"Taking a ten day break from my job helped me focus" CAT Topper Sudipto Sannigrahi
You can read lots of stories on CAT prep here at Final Admit, InsideIIM's one stop shop for MBA aspirants.
You can read lots of stories on CAT prep here at Final Admit, InsideIIM's one stop shop for MBA aspirants.
By ARKS Srinivas, CEO – VistaMind Education
We hope you got an overview on some of the important features of our Final Admit Page by reading this post. One of the most important features - Test Prep Live, needs more detailed description. Here is how you can boost your preparation by getting the most out of Test Prep Live.
While there are many articles out there which help in understanding what is a particular specialization in MBA all about, what are the career options available after taking a specialization, etc., there are very few which talk about the strengths and personality traits of a person that suit the requirements of a particular specialization. This article tries to bridge that gap: The most commonly taken specializations are analysed in that regard.
1. Commitment to Sustainability: Did you know that the infrastructure and activities at IIMU boast of total commitment to a green campus? Exemplified by the Director – Prof. Janat Shah himself, who was the first person to use a bicycle in the campus when it was founded. Today, more than 60% people on the campus including the students, faculty and staff follow that lead.
The world is getting smaller and the distances between the nations are reducing. The economies of the world are integrating at a faster pace and there is a critical need for managers in the industry who have an understanding of global business practices, social values, philosophies and cultures. And since the business practices are increasingly becoming “glocal” in their planning, design and implementation, there is an inherent need to increase the skills space of students to fit into the global scenario of the corporate and entrepreneurial world.
When you are preparing for the MBA interviews the question that you spend the most time on is definitely “Why MBA?” and everyone comes up with his/her version of the politically correct answer but all of them are on similar lines – knowledge, networking, career opportunities, brand etc. But when you finally make it to one of the top B-schools of the country, you realise that you were not alone in not knowing a thing about the fancy terms you said in the interview. People may have their own reasons for doing MBA but everyone one truly deserve it because an important thing in MBA is to throw a lot of fancy terms and jargons so that you sound learned. I will try and list the politically incorrect but real reasons which people can’t give in their interviews.
You can read lots of stories on CAT prep here at Final Admit, InsideIIM's one stop shop for MBA aspirants.
By ARKS Srinivas, CEO – VistaMind Education
We hope you got an overview on some of the important features of our Final Admit Page by reading this post. One of the most important features - Test Prep Live, needs more detailed description. Here is how you can boost your preparation by getting the most out of Test Prep Live.
While there are many articles out there which help in understanding what is a particular specialization in MBA all about, what are the career options available after taking a specialization, etc., there are very few which talk about the strengths and personality traits of a person that suit the requirements of a particular specialization. This article tries to bridge that gap: The most commonly taken specializations are analysed in that regard.
1. Commitment to Sustainability: Did you know that the infrastructure and activities at IIMU boast of total commitment to a green campus? Exemplified by the Director – Prof. Janat Shah himself, who was the first person to use a bicycle in the campus when it was founded. Today, more than 60% people on the campus including the students, faculty and staff follow that lead.
The world is getting smaller and the distances between the nations are reducing. The economies of the world are integrating at a faster pace and there is a critical need for managers in the industry who have an understanding of global business practices, social values, philosophies and cultures. And since the business practices are increasingly becoming “glocal” in their planning, design and implementation, there is an inherent need to increase the skills space of students to fit into the global scenario of the corporate and entrepreneurial world.
When you are preparing for the MBA interviews the question that you spend the most time on is definitely “Why MBA?” and everyone comes up with his/her version of the politically correct answer but all of them are on similar lines – knowledge, networking, career opportunities, brand etc. But when you finally make it to one of the top B-schools of the country, you realise that you were not alone in not knowing a thing about the fancy terms you said in the interview. People may have their own reasons for doing MBA but everyone one truly deserve it because an important thing in MBA is to throw a lot of fancy terms and jargons so that you sound learned. I will try and list the politically incorrect but real reasons which people can’t give in their interviews.