July 6th, 2015 around 3PM I was standing outside the Dean’s office with a couple of my friends, waiting for our turn to get in. He wanted to check on the arrangements related to an event which was to be organized for felicitation of an FMS Delhi alumnus who had recently topped the coveted Indian Civil Services Exam.
It is that time of the year where stress in students would be at its peak. With Entrance Exams approaching for aspirants and semester exams and placement season for current students, stress would play a major role in exams. Some amount of stress is inevitable no matter how 'chilled out' you are about your studies or how well prepared you think you are. The point is to function with a level of stress that benefits you and not that deters you from moving forward. The key to manage any thing is to understand the thing well. So let's see what stress is? One of the definition in Oxford dictionary suggests that stress is "A state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances." Exams and test preparation being the adverse and demanding circumstances here, you need an outlet to better manage the emotional strain that's a part and parcel of studying for and in a rigorous course.
An MBA degree is one of the most coveted qualifications you can pursue to develop skills required for business and management. The value of the MBA, however, is not limited strictly to the business world, and there is much more to it than what is generally perceived.
By all accounts, Batman vs Superman : Dawn of Justice was a two and a half hour long tedious, overblown, convoluted mess. Critics universally derided the film and the fans' reaction was mixed at best. It was directed by Zach Snyder who, having desecrated the Superman mythos once before, did an even worse job this time. Despite all this, it made 872 million dollars. This is because there is no way a movie called Batman vs Superman won't make a ton of money - and therein lies the problem.
In Homer’s Odyssey, Mentor is a trusted friend of Odysseus. More importantly, often actually, Mentor is Athena in disguise guiding, counselling and advising Odysseus’s son, Telemachus, through ups and downs in his journey while searching for his father.
The first batch of IIM's Indore's ambitious Integrated Program in Management students have been introduced to the industry this year, and everyone is waiting to find out how well they fair. This interview with a recent graduate tries to answer some questions.
“May joy and good fellowship reign, and in this manner, may the Olympic Torch pursue its way through ages, increasing friendly understanding among nations, for the good of a humanity always more enthusiastic, more courageous and purer. “
July 6th, 2015 around 3PM I was standing outside the Dean’s office with a couple of my friends, waiting for our turn to get in. He wanted to check on the arrangements related to an event which was to be organized for felicitation of an FMS Delhi alumnus who had recently topped the coveted Indian Civil Services Exam.
It is that time of the year where stress in students would be at its peak. With Entrance Exams approaching for aspirants and semester exams and placement season for current students, stress would play a major role in exams. Some amount of stress is inevitable no matter how 'chilled out' you are about your studies or how well prepared you think you are. The point is to function with a level of stress that benefits you and not that deters you from moving forward. The key to manage any thing is to understand the thing well. So let's see what stress is? One of the definition in Oxford dictionary suggests that stress is "A state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances." Exams and test preparation being the adverse and demanding circumstances here, you need an outlet to better manage the emotional strain that's a part and parcel of studying for and in a rigorous course.
An MBA degree is one of the most coveted qualifications you can pursue to develop skills required for business and management. The value of the MBA, however, is not limited strictly to the business world, and there is much more to it than what is generally perceived.
By all accounts, Batman vs Superman : Dawn of Justice was a two and a half hour long tedious, overblown, convoluted mess. Critics universally derided the film and the fans' reaction was mixed at best. It was directed by Zach Snyder who, having desecrated the Superman mythos once before, did an even worse job this time. Despite all this, it made 872 million dollars. This is because there is no way a movie called Batman vs Superman won't make a ton of money - and therein lies the problem.
In Homer’s Odyssey, Mentor is a trusted friend of Odysseus. More importantly, often actually, Mentor is Athena in disguise guiding, counselling and advising Odysseus’s son, Telemachus, through ups and downs in his journey while searching for his father.
The first batch of IIM's Indore's ambitious Integrated Program in Management students have been introduced to the industry this year, and everyone is waiting to find out how well they fair. This interview with a recent graduate tries to answer some questions.
“May joy and good fellowship reign, and in this manner, may the Olympic Torch pursue its way through ages, increasing friendly understanding among nations, for the good of a humanity always more enthusiastic, more courageous and purer. “
