This season we bring you the second part of our series “MYRAcles”. In this part, we talk to the young talent at MYRA School of Business, Mysore and share some interesting experiences that they had at the school. This time, we met Ishtpreet Singh, a second year PGDM Student at MYRA.
A new dimension is emerging in India's Smart City Program- the Political Dimension; where the focus is shifting from implementation to who gets credit for the program. With the Center keen to ensure that it gets credit for this flagship program, there is a certain degree of wariness for non-BJP rules states that are moving ahead with the program rapidly. In particular, opposition party-ruled states like Odisha and UP are moving swiftly on the BJP Government's program.
Cash management is considered one of the most difficult and risky of all in the banking industry as even a minor error can lead to sufficient loss and may cost one’s job! Therefore, good cash management tricks are crucial for success of bank and any other business as we speak! It’s in times of economic instability when cash management skills are tested at their best and it’s even more significant to ensure a smooth cash flow.
We know that these are testing times for all of you—full of worry and angst. Will I make it to my dream school or not? Should I wait and watch? Should I drop and retake? These are the questions running through your minds.
The 12th Episode features the Stars of ABG - Class of 2008, Vaibhav (IIM C), Abhishek (IIM L) and Uday (IIM B) who have grown by leaps and bounds, professionally and are key decision makers across various businesses at ABG now. In this episode, Vaibhav, Abhishek and Uday talk about their interactions with the interns, how they perceive them and the learning that they imbibe from these young minds.
Indian Institute of Management, Udaipur is happy to announce the successful completion of its final placements season for the PGP Batch 2014-16 of its flagship Post Graduate Programme (PGP).
We are rational people. We think and analyse every situation before taking an action. Sometimes we tend to overthink, sometimes we reach a wrong decision but there are enough times when we rejoice. But one thing that remains constant and that is the analysis. We look forward to people to support us and guide us through. We choose our mentors at every stage. My journey to get into IIM was no different. The student teams of all institutes were so helpful and very quick to revert and resolve the doubts I had and it was fortunate to meet the seniors at IIM Kashipur and work with them over the last year and replacing them to guide the aspirants and hopefully working with them over the next year.
“It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end.”
