MBA revolves around PPTs, Group projects, group assignments, etc. A large chunk of the marks one receives depends upon the group that s/he works with. If all the members in a group contribute to the best of their abilities, the results will definitely come out well. However, this is not the case with most groups.
Much has been said and spoken on as what is to be done during the two years of MBA, but there are some unsaid things too which a candidate should refrain from doing in a B-school.
A Privilege like Yes Bank Scholarship comes one in a lifetime. Its an honour to be a part of such a list containing an esteemed array of winners from around the country. I have already shared Anjal Agrawal’s interview on how he prepared for the process and what the scholarship means to him. This one will share mine.
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Most of the students who go for an MBA do not have any specialization in mind when they decide to do so. The idea is to figure it out in the 1st year of the course. But as it turns out, 1st year is too short a time to decide which path to take. For the lucky few who are able to figure that out, this piece of writing is not for them. This is for those wanderers who are yet to explore the nitty-gritty of specialization and are yet to set their targets straight.
In this video, Srikant Rajan explains how the marriage between technology and businesses eventually evolved to the point where it is today - businesses using data science to reach the zenith of efficiency.
Zaraa nazar utha ke dekho (Can you look up a little?)
