The GD-PI Cheatsheet – When to panic and when to chill
Concept, illustrations and graphics by Deepak Gopalakrishnan aka chuck_gopal, a Mallu-turned Mumbaiker who blogs here and tweets here.
Read MoreConcept, illustrations and graphics by Deepak Gopalakrishnan aka chuck_gopal, a Mallu-turned Mumbaiker who blogs here and tweets here.
Read MoreAn MBA at Altis Universita Cattolica offers students the unique opportunity to study in close contact with companies interested in doing business in their country of origin. India is definitely one of the countries that Italian and European companies most frequently consider as a target for their internationalization processes, both...
Read MoreA bit delayed but not entirely late, we present to you our second free ebook — the PaGaLGuY Group Discussion Anthology 2005-2010. The GDPI Anthology is a collection of the most interesting GD-PI experiences as transcribed in detail by actual shortlisted candidates between 2005 and 2010 and posted on the...
Read MoreThe Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Kozhikode completed its Final Placements for the batch of 2009-11 comprising 290 students. Students were placed in various profiles across Finance, Consulting, Sales & Marketing, Operations, Human Resources, and IT. A total of 305 offers were made across all verticals and 110 firms participated...
Read MoreThe All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has done it again. A fresh salvo by the government body banning all part-time MBA courses has got concerned MBA colleges in ruffles. The ban which comes into effect from the next academic year has put a second spoke in admission to...
Read MoreThe first decade of the new millennium has ushered in unprecedented changes in society and the way business is conducted. The rapid deployment of communication technology and the ensuing inorganic growth of Internet connectivity even to remote locations, combined with development of lightning-fast information storage and retrieval systems, convergence of...
Read MoreHere is another case of technological innovation in educational admissions succumbing to problems of execution. Nearly 16.000 applicants to the Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Ghaziabad’s PGDM program this year were required to appear for a computer-based video interview as the first step in the admission process. Termed ‘Virtual Interview’...
Read MoreDelhi University’s Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) completed placements for its MBA batch of 2009-11. The process secured 242 offers for a total batch of 200 students (including both MBA and MBA – Management of Services batches) from a total of 91 companies. A total of 124 companies confirmed presence,...
Read MoreFor those who found the last visualization esoteric, here is another one. The following interactive chart depicts the fees charged by 37 of India’s top 45 b-schools (as per the PaGaLGuY B-school Rankings 2011) versus the seat intake for their flagship programs, segregated by whether the schools are government-owned or...
Read MoreThis one is for all the intellectuals on PaGaLGuY. Starting today, we’re going to be introducing a new format of journalism, one which has been gaining steady ground worldwide, yet is in the process of evolving into a mainstream method of telling stories: Data Journalism. We are going to be...
Read MoreAlmost 100 companies visited Indian Institute of Management, Indore (IIMI) for final placements for the PGP 2009-11 batch. While the average salary was Rs 14.06 lakhs, at least eight from the batch received salaries of Rs 32 lakhs each. Profiles were offered in investment banking, consulting, BFSI and FMCG while...
Read MoreInfinity Business School (fondly known as Inbuss) was setup in 2001 as a Citicorp Investee Institution. In a short period of just ten years Infinity has captured an important place in the top Business Schools of India given its top faculty, contemporary curriculum, excellent infrastructure and Placement Record. At Infinity...
Read MoreThe quality of education among India’s business schools has not been able to keep up with their growth in recent years. But if each ‘good’ b-school mentors the faculty of five lower-rung b-schools in its local region with IIMs taking the lead, vast improvements can be made in the general...
Read More(Photo credit: Vishal Gosike) SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR), Mumbai completed placements for the 2-year PGDM Class of 2011 with 242 offers from 76 companies for the placement process. Of the 242 offers, 107 were lateral offers and 77 were pre-placement offers from autumn internships. According to...
Read MoreThe Maharashtra MBA CET 2011 held today surprised quite a few test takers. After an easy paper in 2010 which saw records being shattered and soaring cut-offs, CET 2011 struck back with one of the more difficult papers in recent years. The questions werent straightforward, there were plenty of Analytical...
Read MoreBig Brother All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)s controversial circular pressing for vast changes in the sphere of business education received a further setback yesterday with the Bombay High court squashing most parts of the circular. This comes after Orissa High Court stayed the same circular last week, when...
Read More(Image courtesy: Jilligan86) In this article, which is the last on CET prep, I have answered some of the questions posted to me in the last few weeks. I have found DI very difficult to crack during mocks. Sometimes, I need more than three operations to crack a set. How...
Read MoreIndia’s latent entrepreneurship potential lies untapped because of life skills that aren’t taught and social expectations that aren’t set right. By addressing these problems in India’s bright youngsters through their curriculums, b-schools could lay the seed for innovative businesses that scale to become billion dollar companies, says Vijay Anand, Head...
Read More(Image Courtesy: alicejack2002) The Maharashtra MBA CET, is an out and out speed test. The one who persists with nailing the questions one after another, as opposed to spending time just reading them all, will survive the test. The attitude to solving the test should be that of a charging...
Read MoreComputer-based testing will soon be ubiquitous in India and more management entrance tests will employ technologically evolved methods of assessment. As a consumer of these tests, how do you identify quality in a test? Lawrence M Rudner, VP of R&D; and Chief Psychometrician of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)...
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