Balian| Says
Now what i want to know is the school for real ?!! I am sitting on a great profile......and like anyone with one i have worked really hard for it..........been a college topper......student council member........college festival team .........blood donation......JRD Tata trust scholarship..........2 yrs part time work experience+750 Gmat.........you know stuff like that...
Great Profile dude :)
|Balian Says
1.hows the infrastructure at the moment? wen will glim move in to the new area which i believe is currently under construction?
We are not in the second storey of a building, but we operate on a two storey building. We have the Library, Resource Ctr, Reception, and Two classrooms on the ground floor. One classroom and a few study rooms which we call as huddles in the first floor and a seminar hall, two classrooms and the administrative office in the second floor.
We expect the new campus to be available for the batch joining in 2007.
2.Hows the faculty? I saw a lot of international faculty members....do you guys really have these profs giving so many lectures?!!
We had the following International Faculty handling the courses
1. Prof Surysekhar from FIU handling one complete course, 10 sessions on two and a half hrs each on Financial Accounting.
2. Prof Paul Prabhaker from Stuart School of Business handling Strategic Marketing. 25 class hours. He will also handle a course in Marketing during specialisation in December-Jan.
3. Miss Lynn Miller from Stuart School of Business handling Business Communication, again a full course.
4. Mr Ram Ramakrishnan from University of Illinois handles Financial Statement Analysis.
5. Prof Abdul Rasheed, College of Business Administration, University of Texas at Arlington, a course on Strategy.
6. Dr Narendar Rao from Northeastern Illinois Univesity taught us Corporate Finance.
Apart from these abov mentioned, we also had Dr Ramani, former Director of NITIE handling a portion of Operations Management. Please note that the above is just an indicative list.
3.wats the role of the advisory council ?........................i saw a long list of names....some of which i personally hold in xxxxxxxxxxxtremely high regard. But at the same time the list is so long that you tend to doubt wat kind of actual contribution these ppl would be making to the school.
We have Academic Advisory Council and a Business Advisory Council. The role of the AAC is to help in shaping the curriculam and getting in good faculty. The role of BAC is to help in having good industry relations, have the right people in the institute to give domain specific knowledge sharing and play a active role in the placement process.
4.wats the placement process?......wat kind of special preparation goes into the process?
As in many colleges, we have companies giving PPTs during the course of the year. We have had Deloitte, ITC Infotech, CTS, CRISIL giving us PPTs so far. We also have a few in the pipe line.
Special Preparation --> We have an active placement committee that works on the placement process.
5.I intend to complete an mba and either come back to IT or get into investment banking.......how much does glim help me there ? Is finance or IT a field of specialisation?
We had lot of IT companies visiting our campus last year. We expect the same this year. So you going back to IT should not be a problem. We do have Finance as one of the major specialisation along with Marketing, Operations and HR. We do not have IT as a major specialisation as of now. And we expect a couple of IBs to visit the campus this year.
6. How would you rate Glim against an MBA from
(a)top 20 from the US,
(b)or NUS (there is a lot of skepticism about the placements post mba here )
(c)or ISB (the 15 lakh indian option)
A top 20 school is US is great. And I do not have sufficient information on NUS. What we try is to give is a quality education that is affordable. Till now we have had good courses, great faculty, wonderful profile of students and most importantly good placements. The learning process has been good. We have been here for two years only. So I may not do any justice to the institute by comparing with already established ones. What I say is that the institute has a great potential and we believe in that.