IIM Ahmedabad is the dream b-school for lakhs of Indian students. It continues to be one of the premier institutes of India since its inception in 1961. But this article is not about the fact file on IIM Ahmedabad but on their summer placements for the PGP program - class of 2018.
Fidel Castro, arguably one of the influential leaders of 20th century was laid to rest with full state honour. But this post is not about him!
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One of the perks of being an HR from TISS (Tissian) is that you get to experience at least 4 Organisations as a Fieldwork Intern. Besides getting technical know-how of Human Resource Management (HRM), Fieldwork is also an interesting case-study of Human Behavior. We are taught Organizational Behavior in detail across the 4 Semesters and if you ask me that is the most interesting part of being an HR student. So welcome to the curious case of the dieting HR fraternity.
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Amidst all the demonetization chaos, IIM Ranchi students had the honour of having an interactive session with Mr Parag Kulkarni. The Finance Club of IIM Ranchi organised a meet with Mr Parag who is the first and youngest Indian to complete CA exams from India, USA, England and Wales. He is an associate member of Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW), Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), a Charter Holder for CPA(USA), has also completed Diploma in IFR from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), London and IFRS Certification from ICAI.
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If someone had told me that during B-school, I would be buckets of water mixed with paint, have paint smeared over my face and given credits for painting whatever I wanted, I would have probably found that incredulous. During the mural painting exercise at SPJIMR not only did I play with colours but also made a few very close friends along the way. Over the course of the last 5 months SP Jain has time and again proved that education is not only about rot knowledge from books or marks in the examination but a holistic development of the individual. This was one of the instances. Mural painting with my friend Santosh was a part of the Abhyudaya program, a non-classroom learning initiative of SPJIMR.
