popularity over the last few years. Again, consulting is a tertiary service like the advisory services provided by investment banks, and perhaps, the best and brightest of Indian B-schools can do better than spouting management jargon with practised ease.
