One of the annual activities at IIM Indore is their Rural Immersion Program. In the winter months, the students travel to rural villages and spend time researching and finding solutions to problems faced by the villagers. This year their mission revolved around Swachh Bharat's open defecation campaign and they were asked to give their recommendations directly to the Gram Panchayat.
Once you have undergone repeated rounds of introspection, research and data-gathering, and have finally decided to opt for an MBA programme from a university abroad, then comes the part where you decide where exactly is it that you want to be headed. When making this decision, one needs to keep into mind several factors, viz,
Like any MBA aspirant, my journey of MBA entrance preparation started with a sole ambition of getting into an IIM, since IIMs were popular and highly recommended by professors and peers in the corporate world. Although IIMs provide essential learning and opportunities, they are certainly not the only ones imparting quality education in management. When I started my research and identified few best B-Schools based on my CAT percentile, KJ SIMSR was the one that fit the bill for me.
"I want to have a career in Finance, but I understand the fundamentals of Marketing well." "I should do Supply chain management as E-Commerce is booming like anything, then what about my plans of starting a business?"
You have given your all to CAT preparation, done with the aptitudes, with the long interview processes and have finally made it to the mecca of supply chain management. Many of selected candidates were working before joining a B-school and hence, been away from studies from quite a while. You recall your undergraduate college and think, you have done it before. Now, you expect to sail through the two breezy years of MBA. You think the difficult part is over?
Rewati Kachhwaha, SNAP 99.82 Percentiler, and Chinmay Tadwalkar, SNAP 99.81 Percentiler are students at SIBM Pune. As working professionals, both of them had a solid strategy to balance work and SNAP preparation.
One of the annual activities at IIM Indore is their Rural Immersion Program. In the winter months, the students travel to rural villages and spend time researching and finding solutions to problems faced by the villagers. This year their mission revolved around Swachh Bharat's open defecation campaign and they were asked to give their recommendations directly to the Gram Panchayat.
Once you have undergone repeated rounds of introspection, research and data-gathering, and have finally decided to opt for an MBA programme from a university abroad, then comes the part where you decide where exactly is it that you want to be headed. When making this decision, one needs to keep into mind several factors, viz,
Like any MBA aspirant, my journey of MBA entrance preparation started with a sole ambition of getting into an IIM, since IIMs were popular and highly recommended by professors and peers in the corporate world. Although IIMs provide essential learning and opportunities, they are certainly not the only ones imparting quality education in management. When I started my research and identified few best B-Schools based on my CAT percentile, KJ SIMSR was the one that fit the bill for me.
"I want to have a career in Finance, but I understand the fundamentals of Marketing well." "I should do Supply chain management as E-Commerce is booming like anything, then what about my plans of starting a business?"
You have given your all to CAT preparation, done with the aptitudes, with the long interview processes and have finally made it to the mecca of supply chain management. Many of selected candidates were working before joining a B-school and hence, been away from studies from quite a while. You recall your undergraduate college and think, you have done it before. Now, you expect to sail through the two breezy years of MBA. You think the difficult part is over?
Rewati Kachhwaha, SNAP 99.82 Percentiler, and Chinmay Tadwalkar, SNAP 99.81 Percentiler are students at SIBM Pune. As working professionals, both of them had a solid strategy to balance work and SNAP preparation.
