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July 16, 2014

Breaking Stereotypes: In search of a risk-free MBA Grad

After having spent a year in a B-school with only few months left to go, I believe that 1 or 2 years is a significant part of one’s life. ‘Experience’ is probably the right word in my opinion. Treat these 2 years as an experience and you shall probably make the most of it. However,

By Vaibhav Anand

July 15, 2014

With great honor, should come great humility in MBA grads

As I stood on the balcony of my flat my gaze fell upon these three girls in the distance. These three girls looked like any other three girls I might have seen anywhere in Delhi. They were carrying notebooks- all of them and two of them held books that looked familiar- books I might have

By Kunal Pawar

July 15, 2014

Land a Bollywood role: Use 4P Marketing Mix

There’s this legend in Bombay that the biggest contributor to the GDP of Andheri-Lokhandwala are the swanky coffee shops. Why you ask? Walk into Costa Coffee or Barista and just glance around. There will be one casting director looking to enjoy his cup of coffee, 2 aspiring directors who want to show their movie scripts

By Ishan Arora

July 15, 2014

Building your CV for Summer Internships

The first real test and probably the most challenging part of your MBA life will hit you in the first 3 months. It can get really intimidating but being confident and calm is the key. Your CV is the single most important document in the entire process and here are a few tips to build

By deepak bisht

July 14, 2014

Relativity of Merit

A two syllable word with a range of denotation and with each interpretation involving a fresh discourse, Merit has its own sphere. It’s an agglomeration of reasons and every action committed has its own rationale for Merit. It cannot be judged, for it is in connotation with perspective of an individual. Speaking of

By Vaibhav Anand

July 12, 2014

Reservations In B-Schools – An Insider’s View | FMS Delhi

I have always had reservations about reservations. On the other hand, a number of my good friends are quota- beneficiaries. But that doesn’t make reservations go away. I still tease my mother for not marrying a scheduled caste or tribe or muslim or OBC or kashmiri pandit or even Sikh. She had to go on

By Vaibhav Anand

July 12, 2014

The death of Indian TV serials and why Ekta Kapoor must be polished off

When I think of growing up, my memories are inextricably linked to the shows on TV that I had lunch or dinner with. Barring a short phase where I watched cartoons with lunch, my life revolved around being up to date with the latest episodes of TV shows. I remember Shreeman Shrimati, Kartavya, Dekh Bhai

By PALLABI PATNAIK

July 12, 2014

Finance + Startup = FUN : Made It Happen @ Taxi For Sure

My journey began with me landing at my favourite city of India, Bengaluru. Already excited about spending my summer in a much cooler climate, I geared up for my induction on the next day. 10’o clock sharp in the morning, I was there, standing before the open shutter of the Global Headquarters of Serendipity Infolabs

By Shivangi Nagar

July 12, 2014

Kuwaiti Style – Internship at Alshaya

“Are you ready to work in Kuwait?” I would like to trace back to the summers process when I was asked this question in the final interview. My reply was an instant yes. But I would be lying if I deny the flutter of anxiety I felt along with the excitement of exploring a new