In this interview, Simrat Singh Talwar shares how he prepared for SPJIMR's interview, his interview experiences, and how he made it to SPJIMR Mumbai basis his profile. He also touches upon how future aspirants can prepare for the interviews. Read on!
Aman is a graduate from NIFT Hyderabad, (P.S. He is not a fashion designer, he is from the tech stream at NIFT). He graduated in B.F.tech from NIFT in 2017. He had scored an AIR of 223 in his NIFT entrance exams and feels proud to be a NIFT alumnus. He has been into consulting since his graduation days and has worked for many reputed clients across the globe. He did not have an extraordinary academic record but through his right approach and high-quality work-ex, he has proved those academics scores to be more effective. He scored a 9.4 CGPA in 10th and 68% in 12th and 7.9 CGPAin his Undergrad. He managed to overshadow all this with his excellent GMAT score of 770 which is 99%ile. He achieved all this feat while working full time and continues to do so till the start of his course. With all this, he has also managed to bag a scholarship from ISB. Read his GMAT preparation strategy here!
Kshitij Verma hails from the city of Navi Mumbai where he pursued his 10th and 12th from Delhi Public School scoring a CGPA of 9.6 and a percentage of 90.8 respectively in CBSE. He went on to pursue a bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from Manipal where he graduated with a CGPA of 9.26 out of 10 and then pursued his Masters in Product Design from Berkeley. He came back to India and started working in Reliance as the Executive Assistant to the President for Reliability in the head office, where he looked after strategy management and implementation for industry 4.0 transformation. In this interview, Khsitij has shared his XAT preparation strategy in details. Have a look!
Kaivalya is an engineer by qualification and a graphic designer at heart. Having seen the ups and downs of the CAT, he loves to guide future aspirants to find their right approach. He believes in cultivating a profile as a whole, not just for a CAT, but for an MBA. In this article, we bring to you Kaivalya's CAT 2020 preparation strategy that led him to score a coveted 99.93 percentile, and his advice for future CAT aspirants. Read on!
A recurring question in the minds of not just MBA students but also MBA aspirants is around which specialization to choose during MBA. Often, one may not be aware of the specializations that are on offer at b-school or the careers that these specializations can eventually help you build. So, why are specializations important? What kind of specializations can you take up at India's top IIMs and other leading b-schools? And how do you choose which MBA specializations you should take up? How do you find out what truly interests you? To find out answers to these crucial questions and more, we bring to you a panel of students from IIM Lucknow, ISB, XLRI, and SPJIMR who will present their guide to choosing MBA specializations.
When you are in your early 20s, there are mostly two questions that your distant relatives ask you, every time they see you. Kya Padhai Kar rahe ho (What are you studying?) or Kaha Naukri Kar Rahe Ho (Where are you working?). And the loop never ends! Where is it that learning stops? How long should you keep studying to be successful? Why can't engineering be enough for making your dreams come true and you have to toil further hard and crack CAT to get on to your dream B-school? Kunj Sanghvi decided to present some facts in front of you to tell you why!
Finance is amongst the most sought-after domains at business school, and with good reason - Finance jobs after MBA can potentially be some of the highest paying jobs you can get right out of b-school, and present an opportunity to work with some of the biggest Indian and international brands. So, what kind of Finance jobs are up for grabs at business school? More importantly, how do you prepare to get these Finance jobs, especially if you may not have a Finance background? How does one get a top Finance job during the b-school placements process? To answer these questions, we bring to you a live discussion with a panel of IIM Kozhikode and SPJIMR graduates. Join now!
There are a few common questions that all MBA aspirants ask themselves in the beginning. Am I too late to start CAT prep? Are 6 months enough to ace the CAT? What preparation plan should I follow to cover the whole CAT syllabus? How many mocks should I take? Which resources or coaching classes should I refer to during my CAT journey?
In this interview, Simrat Singh Talwar shares how he prepared for SPJIMR's interview, his interview experiences, and how he made it to SPJIMR Mumbai basis his profile. He also touches upon how future aspirants can prepare for the interviews. Read on!
Aman is a graduate from NIFT Hyderabad, (P.S. He is not a fashion designer, he is from the tech stream at NIFT). He graduated in B.F.tech from NIFT in 2017. He had scored an AIR of 223 in his NIFT entrance exams and feels proud to be a NIFT alumnus. He has been into consulting since his graduation days and has worked for many reputed clients across the globe. He did not have an extraordinary academic record but through his right approach and high-quality work-ex, he has proved those academics scores to be more effective. He scored a 9.4 CGPA in 10th and 68% in 12th and 7.9 CGPAin his Undergrad. He managed to overshadow all this with his excellent GMAT score of 770 which is 99%ile. He achieved all this feat while working full time and continues to do so till the start of his course. With all this, he has also managed to bag a scholarship from ISB. Read his GMAT preparation strategy here!
Kshitij Verma hails from the city of Navi Mumbai where he pursued his 10th and 12th from Delhi Public School scoring a CGPA of 9.6 and a percentage of 90.8 respectively in CBSE. He went on to pursue a bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from Manipal where he graduated with a CGPA of 9.26 out of 10 and then pursued his Masters in Product Design from Berkeley. He came back to India and started working in Reliance as the Executive Assistant to the President for Reliability in the head office, where he looked after strategy management and implementation for industry 4.0 transformation. In this interview, Khsitij has shared his XAT preparation strategy in details. Have a look!
Kaivalya is an engineer by qualification and a graphic designer at heart. Having seen the ups and downs of the CAT, he loves to guide future aspirants to find their right approach. He believes in cultivating a profile as a whole, not just for a CAT, but for an MBA. In this article, we bring to you Kaivalya's CAT 2020 preparation strategy that led him to score a coveted 99.93 percentile, and his advice for future CAT aspirants. Read on!
A recurring question in the minds of not just MBA students but also MBA aspirants is around which specialization to choose during MBA. Often, one may not be aware of the specializations that are on offer at b-school or the careers that these specializations can eventually help you build. So, why are specializations important? What kind of specializations can you take up at India's top IIMs and other leading b-schools? And how do you choose which MBA specializations you should take up? How do you find out what truly interests you? To find out answers to these crucial questions and more, we bring to you a panel of students from IIM Lucknow, ISB, XLRI, and SPJIMR who will present their guide to choosing MBA specializations.
When you are in your early 20s, there are mostly two questions that your distant relatives ask you, every time they see you. Kya Padhai Kar rahe ho (What are you studying?) or Kaha Naukri Kar Rahe Ho (Where are you working?). And the loop never ends! Where is it that learning stops? How long should you keep studying to be successful? Why can't engineering be enough for making your dreams come true and you have to toil further hard and crack CAT to get on to your dream B-school? Kunj Sanghvi decided to present some facts in front of you to tell you why!
Finance is amongst the most sought-after domains at business school, and with good reason - Finance jobs after MBA can potentially be some of the highest paying jobs you can get right out of b-school, and present an opportunity to work with some of the biggest Indian and international brands. So, what kind of Finance jobs are up for grabs at business school? More importantly, how do you prepare to get these Finance jobs, especially if you may not have a Finance background? How does one get a top Finance job during the b-school placements process? To answer these questions, we bring to you a live discussion with a panel of IIM Kozhikode and SPJIMR graduates. Join now!
There are a few common questions that all MBA aspirants ask themselves in the beginning. Am I too late to start CAT prep? Are 6 months enough to ace the CAT? What preparation plan should I follow to cover the whole CAT syllabus? How many mocks should I take? Which resources or coaching classes should I refer to during my CAT journey?
