FMS Delhi has concluded the summer internship placement process for the 2019-21 batch. With its consistent performance this season, the institute secured 100% placements with a highest-ever average stipend of INR 2,30,200 for the duration of two months, an increase of 13.5% from the last year.
Do you aspire to work with the best of the best? Do you know what it takes to make it in the corporate world? How do you prepare for your dream career? How do you go about cracking an internship interview? Once placed, how do you make the most of your internship? We spoke to a few students of SIMSR, who have all bagged summer placements from top companies like Nestle, JP Morgan Chase & Co, Colgate, Piramal Glass and GEP. How did they crack their interviews? How did they fare during their internships? How did SIMSR prepare them for their stint in the corporate world? Find out in this video.
The Real Estate sector is the most globally recognized sector and the second-largest employer after Agriculture. It comprises of four sub-sectors - Housing, Retail, Hospitality, and Commercial. With the growth of the corporate environment and rising demand for office space as well as urban and semi-urban accommodations, this sector is growing tremendously. The real estate sector in India is expected to reach a market size of US$ 1 trillion by 2030 from US$ 120 billion in 2017, contributing 13% of the country’s GDP by 2025. Maharashtra 1st state to form a conciliation committee under the new Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), comprising a panel representing builders and consumer groups to arbitrate complaints.
A guest lecture was conducted at IFMR GSB where we had Mr Anshu Gupta, the founder of Goonj, with a mission to highlight some basic needs of people on the development agenda, using clothing as a metaphor. He is popularly known as the "Clothing Man" and is also the recipient of 2015 Ramon Magsaysay Award.
Unlike a degree exam where you cram up quite a lot of things to deliver on the D-Day, CAT is a complete antithesis to such exams. The prep you have done for the past months will come to fruition rather than what one does in the last few days. To ensure that you are well prepared and do your best in CAT 2019, we have a LIVE Webinar for you. This webinar is conducted by Arks Srinivas, National MBA Head of Career Launcher and an IIM Calcutta alumnus. Don’t miss it! Check out this live webinar today!
Your day would probably not start without using some or the other Nestlé products. The variety of products that it has on offer and the kind of research that Nestlé puts to enlarge its ever-growing catalogue is what probably makes Nestlé an FMCG giant.
This is the question a lot of students think about or should think about, before deciding to take CAT.
First of all, there is no fixed or right time for anyone to do an MBA. It depends on person to person. There might be someone who has a reason to pursue an MBA at the fresher level or there might be someone who finds his/ her reason to do it at a later stage in life. And yes this is true for Indian B-Schools too where a person with work experience is also adding to the diversity factor, if not in terms of gender or academic diversity.
FMS Delhi has concluded the summer internship placement process for the 2019-21 batch. With its consistent performance this season, the institute secured 100% placements with a highest-ever average stipend of INR 2,30,200 for the duration of two months, an increase of 13.5% from the last year.
Do you aspire to work with the best of the best? Do you know what it takes to make it in the corporate world? How do you prepare for your dream career? How do you go about cracking an internship interview? Once placed, how do you make the most of your internship? We spoke to a few students of SIMSR, who have all bagged summer placements from top companies like Nestle, JP Morgan Chase & Co, Colgate, Piramal Glass and GEP. How did they crack their interviews? How did they fare during their internships? How did SIMSR prepare them for their stint in the corporate world? Find out in this video.
The Real Estate sector is the most globally recognized sector and the second-largest employer after Agriculture. It comprises of four sub-sectors - Housing, Retail, Hospitality, and Commercial. With the growth of the corporate environment and rising demand for office space as well as urban and semi-urban accommodations, this sector is growing tremendously. The real estate sector in India is expected to reach a market size of US$ 1 trillion by 2030 from US$ 120 billion in 2017, contributing 13% of the country’s GDP by 2025. Maharashtra 1st state to form a conciliation committee under the new Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), comprising a panel representing builders and consumer groups to arbitrate complaints.
A guest lecture was conducted at IFMR GSB where we had Mr Anshu Gupta, the founder of Goonj, with a mission to highlight some basic needs of people on the development agenda, using clothing as a metaphor. He is popularly known as the "Clothing Man" and is also the recipient of 2015 Ramon Magsaysay Award.
Unlike a degree exam where you cram up quite a lot of things to deliver on the D-Day, CAT is a complete antithesis to such exams. The prep you have done for the past months will come to fruition rather than what one does in the last few days. To ensure that you are well prepared and do your best in CAT 2019, we have a LIVE Webinar for you. This webinar is conducted by Arks Srinivas, National MBA Head of Career Launcher and an IIM Calcutta alumnus. Don’t miss it! Check out this live webinar today!
Your day would probably not start without using some or the other Nestlé products. The variety of products that it has on offer and the kind of research that Nestlé puts to enlarge its ever-growing catalogue is what probably makes Nestlé an FMCG giant.
This is the question a lot of students think about or should think about, before deciding to take CAT.
First of all, there is no fixed or right time for anyone to do an MBA. It depends on person to person. There might be someone who has a reason to pursue an MBA at the fresher level or there might be someone who finds his/ her reason to do it at a later stage in life. And yes this is true for Indian B-Schools too where a person with work experience is also adding to the diversity factor, if not in terms of gender or academic diversity.
