For most of us in India, IITs & IIMs are the Golden Ticket to the MBA show. The question is, are there more things out there that we are not aware of? Can MBA experience get even better or is international exposure just a fancy term in the market?
As per government taxpayers' data and our assessment, only about 6,00,000 Indian taxpayers earn an annual 'salaried' income of INR 30 lacs or above. And only 11,00,000 Indian taxpayers earn a 'total' income of INR 30 lacs or more. Have you ever considered how much time it would take for you to be amongst these top 0.5% earners in India?
If you've ever googled, 'How do I get into Harvard, Oxford, MIT, Cambridge, or any top school in the world,' you’d probably know that a crucial part of the journey leading to those schools involves taking the GMAT or the GRE.
Getting into a business school can be life changing. It can offer opportunities that can take your career forward and help you with skills that could enable you to steer your career in the direction of your choice. However, the effectiveness of that transition depends a lot on where you pursue your business education from.
While many of us focus on getting a good job—one that gives us the work, position, and pays that we find satisfying—we often miss out on the bigger picture - the job market. Markets speak volumes about the kind of skills and abilities recruiters look for. India and China, two of the world’s largest economic centers in terms of population, certainly shape the job market of Asia. Large populations translate to more employment needs and since top jobs for skilled professionals are limited, learning about the kind of skills those limited jobs require and how you can build them is essential.
Product management is probably one of the most powerful career paths for people working in the corporate world. We use tens and hundreds of products everyday that influence the decision of millions worldwide. A Facebook or an Instagram becomes addictive because product managers put in hours of work in developing features. So, it doesn’t come as a surprise that they would be the ones walking away with heavy salaries during the placements. But, how much do they actually make in both India and abroad? Sarah Gajbhiye answers the question in this video today in another episode of Basics of MBA.
If you always had the dream of studying in the US, but cracking exams like TOEFL, GRE or GMAT seemed an uphill task, let’s talk about a program that will help you with it. In this conversation with Dr. Prof. Mangesh Kasbekar, Program Head-Global MBA and Head Admissions (PGDM) at N. L. Dalmia Institute of Management S&R we understand the way in which students can study in the US as part of the Global MBA program run at NL Dalmia currently. He speaks about the program at length, what are the criteria that he keeps in mind before the selection of students and what lies ahead in the world of marketing.
The Graduate Record Examination, or GRE, is a significant stage in the application process for graduate school or business school. The GRE is a computer-based, multiple-choice standardized test that is frequently required for admission to graduate programs and graduate business programs (MBA) around the world. The GRE measures your command of basic arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis as well as college-level vocabulary. More importantly, it measures your ability to analyze and evaluate written material, think critically, and solve problems.
For most of us in India, IITs & IIMs are the Golden Ticket to the MBA show. The question is, are there more things out there that we are not aware of? Can MBA experience get even better or is international exposure just a fancy term in the market?
As per government taxpayers' data and our assessment, only about 6,00,000 Indian taxpayers earn an annual 'salaried' income of INR 30 lacs or above. And only 11,00,000 Indian taxpayers earn a 'total' income of INR 30 lacs or more. Have you ever considered how much time it would take for you to be amongst these top 0.5% earners in India?
If you've ever googled, 'How do I get into Harvard, Oxford, MIT, Cambridge, or any top school in the world,' you’d probably know that a crucial part of the journey leading to those schools involves taking the GMAT or the GRE.
Getting into a business school can be life changing. It can offer opportunities that can take your career forward and help you with skills that could enable you to steer your career in the direction of your choice. However, the effectiveness of that transition depends a lot on where you pursue your business education from.
While many of us focus on getting a good job—one that gives us the work, position, and pays that we find satisfying—we often miss out on the bigger picture - the job market. Markets speak volumes about the kind of skills and abilities recruiters look for. India and China, two of the world’s largest economic centers in terms of population, certainly shape the job market of Asia. Large populations translate to more employment needs and since top jobs for skilled professionals are limited, learning about the kind of skills those limited jobs require and how you can build them is essential.
Product management is probably one of the most powerful career paths for people working in the corporate world. We use tens and hundreds of products everyday that influence the decision of millions worldwide. A Facebook or an Instagram becomes addictive because product managers put in hours of work in developing features. So, it doesn’t come as a surprise that they would be the ones walking away with heavy salaries during the placements. But, how much do they actually make in both India and abroad? Sarah Gajbhiye answers the question in this video today in another episode of Basics of MBA.
If you always had the dream of studying in the US, but cracking exams like TOEFL, GRE or GMAT seemed an uphill task, let’s talk about a program that will help you with it. In this conversation with Dr. Prof. Mangesh Kasbekar, Program Head-Global MBA and Head Admissions (PGDM) at N. L. Dalmia Institute of Management S&R we understand the way in which students can study in the US as part of the Global MBA program run at NL Dalmia currently. He speaks about the program at length, what are the criteria that he keeps in mind before the selection of students and what lies ahead in the world of marketing.
The Graduate Record Examination, or GRE, is a significant stage in the application process for graduate school or business school. The GRE is a computer-based, multiple-choice standardized test that is frequently required for admission to graduate programs and graduate business programs (MBA) around the world. The GRE measures your command of basic arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data analysis as well as college-level vocabulary. More importantly, it measures your ability to analyze and evaluate written material, think critically, and solve problems.
