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Scholarships To Study Abroad For MBA Students - Part 2

Kalki Kochelin's Laila is an autistic girl who gets admission in a university in the US in the movie Margarita With A Straw. She ends up living alone in Manhattan while pursuing her studies. This is not unusual, especially in a Bollywood flick. And yet, in real life, many such people are unable to pursue a higher education abroad. Differently abled people have had a tough time in the Indian education system. As of 2015, only about 0.56% seats in higher education went to disabled candidates despite there being a reservation to the extent of 3% in public institutions.

Upasna Doshi22 Sept 2017

A Sneak Peek Into The Capgemini's E.L.I.T.E. General Management Program Journey

The five-week journey in Capgemini as part of the inaugural E.L.I.T.E. program has been nothing short of being a remarkable one. It all started with the core team welcoming us at the beautiful Hyderabad campus. The first day at your job is always the one filled with a lot of excitement and nervousness, same was the case for all the 19 of us. I can safely say that after these five weeks, the excitement is still there but the nervousness has changed to curiosity and eagerness to learn.

Puneet Khokhawat22 Sept 2017

Scholarships To Study Abroad For MBA Students - Part 1

Remember all those shots of Jaggu studying in Bruges, Belgium - in the film PK? Do you also dream of travelling to Paris, New York, Melbourne, or another foreign city to continue your education? An international education is a coveted asset. It opens doors and increases the exposure a student can boast of. But not all of us are fortunate enough to have parents or relatives who are loaded. And if they are, studying abroad is still an expensive affair.

Upasna Doshi22 Sept 2017

PGDM (BM) From XLRI Jamshedpur Vs PGP From IIM Calcutta - A Comparative Guide

Enough has been written and said about the JOKA-JAMPOT love-hate relationship and no one’s quite clear as to how the rivalry began. Everyone has their opinions but there’s no doubt that both the institutes produce achievers every year. It’s a common perception that XLRI is better for HR while IIM Calcutta is better for Finance. Both the institutes are quite different from each other and students must choose as per their aspirations.

Saneeya Agrawal22 Sept 2017

PGPX Program Has Provided The Visibility To Impact Organisations - Pradeep Hiremeath (PGPX-2014)

"Having worked in the industry for 5+ years, I was confident that I had the potential to impact organisations on a larger scale. After some degree of self-introspection, I understood that a skillset upgrade was in order. The opportunity presented itself when I was offered admission to the PGPX program conducted by IIM Udaipur in collaboration with Purdue University. The opportunity to continue my education in not one, but two world-class educational institutions was too good to pass.

IIMUdaipur PGPX22 Sept 2017

PGPX Journey Has Been Incredible Both Professionally And Personally - Ankita Singh (PGPX-2016)

This journey has been incredible both professionally and personally. The unique pedagogy, the excellent academicians, and the well-crafted syllabus come together to equip the students with the advanced skill set to handle the supply chains in the gamut of corporate arenas. Throughout the entire course one would be on toes and hell yeah that's one of the crucial learning too. Another stellar part of this journey is the Purdue experience. It's very important in present day world to have the global exposure.

IIMUdaipur PGPX22 Sept 2017

A Comprehensive Guide To Crack CAT By An IIM Bangalore Student

'I scored a 99.37%ile in CAT with ~98%ile in each of the sections. I converted calls from IIM A, B, L, K, I, S, SPJIMR and NMIMS Mumbai with a 100% conversion rate. Let me give you some tips on what it takes to make it to the 1% club of all the Top b-schools in the country.'

Amol Aranake22 Sept 2017

XAT Goes Online! An XLer’s Take On The Pros And Cons

XAT has gone online! The test to be conducted on 7th January, 2018 will now be conducted online and this may change the game for some of you out there. Most of the students who are preparing for CAT right now would be accustomed to taking tests online. However, there would still be a few aspirants who are more comfortable with the paper pencil based test. Below is my personal opinion on the change in the format and a few suggestions to ace the exam.

Aroon Koshy22 Sept 2017