Ever wondered what it feels like to be a part of an MBA classroom, discussing a real-life business case scenario? You don’t have to wonder any more, as our “Take A Seat In The Classroom” series transports you into the MBA Classrooms of B-Schools.
Team InsideIIM.com had a conversation with Dr Madhu Veeraraghavan, Director T.A. PAI Management Institute. Dr Madhu has spent 10 years in various capacities at TAPMI and previously he taught finance for 8 years at the Monash University in Australia.
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?
In this episode of “A Day In The Life Of… “ we went to IMT Hyderabad to explore their campus and what goes on daily in the life of a student at IMT Hyderabad. We were greeted by Muskan Nahata and Khushal Purohit, first-year PGDM Marketing students at IMT Hyderabad, who took us around the campus. We started our journey from the student hostels, where the day of any IMT Hyderabad student starts and ends. Each hostel complex houses around 160 spacious rooms with all basic amenities met.
In this exclusive webinar, we will speak to the founding batch students of BITSoM and the fresh batch that has joined this year to understand how the journey so far has been for this newly built B-school in the heart of Mumbai. From campus life to companies visiting, offers made, ROI, overall learning, foreign immersion, and much more, this will be an information-packed session for all of you.
Is an MBA degree necessary in today's times? What difference would an MBA make in your career trajectory? Defining your Career Path with a World Class MBA Degree & lot more
Industry Interface is an interactive and collaborative arrangement between academic institutions and business corporations for the achievement of certain mutually inclusive goals and objectives. Institutes remain in continuous touch with industry for overall development of their students. Industry needs "ideas". It has a business need, resources and context but lacks time. An academic institute needs resources and has willingness, drive, time and expertise to provide ideas. Thus, an Industry-Institute interface provides the necessary real-world exposure for upgradation of student skills and guidance for governance. These engagements are mutually beneficial to the institution, students, industries and society. Students who undertake different activities such as industrial visit, summer training, experiential learning & industrial projects are automatically well prepared for the world out there.
GMAT or GRE or CAT? This probably is a question that a lot of aspirants ask themselves while they start preparing. But each of these exams is different in nature and requires different skills to master. We tried to understand the process that GMAT and GRE toppers followed with scores of more than 750 and 320 respectively. We tried to understand what were some of the resources they referred to for their preparation, what were some roadblocks and how did they overcome challenges. They also talk about their choice to go for an Indian institute BITSoM for their program after clearing the GMAT and GRE and why it made sense to them.
Ever wondered what it feels like to be a part of an MBA classroom, discussing a real-life business case scenario? You don’t have to wonder any more, as our “Take A Seat In The Classroom” series transports you into the MBA Classrooms of B-Schools.
Team InsideIIM.com had a conversation with Dr Madhu Veeraraghavan, Director T.A. PAI Management Institute. Dr Madhu has spent 10 years in various capacities at TAPMI and previously he taught finance for 8 years at the Monash University in Australia.
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?
In this episode of “A Day In The Life Of… “ we went to IMT Hyderabad to explore their campus and what goes on daily in the life of a student at IMT Hyderabad. We were greeted by Muskan Nahata and Khushal Purohit, first-year PGDM Marketing students at IMT Hyderabad, who took us around the campus. We started our journey from the student hostels, where the day of any IMT Hyderabad student starts and ends. Each hostel complex houses around 160 spacious rooms with all basic amenities met.
In this exclusive webinar, we will speak to the founding batch students of BITSoM and the fresh batch that has joined this year to understand how the journey so far has been for this newly built B-school in the heart of Mumbai. From campus life to companies visiting, offers made, ROI, overall learning, foreign immersion, and much more, this will be an information-packed session for all of you.
Is an MBA degree necessary in today's times? What difference would an MBA make in your career trajectory? Defining your Career Path with a World Class MBA Degree & lot more
Industry Interface is an interactive and collaborative arrangement between academic institutions and business corporations for the achievement of certain mutually inclusive goals and objectives. Institutes remain in continuous touch with industry for overall development of their students. Industry needs "ideas". It has a business need, resources and context but lacks time. An academic institute needs resources and has willingness, drive, time and expertise to provide ideas. Thus, an Industry-Institute interface provides the necessary real-world exposure for upgradation of student skills and guidance for governance. These engagements are mutually beneficial to the institution, students, industries and society. Students who undertake different activities such as industrial visit, summer training, experiential learning & industrial projects are automatically well prepared for the world out there.
GMAT or GRE or CAT? This probably is a question that a lot of aspirants ask themselves while they start preparing. But each of these exams is different in nature and requires different skills to master. We tried to understand the process that GMAT and GRE toppers followed with scores of more than 750 and 320 respectively. We tried to understand what were some of the resources they referred to for their preparation, what were some roadblocks and how did they overcome challenges. They also talk about their choice to go for an Indian institute BITSoM for their program after clearing the GMAT and GRE and why it made sense to them.
