I have been receiving a lot of questions that are variants of the question I have stated above. Briefly put, the question which anybody who has an MBA aspiration asks, is what is the right time for doing a MBA course?
Final Frontier with Deepali Naair 2014 - High Quality Interview Training for Bright Candidates who wish to join Top Business Schools in India and abroad.
Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak (IIM- R) witnessed a very enthusiastic response from the students and the general public to a blood donation camp organised here in association with the Red Cross Society and HDFC Bank on 8th December 2013. The event was co-ordinated by the Social Development Cell of IIM-R.
This is the first time we are covering the placements at IIFT.
Right-brained individuals are artistic, creative, emotional and good at big picture thinking while the left brained individuals are analytical, logical and comfortable with numbers. Believing in this conventional wisdom, we quickly jump to the conclusion that those who consistently operate from their right brain have a high Emotional Quotient (EQ) while those with an active left -brain have a high Intelligence Quotient (IQ). Preponderance of this traditional view of the human brain leads to erroneous career choices, limiting behaviors and in some cases psychosocial disorders such as identity crisis, social alienation, anxiety and depression.
The funny thing is that I think the answer to me is substantially clearer at the end of thirty plus years after I exited the hallowed portals of IIM Calcutta at what was then their newly minted campus at Joka. A secondary question that I will also try to answer is: Was my Engineering Degree from IIT Kharagpur redundant in the face of the MBA, a waste of tax payers’ money or did it also contribute to my work and career.
IIM K's shortlisting and selection criteria has changed. And in our opinion, changed for the better.
Anand Neelakantan, the author of Asura – Tale of the Vanquished and Ajaya – Epic of the Kaurava Clan was at IIM Indore to connect with the community as part of the institute's endeavors to engage the participants in pursuits outside academics. He talked on the topics of Indian literature, his own life and the power of perceptions.
I have been receiving a lot of questions that are variants of the question I have stated above. Briefly put, the question which anybody who has an MBA aspiration asks, is what is the right time for doing a MBA course?
Final Frontier with Deepali Naair 2014 - High Quality Interview Training for Bright Candidates who wish to join Top Business Schools in India and abroad.
Indian Institute of Management, Rohtak (IIM- R) witnessed a very enthusiastic response from the students and the general public to a blood donation camp organised here in association with the Red Cross Society and HDFC Bank on 8th December 2013. The event was co-ordinated by the Social Development Cell of IIM-R.
This is the first time we are covering the placements at IIFT.
Right-brained individuals are artistic, creative, emotional and good at big picture thinking while the left brained individuals are analytical, logical and comfortable with numbers. Believing in this conventional wisdom, we quickly jump to the conclusion that those who consistently operate from their right brain have a high Emotional Quotient (EQ) while those with an active left -brain have a high Intelligence Quotient (IQ). Preponderance of this traditional view of the human brain leads to erroneous career choices, limiting behaviors and in some cases psychosocial disorders such as identity crisis, social alienation, anxiety and depression.
The funny thing is that I think the answer to me is substantially clearer at the end of thirty plus years after I exited the hallowed portals of IIM Calcutta at what was then their newly minted campus at Joka. A secondary question that I will also try to answer is: Was my Engineering Degree from IIT Kharagpur redundant in the face of the MBA, a waste of tax payers’ money or did it also contribute to my work and career.
IIM K's shortlisting and selection criteria has changed. And in our opinion, changed for the better.
Anand Neelakantan, the author of Asura – Tale of the Vanquished and Ajaya – Epic of the Kaurava Clan was at IIM Indore to connect with the community as part of the institute's endeavors to engage the participants in pursuits outside academics. He talked on the topics of Indian literature, his own life and the power of perceptions.
