As a part of the Unilever Change Makers 2020 program, InsideIIM invited Saathwik Kolluru and Nishita Kedia, participants of the program, to the swanky HUL campus. Along with the fascinating campus walk, they got a chance to ask one-on-one questions to HUL managers, knowing more about their WAT PI journeys, life at their desired B-schools and working with the HUL brands.
Performing well in GD-PI-WAT round is a sure-shot way to get into your favourite b-school. And do you know what drives a good percentage of these preliminary rounds? It’s the knowledge of the things happening around the world and around you. Current affairs are an important part of GD-PI-WAT round because it tells the interviewer about your level of awareness. In order to help you flaunt your knowledge and ace all the pre-interview rounds, we bring you one of the most heated topics currently trending in India. It is none other than the possible government ban on fairness cream ads. The ban sure has economic, social and psychological implications. To know more about the topic, keep scrolling.
IIT Bombay! The name is enough to induce an excitement of the highest order in every Indian, no matter when, why or how you hear it. And if there is even the slightest chance of your name being associated with the prestigious institute, you feel much more than just excitement, a feeling that cannot be put in words. I experienced the same when I was shortlisted for the interview process of SJMSOM, IIT Bombay. Was this my opportunity to get into the IIT ecosystem and spend two years there? Was this interview going to fulfill my dream of pursuing an MBA from one of the best colleges in the country? Was this the impetus I needed for my dream career? Well, not surprisingly, the answer to every question was a resounding Yes.
Competitions are a very important part of campus life during MBA. Many top companies organize competitions to identify talent in b schools. Students who show exceptional skills and promise might even get awarded PPIs or PPOs. Not only do competitions give students the opportunity to test their classroom learning, but they are also a great place to network and interact with industry veterans. We got a chance to speak with two students from IMT Ghaziabad, who not only participated in such competitions but also made it to the finals. Find out what they have to say in this article.
“Why MBA?” is a question asked to almost every MBA aspirant during their personal interview. This is because there may be multiple reasons for an individual to pursue MBA. We run a series called Many Roads to MBA, which features students who have had unusual journeys, be it in their careers or personal lives. Their stories are quite inspiring and might give you the right motivation to do MBA. Today, we have a Chemical Engineer and an Ocean Engineer. Watch this video to know their experiences.
Situated in Ghaziabad, Delhi NCR, Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad is one of the top b schools to do an MBA from. Established in 1980, IMT Ghaziabad is India’s premier AACSB accredited management school with a distinct focus on grooming leadership through Innovation, Execution and Social Responsibility. So, why do you think it is many aspirants’ top preference? What makes IMT Ghaziabad so special? In today’s article, we bring you 10 interesting facts about IMT Ghaziabad that might intrigue you.
How does an MBA add value to an engineer’s career? How does one make the best of the 2 years at b-school? What skills does an MBA teach you, that you’ll be hard-pressed to learn anywhere else? If you have any of these questions, check out what Amit Grover, IIT Delhi, and IIM Indore alum and founder of Aha Taxis talk about how his MBA differed from his time studying engineering. Check out this video shot at Konversation Cafe Season 4, if you wish to know about how an MBA can add value to your career.
IIM Calcutta has repeated its history of excellent placements for its MBA Class of 2020! 439 students gathered 492 offers from 136 firms participating in the placements process. The institute offered “Dream” and “Wait and Hold” options to allow its students to realize their full potential at a top institute. Recruiters could also select from a larger pool and make offers to the most suitable candidates as per their choice.
As a part of the Unilever Change Makers 2020 program, InsideIIM invited Saathwik Kolluru and Nishita Kedia, participants of the program, to the swanky HUL campus. Along with the fascinating campus walk, they got a chance to ask one-on-one questions to HUL managers, knowing more about their WAT PI journeys, life at their desired B-schools and working with the HUL brands.
Performing well in GD-PI-WAT round is a sure-shot way to get into your favourite b-school. And do you know what drives a good percentage of these preliminary rounds? It’s the knowledge of the things happening around the world and around you. Current affairs are an important part of GD-PI-WAT round because it tells the interviewer about your level of awareness. In order to help you flaunt your knowledge and ace all the pre-interview rounds, we bring you one of the most heated topics currently trending in India. It is none other than the possible government ban on fairness cream ads. The ban sure has economic, social and psychological implications. To know more about the topic, keep scrolling.
IIT Bombay! The name is enough to induce an excitement of the highest order in every Indian, no matter when, why or how you hear it. And if there is even the slightest chance of your name being associated with the prestigious institute, you feel much more than just excitement, a feeling that cannot be put in words. I experienced the same when I was shortlisted for the interview process of SJMSOM, IIT Bombay. Was this my opportunity to get into the IIT ecosystem and spend two years there? Was this interview going to fulfill my dream of pursuing an MBA from one of the best colleges in the country? Was this the impetus I needed for my dream career? Well, not surprisingly, the answer to every question was a resounding Yes.
Competitions are a very important part of campus life during MBA. Many top companies organize competitions to identify talent in b schools. Students who show exceptional skills and promise might even get awarded PPIs or PPOs. Not only do competitions give students the opportunity to test their classroom learning, but they are also a great place to network and interact with industry veterans. We got a chance to speak with two students from IMT Ghaziabad, who not only participated in such competitions but also made it to the finals. Find out what they have to say in this article.
“Why MBA?” is a question asked to almost every MBA aspirant during their personal interview. This is because there may be multiple reasons for an individual to pursue MBA. We run a series called Many Roads to MBA, which features students who have had unusual journeys, be it in their careers or personal lives. Their stories are quite inspiring and might give you the right motivation to do MBA. Today, we have a Chemical Engineer and an Ocean Engineer. Watch this video to know their experiences.
Situated in Ghaziabad, Delhi NCR, Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad is one of the top b schools to do an MBA from. Established in 1980, IMT Ghaziabad is India’s premier AACSB accredited management school with a distinct focus on grooming leadership through Innovation, Execution and Social Responsibility. So, why do you think it is many aspirants’ top preference? What makes IMT Ghaziabad so special? In today’s article, we bring you 10 interesting facts about IMT Ghaziabad that might intrigue you.
How does an MBA add value to an engineer’s career? How does one make the best of the 2 years at b-school? What skills does an MBA teach you, that you’ll be hard-pressed to learn anywhere else? If you have any of these questions, check out what Amit Grover, IIT Delhi, and IIM Indore alum and founder of Aha Taxis talk about how his MBA differed from his time studying engineering. Check out this video shot at Konversation Cafe Season 4, if you wish to know about how an MBA can add value to your career.
IIM Calcutta has repeated its history of excellent placements for its MBA Class of 2020! 439 students gathered 492 offers from 136 firms participating in the placements process. The institute offered “Dream” and “Wait and Hold” options to allow its students to realize their full potential at a top institute. Recruiters could also select from a larger pool and make offers to the most suitable candidates as per their choice.
