The most common question asked by FORE aspirants and other prospect stakeholders before actually coming to college is the difference between PGDM and PGDM IB, the difference between FMG group and IMG group.
"I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference"
Xpressions, the biggest Management-Cultural fest in Eastern India is a three-day extravaganza which is scheduled to take place from 10th to 12th November 2017. This year marks the 20th year of this legacy which started in 1998 with an aim to provide participants with a cultural and managerial platform to showcase and explore their skills and talents through various competitions, business simulation games and cultural events.
ICFAI Business School CASE Development Centre which is among one of the largest repositories of CASE studies and innovative learning strategy of ICFAI Business School makes it one of the most sought business school in India. For management studies CASE studies are very important. It let students to understand real-world corporate problem while learning and help them in solving such issues. CASE studies of ICFAI Business School CASE Development Centre (IBSCDC) are used in various national and international business schools.
VGSoM recently had the privilege of hosting Mr. Sameer Wanchoo, Vice President, Marketing, CavinKare for a guest lecture. Having been exposed to the inner machinations of Brand Management, for the vast majority of his stellar career, he was the perfect choice to let people know about how this industry works.
On 28th October 2017, MBA (HRD), Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics had the pleasure to welcome on the campus, Ms. Ruchi Bhatia, University Branding Specialist – Senior HR Manager at IBM for a Guest Lecture. Ms. Ruchi carries more than 10 years of experience in the HR domain and is associated with IBM from past 7 years.
Financial Resource Management, Marketing Management, Organisational Behaviour, Macroeconomics Analysis & Policy: the subjects taught in one of the premier business schools in India is veritable. Case studies, group presentations, assignments, study groups for term examinations: fostering and bolstering our innate abilities to perform and excel in a group, one must give it up to business schools to inculcate habits necessary for becoming a successful manager through their pedagogy. After all, what goes in comes out right? Then what really differentiates us from the ones who decide to pursue the same degree through correspondence, may be? Is MBA really a-solution-fits-all? Does that mean that at the end of the first year, when we go for our summer internships, it’ll usually be the toppers of the batch who’ll make the most of it? After all, all arguments aside, classroom discussions are more to stimulate your intellect, and group activities can only mildly put to practice what the theory says (or does not).
This year’s IMT Hyderabad IP Mentors’ meet saw active participation of corporate IP mentors from GMR, Alpla, Netxcell, Iadore and many other firms where IMT Hyderabad’s students did their internships in the academic year 2016-17. The IP Meet began with a welcome note by Prof. (Dr.) Sourabh Bhattacharya who extended a warm welcome to the faculty mentors and the corporate mentors. This was followed by the IMT Hyderabad, Director, Prof. (Dr.) Satish Ailawadi, who thanked the gathering and briefed the students about the Internship Programme and its benefits. “A classroom cannot be converted to a workplace and therefore to expose students to the corporate world, Internship opportunities are required. It is also a great opportunity for the student to demonstrate his/her skill sets and an opportunity for the organisation to assess and evaluate a prospective employee. Students who perform well are often inducted by organisations”, said Dr. Ailawadi.
The most common question asked by FORE aspirants and other prospect stakeholders before actually coming to college is the difference between PGDM and PGDM IB, the difference between FMG group and IMG group.
"I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference"
Xpressions, the biggest Management-Cultural fest in Eastern India is a three-day extravaganza which is scheduled to take place from 10th to 12th November 2017. This year marks the 20th year of this legacy which started in 1998 with an aim to provide participants with a cultural and managerial platform to showcase and explore their skills and talents through various competitions, business simulation games and cultural events.
ICFAI Business School CASE Development Centre which is among one of the largest repositories of CASE studies and innovative learning strategy of ICFAI Business School makes it one of the most sought business school in India. For management studies CASE studies are very important. It let students to understand real-world corporate problem while learning and help them in solving such issues. CASE studies of ICFAI Business School CASE Development Centre (IBSCDC) are used in various national and international business schools.
VGSoM recently had the privilege of hosting Mr. Sameer Wanchoo, Vice President, Marketing, CavinKare for a guest lecture. Having been exposed to the inner machinations of Brand Management, for the vast majority of his stellar career, he was the perfect choice to let people know about how this industry works.
On 28th October 2017, MBA (HRD), Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics had the pleasure to welcome on the campus, Ms. Ruchi Bhatia, University Branding Specialist – Senior HR Manager at IBM for a Guest Lecture. Ms. Ruchi carries more than 10 years of experience in the HR domain and is associated with IBM from past 7 years.
Financial Resource Management, Marketing Management, Organisational Behaviour, Macroeconomics Analysis & Policy: the subjects taught in one of the premier business schools in India is veritable. Case studies, group presentations, assignments, study groups for term examinations: fostering and bolstering our innate abilities to perform and excel in a group, one must give it up to business schools to inculcate habits necessary for becoming a successful manager through their pedagogy. After all, what goes in comes out right? Then what really differentiates us from the ones who decide to pursue the same degree through correspondence, may be? Is MBA really a-solution-fits-all? Does that mean that at the end of the first year, when we go for our summer internships, it’ll usually be the toppers of the batch who’ll make the most of it? After all, all arguments aside, classroom discussions are more to stimulate your intellect, and group activities can only mildly put to practice what the theory says (or does not).
This year’s IMT Hyderabad IP Mentors’ meet saw active participation of corporate IP mentors from GMR, Alpla, Netxcell, Iadore and many other firms where IMT Hyderabad’s students did their internships in the academic year 2016-17. The IP Meet began with a welcome note by Prof. (Dr.) Sourabh Bhattacharya who extended a warm welcome to the faculty mentors and the corporate mentors. This was followed by the IMT Hyderabad, Director, Prof. (Dr.) Satish Ailawadi, who thanked the gathering and briefed the students about the Internship Programme and its benefits. “A classroom cannot be converted to a workplace and therefore to expose students to the corporate world, Internship opportunities are required. It is also a great opportunity for the student to demonstrate his/her skill sets and an opportunity for the organisation to assess and evaluate a prospective employee. Students who perform well are often inducted by organisations”, said Dr. Ailawadi.
