The MAH MBA-MMS CET results were out last month and the procedure for the MMS Admissions would be starting soon. Team InsideIIM spoke to the Admissions Co-ordinator, Prof Aashish Pawaskar at Syndenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education on various facets to the course and how he sees it developing in near future.
What happens when you spend 22 months learning from faculty members from eight different nationalities? In two words: A lot. In fact, the opportunities afforded by MISB’s international teaching environment have a profound impact on benefits that stay with students throughout their lives.
After pursuing her MBA from Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, Prof. Pattnaik worked as an HR consultant with PwC, helping companies improve their HR practices, before she decided to join the academia to share her knowledge with management students.
Dr. Yoshihide Fujioka, Professor of Social Policy, Graduate School of Economics, Kobe University, Japan visited MYRA School of Business as part of his month-long tour in India to identify and understand issues pertaining to the social fabric of the two countries.
Ask for Prof. Abhishek Narasimha on the KIAMS campus at Harihar and you are sure to be greeted with a smile and directions to the ‘YouTube Prof’. You look inquiringly at the student, and all you get is a matter-of-fact:“You’ll know when you meet him.”
As a KIAMS Visiting Faculty for Marketing, Prof. Anand Narsimha is known for his quick wit and quirky one-liners – something he carries from his years as a hotshot in the advertising world. However, of late he’s been using the same catchphrase with remarkable regularity. Faculty members on KIAMS campus say that Prof. Anand now resorts to settling debates by simply uttering the phrase: “Best B-School with Industry related curriculum in Marketing”. Actually, KIAMS recently bagged the National Education Award for “B-School with Industry Related Curriculum in Marketing” for 2015, which is something Prof. Anand Narsimha is evidently pleased about.
The MAH MBA-MMS CET results were out last month and the procedure for the MMS Admissions would be starting soon. Team InsideIIM spoke to the Admissions Co-ordinator, Prof Aashish Pawaskar at Syndenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education on various facets to the course and how he sees it developing in near future.
What happens when you spend 22 months learning from faculty members from eight different nationalities? In two words: A lot. In fact, the opportunities afforded by MISB’s international teaching environment have a profound impact on benefits that stay with students throughout their lives.
After pursuing her MBA from Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, Prof. Pattnaik worked as an HR consultant with PwC, helping companies improve their HR practices, before she decided to join the academia to share her knowledge with management students.
Dr. Yoshihide Fujioka, Professor of Social Policy, Graduate School of Economics, Kobe University, Japan visited MYRA School of Business as part of his month-long tour in India to identify and understand issues pertaining to the social fabric of the two countries.
Ask for Prof. Abhishek Narasimha on the KIAMS campus at Harihar and you are sure to be greeted with a smile and directions to the ‘YouTube Prof’. You look inquiringly at the student, and all you get is a matter-of-fact:“You’ll know when you meet him.”
As a KIAMS Visiting Faculty for Marketing, Prof. Anand Narsimha is known for his quick wit and quirky one-liners – something he carries from his years as a hotshot in the advertising world. However, of late he’s been using the same catchphrase with remarkable regularity. Faculty members on KIAMS campus say that Prof. Anand now resorts to settling debates by simply uttering the phrase: “Best B-School with Industry related curriculum in Marketing”. Actually, KIAMS recently bagged the National Education Award for “B-School with Industry Related Curriculum in Marketing” for 2015, which is something Prof. Anand Narsimha is evidently pleased about.
