Imagine working for one of the world's biggest banks for close to a decade! That is the kind of experience Dilpreet Brar brings to the table. With a whopping 8+ years of experience with Standard Chartered, Dilpreet brings invaluable insights from the world Finance and Banking. Watch this video to learn more!
I am Ratula Bandyopadhyay, and I am an English Literature graduate from Presidency University, Kolkata, West Bengal (yes, Nobel Laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee did go to our college!). B-school result season is here, and I belong among those who the universe conspired in support of, even in this frightening time of the pandemic. I recently received my final admission letter from the Indian Institute of Management(IIM), Kozhikode.
In all my previous articles, you must have come across some repeated terms - understand the exam pattern, know your strong areas and work on the weak, convert hard work to smart question-solving and selection process.
"Congratulations! You have been selected for admission to 2020-2022 batch of the PGP in Management at IIM A"
Dilpreet Brar, an IIM Indore Alum, worked with Standard Chartered for 8 years, before moving to Conduent London, and then finally JP Morgan Chase. With close to a decade of experience in Finance and Banking, he brings an immense amount of insights about the financial sector, the way banking works, and what the future of finance and fintech looks like. If you're interested in building a career in finance, this video is certainly for you!
“Karmanye Vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kada Chana” Do your duty without expecting the fruits of your labour, said Lord Krishna to Arjuna during the Kurukshetra war, something that we MBA aspirants can never follow as we toil away, giving innumerable mocks and juggling those quant formulas, only to join one of the premier B-schools. Oh yes, we unapologetically expect our rewards or to put them in fancy terms, ‘Return Of Investment’.
Introduction Hey there, are you a CAT aspirant? Taking it the first time? Attempted it before? It doesn’t matter. If you’re an aspirant, that means you want to achieve a 99+ percentile. I’ve attempted CAT twice, tried 2 different coaching centres and attained some very useful insights. I am making this guide so that aspirants can get a clear idea in the words of a former student, not some coaching centre or a career counsellor.
One of the most attractive things about an MBA is the stellar placements and the allure of the paychecks that are offered by various companies. But, most of us are not aware of how these salaries are computed and how much salary does one REALLY take home.
Imagine working for one of the world's biggest banks for close to a decade! That is the kind of experience Dilpreet Brar brings to the table. With a whopping 8+ years of experience with Standard Chartered, Dilpreet brings invaluable insights from the world Finance and Banking. Watch this video to learn more!
I am Ratula Bandyopadhyay, and I am an English Literature graduate from Presidency University, Kolkata, West Bengal (yes, Nobel Laureate Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee did go to our college!). B-school result season is here, and I belong among those who the universe conspired in support of, even in this frightening time of the pandemic. I recently received my final admission letter from the Indian Institute of Management(IIM), Kozhikode.
In all my previous articles, you must have come across some repeated terms - understand the exam pattern, know your strong areas and work on the weak, convert hard work to smart question-solving and selection process.
"Congratulations! You have been selected for admission to 2020-2022 batch of the PGP in Management at IIM A"
Dilpreet Brar, an IIM Indore Alum, worked with Standard Chartered for 8 years, before moving to Conduent London, and then finally JP Morgan Chase. With close to a decade of experience in Finance and Banking, he brings an immense amount of insights about the financial sector, the way banking works, and what the future of finance and fintech looks like. If you're interested in building a career in finance, this video is certainly for you!
“Karmanye Vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kada Chana” Do your duty without expecting the fruits of your labour, said Lord Krishna to Arjuna during the Kurukshetra war, something that we MBA aspirants can never follow as we toil away, giving innumerable mocks and juggling those quant formulas, only to join one of the premier B-schools. Oh yes, we unapologetically expect our rewards or to put them in fancy terms, ‘Return Of Investment’.
Introduction Hey there, are you a CAT aspirant? Taking it the first time? Attempted it before? It doesn’t matter. If you’re an aspirant, that means you want to achieve a 99+ percentile. I’ve attempted CAT twice, tried 2 different coaching centres and attained some very useful insights. I am making this guide so that aspirants can get a clear idea in the words of a former student, not some coaching centre or a career counsellor.
One of the most attractive things about an MBA is the stellar placements and the allure of the paychecks that are offered by various companies. But, most of us are not aware of how these salaries are computed and how much salary does one REALLY take home.
