As we witness the winding down of a devastating pandemic in the past two years that drastically changed the dynamics of everyday life with lockdowns, social separations, and work-from-home, a question now arises - will the end of the pandemic set back the time machine to the pre-COVID way of working, or is there no going back?
The second most populated city in the state of Jharkhand is Dhanbad. Normally, this would've been the very first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the name Dhanbad. Hidden in this mining city is an emerald, Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad. Established in 1926, by recommendation of The McPherson Committee, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad is one of the oldest engineering institutions in India. It was established as a premier institute of Mining and Geology. ‘Indian School of Mines’ became Indian Institute of Technology in the year 2016. The retention of ‘ISM’ in its name even after becoming an IIT is a testament to its prestigious legacy.
If you have a PHD in computer science, you are among the smartest and most qualified people in the world. You have worked hard for years to earn this degree, and now you are ready to take on the world. But what comes next? How do you use your knowledge and skills to make a difference in the world? Here are five ways to put your PHD to work:
Soumadeep is pursuing his MBA from IIM Ahmedabad. He is a mechanical engineer and has almost 4 years (46 months) of work experience in diverse roles in the oil and gas sector before joining his MBA. He completed his graduation from Jadavpur University with a CGPA of 9.47. He completed his 10th and 12th from the West Bengal state board with 87.29 and 88.43 percent respectively. Soumadeep scored 99.69%ile in CAT 2021, and in this article, he shares his preparation strategy and why he feels people usually drop out from CAT preparation around September/October. Read on!
Sai Rajesh Donkana, from the 'City of Destiny' Visakhapatnam, managed to go from 69% in CAT 2020 to 99.70% in CAT 2021 with diligent and disciplined effort. After finishing his undergraduate studies at NIT Trichy in 2019, he went on to work at Citi as an Application Developer. A 10-pointer in his 10th grade and scoring 96.7% in his 12th grade, Rajesh finished his Bachelor's with an 8.2 CGPA. He looks forward to learning more about finance and the scaling of businesses over his time at IIMB. He had scored a 69&ile in his first CAT attempt, and went on to score 99.7%ile on CAT 2021. Read on to know how he made it happen!
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