My Entrepreneurship Journey - Yasasvi Santosh From XIMB
“You have a 17 lakhs loan! Don't even think about starting up something on your own now". This was a message which almost everybody gave me before joining XIMB. Coming from a middle class family who runs a training institute in Hyderabad, entrepreneurship was something which was always in my blood. After a couple of months when I opted out of the summer internship process, many of my family members and friends raised eye brows about this decision of mine.
Illuminatix Old Campus
Living Your 20s - The Uncomfortable Confusion
What is a person who has total clarity about their career and life choices at 21 called?
Abhishek Thakore
Top-Down Vs Bottom-Up Approach Of Investing - Finance With Chinmay
Many new investors entering into stock markets have a common question – What approach should I have? Should I start with a ‘big picture’ i.e. economy, GDP growth rates, interest rates, currency rate, commodity prices, inflation etc which can affect broader stock markets which eventually will affect the price of an individual stock or should I start directly with a company without much concerns about the overall economy? The first approach of investing is called as “Top Down Approach” while the latter is “Bottom Up Approach”. Top Down Approach – Top down approach starts with analysing macro level events like global economy, GDP rates, currency and commodity prices like gold & crude oil, interest rates, inflation. After analysing these macro factors different sectors and industries are selected which are most likely to be benefited due to current and forecasted future macro-economic conditions. After shortlisting the sectors and industries, stocks are shortlisted which can be most benefited in current and forecasted future scenario.
Chinmay Madgulkar
Growing Demand For One-Year Management Course At ISB
According to the latest statistics one-year management course at ISB fetched almost 1100 + offers and placements in year 2016. Which itself is an achievement and shows how career with better opportunities can be crafted and nurtured at ISB.
Sundar Rawat
Alumni Report 2016 – Technology & E-Commerce
This is the fourth edition of the annual Alumni Report on InsideIIM.com. This is part 2 of this year’s series. You can find other parts of the 2016 series here.
Team InsideIIM
From Fighting Cancer To Living It Up At SIBM Bengaluru - Miral Shah's Story
Tough Times Never Last, Tough People Do
SIBM Bengaluru
How To Manage Your Time Effectively - Time Management (Part 3)
Once I had my procrastination in check, I really needed some effective techniques to manage my time. I had a full time masters course, freelance work and MBA entrances to study for. I need something simple yet efficient in producing the results. It had to be a system which wasn’t very time consuming (defeats the purpose, doesn’t it?) and I came across these :
Nidhi Malkan
My Entrepreneurship Journey - Yasasvi Santosh From XIMB
“You have a 17 lakhs loan! Don't even think about starting up something on your own now". This was a message which almost everybody gave me before joining XIMB. Coming from a middle class family who runs a training institute in Hyderabad, entrepreneurship was something which was always in my blood. After a couple of months when I opted out of the summer internship process, many of my family members and friends raised eye brows about this decision of mine.
Illuminatix Old Campus
Living Your 20s - The Uncomfortable Confusion
What is a person who has total clarity about their career and life choices at 21 called?
Abhishek Thakore
Top-Down Vs Bottom-Up Approach Of Investing - Finance With Chinmay
Many new investors entering into stock markets have a common question – What approach should I have? Should I start with a ‘big picture’ i.e. economy, GDP growth rates, interest rates, currency rate, commodity prices, inflation etc which can affect broader stock markets which eventually will affect the price of an individual stock or should I start directly with a company without much concerns about the overall economy? The first approach of investing is called as “Top Down Approach” while the latter is “Bottom Up Approach”. Top Down Approach – Top down approach starts with analysing macro level events like global economy, GDP rates, currency and commodity prices like gold & crude oil, interest rates, inflation. After analysing these macro factors different sectors and industries are selected which are most likely to be benefited due to current and forecasted future macro-economic conditions. After shortlisting the sectors and industries, stocks are shortlisted which can be most benefited in current and forecasted future scenario.
Chinmay Madgulkar
Growing Demand For One-Year Management Course At ISB
According to the latest statistics one-year management course at ISB fetched almost 1100 + offers and placements in year 2016. Which itself is an achievement and shows how career with better opportunities can be crafted and nurtured at ISB.
Sundar Rawat
Alumni Report 2016 – Technology & E-Commerce
This is the fourth edition of the annual Alumni Report on InsideIIM.com. This is part 2 of this year’s series. You can find other parts of the 2016 series here.
Team InsideIIM
From Fighting Cancer To Living It Up At SIBM Bengaluru - Miral Shah's Story
Tough Times Never Last, Tough People Do
SIBM Bengaluru
How To Manage Your Time Effectively - Time Management (Part 3)
Once I had my procrastination in check, I really needed some effective techniques to manage my time. I had a full time masters course, freelance work and MBA entrances to study for. I need something simple yet efficient in producing the results. It had to be a system which wasn’t very time consuming (defeats the purpose, doesn’t it?) and I came across these :
Nidhi Malkan