Believer in ‘education can change the world’, Abhinaba has actively taken part in teaching kids in association with multiple NGOs. From starting up with a project for the Government of Jharkhand’s Innovation lab to continue taking classes for improving the standard of education, Abhinaba has always pushed himself. Thus, Abhinaba is part of India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020.
Debayan believed in the power of self from the very beginning and carved his own path. From taking challenges head on to displaying leadership skills whenever the situation demanded, Debayan has made it to India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020. Read on to know how.
January 2020. India was in the grips of student protests. A year later, January 2021. Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol. What a way to start the new year! 2021 is not looking like a winner currently. There’s a Chinese saying that goes “May you live in interesting times.” Interesting indeed. Meanwhile here at home in India, while Amazon and Reliance battle it out for rights over Future Group, the Tata Group is all set to acquire Big Basket and step up in the ecommerce space. Also, thanks to really expensive R&D, drug companies are programmed to make up giant profits on the few vaccines or medications that cure mass health issues like the COVID vaccine. Most interesting. All this on today’s News Bulletin. Don’t forget to check it out!
From being afraid of numbers to making peace with it and getting better at analytics, Manav found a perfect balance in HR when he was looking for a career option. An English Graduate and a lover of stories, Manav went out of his comfort zone to explore the business world with his core skills intact. Find out why Manav made it to India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020.
An ardent reader, believer of money multiplication and a heart that beats for the not so fortunate ones might just be the words to define Abhay Shankar. An IIM Kozhikode student, Abhay has always tried giving back to the society with either skills or thorough service. What makes him the part of India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020? Read on to know more.
When mapping out their careers, one of the most important elements to consider for MBA students is what sector and domain they'd like to start their management careers in. This can go on to decide what your career looks like three, five or even ten years down the line. So which career path does India's crème de la crème lean towards? What sectors and roles do IIM students see themselves in, and why?
With dreams to make it big in the corporate world and question the status quo, Sanjeeban Nanda took the plunge to quit his job and prepare for his B-school journey. And as the saying goes, ‘Fortune Favors The Brave’. A man of many talents, Sanjeeban Nanda shared his story with us and has qualified as India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2021.
Imagine getting a call from a reputed IIM like IIM K on one hand and a relatively unknown startup coming from the stable of IIM Ahmedabad, offering you a job. What would you have chosen in such a scenario? Mohammed Raashid decided that he would want to go ahead with the startup experience and try to improve his CAT scores for a better college next year. And so did he. An IIM Calcutta student Mohammed Raashid shared his story with InsideIIM and has qualified to be part of India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020.
Believer in ‘education can change the world’, Abhinaba has actively taken part in teaching kids in association with multiple NGOs. From starting up with a project for the Government of Jharkhand’s Innovation lab to continue taking classes for improving the standard of education, Abhinaba has always pushed himself. Thus, Abhinaba is part of India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020.
Debayan believed in the power of self from the very beginning and carved his own path. From taking challenges head on to displaying leadership skills whenever the situation demanded, Debayan has made it to India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020. Read on to know how.
January 2020. India was in the grips of student protests. A year later, January 2021. Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol. What a way to start the new year! 2021 is not looking like a winner currently. There’s a Chinese saying that goes “May you live in interesting times.” Interesting indeed. Meanwhile here at home in India, while Amazon and Reliance battle it out for rights over Future Group, the Tata Group is all set to acquire Big Basket and step up in the ecommerce space. Also, thanks to really expensive R&D, drug companies are programmed to make up giant profits on the few vaccines or medications that cure mass health issues like the COVID vaccine. Most interesting. All this on today’s News Bulletin. Don’t forget to check it out!
From being afraid of numbers to making peace with it and getting better at analytics, Manav found a perfect balance in HR when he was looking for a career option. An English Graduate and a lover of stories, Manav went out of his comfort zone to explore the business world with his core skills intact. Find out why Manav made it to India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020.
An ardent reader, believer of money multiplication and a heart that beats for the not so fortunate ones might just be the words to define Abhay Shankar. An IIM Kozhikode student, Abhay has always tried giving back to the society with either skills or thorough service. What makes him the part of India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020? Read on to know more.
When mapping out their careers, one of the most important elements to consider for MBA students is what sector and domain they'd like to start their management careers in. This can go on to decide what your career looks like three, five or even ten years down the line. So which career path does India's crème de la crème lean towards? What sectors and roles do IIM students see themselves in, and why?
With dreams to make it big in the corporate world and question the status quo, Sanjeeban Nanda took the plunge to quit his job and prepare for his B-school journey. And as the saying goes, ‘Fortune Favors The Brave’. A man of many talents, Sanjeeban Nanda shared his story with us and has qualified as India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2021.
Imagine getting a call from a reputed IIM like IIM K on one hand and a relatively unknown startup coming from the stable of IIM Ahmedabad, offering you a job. What would you have chosen in such a scenario? Mohammed Raashid decided that he would want to go ahead with the startup experience and try to improve his CAT scores for a better college next year. And so did he. An IIM Calcutta student Mohammed Raashid shared his story with InsideIIM and has qualified to be part of India’s 30 Most Employable Graduates of the Class of 2020.
