During the first term, our Marketing Management professor gave us a project – to set up a business with an initial investment of not more than INR 1250 and to run it successfully using the marketing concepts taught in class. The class was divided into groups of 5 members each.
It was a Sunday evening. The campus round of Mahindra War Room was scheduled for the day. As I occupied my seat in the dome, I felt a strange pinch in my tummy. Not the adrenaline rush of the competition but that of regret. Before I explain why, let me share with you some key lessons I learnt through various competitions -
Perhaps at this moment, you are preparing for the next set of decisions in your life: at your college, in an office, or at your home pondering how to crack CAT, or change your domain, get a meaty role or even simply just figuring out life at large.
A personal cabin with the laptop throwing light on to the face, discussing the key company figures with the team and making critical decisions to drive the company towards glory!!
Highlights as per the XLRI Placement Report (Summer ) -
The most exciting thing for a b-schooler is to work on real-world problems of one of India’s top federations. And what better way than to do it with case study competitions? Mahindra War Room is a unique opportunity for business school students. In this series of Mahindra Warriors, we feature the 20 teams – the finalists. The ones who have made it to the last leg of the competition. The series comprises of the Warriors’ journey.
IIFT Delhi has completed its Summer Placements for the MBA (International Business) batch of 2018-2020. The largest ever batch of 321 students this year was placed across 90 companies.
