Articles in SNAP Entrance Exam 2022
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Heartbreaking essay earns a Harvard seat
The word ‘mother’ has a universal appeal. Who does not love their parents? Indians flaunt the famous dialogue from Deewar – mere paas ma hai (I have a mother with me) at the drop of a hat. Manushi Chhillar spoke about her mother and walked away with the crown in the Miss World 2017 pageant.
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#StudentArticle: PGDM OR Conventional MBA - Career Opportunities Orientations At IMS Ghaziabad -By Debanjali Shit
The Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) course at IMS Ghaziabad is designed in such a way that students from various walks of life can pursue it to step up the corporate ladder. Students these days choose to enrol in PGDM programs over conventional MBA programs due to their dynamic, corporate-centric course syllabus. Taking a
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PaGaLGuY Exclusive Interview: Prof Andrew Gemino, Dean - Beedie School of Business, SFU
In this exclusive interview with team PaGaLGuY, Prof Andrew Gemino, Associate Dean, Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University, talks about his experience in academia, effect of pandemic on education, and the future prospects in the field. You are an award-winning academician, co-founder of a software company, a bass & piano player. What has been
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MBA in Rural & Urban Development Management: Opportunities On The Rise
CRED, PharmEasy, Digit Insurance, Infra Market, Groww, Meesho, Gupshup, Innovaccer and ShareChat. Do any of these names ring a bell? Nine Unicorns in 120 days. Indian start-ups indeed have a bullish say in terms of numbers. For those who don’t know what a Unicorn is, that gives you one more reason to read this article.
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Facts and myths connected with an MBA program
How does an MBA leverage one’s prospects in the corporate world? MBA has become a mandatory acronym to have in one’s resume. Some people may be skeptical about the validity of the program. However, most agree that graduation in management is worth every penny spent on acquiring it. What do B-schools teach? Business schools imbibe
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Revamping Tech Education in India – Pay Fees Only After You Get Placed with Guaranteed Minimum 5 Lakh Per annum Ft. Newton School
Have you ever heard of a scheme where your investment is liable only if you are to get sure shot returns? Newton School, a Bengaluru based edtech startup has come up with this interesting model which might definitely catch your attention. With Newton School’s Income Share Agreement (ISA) model, a student can enrol
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IIM-B’s final placements show the median salary at Rs. 28.6 lakhs per annum
People consider the big three – IIM-A, IIM-B, and IIM-C the Mecca and Medina of B-schools in India. However, placements display where the holy covenant lies. All three IIMs have demonstrated their domination in job placements. IIM Bangalore demonstrates its unique position among B-schools in many ways. IIM-B reaffirms its dominance in MBA hiring as
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SDMIMD Launching AICTE Approved one year Post Graduate Program in Entrepreneurship & Family Business
Being a part of Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara Educational Trust and under the visionary leadership of Chairman Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade, SDMIMD constantly gains positive vibes and strives to provide quality management education. While honouring this commitment for over 25 years, SDMIMD has achieved international accreditations such as EFMD, ACBSP, recognition of BSIS by EFMD, QS-I-gauge ‘Diamond’
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All graduates of XIMB's class of 2021 collect the best offers
XIMB’s MBA Business Management Xavier Institute of Management (XIMB) is a premium Business School located in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. XIMB opened in 1987. The Government of India, the Government of Odisha, and the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) govern XIMB. XIMB has been grooming the leaders of tomorrow. The two-year flagship Business Management program has consistently remained
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IIM professor uses board games for teaching the class
Words like ‘class’ and ‘lecture’ arouse images of boring professors throwing up tedious lessons in front of a black (or white) board. However, Mrityunjay Tiwari, an IIM Professor, chose a different board to teach his students. He does not settle for a blackboard or whiteboard but uses a board in which people play games. Students
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