MBA Aspirant

Why I Chose FMS – Gargi Brahma

Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi is a dream that many MBA aspirants carry. It’s a dream that very few attain. But is it good enough to beat the top IIM? I guess it depends on who you ask. I know of quite a few people who chose the red building over the other esteemed b-schools. And when I asked them, if they made the right choice, they said they will never know, but it hasn’t hurt them yet. So in the year 2015, when I was faced the same dilemma, I chose the path that many wouldn’t. I picked FMS. My reasons were clear but I went through a rough one week trying to decide.

Media Relations Cell, FMS Delhi FMS02 Jul 2016

The Real Life MBA - How Matunga's famous South Indian restaurant, Cafe Madras is run

The Real Life MBA is a series that we have launched in an endeavour to enable students to get a real life exposure about the technicalities and practicalities of running a full-fledged business. We meet owners of some iconic local businesses who have flourished over the decades.

Team InsideIIM01 Jul 2016

My Journey To IIM Ranchi - Kounik Kundu's Story

In today’s world nothing can be taken for granted. The word ‘easy’ is getting omitted from our life day by day. One needs to give his/her 200% to crack an IIM. I worked in Reliance Jio Infocomm for more than 3.5 years as a software developer (technical manager). One thing I realized that to climb up the corporate ladder you need to have an MBA degree sooner or later. What I think is to have a greater insight of your company and its project mission you need to be in a higher position and only an MBA degree can help you out. As soon as I realized all these facts I introduced myself in the battle field of CAT-war.

IIM Ranchi01 Jul 2016

Why You Should Not Do An MBA

What the MBA craze tells us about ourselves

Abhishek Thakore30 Jun 2016

What A B-School Teaches You The Most Is Time Management And Priority Handling Of Things - Rohit Aidasaani, First Year Topper At IIM Bodh Gaya

Rohit Aidasaani belongs to Indore, MP. He has done engineering in computer science from SGSITS Indore. His CAT 2014 percentile was 97.79. He likes to play cricket and football in his spare time.

IIM Bodh Gaya30 Jun 2016

What An Ancient Indian Ritual Taught Me About Long-Lasting Success

The Rig Veda, the oldest and most revered Hindu scripture, explains the ritual of yagna. The yajaman initiates this ritual, making offerings into the agni, the fire burning in the altar. Each time, he exclaims “Svaha” – this of me I offer – hoping to please his chosen deity, the devata. The devata, in return, gives him what he desires, claiming tathastu – so be it.

Vishal Kataria30 Jun 2016

Brexit: The Majority Fallacy

Typically a majority vote is strengthening not weakening. But in the case of Brexit political rhetoric is escalating and the far reaching effects of the Brexit vote have spawned a number of unrests in commercial, social and cultural spheres. And if you were watching BBC One like I was this evening, you would be worried to hear about 'race hate crimes' and words like 'civil war' being used however metaphoric that might be.

Prabhakar Mundkur30 Jun 2016

S4A Won’t Solve The Bad Loans Problem - Finance Guru Tamal Bandyopadhyay Speaks

It’s official: The strategic debt restructuring (SDR) scheme, introduced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in June 2015 to address the rising bad debt problem of the banking system, has failed.

Tamal Bandopadhyay30 Jun 2016

Closing Soon (Grouped by Employer)

Featured Competitions