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'The Best Strategy Is To Align Your Efforts With The Requirements' - Mahendra Wagh (98.92%iler In SNAP 2016) On Cracking The SNAP - SIBM Bengaluru

'The Best Strategy Is To Align Your Efforts With The Requirements' - Mahendra Wagh (98.92%iler In SNAP 2016) On Cracking The SNAP - SIBM Bengaluru

Meet Mahendra Wagh, a first-year MBA student at SIBM Bengaluru. Mahendra hails from Mumbai and is an Electronics Engineer. Post his engineering, he worked for 4 months at a startup as a Digital Operations Associate. However, he soon realised his true calling lay elsewhere. After deliberating over various career paths, he chose MBA as he felt that it provided him with the best mix of academic rigour, industry exposure and job opportunities.

SIBM Bengaluru
SNAP IT By SCMHRD

SNAP IT By SCMHRD

The Admissions & PR team of SCMHRD acts as a link between SCMHRD and the aspirants. SNAP IT is one such endeavour among many to connect with the aspirants and help them with their preparation for SNAP 2017. Started in 2007, this nationwide seminar is an effort by the APR team to solve the queries of MBA aspirants, provide valuable interaction with past year toppers, exam tips and an opportunity to get helpful preparatory material for SNAP.

SCMHRD Public Relations and Communications
Management Over Priorities - Love Vs Peer Learning

Management Over Priorities - Love Vs Peer Learning

Do you feel the cold breeze of love when you see your crush in the library? Is someone ruining your classes just because you can’t think of anything else? Who is your motivation for that one minute plank? What is wrong with your heart? Why don't you approach that love of yours? What is stopping you? Wait a minute! Why that someone is sitting and studying in the library without giving an iota of attention to your beauty. Maybe that person has other objectives in mind. The prime concern of your special someone may be to gain knowledge and experience. Wait! Did I break your dreams of corner seat movie tickets? If yes, welcome to the b-school journey.

Harshad Patel
Tackling The General Knowledge Section In Competitive Exams

Tackling The General Knowledge Section In Competitive Exams

With the other management entrance exams like SNAP, CMAT, XAT around the corner, it is time for aspirants to gear up and start preparing. Unlike CAT, exams like CMAT, MAT, XAT have separate General Awareness sections. Though aspirants find GK questions very intimidating, experts say it is one of the easiest sections to tackle. If the candidate is well prepared, GK questions can help him enhance his overall accuracy. There is either a right or a wrong answer. There is absolutely no room for confusion. As GK-based questions do not involve any calculation or analysis, it the least time-consuming section and it gives the opportunity to answer more questions in lesser time.

IFMR Graduate School Of Business, Krea University
It's OK To Be Different - A Take On Divergent Thinking

It's OK To Be Different - A Take On Divergent Thinking

I was asked by my teacher to choose an animal, as part of the class. The Creature that came to my mind was a Unicorn. Yes, it is a fictional creature with a magical horn and the white pristine feeling of purity and grace associated to it. Little did I know the animal that I was asked to think about actually reflected our character as per the teacher and it struck me on a personal note. That is why, I would advise that let no Muggles get you down, It's ok to be Different.

Sharun Sanel
Musings Of A Recent IIM Trichy Alumnus And Student Team 2.0 Member - Aroop Sanyal

Musings Of A Recent IIM Trichy Alumnus And Student Team 2.0 Member - Aroop Sanyal

We present to you one of the rare opportunities on InsideIIM where we get to interact with a recent graduate from a b-school and hear about his or her experiences. Such an interaction is quite valuable especially from the point of view of the batch which is just about to graduate, since that would open up the opportunity to learn and be prepared to tackle the challenges due to transition from academic to corporate life, to understand the quantum change in expectations and working style, as well as to embrace the opportunities offered by the Corporate world by leveraging on the lessons from the academic world.

Abirbhav Mukherjee