With an industry size of $215 billion, CAGR of over 10%, employing over 25 million people; the Supply Chain industry is the backbone of India’s economy. The pandemic accentuated supply chain weaknesses, with nearly 75% of companies worldwide experiencing disruptions when their supply chain juggernauts came to a screeching halt. Therein, lies both the problem and the opportunity for India’s skilled professionals.
XLRI – Xavier School of Management, amongst India’s premier B-Schools, announces the completion of its Summer Internship Placement Process (SIP) for its largest-ever class of 470 students (2021-23 batch) of the Business Management and Human Resource Management programs across both XLRI Jamshedpur and Delhi-NCR campuses. The top recruiters in terms of the number of offers made were Amazon, The Boston Consulting Group, Bain and Company, Accenture Strategy, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Deloitte, Aditya Birla Group, and HUL.
ITC’s market cap is upwards of INR 280000 Cr and the company’s turnover is north of INR 51000 Cr (2020). The company has 26000 + employees and owns brands like Wills Lifestyle, Classmate, Engage, Vivel, Aashirvaad, Bingo, Yippee, Sunfeast, and many more. Although the company's revenue and profit are growing, the stock price isn't. The company's stock price has actually gone down in the last 5 years while the revenues surged from 44000 Cr to 51000 Cr.
Even if you're disconnected from the news, you've probably heard of the buzzword of the past few years (especially the two pandemic years) - 'FinTech.' The adoption of fintech apps has skyrocketed throughout the pandemic, spurring further growth and investor interest in this category. EY’s 2019 Global FinTech Adoption Index cites the adoption rate of fintech as more than two-thirds (64%) globally, up from 16% four years prior. Top FinTech companies are innovating fast and becoming partners to various financial institutions across the globe. So, does it make sense to make a career in the FinTech industry? For some, it comes down to the money - how much do companies like CRED, PayTM, Razorpay, actually pay for functions like Product Management and Software Engineering? Find out in this summary of salaries offered by top FinTech companies.
India is amongst the fastest-growing Fintech markets in the world. Over 1400+ FinTechs that exist in India today have been set up in the last 5 years! Money has been constantly flowing in as the total valuation of India’s FinTech industry is estimated at USD 50-60 billion, set to triple over the next 5 years as per a BCG & FICCI report. Now, when you look at these figures, you feel like how do I be part of this fast growing industry. Well, one way is to understand what goes in to crack a Fintech role and an interview. That's what Kanan Shah, an IIM Lucknow graduate working in JP Morgan currently will do for you in this video. Understand what is expected of you from a Fintech interview, how you can prepare for the same and what can lead you to a 7-Figure Paycheck!
Do you fancy a career as a chemical engineer with a big recruiter or are you confused with what to do next as after a degree you earned as a chemical engineer?
IIM Kozhikode successfully completed the summer placements for the 25th batch of its Post Graduate Program and the second batches of PGP Liberal Studies and Management and PGP Finance by Day 3 of the recruitment week. The institute declared 100% Placements in the Summer Internships Drive for the Batch of 2023, through a completely virtual placements drive. It was not just the first IIM but also the first B-school in India to complete summer placements this year. 132 recruiters participated in the drive which offered internships to 559 students with the highest stipend reaching Rs 3.74 lakhs. The average stipend for the cohort stood at Rs 2 lakhs which represents a 6.4% increase from last year’s figure. The median stipend stood at Rs 2 lakhs, with the top 50 per cent of students at an average stipend of Rs 2.57 lakhs.
“Stock Investing” or “Trading”? Are these terms same? Do you understand the fine line that differentiates the two terms?
With an industry size of $215 billion, CAGR of over 10%, employing over 25 million people; the Supply Chain industry is the backbone of India’s economy. The pandemic accentuated supply chain weaknesses, with nearly 75% of companies worldwide experiencing disruptions when their supply chain juggernauts came to a screeching halt. Therein, lies both the problem and the opportunity for India’s skilled professionals.
XLRI – Xavier School of Management, amongst India’s premier B-Schools, announces the completion of its Summer Internship Placement Process (SIP) for its largest-ever class of 470 students (2021-23 batch) of the Business Management and Human Resource Management programs across both XLRI Jamshedpur and Delhi-NCR campuses. The top recruiters in terms of the number of offers made were Amazon, The Boston Consulting Group, Bain and Company, Accenture Strategy, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Deloitte, Aditya Birla Group, and HUL.
ITC’s market cap is upwards of INR 280000 Cr and the company’s turnover is north of INR 51000 Cr (2020). The company has 26000 + employees and owns brands like Wills Lifestyle, Classmate, Engage, Vivel, Aashirvaad, Bingo, Yippee, Sunfeast, and many more. Although the company's revenue and profit are growing, the stock price isn't. The company's stock price has actually gone down in the last 5 years while the revenues surged from 44000 Cr to 51000 Cr.
Even if you're disconnected from the news, you've probably heard of the buzzword of the past few years (especially the two pandemic years) - 'FinTech.' The adoption of fintech apps has skyrocketed throughout the pandemic, spurring further growth and investor interest in this category. EY’s 2019 Global FinTech Adoption Index cites the adoption rate of fintech as more than two-thirds (64%) globally, up from 16% four years prior. Top FinTech companies are innovating fast and becoming partners to various financial institutions across the globe. So, does it make sense to make a career in the FinTech industry? For some, it comes down to the money - how much do companies like CRED, PayTM, Razorpay, actually pay for functions like Product Management and Software Engineering? Find out in this summary of salaries offered by top FinTech companies.
India is amongst the fastest-growing Fintech markets in the world. Over 1400+ FinTechs that exist in India today have been set up in the last 5 years! Money has been constantly flowing in as the total valuation of India’s FinTech industry is estimated at USD 50-60 billion, set to triple over the next 5 years as per a BCG & FICCI report. Now, when you look at these figures, you feel like how do I be part of this fast growing industry. Well, one way is to understand what goes in to crack a Fintech role and an interview. That's what Kanan Shah, an IIM Lucknow graduate working in JP Morgan currently will do for you in this video. Understand what is expected of you from a Fintech interview, how you can prepare for the same and what can lead you to a 7-Figure Paycheck!
Do you fancy a career as a chemical engineer with a big recruiter or are you confused with what to do next as after a degree you earned as a chemical engineer?
IIM Kozhikode successfully completed the summer placements for the 25th batch of its Post Graduate Program and the second batches of PGP Liberal Studies and Management and PGP Finance by Day 3 of the recruitment week. The institute declared 100% Placements in the Summer Internships Drive for the Batch of 2023, through a completely virtual placements drive. It was not just the first IIM but also the first B-school in India to complete summer placements this year. 132 recruiters participated in the drive which offered internships to 559 students with the highest stipend reaching Rs 3.74 lakhs. The average stipend for the cohort stood at Rs 2 lakhs which represents a 6.4% increase from last year’s figure. The median stipend stood at Rs 2 lakhs, with the top 50 per cent of students at an average stipend of Rs 2.57 lakhs.
“Stock Investing” or “Trading”? Are these terms same? Do you understand the fine line that differentiates the two terms?
