The Ultimate Soirée At SCMHRD: Countdown To NEEV 2019

NEEV is the annual corporate and cultural fest of SCMHRD and is India’s 3rd largest B-school festival. Held in December every year, NEEV attracts an audience of over 15,000 people from more than 40+ colleges across the nation. NEEV 2019 marks the 26th year since its inception and continues to provide aspiring corporate professionals and world-class performance artists a stage to showcase their talent. NEEV has had headliners like Kanika Kapoor, Shirley Sethia, and Nikhil D’Souza grace the stage, music sensations like Lost Stories, Zaeden and DJ Shaan perform at the EDM nights and have seen notable personalities like Harsha Bhogle, Kumar Mangal Birla and Aditya Ghosh come as keynote speakers. BNY Mellon, MRF, Reliance Jio, Indian Oil, Emami, Pepsi, VH1 Supersonic, Enchanted Valley Carnival and FC Pune City are some of the prominent brands NEEV is proud to have been associated with in the past. Additionally, NEEV has set precedent for some incredible feats like being the first festival to bring Sunburn to Pune.

SCMHRD Public Relations and Communications13 Dec 2019

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How To Be A Master Of Your Time At A B-School

Being an engineering student who was preparing for entrance exams, the most important thing that I heard about the MBA is Time Management. However, it is not as easy as it sounds. It’s a whole different ball game in the MBA.

SHLOKA SHETTY12 Dec 2019

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Why I Chose IIM - A Over IIM - B And C - Aayush Gupta, IIM Ahmedabad

Imagine getting calls from IIM A, IIM B and IIM C. Wait, how? And what next? Well, if you’re lucky enough to get shortlisted for what are probably the top 3 b-schools in India, you have to prepare for the GD-PI rounds next. So how to prepare in such a way that you manage to crack all three b-schools? While a lot depends on your interviewers, you can also take control of some aspects of the GD-PI process and prepare accordingly. What are we talking about? Well, for starters, we’re referring to customising your GD-PI strategy based on the b-schools you’re interviewing for. But in order to do this, you need to know what each b-school expects from students during the interview process, right? Well, meet Aayush Gupta, a BMS student from the Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (DU), Ex Intern at Deloitte and currently set to intern at Strategy &, PwC's consulting arm. Aayush, currently an IIM A student, was lucky enough to be shortlisted for IIM A, IIM B and IIM C. What’s more, he got admission to all 3 b-schools too! Find out how Aayush zeroed in on a b-school, and how he prepared for IIM A, IIM B, IIM C interviews in this video.

Team InsideIIM12 Dec 2019

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IIM Ahmedabad Final Placements 2019 - IPRS Audited Report With Salary Figures

The audited version of IIM A's Final Placements Report for the Class of 2019 has been released on the official IPRS website. This report comprises sector-wise, function-wise, and location-wise placement details, including a comprehensive break down of salaries offered to the PGP batch of 2017-2019. Read this report for more details!

Team InsideIIM12 Dec 2019

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No SC/ST Faculty in IIM A, B, C

Remember the stories of Ramayana and Mahabharata? There was always a mention of the sacred guru-shishya (teacher-student) bond. Unfortunately, in those times, the transaction of knowledge was only reserved for people of a certain class and caste. Thankfully, we don’t live in that kind of world anymore. Or do we? While, the number of ST, SC and OBC students is slowly rising in institutes of higher education, the case is not the same for faculty and scholars. In a working paper co-written by Siddharth Joshi (Doctoral Student, IIM B) and Deepak Malghan (Associate Professor, IIM B) titled - Missing Scholars: Social Exclusion at the Indian Institutes of Management, it was found out that, “As of January 2018, of the 642 faculty members across the 13 IIMs, 4 were from the Scheduled Caste (SC) and 1 from the Schedule Tribe (ST) categories.” This report comes as a shock since SCs/STs represent more than a quarter of the country’s population! 

Poonam Das12 Dec 2019

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IIM Udaipur Launches Business Review Magazine Encompassing Impact-oriented Research And Insights Valuable For Management Professionals

Editor’s Synopsis-

Mehul Agarwal11 Dec 2019

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What If You Don't Get Placed In Your Dream Job?

