Few of the most commonly considered factors before selecting a B-School are Placements, Peer Learning, Faculty, Infrastructure, Accessibility, Specialties, Gender Ratio, Student Exchange Programme, Flagship Events and Alumni network, not necessarily in that particular order. It is mostly subjective and one needs to get one’s priorities correct before homing into a school.
Beginning last year, most of the banks and institutes began to conduct online bank exams for candidates wanting to acquire jobs in banks and wanting to make a career in the banking industry/sector. With the increasing ratio of the number of applicants per year versus the number of available vacancies per year across India, the test conductors found it to be more feasible to conduct online bank exams for all candidates in hundreds of centers across India, as compared to conducting written exams using the pen-and-paper format. On the up side, online exams are convenient and comfortable for the candidates as well – since it makes it very easy to navigate through questions and handle them more efficiently – with the only exception being those candidates who have zero knowledge about using computers, and those who have never been exposed to the operations and functionality of computers.
In our efforts to help Aspirants this season, we got Professor Munish Thakur, Admissions Chairperson - XLRI on InsideIIM for a LIVE Chat. Here is the transcript of the chat.
Probably, the toughest part of the process starts now. You can score as high a percentile as you possibly can but 10 mins of nervousness, stupidity or lack of preparedness in an interview and all the good work of the last one year will go down the drain.
This is the second LIVE Chat transcript this week. This is with IIFT Student Ishan Arora on IIFT Exam. Read the transcript to know more about IIFT entrance exam from a person who has been there and done that.
Few of the most commonly considered factors before selecting a B-School are Placements, Peer Learning, Faculty, Infrastructure, Accessibility, Specialties, Gender Ratio, Student Exchange Programme, Flagship Events and Alumni network, not necessarily in that particular order. It is mostly subjective and one needs to get one’s priorities correct before homing into a school.
Beginning last year, most of the banks and institutes began to conduct online bank exams for candidates wanting to acquire jobs in banks and wanting to make a career in the banking industry/sector. With the increasing ratio of the number of applicants per year versus the number of available vacancies per year across India, the test conductors found it to be more feasible to conduct online bank exams for all candidates in hundreds of centers across India, as compared to conducting written exams using the pen-and-paper format. On the up side, online exams are convenient and comfortable for the candidates as well – since it makes it very easy to navigate through questions and handle them more efficiently – with the only exception being those candidates who have zero knowledge about using computers, and those who have never been exposed to the operations and functionality of computers.
In our efforts to help Aspirants this season, we got Professor Munish Thakur, Admissions Chairperson - XLRI on InsideIIM for a LIVE Chat. Here is the transcript of the chat.
Probably, the toughest part of the process starts now. You can score as high a percentile as you possibly can but 10 mins of nervousness, stupidity or lack of preparedness in an interview and all the good work of the last one year will go down the drain.
This is the second LIVE Chat transcript this week. This is with IIFT Student Ishan Arora on IIFT Exam. Read the transcript to know more about IIFT entrance exam from a person who has been there and done that.
