Do you eat, sleep and drink marketing? Do you enjoy analysing campaigns? Do you love building go to market strategies? Do you get excited about market research, segmentation and targeting? Do you love talking about brands and how they were built? Test yourself with The Marketing Quiz, brought to you by ABGLP.
Life in a B-School is a steady mix of academics, internships, corporate interactions, case study competitions, and extracurricular activities, and all students are engaged in some of these (if not all) in different permutations and combinations as per their personal interests and inclinations. If one had to largely lay out the broad concepts of the kind of committees/clubs/cells that a traditional B-School has, you could classify them under four broad themes based on various activities:
The way we consume data in our country has changed drastically after the arrival of JIO. Whether it is consuming content on our mobile phones or connecting lives to take a step towards global connectivity, JIO has played an unmissable part. And with over 500 million internet users presently in India, the demand for data is going upwards every passing minute. Hence, Reliance is in constant search for young minds who would take up challenges and come up with effective solutions. A part of it is their selection of summer interns through which they throw challenges and test the mettle of these energetic minds brimming with contemporary ideas. Watch this vlog to know the life of an IIM C and IIM I student as interns in the exciting world of Reliance Jio and Network 18.
At MICA, there are a number of activities which students can participate in.
While traversing through the roads of Barcelona during my Milan semester at SDA Bocconi Asia Center, I got a notification on Linkedin about ‘International Operations Business Graduate Program ‘ in Novo Nordisk, a Danish pharmaceutical company. Quickly looking at the eligibility and requirements, I understood that this was my dream role I was looking out for. Being a healthcare enthusiast with creative blood, I was excited to know that the IO Business graduate program is a 2-year program with 8 months*3 rotations each in home country (the one you are hired from), Copenhagen Denmark (HQ) and the 3rd affiliate of theirs.
We are all aware of the joke where our parents say that life’s set after 10th boards, and then 12th boards and then engineering and then MBA. Once you get into the MBA program, you realize that life’s not set yet. There are homework, assignments, projects, and if you are a first-year, then the most dreaded and awaited Summer Placement Process. After all the grilling you go through to make your CV look perfect, it is time to prepare for the D-Day.
In this video, Ankita Aggarwal, AVP - General Manager, Beauty & Wellness, UrbanClap, Ex-Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Ex-Cisco, IIM Indore Alum tells us about women leaders are treated in the corporate world. She shares the challenges of a growing startup and how employees can make sure to choose the right startup to work with.
It takes a good deal of perseverance to step into a prestigious B-school. The journey begins with a series of examinations, rejections, interviews, long days of anxious wait, rejections, and finally a ray of light in the form of admission. Then, you incur a massive loan and step into a B-school. For a newbie who does not know the workings of a B-school, it might be a daunting atmosphere within the campus. But the school has other priorities. The school fights to maintain its spot in the ranking tree. The prime indicator of ranking is that of placements. The often asked question by aspirants is about the placement scenario in B-schools. No time is given to students to get acclimatized to the B-school atmosphere before SIPs are thrown into the mix. Is it fair to students?
Do you eat, sleep and drink marketing? Do you enjoy analysing campaigns? Do you love building go to market strategies? Do you get excited about market research, segmentation and targeting? Do you love talking about brands and how they were built? Test yourself with The Marketing Quiz, brought to you by ABGLP.
Life in a B-School is a steady mix of academics, internships, corporate interactions, case study competitions, and extracurricular activities, and all students are engaged in some of these (if not all) in different permutations and combinations as per their personal interests and inclinations. If one had to largely lay out the broad concepts of the kind of committees/clubs/cells that a traditional B-School has, you could classify them under four broad themes based on various activities:
The way we consume data in our country has changed drastically after the arrival of JIO. Whether it is consuming content on our mobile phones or connecting lives to take a step towards global connectivity, JIO has played an unmissable part. And with over 500 million internet users presently in India, the demand for data is going upwards every passing minute. Hence, Reliance is in constant search for young minds who would take up challenges and come up with effective solutions. A part of it is their selection of summer interns through which they throw challenges and test the mettle of these energetic minds brimming with contemporary ideas. Watch this vlog to know the life of an IIM C and IIM I student as interns in the exciting world of Reliance Jio and Network 18.
At MICA, there are a number of activities which students can participate in.
While traversing through the roads of Barcelona during my Milan semester at SDA Bocconi Asia Center, I got a notification on Linkedin about ‘International Operations Business Graduate Program ‘ in Novo Nordisk, a Danish pharmaceutical company. Quickly looking at the eligibility and requirements, I understood that this was my dream role I was looking out for. Being a healthcare enthusiast with creative blood, I was excited to know that the IO Business graduate program is a 2-year program with 8 months*3 rotations each in home country (the one you are hired from), Copenhagen Denmark (HQ) and the 3rd affiliate of theirs.
We are all aware of the joke where our parents say that life’s set after 10th boards, and then 12th boards and then engineering and then MBA. Once you get into the MBA program, you realize that life’s not set yet. There are homework, assignments, projects, and if you are a first-year, then the most dreaded and awaited Summer Placement Process. After all the grilling you go through to make your CV look perfect, it is time to prepare for the D-Day.
In this video, Ankita Aggarwal, AVP - General Manager, Beauty & Wellness, UrbanClap, Ex-Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Ex-Cisco, IIM Indore Alum tells us about women leaders are treated in the corporate world. She shares the challenges of a growing startup and how employees can make sure to choose the right startup to work with.
It takes a good deal of perseverance to step into a prestigious B-school. The journey begins with a series of examinations, rejections, interviews, long days of anxious wait, rejections, and finally a ray of light in the form of admission. Then, you incur a massive loan and step into a B-school. For a newbie who does not know the workings of a B-school, it might be a daunting atmosphere within the campus. But the school has other priorities. The school fights to maintain its spot in the ranking tree. The prime indicator of ranking is that of placements. The often asked question by aspirants is about the placement scenario in B-schools. No time is given to students to get acclimatized to the B-school atmosphere before SIPs are thrown into the mix. Is it fair to students?