"That's the thing about human life- there is no control group, no way to ever know how any of us would have turned out if any variables had been changed"- Daniel Keyes, Flowers for Algernon

Riddhi Kalra10 Dec 2019

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Five Things To Do After Your Summer Placements

Summer placements often tend to be a case of an educated guess, but a guess all the same. I say this because of the haste with which we make decisions at the juncture of limited maturity and other constraints. Nevertheless, I believe that your Internship is the time to check what profile, people, culture and style you're comfortable (or not) with, and I would urge students to see it as just that. Once Summer Placements are done, there are exactly four things that can happen:

Riddhi Kalra10 Dec 2019

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The Ultimate Soirée At SCMHRD: Countdown To NEEV 2019

NEEV is the annual corporate and cultural fest of SCMHRD and is India’s 3rd largest B-school festival. Held in December every year, NEEV attracts an audience of over 15,000 people from more than 40+ colleges across the nation. NEEV 2019 marks the 26th year since its inception and continues to provide aspiring corporate professionals and world-class performance artists a stage to showcase their talent. NEEV has had headliners like Kanika Kapoor, Shirley Sethia, and Nikhil D’Souza grace the stage, music sensations like Lost Stories, Zaeden and DJ Shaan perform at the EDM nights and have seen notable personalities like Harsha Bhogle, Kumar Mangal Birla and Aditya Ghosh come as keynote speakers. BNY Mellon, MRF, Reliance Jio, Indian Oil, Emami, Pepsi, VH1 Supersonic, Enchanted Valley Carnival and FC Pune City are some of the prominent brands NEEV is proud to have been associated with in the past. Additionally, NEEV has set precedent for some incredible feats like being the first festival to bring Sunburn to Pune.

SCMHRD Public Relations and Communications13 Dec 2019

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How To Be A Master Of Your Time At A B-School

Being an engineering student who was preparing for entrance exams, the most important thing that I heard about the MBA is Time Management. However, it is not as easy as it sounds. It’s a whole different ball game in the MBA.

SHLOKA SHETTY12 Dec 2019

Read More

Why I Chose IIM - A Over IIM - B And C - Aayush Gupta, IIM Ahmedabad

Imagine getting calls from IIM A, IIM B and IIM C. Wait, how? And what next? Well, if you’re lucky enough to get shortlisted for what are probably the top 3 b-schools in India, you have to prepare for the GD-PI rounds next. So how to prepare in such a way that you manage to crack all three b-schools? While a lot depends on your interviewers, you can also take control of some aspects of the GD-PI process and prepare accordingly. What are we talking about? Well, for starters, we’re referring to customising your GD-PI strategy based on the b-schools you’re interviewing for. But in order to do this, you need to know what each b-school expects from students during the interview process, right? Well, meet Aayush Gupta, a BMS student from the Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (DU), Ex Intern at Deloitte and currently set to intern at Strategy &, PwC's consulting arm. Aayush, currently an IIM A student, was lucky enough to be shortlisted for IIM A, IIM B and IIM C. What’s more, he got admission to all 3 b-schools too! Find out how Aayush zeroed in on a b-school, and how he prepared for IIM A, IIM B, IIM C interviews in this video.

Team InsideIIM12 Dec 2019

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IIM Ahmedabad Final Placements 2019 - IPRS Audited Report With Salary Figures

The audited version of IIM A's Final Placements Report for the Class of 2019 has been released on the official IPRS website. This report comprises sector-wise, function-wise, and location-wise placement details, including a comprehensive break down of salaries offered to the PGP batch of 2017-2019. Read this report for more details!

Team InsideIIM12 Dec 2019

Read More

No SC/ST Faculty in IIM A, B, C

Remember the stories of Ramayana and Mahabharata? There was always a mention of the sacred guru-shishya (teacher-student) bond. Unfortunately, in those times, the transaction of knowledge was only reserved for people of a certain class and caste. Thankfully, we don’t live in that kind of world anymore. Or do we? While, the number of ST, SC and OBC students is slowly rising in institutes of higher education, the case is not the same for faculty and scholars. In a working paper co-written by Siddharth Joshi (Doctoral Student, IIM B) and Deepak Malghan (Associate Professor, IIM B) titled - Missing Scholars: Social Exclusion at the Indian Institutes of Management, it was found out that, “As of January 2018, of the 642 faculty members across the 13 IIMs, 4 were from the Scheduled Caste (SC) and 1 from the Schedule Tribe (ST) categories.” This report comes as a shock since SCs/STs represent more than a quarter of the country’s population! 

Poonam Das12 Dec 2019

Read More

IIM Udaipur Launches Business Review Magazine Encompassing Impact-oriented Research And Insights Valuable For Management Professionals

Editor’s Synopsis-

Mehul Agarwal11 Dec 2019

Read More

What If You Don't Get Placed In Your Dream Job?

"That's the thing about human life- there is no control group, no way to ever know how any of us would have turned out if any variables had been changed"- Daniel Keyes, Flowers for Algernon

Riddhi Kalra10 Dec 2019

Read More

Five Things To Do After Your Summer Placements

Summer placements often tend to be a case of an educated guess, but a guess all the same. I say this because of the haste with which we make decisions at the juncture of limited maturity and other constraints. Nevertheless, I believe that your Internship is the time to check what profile, people, culture and style you're comfortable (or not) with, and I would urge students to see it as just that. Once Summer Placements are done, there are exactly four things that can happen:

Riddhi Kalra10 Dec 2019

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