My Journey to ISB - Part 2
In Part 1 of his article (which you can read here), Sudeep talked about the reasons for doing an MBA & why he picked ISB.
In Part 1 of his article (which you can read here), Sudeep talked about the reasons for doing an MBA & why he picked ISB.
Planning to do an MBA from a global B-school? I used to think that the process was simple: work for a couple of years, take the GMAT, apply to B-schools, take admission and start your course!
Let me start by saying, there is no such thing as a perfect study plan. There may be something like a good study plan but that will also vary from an individual to an individual. This post and the couple more which will follow are an exercise in generalization which should be taken as just that – a gross generalization rather than something written in stone. Having said that, this generalization might be able to throw some light in the right direction and might help you choose your path to success.
In the face of the current economic uncertainty, it becomes all the more important to make an informed choice for your MBA destination. The days of multiple job offers, stratospheric salaries, and even something as taken-for-granted as hundred percent placements, are behind us now. For the forseeable future. Even at the best Indian B schools.
You can participate in last week's GD on internet and cable television here.
Over the last few months, we have been peppered with queries about the one year residential Executive PGP programmes at the IIMs. We have finally decided that EPGP students at the IIMs would be the ones best placed to answer them. We are delighted to announce that IIM C is on board. You can get your queries answered by (Rajgopal Iyengar and Anindya Bhattacharjee), students of the IIM Calcutta PGPEX programme, Class of 2013. Later on, a new team from the Class of 2014 will take over to answer your queries.
This is in continuation of my previous post. In case you haven’t gone through it, I suggest you read that first.
For last week's GD on Capitalism, please read here
In Part 1 of his article (which you can read here), Sudeep talked about the reasons for doing an MBA & why he picked ISB.
Planning to do an MBA from a global B-school? I used to think that the process was simple: work for a couple of years, take the GMAT, apply to B-schools, take admission and start your course!
Let me start by saying, there is no such thing as a perfect study plan. There may be something like a good study plan but that will also vary from an individual to an individual. This post and the couple more which will follow are an exercise in generalization which should be taken as just that – a gross generalization rather than something written in stone. Having said that, this generalization might be able to throw some light in the right direction and might help you choose your path to success.
In the face of the current economic uncertainty, it becomes all the more important to make an informed choice for your MBA destination. The days of multiple job offers, stratospheric salaries, and even something as taken-for-granted as hundred percent placements, are behind us now. For the forseeable future. Even at the best Indian B schools.
You can participate in last week's GD on internet and cable television here.
Over the last few months, we have been peppered with queries about the one year residential Executive PGP programmes at the IIMs. We have finally decided that EPGP students at the IIMs would be the ones best placed to answer them. We are delighted to announce that IIM C is on board. You can get your queries answered by (Rajgopal Iyengar and Anindya Bhattacharjee), students of the IIM Calcutta PGPEX programme, Class of 2013. Later on, a new team from the Class of 2014 will take over to answer your queries.
This is in continuation of my previous post. In case you haven’t gone through it, I suggest you read that first.
For last week's GD on Capitalism, please read here