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I Always Thought I Am Inferior To Others, Ft. Rajesh V, IIFT Delhi

Like most kids in the Indian Education System, Rajesh too was stuck in the stressful cycle of school, tuition and prep. His IIT JEE classes took a toll on him, and he wasn't able to enjoy his childhood like most 8th grade students do. This burden that fell on his shoulders made him highly competitive and easily irritable. As he moved onto junior college, even his parents asked him to relax, but he had become so used to the stress that he couldn't slow down. When all his friends moved on, getting into top colleges, he felt a sudden hit of inferiority because he had to settle for a tier 2 college. He started becoming less enthusiastic, slowly falling into depression. We have Rajesh Velpandian today in our next episode of Real Steel series, powered by Tata Steel.

Career Services Centre06 Apr 2020

Popular Frameworks And Concepts Used In B-Schools – Comedy Edition

Frameworks are a key element of business school education. It brings about an element of coherence to complicated thought processes. There will be lots of situations in your B-School life where things will need decluttering. Here is a humorous attempt to declutter scenarios in b-school life. With COVID-19 causing a toll on mental health of otherwise always busy MBA aspirants, graduates and students. A good laugh always helps in keeping away the blues.

Rishabh Singh 2306 Apr 2020

Columbia Business School's MBA Employment Report - Analysis of Recruitment Trends Over 5 Years

Columbia Business School is one of the world's finest management institutes - an Ivy League business school ranked amongst the top ten b-schools in the world. In this MBA employment report on recruitment trends at Columbia Business School, we dive deep into the type of salaries MBA grads draw in their first year post graduation, and explore key recruitment trends and details of most sought-after industries and functions.

Ronit Jadhav06 Apr 2020

My Journey To XLRI Jamshedpur Ft. Shashwat Dharmadhikari | Against All Odds

“Despite fetching 98.12 %ile in CAT that year, I did not get a single IIM call because I missed a sectional cutoff. That phase was indelible, to say the least. However, I decided to give a second attempt to redeem myself. Despite being an extrovert I distanced myself from everything else because the preparation required it and I had set my goals.” This is the story of Shashwat Dharmadhikari, a GEM (also, literally), a first-year Business Management student at XLRI, Jamshedpur. His journey stands as testimony to the fact that an ordinary student can aim high and achieve extraordinary things with persistence, determination and a never back down attitude.

Ashi Jain05 Apr 2020

Clubs And Societies In MBA Colleges And Their Importance

In every MBA college, there are lots of clubs and societies. Whatever hobby or interest a student has, he will get a club or society related to it in almost all MBA colleges. Even some colleges have so much flexibility that if a student has some idea or an interest in something and if he is not able to find any club or society related to it on the campus, he can establish a new club or a new society!

Dilsad Ali05 Apr 2020

6 Things You Must Do Before Joining Your MBA Program

A year of preparation, followed by a series of competitive exams and two months of GD-PI round has finally led you to your dream MBA college. This was one hell of a journey. This is an earned break before your delve into the rigour of an MBA program. However, it is essential to utilize some of this time to work on a few things so that you have a distinct advantage over other candidates.

Ashi Jain04 Apr 2020

6 Ways To Build Your Profile During Coronavirus Lockdown

From top b-schools to the best companies, everyone looks for a candidate who has a good profile. A great profile not only gives you an edge over other candidates but makes you irresistible to the selection panel. While CoVID-19 may have brought the business world to a screeching halt, it has also given you time to fill the gaps that may exist in your profile. But, how to do that during the lockdown? Find out 6 ways to do just that in this video!  

Team InsideIIM04 Apr 2020

Professor Boman 'God of Operations' Moradian Is InsideIIM’s Professor Of The Year At JBIMS Mumbai, Once Again

Prof. Boman Moradian is JBIMS’s Professor of The Year in 2020! The 70-year old gentleman teaches Operation Management at the college, and has been voted overwhelmingly by JBIMS students as their favourite professor! Here's why MMS students at JBIMS love Professor Moradian enough to vote him the InsideIIM Professor of The Year for a second consecutive year.

Team InsideIIM04 Apr 2020