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The Art Of War In A B-School

The MBA course passes way too quickly than you can imagine. This fast speed is due to the high intensity of the course as well as high rigour it demands. The value addition is bound to happen, just that the value addition is different in case of different people. The sheer diversity of batch teaches a person so many things about different domains. The mind is not restricted here and starts thinking about different perspectives. One thing that every b-school student can relate to is the high number of competitions that come their way.

Aayush Sinha18 Dec 2017

Looking Down The Memory Lane - From The Desk Of A 6th Term Student

Before stepping into IIM Lucknow, I'd had less than a month of vacation. Due to the lack of time and my innate innocence, I hadn't thought about what I was getting my self into. In short, I hadn't really thought of what I wanted and what I was going to expect from a b-school in general.

Divyanshi Bhansali18 Dec 2017

XAT - A Second Chance To Redeem Yourself - Tips By An SPJIMR Student

For all the disappointed souls out there post the CAT exam, it’s time to let go of your frustrations and start focusing on XAT. Life always gives you second chances and XAT is that one chance available every year to all the b-school aspirants. Top b-schools like XLRI, SPJIMR, XIMB, IMT, TAPMI, GIM, etc. take candidates using XAT score. It is a 3.5 hours exam, scheduled to be held online on the 6th of January.

SPJIMR Mumbai18 Dec 2017

A Cup Of Sanity - Whatever You Do Or Don't Do, Life Goes On

"It was the worst of all, wasn't it? A project heavy term, packed with insane placement rush. I am so glad it's over." A mind says."Yeah, true that." A heart replies.

abhishek kshirsagar18 Dec 2017

SNAP 2017 Detailed Analysis And Expected Cutoffs By Career Launcher

SNAP, for the first time in its history, went online this year. The exam was conducted on 17th December, Sunday. The exam pulled an IIFT all over again! The SNAP paper this year was completely different from any of its earlier avatars. The types of questions differed significantly from the last few years. Overall, the paper was more difficult as compared to that of last year. The paper had a total of 4 sections – General English, Quantitative Ability, Current Affairs and Analytical & Logical Reasoning in the paper with 40, 40, 30 and 40 questions in each section respectively. The sections were jumbled up. There was 1 mark given for each correct answer and 0.25 marks penalty for each incorrect answer. The total time given for the paper was 120 minutes.

Srinivas Akkapedi18 Dec 2017

'Proper Planning And Smart Work Can Help You Ace SNAP' - Richpal Chaudhary (98.75 %iler In SNAP 2016) On Cracking The SNAP - SIBM Bengaluru

Meet Richpal Choudhary who lives in Rajasthan but was born and raised in Gujarat (Vadodara). He completed his graduation in B.com from Maharaja Sayajirao University of Vadodara in 2016. After completing his graduation he started preparing for Competitive exams and the preparation phase lasted around 12 months after which he scored 98.75 percentile in SNAP. He says scoring high is a difficult task but if it is done with proper planning and smart work, it is achievable.

SIBM Bengaluru18 Dec 2017

What's Happening At XIMB?

When one is able to break through the cacophony of the clutter, the goal seems attainable.

Illuminatix Old Campus14 Dec 2017

Ayushi Aggarwal Reminisces About Her Transition From Full-Time Work To Full-Time MBA At IFMR

It is always advisable to decide your masters once you have a taste of the corporate culture and get exposed to the routine of stringent deadlines, multiple clients all at the same time. The hectic long hour shifts during the busy season of the organisation is another dimension that adds to your personality and makes you more competent to handle stress while delivering exceptional client service. I had my share of all in my one year’s experience at EY.

IFMR Graduate School Of Business, Krea University14 Dec 2017