Rural Immersion Programme (RIP) is a part of the course at IIM Indore wherein the students have to visit the villages of Madhya Pradesh in their respective groups of 6 People and stay there for 4 – 5 days in 2nd Term of their First year of MBA Curriculum. This year, It was spread across more than 50 districts, and around 600 students from the PGP Indore Campus, IPM and PGP Mumbai campus were a part of this unique program.
Over the last 82 years of its existence, the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) has not only helmed landmark changes in our social and academic framework, but has been a flag bearer in upholding country-wide and international integration in the truest sense of the term. Having been in TISS for the last four years, I can vouch for the fact that the kind of cultural heterogeneity and exposure that one can find in this campus, coupled with a sensitivity and respect for the deeper nuances of social interactions, cannot be found anywhere else. Not only does this campus encourage a wide range of diversity in terms of nearly fifty masters courses in the Mumbai campus alone, but the students at TISS also come from all the parts of the country (and the world), as well as different walks of life! The TISS campus is known to be one of the most liberal campuses in the country, and you can feel freedom in the air of its Deonar Campus. An engineer, a doctor; a teacher, a lawyer; a parent and a fresh graduate: all of them could be classmates in the same course! The HRM&LR batch is one such example of how there are coexistence and camaraderie amongst students coming from diverse standpoints, experiences and skill sets.
There is a Chinese proverb that says: “Tell me and I will forget. Show me and I will remember. Involve me and I will understand.”
When you dance, you forget everything and just feel happy. Dance is an art that imprints on the soul. With every wave of your hand and every leap into the air, you use dancing as an expression. It is the hidden language of your soul.
A Trek to Remember: IIM Indore’s Himalayan Outbound Programme #HOP #IIMINDORE #TrekLessons #LifeLessons #Leadership #Teamwork #OnlyIIMIndoreThings
#InsideIIMCurations #TechThatMatters #IIMIndore #StudentSpeak
MBA is not a degree, it's a journey unlike any other. It's more than DCP (Desperate Class Participation), 11:59 PM deadlines and sleepless nights. Okay no, it's a lot about sleepless nights. But anyway when you have decided to get on board for this roller coaster ride there are a few things you’ll need to know before you wave the green flag.
