Showing posts with label management college. Show all posts
Showing posts with label management college. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 April 2016

3 questions that an MBA aspirant should ask FROM the B-School interview panel.




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Yes, you read it right! The next couple of months would be such that most of the MBA aspirants seeking admission in a quality B-School would be spending hours on the internet searching for possible questions that they might be facing when they have a faceoff with the interview panel at the school of their choice. Obviously the target would be to present the best answers to each of their possible questions and that is why this pre-preparation is done. There are also a plethora of websites that offer “101 interview questions” type deal to crack that interview you have been looking forward to since long. But this article is about those questions that YOU might be interested to ask from the interview panel just before you say good bye to them after they are done with their set of interview questions.
Question#1  How will the b-school help you achieve your goal? – Remember that as such b-schools have a lot to tell you about their achievements, placements, alumni, faculty etc. during the short orientation session that they organize on the day you visit their premises but getting to know specifically how a b-school helps in realizing your individualistic career goals would be interesting to ask from the panelists. This type of a question really gives the feel to the panelists that you are interested in getting education in that b-school.
Question#2  What are the b-school’s future plans and mission? (with regard to the area of specialization that you are seeking to pursue) – You can very well inquire about what are the b-school’s plans to develop the area of specialization that you are interested to pursue. For example, if you wish to pursue international business stream as your specialization, what are the future academic goals and agendas on board set by the college committee? 

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Question#3  How did education in the b-school affect the careers of alumni in past? – This is also one of the questions that can be asked from the panel. It is a very relevant question whereby the b-school will have to answer it to the real core and present some testimonials for your satisfaction and you can very well contact the same alumni later to get more in-depth details about the b-school’s education and other aspects of interest.
In any case an interviewee should ask questions when given a chance because that shows how interested are you in knowing about the institute and its offerings. The last 5-10% time of the interview session is really important. Usually interviewee aspirant does not show any interest in asking questions from the panel and some even think that the panel might feel offended if they are counter-questioned. But that not true. Even the panelists are willing to answer your questions to the best of their capability to make the candidates feel good about the institute. At Asia Pacific Institute of Management it is the utmost effort of the faculty and panelists to satisfy all the related queries of the aspirants and to make them feel comfortable and confident with their choice of institute and subjects/streams of specialization.

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Thursday, 7 April 2016

Best PGDM Placement in India


Internship or Placement 

As a rule, the expressions "placement" and "Internship" have the same significance - a time of pre-profession full-time work involvement with an organization a man has an enthusiasm for working for, held amid or soon after an undergrad or post graduate degree course. Be that as it may, the terms do have an unobtrusive contrast in significance and each by and large alludes to work experience held in particular sorts of industry. 
Internship 

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The expression "Internship" is typically utilized by city firms, for example, bookkeepers, speculation banks and administration consultancies. A "Internship" generally last from a week to 12 weeks and might include some travel. "Internship" are typically offered to understudies and graduates outside of college term time (arrangements are generally held amid college term time). "Internships" are generally focussed on adapting nearly as much as working, despite the fact that entry level positions at some city firms, (for example, venture banks) more often than not likewise include a lot of tea and espresso making and errand running, for more senior graduate students!

Placement 

The expression "placement" is typically used to allude to long or amplified times of temporary job held by understudies amid a four-year college degree course, that has been particularly intended to oblige a year "in industry". Four year degree courses with a professional component are turning out to be progressively prominent and hence more managers are currently offering "arrangements", including bookkeeping firms.
Both arrangements and temporary jobs are extraordinary components for your CV. Truth be told, any experience of working inside of an association in the business you wish to work in is unfathomably advantageous and is an incredible pointer that you have vocation inspiration and solid business mindfulness.

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Tuesday, 29 March 2016

Reasons to do an MBA.


