The institute invests resources heavily into the pedagogy of the students. It tries to bundle up as much wisdom as it can give and offers it over the two years. With the help of the same wisdom, the current students recently managed to bag the opportunity to host Ministry of Human Resources’ first-ever event, by winning the ‘Ek Bharath Shresth Bharat’ event. We have achieved more victories like Research challenge by CFA institute National rounds, Global business challenge by CIMA, GSCMI (Purdue University) and more.
Tiruchirappalli as a city also contributes to our development. The city and its surrounding has offered India and the world, some of most famous personalities, like C. V. Raman (a Nobel laureate in Physics and recipient of the Bharat Ratna), Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (past President of India), Nirmala Sitharaman (incumbent Ministry of State - for Commerce, industry and finance) and more. Such a rich heritage setting is bound to offer the students a holistic learning experience.
The aim of the institute to be one of the top 5 B-schools in India is achievable because it provides us, the flag-bearers of IIM Trichy, with such skills and experiences that we are prepared to make a mark wherever we go. The experience it offers is unmatched. Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli is not just a business school, but also the home of the future leaders, who will make a difference wherever they go, be it for their organization or for the society.
Which Aditya Birla Group company would you want to work for and why?
If given an option to choose one of the Aditya Birla group companies to go for, I will select the Aditya Birla Retail Limited. I believe that the market share of Aditya Birla Group in the FMCG industry of India is lower than what it can potentially have, so while Aditya Birla Retail group works towards grabbing a bigger bite out of the $60 billion market, I will love to make a contribution with my skills and ensure that we reach our targets. I want to be a part of the success story of Aditya Birla Retail Limited.
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