You're probably running from one exam center to another every week, trying to make it to a top b-school. While we, at InsideIIM are on a warpath; trying to help you do just that, but in our own way. In this endeavour, here's a list of reads and videos you need to check out today, published on InsideIIM...
Are you planning a career in Supply Chain and Operations? Do you know how you should approach your summer internship? Meet Sohini Roy, a student of NITIE who bagged a summer internship and PPO at Nestlé. How did she manage that? What was her experience at Nestlé like? Why a career in supply chain management? Is that something you should do too? Sohini spoke to Team InsideIIM, giving us insights into her summer internship experience. If you’re interested in a supply chain career and want to know what it takes to make the cut, not only at Nestlé, but also to work in supply chain management, this is a must-read for you.
If you are someone who spends a lot of time looking at the excel sheets on the computer screen and words like Hadoop, R, Python, and Perl make sense to you, then HUL has an opportunity for you. Yes, you read it right! Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) has openings for data analytics and data science enthusiasts who are learning the trade. With the vast expanse of opportunities that HUL provides to the people working within the organization, this would be an opportunity where you would be getting to work with the brightest of minds on specific problem-solving for the company.
If there were a priority list for MBA entrance exams, for most aspirants, XAT would miss out on the top spot by just a whisker. The exam is a gateway to one of India's top ranked business schools, XLRI, as well as numerous other elite management institutes. However, as test-takers will tell you, one doesn't simply breeze through the XAT question paper. In fact, some test-takers opine that XAT may even be a notch tougher than CAT! In this article, we review what you can expect from one of the most dreaded sections in this exam - Quantitative Ability, and how you can maximize your XAT 2020 Quant scores!
XAT’s Decision Making section is known to be treacherous and can tangle you in a web of options and opinions. There will be questions where you will have to find the least harmful solution in a bunch of bad ones. As the type of questions in XAT Decision Marketing is different, the prep has to be unique too. Want to know how to attempt these questions? Read this article to find out more about the section, question types, pattern, tips to solve decision-making question, and caselets with answers.
Ashu Kant and Tushar Gautam are both Marketing professionals excelling in their industry. Ashu Kant is working at Ghaziabad Precision Products and Tushar Gautam is working at Daimler Trucks; Both are heading the marketing teams at their respective organizations. They give an in-depth view of the current trends in the industry in terms of approaching companies after B-school and exploring various other avenues and roles within the same organisation, and really grow as a marketing professional.
In most cases, the first question asked in the interview is ‘Tell us something about yourself?’. This is an important question, as the response to this question will set the tempo for the rest of the interview. This question can be asked in various ways such as ‘Introduce yourself’, ‘Define yourself’, and many more. Usual responses given to this question is “I am XYZ, I completed my schooling from ABC city and then completed graduation from LMN college. Now I am working in PQR company. My work is… And my hobbies are…” As an interviewer, who has already read your CV, this answer is futile as it doesn’t tell anything about you that he hasn’t already read in your CV. He doesn’t get to know anything about you as a person, your qualities, et cetera.
Are you prepared to tackle any General Knowledge question that comes your way? CAT, SNAP and NMAT might not have a GK section, but almost every other major examination requires you to be up to date with the latest current affairs. Do you think you’re prepared? Do you know what all you have to read up on? A lot has happened over the year, and it can be quite difficult to try and search for these events. Wouldn’t you like to have a list of all these events in one place? Here is an attempt to make your work easier. Here is your One-Stop GK Guide.
You're probably running from one exam center to another every week, trying to make it to a top b-school. While we, at InsideIIM are on a warpath; trying to help you do just that, but in our own way. In this endeavour, here's a list of reads and videos you need to check out today, published on InsideIIM...
Are you planning a career in Supply Chain and Operations? Do you know how you should approach your summer internship? Meet Sohini Roy, a student of NITIE who bagged a summer internship and PPO at Nestlé. How did she manage that? What was her experience at Nestlé like? Why a career in supply chain management? Is that something you should do too? Sohini spoke to Team InsideIIM, giving us insights into her summer internship experience. If you’re interested in a supply chain career and want to know what it takes to make the cut, not only at Nestlé, but also to work in supply chain management, this is a must-read for you.
If you are someone who spends a lot of time looking at the excel sheets on the computer screen and words like Hadoop, R, Python, and Perl make sense to you, then HUL has an opportunity for you. Yes, you read it right! Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) has openings for data analytics and data science enthusiasts who are learning the trade. With the vast expanse of opportunities that HUL provides to the people working within the organization, this would be an opportunity where you would be getting to work with the brightest of minds on specific problem-solving for the company.
If there were a priority list for MBA entrance exams, for most aspirants, XAT would miss out on the top spot by just a whisker. The exam is a gateway to one of India's top ranked business schools, XLRI, as well as numerous other elite management institutes. However, as test-takers will tell you, one doesn't simply breeze through the XAT question paper. In fact, some test-takers opine that XAT may even be a notch tougher than CAT! In this article, we review what you can expect from one of the most dreaded sections in this exam - Quantitative Ability, and how you can maximize your XAT 2020 Quant scores!
XAT’s Decision Making section is known to be treacherous and can tangle you in a web of options and opinions. There will be questions where you will have to find the least harmful solution in a bunch of bad ones. As the type of questions in XAT Decision Marketing is different, the prep has to be unique too. Want to know how to attempt these questions? Read this article to find out more about the section, question types, pattern, tips to solve decision-making question, and caselets with answers.
Ashu Kant and Tushar Gautam are both Marketing professionals excelling in their industry. Ashu Kant is working at Ghaziabad Precision Products and Tushar Gautam is working at Daimler Trucks; Both are heading the marketing teams at their respective organizations. They give an in-depth view of the current trends in the industry in terms of approaching companies after B-school and exploring various other avenues and roles within the same organisation, and really grow as a marketing professional.
In most cases, the first question asked in the interview is ‘Tell us something about yourself?’. This is an important question, as the response to this question will set the tempo for the rest of the interview. This question can be asked in various ways such as ‘Introduce yourself’, ‘Define yourself’, and many more. Usual responses given to this question is “I am XYZ, I completed my schooling from ABC city and then completed graduation from LMN college. Now I am working in PQR company. My work is… And my hobbies are…” As an interviewer, who has already read your CV, this answer is futile as it doesn’t tell anything about you that he hasn’t already read in your CV. He doesn’t get to know anything about you as a person, your qualities, et cetera.
Are you prepared to tackle any General Knowledge question that comes your way? CAT, SNAP and NMAT might not have a GK section, but almost every other major examination requires you to be up to date with the latest current affairs. Do you think you’re prepared? Do you know what all you have to read up on? A lot has happened over the year, and it can be quite difficult to try and search for these events. Wouldn’t you like to have a list of all these events in one place? Here is an attempt to make your work easier. Here is your One-Stop GK Guide.
