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.
(There will be slight numerical discrepancies in the part 1 of the report with parts 2 and 3. It is because the reports are created from different sources within LinkedIn)
Last year we had released a series of reports on the alumni of the top B schools we cover, slicing aggregate data from LinkedIn by company, location and organizational function. When we released these reports, they created quite a stir. People were amazed by the new avenues for data exploration, and the insights opened up by a few mouse clicks on LinkedIn.
InsideIIM.com turns 2 tomorrow! You made us. We wouldn't be what we are today without you. We have a few things planned for the next few days for you.
JBIMS has never yielded to any of our requests for placement data in the past. We published an unverified report for the same batch 18 months back during summer placements here. It is the most sought after MBA school for CMAT takers and also has a rich history of producing CEOs for Corporate India (CEOs of ICICI Bank, Hindustan Unilever are JBIMS alumni). There are some companies that swear by JBIMS in the toughest of times. It is also the one of the best 'ROI after MBA' schools with a 2 year outlay of less than INR 1 Lakh (INR 100,000). We had to do an unverified report.
In Part 1 of his article (which you can read here), Sudeep talked about the reasons for doing an MBA & why he picked ISB.
Planning to do an MBA from a global B-school? I used to think that the process was simple: work for a couple of years, take the GMAT, apply to B-schools, take admission and start your course!
Let me start by saying, there is no such thing as a perfect study plan. There may be something like a good study plan but that will also vary from an individual to an individual. This post and the couple more which will follow are an exercise in generalization which should be taken as just that – a gross generalization rather than something written in stone. Having said that, this generalization might be able to throw some light in the right direction and might help you choose your path to success.
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.
(There will be slight numerical discrepancies in the part 1 of the report with parts 2 and 3. It is because the reports are created from different sources within LinkedIn)
Last year we had released a series of reports on the alumni of the top B schools we cover, slicing aggregate data from LinkedIn by company, location and organizational function. When we released these reports, they created quite a stir. People were amazed by the new avenues for data exploration, and the insights opened up by a few mouse clicks on LinkedIn.
InsideIIM.com turns 2 tomorrow! You made us. We wouldn't be what we are today without you. We have a few things planned for the next few days for you.
JBIMS has never yielded to any of our requests for placement data in the past. We published an unverified report for the same batch 18 months back during summer placements here. It is the most sought after MBA school for CMAT takers and also has a rich history of producing CEOs for Corporate India (CEOs of ICICI Bank, Hindustan Unilever are JBIMS alumni). There are some companies that swear by JBIMS in the toughest of times. It is also the one of the best 'ROI after MBA' schools with a 2 year outlay of less than INR 1 Lakh (INR 100,000). We had to do an unverified report.
In Part 1 of his article (which you can read here), Sudeep talked about the reasons for doing an MBA & why he picked ISB.
Planning to do an MBA from a global B-school? I used to think that the process was simple: work for a couple of years, take the GMAT, apply to B-schools, take admission and start your course!
Let me start by saying, there is no such thing as a perfect study plan. There may be something like a good study plan but that will also vary from an individual to an individual. This post and the couple more which will follow are an exercise in generalization which should be taken as just that – a gross generalization rather than something written in stone. Having said that, this generalization might be able to throw some light in the right direction and might help you choose your path to success.
