Class of MBA 2018-20, you still have approx. 6 weeks before the commencement of your course. 21 months, starting from June, would be the most hectic time of your life, also the most adventurous ones, but making time for yourself is very difficult in that duration. So, as an aspirant, utilize these 6 weeks to get yourself ready for rollercoaster ride ahead. Here’s a list of things you can do to make the most out of your time:
If you ask the most successful business school students after graduation, they are most likely to credit the few days of summer internships placement season as the ones that changed their life. It is more important than CAT or the B-School interviews. If you are not at your best in the months of August to November this year, then you are likely to rue the missed chances for the rest of your life.
For MBA aspirants, Current Affairs are one of the most key components for MBA preparation.
Getting into a b-school can seem like a struggle in itself. It’s even more challenging when all the odds are against you. In the face of adversity, it matters what you do to overcome it. Where you start doesn’t determine where you will end up being. It’s all about what you do to be where you want to be. Isn’t that why such stories are inspiring? Here’s a motivating story of Bhimsingh Rajpurohit, a JBIMS student, who comes from a small town of Rajasthan, youngest of the six siblings and the only one not only in his family but in his town to be this educated. Watch the video to be inspired today.
Getting into a b-school can seem like a struggle in itself. It's even more challenging when all the odds are against you. In the face of adversity, it matters what you do to overcome it. Where you start doesn't determine where you will end up being. It's all about what you do to be where you want to be. Isn't that why such stories are inspiring? Here's a motivating story of Bhimsingh Rajpurohit, a JBIMS student, who comes from a small town of Rajasthan, youngest of the six siblings and the only one not only in his family but in his town to be this educated. Watch the video to be inspired today.
Highlights as per the placement report -
I was shortlisted for the WAT-PI rounds for both campuses of Great Lakes Institute of Management for their flagship one-year Postgraduate programme in management (PGPM). Their selection process consists of three rounds Profile Selection, WAT (Written Ability Test) and Personal Interview.
Highlights as per the TISS Placement Report -
Class of MBA 2018-20, you still have approx. 6 weeks before the commencement of your course. 21 months, starting from June, would be the most hectic time of your life, also the most adventurous ones, but making time for yourself is very difficult in that duration. So, as an aspirant, utilize these 6 weeks to get yourself ready for rollercoaster ride ahead. Here’s a list of things you can do to make the most out of your time:
If you ask the most successful business school students after graduation, they are most likely to credit the few days of summer internships placement season as the ones that changed their life. It is more important than CAT or the B-School interviews. If you are not at your best in the months of August to November this year, then you are likely to rue the missed chances for the rest of your life.
For MBA aspirants, Current Affairs are one of the most key components for MBA preparation.
Getting into a b-school can seem like a struggle in itself. It’s even more challenging when all the odds are against you. In the face of adversity, it matters what you do to overcome it. Where you start doesn’t determine where you will end up being. It’s all about what you do to be where you want to be. Isn’t that why such stories are inspiring? Here’s a motivating story of Bhimsingh Rajpurohit, a JBIMS student, who comes from a small town of Rajasthan, youngest of the six siblings and the only one not only in his family but in his town to be this educated. Watch the video to be inspired today.
Getting into a b-school can seem like a struggle in itself. It's even more challenging when all the odds are against you. In the face of adversity, it matters what you do to overcome it. Where you start doesn't determine where you will end up being. It's all about what you do to be where you want to be. Isn't that why such stories are inspiring? Here's a motivating story of Bhimsingh Rajpurohit, a JBIMS student, who comes from a small town of Rajasthan, youngest of the six siblings and the only one not only in his family but in his town to be this educated. Watch the video to be inspired today.
Highlights as per the placement report -
I was shortlisted for the WAT-PI rounds for both campuses of Great Lakes Institute of Management for their flagship one-year Postgraduate programme in management (PGPM). Their selection process consists of three rounds Profile Selection, WAT (Written Ability Test) and Personal Interview.
Highlights as per the TISS Placement Report -