An MBA or a Master of Business Administration is a post graduate programme where the students can learn the requisite knowledge and skills to fit into a business community. So, the basic and most common question is ‘why MBA’? Or is it worthwhile to pursue such a study programme despite of the fact that it is too expensive to bear?
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One common reason to do an MBA programme is that the average salary for an MBA graduate is considerably higher than that of an employee with a regular master qualification. Statistically, it has been established that the salary paid to an individual with an MBA degree is significantly higher than those with other degrees.
Graduates of an MBA programme, due to their qualification, can obtain and hold a higher level in management position in any reputed industry, or even they can start and operate their own business through their acquired skills and knowledge.
An MBA program provides a more diverse and wider field for graduates to expand in. Many areas are covered in this program such as Human Resource, IT, Statistics, Economics and Finance. All these areas qualify an MBA graduate to pursue a career in multiple areas in private as well as public sectors.
Business schools provides a great opportunity to the graduate students to meet new people including recruiters, key note speakers, Business personal etc. These networking activities are clearly beneficial for the students in achieving their goals in future.

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Friday, 25 March 2016

Sharpening your entrepreneurial skills.



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Till last decade, a degree in management meant a sure shot entry to a corporate job with enviable packages & AC offices. Nobody in his ‘right’ frame-of-mind would have related entrepreneurship to management education. But now the scenario is changing and it is changing fast. Students from best b-schools are leaving their plush placements and opting for starting-up on their own. They want to be job-creators rather than job-seekers. For these students, converting their dreams into reality and making it big in business world has become an indicator of success.
This has also motivated best MBA college to shift their focus on entrepreneurship education. Some of the best colleges are offering specialization in entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship can be taught or not is a topic of debate but creating a favorable mind-set can easily be attributed to education. Appreciation for the courage, to start something of own, can be inculcated through exposure to the lives of exemplary entrepreneurs. 
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Apart from education best B-schools in India are also offering deferred placement options. Deferred placement gives the liberty to students to start their venture just after the course and in case if they do not succeed they can come back and sit for placement interviews. Many MBA colleges encourage students to start campus companies. A campus company means a set-up started by student (s) during their stint at the b-school only. In this, along with their studies, they offer certain services, generate revenue and also gather first-hand experience of business. All across the country management colleges are establishing incubation to support start-ups.
Government is also increasing its attention to entrepreneurs and creating a nurturing eco-system for their growth. All this along with increasing inclination of today’s youth is prophesying the bright future of entrepreneurship in India with key role played by our business schools

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Friday, 11 March 2016

Role of B-Schools in Entrepreneurship Development.



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Entrepreneurship is living a life of your own like most people won’t, so that you can spend your life link no one else can. Entrepreneurship is the professional application of knowledge, skills and competencies of monetizing a new idea by an individual or a set of people by launching an enterprise. Entrepreneurship is a need for a developing economy like India as 60-80% jobs are gained from small startups. Thus, B School are considered most appropriate nursery of shaping and developing management graduates for entrepreneurship who possess integrity and ethical standards. Going to business school to be an entrepreneur can help students channel their creativity, participate in business plan competitions, earn an MBA and launch a business. Would-be entrepreneurs can learn everything they need to know by jumping right in, the story goes. And when a difficulty presents itself, one need look no further than the startup community in which he or she exists. 

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Whatever problem, there’s probably someone nearby that can help — that is, if that person is reachable. Business schools are slowly adapting to demand, though, and offering more entrepreneurship courses and resources for aspiring business owners. With the right program, an aspiring entrepreneur can learn quite a bit in preparation for building out a company. B- schools can aid students in the process of understanding and appreciating the contexts in which they will operate. They also help to refine and enhance an individual’s understanding of his/her own leadership potential. Such potential is not only to win or earn profit but also to create employment for others in the economy. India is ranked at the third number after US and China for its education system. Taxi for sure, Flipkart, Redbus.in, Bluegape, Snapdeal, are few examples of them. So enroll in India’s Best B schools and be an entrepreneur instead of employee.
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