An Executive MBA is a promising option to advance in your career if you already have about 4-5 years of work experience or more. Numerous institutions ranging from IIMs to ISB offer a complete one year program in that regard. We bring to you a conversation with stalwarts in the MBA space to talk about how you can get into the top Executive MBA programmes in India and how the GMAT could help you reach your target b-school.
We have all heard about the MBA conundrum that a lot of you might also have gone through? Whether you should go for a General MBA that gives you an overall perspective of the world of business and help you understand the nuances of Marketing, Finance, Operations, Supply Chain, HR, basically help you make the jack of all trades. Or should you go with a very domain specific course that helps you understand more about the sector you like and feel are strong at? Why exactly is the confusion? What are the Pros and Cons associated with both the courses? Why do people opt for specialization and general MBA programs and where can you take up some of these programs online? We are going to talk about this and a lot more in this video.
Yashodeep Mahapatra is a B.Com graduate from Nagindas Khandwala College’s Class of 2019. A Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (ICGB), Yashodeep has a keen interest in finance. His commitment to becoming a competent and socially responsible global leader coupled with his approach to the CMAT landed him the prestigious IFMR GSB. Let’s dive into a conversation with Yashodeep to learn more!
“Whom do you idolize if there is no one around to take inspiration from”, says Shivkant Dangi, a village boy from Sagar district in the Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh who cracked IIM Indore this year with his might and will. From not knowing what MBA and B-school is, to getting into one of the top b-schools in the country, Shivkant’s journey indeed is an inspiring one. But, how did he reach here and what are some of the struggles he had to go through? Shivkant bares his heart out in this candid conversation with Purnangshu Paul, talking about his early days in the village to becoming an idol for many aspiring minds now.
Cracking CAT and getting into some of the top management institutes in India is not everyone's cup of tea; things become even tougher when you add to the mix the importance of academic profiles in the selection process. After extensive research, we now have the data that can help you find answers to the questions that you might have around the selection and shortlisting process of few of the top business schools in India. In our previous video, we addressed if your academic profile is good enough for the top IIMs. In this video, let us find out if your profile is good enough to make it to any of the top business schools like SPJIMR Mumbai, FMS Delhi, MDI Gurgaon and XLRI Jamshedpur.
‘How am I going to finance my MBA’?, and ‘where should I get the necessary funds from’?. The two most common questions that keep running through an MBA aspirant's mind. Pursuing higher education, especially an MBA is of prime importance to students all over and many students often go the extra mile to achieve this quality education. However the cost of doing an MBA has now skyrocketed, with mounting tuition fees and additional expenditure to be incurred throughout the course. Thus, making financial preparedness a critical component of your MBA application process. In this video we will walk you through the various ways by which you can finance your MBA, without it becoming a burden for you.
Prof. Shveta Singh, has been an integral part of DMS IIT Delhi, where she has been teaching for over a decade now. As someone who teaches subjects like Entrepreneurial Finance, Managerial accounting, Corporate governance & CSR, she has been training the young minds at DMS IIT Delhi and making them ready for the future. In this conversation with InsideIIM, Prof. Shveta Singh talks about her journey, how she ended up taking academics, what are the experiences that she brings to the class, how the online mode of education has changed the way teaching happens at DMS IIT Delhi and the trends that are going to dominate the world of Finance.
India is going through a tough time currently with the ongoing pandemic pushing everything out of order. States after states are declaring lockdowns. Exams are getting cancelled and both schools and colleges are getting back to the online mode of learning to help curb the spread of the virus. In such a situation, a lot of B-School aspirants are also considering alternate options. Some are thinking whether to opt for an MBA at all, provided it is anyway going to be an online one this time around!
An Executive MBA is a promising option to advance in your career if you already have about 4-5 years of work experience or more. Numerous institutions ranging from IIMs to ISB offer a complete one year program in that regard. We bring to you a conversation with stalwarts in the MBA space to talk about how you can get into the top Executive MBA programmes in India and how the GMAT could help you reach your target b-school.
We have all heard about the MBA conundrum that a lot of you might also have gone through? Whether you should go for a General MBA that gives you an overall perspective of the world of business and help you understand the nuances of Marketing, Finance, Operations, Supply Chain, HR, basically help you make the jack of all trades. Or should you go with a very domain specific course that helps you understand more about the sector you like and feel are strong at? Why exactly is the confusion? What are the Pros and Cons associated with both the courses? Why do people opt for specialization and general MBA programs and where can you take up some of these programs online? We are going to talk about this and a lot more in this video.
Yashodeep Mahapatra is a B.Com graduate from Nagindas Khandwala College’s Class of 2019. A Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (ICGB), Yashodeep has a keen interest in finance. His commitment to becoming a competent and socially responsible global leader coupled with his approach to the CMAT landed him the prestigious IFMR GSB. Let’s dive into a conversation with Yashodeep to learn more!
“Whom do you idolize if there is no one around to take inspiration from”, says Shivkant Dangi, a village boy from Sagar district in the Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh who cracked IIM Indore this year with his might and will. From not knowing what MBA and B-school is, to getting into one of the top b-schools in the country, Shivkant’s journey indeed is an inspiring one. But, how did he reach here and what are some of the struggles he had to go through? Shivkant bares his heart out in this candid conversation with Purnangshu Paul, talking about his early days in the village to becoming an idol for many aspiring minds now.
Cracking CAT and getting into some of the top management institutes in India is not everyone's cup of tea; things become even tougher when you add to the mix the importance of academic profiles in the selection process. After extensive research, we now have the data that can help you find answers to the questions that you might have around the selection and shortlisting process of few of the top business schools in India. In our previous video, we addressed if your academic profile is good enough for the top IIMs. In this video, let us find out if your profile is good enough to make it to any of the top business schools like SPJIMR Mumbai, FMS Delhi, MDI Gurgaon and XLRI Jamshedpur.
‘How am I going to finance my MBA’?, and ‘where should I get the necessary funds from’?. The two most common questions that keep running through an MBA aspirant's mind. Pursuing higher education, especially an MBA is of prime importance to students all over and many students often go the extra mile to achieve this quality education. However the cost of doing an MBA has now skyrocketed, with mounting tuition fees and additional expenditure to be incurred throughout the course. Thus, making financial preparedness a critical component of your MBA application process. In this video we will walk you through the various ways by which you can finance your MBA, without it becoming a burden for you.
Prof. Shveta Singh, has been an integral part of DMS IIT Delhi, where she has been teaching for over a decade now. As someone who teaches subjects like Entrepreneurial Finance, Managerial accounting, Corporate governance & CSR, she has been training the young minds at DMS IIT Delhi and making them ready for the future. In this conversation with InsideIIM, Prof. Shveta Singh talks about her journey, how she ended up taking academics, what are the experiences that she brings to the class, how the online mode of education has changed the way teaching happens at DMS IIT Delhi and the trends that are going to dominate the world of Finance.
India is going through a tough time currently with the ongoing pandemic pushing everything out of order. States after states are declaring lockdowns. Exams are getting cancelled and both schools and colleges are getting back to the online mode of learning to help curb the spread of the virus. In such a situation, a lot of B-School aspirants are also considering alternate options. Some are thinking whether to opt for an MBA at all, provided it is anyway going to be an online one this time around!
