Thus, began my journey to push myself to try and learn as much as possible with each passing day. Being in a B-school within an E-school was another huge advantage; you get to connect not only with your classmates but with people from various other fields as well. The interactive and stimulating classes, case study discussions, surprise quizzes, guest lectures by eminent people from the corporate world and knowledge sharing sessions by the students themselves helps each one of us here at DoMS, to learn from our peers and to contribute as well.
Everything here at DoMS, IIT Roorkee is student driven. We have various clubs and committees here which are responsible for the smooth functioning of all the activities of the department. Every new student has to undergo rigorous rounds of group discussions and interviews to make it to the club or committee of their choice. Here, nobody is judged on their previous tags but by their abilities to perform well in a certain role. Finally, after consecutive sleepless nights of back to back interviews, I was able to burst the age-old myth that freshers cannot get into the Placement Committee.
It’s been three months since DoMS entrusted me with such an important role. It’s been a roller coaster ride till now. It’s a huge responsibility to shoulder and since then I have been learning new things about the corporate world first hand, every day. Working along with six other members has drastically improved my ability to work better in a team, speaking directly to top-level CEOs and HRs on a daily basis was an opportunity I never dreamt of having. Working hard for an important cause, gaining new skills, meeting new people are all the opportunities and the responsibilities of this committee, which I feel privileged to be a part of.
Thus, DoMS IIT Roorkee gives you the platform to transform yourself, only if you have the belief to do so.
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About the Author:
Pritha Rudra
MBA Batch 2017-19
DoMS, IIT Roorkee
Marketer in the Making, Aspiring Entrepreneur, Otaku, Foodie, Voracious reader, Potterhead.
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