What is it like to work in one of the top conglomerates? What does working in diverse businesses in the duration of your first year do to your managerial abilities? How does a good leadership programme transform a professional into a STAR? These and many such questions are going to be answered in our new series, ABGLP STARS.
IIFT 2016 was held on 27th November, 2016 - just a week before CAT. IIFT Results came out on 23rd December, 2016 whereas the cutoffs were released today. Have a look at the cutoffs below:
“UTSAHA” as the meaning goes in Hindi was started “with a passion” for understanding the consumer behaviour of people in rural India. 70% of the population residing in rural India is still not properly served products by the existing distribution network due to several reasons. We at IIM Indore via our event Utsaha – Rural Marketing Research Festival try to find out, analyse and give solutions to some of these problems of the partner companies. Utsaha started off in 2009 when PGP students of IIM Indore saw an opportunity in the Kartik Poornima Mela of Janapav Kutti as a suitable platform to understand rural consumer behaviour. Utsaha is one of the most awaited events in the b-school calendar with active support and projects from government, corporate houses, institutes and SMEs. The USP of Utsaha is ‘Disguised Market Research’, the respondents don’t know they are being subjected to market research and so all they do is enjoy the fun and fervour around and in the process give valuable, unbiased insights into consumer behaviour.
What is the reasonable all-inclusive cost of an MBA Programme in India? What do students and alumni believe is the fair cost that they will be willing to pay for an MBA?
In last 51 years, IIFT has evolved from being a foreign trade facilitator to a globally networked institution in international trade and business with a rich heritage, and strong alumni network both within India and abroad.
It was the evening of 5th March 2016, when I received an email from ISB- the subject of the mail was “Your EEO Application Result”. After 5 minutes of anxiety following an increase in my heartbeat rate, I gathered the courage to open the mail and I was in! I couldn’t have been happier. I had prepared myself to be good enough for the Indian School of Business for 3 long years and finally the offer letter was in my hand. Celebrations were followed by an existential crisis since I’d have to join class only in 2017, which means I had exactly one year to go before I join the school. I had already decided that if I get an admit through EEO (Early Entry Option), I would use the one year (prior to joining) to the utmost of my capability. And what could have been better than using it to help others get an admit?
Welcome to Week 4 of GD Monday!
What is it like to work in one of the top conglomerates? What does working in diverse businesses in the duration of your first year do to your managerial abilities? How does a good leadership programme transform a professional into a STAR? These and many such questions are going to be answered in our new series, ABGLP STARS.
IIFT 2016 was held on 27th November, 2016 - just a week before CAT. IIFT Results came out on 23rd December, 2016 whereas the cutoffs were released today. Have a look at the cutoffs below:
“UTSAHA” as the meaning goes in Hindi was started “with a passion” for understanding the consumer behaviour of people in rural India. 70% of the population residing in rural India is still not properly served products by the existing distribution network due to several reasons. We at IIM Indore via our event Utsaha – Rural Marketing Research Festival try to find out, analyse and give solutions to some of these problems of the partner companies. Utsaha started off in 2009 when PGP students of IIM Indore saw an opportunity in the Kartik Poornima Mela of Janapav Kutti as a suitable platform to understand rural consumer behaviour. Utsaha is one of the most awaited events in the b-school calendar with active support and projects from government, corporate houses, institutes and SMEs. The USP of Utsaha is ‘Disguised Market Research’, the respondents don’t know they are being subjected to market research and so all they do is enjoy the fun and fervour around and in the process give valuable, unbiased insights into consumer behaviour.
What is the reasonable all-inclusive cost of an MBA Programme in India? What do students and alumni believe is the fair cost that they will be willing to pay for an MBA?
In last 51 years, IIFT has evolved from being a foreign trade facilitator to a globally networked institution in international trade and business with a rich heritage, and strong alumni network both within India and abroad.
It was the evening of 5th March 2016, when I received an email from ISB- the subject of the mail was “Your EEO Application Result”. After 5 minutes of anxiety following an increase in my heartbeat rate, I gathered the courage to open the mail and I was in! I couldn’t have been happier. I had prepared myself to be good enough for the Indian School of Business for 3 long years and finally the offer letter was in my hand. Celebrations were followed by an existential crisis since I’d have to join class only in 2017, which means I had exactly one year to go before I join the school. I had already decided that if I get an admit through EEO (Early Entry Option), I would use the one year (prior to joining) to the utmost of my capability. And what could have been better than using it to help others get an admit?
Welcome to Week 4 of GD Monday!
