As the various emails on gown rentals for the commencement ceremony pour into my inbox, I can’t help but feel a pang of pain that the MBA journey is over. I clearly remember how I had pestered dozens of strangers asking them for their opinions on NUS (National University of Singapore) before deciding to pursue my MBA there. However, I have never had any reason to doubt my choice.
FMS Delhi completed a very successful final placement season. The performance can be termed very impressive given the economic scenario. It is also very balanced across sectors and domains. Banking & Finance has been a tough sector to get into but FMS has ensured plenty of Corporate Banking opportunities for its students in leading MNC banks. Sales & Marketing (especially FMCG) is very strong as usual. Over 1/3rd of students will work in the marketing function. The Boston Consulting Group added FMS to its list of campuses (Others are ISB, A,B,C,L,I and XLRI). ITC Ltd. recruited 11 graduates from FMS (i.e. 5% of the batch).
It may appear strange that a website called 'InsideIIM.com' has come up with such a headline. But, the concept of 'Brand IIM' requires serious examination.
In part three, we examine the glamour domains that attract the best in the country towards a MBA. On our helpline Eklavya, these are the most asked questions – “Is my profile fit for Front-end IB?”, “What can I do to ensure I get into Strategy Consulting and only in the ‘Big 4′ ?” ,”Please suggest best colleges in India to do Consulting (not IT Consulting)” etc. We have already seen this report for the 6 Old IIMs here
We have already seen the FMCG, Technology and E-Commerce alumni figures at the older 6 IIMs here. Let's do a similar analysis for other top schools in India. The 2012 report can be found here. (HKUST MBA has been excluded from this analysis as it would not make sense to compare a foreign school's alumni in an Indian context)
This is Part 2 of Ravi Handa's study plan for CAT 2013. (You can read Part 1 here)
This is the second round of the 2013 Alumni reports. We focus on Top B schools outside the six older IIMs. For coverage of the six older IIMs, read Part One here, Part Two here and Part Three here.
As the various emails on gown rentals for the commencement ceremony pour into my inbox, I can’t help but feel a pang of pain that the MBA journey is over. I clearly remember how I had pestered dozens of strangers asking them for their opinions on NUS (National University of Singapore) before deciding to pursue my MBA there. However, I have never had any reason to doubt my choice.
FMS Delhi completed a very successful final placement season. The performance can be termed very impressive given the economic scenario. It is also very balanced across sectors and domains. Banking & Finance has been a tough sector to get into but FMS has ensured plenty of Corporate Banking opportunities for its students in leading MNC banks. Sales & Marketing (especially FMCG) is very strong as usual. Over 1/3rd of students will work in the marketing function. The Boston Consulting Group added FMS to its list of campuses (Others are ISB, A,B,C,L,I and XLRI). ITC Ltd. recruited 11 graduates from FMS (i.e. 5% of the batch).
It may appear strange that a website called 'InsideIIM.com' has come up with such a headline. But, the concept of 'Brand IIM' requires serious examination.
In part three, we examine the glamour domains that attract the best in the country towards a MBA. On our helpline Eklavya, these are the most asked questions – “Is my profile fit for Front-end IB?”, “What can I do to ensure I get into Strategy Consulting and only in the ‘Big 4′ ?” ,”Please suggest best colleges in India to do Consulting (not IT Consulting)” etc. We have already seen this report for the 6 Old IIMs here
We have already seen the FMCG, Technology and E-Commerce alumni figures at the older 6 IIMs here. Let's do a similar analysis for other top schools in India. The 2012 report can be found here. (HKUST MBA has been excluded from this analysis as it would not make sense to compare a foreign school's alumni in an Indian context)
This is Part 2 of Ravi Handa's study plan for CAT 2013. (You can read Part 1 here)
This is the second round of the 2013 Alumni reports. We focus on Top B schools outside the six older IIMs. For coverage of the six older IIMs, read Part One here, Part Two here and Part Three here.
