Many a times before mock interviews I decide to be myself just to keep my nerves in control and do justice to an age old cliche, which is usually found written on T-shirts, “I am what I am.” But as soon as interview starts I realize that I have too...
Read MoreI was hesitant to record my first composition. But I did not want to regret not having tried. So I ended up at a recording studio after convincing my family that I was on my way to stardom. I showed a sample composition of my song I had created using...
Read MoreI need to write about my ” Formative Years” in about 50 word for a B-School GD-PI form. So, like any other aspirant I looked up for the meaning of this phrase on Google and tried to collect as many samples from seniors as possible. After initial set backs I...
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The second part of the interview with Prof Ashoka Chandra, AICTE’s Creator. (For first part read here) Can AICTE regulate and also grant approval? If regulatory role means ‘approval’, then MBA degree programmesare outside the direct purview of the AICTE. Norms and Standards can be provided by both AICTE and...
Read MoreI don’t intend to boast about anything, this is just my experience. Music as perceived by many, is a rhythmic, melodious composition of musical notes. For many years, even I connected with music in the same way. I would listen to a song and I would like it only if...
Read MoreThis Story is about Risk, Take risk. Risk gives more profit. My half life has ended in school, college, Post grad and books. I am so fed up of studies that sometimes I think I should have followed my heart when I was in my 6th Grade. I was a...
Read MoreIn the spotlight section, management institutes gaining prominence are profiled. International School of Management Excellence (ISME), Bangalore is one such school that has emerged as a strong alternative for management aspirants seeking a top B-School. ISME has moved into a new campus which is one of the best & most...
Read MorePart 1 https://testing.pagalguy.com/news/it-all-ended-too-soon-a-18534290/ I gave CAT which went average and was waiting for SNAP. I gave SNAP at Ahemdabad and started with quant (20 ques in 30 minutes) Lr was always my forte. I stood 1st in last AIMSNAP and was confident about it but I was able to solve...
Read MoreDreams dreamt are meant to be broken and life gets tougher :)(zindageee pe tera mera kisi ka na zor hain, hum sochte hain kuch wo saali sochti kuch aur hain . It was 29th September 2011, when I went to see a salman khan starrer BODYGUARD. The movie showed a...
Read MoreHey fellas! I know I am going to be judged by many after writing this but I have to do it to be at peace. Been a part of pagalguy since quite a long time,most of it as a silent one,going through numerous posts:some helpful, some interesting and then there...
Read MoreIf we have to change this state of affairs, we need to act as ‘Inspired Leaders’. Leaders who truly care for the wellbeing of all stake holders and secure the future of our children. This requires the adoption of ‘Sustainability’ as a core value of our organizations and a ‘shared...
Read MoreThe subject of sustainability is at centre stage for organizations for more than a decade. Most of us have realized that consuming our earth’s resources in the ways in which we are doing today is simply not tenable any more. We also know that if the rich keep getting richer...
Read MoreWhile the education fraternity furiously debates over the fate of AICTE, PaGaLGuY managed to speak to none other than the Father of AICTE, Prof Ashoka Chandra. Former Special Secretary to Indian government, Prof Chandra drafted the AICTE Act. At one time, the entire higher technical education system was in his...
Read MoreThe Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) 2013 results have been declared. The results can be checked here This year Symbiosis International University (SIU) declared percentiles for not only the SNAP test score, but also for the sections, academic profile score and the overall composite score. Last year, the institute had...
Read MoreAs I sit and ponder, Looking at the yellow, flower curtains, What has life become now? Did I turn in the wrong lane? After so many days, I feel pain, Eyes burn, hands weak, Stomach hollow, joints ache, Soul empty, everything tweaks. So many thoughts go through the mindless pastures,...
Read More(Prologue: This poem was written during my final year of Engineering. That too between the phase of placement season and semester exams. I hope engineering students can relate to it.) So many thoughts, so many plans, But when I get hold of a pen, my mind goes blank. It’s been...
Read MoreJanuary 5, 2014 will go down in the annals of Indian space exploration as a red-letter day, as it was on this day that India broke into an elite club of nations that boast of indigenous cryogenic engine technology. The last time Indian Space Research Organisation ventured to test its...
Read MoreThe term “diplomatic immunity” has inundated the newspapers in India and the US recently, courtesy the alleged diplomatic inconsistency arising from arrest in the US of Indian diplomat, Devyani Khobragade, who was until recently part of the Indian diplomatic mission to the US. We can observe its impact and fallout...
Read MoreBlack umbrellas out, stood men, Black were thier shoes, nine or ten, In the corner she cried her eyes out, For her mother lay dead, without doubt, Consoled by her kin, for she sorrowed within, All payed thier homages, all grieved thier sin, And then came along this handsome man,...
Read MoreThis week’s compilation of the best and most popular articles. Editors’ Picks The best of the lot, selected by our editors. 1. Not a Success Story by Saurabh Chatterjee. The Most Read Articles Articles that have had the most views by readers this week. 1. 5 ways to make and...
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